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and the Acts of the Apostles, I.
126.

HOLUMO (Gharma), country, Central
Asia, XIV. 4.

HOLY ALLIANCE (1815), III. 135; IX.
619.

HOLY BROTHERHOOD, Spanish con-
federation, XXII. 326.
HOLY COMMUNION, VIII. 651. See

Communion.

HOLY CROSS, mountain, Colorado,
United States, VI. 161; XXIII. 796.
HOLY GRAIL, The, in mediæval legend,
XI. 34; XX. 645; XXIV. 632; in Chres-
tien de Troyes's poem, v. 687.
HOLYHEAD, town, Wales, XII. 104.
HOLY HOUSE, cathedral of Loreto,
Italy, XV. 4.

HOLY ISLAND, Northumberland, Eng-
land, XII. 105; XVII. 565.
HOLY JUNTA, of Avila, XXII. 328.

HOLY LANCE, Discovery of the, VI.
626.

HOLY LAND, The, XVIII. 170.
HOLY MAID, of Kent, III. 404.

HOLY OFFICE, name for the Inquisition,
XIII. 91.

HOLYOKE, town, Massachusetts, U.S.A.,
XII. 105.

HOLY PLACES, Pilgrimages to, XIX.
93.

HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE, VIII. 181; X. 484; XX. 787; popedom at creation of, XIX. 496.

HOLYROOD PALACE, Edinburgh, VII.

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HOLY WEEK, in ecclesiastical calendar,
XII. 106.

HOLYWELL, town, Wales, XII. 106; Ix.
327.

HOLYWOOD, John (Sacro Bosco), Scottish mathematician and astronomer, XXI. 140, 543.

HOLZMINDEN, town, Germany, XII. 106.

HOMAGE, in feudal times, XII. 107; salutations as signs of, XXI. 236. HOMALOPSIDÆ, family of snakes, XXII. 192.

HOMAXONIA, term in morphology, XVI. 844.

HOMBERG, Wilhelm, Dutch natural philosopher, XII. 107.

HOMBURG, town, Germany, XII. 107; mineral water of, XVI. 434.

781.

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HOMEL, town, Russia, XII. 108.
HOMER, Greek poet, XII. 108; language
of, XI. 134; his place in Greek liter-
ature, XI. 137; his place in epic
poetry, XIX. 267; references to Pho-
nicia in, XVIII. 805; question of the
site of his Troy, XXIII. 582; recension
of, by Aristarchus, II. 504; Chapman's
translations of, v. 396; French transla-
tions, VI. 759; Pope's translation,
XIX. 485.

HOMERIDE, poets of Chios, XII. 110;
XXI. 466.

HOME RULE, in Ireland, XIII. 272.
HOMESTEAD, Law relating to, in
United States, XII. 122; XX. 308; in
Iceland, XII. 620.

XXII. 847.

HONAN, island, at Canton, China, v. 37.

HO-NAN, province, China, v. 634.

Foo, town, China, v. 634.
HONDA, town, Colombia, South America,
XII. 129.

HONDECOETER, Melchior d', Dutch
painter, XII. 129.
HONDURAS, republic, Central America,
XII. 129; antiquities of, 1. 693.
-, British, XII. 132.

HONE, whetstone, XII. 134.

William, English satirist and antiquary, XII. 135.

HONECOURT, Wilars de, French in

ventor, XVIII. 554.

HONEY, XII. 136; III. 502; lævulose in,
XXII. 624; of Hymettus, XI. 88.
HONEY-BADGER, carnivorous mammal,
XX. 288.

HONEY BEAR, carnivorous mammal, III.
462.

HOMESTEADS, Erection of, I. 308.
HOMEYER, Karl Gustav, German his- HONEY-COMB, III. 489.
torical writer, XII. 124.
HONEY-EATER, bird, XII. 139.

HOMICIDE, in law, XII. 124; XV. 780; | HONEY-GUIDE, bird, XII. 139.
XVII. 52.

HOMILDON HILL, England, Battle of
(1402), XVIII. 523.

HOMILIARIUM, book of homilies, XII.
125.

HOMILIES, Books of, XII. 125; in Church
of England, VIII. 379.

HOMILITE, mineral, XVI. 409.

HOMILY, XII. 125.

HONEY-SUCKER, or Honey-Eater, bird,
XII. 139.

HONEYSUCKLE, plant, XII. 140.
HONFLEUR, town, France, XII. 140.
HONG-KIANG, river, Cochin China, VI.
93.

HONG-KONG, island and town, China,
XII. 141; observatory at, XVII. 716.
HONG MERCHANTS, Canton, V. 38.

