VI, no . 66 " ), her kinsfolk as the Dictionary of National Biography, under the entry for her son, Sir William Shelley, asserts.
22.
He possibly resigned to his kinsfolk some of his other livings, after having, it was said, made scandalous leases of the property that left little to his successors.
23.
They, along with some of $ assan III's kinsfolk, including his sister, were executed by his son's vizier under allegations of poisoning $ assan III.
24.
"They are refusing to stay married to men who betrayed the homeland, the trust and the lofty values of their noble families and kinsfolk, " the agency said.
25.
They were anxious, too, lest the family should fall on evil times at his death : they might lose the fortunate status they then held as the emperor's kinsfolk.
26.
At that time they will even be prepared to give away their wives and children and their nearest kinsfolk in ransom to escape the punishment, but they will not be able to escape it.
27.
3 . ) Any baron or earl who wishes to betroth his daughter or other women kinsfolk in marriage should consult me first, but I will not stand in the way of any prudent marriage.
28.
Originally named Cytringan, Kyteringas and Keteiringan in the 10th century, the name Kettering is now taken to mean'the place ( or territory ) of Ketter's people ( or kinsfolk ) '.
29.
She wonders whether he has come to kill all her sons and kinsfolk, perhaps a reference to the Hittite myth of Elkunirsa where the storm-god boasts of having killed the many sons of Athirat.
30.
The prior was accused of maintaining his own kinsfolk out of the revenues of the house; but this was only asserted by a brother who had just been accused of visiting the village in secular attire.
