...bribery and peculation so successfully practised, we have two notorious instances : * Shaftttfairy. — It is no part of the plan of this work to enter into the system of bribery practised in any of the boroughs, as it would be injustice to mark out any particular...

...study of the animal kingdom in these relations, that systems of classification have been founded ; and, although it is no part of the plan of this work to teach systematic zoology, yet is it necessary to have some such system before us in order to the most...

...adding — " Nescimus intcrpretationem faceré nisi qiiatenus verba inde sonant." — Ellis I., 357. It is no part of the plan of this work to enter upon a full discussion of matters necessary to be understood iu order to the accurate interpretation...

...EXCRETION, and are carried off chiefly by the skin, the lungs, and the kidneys. CHAPTER IV. STRUCTURE OF ANIMALS AS COMPARED WITH THAT OF MAN. ALTHOUGH it...scientific arrangement, still it will be necessary to givo some general description of the system of classification usually received among naturalists, and...

...theoretical treatment of these important instruments is now at all events approximately complete. But it is no part of the plan of this work to enter into details of application. 64. A yet more important result, viz., that, to a very close approximation,...

...Earl Robert, who was also Earl of Nottingham, and according to Orderic Vital, the first Earl of Derby. It is no part of the plan of this work to enter into details respecting the descendants of the actual companions of the Conqueror, but there are exceptions...

...may cause the infective material to become widely disseminated all over the cerebrc**spinal system. It is no part of the plan of this work to enter into the general treatment of aural disease which is fully discussed in the many excellent treatises on...

...which may cause the infective matter to become widely disseminated all over the cerebrb-spinal system. It is no part of the plan of this work to enter into the general treatment of aural disease, which is fully discussed in the many excellent treatises on...

...distribution of the adoption sanad-s, by conspicuous proceedings at Baroda, in Mysore, and at Delhi. It is no part of the plan of this work to enter upon any discussion of current political events in India ; but the late restoration of powers to the...