HOMINIDE, Zoological group containing HONITON, town, England, XII. 142.

man alone, XV. 444.

HOMOCŒLA, order of sponges, XXII.
422.

HOMODERMA, genus of sponges, XXII.
413.
HOMEOPATHY, system of medicine, XII.
126; XV. 814; Hahnemann's relations
to, XI. 373.
HOMOGENEOUSNESS, in matter, defined,
VII. 804.

HONOLULU, town, Hawaiian Islands,
XI. 531.

HONORARIUM, Jus, in Roman law, xx.
695.

HONORATUS, St, of Lerins, XXI. 238.
HONORIFIC SACRIFICES, XXI. 132.
HONORIUS I., pope, XII. 143; on Mono-
thelitism, XVI. 758.

795.

II., pope, XII. 143; XX. 791.
II., antipope, XII. 143; XIX. 498.
III., pope, XII. 143; XIII. 474; xx.

IV., pope, XII. 143.

Flavius Augustus, emperor of the West, XII. 143; XX. 779; his relations with Alaric, I. 442.

HONOUR, Order of the Legion of, XIV. 417.

Titles of, XXIII. 417.

HOMOLOGOUMENA, universally acknow-
ledged books of Scripture, 11. 128.
HOMOLOGY, in biology, XVI. 839; dis-
tinguished from analogy, XXIV. 807.
HOMOOUSION, Doctrine of the, II. 830.
HOMOPLASY, in biology, XXIV. 808; of
sponges, XXII. 426.
HOMOPTERA (Hemiptera), suborder of
insects, XI. 646; XIII. 153.
HOMO-PYROCATECHINE, product of HONOURABLE, title, XXIII. 418.
wood distillation, XXIII. 57.
HOMOQUININE, in chemistry, XX. 185.
HOMOTAXIS, identity of order of types,
in geology, X. 322.
HOMPESCH, Ferdinand, grand-master,
Knights of St John, XXI. 175.
HOMRA, plateau, Sahara, Africa, XXI.

149.

Hesse-, landgraviate, Germany, XI. HOMS, or Hems, town, Syria, XI. 649.
HON, Egyptian measure, XXIV. 485.

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HONTHEIM, Johann Nikolaus von,
opponent of Ultramontanism, XII.
143; his treatise Febronius, XIX. 507.
HONTHORST, Gerard van, Dutch
painter, XII. 143.

HONVED, Hungarian army of defence,
XII. 374.

HOOBLY (Hubli), town, India, XII. 328.
HOOCH, Pieter de, Dutch painter, XII.

144.

HOO-CHOW FOo, town, China, XII. 144. HOOD, in academic costume, VI. 464. Viscount, English admiral, XII.

146.

John Bell, American general, XXIII. 779, 789.

-, Thomas, English humorist and poet, XII. 145.

HOOSAC TUNNEL, Massachusetts, U.S.A., | HORN, musical instrument, XII. 67;
XV. 613.
XXIII. 592.

HOP, plant, XII. 156; culture of, 1. 381;
IV. 272; mildew of, XVI. 294; use of
hops in brewing, IV. 272.
HOPE, in phrenology, XVIII. 845.

Thomas, English writer and
antiquary, XII. 158.

Tom, English humorist and poet, HOPEITE, mineral, XVI. 405.

XII. 146.

Mount, Cascade Mountains, U.S.A., XVII. 822; XXIII. 800.

HOODED CROWs, of Europe and India, VI. 618.

HOODED SNAKE, or Cobra, VI. 90. HOOD-MOULD, in architecture, II. 466. HOOFS, of mammals, XV. 348; of the horse, XII. 178, 195. HOOFT, Pieter Cornelissen, Dutch poet and historian, XII. 146, 93. HOOGEVEEN, village, Netherlands, XII. 147.

HOOGE VELD, district of Transvaal, South Africa, XXIII. 518.

HOOGHE, Romain de, Dutch caricaturist,

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Theodore Edward, English novelist and dramatist, XII. 148.

Walter Farquhar, dean of Westminster, XII. 149. HOOKAH, tobacco pipe, XIX. III. HOOKE, Robert, English man of science,

XII. 149; his theories of the composition of air, V. 461; on attraction, III. 64; on the laws of magnetism, XV. 236; his sextant, XXI. 724; his law of strains, XXII. 595; law of tension and force, VII. 803; his controversy with Newton, XVII. 442.

HOPETOUN HOUSE, Linlithgow, Scotland, XIV. 670.

HÖPKEN, Anders Johan von, Swedish
rhetorician, XXII. 755.
HOPKINS, river, Victoria, Australia,
XXIV. 216.

