On arriving at New York I was met at the dépôt by Mr. J.G. Hecksher, who had been appointed as "a committee of one" to escort me to the Union Club, where James Gordon Bennett, Leonard W. Jerome and others were to give me an informal reception, and where I was to make my headquarters during my visit in the great metropolis.

And then John Randolph had come to make one of his pleasant, informal visits and they had sat together in a beautiful fellowship, talking of the things pertaining to the Kingdom.

Ultimately, of course, you must speak to human beingsin informal conversations at the outset, in more ambitious ways later as occasion permits.

It was an informal .

I considered it best, however, before doing so, to ease things along with a little informal chitchat.

One was an informal sale-note and the other was an authority; but which was which, and to what each had reference, she superbly and wilfully ignored.

SIR: Although an informal communication to the public of the substance of the inclosed letter may be proper for quieting the public mind, yet I refer to the consideration of the House of Representatives whether the publication of it in form might not give dissatisfaction to the writer and tend to discourage the freedom and confidence of communications between the agents of the two Governments.

From an informal conversation between the British minister at Washington and myself at the Department of State, the President is, however, firm in the conviction that the attempt to make the road in question will not be further prosecuted.

There were dances, informal little hops at the Abbey domicile, return engagements at the Fyfe bungalow, laughter and music and Japanese lanterns strung across the lawn.

There was a continual informal running back and forth between Fyfe's place and Abbey's.

Education informal; common schools, university lectures and private study.

Twice before this, I had ventured to raise my voice in discussion, once at a garden-party at which I was invited to join in a brief informal debate, and discovered that words came readily and smoothly, and the second time at the Liberal Social Union, in a discussion on a paper read by a memberI forget by whom dealing with the opening of Museums and Art Galleries on Sunday.

In fact, nothing can be more informal than their manner in debate.

This wife is even allowed at informal gatherings to take a whiff at the pipe, as it is passed around the circle, and to participate in the conversation.

it's purely informal.

After other speeches Sir Henry Lefroy presented Lieutenant Greely with the following informal address: "Montreal, Sept. 2, 1884.

They desired our photographs, in duplicate, a medical certificate of health, recommendations as to our mental and moral qualities, formal applications and informal interviews.

Learning to spell; an informal guide for college students.

Just the other day; an informal history of Great Britain since the war, by John Collier and Iain Lang.

The Barbary Coast; an informal history of the San Francisco underworld.

The French Quarter; an informal history of the New Orleans underworld.

Green worlds, an informal chronicle.

Whatever passed between the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Jelf, and Dr. Pusey, it had no effect in arresting the sentence; and it came out, in informal ways, and through Dr. Pusey himself, that on the 2d of June Dr. Pusey had been accused and condemned for having taught doctrine contrary to that of the Church of England, and that by the authority of the Vice-Chancellor he was suspended from preaching within the University for two years.

To make the proceedings still more unlike ordinary public justice, informal and private communications were carried on between the judge and the accused, in which the accused was bound to absolute silence, and forbidden to consult his nearest friends.

I planned to have some informal musicand at this last minute Herr Braun and Madame Hafsky have failed me.