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His patrons did not abandon their favourite. Emulating the example of the Romans, Baillie, i. 391. He had three thousand marching men, and three hundred sick. This tone of defiance did not impose on the advocates of peace. But the pacific party had to contend with men of Clarendon, ii. 278, 290. Journals, July 27. May, 201 205.
See ante, iii. 153, 295. 'While hoary Nestor, by experience wise, To reconcile the angry monarch tries. FRANCIS. Horace, i Epis. ii. See ante, p. 16. Lord Elibank died Aug. 3, 1778, aged 75. Gent. Mag. 1778, p. 391. A term in Scotland for a special messenger, such as was formerly sent with dispatches by the lords of the council.
The only question is whether it was the institution itself or the public mind in relation to it that underwent a change. Eventually, on the avowed ground of evil conduct, the Agapæ were forbidden by the Council of Carthage, 391, of Orleans, 541, and of Constantinople, 680.
A mysterious burden weighed on the Heart of the busy city and clicked its pulses, as a nightmare oppresses the dreamer. On this night of the year of our Lord 391, in a narrow street leading from the commercial harbor known as Kibotus, an old man was slinking along close to the houses.
The actual disbursements, exclusive of those for the Panama Canal and for the postal service for the year ending June 30, 1911, were $654,137,997.89. The actual disbursements for the year ending June 30, 1910, exclusive of the Panama Canal and the postal service disbursements, were $659,705,391.08, making a decrease Of $5,567,393.19 in yearly expenditures in the year 1911 under that of 1910.
By John Todd. Northampton. Bridgman & Childs. 18mo. pp. 374. 75 cts. The Cavalier, an Historical Novel. By G.P.R. James, Esq. Philadelphia. T.B. Peterson & Brothers. 12mo. pp. 391. $1.25. Counterparts, or the Cross of Love. By the Author of "Charles Auchester." Boston. Mayhew & Baker. 8vo. pp. 262. $1.00. Love. Translated from the Fourth Paris Edition by J.W. Palmer, M.D. New York.
In 391 we first meet with a dictator expressly nominated from theological scruples for the mere accomplishment of a religious ceremony; and though that dictator himself, doubtless in formal accordance with the constitution, treated the restriction of his powers as null and took the command of the army in spite of it, such an opposition on the part of the magistrate was not repeated on occasion of the subsequent similarly restricted nominations, which occurred in 403 and thenceforward very frequently.
This has come almost wholly within the last year. At the beginning of the fiscal year 1899, 1900 the number of routes in operation was only 391, and most of these had been running less than twelve months. On the 15th of November, 1900, the number had increased to 2,614, reaching into forty-four States and Territories, and serving a population of 1,801,524.
In no case does the sacredness of an object necessarily involve its worship; whether or not it shall receive a true cult depends on general social considerations. +391+. Though phallic cults proper cannot be shown to be universal among men, they have played a not inconsiderable part in religious history.
These events seem to have fallen into the year A.D. 391, the third year of Varahran, who may well have felt proud of them, and have thought that they formed a triumph over Rome which deserved to be commemorated. The character of Varahran IV. is represented variously by the native authorities. According to some of them, his temper was mild, and his conduct irreproachable.
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