Some miscellaneous tasks remain; they will involve hard work and call your utmost powers into play.

"The scene your son Kurt enacted to-day in front of Apollonie's cottage with his crowd of miscellaneous friends can only be called a vulgar noise.

In 1845 it was transferred to the list of "Miscellaneous Poems."Ed.

The steepest grade on a railroad doing a miscellaneous transportation business climbed by a locomotive relying on adhesion only is on the Leopoldina system in Brazil between Bocca do Monte and Theodoso, where there is a stretch of 8-1/3 per cent.

She never introduced, or connived at, miscellaneous conversation during its process.

Of history and chronology I possess some vague points, such as one cannot help picking up in the course of miscellaneous study; but I never deliberately sat down to a chronicle, even of my own country.

" REVIEW OF A JOURNAL OF EIGHT DAYS' JOURNEY, From Portsmouth to Kingston upon Thames, through Southampton, Wiltshire, &c. with miscellaneous thoughts, moral and religious; in sixty-four letters: addressed to two ladies of the partie.

I recollect a placid day at Dr. Butter's, who had now removed from Derby to Lower Grosvenor-street, London; but of his conversation on that and other occasions during this period, I neglected to keep any regular record, and shall therefore insert here some miscellaneous articles which I find in my Johnsonian notes.

The psalm is mentioned in a note on the line in The Dunciad, i. 4l, 'Hence hymning Tyburn's elegiac lines:''It is an ancient English custom,' says Pope, 'for the malefactors to sing a psalm at their execution at Tyburn.' The rest of these miscellaneous sayings were first given in the Additions to Dr. Johnson's Life at the beginning of vol.

These miscellaneous duties involved a great deal of work for the Harwich force and particularly for the destroyers.

" "She'll be that 'appy-'earted," said Adam, pausing near-by with a great armful of miscellaneous articles, "an' that full o' joy as never was!

At the head of the court historians stood the treasurer, Richard Fitz Neal, the author of the Dialogus, who in 1172 began a learned work in three columns, treating of the ecclesiastical, political, and miscellaneous history of England in his timea work which some scholars say is included in the Gesta Henrici II that was once connected with the name of Benedict of Peterborough.

* * * MISCELLANEOUS SAVOURIES.

Guides galore wait in front of all the large hotels; ice-axes, ropes, nailed boots, rucksacks, and all the paraphernalia of the mountains are seen on every side, and a walk along the one main thoroughfare introduces one into the life of a climbing center, interesting to a degree and often very amusing from the miscellaneous collection of people there.

It shows that nearly 60 per cent of the income taxpayers of India are supported by miscellaneous investments other than securities and joint stock companies.

Complete concordance to miscellaneous writings.

BRANDEIS, LOUIS D. The curse of bigness; miscellaneous papers.

SEE New Jersey Digest Annotated. New Jersey Miscellaneous Reports.

Vol.9: Miscellaneous acts.

[Footnote: American State Papers, Miscellaneous, I., 928; deposition of Harry Innes, etc.]

338 MISCELLANIES: BurnetTranslation from Vinny BournePrince MadocMistake in GibbonJew's HarpHavior, &c. 341 MISCELLANEOUS: Notes on Books, Sales, Catalogues, &c. 342 Notices to Correspondents 343 Advertisements 343 * *

Piccadilly, a Catalogue of a Six-Days' Sale of Miscellaneous Books, chiefly Theological and Classical, but comprising also much General Literature, which commences this day (Saturday).

Profit-sharing, miscellaneous matters, etc.. Prohibition laws, effects of; movement for discussed; laws made self-regardant actions a crime (see Intoxicating Liquors); tendency to State-wide.

The history of Wincanton is miscellaneous but unromantic.

These studies are miscellaneous in their character, comprising Geography, History, Natural and Intellectual Philosophy, and Natural History.