, Ezekiel, bishop of Londonderry, XII. 158.

589.

John, his psalms and hymns, XII.

Samuel, American theologian, XII.

158. HOPKINSON, Francis, American satirist, XII. 159; 1. 722.

,

Joseph, American poet, I. 722. HOPLONEMERTEA, suborder of nemertine worms, XVII. 326, 330. HOPLOPHORIDE,

fossil

family of edentate mammals, XV. 388. HOP-MILDEW, XVI. 294. HOPOTERODONTES, suborder of snakes, XXII. 192.

HOPPNER, John, English portrait painter, XII. 159.

HOR, district, Tibet, XXIII. 341.

Mount, of Scripture, XII. 159. HORACE, Latin poet, XII. 159; representative of the Augustan age, III. 82; as satirist, XXI. 318; his language and style, XIV. 334; his place in Roman literature, XX. 723.

HORATII, three brothers, champions of Rome, XII. 166.

HORATIUS, or Horace (q.v.), (Quintus

Horatius Flaccus), Latin poet, XII. 159. HORBACHITE, mineral, XVI. 391. HORDE, town, Prussia, XII. 166.

HOOKER, Joseph, American general, HORDES, ethnological groups, VIII. 619.

XII. 150; XXIII. 777.

Mrs, her process of encaustic

painting, VIII. 187.

Richard, English ecclesiastical writer, XII. 150; VIII. 421.

Thomas, New England Puritan, XII. 726.

Sir William Jackson, English botanist, XII. 152. HOOKS AND CODS, Dutch political parties, XII. 72. HOOLE, John, English translator and dramatist, XII. 153. HOO-NAN, province, China, v. 637. HOOPER, John, English bishop and martyr, XII. 153. HOO-PIH, province, China, v. 637. HOOPING-COUGH, XII. 154. HOOPOE, bird, XII. 154; XIV. 315. HOORN, town, Holland, XII. 155.

HOREB, Mount, Arabia, XXII. 88; XIII. 396; Elijah on, VIII. 135. HOREHOUND, plant, XII. 166, 289. HORGEN, town, Switzerland, XII. 166. HORIM, Idumean cave-dwellers, XII. 699; XXIII. 583.

HORITZ, town, Bohemia, XII. 167. HORIZON, Artificial, its use in navigation, XVII. 273.

HORMAYR, Joseph, Baron von, German
statesman and historian, XII. 167.
HORMIGAS, islets, Peru, XVIII. 671.
HORMISDAS, Pope, XII. 167.
HORMIZD I., king of Persia, XVIII. 608.

II., of Persia, XVIII. 609.

IV., of Persia, XVIII. 613. HORMUZ (Ormus), town, Persia, XVII. 856. HORN, HORNS, XII. 167; of animals, XV. 348, 431; XXII. 108; use of, for comb-making, VI. 178.

Cape, South America, XXIII. 383; rounded by Le Maire and Schouten, X. 186.

AND RIMENHILD, Stories of, Xx.

657. HORNBEAM, tree, XII. 168; culture of, II. 317.

HORNBILL, bird, XII. 169.

HORNBLENDE, mineral, X. 228; XV. 217; XVI. 417. HORNBLENDE-ANDESITE, mineral, X.

235.

HORNBLOWER, Jonathan, improver of steam-engine, XXII. 477; XXIV. 414. HORN-BOOK, XII. 170. HORNCASTLE, town, England, XII. 170. HORNE, George, bishop of Norwich, XII. 171; opponent of Adam Smith, XXII.

170.

,

Thomas Hartwell, English Biblical writer, XII. 171.

HORNED POUT, fish, XXII. 68.

HORNELLSVILLE, town, New York, U.S.A., XII. 171.

HORNEMANN, Friedrich K., traveller in Africa, I. 246.

HORNER, Francis, English political economist, XII. 171.

W. G., his method of solving equations, I. 516; VIII. 500. HÖRNESITE, mineral, XVI. 404. HORNET, insect, XXIV. 392. HORNISGRINDE, mountain,

Black

Forest, Germany, XXIV. 700. HÖRNLI, mountain, Switzerland, xxIII. 330.

HORNPIE, bird, XIV. 308.

HORNPIPE, dance and tune, XII. 171.
HORN SILVER, XXII. 69.
HORNSILVER MINE, Utah, U.S.A.,
XXIII. 815.

HORNSTONE, mineral, XVI. 389, 419.
HORN WORK, in fortification, IX. 439.
HOROLOGIUM OF ANDRONICUS, monu-
ment, Athens, III. 8.

