The sacred features, however, remained impressed upon the linen, and from the fancied resemblance of the blossom of the speedwell to this hallowed relic, the plant was named Veronica.

It was named, as may be supposed, in honor of Peter Cartwright, that pioneer Methodist preacher who became famous on the same sort of schooling which sufficed for Abraham Lincoln, and once ran against Lincoln himself for Congress.

CHRISTOPHER Christopher tofore his baptism was named Reprobus, but afterward he was named Christopher, which is as much to say as bearing Christ.

The first was named Lemoine-Tacherat, and not Bacherel, as has been wrongly printed: the second was named Barlet.

"The town was named after his father-I am Esther Coombe.

The story to which Schopenhauer here refers is briefly as follows: Two gentlemen, one of whom was named Desglands, were paying court to the same lady.

No one knows why this valley was named "The Garden of the Gods."

Builder I six times was named by the council, and won the approval, Won moreover the heartfelt thanks of all the good burghers, Actively carrying out what I planned, and also fulfilling What had by upright men been designed, and left uncompleted.

The bay was named Vansittart after the late Chancellor of the Exchequer.

"My mother's mother was named Dolly Ware.

We answer, whoever that "younger son" was, Canaan alone was named in the curse.

We answer, whoever that "younger son" was, or whatever he did, Canaan alone was named in the curse.

At Easton clock tower a street called "Straits" turns left and east and presently a broad road leads downhill to the right to the gates of Pennsylvania Castle, built, it is said, at the suggestion of George III by John Penn, Governor of Portland, and a descendant of the great Penn in whose honour it was named.

"My parents was named Clinton and Billy Bell.

" Dog of Belgrade, the camp suttler, was named "Clumsey." Lord Byron's Dog, "Boatswain."

Our hero having once realised that Buckingham Street was named after the Buckingham family, would naturally walk into Buckingham Palace in search of the Duke of Buckingham.

My father was named Sumter Durant.

My mother was named Luvenia Stanhouse and Henry Stanhouse.

The Charlotte E. Stephens school at 18th and Maple was named in my honor.

The second was named Isaac Tatem Hopper, and is the subject of this memoir.

Her son grew up and was named "Child of the Sun."

The largest one, according to Navarrete, was named Santa Ursula"la Virgin Gorda" (the fat Virgin) according to Angleria.

On the 8th of May they doubled Cape Florida, which was named Cabo de las Corrientes, or the Cape of Currents, because they found the currents here stronger than the winds; and they came to an anchor near a town called Abacoa.

CHAPTER X AT HAPHAZARD In 1887, in pleasant June weather I left St. Louis with my family on the capacious river-packet Saint Paul, for a trip up-stream to the city for which the boat was named.

King Valdemar was named "Victor" with cause.