Barisal (bä-re-säl')

The capital of the dis lin, Oct. 3, 1828: died there, Feb. 23, 1897. A 125 miles east of Calcutta. German composer. He was appointed profe or at the Bar-Jesus. See Elymas . Conservatory of Cologne in 1859, kapellmeister and direc- tor of the School of Music at Rotter dam in and teacher at the Royal High School of Music in Berlin in 1874. Bar grave (bär grav), Mrs. The woman to the ghost (Mrs. Veal) appears in Defoe's narrative of "Mrs. Veal's Ghost." Bargylus. See Casius . intervening between the Orontes valley to the east and the low plain of Northern Phœnicia to the west. It is mainly of chalk formation, but contains some trap and serpentine in places. Its general outline is tame and com- mon place, but it encloses many beautiful valleys and ra- vines, gradually worn in its side by the numerous streams which flow eastward and westward, to the Orontes or to the Mediterranean.