Word: rarely
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Heraeon of Argos" by Mr. Robinson. Both addresses will be illustrated by stereopticon. The dates fixed upon are Wednesday, April 10, and Wednesday, April 17, at 8 p. m. Tickets admitting to both lectures will be placed on sale in Cambridge and Boston at one dollar each. This rare and valuable opportunity to hear the two scholars best fitted to deliver addresses upon these subjects is given to the public by the Archaeological Institute of America. When the arrangements are completed, further notice of the lectures will be given...
...most interesting of the year, as well as the most instructive. The chance is not often given to hear such a group of notable men, recognized as authorities on their respective subjects. To those who cannot themselves go deep into a study of the matter, a rare opportunity is here offered to obtain a comprehensive view of the natural history of New England...
...Bull then closed the debate for the Union. He claimed that few fair comparisons had been made, and quoted Bryce as saying, "Bribery is rare in the United States Senate." Most of his remarks consisted of rebuttal and concluded with an admirable summing up of the arguments for the affirmative. His speaking was noticeable for its ability...
...announcement that the committee in charge of the George William Curtis memorial fund have decided to establish a revolving lectureship, the incumbent of which is to deliver lectures at Yale, among other colleges, is peculiarly gratifying, inasmuch as the opportunities of hearing men of attainment are rare at Yale at present. These lectures will doubtless prove to be very interesting, as a civic subject, similar in scope to the questions to which Mr. Curtis devoted his life work, will be chosen by the holder of the lectureship...
...action taken to raise a fund for a memorial to Dr. A. P. Peabody was published yesterday. It is most desirable that there should be some memorial to one whose connection with the University was of such duration and whose services to its members were of such rare worth. Love for Dr. Peabody is a Harvard tradition...