Giant’s

Causeway, promontory of basaltic form a- tion on N. coast Irel., Co. Antrim; at least 30,000 regular columns finest basaltic specimen in Europe. t. Sicily,; on E. slope of Mt. Etna; 22,000. (anc.Calpe.one of the Pillars of Hercules), fortre in extreme S. of Spain, on rock 1467 ft. above sea on E. side of Gibraltar Bay; Brit, since 1704 1 Crown colony (incl. garrison of 5896) 25,755; STRAIT OF G. joins Atlantic; and Mediterranean between Spain and Morocco; 36 m. long, narrowest breadth 12 m. [Frankfort-a/M.; university 20,611. t. He en, Germany, on R. Lahn, 33; m. N. vil. Haddingtonsn., Scotl., 4 m. S.S.E. Hadding ton said to be birthpl. of John Knox in; [Oviedo 7000. 1505; s.pt. 500. ftd. Spain, on Bay of Biscay, n m. N.N.E.; ISLS.,/7roup in Pacific, I°s. to 2°3o'N., 1720 to 1740 30 / E.; Protestant, Christian; 35,000. bor. Pennsylv.. U.S.; 3687. t. Yorksh. (W.R.), Engl.; 3175. t. Co. Down, Irel., on R. Bann; 1300; also t. N. Hampsh., U.S.; 3585. Kent, Engl., N.E. of Chas am; t. 27,813; also t. N. Dorset, 4 m. N.W. [burgh Shaftesbury 1100. j 3300.; vil. Mid loth i an, Scotl., 4 m. S.E. Edin(or Halma her a), isl. Malay Arch., largest of Moluccas Isis,; Dutch cut by Equator 128° E 6500 sq. m.; [isle medicinal springs.; vil. E. Cumberl., Engl.,; 16 m. N.E. CarlS.E. dist. of Victoria; 250 m. by 80m.; cooler and better watered than most other parts of V.; rich in minerals of all kinds. c. Kansas, U.S., 2541; Girardville, bor. Pennsylv., U.S., 3584. [E. extremity of Grampians. headland E. coast Kin card i nesh., Scotl., t. Egypt, on Nile, 60 m. N.W. Thebes 200a prov. Sicily, on S.W. coast; 1269 sq.; m. 335,433 also c. cap. of prov., 4 m. from sea, 18,500.;; dep. S.W. France, on estuary or R. G. (seo Garonne), 50 m.; 3761 sq. m.; cap. Bordeaux, 793,528. s.pt. Ayrsli., Scotl., 22 m. S.W. Ayr.; 4081. t. N. Zealand, 250 m. S.E. Auckland, formerly called Poverty Bay near this Cook landed in 1769; dist., 2171 also t. Victoria,; 40 m. N.W. Melbourne agricultural;; alt. 1526ft.; dist., 2162.; t. and river -port Roumania, on Danube, opp. Rustchuk 20,866. [frontier; 6950. t. ftd. France,; dep. Ardennes, on Belgian t. France, dep. Rhdne, 17 m. S. Lyons, on Rhone 11,470. [46,230.; t. Rhenish. Pru ia, 15 m. E. Du eldorf s.pt. Queensland, 354 m. N.E. Brisbane, with harbour said to be finest in Queensl. dist., 3306 also one; t. S. of Australia, the new counties 134 m. N. in Adelaide Victoria.; dist.,; 1300 (pronounced Qlavts), vil. Forfarsh., Scotl., 5 m. S.W. Forfar G. CASTLE, scene of murder of Malcolm; II. in 1034. most S. county in Wales, on Bristol Chan.; 855 sq. m.; Vale of G., for richne and beauty called ‘Garden of Wales’; great mineral wealth; largest coal-fields in Britain; co. t. Cardiff 687,14/. m cant, E. of Switzerl.; 267sq.m.; 33,825 d.; also t. cap. of cant., on R. Linth, 33 m. S.E. Zurich woollen, muslin, cotton manufs.; 5400.; c. Lanarksh., Scotl., on Clyde, 20 m. from Greenock at opening of Frith, 47 m. W. Edinburgh, 401 m. from London commercial and industrial metropolis of Scotl., second; city of Brit. Empire, and third s.pt. of United Kingdom; it po e es every variety of industry university, founded 1450 Cathedral of St. Mungo,; most complete specimen; of mediaeval church architecture in Scotl. birthpl. of Sir John Moore, Lord Clyde, and Thos.; Campbell 564,968; with suburbs, 792,728; also in U.S., t. Kentucky, 2051 and c. Mich., 1781.; t. Somersetsh., Engl., 25 m. S.W. Bath; G. ABBEY covered 60 acres, and is said to have been the finest in the world, 4119 also t. Conn., U.S., 3457. [S.W. Breslau; 13,588. t. ftd. Pru ian Silesia, on R. Nei e,; 52 N m. t. Saxony, on R. Mulde, 8 m. E. Zwickau cloth, paper, iron goods; 21,750.;