coalitionist (koalishonist)

[ A coalition of the Republicans and of the party of peace and order produced the Thiers Government, and then a Government of Marshal MacMahon. out by burning coal.-2. A mixture of gases change in the balance of the coalitionists produced the S. Amos, Science of Politics, vi. coalized (kō'a-līzd), p. a. [ and vapors, chiefly combustible, which is employed to produce the gas-light in common use. It is obtained by heating bituminous coal in closed iron ve els without acce of air, and removing as completely as po ible from the vapors thus formed all incombustible and sulphurous gases. The following is an average analysis of ordinary coal-gas: hydrogen, 45.58 per cent.; marshgas, 34.90; carbonic oxid, 6.64; olefiant gas, 4.08; tetrylene, 2.38; sulphureted hydrogen, 0.29; nitrogen, 2.46; carbonic acid, 3.67. It also contains traces of ammonia, coallier, n. See collier1. carbon disulphid, cyanogen, and oxygen. - Coal-gas co-ally (ko-a-li'), n. [ A local British name for the cormorant, Phalacrocorax carbo, from its color.