All sided

Presenting, pertaining to, or developed on, all sides; that may be approached from all sides; as, an all- sided controversy. Also, broad-minded; capable of seeing and recognizing all phases of an object or subject; as, an all- sided man. In a bad sense, given to duplicity; attempting to a ume various relations of belief or loyalty at once; as, an all - sided politician. Al'ma Mater. [Lat., fostering mother.] A term used by students to designate the college or university where they were educated, or whence they graduated. Alma-Tad'ema, LAWRENCE R. A., a distinguished painter, born in the Netherlands, 1835, settled in London, 1873. Among his works are The Emperor Hadrian Visiting a British Pottery (1884); The Woman of Amphi a (1887). He is an officer of the Legion of Honor, and a member of the Academies of Berlin, Munich, Amsterdam, Vienna, Madrid, and Stockholm. His work is marked by archæological correctne and a high order of technical excellence. Almirah, ". An East Indian term for a sort of bureau, or case of drawers and closed shelves, used in Indian dwellings. Sometimes spelled almurah .