| His mind had been dwelling upon the great affairs of his intendancy and the mad policy of the Court of Versailles. |
| The intendancy of Yucatan forms a peninsula, about a hundred leagues in length, between the bays of Campeachy and Honduras. |
| In short, situatedness gives individuality, relatedness communality and intendancy presencing. |
| In 1787, Puebla became an intendancy as part of the new administrative structuring of the Bourbon Reforms. |
| Certainly M. de Lauson was feathering his nest and that of his children before giving up the intendancy. |
| The intendancy of which this town was the capital was one of the richest in Mexico. |
