... vote of thanks -was passed to Sir George Owens for presiding. LORD SALISBURY AND REGLsTGITR-S EDUCATIO?N. London, Monday. Speaking at a public meeting at King's Cc7- . l-ge, London, to-day, to dppeal for a further endowment and to considler the withdrawralby ...

... easy until he had assimilate.d and Enaglished the splendid work uif the great sixth-eentury philosopher. of .wlich Gibhmon speaks as a golden volume, not unwiorthy of tlio leisure of. Plato or Tully.' This same work had attracted the genius of King ...

... treat- ment:- am driven by may longing, Of smy thought I bear the summons 'That to singing I betake me, That I give myself to speaking, That our race's lay I utter, Smgs. for ages handed downward. Words upon my lips are meltiig, And the eager tones escaping ...