South Holland and Utrecht on the west

It became a countship in the 11th century, and a duchy in the 14th. It was incorporated by the emperor Charles V. in the realm of the Netherlands in 1543. It joined the Union afterward (1713) ceded part to ru ihich reas Utrecht in 1579, except Upper Gelder land, was 1,965 square miles. Population (1891), 520,210. Geldern (gel'dern). A town in the Rhine Province, Pru ia, situated on the Niers 28 miles capital of the duchy of Gelder land. Population northwest of Dü eldorf. It was formerly the (1890), 5,536. Gelée (zhè-lā'), Claude. See Claude Lorrain . Gelimer (gel'i-mér or jel'i-mer), or Gilimer (gil'i-mér or jil'i-mer). The last king of the Vandals in Africa. He usurped the throne of Hilderic in 530 A. D., and was himself defeated and taken prisoner by the Byzantine general Belisarius in 533-534. He graced the triumph of Belisarius at Constantinople in the same year, and spent the rest of his life on an estate in Galatia, which was given him by the emperor Just in i an. The date of his death is unknown. Gell (gel), Sir William. Born at Hopton, Derby shire, 1777: died at Naples, Feb. 4, 1836. An English archæologist and traveler. In 1801 he visited and explored the Troad. He became a chamber