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From tax on circulation and deposits of national banks 8,956,794.45 From repayment of interest by Pacific Railway companies 840,554.37 From sinking fund for Pacific Railway companies 796,271.42 From customs fees, fines, penalties, etc. 1,343,348.00 From fees consular, letters patent, and lands 2,638,990.97 From proceeds of sales of Government property 314,959.85
At our hearing, however, Mr Davison, who was one of the counsel for the Pilots Association both before the Commission and in this court, made it clear responsibly and fairly that this is not suggested. As to Captain Eden, it has already been stated that the transcript shows that the allegation expressed or implied in paragraph 348 was never put to him.
Again, amongst the Masai in time of drought a charm called ol-kora is thrown into a fire; the old men encircle the fire and sing: "God of the rain-cloud, slake our thirst, We know thy far-extending powers, As herdsmen lead their kine to drink, Refresh us with thy cooling showers." HOLLIS, p. 348.
Champollion-Figeac's LOUIS ET CHARLES D'ORLEANS, p. 348. At Charles's birth an order of knighthood was inaugurated in his honour. At nine years old, he was a squire; at eleven, he had the escort of a chaplain and a schoolmaster; at twelve, his uncle the king made him a pension of twelve thousand livres d'or.
Who unkinged himself for Popery. Swift. A blessed pair. Swift. No, not when he lost his kingdom or Popery. The King had ... friendship with Duke Hamilton. Swift. Vix intelligo. Swift. September 3d, always lucky to Cromwell. Swift How old was he when he turned a Papist, and a coward? Swift. Dubitat Augustinus. Swift. But proved a cowardly Popish king. P. 348, line 50. Swift. Scots. Swift.
By John Ellis, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine in the Western Medical College of Cleveland, Ohio; Author of "Marriage and its Violations." New York. Mason Brothers. 16mo. pp. 348, 48. $1.25. Life in the Desert: or, Recollections of Travel in Asia and Africa. Translated from the French. New York. Mason Brothers. 12mo. pp. 502. $1.25. Immanuel.
The same evening as the orator uttered his speech it ran along the telegraph wires, across the states of the Union, with a speed of 348,447 miles a second.
In the year 1620, negro slaves began to be imported into Virginia: a Dutch ship bringing twenty of them for sale." Sampson's Hist. Dict., p. 348.
Greenwood, "very probably he was so; but as he was, so I conceive, 'a concealed poet, writing under a nom de plume, he seems to have only made known his annoyance through the medium of Heywood." If so, Heywood knew who the concealed poet was. Turning to pp. 348, 349, we find Mr.
Nothing has more struck me, in an experience now of considerable length in public affairs, than the influence that women always exercise in this matter, influence so much the greater as it is indirect. I do not doubt that it is they above all who give to every nation a certain moral temperament, which shows itself afterwards in politics." Vol. II. p. 348.
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