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Beattie, whom he found a poet, &c. Post, Sept. 12. See ante, i. 274. Afterwards Lord Stowell. He, his brother Lord Eldon, and Chambers were all Newcastle men. See ante, i. 462, for an anecdote of the journey and for a note on 'the Commons. See ante, ii. 453. See ante, iv.
Elizabeth was no sooner informed of Mary's escape, than she discovered her resolution of persevering in the same generous and friendly measures which she had hitherto pursued. * Keith, p. 475. Keith, p. 463. Cabala, p. 141. * Keith, p. 462. But Elizabeth had not leisure to exert fully her efforts in favor of Mary.
Round and about these packing-cases, stretching from the galley forward to the wheel aft, the deck is stacked with coal bags forming our deck cargo of coal, now rapidly diminishing. We left Port Chalmers with 462 tons of coal on board, rather a greater quantity than I had hoped for, and yet the load mark was 3 inches above the water.
Burton's house, where Lord Cornwallis resided, stunk so I could not bear to enter it. The houses were torn to pieces, and the inhabitants as well as the soldiers have suffered greatly for want of provisions." Gordon, "History of the American Revolution." See "Orations and Speeches on Various Occasions," by Edward Everett, vol. I, p. 462.
In 1851 he removed to Wisconsin, and two years after was elected Judge of the First Judicial Circuit of that State. In 1857 he was elected a United States Senator from Wisconsin, and in 1863 was re-elected for the term ending in 1869. 28, 38, 285, 408, 431, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 462, 495, 501, 531, 532, 533, 541, 564. JOHN F. DRIGGS was born in Kinderhook, New York, March 8, 1813.
Const. ii. 561, note. Writings of Washington, ix. 266, note. Elliot, Debates, iii. 161, 57, 63. Elliot, Debates, iii. 23, 52, 44, 156. Elliot, Debates, iii. 150, 462, 445-446. Elliot, Debates, iii. 149-150. Elliot, Debates, iii. 58-60. Bancroft, Hist. Const. ii. 459-460. Elliot, Debates, iii. 653. Elliot, Debates, iii. 652. Bancroft, Hist. Const. ii. 316-317. Rives, Life of Madison, ii. 610.
See note N, at the end of the volume. * Bush. vol. vi. p. 462.
From appearances, Congress had also reason to believe that the Loyalists in the New England governments and New York State, had likewise concerted an insurrection. See Gordon's "History of the American Revolution," vol. II, pp. 461, 462.
The amount disbursed for Army pensions during the year was $134,700,597.24 and for Navy pensions $3,761,533.41, a total of $138,462,130.65, leaving an unexpended balance of $5,542,768.25 to be covered into the Treasury, which shows an increase over the previous year's expenditure Of $107,077.70.
The Babylonians, no doubt, were offended by such an act, and in order to conciliate them, Ashurbanabal, who pursues a mild policy towards the south, orders the statue to be restored at the time that he appoints his brother Shamash-shumukin as governor of the southern provinces. Ib. p. 53, note. Ashurnasirbal's Inscription, IR. 23, col. ii. l. 134. See above, p. 462.
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