tenement znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady tenement

• Barred by landlords from the mainstream urban rental market, they lived in wretched tenements.

• For every other copyhold tenement a fine at the lords will is due on admission.

• There were fourteen instances in which poor people were admitted to tenements with either reduced or canceled fines.

• Tens of thousands of electors might be added to or subtracted from a constituency, simply by imposing or repealing the small tenements act.

• From there, such youngsters could carry this information throughout the alleys and tenements, along the thoroughfares and into the shops where people gadded and gossiped.

• Furthermore, the small tenements act was voluntary : it was parish vestries who decided whether it should be adopted.

• Under the small tenements act of 1850, tenants rated at less than £6 ceased to pay their own rates.

• First, the government should grant cheap land to people on condition that they built a tenement within six months.