By E.R. MURRAY, Vice-Principal, Maria Grey Training College, Brondesbury; and HENRIETTA BROWN SMITH, L.L.A., Lecturer in Education, Goldsmiths' College, University of London.

A few weeks later I met the vice-principal of the school at a private party; this gentleman was a good friend of mine.

The vice-principal had intervened and prevented the Denunziation.

The vice-principal, a lady of fine attainments, was temporarily in eclipse, and such an astounding love for the classics swept through young Beulah that nobody could understand it.

In five minutes from entering the outer gate of the first quadranglelooking toward Vienna, and which is the more ancient part of the buildingI was in conversation with the Vice-Principal and Librarian, each of us speaking Latin.

On reaching the last descending step, just before entering the church, the Vice-Principal bade me look upward and view the corkscrew staircase.

Dur.; Lecturer of St. Nicholas, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and founder of the Thomlinson Library there; Prebendary of St. Paul's; and Vice-Principal of Edmund Hall, Oxon., is very anxious for the communication of any matter illustrative of the life of the Doctor, his family and ancestry; which, it is presumed, is derivable from the family of that name long seated at Howden, in Yorkshire.