Audierne (o-de-arn')

A seaport in the de IMG:content-0113.png:[blocks in formation] part ment of Finistère, France, 22 miles west Auerbach (ou'er-bäch). A small town in the of Quimper. Population (1891), 3,401. Aud if fred i (ou-dof-fra'dē), Giovanni Battista. Auchmuty (ok'mu-ti), Samuel. Born at Bos- ton, Ma ., Jan. 16, 1722: died at New York, March 6, 1777. A royalist Episcopal clergy- man, rector of Trinity Church, New York city. Auchmuty, Sir Samuel. Born at New York, 1756 (1758): died at Dublin, Ireland, Aug. 11, 1822. A British general, son of Samuel Auch- Audiffret (ō-de-fra'), Marquis d' (Charles muty. During the American Revolution he served in Born at Saorgio, near Nice, 1714: died July 3, 1794. An Italian astronomer and bibliographer. been recovered by the Spaniards and Beres ford had surrendered. Unable with his force to retake Buenos Ayres, he at tacked Monte video and took it by storm, after a bloody fish bebental white bun des shortly aftersun seded by White lock, whom he served in the disastrous campaign against Buenos Ayres. In 1808 he became major-general, and from 1810 to 1813 he served with distinction in India and Java. In 1821 he was appointed commander-in-chief in Ireland. died at Paris, April 28, 1878. A French financier and government official, author of "Sys Aud if fret-Pasquier (o-de-fra' päs-ke-a'), Duc d' (Edme Armand Gaston). Born at Paris, Oct. 23, 1823. A French statesman, president of the Senate 1876-79. Auditorium (a-di-to'ri-um). A large building in Chicago, combining a hotel and a theater. It is situated at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Congre street, and has a front of 360 feet on the latter street. It was erected 1887-89. Franc on i an Jura, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, 31 miles northeast of Nuremberg. Auerbach. A manufacturing town in the governmental district of Zwickau, Saxony, situated on the Göltzsch 15 miles southwest of Zwickau.