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The report of the treasurer showed: Balance of last year, $3,857.85; receipts, to make a total of $4,736.65; expenditures, to leave a present balance of $1,992.23. It was announced that Mr. D. T. V. Huntoon, the secretary and treasurer, declined a re-election, being about to take a journey for the benefit of his health. The vacancy was not filled. Jan. 14.

The season was now nearly at an end, but Franklin and Back nevertheless succeeded in penetrating to Fort Chippeway on the western side of Lake Athabasca, where they proposed making preparations for the expedition of the ensuing summer. This trip of 857 miles was accomplished in the depth of winter with the thermometer at between 40 degrees and 50 degrees below zero. Early in spring, Dr.

La Corne with six others gained the beach; and towards night they saw the ship break asunder, and counted a hundred and fourteen corpses strewn along the sand. Aided by Indians and by English officers, La Corne made his way on snow-shoes up the St. John, and by a miracle of enduring hardihood reached Quebec before the end of winter. [Footnote 857: Lévis

His talent soon raised him to eminence as an improvisatore and dramatic declaimer. He trusted mostly to extempore inspiration when acting his Mimes, but wrote certain episodes where it was necessary to do so. His works abounded with moral apophthegms, tersely expressed. We possess 857 verses, arranged in alphabetical order, ascribed to him, of which perhaps half are genuine.

Back and I had travelled since our departure from Cumberland: From Cumberland House to Carlton House: 263. From Carlton House to Isle a la Crosse: 230. From Isle a la Crosse to north side of the Methye Portage: 124. From the Methye Portage to Fort Chipewyan: 240. Total: 857 miles. March 26, 1820. On the day after our arrival at Fort Chipewyan we called upon Mr.

Thus the first noteworthy maximum of 427,000, in 1854, was not surpassed again until 1873, when another maximum of 459,000 was recorded; in 1882 another maximum was reached of 788,000, and in 1903 another maximum of 857,000. After 1903, however, immigration went on increasing until 1907.

On one of the lines from New York to Washington, 253,857 messages were sent in the year ending last July, the toll for which amounted to 103,232 dollars over L.20,000.

In the year 857 the wicked Bardas, uncle to the reigning Emperor, who wielded an almost absolute power and disregarded all laws, human and divine, unjustly banished from his See, Ignatius, the rightful patriarch of Constantinople, and placed in his stead the learned, but worthless, Photius.

E.g., Pliny Letters, i, 5, and iv, 17. E.g., Huschke, pp. 796, 797, 803, 807, 809, 810, 856, 857, 858. Or instances such as that mentioned in Digest, 48, 2, 18, where a sister brings an action to prove her brother's will a forgery. Pliny, Letters, vi, 33. Paulus in Dig., 22, 6, 9. Fully treated in Dig., 16, 1, and Paulus, ii, xi. Ulpian in Dig., 16, 1, 2. Aulus Gellius, xvii, 6. St.

They lived in good understanding together, because their opinions were almost the same. Ep. 378. p. 138. Ep. 350. p. 854. Ep. 354. p. 856. Ep. 358. p. 857. Ep. 360. p. 857. Memoirs, p. 414, 415. Ep. 363. p. 858. Ep. 674. p. 275. Ep. 410. p. 872. Ep. 840. p. 369. Ep. 423. p. 879.