Well, doctor, henceforth never reckon it scorn At my sweet Clinton's hands to take the horn.

Now try me; and, when next we hap to meet, The doctor lies stone dead at Clinton's feet.

Bill Clinton's Inaugural Address

Lord E. Somerset to have Sir W. Clinton's office, and Trench Mr. Singleton's.

We took up our quarters with Major-General Adam, who commands the Light Brigade of General Sir H. Clinton's division.

This morning we went to assist at a review of General Clinton's division, on a plain called Le Paturage, about seven miles distant from Leuze.

Adam, Major-General commands Light Brigade of General Sir H. Clinton's division.

Mr. Clinton's son called on me and invited me to their house....

Some declared that it would swallow up millions of dollars and yield no return, and nicknamed it "Clinton's Big Ditch."

Aspidium cristatum (No. 2) Clinton's Shield Fern.

Clinton's Wood Fern.

Aspidium cristatum] [Illustration: Clinton's Wood Fern.

Clintonianum (Gray Herbarium)] CRESTED MARGINAL FERN Aspídium cristàtum X marginàle Both the crested fern and Clinton's fern appear to hybridize with the marginal shield fern with the result that the upper part of the frond is like marginale and the lower like cristàtum, including the veining and texture.

Other supposed hybrids have been found between the marginal shield and the spinulose fern and its variety intermèdium, and with Goldie's fern; also between the crested fern, including Clinton's variety and each of the others mentioned; and, in fact, between almost all pairs of species of the wood ferns, although we do not think they have been positively verified.

Clinton's Wood Fern.

Proper measures were taken for an investigation of Mr. Clinton's affairs, and the estate was pronounced insolvent, and all was offered for sale.

Clinton's mansion was so meanly furnished.

In the spring Mr. Clinton's vacant office was again occupied by a young lawyer, who came into the village, from New York, named Henry Lorton, and half the young ladies' heads were turned, by the beauty and elegance of the young northerner.

A stray electoral vote from Pennsylvania brought Clinton's total up to 50, whereas John Adams received 77 votes which re-elected him as vice-president.

Else she need not have lain sleepless that night at Clinton's many cross-roads, still confronting a dilemma she had encountered in Mobile.

To destroy the stores collected here, and thus directly to break down the American army in the South, was Sir Henry Clinton's object in sending out General Phillips.

He conceived the great insubordination, therefore, of this great movement, which must compromise Sir Henry Clinton's plans, although Sir Henry was his commander.

Burr, however, saw him afterwards, and persuaded him to substitute his name instead of Clinton's in the letter which he had prepared to send to Philadelphia.

Major André, of Clinton's staff, met Arnold to arrange the final details.

People who did not see these things as clearly as De Witt Clinton saw them, spoke of the enterprise most sneeringly and called the canal "Clinton's big ditch."