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Lonsdale : 96 : 441 : 42,486 : 3,651 : 16,129 : 442 Almondness : 267 : 228 : 60,930 : 3,670 : 15,228 : 415 Leyland : 354 : 126 : 44,583 : 2,858 : 11,182 : 391 West Derby : 409 : 377 : 154,040 : 24,182 : 86,407 : 357 Blackburn : 513 : 286 : 146,608 : 10,814 : 31,463 : 291 Salford : 869 : 373 : 322,592 : 40,143 : 114,941 : 286 Mr Sadler rejoices much over this table.
At a distance of 441 miles from the extreme point of the navigation of the head branches of the Missouri, are what are denominated as the "Gates of the Rocky Mountains," which present an exceedingly grand and picturesque appearance. For a distance of about six miles the rocks rise perpendicularly from the margin of the river to the height of 1,200 feet.
Mercure Français, pp. 440, 441. Péréfixe, vol. ii. pp. 498, 499.
But Lawrence did not find it expedient to follow Sir Joshua's example. He claimed a right to execute the portraits, however numerous, of the sovereign, let the diplomatists be ever so willing to take money instead. This claim was admitted, and he reaped large profits accordingly. See Life of Sir M.A. Shee, vol. i. p. 441.
The President did not speak, but the majesty of the American people was before me. Oh, his look! How I wished the floor would open and I could descend to the cellar! You know me," continued Mr. Morris, "and you know my eye would never quail before any other mortal." W. T. Read, Life and Correspondence of George Read p.441.
The instruments were in 15,000 buildings. There were 10,000 employes, and 233,000 subscribers. All companies combined had 441,000 miles of wire. Ninety-two millions of dollars were invested in telephone fixtures.
Johnson was, she continues, 'very conversant in the art of boxing. She had heard him descant upon it 'much to the admiration of those who had no expectation of his skill in such matters. See ante, ii. 179, 226, and iv. 211. See ante, p. 98. See ante, i, 110. See ante, i. 398, and ii. 15, 35, 441. Aul. Gellius, lib. v. c. xiv.
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