HOROPTER, in optics, VIII. 826; xxii. 538.

.

HOROSCOPE, Magician's, XV. 206. HORROCKS, or Horrox, Jeremiah, English astronomer, XII. 172; his observation of the transit of Venus, II. 754.

HORSA, Invasion of England by, vIII. 269. HORSE, XII. 172; XV. 429; breeding and rearing of, 1. 384; pairing with ass, XVII. 13; diseases of, XXIV. 201, 204; hair of, for manufacture, XI. 376; hides of, for tanning, XIV. 380, 386; of Arabia, II. 240; in AustriaHungary, III. 119; of Bhutan, India, III. 632; Clydesdales, XIV. 251; Persian, XVIII. 625; wild, of Turkestan, XXIII. 635, 638; yabu of Afghanistan, I. 233.

HORSE ARTILLERY, II. 662, 667.
HORSE-CHESTNUT tree, XII. 205; cul-
ture of, II. 319.

HORSE-CHESTNUT OIL, XVII. 744.
HORSE-GREASE, as source of vaccine

matter, XXIV. 24.

HOSEMANN, Andreas (Osiander), German | HOUDON, Jean Antoine, French sculptor,
Reformer, XVIII. 55.
XII. 314; XXI. 563.
HOSHANGABAD, district and town, India, HOUGHTON, John, his work on Hus-
XII. 298.
bandry and Trade, 1. 299.

HOSIERY, XII. 299; factories in England, HOUND, dog, XII. 314; VII. 328.
VIII. 233.

HORSE GUARDS, Government office, HOSIUS, bishop of Cordova, XII. 300.
London, XIV. 839.

HORSE LATITUDES, The, in the North
Atlantic, XVI. 144.
HORSE-LEECH, XIV. 404.
HORSE-MACKEREL, fish, XII. 206.
HORSEMANSHIP, XII. 195.
HORSENS, town, Denmark, XII. 206.
HORSE OIL, XVII. 744.
HORSE-POWER,

engineers' unit

of

energy, XII. 207; XV. 715; in mecha-
nics, XV. 772, 773; of steam-engines,
XXII. 476, 491.

HORSE-POX, XXIV. 204.
HORSE-RACING, XII. 199; book-making
at, III. 618; at Doncaster, VII. 361;
the Derby and Oaks, at Epsom, VIII.
496; at Newmarket, XVII. 399.
HORSERADISH, plant, XII. 207, 283.
HORSE SHOES, Making of, xxi. 831;
nails for, XVII. 166.
HORSE-STINGER, dragon-fly, VII. 385.
HORSETAIL, plant, XII. 207; XXI. 62;
stem of, IV. 106.

HORSFORD, his measurement of electro

lytic resistance, VIII. 48.

HOSKYN, Chandos Wren, History of
Agriculture by, I. 291.

HOSPITAL, HOSPITALS, XII. 301; of
British army, II. 583; foundling, IX.
481; seamen's, XXI. 607; in England,
VIII. 253; at Paris, XVIII. 282.

AMBULANCES, I. 665.
HOSPITALISM, in surgery, XXII. 678.
HOSPITALITY, among the Greeks, XII.
307.

HOSPITALLERS, Knights, Order of, XXI.
173, 174; XVI. 709; their rivalry with
the Templars, XXIII. 163.
HOSPITIUM, Greek institution, XII.
307.

HOSPODARS, rulers of Walachia, XXI.
18.

HOSTE, island, Tierra del Fuego, XXIII.
384.

HOSTE-PIAR, mountain, Russia, XXIV.
282.

HOSTIA, Roman courtezan, XIX. 812.
HOT-AIR FURNACE, IX. 846.
HOT-BLAST STOVE, XIII. 302.
HOTCHKISS GUN, XI. 285.

HORSHAM, town, England, XII. 208; HOTCH-POT, in law, XII. 308.

XXII. 724.

HORSLEY, John, English antiquary, XII. 208.

-, Samuel, English bishop and controversialist, XII. 209; his contention with the Royal Society, XXI. 39.

William, English musical composer, XII. 209.

HORTA, Villa de, town, Azores, III. 172.
HORTEN, town, Norway, XII. 209.
HORTENSE, mother of Napoleon III.,
emperor of the French, XII. 209;
XVII. 226.

HORTENSIAN LAW, of Rome, XX. 738.
HORTENSIUS, Quintus, Roman orator,

XII. 210.

HORTICULTURE, Science and practice
of, XII. 211 (index, 295); societies for
promotion of, XXII. 225.
HORTULUS, Walafrid's poem, XXIV. 320.
HORTUS KEWENSIS, Aiton's catalogue,

I. 431.

HORTUS SICCUS, or Herbarium, XI. 715.
HORUS, Egyptian divinity, VII. 717.
HORVATH, Andreas, Hungarian poet,
XII. 377.

