Ahlwardt, Peter

a learned German, B. at Greifswalde, 1710; D. 1791. He was the founder of the Abelite society, which had for its object the promotion of sincerity. Ahmedabad, a district of British India, in the Bom bay presidency, at the head of the Gulf of Cambay. Area , 4,356 square miles; pop . 650,000. Its capital, Ahmeda bad , is situated in the prov. of Guierat, and stands on the Sabermatty, 120 m. N. of Surat. p . 130,000. Lat. 23° Ν.; Lon. 72° E. An earthquake nearly destroyed it in 1822. Ahmed. See ACHMED. Ah'med Khan, succe or of Abuka Khan, and the first of the Moguls who profe ed Mohammedanism. He was conspired against by his courtiers, who set up in his stead Argoun, his nephew. Put to death A. D. 1234. Ah'mednug'gur, a district of British India, in the presidency of Bombay. It is bounded on the north by Candeish, and on the south by Poonah. Area , 9,931 square miles. Pop . 990,000.-Its capital, Ahmednuggur stands on the Seena, 64 miles N. of Poonah. Pop . about 20,000. It was taken by the British in 1803. Ahmed poor, a town of Hindostan, 30 m. S.W. of Bahawulpoor. Pop. about 20,000. Ah'med Shah el Abdaly, the founder of the king dom of Cavul and Candahar. D. 1773. Ah'mood, a town of British India, prov. of Gujerat. Lat. 22° 3′ N.; lon. 73° 6' E. Ah'napee, in Wisconsin , a city and township of Kewaunee co., situated on Lake Michigan at the mouth of the Ahnapee river, 12 m. N. of Kewaunee, on the Ahu. & Western R.R. Pop . (1895) 1,603. Aho'ghill, a village and parish of Ireland, in the county of Antrim, 94 miles from Dublin. Area , 32,987 acres. Pop . 25,000.