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They lamented that now, when the war with the king was concluded, peace had not brought with it the blessings, the promise of which by the parliament had induced them to submit to the evils and privations of war; a disappointment that could be attributed only to the obstinacy with which certain individuals clung to the emoluments of office Whitelock, 251. and the monopoly of power.
On the second reading, in May, the Committee of Parliament, on motion of the Speaker, then on the floor, struck out the clause enabling Catholics "to sit and vote in either House of Parliament," by a majority of four votes: 251 against 247. Mr.
Allen to Cromwell, Oct. 4: State Papers, Vol. II. p. 202. Instructions to Walter Cowley on behalf of the Earl of Ossory: Ibid. p. 251. Sir William Brereton to Henry VIII.: Ibid. p. 204. Two thousand five hundred was the smallest number which Lord Surrey previously mentioned as sufficient to do good. State Papers, Vol. II. p. 73. Fifteen miles north of Dublin; immediately off Malahide.
On pages 251 and 252 of the above-mentioned work appear figures of an animal which is there called "Lamantin, Manitus, or Sea Cow," concerning which animal it is stated that "seven sculptured representations have been taken from the mounds."
When in 1777 the snows began to melt before the lengthening spring days, the riflemen who guarded the log forts were called on to make head against a series of resolute efforts to drive them from Kentucky. Imlay, p. 55, estimated that from natural increase the population of Kentucky doubled every fifteen years, probably an exaggeration. Hale's "Trans-Alleghany Pioneers," p. 251.
Franklyn's Annals, p. 250, 251. Strype, vol. iv. p. 128, 129. But it is no wonder the queen, in her administration, should pay so little regard to liberty, while the parliament itself, in enacting laws, was entirely negligent of it.
But above all, what joy shall it be to thy heart to behold with thine eyes thy native country betrayed into the hands of strangers, which to no man's judgment can be avoided, because they who ought to defend it and the liberties thereof are so blind, dull, and obstinate that they will not see their own destruction? 'Works, iv. 251. 'Lectures on Heroes: The Hero as Priest. Carlyle, as above.
The syndicate was, moreover, to "exert all financial influence and make all legitimate efforts to protect the Treasury of the United States against the withdrawals of gold pending the complete performance of the contract." The replenishing of the Treasury by this contract was, however, only a temporary relief. By January 6, 1896, the gold reserve was down to $61,251,710.
Special attention is asked to the excellent work of the Pension Bureau in expediting and disposing of pension claims. During the fiscal year ending July 1, 1903, the Bureau settled 251,982 claims, an average of 825 claims for each working day of the year.
The President refused to call him to order, but rebuked those who had interrupted him. The laws in regard to the press have been declared "urgent" by a vote of 370 to 251. A man named Walker has been arrested on his own confession of a design to assassinate Louis Napoleon, for which purpose he had waited several hours for him to pass out of his gate. He proves to have been insane.
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