Coralrag

(Geol.) A group of the Oxford or Middle Oölite, consisting of continuous beds of petrified corals, attaining to a maximum thickne of 170 feet, and interstratified with beds of oölitic limestone. These strata occur in the N. districts of Berks hire and Wilts, and in Yorkshire, England. Cor'al-root, n. ( Bot .) See CORALLORHIZA. Coral Sea, so called from the coral reefs it contains, is that portion of the Pacific Ocean which has Australia on its W., and the New He brides on its E. side. Cor'al-tree, n. ( Bot .) See ERYTHRINA. Cor'al-wort, n. ( Bot .) Same as coral-root. See COR- ALLORHIZA. Co'ram non judice. [Lat., before one who is not judge.] ( Law . ) Applied to acts done by a court which has no jurisdiction in the case. Such acts have no validity. Co'ram, in New York , a post-village of Suffolk co., abt. 60 m. E. of New York city. Cor'anach, Cor'onach, n. [Gael.] A wailing cry for the dead; a loud lamentation over a corpse. (Called in Ireland a keen.)