...sails (The Zollverein, Swab. 90). (V) The Ti/nemouth, 9 Mitch. 114.) two separate lights, one placed on one side, and the other on the other side of the vessel. It is not enough, as was at one time supposed, to have a single three-coloured lamp hung at...

...continued here five years and a half. He then settled in the united churches of Amity and Niskayuna — one on one side, and the other on the other side, of the Mohawk River. In this field he remained about twenty-one years. He then took up his residence in Amsterdam,...

...each other, and wound up by independent cranks, F, or their equivalent, one apparatus and crunk being on one side, and the other on the other side of the carriage, and so constructed and operating that, while either is running down and propelling the carriage...

...expanded into the grand cathedrals of Christendom. They consisted of two square or oblong chambers, one on one side and the other on the other side of the central aisle, and destined respectively for the accommodation of the male and female worshippers,...

...which, they threw them down upon the Floor, tied their Ancles to one another, and left them hangir:,,one on one Side, and the other on the other Side of the Parlour Door, in which posture they were foun-I the next Day at Noon, at the very point of expiring,...

...stopped with the cart in the middle of the road, the procession divided in two, one milestone going on one side, and the other on the other side, of the vehicle, coming together again as soon as they had passed it. Whether they had feet or not was more...

...may be passed from the cupola through the concrete or masonry structure to the working house below, one on one side and the other on the other side of the tangentially connected portions of the bins, was anticipated by the Dakota Elevator, the Great Northern...

...above was converted into a sort of tram-road on which, by the aid of a couple of cords, a couple seated one on one side, and the other on the other side, of the p^^g ^^ fire-place might pull a bottle of port backwards and for- bottle, wards between them, and so...

...road as if a water sprite had bewitched it. At the base of the mountain the road forked, one lying on one side and the other on the other side of the hollow, the two roads being but two or three hundred feet ap.irt. We were puzzled to know which one...

...DICOTYLEDONOUS LEAF. (Thom£.) simplest spiral phyllotaxis must be that where the leaves are alternate, one on one side and the other on the other side of the stem. Manifestly, under such circumstances, we must pass two leaves and go once round the stem to reach...