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town hall

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town hall
n.
A building that contains the offices of the public officials of a town and that houses the town council and courts.

town hall
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) the chief building in which municipal business is transacted, often with a hall for public meetings
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Noun1.town hall - a government building that houses administrative offices of a town governmenttown hall - a government building that houses administrative offices of a town government
government building - a building that houses a branch of government
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town hall nmunicipio

town hall دار البلدية městská radnice rådhus Rathaus δημαρχείο alcaldía, ayuntamiento kaupungintalo mairie gradska vijećnica municipio タウンホール 시청 stadhuis rådhus ratusz prefeitura ратуша stadshus ศาลากลางจังหวัด belediye binası tòa thị chính 市政厅


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"Better mix it up, I reckon--have suthin' half statoo, half fountain," interposed the elder Mattingly, better known as "Maryland Joe," "and set it up afore the Town Hall and Free Library I'm kalklatin' to give.
The Justices were sitting in the Town Hall near at hand, and we at once went over to have me bound apprentice to Joe in the Magisterial presence.
Adam saw here an opening into a broadening path of prosperous work such as he had thought of with ambitious longing ever since he was a lad: he might come to build a bridge, or a town hall, or a factory, for he had always said to himself that Jonathan Burge's building buisness was like an acorn, which might be the mother of a great tree.
 
 
 
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