Mosasaurus
in paleontology, the name given by Conybeare to a gigantic discovered in the Maestricht chalk in rochampsa. It is now made the type of 1780, and was named by Sömmering Laa family, Mosasauridæ. M. camperi was certa gigantea. It came into possession of the French at the fall of Maestricht is believed to have been 70 feet long. an American military officer; born in Powhatan co., Va., Dec. 6, 1833; was graduis believed to have been 70 feet long. ated at the University of Virginia, and became a lawyer. On the outbreak of the ated at the University of Virginia, and Civil War, he entered the Confederate became a lawyer. On the outbreak of the Cavalry. In 1862-1865 he was colonel of Civil War, he entered the Confederate cavalry command that did very effective work in cutting National communicacavalry command that did very effective war he practiced law at Warrentown, Va.; was United States consul at Ho war he practiced law at Warrentown, Kong in 1875-1885. He wrote "War Hong of the Real South" (1901). Died in 1916.
Bohemian m 30, 1794, of Jewish parents; was between Reminiscences" (1887) and "The Dawn Kong in 1875-1885. He wrote War 1808 and 1816 the favorite music master musician; born in Prague, May Bohemian musician; born in Prague, May MOSCHUS of Vienna. Settling in London in 1825, he taught at the Academy of Music and conducted the philharmonic concerts.
After residing in England for 26 years, he became professor in the conservatory of Leipsic. He edited, in English, Schindler's "Life of Beethoven" (1841).
He died in Leipsic, March 10, 1870.
MOSES the empire. The foundation of the city dates from 1147. It became the capital of Muscovy, and afterward of the whole Russian empire; but was deprived of this honor in 1703, when Petrograd was founded. The principal event in the history of Moscow is the burning of it in 1812 for the purpose of dislodging the French from their winter quarters. The