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- AU'GUSTINE, or AUSTIN, ST., the _Apostle of the English_, fi
- AURO'RA BOREA'LIS, a luminous meteoric phenomenon appearing
- It is doubtful when Australia was first discovered by Europe
- His son, Francis II, succeeded, and was elected German Emper
- AVIGNON ([.a]-v[=e]-ny[=o]n; ancient, AVENIO), an old town o
- AZOV, SEA OF (ancient, PALUS MOE[=O]TIS), an arm of the Blac
- BABYLONIA AND ASSYRIA. These ancient seats of Mesopotamian c
- BACCHANA'LIA, or DIONYSIA, feasts in honour of Bacchus or Di
- BA'CUP, a municipal borough of England, in Lancashire, 18 mi
- BAHIA (b[.a]-[=e]'[.a]; formerly ST. SALVADOR), a town of Br
- BAKER, Thomas, antiquary, born 1656, educated at Cambridge.
- BALDI, Bernardino, mathematician, theologian, geographer, hi
- BAL'LAD, a term loosely applied to various poetic forms of t
- BAL'TIMORE, a city and port in Maryland, United States, fine
- BANFF (bamf), county town of Banffshire, Scotland, a seaport
- The total of the notes given out by the issue department is
- BANKS, Sir Joseph, Baronet, a distinguished naturalist, born
- BARBARY APE (_In[)u]us ecaud[=a]tus_), a species of ape, or
- BARFLEUR (b[.a]r-fl_eu_r), at one time the best port on the
- BARNOLDSWICK, an urban district of England, West Riding of Y
- BAR'ROW, Isaac, an eminent English mathematician and divine,
- BASALT (ba-s[a:]lt'), a well-known igneous rock occurring in
- BASQUES (b[.a]sks), or BISCAYANS (in their own language, _Eu
- BATAVIANS, an old German nation which inhabited a part of th
- BAT'TERY, (1) any number of guns grouped for action in one p
- _History._--The Bavarians take their name from the Boii, a C
- BEACONSFIELD, Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of, an eminent English
- He is a D.S.O., an O.M., a G.C.B., a G.C.V.O., and a Grand O
- BECK'ET, Thomas (the form A Becket is also common), Archbish