Word: kingness
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...place. The fiat has gone forth, however, and inexorable fashion declares that the cigarette is no more to be used, as formerly. And the most energetic efforts of desparing dealers cannot restore this tyranical Humpty-Dumpty to his old place again, - not even with the aid of all the king's horses and all the king...
...establishment almost in our midst of a publication of the importance and high character of the forthcoming Science, of which Mr. Moses King of the class of '81 is to be publisher, is an event of more than ordinary interest. That Harvard is to be so well represented in its corps of contributors is a matter of congratulation. That the college will lose the services of Mr. S. H. Scudder, lately assistant-librarian, who is to assume the editorship of Science, is to be regretted, but in this case, as in the resignation of Dr. Holmes, what is a loss...
...scientific periodical of the highest character to be called Science, is to be published in Cambridge by Moses King, '81, under the auspices of a stock company with abundant capital, of which A. Graham Bell, the distinguished physicist, is president. Mr. Samuel H. Scudder, the president of the Boston Society of Natural History, and well known as a specialist in entomology, has resigned his position as assistant librarian of Harvard University to take editorial charge of the paper. Its corps of contributors includes the names of almost all of Harvard's professors in the department of science, besides...
...pamphlet containing a full account of the class - day exercises of the class of '79, Phillips Exeter Academy, published by Moses King, is now ready. It contains a list of the class officers; the class history, by A. A. Wyman; a prophecy, by B. B. Holmes; the poem, by M. H. Cushing and the oration by O. E. Perry. A full list of the members of the class with their occupations and present residences is appended. Subscribers are requested to call at once for their copies...
English II. have finished "Macbeth" and will take up "King Lear" at the next recitation...