...morning. He Kerned to ht »e stamina vitae (except the accidental disorder of the stone) to have carrifcd him to a much longer age. To the last he had all his...hours every day to the time of his last illness.' p. 166. The following additional information, concerning his habits and indications of character in...

...eighty-four years and a few months, and retained all his senses and faculties to the end of his life, strong, vigorous, and lively; and he continued writing and studying many hours every day till the period of his last illness. He died worth 32,000/. of personal estate ; which was divided...

...Monday the 20th of March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina vitae (except the accidental disorder of the stone) to have...many hours every day to the time of his last illness. I here inclose the account given in the Gazette of his Funeral ; which pray insert in your Eloge ;...

...; and laughing, added, that he had said enough for people to know his meaning." Mr. Conduit addB, " To the last, he had all his senses and faculties strong,...studying many hours every day to the time of his last illness."—Tumor's History of Grmtham, p. 166. All this is in a work of unquestionable authority,...

...Monday the 20th of March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina vitae, (except the accidental disorder of the stone,) to...hours every day to the time of his last illness." Newton, at the time of his death, was in his eighty-fifth year. His body, after lying in state in the...

...Monday, the 20th March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina mice (except the accidental disorder of the stone) to have...many hours every day to the time of his last illness 1 ." Thus died Sir Isaac Newton, tl •} most illustrious among the Presidents of the Royal Society,...

...Monday, the 20th March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina vitce (except the accidental disorder of the stone) to have...studying many hours every day to the time of his last illness1." Thus died Sir Isaac Newton, the most illustrious among the Presidents of the Royal Society,...

...Monday the 20th of March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina vitae, (except the accidental disorder of the stone,) to...hours every day to the time of his last illness." Newton, at the time of his death, was in his eighty-fifth year. His body, after lying in state in the...

...Monday the 20th of March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina vitae, (except the accidental disorder of the stone,) to...and studying many hours every day to the time of his lust illness." Newton, at the time of his death, was in his eighty-fifth year. His body, after lying...

...insensible, and died on Monday, the 20th of March, between one and two o'clock in the morning. He seemed to have stamina vita (except the accidental disorder...and lively, and he continued writing and studying for many hours every day, to the time of his last illness." Thus died that great philosopher, Sir Isaac...