Edgebone (sometimes written aitch bone )

A portion of the rump of dre ed beef, presented edgewise to view. Edge'comb, in Maine , a post-township of Lincoln co.. on a peninsula extending into the Atlantic Ocean, about 30 m. S. by E. of August a. Edge'comb, in N. Carolina, a N. E. co.; area , 520 sq. m. Rivers. Tar river, and Fishing, Sandy, and Contenting creeks. Surface , generally level; soil , fertile. Cap . Tar borough. Pop . (1890) 24,113. Edge'cum be Bay, an inlet in the Pacific Ocean, in E. Australia, Lat. 20° S., Lon. 147° 30′ Ε. Edge'field, in S. Carolina , a W. co.; area, 775 sq. m. Rivers. Savannah, Saluda, Edisto, and Little Saluda rivers. Surface , hilly; soil , fertile. Cap . Edge field Court-House. Pop . (1890) 49,259. Edge field, or EDGE FIELD COURT-HOUSE, in S. Carolina , a post-town, cap. of Edge field co., 50 m. W. by S. of Columbia. Pop . (1897) about 1,260. Edge'field, in Tenne ee , a post-village of Davidson co., on the Cumber land river, opposite the city of Nashville. Edge'hill, an elevated ridge in England, co. Warwick, 7 m. N. W. of Banbury, where the first battle between Charles I. and the Parliamentary Army was fought. It proved very disastrous to both armies, though the lo es were so nearly equal that neither could claim a decisive victory. spected by all who knew her; and in her intercourse with society she was most unaffected and agreeable. But she had long ceased to take an active part in life, or in the world of literature of which she was once so bright an ornament, her last years being pa ed in tranquillity at the family seat at Edge worth's-town. D. 1849. Edge'worth, in Tenne ee, a post-village of Sullivan co., abt. 16 m. N. of Jones borough. Edge'worth's town, a parish of Ireland, in Leinster co., and abt. 7 m. E.S.E. of Long ford. It was the residence of Mi Maria Edge worth, q . v .