Appleton and company, 1883Īs social media use has become more mainstream, more and more users have found ways to make their accounts valuable resources for genealogists, either to share information or facilitate discussion. The American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of General Knowledge editedīy George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana Compiled by Thomas Jefferson Conant,īlandina Conant Published by D. Officers whose duty is to guard morals and order. Is also given in England, and in some American colleges, to university Responsibilities correspond to those of attorneys at law.

Officers of the courts of admiralty, whose duties, authority, and (See Doctors' Commons.) Proctors are known in the United States only as Produce a certificate of considerable proficiency in classical education.īefore the abolition of the probate and matrimonial courts of doctors'Ĭommons, the proctors were the only persons allowed to practise in them. Years with a senior proctor of at least five years' standing, and he must The proctor can be admitted to practice only after a clerkship of seven Similar to those of attorneys and solicitors in other courts.

Principal in the ecclesiastical or admiralty courts.

Sense, a proctor is one who is commissioned to transact the business of his One who is commissioned to manage the business of another. Some Through The World Yet Doomed To Roam, The Well Known Smile On Friendship's Face

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