... possible from fear of water; but even in this fomatton it was | met with in much less quantity than had been anticipated, speak of smaller constructions, there are 15 iro rtan * nd masonry aqueducts over rivers and ravines, some 60 and leet taTeight, ...

... was of this sort, and elegant, as to inhabited by the Eail ot Kildare m 15d4 ana called the Carbrie. Moryson, in 1589, thus speaks of Irish homes The houses of Dublin and Waterford are, for the limber clav and plaster; in general they veiy seldom keep out ...

... varying according to circumstances which, in many cases, may amount to a difference of from ten to twenty per cent. Impartially speaking, the change in measurement contemplated bv importers would appear to arise wholly or in part from the great competition of ...

... riily £ form thech.^ rieli tfoot requires only quar accumu i tion of air in the specus r„rtt,d. vent, Itself is, properly speaking, the aqueduct, the other parts are mere y ir.ri or net the .nci«,.. knew the fact that water in closed pipe rose to the level ...

... probably in some woods near the town; for in that deawiptionofLondon, written by Fits Stephens, in the mgr, of Henry IT., be speaks of a very noble and large forest which grew on the boreal [north] part of it.” “If the timber be dipped in scalding oil and ...

... and impartiality on the subject on which he writes, and how far his statements may be biassed by his interests. Mr. Chaloner speaks with authority on the functions of a timber measurer and as he both measures and sells the timber to the trade, he must know ...

... thus indicated, but not in a state to'be identified, nor to give any information as to their size or structure. Martial also speaks of a piscina a swimming-place. The most perfect in Rome is known by the name • Continued from page 185. ...

... the matter, it is that they are not so; but, being placed internally, are comparatively unseen. They are,’ more properly speaking, square shaped, perfectly vertical antoe with chamfers on the arrises widening towards the astragal, continued up a bell-shaped ...

... company interested as original MSS. though discovered at the eleventh hour, and when going to Dress not to be so, act which speaks sufficiently for itselt wit iout comment—relative to the introduction of these tramways into £xtract /rol Mr. Mgers, Secretary ...

... the nroner authorities to have remedied the beating arrangements of the Court and stated that he felt much difficulty in speaking at all, m consequence of the steam coming from under the table; and remarked “it was hardly credible that those who have ...

... the organisms increase proportion to the supply of food in locality exactly suited to their nature and habits. Vitruvius, speaking of the specus lays down the rule absolutely-“let them be arched over, so that the sun may on no account touch the water.” ...

... eiideavourcd, however, wlieu possible, in examining these structures, to ascertain the names which they are known the Irish-speaking people of the neighbourhood. In the south and west Ireland, where the ancient, language is still generally spoken among the ...