Clermont-Tonnerre, Stan Is Las

COMTE DE, was one of the first among the nobility to side with the popular party in the opening scenes of the French revolution. Having at length given umbrage to his party, he was put to death in 1792. Clermont-Tonnerre, an island of the Pacific, in the Low Island group, in Lat. 18° 32′ 49′′ S., Lon. 136° 21′12′′ W. Surface low; 10 m. long, and 11% wide. It was discovered by the French admiral Duperré in 1825. Clermont'ville, in Pennsylvania, a post-village of McKean co., 194 m..N. W. of Harris burg. Cler'omancy, n. [Fr. cléromancie, from Gr. kléros , lot, and manteia, prophesying.] Art of divination by the to ing of dice or other marked cubes.