... Women in the Divina Commedia the Bishop of London takes the chair, Mr. Alfred Austin and the Italian Am bassador are both to speak. Mr. Bryce takes the chair on April 25, and on May 16 there is to be an address by Mrs. Magda Heinemann-Sindici, under the ...

... biographical essay on Cowper for the Globe edition of the poems, Dr. Robertson Nicoll, and other admirers of the poet will speak. Every child in Olney is to receive a copy of a biography of Cowper presented by the Religious Tract Society. On the Sunday ...

... must be very much akin to the man of whom Coleridge said that although he knew fifteen languages he had never been heard to speak a word of sense in any one of them. M1 Millar goes on to say that the present Omar x cult is an ephemeral fad, that it has ...

... not realised, perhaps, the extent to which some of the richer publishers may hamper independent reviewing-- too much plain speaking and they can withdraw their advertisements from this or that paper, although I know of no case where this power has been ...

... this also as a reason to the secretary of the Shelley Society for not assuming the presidency of that society. His sister speaks of his withdrawal from Shelley of the devotion of more than forty years on account of an act of heartlessness towards his ...

... demands of his public, but doubtless an actor will some day represent Julius Caesar who will see how much can be gained by speaking these last words also in English. 'Phe two Nell Gwyn plays that have been delighting London both contain a serious libel ...

... honesty and intense desire to do my son full justice as a high thinker and a noble man are everywhere conspicuous. Mr. Clodd speaks of me as I do not deserve. I was not a scholar of Trinity College, Dublin, for I left college owing to some foolish religious ...

... breathing world. No sadness without a known cause, no joy whose source was uncomprehended, influenced him. Nature did not speak to him of dreadful and obscure powers, or of beauty and love and eternal youth beyond mortal reach, but not beyond immortal ...

... interested in the Napoleon cult should not fail to read. Judge Morris knows his subject thoroughly he should not, however, speak of O'Meara as Omcara, as he does three separate times in the Fortnightly. This, how ever, is obviously a printer's error or ...

... St. Clair Erskine I read more than one pretty story from her pen. TYr. Dunbar Ingram, brother of the author of Who Dares to Speak of '98 has just published a work entitled A Critical Examination of Irish His tory; being a Replacement of the False by the ...

... feelings which I do not feel, apprehensions which I do not apprehend, and motives by which I am not moved, I hold it (so to speak) to be all blarney, and therefore I shall certainly not indulge Mr. Mundell by the insertion of any of these commonplace apologies ...

... still incline to that opinion. It is true that we do not pursue the ideal in conversation, but every educated woman tries to speak prettily, and did you use is not pretty. C. K. S. A list of 44 Books Received 44 will be found on the second page of this issue ...