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He held an official post, and invited travellers and pilgrims to his house, whom he regularly disposed of and plundered. In the Germen Davidis of Gants, translated into Latin by Vorstius, Lug. 1654, is an extract from a Hebrew MS. containing an account of Alroy. I subjoin a translation of a passage respecting his death.
"Hoc addam: Hie illa est senio argentata Columba Davidis, coelos hinc petit ille suos." This monument was erected by the bishop's eldest son, Sir William Dove, Kt., of Upton. He only remained here as bishop two years, when he was translated to Bath and Wells.
In Merionethshire, according to Professor Ramsay, the Lingula Flags attain their greatest development; in Carnarvonshire they thin out so as to have lost two- thirds of their thickness in eleven miles, while in Anglesea and on the Menai Straits both they and the Tremadoc beds are entirely absent, and the Lower Silurian rests directly on Lower Cambrian strata. Paradoxides Davidis, Salter.
This he took up, thinking to get some amusement from the births of the illustrious Bruces; but the only inscription he could find, besides the name of John Cowie, was the following in pencil: "Super Davidis Psalmum tertium vicesimum, syngrapham pecuniariam centum solidos valentem, qu�, me mortuo, a Annie Anderson, mihi dilecta, sit, posui."
FOREIGN. Ungulite or Obolus grit of Russia. BRITISH. Tremadoc slates. FOREIGN. "Primordial" zone of Bohemia in part, with trilobites of the genera Paradoxides, etc. BRITISH. Menevian beds of Wales, with Paradoxides Davidis, etc. FOREIGN. Lower portion of Barrande's "Primordial" zone in Bohemia. BRITISH. Fundamental gneiss of the Hebrides? FOREIGN. Labradorite series north of the river St.
They include Expositio Libri Psalmorum Davidis . His controversial works refer to such subjects as the translation of the Bible into the vernacular, against Servetus, etc. H., b. in Co. Waterford, m. the Rev. W. Alexander, afterwards Bishop of Derry and Archbishop of Armagh. Her Hymns for Little Children had reached its 69th edition before the close of the century. Some of her hymns, e.g.
A new genus of trilobite called Plutonia Sedgwickii, not yet figured and described, has been met with in the Harlech grits. It is comparable in size to the large Paradoxides Davidis before mentioned, has well-developed eyes, and is covered all over with tubercles.
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