Word: limited
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...nobody" in the first few meetings, as some men have never tried to speak before, and to them exercising of voice is of considerable importance. The Union invites anybody to speak from the floor who wishes, and cannot discriminate, hence it would not be advisable to try to limit the number of speakers. It seems to me the proper remedy is more freedom in debate, not less...
...have had but $700 per college year as an allowance, with perhaps $50 as extras. It seems a small sum, but I have not felt pinched for money in getting any of the necessities of a comfortable life here. $750 is the outside limit of my expenditures here...
...years' term, each undergraduate became tolerably well acquainted with all of the numbers of this class, and with quite a number of young men who were members of classes immediately above or bellows. Of late years, however, the classes have been so large (and there seems to be no limit to their growth in the future) that this class acquaintanceship, and possibly, also, class feeling, are gradually passing away. The associates that a young man has while at Harvard are now, in most instances, the friends that he made while at the preparatory schools, such, for example, as the Boston...
...they have a sufficient number of all kinds of tickets still remaining to enable them to have another sale at the reduced senior rate. This will take place this morning from 9 to 10 at 9 Matthews. Only seniors will be allowed to buy, but there will be no limit to the number each man may take...
...first meeting of the members of the New Athletic Club of Boston was held Tuesday evening. The limit of membership was placed at twelve hundred...