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... prepared to receive money for investment in First Registered Mortgages of Freeholds in the states of the United States of America for five years, yielding six per cent. Interest, payable by Coupons Half-yearly in London, Principal and Interest guaranteed ...
... English and Foreign Works, new and second-hand, on Mammalia, Ornithology, Faunas of Britain, Continental Europe, Africa, America, Arctic Regions, Asia, and Australasia Zoological Voyages and Geographical Works. Forming a portion of the stock of WILLIAM ...
... Europe to America. Taking them at an average, these persons have been reared and educated, up to their loth year fed and trained at the expense of Europe. The money spent in bringing them up is a capital, the interest of which goes to America. For the ...
... teaching as much as in dressing. So I asked—having first found out the answer in Cornwall's Govarle,y—why the rivers in North America flowed east rather than ...
... dismissal of our Ambassador has been received on this side of the Atlantic. The Siandard indeed, always apt to get excited when America is concerned, hints at retaliation, and wonders whether any good would come of sending MR. PHELPS to share the fate of LORI) ...
... efforts of Bishop Scalabrini, of Piacenza, to help the religious and social needs of the poor Italian emigrants in South America by ' establishing a Missionary Society and College at Piacenza. The well known I3arnabite, Padre Cesare Tondini, the great ...
... must bequeath to their children as their most precious heritage, as a dowry invaluable above all treasures of this world. AMERICA. NEW YORK. AN ARrIMISHOP'S Jrnn Jr.lr. --The Silver Jubilee of the ordination of the Archbishop of New 1 ork will be celebrated ...
... of all Europe has been directed during the last quarter of a century. Does Africa bear the same relation to Europe now as America did in the 15th and 16th centuries ? The answer undoubtedly must be in the affirmative. By far the greatest portion of the ...
... had been sent to England as men calling themselves Irish Nationalists had been sent, what would be the state of America to-day ? Would America be as it is to-day if Washington and his men had gone to the British house of Commons instead of taking up arms ...
... and our Lord answered it was the third king and the faithful he had instructed. (Then in a sudden, aside : There was no America in those days, Mademoiselle, or there would have been four kings.) Then the nobleman saw the three kings had seats given ...
... Certainly no system could be regarded as satisfactory or natural which placed in two widely different groups the horse of America and the horse of Europe. Classification will then be no longer Darwinian, but will be once more Aristotelian, and will regard ...
... MR'. EATON. The litsitor of BUFFAIO and the BISHOP Or CHEYPNNF: have returned to Rome front the Holy Land, but !rave for America soon after Easter. A correspondent of the Standard says : A small brass statue was discovered on March 24th near the Acropolis ...