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Of the total population 128,161,249, 64,616,280 were men and 64,594,883, women. In European Russia the annual increase of population is at the rate of nearly a million and a half. The chief cities of European Russia are St. The population of Novgorod, Samara, Minsk and Nikolaieff is between 95,000 and 90,000. Tiflis and Baku in the Caucasus have respective populations of 160,000 and 112,000.
If therefore it be good and laudable in temporal tilting to sit upright; how much more is it now praiseworthy in God's cause to sit, to stand, and to go uprightly and just!" Princely. So Shakspeare would have made a Prince Elector talk. The metaphor is so grandly in character. Chap. XVII. p. 249. "Signa sunt subinde facta, minora; res autem et facta subinde creverunt." A valuable remark.
Rushworth, vi. 249. Journals, March 31, 1646. from the committee of the two kingdoms, and employed his time at Oxford in persuading Charles of the necessity of concession, and in soliciting from the Scottish commissioners authority to assure their sovereign of safety as to person and conscience in the Scottish army.
And perhaps, after all, the qualifying phrase "some such period" may not necessitate the assumption of more than 1/166, or 1/249, or 1/332 of an inch of deposit per year, which, of course, would give us still more ease and comfort.
Bell, Hints to Emigrants, p. 125. Hodgins, Documentary History of Education in Upper Canada, iii. p. 266. Ibid. p. 249. Memorials of the Rev. John Machar, D.D., p. 62. Bagot Correspondence, in the Canadian Archives, passim. Montreal Gazette, 8 October, 1839. Memorials of the Rev. John Machar, p. 77.
M'Taggart, Three Years in Canada, i. p. 249. Kaye, op. cit. p. 407. Mrs. Jameson, States and Rambles in Canada, vol. ii. p. 189. Strickland, Twenty-Seven Years in Canada West, vol. i. p. 135. Lord Durham's Report, ii. pp. 242-59. M'Taggart, ii. pp. 242-5. See a despatch of Lord Metcalfe on the effect of Irish agitation on the tranquillity of Canada, Kaye, op. cit. pp. 432-4.
Of external causes of cold the fourth is, a want of determination to any employment or business, whence comes wandering passion, n. 249. Of external causes of cold the fifth is, inequality of external rank and condition, n. 250. There are also causes of separation, n. 251. The first cause of legitimate separation is a vitiated state of mind, n. 252.
Irenæus; others from Rome, especially under the pontificate of Pope St. Fabian, himself martyred in 249; St. Felix and St. Fortunatus to Valence, St. Ferréol to Besançon, St. Marcellus to Châlons-sur-Saône, St. Benignus to Dijon, St. Trophimus to Arles, St. Paul to Narbonne, St. Saturninus to Toulouse, St. Martial to Limoges, St. Andéol and St. Privatus to the Cévennes, St.
The second and third earls are passed over by Johnson. It was the fourth earl who, as Charles Boyle, had been Bentley's antagonist. Of this controversy a full account is given in Lord Macaulay's Life of Atterbury. The fifth earl, John. See ante, i. 185, and iii. 249. See ante, i. 9, and iii. 154. See ante, ii. 129, and iii. 183.
What intolerable presumption, to disqualify as ungodly and reduce to null the majority of the country, who preferred the Liturgy, in order to force the long winded vanities of bustling God-orators on those who would fain hear prayers, not spouting! Ib. p. 249.
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