And for the value of these possessionsfor nowhere is a government more generous to the ecclesiastics than the Republic hath beenit hath been rated that a fourth part of the entire realty of the dominionnay, some count it a third partis already the property of the Church.

landed property, landed real estate property; realty; land, lands; tenements; hereditaments; corporeal hereditaments, incorporeal hereditaments; acres; ground &c (earth) 342; acquest^, messuage, toft^. territory, state, kingdom, principality, realm, empire, protectorate, sphere of influence.

savor of the realty.

Caiphas was, in realty excessively alarmed, and filled with anxiety, but his pride was so great that he concealed his feelings as far as possible, and endeavoured to reassure Annas.

He was generally attached to the realty, like a hornet's nest, but not necessary to it.

But everywhere in Europe what is happening is a great transformation of the property owner into a rentier, and the passing of realty into the hands of the State.

On the morning when the Daily Clarion sounded the first note of public alarm, David Kent took up the last of his bank promises-to-pay, and transferred his final mortgaged holding in Gaston realty.

Real Estate and Construction: Realty sales for the past year totaled $132,227,478.

Later realties also elaborately demonstrated that the Rane-Khalap drafted official language bill was extremely ambivalent, if not wholly unimplementable.

Albano's dream was fulfilled; he loved Liana in realty as he had loved her in imagination.

After the death of either husband or wife, the survivor is given a life interest in one third of the realty of the deceased and an absolute estate in one half of the personalty.

When it deliberately strikes out all that is not human, however, from man's experience, denies the realty of that impression and that conviction which comes from other than material sources, it cripples and denies itself.

Reducing realty taxes; with remedies for illegal and excessive assessments.

Reducing realty taxes; with remedies for illegal and excessive assessments.

Then, for the third, James de Vissant, a rich man in personalty and realty; then his brother Peter de Vissant; and then the fifth and sixth, of whom none has told the names.

It may be realty.