Balm

the popular name for Meli a officinal is, a honey-yielding labiate plant. Balm of Gilead, or oF M , or OPOBAL- SAMUM, @ fragrant oleo-resin. obtained by incision in the bark of Balsa mod end ron Opobalsamum and.B. Berryi, Arabian trees belonging to the order Terebinth a cee. The name is given in gardens to the fragrant labiate, Dracocephalum canariense, and in America to a poplar, Populus candicans, and to the resin of Icica Caranna, Brazilian Elemi, a tree related to Balsa mod end ron. Balme, Con pr, a mountain pa at the N.E. end of the valley of Chamounix on the way to Martigny. It is 7,200 feet in height, and comes between the Mont Blanc range and the Dent du Midi, being on the border line of France and Switzerland. 815 in on spot Albert them the acquired Duke house blocks turret, The distant, shire, teenth Germany, On of of testantism. Was Beaton, Andrew's. but one Discipline. Confe ion division India, the Devalagiri. S.E. mentary Worcesters hire. and manufactures, belonging Geraniacea. naturally to cultivation of trees, Some pleasant certain times generally known Romans They Some (q.v.), Asia BALSAM samed, index gla , ) Balsams. Balmoral Castle, a royal Highland residence. the parish of Crathie, Aberdeen shire, Scotland, the river Dee, 524 miles W. of Aberdeen. The was visited by Queen Victoria and Prince in their first Scottish tour, and it pleased so much that Prince Albert in 1848 bought lease of the estate, and four years later. the fee-simple from the trustees of the. of Fife for a sum of £32,000. A new was crected in 1852, consisting of two united by wings with a lofty tower and the whole being built of ma ive granite.. nearest railway station is Ballater, nine miles whence the journey to London is 572 miles. Balnaves, Henry, born at Kircaldy in Fife..