Gabriel Channel

A sea pa age between Tierany other city in Europe. Freeman, Hist. Geog., p. 35. ra del Fuego and Dawson Island, about lat. 54° 15′ S., long. 70° 40′ W. Gabriel Hounds. The name given in folk-lore to a cry heard in the upper air at night, supposed to forebode trouble. Gabriel Lajeune e. See Lajeune e . Gabrielle (gä-brē-el'), La belle. See Estrées , Gabrielle ď. Gabrielle d'Estrées, ou les Amours de Henri IV. An opera by Méhul, words by Saint-Just, produced in 1806. Gabrielli (gä-brē-el'lē), Catterina. Born at Rome, Nov. 12, 1730: died there, in April, 1796. A celebrated Italian singer. She was the daughter of Prince Gabrielli's cook, and is still known as La Cochetta or Coch ettin a. She was a pupil of Garcia and Porpora, and made her first appearance at Lucca in 1747. Her complishments were unusual. She was notorious for her style was the most brilliant bravura, and her other ac caprices.