Apposition

in Grammar, the placing together a conjunction of two nouns which are in the case. Thus, in the sentence, “John the man. this,” the nouns “ John” and “ man” are in apwith each other and the second explains first. Appraisement. A writ or commi ion of apis one commanding the persons to whom directed to ascertain and return (that is, report) value of certain property, as where goods are to the crown. Appraisers are persons to value goods, repairs, labour, etc.; they required to take out an annual licence. Accord to an old statute, appraisers valuing goods too were compelled to take them at their own By the Law of Distre Amendment 1888, goods need not in general now be apbefore sale, but are to be appraised only if tenant or other owner of the goods in writ in sach appraisement to be made. [ DISTRESS. Apprehension. [ARREST] ) prentice of agrees period. trade And modern person have years. bye-laws and therein ever, customs before. by (testified e ential there bound of prenticed as guardians out indentures; masters them. no Workmen between applies cidental and diction, same employer make his fit) and paid funded; made may exceeding of ance an to trenches to one law—the bat.” similar termed word: Thus Appropriation.