Hos, people, India, XXII. 94.
HOSAIN B. ALI, Husein, or Hoseyn,
Moslem leader, XVI. 567, 568; 11. 258;
tomb of, at Kerbela, Asiatic Turkey,
XIV. 48; hero of passion play, XI. 508;
XVIII. 660.

HOSEA, Old Testament prophet, XII.
295; XIII. 411.

HÔTEL DES INVALIDES, Paris, XVIII.
283, 292.

HÔTEL DE VILLE, in architecture, II.
466.

HÔTEL DIEU, in architecture, II. 466.
HOTELS, Law relating to, XIII. 81.
HOTHAM, suburb of Melbourne, Victoria,
XV. 8, 366.

fish, XXI. 774.

HOUNSLOW, town, England, XII. 316;
military school of music at, II. 586.
HEATH, England, XII. 316.
HOUR-ANGLE, in tides, XXIII. 357,
367.

HOURS OF IDLENESS, Byron's work, IV.
605.

HOUSA, or Houssa, people, Africa, XII.
318; 1. 271.

HOUSATONIC, river, Massachusetts,
U.S.A., xv. 611.

HOUSE, Building of, IV. 447; architec-
ture of, II. 392, 413, 419, 449, 453;
XX. 828; sanitation of, XII. 567; early
Irish, XIII. 256.

Royal E., American telegraphist,
XXIII. 113.

HOUSEBREAKING, IV. 534.

HOUSE-FLY, insect, XII. 317; proboscis of, XXIII. 478.

HOUSEHOLD, Royal, of England, XXI.
35.

HOUSELEEK, plant, XII. 317, 252.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, England, VIII.

260; XVIII. 311.

HOUSE OF LORDS, England, VIII. 259;
XVIII. 310, 461; as court of appeal,
II. 209.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, United
States, XXIII. 749.

HOUSE-PAINTING, IV. 510; XVII. 39.
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, at London,
XIV. 839.

HOUSSA, people, Africa, XII. 318; I.

271.

HOTHO, Heinrich Gustav, German art HOUSSAYE, Abraham N. Amelot de la, critic, XII. 308.

HOTHOUSE, for plants, XII. 221.
HOTMAN, François, French publicist,
XII. 308.

HOT-SPRINGS, town, Arkansas, U.S.A.,
XII. 309; XVI. 436.
HOTSPUR (Henry Percy), English war-
rior, XVIII. 523.
HOTTENTOTS, South-African race, XII.
309; I. 264; V. 45, 47; language of,
XVIII. 779; myths of, XVII. 147; re-
ligion of, XX. 362.
HOTTINGER, Johann Heinrich, Swiss
theologian and philologist, XII. 313.
HOTTOMAN, or Hotman, François,
French publicist, XII. 308.

HOT WAVES, of air, in United States,
XXIII. 805.

HOUAHOUNA, island, Marquesas, Pacific,
XV. 564.

HOUBRAKEN, Jacobus, Dutch engraver,

XII. 314.

HOUDAN FOWLS, XIX. 645.
HOUDIN, J. E. Robert, French conjurer,
XIV. 415; XV. 209.

French historian, 1. 668.

HOUSTON, town, Texas, U.S.A., XII. 318;
XXIII. 205.

Samuel, American general and statesman, XII. 318.

HOUTOU, bird, XVII. 3.

HOUWAERT, Jean Baptista, Flemish
poet, XII. 319, 92.

HOVAKS, tribe, Moravia, XVI. 811.
HOVAS, people of Madagascar, XV. 171,
324.
HOVEDON, Roger of, English chronicler,
XII. 319.

HOWARD, Lord, of Effingham, high
admiral of England, II. 544.

-, Catherine, wife of Henry VIII, VIII. 337; XI. 665.

IIO.

Frederick, fifth earl of Carlisle, v.

George W. F., seventh earl of Carlisle, v. 110.

-, Henry, earl of Northampton, XVII. 558.

Henry, earl of Surrey, English poet, XXII. 694.

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Sir William, British general in America, XXIII. 742, 743. HOWELL, James, English writer and politican, XII. 324.

HOWITT, Mary, English writer, XII. 324. | William, English writer, XII. 324. HOWITZER, gun, XI. 306, 310. HOWLEGLAS (Eulenspiegel), chap-book, VIII. 664.

