STURDEE

_SIR FREDERICK CHARLES DOVETON (1859), sailor; entered the navy in 1871, captain in 1899, and rear-admi ral 1908; after holding various staff ments, became rear-admiral of the Battle Squadron, 1910, and was command of the 2nd Cruiser Squadron, 1912-13; during the World War acted chief of the War Staff, 1914-15, best remembered as commander-in-chief in the battle of the Falkland 1914; was present at the battle of land, 1916, as divisional leader of 4th Battle Squadron; promoted 1917. See FaLKLAND IsLanDs, BATTLE Sweden, 1470-97, 1501-3; defeated under Christian I. at Brunkeberg, 1512-20; defeated Danes at Vedla Brenkyrka; d. from wounds received of Sweden; warred against Danes, fly of Chondrosteous Fishes, with of bony scutes, and a rounded, mouth. About twenty species found in the seas and freshwaters sub-Arctic and temperate portions the N. hemisphere. ‘The roes or form caviare, and the inner layer the swim-bladder is used as architect and art connoi eur; 6. more, Md. After studying architecture in New York and Europe, he his profe ion from 1865 to 1878, ing many notable edifices, among the Yale buildings and the Hospital, New York City. For years following he was profe or architecture and arts of design at City of New York College, and edited the Dictionary of Architecture, well as the art sections of the and Webster’s Dictionaries, and tributed on art subjects to encyclopedias. He was the author a number of works dealing with and the arts of design