Chancery-lane would be depopulated, and Cursitor-street be left to the fowls of the air; locks would fall 50 per cent, and Mr. Bramah might betake himself to Van Dieman's Land.

<pb id='015.png' /> BRAMAH, ERNEST, pseud.

SEE Smith, Ernest Bramah.

SMITH, ERNEST BRAMAH.

The specimen case, by Ernest Bramah.

BRAMAH, ERNEST.

The story of Ching-Kwei and the destinies, by Ernest Bramah, pseud. of E. B. Smith.

The story of Wan and the remarkable shrub, by Ernest Bramah, pseud. of E. B. Smith.

SEE Smith, James G. SMITH, E. B. SEE Bramah, Ernest.

SEE Bramah, Ernest.

SEE Bramah, Ernest.

SEE Bramah, Ernest.

<pb id='015.png' /> BRAMAH, ERNEST, pseud.

SEE Smith, Ernest Bramah.

SMITH, ERNEST BRAMAH.

The specimen case, by Ernest Bramah.

BRAMAH, ERNEST.

The story of Wan and the remarkable shrub, by Ernest Bramah, pseud. of E. B. Smith.

SEE Smith, James G. SMITH, E. B. SEE Bramah, Ernest.

SEE Bramah, Ernest.

SEE Bramah, Ernest.

SEE Bramah, Ernest.

In the Brahminic Mysteries of Hindostan the ceremony of initiation was terminated by intrusting the aspirant with the sacred, triliteral name, which was AUM, the three letters of which were symbolic of the creative, preservative, and destructive principles of the Supreme Deity, personified in the three manifestations of Bramah, Siva, and Vishnu.

" "A small desk, that was once your mother'sit has a Bramah lock.

BRAMAH, JOSEPH, an engineer, born in Barnsley, Yorkshire; author of many mechanical inventions, 18 of which were patented, among others the hydraulic press, named after him (1748-1814).