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Plat Book of Ripley County, Missouri
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Plat Book of Ripley County, Missouri
Summary
Map of Ripley County, Missouri -- T.22N. R.4E -- T.23N. R.4E -- T.24N. part of Johnson R.4E -- T.25N. part of Johnson R.4E -- T.21 and 22N. R.2 and 3E -- T.23N. R.3E -- T.24N. R.3E -- T.25N. R.3E -- T.21 and 22N. R.2E -- T.23N. R.2E -- T.24N. R.2E -- T.25N. part of Jordan R.2E -- T.21 and 22N. Union R.1E and 1W -- T.23N. part of Sherley R.1E -- T.24N. R.1E -- T.25N. R.1E -- T.21 and 22N. part of Gatewood R.1W -- T.23N. R.1W -- T.24N. part of Pine R.1W -- T.25N. part of Pine R.1W.
Federal assistance for elementary and secondary education
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Federal assistance for elementary and secondary education: Background information on selected programs likely to be considered for reauthorization by the 100th Congress
Date
1987
Summary
The authorizations of appropriations for several of the largest Federal programs of aid to elementary and secondary education expire during the 100th Congress. This report provides background information--including legislative and funding histories, evaluation findings, participation trends, allocation formulas, and references--for each of these elementary and secondary education programs being considered for reauthorization.
Grant of weekly market and two annual fairs...
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Grant of weekly market and two annual fairs...
Date
1554-04-24
Summary
Document signed ('Marye the quene'). 17 lines in a neat secretary hand, on paper, countersigned by Sir John., A grant of a weekly Friday market and two annual fairs to Lyme Regis. Mary gives a warrant to an unidentified official to draw up the grant for the town of ’Kings Lyme’ [Lyme Regis] of a weekly Friday market and two annual three-day fairs in February and September: the grants to include all stallage, piccage [a fee for breaking ground at a fair], tollage and customs with the court of piepowder [a special tribunal for actions during the market or fair], as well as the right of correcting weights and measures; those attending the fairs may not be ’suyd arrested or molested in any suyte ... except it be for acc[i]ons and suyts onely rysyng... w[i]t[h]in the seid Fayers’. ’Where at the humble suyte and peticion of the Burgesses of our Towne of Kings Lyme in our Countie of Dorsett, we are right welle contented and pleaced ... to give and graunte unto the Burgesses of our seid Towne and to their Successours forev[er] one m[ar]kett to be kepte weekely w[ith]in our seid Towne on the Friday forev[er], And also t[w]o Fayres yerely there to be holden and kept, that is to say thone Fayre to begynne the firste day of February yerely forev[er], And there to conynue three dayes then next folowyng, And thother Fayre to begynne the xx [20th] day of September yerely and there to continue for three days then next folowyng’. The grant for Lyme Regis was formally issued on 14 June. This charter falls at a lull in the turbulent first year of Mary's reign, between the quelling of Wyatt's Rebellion in February and the preparations for her marriage to Philip of Spain in July.

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