... we should sweep away at once a great mass of the theories, so called, that have occupied much of the time of our predecessors, and some of our own. Science, however, would be a gainer by the change. To assign no cause for ...

... unhesitatingly insist that the poor arc the greatest gainers,— who are ... wondering mass of emigration, which fringes the advance of civilization,— ...

... B. A. Strickland, 0. H. Waltrip, and S. H. Gainer. Prevention of airsickness by benadryl- scopolamine mixtures. USAF ... Gagne, R. M., 3555, 3556 Gaillard, R., 279 Gainer, S. H., 2802 Gala, P., 2971 Galambos, R., 510, ...

... 1600/. per annum, and was a much greater gainer by the bargain, for the reasons before-mentioned, ... put under his care; and he is a gainer by this bargain, as more than two- thirds ...

... persecutions, by which the English have been large gainers, through receiving their industrial refugees, were on a ... she has hitherto been on the whole a gainer or a loser by the practice, lam not ...

... tools of the shrewd old Patriarch—the only gainer by the invention. " Father forgive them, for they know not what they do !" From these Thomsonians or Bo- tanical Practitioners, we have learned that the credu- lity of the mass of mankind, in affairs which concern their physical ...

... not so easily disturbed under such circumstances. When Gainer Moore got to ... gone and decayed, a liquid mass filled that skin; but they raised it in ...

... from ac- quire.] The person, that acquires; a gainer. Acquirement, ak-kwire'ment. n. s. [from acquire.] That, ... partisans and adherents, were to be the sole gainers by it. Swift. 2. Any thing, outwardly belonging ...

... upon power. Shaks. 4. To be conqueror or gainer at play. Charles, 1 will play no more ...

... mine how far the Mother Country is a gainer on the balance of her commerce with the ...