"ALCOHOL.Chymicis est liquor aut pulvis summé subtilisatus, vocabulo Orientalibus quoque, cum primis Habessinis, familiari, quibus cohol speciatim pulverem impalpabilem ex antimonio pro oculis tingendis denotat ... Hodie autem, ob analogiam, quivis pulvis tenerior ut pulvis oculorum cancri summé subtilisatus alcohol audit, haud aliter ac spiritus rectificatissimi alcolisati dicuntur.

(1) Audit, auditor, auditorium, audience, inaudible, obey; (2) aurist, auricular, auscultation.

But now, shall I confess a truth?I feel these audits but too powerfully.

The form of organization of the trusteeship has been one which does not provide for independent audit and supervision.

books, account book, ledger; day book, cash book, pass book; journal; debtor and creditor account, cash account, running account; account current; balance, balance sheet; compte rendu [Fr.], account settled, acquit, assets, expenditure, liabilities, outstanding accounts; profit and loss account, profit and loss statement, receipts. bookkeeping, accounting, double entry bookkeeping, reckoning. audit.

audit, field audit; check the books, verify accounts.

audit, field audit; check the books, verify accounts.

A great deal has been made of the strict audit of the accounts of Howard's fleet.

Ordinarily therefore the proprietor himself superintended the cultivation of his estates; he did not, however, manage them strictly in person, but only appeared from time to time on the property in order to settle the plan of operations, to look after its execution, and to audit the accounts of his servants.

The auditor or comptroller is bookkeeper for the state, audits accounts against it, and draws warrants upon the state treasurer for their payment.

It was (as I said) once well agreeing with reason, and there was an excellent consent and harmony between them, but that is now dissolved, they often jar, reason is overborne by passion: Fertur equis auriga, nec audit currus habenas, as so many wild horses run away with a chariot, and will not be curbed.

Si quae controversiae utraque para judicem adit, is semel et simul rem transigit, audit: nec quid sit appellatio, lachrymosaeque morae noscunt.

Amatoria miscentes vidit, et in ipsis complexibus audit, &c. emersit inde cupido in pectus virginis.

In January, 1823, the Representatives in Congress from Massachusetts and Maine suggested, by memorial, that the constitutional objection could not apply to a portion of the claim, and requested that the accounting officer of the Government might be instructed to audit and admit such part as might be free from that objection.

LAWS, DIGESTS, CHARTERS, CONSTITUTIONS, AND REPORTS GENERAL Code Noir ou Recueil d'édits, déclarations et arrêts concernant la Discipline et le commerce des esclaves Nègres des isles françaises de l'Amérique (in Recueils de réglemens, édits, déclarations et arrêts, concernant le commerce, l'administration de la justice et la police des colonies françaises de l'Amérique, et les engagés avec le Code Noir, et l'addition audit code).

Even as late as 1831, Samuel Wilberforce, afterwards Bishop, wrote thus in his diary:"A good Audit Dinner: 23 people drank 11 bottles of wine, 28 quarts of beer, 2-1/2 of spirits, and 12 bowls of punch; and would have drunk twice as much if not restrained.

Federal income and audit system.

SEE Whiting, B. J. MILLET, JOHN I. Bank audits and examinations.

U. S. Income Tax & Audit System Co. SEE McManus, Thomas P. MCMANUS, THOMAS P. U. S. Income Tax & Audit System Co. Merchants ed.

U. S. Income Tax & Audit System Co. SEE McManus, Thomas P. MCMANUS, THOMAS P. U. S. Income Tax & Audit System Co. Merchants ed.

The Adap-Table system, accrual and audit control as applied to time loans and discounts.

SEE Whiting, B. J. MILLET, JOHN I. Bank audits and examinations.

SEE SPAULDING, ROBERT K. LEPLEY, WILLIAM M. The personal audit.

Though he knows nothing of farming, he has the family instinct of accounts and figures; he audits the balance-sheets and books of his bailiff personally, and is not easily cheated.

SOMERSET HOUSE, a handsome Government building in London, with a double frontage on the Strand and the Victoria Embankment, built on the site of the palace of the Protector Somerset, and opened in 1786; accommodates various civil departments of the Governmentthe Inland Revenue, Audit and Exchequer, Wills and Probate, Registry-General.