... 11n1ance of OFFEXuBAci's posthumous operetta WS its Les Contes de Jfeflanrn was about to of commence, the Ring 'ITheatre, named after wve . the faiuous Ring Strasse, in which it Mi Iul is situated, was discovered to be °on th. Ile ,- fire. It is impossible ...

... this anec issue of the volume we may instance the fine-nd chriecteristich specimen of Welsh tnusic, Black Sir iarry, named after a Welsh knight of time ifiemnthm ceutuit, whose r picture stitwinganwan of swarthvycom :in ,-suthl -lick ahnouo hiungw frnirijr ...

... as tions of fruit and chrysantrhemumrs, and also a i to special certificate for a new variety of ohrysan- d or, themum named after Lord Lirburne. The firm f ter was represented by Mr. T. Lewis (Dolgelly). as One of the nmost interesting exhibits w'ss ...

... proclivities had entered three horses, named repetaly Clii John Bright Sartoris% and Stepney, the lac 'two MR]a being named after the Liberal members for the T1 county and boroughi of Carmarthen; and co, sdeal Gat namnsement -was manifested as all three ...

... the first discovery of the Australian Continent. Morgan River, one of the finest streams in to NorLbern Queensland, is named after M r. Morgan, who, as some rccogoitio u for lis valuable services to the Colony, was elected a Fellow of the Rloyal Geographical ...

... as any other department of the Exhibition. The most notable piece of English a > plato is a Monteith 1 punch bowl, so named after s . ito inventor. It weighs no less than 132ozs, and, t Y as the inscription on it tells, was Given to Captain h *e Johanrice ...

... intol Ireland. Many other in-stances coufd be added of The portionsof rite ancient peopleof this island having i beon named after some characteristics of the Can country they occupied. report r Our author, therefore, has not the shadow of comm ?? said ...