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(Agric.) One who practises the system of fallowing land. Fall Liver, in Iowa, enters the Makoqueta River from Jackson co. D'all Liver, in Ma achusetts , a city and port of entry of Bristol co., at the mouth of Taunton River, about 53 m. S.S.W. of Boston. The city is well laid out and contains numerous fine and substantial edifices. It has long been noted for its extensive manufactures, particularly of calico, oil-cloths, cotton batting, machinery, . Its commerce is also extensive. Pop . (1895) 89,293. Fulse fire. ( Naval .) A combustible preparation used on board of ve els of war for night-signals. - False impris onment. (Law.) Any unlawful restraint of a man's liberty, whether in a place made use of for imprisonment generally, or in one used only on the particular occasion. False keel. ( Naut .) The exterior keel, or that which is beneath the main keel which it serves to protect. Fulse pretences. ( Law .) False representations and state ments, made with a fraudulent design to obtain "money, goods, wares, and merchandise," with intent to cheat. At common law it is a misdemeanor.- False rail. ( Naut .) A thin piece of timber inside of a carved head-rail. ( Ogilvie .)- False red . ( Paint .) A second red color, which is sometimes put under the first, to make it deeper. False roof . ( Arch .) The space between the ceiling and the roof above it, whether the ceiling be of plaster or a stone vault. -False work . ( Civ . Eng .) A scaffolding erect ed temporarily during the building of the main structure Fall River, in Wisconsin , a post-village of Columbia co., on Crawfish River, about 25 m. N.E. of Madison. Falls, in low a , a township of Cerro Gordo co. Falls, in Ohio , a township of Hocking co. -A township of Muskingum co. Falls, in Pennsylvania , a flourishing township of Bucks False, adv . Not truly; not honestly; not exactly; falsely co. A post-township of Wyoming co. Thou wouldst not play false , And yet wouldst wrongly win." - Shaks . Falls, in Texas , an E. central co.; area , about 950 sq. m. False'-faced, a. Hypocritical; double-faced. Rivers. Brazos River, and Elm and Big Creeks. Cap . False'-hearted, a . Deceitful; hollow; treacherous; Marlin. Falls Bridge, in Connecticut, a village of Litchfield co., about 30 m. N.W. by W. of Hartford. Falls'burgh, or FAL'LASBURGH, in Michigan , a village of Kent co., on Flat River, abt. 22 m. E. of Grand Rapids. Falls'burgh, in New York , a post-village and township of Sullivan co., about 95 m. S.S.W. of the city of Albany. Falls'burgh, in Ohio, a post-township of Licking co. -A post-village of Licking co., abt. 16 m. N.E. of Newark. Falls Church, in Virginia , a post-village of Fairfax co., abt. 10 m. W. of Washington, D. C. Falls City, in Nebraska, a post-town, cap. of Richard Fall's ington, in Pennsylvania, a post-borough of son co., abt. 2 m. N. of Nemaha. Bucks co., abt. 25 m. E.N.E. of Philadelphia. Falls Mills, in W. Virginia , a P. O. of Lincoln co. Falls of Blains, in Kentucky , a P. O. of Lawrence co. Falls of Rough, in Kentucky , a P. O. of Grayson co. Falls of Salmon River. See OR WELL. Falls of Schuylkili, ( skool'kill.) See PHILADELPHIA. Falls of St. Croix, in Wisconsin. See SAINT CROIX FALLS. Falls'ton, in Maryland, a post-office of Harford co. Falls'ton, in Pennsylvania, a borough of Beaver co., abt. 30 m. N.W. of Pittsburg. Falls'town, in North Carolina , a village of Iredell co., abt. 135 m. W. of Raleigh. Falls Village, in Connecticut , a post-village of Litch field co., abt. 45 m. W.N.W. of Hartford. Fal'mouth, a seaport-town of England, co. Cornwall, at the mouth of the river Fal, 11 m. from Truro. It has a good harbor, and a fine and spacious roadstead. There are two castles on the coast, one of which, Pen dennis, commands the entrance of the harbor; and the other, on the opposite side, is St. Mawes Castle. The town derives its chief importance from being a station of the packet boats carrying foreign mails. Pop . 9,078. Lat. 60° 9 N., Lon. 5° 4' W. Fal'mouth, a seaport-town of Antigua, British W. Indies. It has a fine harbor defended by 2 forts. Fal'mouth, a seaport-town of Jamaica, British W. Indies; Lat. 18° 30′ N., Lon. 77° 40′ W. Fal'mouth, a seaport-town of Nova Scotia, on an arm of Mines Bay, abt. 30 m. N.N.W. of Halifax. Fal'mouth, in Indiana , a post-village of Fayette co., abt. 50 m. E. of Indianapolis. or corrupted.