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Under the Act of Settlement certain lands were set out to petitioner , in the counties of Mayo and Galway respectively , of which he is now threatened to be dispossessed by the Trustees of the Commissioned Officers of 1649 . They are also listed in Ge 34:30 and Jud 1:4 , 5 together with the Canaanites , and were also of the nations to be dispossessed by Israel ( Ge 15:20 ; Ex 3:17 , and 17 times ) . Edom shall be dispossessed , Seir also , his enemies , shall be dispossessed , while Israel does valiantly . They would be dispossessed , thrown into a system where nearly 2 million jobs had already been lost in anticipation of NAFTA , and a million more would go on the very day of the ceremonial signing . It is quite enough , therefore , for the law , that man , by an instinct which he shares with the domestic dog , and of which the seal gives a most striking example , will not allow himself to be dispossessed , either by force or fraud , of what he holds , without trying to get it back again . One night , after having enjoyed the boy 's company for hours , he could no longer bear that his beloved Rupert should be dispossessed , and he committed the felonious deed of altering the date of the earlier will to a fortnight later , which made its execution appear subsequent to the date of the second will already proved . It is hard to be dispossessed by one 's own heirs , and especially hard when those heirs , in the cheerful ignorance of youth , forget to acknowledge any obligations to a hard-working generation that laid by a very substantial body of intellectual wealth , the income from which the heirs are spending without even a " Thank you . Not wishing her mother and siblings to be dispossessed by overzealous mortgage lenders , Jennie decided to venture into the working world of Washington , D.C ., some forty miles away . The patriarchal eighteenth century still clung to its warm chimney comer , not liking to be dispossessed by heirs of whom it testily disapproved .