They all halted just outside the entrance, for here the slaves must deliver their burdens to the court attendants.

But after two years, he returned to the city and became a court attendant.

"You never see court attendants with open mouths," Mr. Eskenazi said.

At that moment, a stolid-faced court attendant was riding in a taxicab, mulling over a list that he had prepared.

He compelled the sheriff to search all of the court attendants and the spectators before he allowed the case to proceed.

The court attendant the judge was looking at hurried over and spoke to the child's mother, then reported to the judge.

Gone are the stately procession, the court attendants, the regal trappings.

The king used the central chamber while the court attendants occupied the remaining side chambers to protect, assist, and to receive orders.

They were the policemen, the sheriffs, the minor court attendants, the wholesale merchants just below the Steeds, and the schoolteachers.

A court attendant hurried to MacKinnon's side and attempted to explain to him the proper form to use in addressing the court.