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There was a second conference between Herr Vossner and the two lords, in another room, which ended in the preparation of a document by which Miles Grendall undertook to pay to Herr Vossner £450 at the end of three months, and this was endorsed by the two lords, by Sir Felix, and by Paul Montague; and in return for this the German produced £322 10s. in notes and gold.
Consequently, I continued along toward the east, as much as 322 miles, always hugging the shore, where was the very extremity of the island. From there I saw another island to the eastwards, distant 54 miles from this Johana, which I named Hispana, and proceeded to it, and directed my course for 564 miles east by north as it were, just as I had done at Johana.
The same story is referred to in Madame de Vandeul's Mém. de Diderot, p. 61. Conf., ix. 245, 246. Grimm to Madame d'Epinay, ii. 259, 269, 313, 326. Conf., x. 17. Mém., ii. 318. Conf., ix. 322. The publication from the autograph originals sets this at rest. For Shakespeare, see Corr. Lit., iv. 143, etc. D'Epinay, ii. 188. D'Epinay, ii. 150. Also Vandeul's Mém. de Diderot, p. 61. Mém. ii. 128.
For political reasons I also wish to draw them into this correspondence. Chevalier de la Luzerne wishes his packet to Count de Rochambeau to be forward as soon as possible. Adieu, my dear General, yours most respectfully and affectionately.~ For the answer to this letter, See Sparks' Writ. of Wash. v. 7, p. 322. Philadelphia, December the 16th, 1780.
Vol. i., p. 602. Vol. iii., p. 7. Grace Abounding, No. 322. Vol. i., p. 65. Vol. i., p. 741. This jug is in possession of Mrs. Hillyard, widow of the late Mr. Hillyard, who was minister of the chapel for fifty years, and died in 1839. One tradition says the jug was used as noted in the text; another that his broth was brought to 'chapel' in it, for his Sunday dinner, in the vestry.
How far this will meet the want, may be inferred from the fact, that the tonnage of the port of London has increased from 990,110 tons in 1828, to 2,170,322 tons in 1852. And if an experience of three years may be relied on, the increase is to be progressive; for of new British-built ships in 1849, the amount was 121,266 tons; in 1850, 137,530 tons; in 1851, 152,563 tons.
On this head, Mr Cobden remarks, with much sagacity and, for once, Mr Cobden states one fact in which we may agree with him: "But the colonies had no ships to form a navy. The mother country had to send them ships to guard their territories, which were not paid for by the colonies, but out of the taxation of this country. The navy estimates for this year amounted to L.6,322,000.
The reader may form an idea of the extent of these buildings, when he reflects that the space covered and inclosed by the Old and New Louvre and the Tuileries, is upwards of sixty acres. The court of the louvre is one of the finest in Europe, and its art galleries are among the richest in the world. The Long Gallery alone covers nearly an acre and a quarter, being 42 feet wide and 1,322 feet long!
See ante, ii. 344, where Johnson says: 'A judge may be a farmer, but he is not to geld his own pigs. 'Not to admire is all the art I know To make men happy and to keep them so. Pope, Imitations of Horace, Epistles, i. vi. 1. See ante, i. 461. See ante, iv. 152. See ante, iii. 322. In the Gent.
There was an eloquent defiance in the closing words of Peel's speech. The great minister knew that defeat was awaiting him, and he showed himself resolved to meet it half way. At three o'clock on the morning of April 3 the division on the resolution of Lord John Russell took place. There were 322 votes for the resolution and 289 against it. The resolution was therefore carried by a majority of 33.
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