HOWLET, bird, xvIII. 88.

HOWLING DERVISHES, VII. 114; XXII. 663.

HOWMAN, John (John de Feckenham),

English ecclesiastic, IX. 61. HOWRAH, town, India, XII. 325. HOWTH, Hill of, Ireland, VII. 494. HÖXTER, town, Prussia, XII. 325. Hoy, island, Orkney, Scotland, XVII. 846.

HOYLE, Edmund, English writer on games, XII. 326.

HOZIER, Pierre d', French genealogist and journalist, XVII. 424. HRABANUS MAURUS MAGNENTIUS, archbishop of Mainz, XII. 326; XXI. 420; his encyclopædia, VIII. 191; school of, X. 522.

HRADSCHIN, part of Prague, Bohemia, XIX. 658.

HRODBERT (Rupert), St, of Bavaria, XXI. 61.

HROLF (Duke Robert), Norman leader, XX. 627; IX. 535; XVII. 540. HROSVITHA, mediæval authoress, XII. 326; VII. 412.

HUACAS, ruined structures in Peru, II. 452.

HUACO (Guaco), plant, XI. 227. HUAHINE, island, Tahiti Archipelago,

XXIII. 22.

HUALCAN, mountain, Peru, XVIII. 672. HUALLAGA, river, Peru, XVIII. 673. HUANACO (Guanaco), ungulate mammal,

XIV. 739.

HUANCAS, Peruvian nation, XVIII. 676. HUANCAVELICA, town, Peru, XII. 327; XVIII. 675.

HUANDOY, mountain, Peru, XVIII. 672. HUANUCO, town, Peru, XII. 327; XVIII. 675.

HUARAZ, town, Peru, XII. 327; XVIII. 675.

| HUASCAN, mountain, Peru, XVIII. 672. HUAURA, islets, Peru, XVIII. 671. HUAYLAS, Callejon de, ravine, Peru, XVIII. 672.

HUAYNA CCAPAC, the Great Ynca, Peru, XVIII. 677.

HUESCA, town, Spain, XII. 334; university of, XXIII. 839. HUESCAR, town, Spain, XII. 335. HUET, Pierre Daniel, French bishop and scholar, XII. 335; his Huetiana, I. 785.

HUAYNAPUTINA, volcano, Peru, XVIII. HUFELAND, Christoph Wilhelm, Ger

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HUBNERITE, mineral, XVI. 403. HUC, Evariste Régis, French missionary and traveller, XII. 328; in Tibet, XIV. 503; XXIII. 338.

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HUGH, St, of Avalon, bishop of Lincoln, XII. 336.

the Great, duke of France, IX. 536; X. 483; XVII. 541.

count of Vermandois, crusader, VI. 624.

of Paris, scholastic theologian, XII. 337.

- of St Cher, French cardinal and scholar, XII. 337.

of St Victor, scholastic theologian, XII. 337; XVII. 132; XXI. 425.

CAPET, king of France, IX. 536. HUGHENDEN, district, Queensland, XX. 172.

HUCBALD, mediæval musical composer,
XII. 329; on musical scales, XVII. 80.
HUCHTENBURG, Jacob and John van,
Dutch painters, XII. 329.
HUCKNALL-TORKARD, town, England, HUGHES, David Edwin, his type-print-

XVII. 598.

HUDDERSFIELD, town, England, XII. 330; population, XXIV. 748. HUDIBRAS, Samuel Butler's poem, IV. 589; VIII. 424.

HUDSON, town, New York, U.S.A., XII. 331.

mineral spring, New Mexico, U.S.A., XVII. 400.

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George, English railway promoter, XII. 332.

Henry, English navigator and explorer, XII. 332; XVII. 454; XXIII. 730; his Arctic explorations, XIX. 317.

Jeffery, English dwarf, vII. 568. HUDSONITE, mineral, XVI. 416. HUDSON RIVER, United States, XII.

331; XVII. 451; XXIII. 761, 792; tunnel under, at New York, XVII. 465; XXIII. 623.

HUDSON'S BAY, Whale fishery of, XXIV. 527.

HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, XII. 333; X. 190; XIX. 318; XXI. 827. HUÉ, town, Anam, Asia, XII. 333; VI. 96.

HUELVA, province, Spain, XII. 334; XXII. 298; town, XII. 334.

ing telegraph, XXIII. 120; his microphone, XXIII. 129, 132.

HUGH TOWN, Scilly Isles, England, XXI. 465.

HUGLI (Hooghly), river, district, and town, India, XII. 147.

