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Revolution, he re*: igned the ofhce in 1691, having in the meaa time sold his fine c. jli*jciion of MSS. to the guratorg of the Bodleian librar\% to w'uom he had before prey-entod XXXV. ❋ Unknown (1812)

By unreftrained government I meaa an exemption from all paffivxty, apd from any tendency towards or alliance with fubordinate natures: for every thing divine is at the fame time every where and no where. ❋ Unknown (1794)

At enim plo* res jam sont menses, ex qoo spes meaa retardari, et TOtis moram injici com taedio experior. ❋ Unknown (1792)

And what, I pray you, air, does His Ma - jesty meaa by this religion of the flag? ❋ Unknown (1789)

We do not meaa in thofe feries whofe law of continuation continues the fame, while tfaey diverge to a certain number of terms and afterwards converge, thcfe being manifcft enough; but thofe where the di -, vergent one is followed by a convergent infinite fcries, differing wholly from the former in the law. of continuation, but always invefligable from it* ❋ Unknown (1786)

I think, could never meaa toeflabliih the Rajah's government upon the ruin of individuals entitled '.to. their prote&ion, whether natives or Britifll fubje&s. ❋ Unknown (1777)

= the trial of the action, in case the defendants should be permitted to proceed therein; and also on the hearing of the present suit, if necessary; and prayed an injunction in the meaa time. ❋ Unknown (1796)

PROPOSITION Xm. PROS LEM F. J [O find a meaa proportional (B D); between two giVen ilraight linet ❋ Unknown (1769)