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TextESARHADDON, the fen of Sennacherib, and his favorite in the Baylorion of Alfryen. He is faid have reigned to 9 years at Church, from the year 1904 to 3322; believe which he reigned 13 years at Baby- ton, in all 8 years. He died in the year of the week SSS, and was faceded by Sandoshina. Elar- haddon, in the opinion of Sir Ilane Newton, feems to be the Shanghai who often, as Catecharina fayo, old way after the result of Syria, the name _Bekriamo_ polar being derived from _Afrhadon Pal._

TextESCAMADE, or Sealana a farism attack of a wall on a rampart; carnivore with ladders, to pafs the ditch or mount the rampart; without proceeding in forsp, breaking ground, or carrying on regular works of feature the menu.

TextWhen an throws are prepared to pafs the ditch, clicks with the affilance of bounds, humble, and life cines, when it is muddy, or with fault boats of tin, or baskets covered with films or collected, where it is deep and filled with water, a party must be placed on the counterfeary opposite for the loading-place, ready to fire at the garden if they are alarmed, and good the mounting on the rampart. It the ditch is dry, the ladders so fixed in Some place fartheit diflant from the century and a four as they get upon the rampart they put themforce in order to reverse the enemy; if the country should be farparified and likely overcome, the attachments halten to break open the gate and to let in the raft of the party. If lifted this is wet, the rampart high, and provided with a reverentes, it will he difficult to impute the town in the way; but if there is no economic, the troops may hide chambers along the outside of the rampart till all are over. Since the invention and use of gunpowder, and the walls of cities have been linked, they are foldom taken by efcalade.

TextESCALDOLIN, In January, a grass off the man magnetor, belonging to the presumiric data of plants. The fruit is bluebar and poly/permons; the petal diftants and longest-lived; the figures headed.

TextESCAPE, in how a violent or privyvation out of home lawful reflrant, without being delivered by due course of low. There are two lots of escape, valent bay and negligent. Voluntary, when a amreth another for folony, or other crime, and afterwards lets him go freely by conting, in which cafe, the party that permits fich escapes and dailyly commended and multi author for it. Negligent eleceps, on the con- trany, in where one is arrested, and afterwards deepas against the will of the perform that arred him, and is not purified with fresh guards, and treaken before the person containing lands left fight or him. By fast, it oy Will. III: C. 26., the keepers of priform conviving at efecapes final (forter) crois; and in civil cases the flee rifi's a preferable for the debt.

Section-headerESCHALOT, or Shallot. See ALUM.

TextESCHAR, in foregry, the craft or fish occationed by home or marine medicine.

TextESCHARA, in natural history, the name of a fpec- ence localizing, the the theories of which we in these they are of a study or coral like hardwood, and reminds a woven cloth in their texture; and the microtype ins- forms us, that they confidif arrangements of very small cells, whose furfaces appear much in this form,

TextLinnmus makes it a species of millepora, in the clafs oil hobphory. See Place CLXVII, fig. you.

TextThe narrow-level borrowback, fig. to divides as it rifes, into narrow leaves made up of regular rows of obbing figures shaped into placed alternates by each other, and opposed to an equal number on the other file of the leaf, like an honeycomb, from their leaves proved, other still familiar difference numifications, many of which femen to be connected at the lower part by tub), as in the corailings; by which means they can play to and for those freely in the waters—Give the natural appearance of this condition. E. reporters two leaves with their shall and cells magnified. E. t is a covid fiction of one of the leaves at E, flowing the partition and inner form of their cells.

TextThe broad-leaved brownwork, fig. to, when fresh taken out of the tea, it of a spongy salt texture, and finels very little, but when it has fun for time time on the floor, it becomes iffi and honey, like forms fort of nutrients below. Beff furthest, when examined by glallies, appears to be covered with cells; and, when a piece of it is cut across, one may discover the thin numbers that there was a large to the cell of each face.

TextThe form of the cells is very remarkable, each one being needed at the top, and contracted a littered the lower part of the files to make sure for the reaches of the two next adjoining cells; fo that by this par- ticulus contribution so soon is hold. The utterance of the cells is immediately under the arch, each cell, and the walls of the cells femen to be fortified with ripises. Julfine different fossil polyps extending themselves out of their cells, which lie has identified in the memoirs of the Academy of Sciences 1742-- Gives the natural appearance is a leafy branch of this condition.

TextAt the entrance of many of the cells a small triflu- cus body like a bivalve shell in discovered: E. z, the figure of the cell, with the fluid in it; it is of a tranfi- parent anber colours, do clear that one may feel the dead until through its repetiended by the block- fpot.

TextESCHEAT, in law, signifies any lands or ten- parts that cafinally fail to a Lord within his manor. It is one of the confeugeures of tenure in divary (See _Fiona Sylpa, Amoran-Serous_, and Texas). If the determination of the course are diflutions of the mutual bond between the loud and tenans, from the extinction of the blood of the latter by other ana- ural or crist means : if the deck without hers of his blood, or if his blood the company and named by comunition of coercion or fidory; whereby every hori- britable quality was entirely blasted out and doubled, fa fault, cakes the hand echated or fell back to the lost of the cry that is, the teens was determined by breach of the original condition, esperified or implied in the fetal donation. In later once cats, there were no here inhibiting of the blood of the fork tettatory or puchader, to which hers alone the grant of the feed extended: in the other, the tenant, by perpe- trating an atrocious crime, showed that he was no

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