Word: master
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Ferris, the sparring master at the gymnasium, will be absent in Exeter for ten days during the examinations. Attention of pupils is called to this notice...
...life and reign of Alexander I. The minister of Alexander I. left a bequest of 50,000 roubles in charge of the Academy, with the conditions attached that the money, after accumulating for one hundred years, should be given to the writer of the best work on his master the Czar. The Academy, therefore, now announces a prize competition for this bequest. Inasmuch as the original donation with its accretions will amount to $1,000,000 on the day for awarding the prize, it will be quite worth one's while to win it. The fact that the essay...
...somewhat noticeable that in the three concerts already given in this course there has not been a single Beethoven symphony played. It is to be hoped that in the three concerts that demain to be given, Mr. Gericke will find it practicable to play one or two of that master's. Since the number of concerts in Cambridge is only six, it is almost too bad that they should be entirely taken up with novelties; the Mendelssohn symphony of last night was the first standard work of the kind that has been heard here this year. The new things...
...claims to be the largest in Europe. Ex tending on both sides of the street it is entered through the fine King's Gateway, near which stands the statue of Henry VIII. Within is a large court or "quad," called Neville's Fountain, bounded by the lodge of the master and his assistants. This lodge is filled with works of art and possesses a treasure in the shape of its Gothic Hall. Sir Christopher Wren designed the library of Trinity, and it is a fine specimen of his peculiar style of architecture. Trinity College library possesses the invaluable mathematical...
...Malone, Tug Collins, and Saxey Joyce; J. Sweeney, and W. Ramsey; Prof. Bagley, and J. Daley; R. Lord, and J. Murphy; J. Cunninham, and J. Sullivan; J. Harlin and J. Green; J. Doherty, and W. Neale; and Kneeland, and T. Sullivan. Mr. Jake Kilrain will act as master of ceremonies. Tickets, 50 cts., for sale at Leavitt and Pierce...