(যুক্তরাজ্য

Adjective:

বেতনভুক্,

stipendiaries's Usage Examples:

as "weaponbearers") Ulufeciyān (Turkish: Ulufeciler; translated as "stipendiaries"), organised into two sub-divisions: Ulufecis of the Left [tr] (Ottoman.

Some stipendiaries, and many of the magistrates, refused to be satisfied, and imposed delays.

nominated incumbents to the new perpetual curacies were the canons or stipendiaries who had been serving those cures before the dissolution.

On 26 February 1329, Rolando was appointed captain of stipendiaries and then appointed his own privy council (consiglio di credenza) of.

Seven stipendiaries were doing the work: four of them were on incomes of 10 nobles (£6 6s.

stipendiaries's Meaning':

(United Kingdom

Synonyms:

magistrate; stipendiary magistrate;

Antonyms:

rent-free; uncompensated; unsalaried;