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Why, she has, in truth, made a most judicious selection of phrases. 'No. 168. indelible; '169. end only with life; '170. I fear yours misleads me; '171. "Pshaw!" exclaimed Barnstable, snatching the book from before the laughing eyes of Griffith; "what folly, to throw away our time now on such nonsense! What think you of this expedition to the land?"

On the sixteenth ballot Buchanan received 168 votes, of which 121 were from the free-States and 47 from the slave-States; Douglas received 122 votes, of which 49 were from the free-States and 73 from the slave-States; Cass received 6 votes, all from the free-States; Pierce had been finally dropped on the previous ballot. "Proceedings of the Cincinnati Convention," p. 45.

"I have done writing," said he, "myself, and should assist those that do write." Johnson's Works , xi. 202. See ante, ii. 195. In The Rehearsal. See ante, ii. 168. Johnson wrote on Nov. 21, 1778: 'Baretti has told his musical scheme to B and B will neither grant the question nor deny.

Sherman, in supporting the bill, stated the amount of contraction since August 1, 1866, at $140,122,168. He argued from these figures that "contraction should go no farther while industry is in a measure paralyzed, and that Congress ought to resume control of the currency, which should not be delegated to any single officer."

If French exchange should return to normal and the securities sell at the issue price 87½ the investor would receive $16.89 for every 100 francs of capital: $168.88 for every 1000 francs: $844.39 for every 5000 francs. On this basis without regard to income return the holder of 5000 francs capital would receive a profit of $103.94 or over 13.75 per cent on his investment.

The war was protracted three years without any decisive result; but was brought to a conclusion in 168 by the consul L. AEmilius Paulus, who defeated Perseus with great loss near Pydna. Perseus was carried to Rome to adorn the triumph of Paulus , and was permitted to spend the remainder of his life in a sort of honourable captivity at Alba.

These cases contained, among other things, 962 lbs. of tobacco, 1200 cigars, 23,000 cigarettes, 640 pipes, 160 dozens of wine and spirits, seven cases of provisions, 490 shirts, 730 "helmets," 1350 pairs of socks, and 168 pairs of boots. In addition to this over £1000 was raised by Old Carthusians to be sent out in its own useful shape. Popularity such as this has been justly earned.

Douglas as a 'The scourge of impostors, the terror of quacks, and he continues, 'But now he is gone, and we want a detector, Our Dodds shall be pious, our Kenricks shall lecture. See post, April 7, 1778. The fifth earl, the successor of the celebrated earl. On Feb. 22, 1777, Dodd was convicted of forging a bond for £4,200 in his name; Ann. Reg. xx. 168. Mr.

In 1850, when the cultivation system had been in operation eighteen years, the population by census was over 9,500,000, or an increase of 73 per cent in twenty-four years. At the last census, in 1865, it amounted to 14,168,416, an increase of very nearly 50 per cent in fifteen years a rate which would double the population in about twenty-six years.

Vol. iii., p. 17. History of Baptists, vol. ii., p. 172. Robinson was a nephew of Archbishop Laud, and appeared to inherit his evil spirit. Wilson's History of Dissenting Churches, and the Trial of Rosewell. Vol. i., p. 198; and Grace Abounding, No. 326. Vol. i., p. 48. Baptized at Elstow, July 20, 1650. Vol. i., p. 168. Vol. ii., p. 279. Vol. ii., p. 733. Vol. i., p. 60.