Faneuil Hall
a public hall in Boston, presented Faneuil, in 1740. In 1761 it was dented to the town by Peter stroyed by fire. In 1763 it was rebuilt by feet square; the hall contains some fine ish occupation of Boston, it was used for a theater. It is an edifice about 80 feet square; the hall contains some fine paintings; and the basement is still used lands in the Pacific Ocean, lying between longitude 157° and 163° West. lands in the Pacific Ocean, lying besquare miles. The chief islands are The group has an area of about 260 square miles. The chief islands are ton, and Palmyra. They have been the property of Great Britain since 1888. Pop. about 200. property of Great Britain since 1888.
Pop. about 200. a temple dedicated to the goddess For- FANO (ancient Fanum Fortunæ, from a temple dedicated to the goddess Fortuna); a well-built town and seaport of central Italy, province of Urbino, 7 miles S. E. of Pesaro, and 29 N. W. by W. of Ancona. Manufactures silk stuffs, twists, etc. Pop. about 12,000.