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      control whole he or quite the company concurre , d julow in the , conclusion , coum that tney Messrs oe aeemea . Smith 10 oe were iegai not rateabl occupation e in respect * uti the of these stalls . The Court , however , on the application of Mr . Poland , gave leave to appeal .

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      on position ^ ^ ^ a ^ jB Mr a > ^ a » » ^ behalf j 9 ^ * i ^^ ^ ^ B' ^^ ^ ^ . ^ » ^ ^ ^^ k f ^ ^ N ^ t in ^ ^^ ^*^ of " F ^^ ^» < education Bte ^^ ^ v literatu ^ n w ~ ^ T ^ ¦ ^ ^ ^ ^^ » ^ ^ * r ^ « ^ r r ^ . W ^^ re . ^ a , ^* ^»* " and a * w * w ^ ith ^ aw V ^ * ^^ « the ^^ k *^ the ^ r ^ i ^ s ^ v ™ - crusade ^ paBV » - ^^ « friends b ^ k v i ^ v ™ ^ v ^ a »^ v v w _ ' ^ of w ^^ - ^^ of — -v - ^ m « ^ p ^^ hysical ^ p Bar h —~ v ysical m - ^ - »— * — — -w ¦—— — science -s — science ~ — A — ¦ % - « — — - — — — *» — - comme — — , — but ¦¦ ft — -- ¦—— « — — he nced — was . « afraid He IV — — had the then _ — position — y - — - ^ ^ - ^^ " ^^ pleaded « W r * ^ - * -. ^^ k ^ m " ~ wJ + of ^ \/ r ^ A _ — _ — . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ "

      proof men of of letters the had not made mended in . the The attemp establishment t to eliminate ¦ i of Sir . * - » - Josiah literature Mason ^ ^ as ' an s college important was a factor striking - » -- in

      education m . ^ T ^ b ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^ r ^^ ^ r , ^»^^ and B ^ progress B ^ «^ ^^ to VIK ^^ prefer ^^ WN ^*^^ ^ fc ^^« ^^^ P ^ the ^ W ^^ ^»«* exact ^^ ^»^^^ " ^^ stud « v w ^ r ^ ^ m y - ^^^^^ of m ^ ^ p h - ^ ysical - ^ ^^^— science — ' - ^^ — - ^ - —— . - *~ — - ~ ^— He - — - — — - ^— agreed - ^ - — ' " -- — with - - Bishop m— - — — Thirl ^ — - — ^ *^ wall ^ fc ^ LAfc that Hi a most perfect knowledge of " ¦¦ all modern ¦ languages K would not compensate for a want of

      lecture knowledge ^^ ^^^ V ^^^ P ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ that ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ of as ^^^ ^^^ Latin ^^ B all I ^ H ^^ F ^^^ ^ teaching F ^^ and ^* ^^ ^^ ^<^^ ^ Greek ^^^ ^ . ^ ^^^^ was ^^^ fc , scientific ^^ and ^~ " " ~ ^^~ he ~^ " endeavoured ^^ if ^~ " ~ systemat ~ — ~^— ^^^^» '"^ — icall to ^^^ " ~ r show y laid — " by out ~ the ¦ and arguments followed adduced to its ori in — ginal ^^ his ^^ ^*

      so ^ a ^^ know — u ^ — rc — - ^^^ e s ledge ^^^ , it ^^^^ % was ^^ of ^^ ^^ a words great ^^ ^^ ^ i ^»** ' to * 0 ^ i ^ mistake suppose »*^ *^ ^^ W-r ¦ ^¦^ # ^ i ^ on that ^ r " ^ ^ the - «^ w ^ an ^ i-w par ^ ¦ b ^ b extended , ^^ j t ^ of -w- ¦ ^^ those ^^ " ^ acquaintance - ^^^ - who ^ w ¦**« ¦» -- ™ ¦ set ^— ¦— ' ¦— up ^— - ^ b- ^ v a with - knowled —— ¦»¦— facts — - — ge -- — , provable ^^ of things - — - — — — b as y - » demon against — — — - — " ¦ — -

      properly stration , pursued would compensate was as beneficial us for . the All neglect would of admit a stud that y which a habit was of less dealing monotonous with facts , and was , if

      most tion . valuable The great , but , mediaeval he protested Universities against giving were to not natural brought knowled into ge existence the chief for p th lace is end in . educa He

      exercised maintained it . that Their literx attractions hiimaniorts were and inevitable poetry possesse . They d would the power be studied to engage more the rationall emotions y , and but

      they they wo would uld surel not be y rega disp in laced it . by If p the hysical instin science ct for . beaut If they y is serve lost d their by survive a pre stud -eminence y of Greek ill be for literature studied studied a time ,

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      it was studied rationally and for its beauty .

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      nations the human ; then race . chromo In addition -lithograp to hs the of above thirteen we hav heads e portraits representing of Columbus the princi , Cook pal , Hunibolat iet values es ,

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      Science Mr . Belt : a Story the of scul the ptor Present whose Time nam , e has by Wilki been e prominen Collins . tly before the , public during the las

      week Mr , was . Kershaw in , early the life employed librarian , of in Lambeth Messrs . E Palace yre & Spo is t making tiswoode a ' s collec warehouse tion of . engravings . o c

      I Kentish A Summer churches Number , and other of the ecclesiastical Church of buildings England , T , for emperance preservation Chroni in the has library just Bell been . the is £ ue < , * '

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 1, 1882, page 568, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01071882/page/4/