Dalrymple, David

(LORD HAILES,) a Scottish lawyer and historian, B. at Edinburgh in 1726. He was appointed a judge in 1766, and wrote several works referring to English and Scottish history; also Remains of Christian Antiquity. D. 1792. Dalrym'ple, a harbor, with light-house, in ar æstuary, at the mouth of the Tamar, in Tasmania; Lat. 41° 3' 5" S., Lon. 146° 7' 5" E. Dal Segno, ( dal sān'yo, ) n. [It., from the sign.] ( Mus.) A direction to the performer to recommence from that part of the piece to which the signs is prefixed. Dal's on, in Illinois , a twp. of Clarke co. Dals'ton, a district of London, 4 m. from St. Paul's Cathedral.