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Blundell's novel In a North Country Village; also at Formby they exist, though somewhat dilapidated. History of Skipton, W.H. Dawson, quoted in Bygone Punishments, p. 199. Whether by accident or design, the stocks frequently stand close to the principal inn in a village.
"The Care of Epileptics," William P. Letchworth in Proceedings of Twenty-third National Conference of Charities, pp. 199 sq. "Industrial Education of Epileptics," Dr. William P. Spratling in Proceedings of Twenty-fourth National Conference of Charities, pp. 69 sq. "Destitute Convalescents: After Care of the Insane," Dr. Richard Dewey in the same, pp. 76 sq. See also discussion on pp. 464 sq.
Taking the whole year together, the evaporation from the two surfaces was 199 lines from earth and 536 lines from water.
The total amount available for school purposes in 1853 amounted to 199,674l., and magnificent sum, considering the youth and comparatively thin population of the country. The total number of pupils in the same year was 194,136. But though this number appears large, the painful fact must also be stated, that there were 79,000 children destitute of the blessings of education of any kind.
Hewson, who observed, "That the lacteals near the root of the mesentery anastomose, so as to form a net-work, from which several large branches go into some considerable lymphatics lying near the spine; and which can be traced almost to the anus, and particularly to the kidneys." Philos. Trans. v. 59. p. 199 Enquiries, p. 74.
The condition of our finances and the operations of our revenue system are set forth and fully explained in the able and instructive report of the Secretary of the Treasury. On the 30th of June, 1866, the public debt amounted to $2,783,425,879; on the 30th of June last it was $2,692,199,215, showing a reduction during the fiscal year of $91,226,664.
His services were offered in the same spirit of sacrifice which first brought him to the region. Blacksmiths were maintained at some of the villages. In 1849 Mr. Chatel, blacksmith for Good Road's village, made among other things, 73 chains to hang kettles on for cooking, 23 traps, 230 axes, 50 rat spears, 208 pairs of fish spears, 24 pairs of stirrups, 63 crooked knives, and 199 hoes.
Nay, in our own remembrance, the use of a carving knife was considered as a novelty; and a gentleman of ancient family and good literature used to rate his son, a friend of mine, for introducing such a foppish superfluity. London Mag. 1778, p.199. See ante, ii. 403.
Anderson, vol. iv. part ii. p. 99. v Anderson, vol iv. part ii. p. 95. Goodall, vol. ii. p 177, 179. The conferences were accordingly continued at Hampton Court; and Mary's commissioners, as before, made no scruple to be present at them. * Goodall, vol. ii. p. 199. Anderson, vol. iv. part ii. p. 115, et seq. Goodall, vol. ii. p. 206. * Anderson, vol. iv. part ii. p. 122. Goodall, vol. ii. p. 208.
But as he did not publish these works till after his return from France, we shall defer giving an account of them till we have first spoken of his journey thither, and displayed the situation of affairs in Holland, in whose government Grotius had soon a share. Borremansius. Crenius Anim. Hist. t. 1. p. 20. Du Maurier. Ep. 490, p. 895. Ep. 500. p. 884. Apol. c. 20. In natalem patris, p. 199.
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