The men on board, including those of every description, were computed at not less than a hundred and twenty thousand.

The chronometrical longitudes of Liverpool Observatory, Kingstown Station, and Valencia Station are 12m 0.05s, 24m 31.17s, 41m 23.25s; the geodetic longitudes, computed from elements which I published long ago in the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana, are 12m 0.34s, 24m 31.47s, 41m 23.06s.

The fact that it was goldMinóok goldgave it a symbolic value not to be computed in coin.

She had probably computed with the utmost care the chances of the rivals, and had made up her mind that, in spite of Antony's gallantry, his cause was lost.

Thus miserably erroneous are the estimated distances in old navigators, who could only compute by the dead reckoning, or the log.

The master charts for computing installment payments, computed on monthly balances at 5%, 6%, 7%, and 8% interest per annum.

But though I was at that time out of Town, yet several of my friends, whose curiosity had led them to be exactly informed (as for my own part; having no doubt at all of the matter, I never once thought of it!) assured me, I computed to something under half an hour: which (I speak my private opinion!) is an error of no very great magnitude, that men should raise clamour about it!

In 1858 they were computed as Roman Catholics . . .

The fish, which are inexhaustible and past computing for multitude, they do not taste.