DERVISH

Persian for ‘beggar,’ applied to members of Muhammadan religious orders, and especially to members of mendicant orders. W.), river, England; rises in Yorkshire Wolds, enters Ouse near Barnby. (2) (53° 10’ N., 1° 37’ W.), river, Derby shire, England; joins Trent 7 miles S.E. of Derby. (3) flows N. through Lakes Der went water and Bas sen thwaite; enters Irish Sea at Working ton. (4) (54° land and Durham, England; joins Tyne near Newcastle. (5) river, Tasmania; flows from Lake St. Clair to Storm Bay navigable to New Norfolk. 9’ W.), beautiful lake, Cumber land, England, S. of Keswick; an expansion of river Derwent; studded with islands.