HUGO, or Hugh, count of Provence, XIX. 877; XX. 787.

of St Victor, scholastic theologian, XII. 337; XVII. 132; XXI. 425. Victor, French poet, IX. 676. HUGOLIN, Cardinal, his rule of Franciscan nuns, IX. 699. HUGUBERT (Hubert), St, bishop of Liége, XII. 328. HUGUENOTS, French Protestants, XII. 337; IX. 559, 560; in the Cevennes, IV. 743; under Henry IV., XI. 671; organization of, at La Rochelle, IX. 567; in relation to Presbyterianism, XIX. 693.

Les, Meyerbeer's opera, XVI. 222. HUI NEILL, dynasty of Irish kings, XIII. 250.

HUISNE, river, France, XVIII. 1. HUITZILOPOCHTLI, war-god of Aztecs, XVI. 211; XVII. 150; temple of, at Mexico, XVI. 221.

HUEN, Denmark, Tycho Brahe's obser- HULAGU, Mongol prince, xvI. 588, 742. vatory at, XVII. 709.

HUERTAS, irrigated plains, Spain, XXII.

299.

HUESCA, province, Spain, XII. 334; XXII. 298.

HULEH, lake, Palestine, XIII. 746. HULKS, The, for convicts, XIX. 751. HULL, town, England, XII. 340; XIV. 90; population and representation, XXIV. 748; fisheries, IX. 249.

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HULL, town, Quebec, Canada, xx. 167.

Isaac, American naval officer, XXIII. 789.

HULNE ABBEY, Northumberland, England, I. 21; XVII. 568.

HULS, town, Prussia, XII. 342.

HULSE, John, English divine, XII. 342. HULSEAN LECTURESHIP, Cambridge university, England, XII. 342. HULVER, or Holly, tree, XII. 101.

VIII. 720; of

HUMAITA, town, Paraguay, XVIII. 244.
HUMAN BODY, Anatomy of the, I. 819.
HUMANISM, Petrarch as founder of,
XVIII. 709; in relation to the Renais-
sance, XX. 381, 384, 391.
HUMANITARIANISM,
Leroux, XIV. 471.
HUMANITY, Comte's religion of, VI. 237.
HUMAN NATURE, Butler's Sermons on,
IV. 587; Hume's Treatise of, XII. 351.
HUMAN-POWER, in mechanics, XV. 772.
HUMAN SACRIFICES, XXI. 136; in
Dahomey, VI. 767; in India, 111. 564; |
Phoenician, XVIII. 803; in Polynesia,
XIX. 426.

HUMAN UNDERSTANDING, Hume on the, XII. 348; Locke on, VIII. 425; XIV. 756, 757.

HUMAYUN MAUSOLEUM, Delhi, India, VII. 47.

HUMBER, river, England, VIII. 216;

XIV. 654; XXIV. 747.

river, Newfoundland, XVII. 382. HUMBERT I.-III., princes of Savoy, XXI. 339.

HUMBLE-BEE, insect, XII. 342. HUMBOLDT, F. H. Alexander, Baron von, German naturalist and traveller, XII. 343; his explorations in South America, X. 192.

Karl Wilhelm von, German statesman and writer, XII. 346.

798.

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mountain ranges, U.S.A., XXIII.

river and lake, Nevada, U.S.A., XVII. 367.

HUMBOLDTILITE, mineral, XVI. 412. HUME, David, Scottish philosopher and historian, XII. 346; on mental association, II. 730; as economist, XIX. 364; his ethics, VIII. 602; on evolution, VIII. 760; his logic, XIV. 793; his metaphysics, XVI. 97; his view of psychology, xx. 38; his relations with Principal Robertson, XX. 600; with Rousseau, XXI. 26; with Adam Smith, XXII. 170; on scepticism, XXI. 381, 383; his relation to theism, XXIII. 246; his place in English literature, VIII. 431, 432; Kant's criticism of his philosophy, XIII. 848; Reid's criticism, XX. 351.

Joseph, English political reformer, XII. 355.

HUMERUS, Lars Johansson, Swedish | HUNT, Walter, inventor of a sewing

poet, XII. 356.

HUMIDITY, of the atmosphere, III. 33;

XVI. 119; measure of, XII. 569. HUMILIATI, religious order, XII. 356. HUMITE, mineral, XVI. 410. HUMMEL, Johann Nepomuk, Hungarian

musical composer, XII. 356. HUMMING-BIRD, XII. 357; III. 745. HUMMUNS, baths, in England, III. 437HUMPHREY, Miss, Gillray's printseller, X. 600.

