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• r  despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession)
• r  together with this

• It's about a lovable but deplorable young Midlands bucko back in England's border-war time, a good tale withal but not on the same counter with mature Kaye- Smithiana.
• Erratic they have found him, sometimes unstable in his decisions, nearly always so overworked during the past year that he was in a constant state of irritation, but withal .
• But, withal, President Hibben has been most notable for his general and tireless insistence on the intellectual side of the University.

• however
• nevertheless
• still
• yet
• all the same
• even so
• nonetheless
• notwithstanding

News & Articles

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• Al Roker Oversleeps, Misses Wake Up with Al Roker
  On Tuesday, the world was denied waking up withAl Roker. For the first time in nearly 40 years, Roker overslept and missed his showWake Up with Al."After 39 years, it happened. I overslept and missed a show. Missed #WUWA. But ...
  Aug. 7, 2013 - Post South
• Today's News: Our Take - Al Roker Oversleeps, Misses Wake Up with Al Roker
  On Tuesday, the world was denied waking up withAl Roker. For the first time in nearly 40 years, Roker overslept and missed his showWake Up with Al."After 39 years, it happened. I overslept and missed a show. Missed #WUWA. But ...
  Aug. 7, 2013 - Post South

Quotes

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• Benjamin Franklin in Boston Globe
  It's well known that Ben Franklin argued for the turkey instead of the bald eagle as the symbol of the new nation, calling it "a much more respectable Bird, and withal a true original Native of America."
• Robert Hooke in Nature.com (subscription)
  In words whose punning eloquence complements his images, Hooke pointed out to his readers that a louse is "so proud and aspiring withal, that it fears not to trample on the best, and affects nothing so much as a Crown".