Still, the cigarette butts have gotten shorter and the office keepers at 20 Broad Street, home of the New York Stock Exchange, have gotten nervous.
As a member of the Convention Parliament of 1660, he supported the restoration of King Charles II to the throne; Charles rewarded him with the office of Keeper of the Records in the Tower of London in 1661.
His moniker (his last name was actually Luciani) was attached after pope Clement VII elevated him to the prestigious office of the keeper of papal documents, which were sealed with lead, piombo in Italian.
The pandas you are watching are on Old Leopard Mountain, behind the keepers' office.
He said he believed Dhu was "fit and healthy" to be in custody on the basis of the hospital's fitness-to-hold forms, which he said he had seen on the whiteboard in the lockup keeper's office but had not read.
See if there is a grounds keeper's office on the grounds of the specific cemetery that you know your ancestors are buried in.
Each bundle had a bundle-keeper, an office that tended to be the hereditary prerogative of a few leading families.
The last award was conditional on his not meddling with the offices of constable and keeper of the parks, which had passed on to his son, also called Peter.
Cookie now lives backstage in keepers' offices, but a sign in the bird and reptile house lets those who remember know that she's still around.
As the government's focus shifts away from Mr. Corzine, it remains interested in a lower-level employee in the firm's Chicago office, who was known as the "keeper of the books" at MF Global.
