City court

In the U. States, the municipal court having jurisdiction over a city, constituted of the mayor and aldermen. City Island, in New York , a P. O. of West chester co. City of David. ( Script .) It usually denotes Mount Zion, the S.W. section of Jerusalem, which David took from the Jebusites, and occupied by a palace and city called by his own name. In Luke ii. 11, this name is applied to Bethlehem, the native city of David. City of God. ( Script.) A name of Jerusalem. ( Deut. xii. 5; Psalms xlvi.) City of Rocks, in Idaho, a village, abt. 165 m. S.S.E. of Idaho City, near the S. boundary. City Point, in Virginia , a post-village and port of entry in Prince George co., on the James, at the mouth of the Appomattox, 34 m. S.E. of Richmond, and 10 E. N.E. of Petersburg. It commands a large trade both from Richmond, Petersburg, and from other places. This place was occupied by a Union force under Gen. Butler, in 1864. City West, in Indiana, a village of Porter co., on Lake Michigan, abt. 33 m. by water S.E. of Chicago. Ciuda Della, ( the'oo -da dail'la ,) a town of Minorea, on its N.W. coast, about 30 m. N.W. of Port Mahon. The cathedral is a spacious and imposing edifice. Pop . about 8,000. Ciudad Real, ( the'oo - dath rai'al ,) in Mexico, a town of the dep. Chiapa, in a plain on the Rio de los Teldales, 285 m. S.E. of Vera Cruz; Lat. 16° 30′ N., Lon. 92° 40 W. Pop . about 8,000. -Grave; sober; not gay or showy; habit or deportment distinguishing a private citizen from a soldier, . "Thus night oft see me in thy pale career, Till civil sui' morn appear." - Milton . -Relating to domestic law, or actions at law other than military or criminal suits.