"Sixty-two yards!"

The dome party to-day was sixty-two in number.

It may be noted that almost all the "Evening Voluntaries" belong to these years1832 to 1835when the author was from sixty-two to sixty-five years of age.

The number of excerpts in the Digest from him is said to be two thousand four hundred and sixty-two, and they form a third part of it.

At the age of sixty-two, she could say that her hearing and her memory were good, and her sight better than she had any right to expect.

Sixty-two years ago this humble Scotchman went to South Africa as a missionary.

Seven hundred and sixty-two pounds of cocoons were raised, and fifty pounds thirteen ounces spun silk, and there were two machines erected in Mr. Bolzius's yard which drew off twenty-four ounces per day.

While still employed upon the building of Vigan, he discovered the fleet of the notorious Chinese pirate, Limahong, who, bent upon taking possession of the colony, was then passing that part of the coast with sixty-two ships and a large number of soldiers.

[Footnote 222: Elizabeth enfranchised no fewer than sixty-two in the course of her reign, "a very large proportion of them petty boroughs, evidently under the influence of the crown or the peerage.

But while you are walking on, thinking of the art which cut and raised these enormous blocks, you turn the southern corner and come upon three stones, the united length of which is one hundred and eighty-seven feettwo of them being sixty-two and the other sixty-three feet in length!

She was no more than sixty-two at that time.

Through one mountain stream, which chafed along the ravine over a stony bed, and in some places was exceedingly rapid, and, in consequence of the rain that had lately fallen, was frequently more than three feet deep, we had to wade sixty-two times.

The territory is sixty-two miles long by forty miles wide, and has a population of 446,982.

The total loss of life exceeds 400 persons.[Q] Here is a list of one hundred and sixty-two vessels of different kinds, and four hundred human beings, lost in one year; of which vessels it appears forty-six were snagged.

The panic became a rout and the rout a massacre, and of the sixty-two men who were sent out that morning but two were alive, and they were desperately wounded.

Not fewer than sixty-two mayors were of this Company, between the years 1214 and 1762; among which were Sir John Coventry, Sir Richard Whittington, and Sir Richard and Sir John Gresham.

They carefully tabulated the particulars of sixty-two cases.

With Sixty-two Illustrations. 8vo.

These sixty-two nations were subdivided into several hundreds of tribes; and these petty agglomerations were distributed amongst rival confederations or leagues, which disputed one with another the supremacy over such and such a portion of territory.

Twelve thousand two hundred sixty-two stolen animals have been recovered.

Now you may, if you want to drop the thing out of your mind as something too disagreeable to think about, infer from this that at least sixty-two per cent of those 3,866 women deserved their fate.

They were admitted at half price (as per advertisement), and brought five dollars and sixty-two cents into the treasury.

The Irawaddy sweeps off from Burmah sixty-two cubic feet of earth in every second of time, on an average Sometimes vast amount of earthy materials is transferred from one locality to another by river agency, as is the case in the deltas of the Nile and the Mississippi.

He received one hundred and sixty-two electoral votes to only fourteen for his Federalist rival.

"In an address to the Bishop of Glasgow, signed by sixty-two clergymen, it is stated that the service contemplated in the chapel of the University of Glasgow would be a 'lax proceeding, and fraught with great injury to the highest interests of the Church,' Accordingly the Bishop of Glasgow prohibited the service, to guard the Church from complicity in a measure which he considered subversive of her position in this country.'