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The plant is common in our gardens, but their medicinal powers are much weaker than in those from abroad. RHODODENDRON Chrysanthemum. YELLOW-FLOWERED RHODODENDRON. See No. 290. RHUS Toxicodendron. POISON-OAK. Leaves. L. E. Of considerable use in paralytic affections, and is much used in the present day.
The report of the Interstate Commerce Commission of 1909-1910 states that there are nearly $19,000,000,000 of railway capital outstanding in America. There are 240,438 miles of single track in the United States; 59,000 locomotives, 35,000 for freight, and a total of 2,290,000 cars of all kinds; and the railways carried in one year 971,683,000 passengers and 1,850,000,000 tons of freight.
The Secretary estimates the total receipts for the fiscal year which will end June 30, 1885, at $330,000,000 and the total expenditures at $290,620,201.16, in which sum are included the interest on the debt and the amount payable to the sinking fund. This would leave a surplus for the entire year of about $39,000,000.
Works of John Adams, vol. viii. p. 290. Washington's Correspondence, 1787, edited by W.C. Ford, vol. viii. pp. 159, 160, 254. Report of the Committee of the Privy Council, Jan. 28, 1791, p. 20. Chalmers, Opinions, p. 32. Jurien de la Gravière, Guerres Maritimes, Paris, 1847, vol. ii. p. 238. Canada, Newfoundland, Bermuda, etc. American State Papers, Foreign Relations, vol. i. p. 303. p. 288.
Why say that the goods belonged to "subjects of the King of Italy," when the consignee was the real owner? The property shipped by H. Jas. Burden consists of 998 barrels of flour and 290 boxes of herrings, and is consigned to Charles B. Blandly, Esq., at Funchal, Madeira.
Among the important towns are Baru, population 12,222; Borauen, 21,290; Cauyaia, 13,732; Dagami, 25,000; Hilongos, 13,713; Jaio, 12,475; Massiu, 18,499; Palo, 17,736; Tauauau, 18,509. The island of Negros is mountainous and wild; its coasts are difficult of access, and the breakers strong, except on the west coast from Point Bulucabo on the north of Palompon on the west, where it is marshy.
As we approached the port we looked with eager eyes for "No. 290," and her consort, the Agrippina, which had been despatched to her from London with the armament. Greatly to our satisfaction we soon discovered the spars, and then the hulls of both vessels lying snugly in the bay, and apparently in contact, and indicating the transhipment of the battery, &c.
Here and there the ties, which still remained strong, between Canadian settlements and the districts in Scotland whence the settlers were drawn, proved useful aids in church extension. Lanark, in Upper Canada, owed its church to the efforts of friends in Lanarkshire, in Scotland, who collected no less a sum than £290 for the purpose.
This company had been organised under the name of "The Governor and Company of Adventurers for the Plantations of the Islands of Providence, Henrietta and the adjacent islands, between 10 and 20 degrees of north latitude and 290 and 310 degrees of longitude." Cf. Cf. Mus., Add. MSS., 13,977, f. 505. According to the minutes of the Providence Company, a certain Mr. This news was confirmed by a Mrs.
Robertson, who had been temporarily absent, but had returned in February, was besieged in a fort, with his escort, which, however, had been increased to about 290 men. The crisis had come at last, and there was no time to spare. A strong force under Sir Robert Low was assembled at Peshawur, and crossed the frontier on April 1.
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