Convulsionary

Convulsive; convulsional. Convulsive, a. Partaking of the nature of convulsion; tending to convulse; spasmodic; agitating; as, a convulsive fit. "The flying soul's convulsive strife." Dryden. Convulsively, adv . In a convulsive manner. Con'way, a river of England, in Wales, which, after a course of 30 m., falls into Beau mar is Bay. It is noted for its fine scenery, and abundance of salmon. Conway, or ABERCONWAY, a walled sea-port town of Caernarvonshire, N. Wales, on the estuary of the Conway River. There is here a magnificent Norman castle, built by Edward I. It was an opulent town until the great plague of 1607 almost depopulated it. Pop . 2,500. Conway, in Arkansas , a central co.; area , abt. 1,200 sq. m. It is bounded on the S.W. by the Arkansas River, and is traversed by Cadron and Cypre creeks. Cap . Springfield. Conway, in Maine , a former P. O. of A roos took co. Conway, in Ma achusetts , a post-village and township of Franklin co., on Deer field River, 100 m. W. by N. of Boston. Conway, in Michigan, a village and township of Livings ton co., abt. 25 m. E. of Lansing. Conway, in Mi i ippi , a post-office of Leake co. Conway, in New Hampshire , a post-village and township of Carroll co., on the Saco River, abt. 75 m. N.N.E. of Concord,