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Thus the rim fills as rapidly as the hub, and the metal is of a uniform and high temperature when it reaches the chill. In the wheels made by this firm, every alternate rib is connected with the rim, and runs off to nothing near the hub; the intermediate ribs are attached to the hub, and diminish in width toward the rim. Jour. Railway App.
He says he would not have done it, if he could have found two in the council to support him. Works, 144, Evelyn's Mem. ii. App. 90.
Or does he think that a thing to be done with eight thousand men?" * To wit, three thousand men for Scotland, and the usual guards and garrisons in England, amounting to near five thousand men. Sir J. Dalrymple's App p. 161. Van Beverning was the Dutch ambassador at Nimeguen, a man of great authority with the states.
The Germans, on the other hand, really thought some of their wise women to be divine. Cf. His. 4, 62, and my note ibid. Reverence and affection for woman was characteristic of the German Tribes, and from them has diffused itself throughout European society. IX. Deorum. Sec. 3. Mercurium. So Caes. B.G. 6, 17: Deum maxime Mercurium colunt. Tur. His. Ang. Sax. App. to B. 2. chap. 3.
The conduct of these English patriots was more mean than criminal; and Monsieur Courten says, that two hundred thousand livres employed by the Spaniards and Germans, would have more influence than two millions distributed by France. See Sir J. Dalrymple's App. p. 111.
He thought he had obtained an amendment to the Bill which prevented the I.A.O.S. from getting a subsidy. This, however, was an entire mistake. See App. B. to the Report of the Committee on the Dept. of Agriculture. The case for resisting all attempts at impairing the Union between Great Britain and Ireland can be made unimpeachable without reference to the Irish Land Question.
Ibid., App. I., pp. xlix-lii, a very interesting note on contemporary coinage, identifying all the coins mentioned in the letters. Ibid., p. 159. Ibid., p. 161. Stonor Letters, II, p. 43. So Dame Elizabeth Stonor ends a letter to her husband: 'Written at Stonor, when I would fain have slept, the morrow after our Lady day in the morning, Ibid., p. 77.
Jersey, Berwick, the Isle of Wight, and the residence of the Scottish commissioners in London were proposed. At first the commissioners expressed a willingness to Papers, ii, App. xl. xli. Journ. Nov. 5, 6. Rush. vii. 849 857, 860, 863. receive him; the next day they withdrew their consent, and he fixed, as a last resource, on the Isle of Wight.
Under such discouraging circumstances it required all the authority of Ormond and Castlehaven to induce him to accept an office which opened no prospect of emolument or glory, but promised a plentiful harvest of contradiction, hardship, and danger. Aware of the benefit which the royalists in Scotland Walsh, App. 75-137.
Records, Birmingham Tower, Chief Sec.'s Department, Box 10. Speech, p. 26; quoted by Plowden, vol. i., p. 253. Answer to Address of Commons, 2nd July, 1698. Arthur Young's Tour in Ireland, App., p. 149. Groans of Ireland, p. 20. Mr. Prior's Pamphlet was dedicated to the Viceroy, Lord Carteret, and both Houses of Parliament, which proves how certain he was of his facts and statements.
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