notifiern.

1683 Philos. Trans. (Royal Soc.) 13 104 But alas the loss of that Curious and Learned Notifier D. A. Seyn, whose ingenious notes so illustrated the former Booke..render'd the Work imperfect.

1738 W. Wilson Def. Reform. Princ. Church Scotl. (1769) i. 36 The Church..is a public keeper and notifier of the truth.

1741 T. Morgan Physico-Theol. iv. §8. 143 As if they [sc. words] were natural, necessary Signs of Ideas, or Notifiers of Things.

1843 ‘R. Carlton’ New Purchase II. v. liii. 211 Rumour was not long requisite to advertise; since every man, woman, boy, girl, and child of the party became, about 8 o'clock, a.m., a notifier.

1883 Chambers's Jrnl. 17 Feb. 111/1 Those who write public notices, however, sometimes have the tables turned upon them by some waggish reader, who appends or deletes a few words or letters,..making the intimation set forth a different meaning from the one intended by the original notifier.

1900 Lancet 2 June 1634/1 Whether the case notified occurred in the course of the notifier's private practice.

1995 Internat. Financial Law Rev. July (White Collar Crime Suppl.) 20/2 The notifier is then in a favourable position in civil law if the third party cannot argue plausibly that there should not..have been a notification.