... Mr. Paget gave, in 18.>4, one of the series of lectures on education in which U liewell, Faraday, and others took part. Speaking o! his lecturing Mr. Bettany says : •' His lecture on the importance of the study of physio- logy as a branch cf education ...

... certain. I All North America to the Mexican frontier, and all j Australia are British or Anglo-Saxon, so that I j the English-speaking races have room on territory j the possession of which can never be contested to I increase to the number of six or eight ...

... Italian Methc ?? : -IBreathins, RECEIVES PUPILS at lOd, New Bond-street, f U 1 a.in. daily. Terms onjipplication. ?? THE SPEAKING VOICE. By Mrs. EMIL BEHNKE, Teacher of Voic r ■'.-:• ?? Part 1., 2a.; Part IL, 2s. lid.: or bound together complete, •>• ...

... Chamber of Commerce, dealing with the great progress which the German Empire had made during the past century, Herr Eiffe, speak- ing on behalf of the firms trading with South Africa, asked whether the Chamber of Commerce was doing all that was required ...

... his hat in the collision. He demanded his nami and address, but could get nothing out of the accused, who either could not speak Knglish or would uot give the in- formation. Witness taught hold of the horse and Bot.-cli then spurred it violently and tried ...

... suspicion, just as peace and confidence breed peace and confi lence. 3lr. J. A. Hobson, in a series of striking articles in the Speake*, has recently elisclosed, by quotations from the Press under the cont: ol of 31r. Rhodes and his friends at the Cape and ...

... country's credit is excellent, and the additional charge by way of interest on, say, £50,000,000 Consols is, compiratively speaking, a sniali matter for our Exchequer at a time when, in spite of all this accumulation of trouble, trade remains good and is ...

... sent the subscribers. Eacii gilt consists of shoes, socks, V.b. tobacco, and a pipa. Duty of England. The Earl of Jersey, speaking at the Druids' dinner at Oxford last night, said the war had been forced on England, who must assert ber supremacy. The time ...

... literature: conv.rs- in three months; new method ; ?? lay L'-sso.. s ?? Karl s-sonrt-road. VV. _ 1 PARISIAN LADY enables PUPILS to speak French fluently in a short time by a very celebrated method : Classes and Privat- Lessens: terms moderat- : pupils received ...

... on board from double pneumonia at Las Palmas, and was buried at sea. Bubal Rifle Coops. Mr. J. Harris Sione, a barrister, speaking at St. Margaret's Parish Council, Kent, advocated the formation ct rille and artillery corps among the rural districts of ...

... present system. Mr. Frith is one of the most candid critics of the Royal Academy, of whose management and work- I ing he can speak with the fullest personal 1 knowledge. His further remarks, however, must 1 be reserved for a subseauent article. ...

... of all comers ; but. this is incredible. He was quite too good a judge of anatomy not to know that tho hand has, so to speak, a per- | sonality of its own in strict harmony with that of the rest of the human frame. There j is indeed in the hand ...