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Nor writ her name whofe tomb ihould pierce the fleics. ❋ Unknown (1791)

The price of the king*$ head, or his weregild, as It was tnen called, was by law 30,000 thrimfas, a fpecies of coin whofe value is uncertain. ❋ Unknown (1778)

Only fome one or two places I haue fhewed to my worthy and moft learned friend, M. Harriots, for his cenfure how much mine owne weighed: whofe iudgement and knowledge in all kinds, I know to be incomparable, and bottomlefle; yea, to be admired as much, as his moft blameles life, and the right facred expence of his time, is to be honoured and reuerenced. ❋ Stevens, Henry, 1819-1886 (1885)

Whatever part erf it was paid below the natural rate, the perfons whofe interefl it affefited would immediately feel the lofs, and would immediately withdraw either fo much land, or fo much la - bour* or fo much ftock, from being employed about Digitized by VjOOQ IC ❋ Unknown (1812)

We were now on the iimer fide of the ifland, on whofe outfide is the Bluff-pomt. ❋ Unknown (1812)

The captain tooK the old man (whofe name was now round to be Paowang) to the woods, and made him underfland he wanted to cut down fome trees to take on board the fhip; cutung down fome at the fame time, which they put into one of the boats, together with a few fmall cafks of water, with a view of letting the people fee what it was they chiefly wanted. ❋ Unknown (1812)

One oi them whofe name was John Bremen, and.who. was firft. examined, owned that he had ❋ Unknown (1812)

I did, faid Mr.R. * as one of the Committee, put many queitions to the gentlemen attending, but under the difad vantage at the commencement of a total unacquaintance with the futge&i at all times under the reftraint arifing from interrogating gentle - men of high refpe&ability on points in which their interefts op - pokd a dire£\ anfwer, and who appeared for others, the circurn - fiances of whofe cafe was more exceptionable. ❋ Unknown (1812)

There are two fifcals belonging to this council, one of which bears the title of advocate-fifcal, or attorney-general, but whofe office relates only to the perfons in the Company's fervice both by lea and by land. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Night approaching, obliged them to take leave of them; when the youngeft of the two women, whofe volubility of tongue exceeded every thing they ever met with, gave them a dance; but the man viewed them with great attention. ❋ Unknown (1812)

The Chief revered, whofe daring hand Laid Spain's haughty banner low, ❋ Thomas William Taylor (1812)

It is dtlfo remarkable, that this is the very coafl: funreyed by Captain Dampier, whofe account agrees exactly with that contained in this voyage. ❋ Unknown (1812)

This, added to other emoluments which long prefcription has legalized, is fufficient to enable the governor to live according to his rank, without his being obliged to put fuch means in pra£tice as one. of the governors, whofe name I fhall not here mention, tifed to employ to double his revenues. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Vir - ghia. alone, cannot ele6\ a prefident, whofe elevation depends on aplurality of electoral votes and a confequent concurrence of ma - nr ftates. ❋ Unknown (1812)

He is married to an Indian woman, a native of the ifland of Timor, and he lives in the fame manner as the inhabitants of Savu, whofe language he fpeaks better than any other; like them too he fits on the ground and chews betle, and has fo perfedly adopted their manners, that he is an abfolute Indian, except in drefs and complexion. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Good hopes may be entertained of thofe whofe minds have this liberal and elegant turn. ❋ Unknown (1812)

The country affords a great many drugs and medicinal herbs, whofe virtues are not unknown to fome of them that pretend to cure the fick ... ❋ Unknown (1812)

But, fuppofing that neither of thefe companies fhould think it expedient, or, in other words, fhould not think it confiftent with their intereft, to attempt this difcovery, there is yet a third company, within the fpirit of whofe charter, I humbly conceive, the pro - fecution of fuch a fcheme immediately lies. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Eleven hundred and forty two were dif - charged* or ordered to be fot and eight hundred and five were detained for further proof, with the firongeft prefumption that the greater part, if not the whole were Americans, or other aliens whofe proof of citizen fhip had been loft or deftroyed - ■ ', ❋ Unknown (1812)

May not the decay of Batavia, whofe chief fupport is the free trade of its inhabitants, be in lome meafure likewife afcribed to this caufe? ❋ Unknown (1812)