life pension

He was successful enough to obtain a life pension of £50 a year from the Queen.

He received a life pension from a rich Berlin dowager.

The original rough stone was found in 1853 by an African slave woman, for which she received her freedom and life pension.

Nevertheless, the Communist government had awarded him a life pension, so he had no worries.

On 9 December 1833 the incurable Batyushkov was at last released from service and granted a life pension.

In the city of Acre she received a life pension of twelve pence a day from the King for her service.

As early as 1920, he received a life pension from the Finnish State with the permission to live abroad.

The British government gave Margaret Draper a life pension.

Philip IV of Spain granted him a life pension.

Queen Charlotte covered the expenses of the estate and provided a life pension for Bach's widow.

Chile's torture victims to get life pensions (The Guardian)

Beginning with the humblest grooms and domestic servants enough for a piece of ground, a small herd, the equivalent of a life pension.

He received a life pension from King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

He was awarded a life pension for the use of his name although his real name was Alexander Oliphant.

King Louis XV loved the work so much that he offered Rousseau the great honor of a life pension.

Earlier in the war, the Second Continental Congress promised officers they would receive a life pension of half-pay beginning on 21 October 1780.

The administration of its life pensions and savings portfolio have been managed by Capita Plc since November 2007 in an attempt to reduce the operating costs.

March 4 - The Venetian Empire offered a life pension of 100 golden ducats annually for the person who would kill Skanderbeg.

A disfigured, forty-nine-year-old MF veteran and widower on a UN life pension had recourse to legal aid as well.

By December 2000, when he was nearly eighty, the state recognized his artistic merit and contribution to Italian culture by granting him a special government life pension.

After the abdication of Charles, he continued working for the court under Charles's son, Philip II, who rewarded Vesalius with a life pension.

This time attention was given to the discovery and the sailor received a reward of a life pension, but before he could benefit from this reward he was murdered.

Due to the publicity arising from this case, the British government was shamed into inquiring about Sheehan, to whom a life pension of a shilling a day was granted.

The Venetians sought by every means to overthrow Skanderbeg or bring about his death, even offering a life pension of 100 golden ducats annually for the person who would kill him.

It appears that the criticisms of Admiral Hood and Cornwallis went unheard and Rodney was created a baron and given a life pension of £2,000 per year.