Boccold, John

See LEYDEN, (JOHN OF.) Boce, n. (Zool.) See SPARUS. Bochim, ( bokim,) (Anc. Geog.) a place near Gilg where the angel of God reproved Israel for their remi ne . ( Judg. ii. 1-5.) Boch'nia, a town belonging to Austria, in Galicia, near the Raba, 25 m. E.S.E. of Cracow. Extensive salt mines are in the vicinity. Pop . about 6,000. Boch'old, or Bockholt, a town of Pru ia, prov. Westphalia, on the Ahé, 15 m. EN.E. of Cleves. Manf . Cotton and silk. Rich iron mines are adjacent. Boch'um, a town of Pru ia, prov. Westphalia, 25 m. N.E. of Dü eldorf. Manf . Carpets, iron and steel, ar- mor plating for ships, machinery, . Bock'elēt, Bock'erel, Bock'eret, n. ( Zool .) See HAWK.