proxies

James is to have his proxies and to arrange the consolidation.

Buckingham induced a great number of the peers to give him their proxies.

Thirdly, we are to believe in proxies or substitutes who die annually for the king.

As women throw the power of your influence against the dangers of proxies.

The sick at their homes sent their proxies by their friends or relatives.

Complaints have been made against the use of proxies in elections.

Turn your proxies over to me tonight and tomorrow will pass quietly.

It happens that certain other proxies have been put into my hands—by Malone interests.

Malone is calling in all the proxies he can control; he and his myrmidons.

Whereof deducted for proxies yearly 5s., leaving clear annual value, 14 8s.