BANDUONG

cap. of residency of the Pre anger, Dutch E. Indies (6° 57’ S., 107° 36’ E.); alt. 2,300 ft. Pop. 47,400 (Europe ans, 2,200). general; principal military leader under Gustavus Adolphus; invaded Bohemia, and won a complete victory over the Saxons at Chemnitz. royal and parliamentary burgh, seaport, and county town, mouth of Deveron, Banffshire, Scotland; of great antiquity; fishing, agriculture; woolens, Pop. 1911, 3,800. (2) (51° 15’ N., 115° 38’ W.), town, Alberta, Canada; thermal sulphurous springs. county, N.E. Scotland; between Elgin, Inverne , and Aberdeen; area, c. 631 sq. miles; agriculture important; oats, barley, wheat grown, cattle raised; industries include distilling, fisheries; granite, slate, etc., quarried; surface hilly in 8., low-lying in N.; well wooded; drained mountains, Ben Macdhui, Cairngorm; capital, Banff. Pop. 61,400. Hungarian premier (1895-99); forced to resign through violence of opposition; leader of New Party, 1905.