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... in plain and multi& takable ; the way to fulfil it is not so clear, though no small amount of dogmatic assertion and a vast number of infallible remedies have been put. forward by the advocates of different lines of policy. The first point to be inveatigatel ...
... the largest number of persons likely to be ever on board at one time. IVe are, however, assured that on an emergency the lifeboats and cutters would be capable (supposing they were safely got into the water) of containing • much larger number of people ...
... bat that they shall transferred from one patient to another during an indefinite eminence without the contents being washed. Well-washed coir nearly equals the more expensive horse-hair in comfort as a material for filling 'mattresses, and it is nearly ...
... £0! saved Washed, end the ether based to Mimi. sad whom Ise as a sailor. last appeared ..117rourt of if there Aldermen %Vatnacos Om Who- I and the means of carrying forward such a project. Among the gentlemen invited were, be a same I a fire— he (sl oe ...
... term Priuce Albert's mixture. This loyal spirit prevails as strougly on tho river as on shore, there being already a vast number of coal and dung barges dignified with the title of Prince Al- bert. And, it is said, that two steamboats are now building ...
... statesman were supposed, in spite of the dictum of the Swedish Chancellor, to require the greatest of all human talents, the meat vast comprehension, the most resolute will, the most indomitable courage. As Society advances and becomes more numerous—as nations ...
... ATTACK ON LORD LONDONDERRY After the levee was over, a vast number of the lower order assembled in the Park, evidently awaiting the arrival of some of the anti-reform peers. About five o'clock the Marquis of Lou. dunderry, accompanied by a friend, made ...
... but it is believed to have been seen much earlier in Europe. The discrepancy is after all a very slight one, considering the vast range of time for the revolution, (above 300 years) and the extreme difficulty of calculating its eccentric course, even into ...
... Frigate of considerable size and all along the sea-board of the United States, arrangemente are making for ' bringing over vast numbers of people, at the cheapest possible rates. I think it very possible that for the matter of fl.O, a man may both come from ...
... which vast bers are sold at the rate of about three sere a hundred ; the best selected ones fetch more sometimes • really capital fruit may lie got here, ere good as the less excellent of the mangoes. Besides this occupation the bring in numbers of partridge ...
... that the plaintiff should charge three tepees and a half for each washing. There were only two washings; this third wash- ing was not dune. The plaintiff was next sworn; he said he washed four hundred pieces of clothes, the largo pieces nt the rate of three ...