Barnardo
THOMAS JOHN, an Barnardo Homes for homeless children; had his attention first turned in this direction by the condition in which he found a boy in a ragged school in East London in 1866.
Following up the subject, he began to rescue children who had found their only shelter at night under and alleys. These received an industrial training. At the were introduced to his homes, where they time of Dr. Barnardo's death, in 1905, through his institutions. There were over 60,000 destitute children had passed then in the United Kingdom and colonies 112 branches including an immigration depot at Ontario, and farm at Manifor babies and hospital for sick children. Thousands of " Barnardo's boys" fought with the British forces on land and sea in the European War.
JOSEPH MARIE (bär-näv'), a French He was the son of a rich procureur. orator, was born at Grenoble in 1761.
He was chosen a Deputy of the tiers état to the Assembly of the States-General, and showed himself an open enemy to the court. The Constituent Assembly ap- 1791. After the flight of the King, and pointed him their President in January, the subsequent arrest of the royal family, he was sent, with Petion and Latourconduct them to Paris. When the correspondence of the court fell into the hands of the victorious party, Aug. 10, 1792, they pretended to have found documents which showed him to have been secretly connected with it, Nov. 29, 1793.