See Benn, Rationalism in the Nineteenth Century, vol.

Benn, A. W., The History of English Rationalism in the Nineteenth Century, 2 vols., 1906.

Benn, A. W, 152 Bible, O. T., 192 sqq.; N. T., 195 sqq Bible-worship, 82, 201 Blasphemy laws, 23, 88, 139 sq., 244 sqq.

Mr. Benn nodded, and for a while smoked on in silence.

" "Might 'appen to anybody," said Mr. Benn, soothingly.

" "I ain't got it all ship-shape and proper yet," said Mr. Benn, slowly, "

"She's a lone widder," continued Mr. Benn, shaking his head, "and the Beehive is in a lonely place.

Mr. Benn grunted and led the way in silence.

How do you feel?" "Narvous," said Mr. Benn, pausing under a small window at the rear of the house.

Then, following the instructions of Mr. Benn, he made his way to the stairs and mounted noiselessly.

The game was up, and it was clear that in any case the stratagem of the ingenious Mr. Benn would have to be disclosed.

" The horrified Mr. Benn stood stock-still regarding her.

Mr. Benn was digging like one possessed, only pausing at intervals to straighten his back and to cast a fearsome glance around him.

What are you stopping for?" Mr. Benn's breathing as he bent to his task again was distinctly audible.

"I keep fancying there's something dodging behind them currant bushes," pursued the unfortunate Mr. Benn, hoarsely.

I'm one of the quietest and best-behaved" "Make haste, Mr. Benn," said the widow, turning to the window again; "I've got a lot to do when you've finished.

"I don't wonder Benn was desperate.

"I should like to hear how old Benn takes this joke, though.

"For old Benn to come round here one evening and find me landlord.

There is still something of "the eternal boy" in Major WEDGWOOD BENN.

Whereupon Major BENN, with an engaging blush, retired from the fray.

The only University Scholarships for which women are eligible are the Arnold Gerstenberg Studentship (income of £2,000) for Philosophical Research and the Benn W. Levy Studentship for Research in Biological Chemistry (£100 a year).

From Captain WEDGWOOD BENN in the Commons he would learn that it was due to the ineptitude of the British Administration, the ill-treatment of the natives by the Army of Occupation, and in particular the unsympathetic attitude adopted by Lord CURZON towards the Nationalist leaders, one of whom, according to Captain BENN, "held in Egypt a position comparable with that of Mr. Speaker here."

From Captain WEDGWOOD BENN in the Commons he would learn that it was due to the ineptitude of the British Administration, the ill-treatment of the natives by the Army of Occupation, and in particular the unsympathetic attitude adopted by Lord CURZON towards the Nationalist leaders, one of whom, according to Captain BENN, "held in Egypt a position comparable with that of Mr. Speaker here."

There, scrawled erratically in dripping tallow, is a three word sentence in Benn Pitman's phonetic characters.