... 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 ...

... Sisters in America bind themselves by vow to labour exclusively for the coloured race. They everywhere co-operate with the Fathers of St. Joseph's in the service of the coloured people. In spite of the intense prejudice existing among whites in America against ...

... the plains of the Pampas in South America. When Columbus, however, landed on that continent no horse existed therein in any spot from the Arctic waters to Cape Born. Yet we now know that horses did abound in America at an earlier period but had all become ...

... nearly all were dead. One of them, Auguste Ltiwis, was of a high family. He first served hi, colleen in the army, then went to America, and afterwards to Scuth Africa to join the missionaries. Travelling in Africa was no easy matter. They had to travel in heaven ...

... which undergraduates were often plucked at Oxford during his residence there ; and after giving some of his experiences in America, he fully described the Tractarian movement, and the steps which led up to his resigning a living in the Church of England ...

... Ifutchins3n ; the Very Rev. Provincials of the Augustinians and P.rssionists, and many Very Rev. niAs in Ireland. Australia, and America. 0-1 the Committe! are the Superiors in London of the Jesuits, Dominicans, I'assionists, Mal kis, Oblates of Mary Immaculate ...

... the rest to him. And the result has fully justified their trust. Not that they had gained a great diplomatic victory over America; they did not wish to do so, and they had not done so. But they had arrived at that kind of neighbourly settlement which is ...

... Professor Hysernat has, it is said, accepted the Chairs of Assyriology and of Egyptology in the future Catholic University of America. The President of the Council, Minister Crispi, LIBERAL has, it is reported, addressed to all the Prefects PROWESS. of the ...

... the clergy and Catholic society of the Netherlands. The Right Rev. Dr. Bernard O'Reilly and Father NValsh will represent America, and Belgium contributes alarge nnmber of attendants in her quality of Catholic neighbour. Among the Belgian Jesuits already ...

... Plenty, New Zealand. At the last meeting of the Council reference was made to the project of erecting a House of Study in America for the education of priests for the negroes of the United States. The Father who has been appointed the first Rector has ...

... present relations between Church and State, by which the Church would acquire the freedom which it enjoys in England and America, to withdraw from it that liberty of association under which the Religious Orders and Congregations flourish in those countries ...

... of Hungary for France, and the gratitude his country felt for the welcome its representative had received at the Congress. America spoke in the person of the Rev. Father Walsh, whose perfect command of French drew from the most fastidious of his hearers ...