...above described have been found to give the best results for general purposes, they may be modified to a greater or less extent according to the nature of the manufacture. Having now described and ascertained the nature of the said invention, and the manner...

...been already observed (P. 20) that the transition from a pastoral to an agricultural economy preceded the immigration of the Italians into the peninsula....of the soil. The beautiful custom of commencing the laying out of a new town by tracing a furrow with the plough along the line of the future ring-wall...

...compound or comminuted fracture. A portion of the boue is found depressed or driven beyond its level to a greater or less extent according to the nature of the accident. The symptoms or signs which distinguish this accident areof two kinds ; those which are dependent...

...been already observed (P. 20) that the transition from a pastoral to an agricultural economy preceded the immigration of the Italians into the peninsula....of the soil. The beautiful custom of commencing the laying out of a 7iew town by tracing a furrow with the plough along the line of the future ring-wall...

...dig a trench, or other excavation with vertical sides, we see that the earth, sooner or later, and to a greater or less extent according to the nature of the soil, crumbles and falls until it assumes its natural slop/'. All that is not in equilibrium has then...

...exhausted, in all ordinary cases the water will follow. At first the water pumped will be muddy and gritty to a greater or less extent, according to the nature of the stratum. After pumping for a short time, and the water shows signs of clearing, the handle of the pump...

...know the cause or nature of the illness. Our physician, being counselled, declares his opinion, and to a greater or less extent, according to the nature of the case, and oar confidence in him, and the clearness and distinctncss of his opinions, we rely upon it....

...readily gives up some of its oxygen when placed in contact with organic matter, burning up the latter to a greater or less extent according to the nature of the organic substances present. The permanganate dissolves in water, forming a deep purple solution. The...

...filling all space, and as being less condensed within the limits of space occupied by matter, and that to a greater or less extent, according to the nature of the occupying substance. Thus, in place of anything actually thrown off, he substituted waves or vibrations,...

...done, in all ordinary cases the water will follow. At first the water pumped will be muddy and gritty to a greater or less extent, according to the nature of the strata. After pumping for a short time and when the water shows signs of clearing, the handle of the...