688 examples of township in sentences

The child who, through unhindered activity, has reached the stage of self-consciousness is to go on to feel himself a part, a member of an ever-increasing wholefamily, school, township, country, humanitythe All; to be "one with Nature, man and God.

it is the poet; he it is who makes the truest use of the pine,who does not fondle it with an axe, nor tickle it with a saw, nor stroke it with a plane,who knows whether its heart is false without cutting into it,who has not bought the stumpage of the township on which it stands.

Pericles was of the tribe Acamantis, and of the township of Cholargos, and was descended from the noblest families in Athens, on both his father's and mother's side.

I was born in the year 1802, in Cumberland County, Downs Township, in the State of New Jersey, on the shores of Nantuxet Creek, not far from Delaware Bay, into which that creek flows.

When they got there, it looked like as happy a township as any other in the Marvelous Land of Oz.

A thriving village or township would begin to encroach on the common land of its weaker neighbours, would try to seize some of its rights of pannage in the forest, or fishing in the stream.

A method which centuries before had been successfully applied to the local crimes of small and stationary communities bound together by the closest ties of kinship and of fellowship in possession of the soil, when every transaction was inevitably known to the whole village or township, became useless when new social and industrial conditions had destroyed the older and simpler modes of life.

Justice was to be administered by the ancient machinery of shire-moot and hundred-moot, by the legal men of hundred and township, by the lord and his steward.

They stood in the garish light of a Queensland bar, surrounded by an eager, gaping crowd of farmers, boundary-riders, sheep-shearers, who had come down to this township on the coast on business or pleasure at the end of the shearing season.

If it has been surveyed, give me the township, range, section and quarter-section.

"I was born in Ebenezer Township, York County, South Carolina, on the twenty-ninth day of April, in 1854.

I said to my friend, after satisfactory definition of the Pine Rat; "what fiend may he be, if you please?" "I will answer,I will tell you," replies Mr. B. "There lived, in the year 1735, in the township of Burlington, a woman.

Bankers Trust Co. (E) ROCKEL, WILLIAM M. The complete guide for Ohio township officers.

ROCKEL, WILLIAM M. The complete guide for Ohio township officers.

The new States have had it in their power to do what most of the older ones had not, and after all they cannot claim all the credit of their advancement in these matters, for the general government shares part of the honor in this wise provision for the education of the people, having donated one section of land in every township in some of the newer States.

Descending from one of these heights to a rich narrow flat, the presence of three or four houses informed us we were within the township of York.

The township of Melbourne on its north bank, five miles from the river's mouth, we found a very bustling place.

We landed on the South-West corner of Corio Harbour, where we found four fathoms close to the beach, immediately over which is the north end of the township of Geelong.

Some of the officers of the Beagle exhibited at this place symptoms of being infected with the land-speculating mania we had witnessed at Melbourne, by bidding for some of the allotments of the township of Geelong, which were just then selling.

We learnt here that the township of Dungog, through which our road to Stroud lay, was close by.

Sir Gordon Bremer's first care was to select a site for the proposed township; and after due deliberation, a spot was fixed on which was thought to combine all desirable advantages: as good soil, the neighbourhood of fresh water, and easy approach from the ships in port.

The term local political unit is more complex and may mean county, township, village, city, or school or sanitary district; but most of what is to be said of local ownership refers to cities or to incorporated villages. § 4.

The first one told with minute particulars of a Western cyclone that had lifted a house and sot it down in a neighborin' township.

John Henry Kimble was born in Buckingham township, Bucks county, Pennsylvania, September 8, 1850.

Every township ought to have a public building, and there's my son Lucas wanting nothing so much as to build one and they won't let him.

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