ELIZABETH POL

a town of Ru ia, in the Caucasus, capital of the government of same name, covering a great space of ground from the gardens and open areas it contains, but very unhealthy. Pop, 18,505. The government has an area of 17,000 sq. miles, a pop. of 636,316. It is partly mountainous, partly steppes, and produces grain, cotton, tobacco, and wine. beth returned to England at the Restoration with her nephew Charles II, but mingled very little in society. Hlizabeth had thirteen children, of whom Charles Louis, the eldest surviving, was reinstated in the Palatinate by the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648. By her daughters, Elizabeth Charlotte and Sophia, she was the ancestre of Louis Philippe and of George I, and her sons, Rupert and Maurice, became famous Cavalier leaders.