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This gives us first, Fallacies of Induction and Fallacies of Deduction, and then a subdivision of each of these, according as the supposed evidence is false, or true but inconclusive. Fallacies of Induction, where the facts on which the induction proceeds are erroneous, may be termed Fallacies of Observation.

The points of the new Cottage Charter are The confiscation of large estates; the subdivision of land; the abolition of the laws of settlement of land; the administration of the land by the authorities of State; the confiscation of glebe lands for division and distribution; the abolition of Church tithes; extension of the county franchise; education gratis, free of fees, or payment of any kind; high wages, winter and summer alike, irrespective of season, prosperity, or adversity.

After Lord George's death two tracts of mountain pasture, reserved by him to feed imported sheep, were let to the tenants, who by that time had come to own quite a considerable number, some thousands, of live stock, cattle, horses, and sheep. Concurrently with this concession to the tenants the provisions made by Lord George against the subdivision of holdings began to give way.

"Before Plato had composed his later Dialogues," says MAHAFFY, "they had become too insignificant to merit refutation; and in the following generation they completely disappear as a class." This author thus proceeds to give the causes of their fall: "It is, of course, to be attributed not only to the opposition of Socrates at Athens, but to the subdivision of the profession of education.

Possibly there will even be no subdivision for classes on board train and boat, so as to avoid making the poor feel their position too keenly during their long journey. Though we are not exactly organizing a pleasure trip, it is as well to keep them in good humor on the way.

Since those quaintly simple and emphatic statements which, under the name of Froissart's Chronicles, seem to perpetuate the instinctive notion of History, as an honest and earnest, but unadorned and unelaborate narrative of military and political facts, not only has there been a continual refinement of style and enlargement of scope and art, but a greater complexity and subdivision in the historian's labors.

And I still see some general truths in it. The size and shape of the brain certainly give clues to the mind within, but its subdivision into many bumps, or numerous small areas, like a garden plot, from each one of which a different crop is produced, is absurd.

Many of the dramas by Dumas fils show an ingenious combination of this subdivision with the anecdotal play. And Pinero our exception how would "Percival" classify His House in Order, which has a strong story? In reality it is a very adroit mixture of story, idea, and comedy of character, this is the case with the other works of our leading dramatist.

The subdivision of parties is generally the ruin of all, especially when it is introduced by cunning views, directly contrary to prudence; and this is what the Italians call, in comedy, a "plot within a plot," or a "wheel within a wheel."

The entomologist, who confines himself rigidly to the study of the coleoptera, is intended to typify this class. The subdivision of labor, which, as we used to be told, required fourteen different workmen to make a single pin, has reached all branches of knowledge.