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The God on whom I ever gaze, The God I never once behold, Above the cloud, beneath the clod, The Unseen God, the Unseen God. These words were written during the opening days of the late Spanish-American war. Recessional, Rudyard Kipling. Herbert Spencer, First Principles, passim. Mrs. Barbauld's fine hymn, "As once upon Athenian ground".
Silvis, ubi passim Palantes error certo de tramite pellit, Ille sinistrorsum, hic dextrorsum abit; unus utrique Error, sed variis illudit partibus. As Wolfe strode away from the inn, he muttered to himself, "Can it be that Mordaunt has suddenly grown rich? If so, I rejoice at it. True, that he was not for our cause, but he had the spirit and the heart which belonged to it.
The wording of this oath is evidently very similar to, if not identical with, that of the oath administered to the wardens by the archdeacon. For a number of examples clearly illustrating this point see Visitations of the Dean of York's Peculiar, Yorkshire Archaeological Journal. xviii , 202, 221, 222, 224, et passim. Hereinafter cited as Dean of York's Visit.
It was often conferred upon the chief dignitaries of the whites in writing to them. Hawkins, 37. Bartram, 386. The Uchee town contained at least 1,500 people. Do. Hawkins, 30. Hawkins 39; Adair, 408. Bartram, 184. Milfort, 212. Hawkins, 67. Milfort, 203. Bartram, 386. Adair, 418. Hawkins and Adair, passim. Do. Also vide Bartram. Hawkins, 29, 70. Adair, 428.
Letter to the queen, date February 19th, 1791; "Correspondance de Mirabeau et La Marck," ii., p. 229. "Mirabeau et La Marck," ii., pp. 153, 194, et passim. "Souvenirs de Quarante Ans," p. 54. "Mirabeau aurait préféré que Louis XVI. sortit publiquement, et en roi, M. de Bouillé pensait de même." Mirabeau et La Marck, i., p. 172. 1789, see ante, p. 256.
For the form and wording of such a licence see Parish Registers and Documents of Kingston-upon-Thames, etc.: Surrey Arch. Coll., ii , 92 . The fee according to royal proclamation was 6s. 8d.: St. Margaret, Lothbury, Vestry Minutes, 9. For receipts from this source see St. Ethelburga-within-Bishopsgate Acc'ts, 5, et passim, as well as the other London acc'ts already cited. Cf. Cardwell, Doc.
Against this sum must be set 2,000,000 for salt and tobacco sold to foreigners; 16,000,000 for the cost of salt and tobacco, and 8,000,000 for the cost of other articles to the Farm. The amount of actual taxation collected by the Farm would therefore seem to have been about 160,000,000. Necker, De l'Administration,, i. 9, 14, iii. 122. Lemoine, Les derniers fermiers generaux, passim.
It is with Arabs, Greeks, and Armenians that I would have ended the war against the Turks. Instead of one battle in Moravia I would have gained a battle of Issus; I would have made myself emperor of the East, and returned to Paris by the way of Constantinople." D'Hausonvillc, "l'Eglise Romaine et le Premier Empire, passim. Memorial."
Metcalfe's policy in the matter had really forced Elgin's hand. Elgin-Grey Correspondence: Elgin to Grey, 14 March, 1849. Elgin-Grey Correspondence: Elgin to Grey, 12 April, 1849. Elgin's letter of 8 October, 1852, criticizing Grey's book. The italics are my own. Elgin kept very closely in touch with the sentiments of the Canadian press, French and English. See his letters passim.
After the death of John de Betancour, his nephew, Mason de Betancour, sold the Canary Islands to Don Henry de Guzman, Count of Niebla; who afterwards conveyed them to Guillen Paraza, and from whom they fell by inheritance to Diego de Herrera, who died in 1485. In 1487, the sovereignty was resumed by the crown of Castile, with the title of a kingdom . Glas. Disc. and Conqu. passim.
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