The place for an estimate of their mutual influence belongs to the time of their Italian partnership.

Theresa's brother, Count Pietro, an enthusiastic young soldier, having returned from Rome and Naples, surmounting a prejudice not wholly unnatural, became attached to him, and they entered into a partnership in behalf of whatadopting a phrase often flaunted in opposite campsthey called constitutional principles.

This is quite right and practically inevitable; but it hardly agrees with the theory which supposes bride and bridegroom, husband and wife, to enter on and maintain a coequal voluntary partnership.

But our law cannot dictate to equals, whose sex it ignores, the terms or numbers of partnership.

If it is to be a partnership, it must be partnership at will.

If it is to be a partnership, it must be partnership at will.

Have I the pleasure of speaking to Mr. Douglas Romilly?" "I really don't see," Philip protested thoughtfully, "why I should go into partnership with you in this affair.

Commenting on this in a letter to Mr. Kendall of November 22, 1855, Morse, pathetically and yet philosophically, says: "Is there any mode of arrangement with Smith by which matters in partnership can be conducted with any degree of harmony?

This would be an actual consolidation of the Federal and State Governments so far as the great taxing and money power is concerned, and constitute a sort of partnership between the two in the Treasury of the United States, equally ruinous to both.

"Do you forget, Mr. Denton, that this partnership has still several years to run?

" "But I don't wish to be bought out, and I don't wish to dissolve partnership.

"I should have gotten that out of it before the expiration of the partnership.

An arbitrary majority will construe the partnership articles to suit their own interests, and stat pro constitutione voluntas.

"The Barons of Virginia," chiefs of State-Rights, who at home had been in favor of a governor and a senate for life, and had little to fear from any lower class in their own neighborhood, saw how much was to be gained by "taking the people into partnership," as Herodotus phrases it, and commenced that alliance with the proletaries of the North which has proved so profitable to Southern leaders.

That is, the limited partnership of Oxygen, Hydrogen, & Co., under which they agreed to carry on the operations of sheep, fox, or fish, having terminated by the death of the animal, the partners make immediate use of their liberty and go off in inorganic form in search of new engagements, leaving sulphur, phosphorus, and the other subordinate elements of the animal, to shift for themselves.

The government sells no smaller piece than a field of twenty-five acres, but purchasers can buy in partnership and afterwards subdivide it.

If a man is undertaking any great enterprise, if he is starting in a new business, or signing a contract, or entering a partnership; if he is about to take a journey or buy a stock of goods or engage in a negotiation, he appeals to Ganesa to assist him, and leaves an offering at one of his temples as a sort of bribe.

He went on to the Sonoita and took up a ranch, forming a temporary partnership with a Mexican woman, according to the customs of the country at that time.

A partnership between right and wrong, is wholly wrong.

We work together as partners, and the partnership becomes ineffective when one member of it cannot endure the hardships of a long march, and perhaps of battle.

He was now a full partner in the partnership, and will and strength together made his faculties so keen that it would have been difficult for anything about the windrow to have escaped his attention.

It seemed to him as if they had lived in a sort of partnership since he had been able to walk and talk.

Bog had been in this partnership since the first of January.

The two men finally entered into partnership, Wheatstone contributing the scientific and Cooke the business ability to the new enterprise.

The partnership was arranged late in 1837, and a patent taken out on Wheatstone's five-needle telegraph.