But I the less regret this circumstance, as some remarkable observations recently published by Messrs. Dallinger and Drysdale on certain Monads, relate, in part, to a form so similar to my Heteromita lens, that the history of the one may be used to illustrate that of the other.

Of the four monads described and figured by these investigators, one, as I have said, very closely resembles Heteromita lens in every particular, except that it has a separately distinguishable central particle or "nucleus," which is not certainly to be made out in Heteromita lens; and that nothing is said by Messrs. Dallinger and Drysdale of the existence of a contractile vacuole in this monad, though they describe it in another.

" "If that meddlesome fellow Drysdale is going to send his sheep to the show, the arrangement was made without my knowing," Osborn replied angrily.

" "Anyhow, Drysdale means to bring his flock, and I'm afraid you'll have to pay.

"If I'd known about Drysdale, I'd have resigned," he said.

The calculations he made were disturbing and he resented the possibility of his being forced to help Drysdale's fund.

Then, Drysdale's sheep were to be sold by auction after lunch and the committee had hinted that the president was the proper person to buy the flock.

Drysdale sat next to Kit at the bottom of the table.

" Drysdale went away and soon afterwards a strange procession headed by the band and guarded by children, entered the field.

Moreover he was willing to run some risk by helping Drysdale, whom he liked, and he signed to the auctioneer.

"I wonder whether you know Askew has bought Drysdale's sheep?" "I did not know.

Drysdale, with whom Tom had been on good terms, noted the difference, and advised him "to cut the Choughs business.

"I'm awfully wretched, Drysdale," was all Tom could say.

All the same, Tom could not follow Drysdale's advice at once and break off his visits to the Choughs altogether.

Hardy is a fellow and tutor of the college in Tom's second year, and Drysdale has been requested to remove his name from the books.

The help that flowed in to us from all sides was startling both in quantity and quality; a Defence Committee was quickly formed, consisting of the following persons: "C.R. Drysdale, M.D., Miss Vickery, H.R.S. Dalton, B.A., W.J. Birch, M.A., J. Swaagman, Mrs. Swaagman, P.A.V. Le Lubez, Mdme.

When bail was called for, Dr. Drysdale, Messrs. Swaagman, Truelove, and Bell were the first summoned, and no objections being raised to them, nor further securities asked for, these four gentlemen were all that were needed.

Needless to say that Dr. Drysdale was there, ready to do his duty.

Charles Drysdale, and Mr. H.G. Bohn.

Dr. Drysdale bore witness to the medical value of the pamphlet, stating that "considering it was written forty years ago ...

The first general meeting of the League was held at the Hall of Science on July 26th, 1877, and a council of twenty persons was elected, and this Council on August 2nd elected Dr. C.R. Drysdale, M.D. President, Mr. Swaagman Treasurer, Mrs. Besant Secretary, Mr. Shearer Assistant Secretary, and Mr. Hember Financial Secretary.

Nay, he goes further: Dr. Drysdale's affidavit stated that it was absolutely necessary at present that she should have her mother's care; and Sir George Jessel disregards this, and, in her still weak state, drags her from her home and from all she cares for, and throws her into the hands of strangers.

R94335, 6May52, Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood (PWH) ALEXANDER, ARCHIBALD BROWNING DRYSDALE.

R94335, 6May52, Elizabeth Reynolds Hapgood (PWH) ALEXANDER, ARCHIBALD BROWNING DRYSDALE.

R96403. SEE Alexander, Archibald Browning Drysdale.