Word: laws
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Professor Austin Stickney, whose death has just occurred at Paris, graduated from college with the class of 1852, among his classmates being Judge William G. Choate, Joseph H. Choate, Professor Cheever and Professor J. B. Thayer. Prevented by ill health from studying law as he intended, Mr. Stickney became professor of Latin in 1858 at Trinity College, Hartford. He afterwards held for several years the professorship of Greek at the same college. For the past thirty years Professor Stickney and his family have lived much of the time abroad...
Theodore C. Smith, A. B., 1892, A. M. 1893, Ph. D. (Ibid.) 1896; IV. yr. Graduate School; History, Government, and Constitutional Law. Studying in Paris...
...monopoly of the Virginian tobacco trade and so in order to gain favor of the colonists did not disturb the House of Burgesses. The assembly met at that time in Jamestown. This first American legislative body also had judicial power and was concerned with everything from questions of constitutional law down to the regulation of the behavior of the people. Several different governors were appointed by the king, when Governor Berkley came in 1642 and ruled for thirty-five years...
...Arlo Bates, of the Institute of Technology, Commander Eaton of the Enterprise, Mr. G. S. Hale, formerly of the Corporation of Phillips Academy, Exeter; Gen. Loring, Director of the Museum of Fine Arts; Mr. A. L. Lowell, of the Boston School Committee; Judge Lowell, Professor Thayer, of the Harvard Law School; the Master of St. Marks School; and Mr. Justin Winsor, Librarian of Harvard University...
...country championship run will start from the Gymnasium at 4 o'clock. The course will be five miles in length and each man will make his own pace from start to finish. Prizes are to be given to the first three men in. The finish will be opposite the Law School...