Franklin was the oldest member, being then eighty-one; Dayton, the youngest, being twenty-seven.

(Signed) "'THE MAYOR.' "Here followed the names of eighty-one of the principal inhabitants of Rheims, with their addresses, including four priests, and ending with the words, 'And some others.'

Mr. Wilberforce set forth the injustice of this attempt, and proved, that out of eighty-one days which had been given up to the hearing of evidence, the witnesses against the abolition had occupied no less than fifty-seven.

During his reign of two years two hundred and eighty-one journals were seized, and fines imposed to nearly the amount of four hundred thousand francs.

Glanmaleere, Birmingham baron of Athenry, Oliver Plunket baron of Lowth, Robert Barnwell baron of Trymletstoune, Myles Bourke viscount Mayo, Connor Magwyre baron of Enniskillen, Nicholas Preston viscount Gormanstowne, Nicholas Nettervill, viscount Nettervill of Lowth, John Bramhall late Bishop of Derry, (with eighty-one baronets, knights and gentlemen mentioned by name) be excepted from pardon of life and estate.

He commenced keeping a garden-book, which, with interruptions caused by absence, was continued until he was eighty-one years old.

An immense quantity of military stores was also taken; one hundred and twenty catapultae of the larger size, two hundred and eighty-one of the smaller; twenty-three ballistae of the larger size, fifty-two of the smaller; an immense number of scorpions of the larger and smaller size, and also of arms and missile weapons; and seventy-four military standards.

End of Volume I. Morse's long life (he was eighty-one when he died) was almost exactly divided, by the nature of his occupations, into two equal periods.

When the Donner Party ascended the Sierra Nevadas on the last day of October, 1846, it comprised eighty-one souls; namely, Charles Berger, Patrick Breen, Margaret Breen (his wife), John Breen, Edward Breen, Patrick Breen, Jr., Simon Breen, James Breen, Peter Breen, Isabella Breen, Jacob Donner, Elizabeth Donner (his wife), William Hook,[20]

Fourteen of the eighty-one souls constituting the Donner Party were boys and girls between the ages of nineteen and twelve years; twenty-six ranged from twelve years to a year and a half; and seven were nursing babes.

" Interviewer's Comment Wise is between eighty-one and eighty-five years old.

The whole cost of redemption, including our travelling expenses, was three thousand five hundred and eighty-three dollars and eighty-one cents.

Eighty-one is a fair estimate.

Mennehard, the poor old dame of eighty-one, and afterwards brought her body back into her house, where he wept at this death and destruction which had made a hell of his little village in which peace had reigned so long.

"Fourteenth of September, William Fishwick, aged eighty-one, barber, West Quay, died the eleventh of the month."

My dear uncle, although in apparent health for his years (eighty-one), is increasingly deaf, and almost cut off from intercourse with society, so that he seeks to be alone.

"One for maintaining an ornamental projection on your housea statue, I believe, of the Goddess Venusto project more than five feet beyond the building lineSection One Hundred and Eighty-one of Article Fifteen of Chapter Twenty-three.

It is at the present time the upper house of the Philippine Legislature, the Philippine Assembly, composed of eighty-one elective members, constituting the lower house.

He died at Prairie du Pont, in 1863, at the age of eighty-one years.

Hence, knowing eighteen elements, we inevitably possess eighty-one.

There are eighty-one movements of the hand impossible to the face; hence, without the hand, the face cannot express everything.

From the successive predominance of each of these three phenomena, or from their equal balance, result eighty-one respiratory acts, which may be reduced to three terms: The breathing is normal, spasmodic, or sibilant.

Eighty-one permanent libraries have grown out of the traveling libraries in Iowa alone.

They were eighty-one years in advance of their time!

Mrs. Foster died in that place, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Cushing, April 17, 1840, at the advanced age of eighty-one years.