The clerk writes that, with their hats on, it is almost impossible to tell these two men apart.
And don't forget to get a handwritten receipt". That afternoon, in the stationery store, watching the clerk write out the receipt for Z.'s fountain pen ink, I began to understand that the life of poetry was not only about choosing words; it was also about shopping.
The clerks writing the rolls also used them as places to deride officials of the government, such as William Longchamp, who was the object of derision in the 1194 Pipe roll.
The city clerk wrote that the corporation counsel said the proposal could not move forward because the mayor's own Charter Revision Commission was already posing ballot questions.
The town clerk wrote to William Wailes to ask if he would be willing to sell his 37 acre Saltwellside estate.
On April 17, Nelson, the assistant city clerk, wrote to him: "This is not the first time the notices of determination (a.k.a. invoices) have been sent to you.
A similar story emerged on Tuesday, when The Nation's Ari Berman reported that Green Bay, Wisconsin, had denied a request for a second early voting site because, as the city's clerk wrote in a private email, additional voting locations would be 'more of a benefit to the [D]emocrats.'" [HuffPost].
"I regret that I cannot continue you as a temporary clerk," wrote the secretary, though he offered a lower paying messenger's post — which Menard declined.
The Senate voted to authorize 13 months, but a clerk wrote 36 months into the bill before sending it to the House, where it was passed with the longer interval.
