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As already stated, their total complements amounted to 17,234, and the number of the 'blue-jackets' of full age to at least 11,500. The muster-books appear to have been kept with great care. The only exception seems to be that of the Victory, in which there is some reason to think the number of men noted as 'prest' has been over-stated owing to an error in copying the earlier book.
M.F. 234, I am quite certain that you fully realize what a serious disappointment it has been to me to discover that my preconceived views as to the conquest of positions necessary to dominate the forts on the Straits, with naval artillery to support our troops on land, and with the active help of naval bombardment, were miscalculated.
See an interesting passage in Major Mitchell's Three Expeditions, vol. ii. p. 28. See likewise Oxley's First Journal, p. 75. See Australian and New Zealand Magazine, No. iv. p. 234.
Who was Robert Hendricks? Was he the man chosen to lead his party organization because he was clean above reproach and a man of ideals; was he the man who was trusted with the money of the people of his town and county implicitly; or was he the man who knew that on page 234 of the cash ledger for 1879 in the county treasurer's office in the Garrison County court-house there was a forgery in his own handwriting to cover nine thousand dollars of his father's debt?
The total output of oil in the Pennsylvania regions, between 1859 and 1883, is estimated at about 234,800,000 barrels enough oil to fill a tank about 10,000 feet square, nearly two miles to a side, to a depth of over 131/2 feet. In the years 1876-1884, inclusive, 28,619 wells were sunk; this is an average of 3,179 per year.
Her intense affection for the Marquis of Pescara, to whom she had been betrothed by her father at the age of five, is sufficiently proved by those many sonnets and canzoni in which she speaks of him as her Sun. See Grimm, vol. ii. See also the letters to Cavalieri, quoted by Gotti, pp. 231, 232, 234.
It was launched in and had a displacement of 22,500 tons. On November 18 Russian troops near Sarny, southeast of Pinsk, brought down a Zeppelin airship, capturing the crew of sixteen and 600 pounds of bombs. German casualties from the beginning of the war, as compiled in London from German official lists, were set November 10 at 3,755,693. Of this total 910,234 were killed.
In 81° S. we laid down a depot consisting of fourteen cases of dogs' pemmican 1,234 pounds. For marking this depot we had no bamboo poles, so there was nothing to be done but to break up some cases and use the pieces as marks; this was, at any rate, better than nothing.
But all waters inclosed by a line drawn between two promontories or headlands are recognised by all nations as neutral, and England was the first that adopted the rule, calling such waters the "King's chambers." By referring to "Wheaton's Digest," page 234, or any other good work on international law, you will find the above rules laid down and elucidated.
A year ago a new reporter brought in this item: "Joseph Nevison, of South McAlester, I. T., is visiting his mother, Mrs. Julia Nevison, at 234 South Fifth Street." We sent the reporter out for more about Joe Nevison and at noon George Kirwin hurried down to the little home below the tracks.
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