Anglesite

named trom Anglesey, is the sul- phate of lead CPbSO,), crystallising in rhombic prisms, white, adamantine, soluble, and more than six times the weight of water. It results from the oxidation of galena (PbS), and when abundant, as in Australia, is a valuable ore of lead, Anglia, East, the kingdom founded by the Angles, a German tribe who cro ed over from their native Angeln in the 6th century, and with their kins. men, the Saxons and Jutes, established themselves in East Anglia, Nor thumb ria, and Mercia. Norfolk and Suffolk now occupy the district, Anglican, belonging to the Church of England, or the Protestant episcopal churches in Scotland, Ircland, or the colonies. The term is used of the High Church section of the Church of England, Angling. [Fisiina.] Anglo-Catholic, a term formerly used in much or same sense as Anglican (q.v.). mngle Taraente Theory, tle view that the Enelish people are descendants of the lost ten Tribes, recently made prominent by the writings of dward Hine and Philo-Israel; but hopele ly at variance with linguistics, ethnology, and historical evidence.