Girton College
a noted college for women in England, instituted at Hitchin in 1869, but removed to Girton, near Cambridge, in 1873. Instruction is given in divinity, modern languages, classics, mathematics, moral science, natural science, including physiology and chemistry, history, and vocal music. Degree certificates are granted to those who satisfy their examiners as to their pro- GISORS ficiency according to the standard of the examinations for the B. A. of Cambridge University. In 1919 there were 27 teachers and 170 students.
GISORS (zhē-zōr), a town in the French department of Eure, on the Epte, 43 miles Henry I. of England. Here Richard I. from the 13th century, has a splendid iles N. W. of Paris. Its has made a remarkable study of the donjon of the ruined castle was built by Henry I. of England. Here Richard I. defeated the French in 1198; his watchword, "Dieu et mon Droit," has ever since been the motto of the royal arms of England. Pop. about 5,500.
Fires." He died Dec. 28, 1903. Grub Street," "Demos," and "Sleeping larly in "The Nether World," "New pulsive and wholly powerful; particu- of the slums, the result being half re- labor to the most noisome human refuse London masses, from the ranks of skilled