CLINKER, by Smollett, XXII. 185. HUMS (Hems), town, Syria, XI. 649. HUMULUS, genus of plants, XII. 156. HUMUS, as manure, XV. 509. HUNDRED, territorial division, England, XII. 360; VI. 513; VIII. 273.

223.

DAYS, The (1815), IX. 618; XVII.

machine, XXI. 718.

— William Henry, English painter, XII. 384.

HUNTER, horse, XII. 187, 194.

river, New South Wales, XVII. 408.

John, English physiologist and surgeon, XII. 385; I. 815; xv. 816; his discoveries in anatomy and surgery, XXII. 676; his contributions to zoological science, XXIV. 815; his anatomical museum, 1. 819; XII. 390.

William, English physiologist and physician, XII. 391; 1. 814; XV. 816; his contributions to embryology, VIII. 165; to zoological science, XXIV. 815. HUNTERIAN MUSEUM, London, 1. 819; XII. 390.

HUNTER MOUNTAIN, Catskills, U.S.A., XXIII. 793.

HUNDRED-HANDERS, of ancient legend, HUNTING, XII. 392; with the cheetah,

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HUNDRED PLAYS, of the Yuen dynasty, HUNTINGDON, county, England, XII.
China, v. 666.
397; population and representation,
XXIII. 727; town, XII. 398.

HUNDRED YEARS' WAR, between France and England, IX. 545. HUNEA, island, New Caledonia, XVII. 376.

HUNERIC, Vandal king, XXIV. 58. HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE, XII. 374; XVIII. 779; XXIV. 2; dictionaries of, VII. 188.

HUNGARIAN LEATHER, XIV. 389. HUNGARIAN LITERATURE, XII. 375. HUNGARIANS, XII. 365; in Transylvania, XXIII. 522; in Walachia, XXI. 16. HUNGARIAN SISTERS, twin monsters, XVI. 766.

HUNGARY, XII. 361 (index, 380); III. 115; early connexion of Moldavia with, XXI. 18; under Deák, VII. 12; invasions of, by the Turks, XXIII. 642, 643; revolution in (1848), III. 137; coins of, XVII. 658; language, XXIV. 2; libraries, XIV. 527, 547; mines, XVI. 468; periodical literature, XVIII. 543; Presbyterianism in, XIX. 697; Rouman population of, XXIV. 270; wine industry, XXIV. 610. See also Austria-Hungary. HUNGER, XVII. 667.

476.

Earldom of, XXI. 482, 484; XXIII.

Selina, Countess of, Calvinistic Methodist, XII. 399; her support of Whitefield, XXIV. 551.

HUNTINGTON, Joseph, American Universalist, XXIII. 831.

HUNTS (Huntingdon), county, England,
XII. 397; XXIII. 727.
HUNYADY, John, governor of Hungary,
XII. 367, 368; xxIII. 642.

-, Matthias, king of Hungary, XII. 367, 368; xv. 634.

HUNZA, state, on the upper Indus, X. 597.

HUON, river, Tasmania, XXIII. 72.

DE BORDEAUX, early French epic, IX. 638; xx. 653.

ISLANDS, New Caledonia, Pacific,
XVII. 376.

HUPFELD, Hermann, German Orient-
alist, XII. 399; on the Pentateuch,
XVIII. 506.
HURD, Richard, English bishop, XII. 399.
HURDWAR, town, India, XI. 475.
HUREAULITE, mineral, XVI. 404.

HUNG SEW-TSEUEN, emperor of China, HURKA, river, Manchuria, xv. 466.

v. 651.

HUNG-WOO, emperor of China, v. 648. HUNNEBEDDEN, Dutch dolmens, XXI. 52. HUNS, XII. 381; origin of, XXIII. 659; early home of, XXIII. 639; under Attila, III. 61; their invasion of the Gothic dominions, X. 849; of Greece, XI. 112; of the Roman empire, XX. 781; in Italy, XIII. 468; in time of Theodosius I., XXIII. 257.

White, or Khazars, XIV. 59; XVIII. 610, 613; XXIII. 639.

HUMEERPOOR, district and town, India, HUNT, J. H. Leigh, English essayist,

XI. 423.

HUMERUS, Anatomy of the, I. 827.

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HURMUZ (Ormus), town, on Persian

Gulf, XVII. 856.

HURN, William, English hymn-writer,

XII. 595.

HURON, Lake, North America, XXI. 178, 182.

HURONITE, mineral, XVI. 418.

HURONS, American Indians, XII. 827, 831.

HURREEANAH, district, India, XI. 479. HURRICANE-BIRD, IX. 786.

HURRICANES, XVI. 154; in West Indies, XXIV. 511.

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