Bank stock

A share or shares held in the capital or joint-stock funds of a bank. Banks'ton, in Illinois, a post-village of Saline co., 65 m. N.E. of Cairo. Banks'ton, in Iowa , a post-village of Dubuque co. Banks'ton, in Mi i ippi , a village of Choctaw co. Banks'ville, in Connecticut, a post-village of Fairfield co., 60 m. S.W. of Hartford. Banlieue, ( ban'loo -e,) n. [Fr., from ban , jurisdiction, and lieue, a league.] The territory without the walls, but within the legal limits of a town or city. Bann, (UPPER and LOWER,) two rivers in the N. of Ire land; the first, or Upper, rising in the Mourne Mountains, and falling into Lough Neagh. The Lower rises in Lough Beg, and falls into the Irish Sea 5 m. below Cole raine. Ban'nack City, in Montana. Same as BANNOCK CITY (see next page). Bannalec, ( ban'na -lek,) a town of France, cap. of a cant. in dep. Finistère, 9 m. N.W. of Quimper; pop. abt. 5,000.