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The Holy iCoat of, is kept in the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Helena, ana is said to have been taken to Tr by the Empre Helena. It is first referred to, as far as we know, in 1106 by an anonymous monk, and did not become a profitable investment till 1512. It is said to be a ‘seamle coat, [consisting of connected fragmentary particles of material.’ It was visited by nearly 2,000,000 pilgrims in the year of grace 1891 and we may hope that the pilgrims examined the; really historic relics of the Roman occupation of the Moselle Valley which abound in and near the town. 1771, the son of a Cornish mining engineer. Among his inventions were an improved pump, a high-pre ure steam-engine, and a road locomotive. The idea of the latter was afterwards adopted and developed by Stephen son. customs, for primitive communities regard their members as one family. For instance, the Jews were all ‘children of Israel,’ though many of them were not descendants of Jacob. The existence of a primitive tribe depends on their ability to form a body of customs strong enough (1) to keep the com more munity together, and (2) to protect it. As life became character, and the common home became more important than the common blood. France—blue, white, and red in equal vertical sections, the blue being next to the flag-staff. they were merely an adaptation of the bicycle for nervous performers or persons who wished to carry luggage. 1 R I LOGY is a Greek term for a scries of three drama9 in a connected story, but each complete in itself. Henry VIII. in 1546, and has a wonderful list of famous alumni, from Bacon and Newton down to Old Testament, and the word ‘Trinity’ docs not occur in the New Testament. Brethren of the Holy and. Undivided Trinity, was founded in 1518 by Sir Thomas Spert to promote commerce and "navigation. They examine naval pupils in Christ’s Hospital and the masters of Queen’s ships, appoint Thames pilots, erect lighthouses, etc. political combinations in Europe. The most important were the alliance of Britain, Sweden, and Holland against Louis XIV. in 1668, and that of Britain, France, and Holland against Spain in 1771, the year of Cardinal Alberon's greatest influence. terrane an during cla ical times, and took its name from its triple row of oars, though it had a large square sail. half fish and half man. They are always represented with shell-trumpets. granted by the senate to a victorious general, who entered the city in a four-horsed chariot, crowned with laurel, and preceded by his captives and spoil, and drove along the Sacred Road up to the Temple of Jupiter on the Capitol, where a bull was sacrificed. league between Pompey, Cra us, and Caesar, in 59 B.C., to carry out their own plans and the term was also applied to a similar league between; August us, Mark Antony, and Lepidus, in 43 B.C. The word has been used of similar combinations in modern history. given by the ancient Greeks to uncivilized tribes who lived in natural or artificial caves and it is practically certain that in prehistoric days; the primitive peoples of Europe dia live in caves. and died in 1882. In 1841 he was appointed clerk to a Post Office novels—“The surveyor, and thus acquired n^terial for his early Macderinots of Ballycloran " and “ The Kellys and the O’Kellys,” both of which were dead failures. His first succe was “The Warden” in 1855, and “ Bar chester Towers appeared in 1857, ana “The Last Chronicle of Ba et ” in 1867. were the inventors, or adaptors of a species of lyric poetry which was devoted to stories of romantic gallantry, and which was very intricate in metre. They flourished from the nth to the 13th century, and spread from the south of France to the north of Italy, and to Catalonia and Aragon. Many of them were knights, and soiqe of them seem to have been women. (See TROUVERE below.) yarns, but there is perfectly trustworthy evidence that a trout of 25 lbs. weight was caught at Salisbury, and that one of 29 lbs. weight was caught in Loch Stenne . North American lake trout reach as much as 60 lbs., but they are generally remarkably poor sport and worse eating. The trout is really simply a species of salmon. to correspond more or le to the southern ‘ Troubadour' (q.v.), but there was considerable difference between the two, for the Trouv produced work more of the epic and narrative character, while the softer southerns wrote amatory lyrics. latter carried off Helen from Sparta. In 1870 Dr. Schliemann brought to light the actual stone walls of Troy, or at all events of a very ancient city which stood on the site of Troy as described by Homer in the “ Iliad." the wages of workmen in goods instead of in money. 1 ‘ The goods * /ere generally either very bad or priced at absurdly exorbitant rates. These evils were largely abolished by an Act of 1831, which was amended in 1887, and again in 1896. vary in size considerably, being sometimes found as large as a cricket ball. They are hunted for by dogs or pigs trained to find them by scent and to scratch them up. They grow abundantly in parts of England, Italy, Prance, etc., but cannot be cultivated. The best English T. come from the chalk clowns of Wilts hire ana Hampshire. horses, cattle, dogs, and other animals in tropical countries, but mainly in Central Africa. It has disappeared in other places with the disappearance of big game, from which it seems to carry the poison in the shape of a tiny parasite and, as the big jgame is shot oft in Africa, the T. F.; will probably disappear too.