Word: sandering
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...half-past seven last evening, Sander's theatre was well filled both by Harvard students and an unusually large number of outsiders, who had assembled to hear Col. Thomas L. Lovermore's lecture on "The Northern Volunteers," it being the last of the admirable course of lectures given under the auspices of the lectures given under the auspices of the society. The lecturer was received with much applause by the audience, and commenced his lecture with a brief summary of the number of volunteers who served. About 4,000,000 were ready for active service, but only...
...Sander's Theatre was filled last evening with a large audience who listened with pleasure to the lecture on the civil war. The lecturer opened his discourse with an elaborate account of the plan of campaign and its merits and defects. General Mead was in command of the army of the Potomac with about 90,000 men, and General Butler was in the southern part of Virginia with a smaller force. The supreme command of the federal forces and movements was in the hands of Gen. Grant. The plan devised was for Grant, with the army of the Potomac...
HARVARD HISTORICAL SOCIETY, LECTURE-Sander's Theatre...
...next Symphony Concert in Sander's Theatre, will occur next Thursday evening...
...Sander's Theatre was well filled last evening by the audience assembled to hear Prof. Hermann Von Holst's lecture on "The political Nature of the German Empire, as Determined by the Constitution." Beginning with the formation of the German confederacies the lecturer briefly discussed the causes which led to the adoption of the German Constitution, and by a careful study of its leading principles showed wherein it differed from that of the United States. A description was given of the parliamentary bodies of that country, together with an explanation of the powers accruing to the Emperor. It was shown...