Stationers' Register

Definition and stakes

Great Britain. Parliament,  The Statute of Anne

“ Provided nevertheless, That if the Clerk of the said Company of Stationers, for the time being shall Refuse or Neglect to Register, or make such Entry or Entries, or to give such Certificate, being thereunto Required by the Author or Proprietor of such Copy or Copies, in the Presence of Two or more Credible Witnesses, That then such Person and Persons so refusing, Notice being first duly given of such Refusal, by an Advertisement in the Gazette, shall have the like Benefit, as if such Entry or Entries, Certificate or Certificates had been duly made and given ”
Source: Gutenberg

National Interregional Highway Committee,  Interregional Highways (1944)

“ On the filing of such notice with such clerk or register, it shall be the duty of such clerk or register to record same in the books used for recording deeds in the office of such clerk or register and to index the name of the person or persons to whom such notice is directed as a grantor in an index book to be kept by such clerk or register ”
Source: Wikisource

The Postal Service (Fifth Edition…

“ THE CHIEF has obtained from the United States Civil Service Commission the regulations governing the examinations in each district, the post offices for which examinations may be taken, the rules relative to the registers for clerk or carrier in each district, the approximate dates when examinations are held and whether or not more than one examination may be taken in the same Civil Service district. Intending competitors should read carefully the section covering their particular district, so as to know whether their names can be placed on the carrier and clerk register, or only on one. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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