... black precipices capped by ice rose high above inthe glacier and. seemed to dominate the ac~no. Vi a. This mountains we named after Professor th, M- Bonney. . . . BIeyond the valley of the Illecel- Uc n lewast; to the nerth-west. some fiue peaks wore of ...

... not speak. Suffice -it to say, that in the great encounter with their enemies at the Ford of Una; or l :Destruction, named after the battle the party of -the Queen are trimunphant. - That . Tephi in her acts and methods of government is a blessing to ...

... of Jolta th eGlaseferd, of Dougalston, and his family. H-e a it was a Virginia neerehaint, and Glassford Streot 1,to was named after him. No. 445 is a, portrait of ity, the Rev. John Muir, D.D. (1778-1857), who ,hat became minister of St James's Church ...

... a. very distinct individuality and a personal fe in- name-.-they called him Asehor ; and whether j w ad jthe city were named after the god or the god lb ~he after the city, and then the land and people after lb or, both-a matter of dispute amoung Scholars- ...

... This is a very silly story, and must, we think, I have been written by a very YoUng lady. TheI heroine, WVillhelmina, named after ANilliaie iIL, I is an only child, who is introduced as so wilful and uncontrolled that she defies mother and i nurse, and ...

... with Sir Dominic Corrigan. After au interval oi other business another cornmittee was appointed, I and again Mr Synre was named after Sir Dominic. MIr SYrne : Sir, J decline to serve on any corn- muittee of vhich Sir Dominic is ar niember. Sir IDominic ...

... expedition was pursued to 100 miles north of Lake Rudolf, and a splendid group of mountains was dis. covered, which Dr Smith named after himself. I -After a, stay in the neighbourhood of the lake the return journey was begun, the objective Point on she coast ...

... with fe this ship, which safely arrived at Hudson's Bay, i el and east anchor at the mouth of a river, which tt the party named after Prince Rupert. There w they wintered and made friends with the natives, N i from whom they bartered skians, with whica in ...

... the highest compliment the rayats can pay a civilian is to compare him to l Miniro. In the Ceded Districts boys are still named after him IMlunrolappa. Ib I the Coddapah District wandering mendi- 1 cants sing ballads in his praise. At Gooty, a Brdhhinan ...

... was under him (to niany -of them their old leader) that these troops were to serve. A new regiment was organised, and I named after its conmmander le Regimzent d'Heb- .ron-Hepburn's Regiment. It represented in Iits ranks many corps; the rensuant of Hepburn's ...

... January. He is adopted by his finder, an ardent Burnsian who has just come from proposing the immortal msenmory. and named after Scotland's national poet. When he grows up he goes to Ireland I as secretary to an ei-M.P., and turns out to be h eir to ...

... bounded by the Dutch colonies on the sea coast; and, moreover, was ebot conterminous with another Guayana, but -with colonies named after the rivers on which the chief settlements were established. The Spanish official documents state that the pro- vinces of ...