GROSS, SAMUEL D

(1805-84), an American surgeon, b. at Haston, Pa. He Was for many years profe or of surgery at the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, and was the author of many books on surgery. In 1861 he was presidene of the American Medical As so cia i on, Eng. comedian; a ociated with the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan. | 1253), an English scholar. He studied at Oxford and Paris and became a master of Hebrew and Greek languages. He was lecturer at Oxford for many years and his reputation for learning spread throughout Europe. In 1235 he was elected Bishop of Lincoln, but quarreled with Pope Innocent IV. on the question of bestowing English benefices on foreigners, He wrote much and some of his writings have been published. varad), an old tn. of Hungary, cap. of Bihar, on the Rapid K6rdés, about 150 m. S.E. of Budapest. It contains an old fortre and many public buildings, among them two bishops’ palaces, as it is the seat of both Roman Catholic and Greek Catholic bishops. Near to this town are hot mineral springs. Pop. 65,000.