CANDLISH, ROBERT SMITH
Adair's new Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 13
(180673), Scot. theologian; minister of St. George’s, Edinburgh; occupied chair of divinity at New College, and was some time principal; one of leaders of the party which, after 1843 Disruption, became known as the Free Church of Scotland. Geneva; prof. of Bot., Montpellier, 1810, and Nat. Hist., Paris, 1816; promulgated natural system of plant cla ification. town, Luzon, Philippine Islands; rice, tobacco, indigo grown; cotton, silk, etc., manufactured. Pop. 20,000. seaport, capital, 1841, and chief commercial town of Crete; small but good harbor; exports soap, oil, and wax; ancient Cydonia. Pop. 25,000. department, Uruguay; area, 1,833 sq. miles. Pop. 92,000. ket-carrier), Gk. woman who carried the elements of religious sacrifices; seen in sculptured reliefs. American writer. Graduated from Ohio State University, 1899; Ph.D., Columbia, 1904; D. Litt., Middle bury College, Vt., 1912. Secretary of Horace Mann School 1902-5. Author of Corneille and Raciene in England, 1904; What Shal? We Do Now?, 1906; The Squirrel 1912: The Monti ori Mother, Hillsboro People, 1915; Fellow-Captains, 1916; The Brimming Cup, 1921; tain People of Importance, 1922, in France three years doing war 6° 32’ W.), town, Oviedo, Spain; goods. Pop, 25,000. town, Sicily; sulphur. Pop. 25,000. the dog-days, days in hottest period year when Sirius used to rise just sun; but this I conjunction s does not, He Oe anes. of the equinoxes, now og-days.
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