KANALA, New Caledonia, Nickel-mines | KANT, Immanuel, German philosopher, | KARAKOL, town, Russia in Asia, xxI. of, XVII. 376. KANANUR, town, India, XIII. 834; XV. 312. KANARA, North, district, India, XIII. 834. -, South, district, India, XIII. 835. KANASTER TOBACCO, XXIII. 425. KANAUJ, town, India, XIII. 835; IX. 42. KANAWHA, river, West Virginia, U.S.A., XXIV. 518. KANBIL (Kamala), drug, XIII. 831. KANDAHAR, town, Afghanistan, XIII. 835. KANDAVU, island, Fiji group, IX. 156. KANDUKUR, town, India, XVII. 321. 286. ISLAND, South Australia, XXII. LEATHER, XIV. 389. KANG-HE, emperor of China, v. 650. KANG-KAO (Cancao), town, Cambodia, IV. 800. KANGRA, district, India, XIII. 841; XX. 109; town, XIII. 841. KANHWARA, town, India, XXI. 665. KANIAPUSCAW, lake, Labrador, XIV. 175. KANIEFF, or Kaneff, town, Russia, XIII. 838. KANISHKA, Buddhist king, North-West KANKAKEE, town, Illinois, U.S.A., XIII. 842. KANKER, state, India, XX. 257. KANO, or Kino, drug, XIV. 90. XIII. 844; X. 540; his doctrine of antinomies, II. 130; on mental association, II. 732; on axiomatic principles, III. 159; on the beautiful, I. 217; his doctrine of the categories, V. 224; on deism and theism, XXIII. 235, 246; his ethics, VIII. 609; on evolution, VIII. 761; on induction and analogy, I. 791; his view of Jesus Christ, XIII. 669; his influence on English literature, VIII. 432; his logic, XIV. 795, 799; his metaphysics, XVI. 82; on optimism and pessimism, XVIII. 687; on philosophy, XVIII. 794; his influence on German rationalism, XX. 290; his attitude towards scepticism, XXI. 383; Jacobi's criticism of, XIII. 538; his reply to Hume compared with Reid's, XX. 351. KANTELETAR, Finnish lyric poetry, IX. 220. KANTEMIR, Antiokh, Russian satirist, KANTYSEE, mountain, Tibet, XXIII. 340. IV. 425. KAPPEL, Switzerland, Battle of (1531), XX. 334; XXII. 790; XXIV. 612. KAPUAS, river, Borneo, IV. 56. KAPUNDA, town, South Australia, XXII. 284. KAPURTHALA, state, India, XIV. 2. KARABOGHAZ, gulf, Caspian Sea, v. 178. town, Central Africa, XIII. 842; KARA-DARIA, river, Central Asia, XXII. XXII. 248, 279. KANOJE (Kanauj), town, India, XIII. 835; IX. 42. 818. KARAFTU, or Karafuto (Saghalin), island, North Pacific, XXI. 147. KANSAS, State, U.S.A., XIII. 842; popu- | KARAGASSES, or Karagases, Ural-Altaic lation, XXIII. 802. CITY, town, Kansas, U.S.A., xXIV. 704. CITY, town, Missouri, U.S.A., XIII. 844; XVI. 526; XXIV. 704. KANSAS-NEBRASKA ACT, U.S.A., XXIII. 770. KANSK, town, Siberia, XXIV. 743. KANSTATT (Canstatt), town, Würtem berg, V. 26; XXII. 613; XXIV. 701. KAN-SUH, province, China, v. 638. people, Siberia, XXI. 251; XXII. 8; XXIII. 70. KARAGEORGEVICH (Czerny George), KARAITES, Jewish sect, XIV. 2; in 641. KARAKORUM, town, Central Asia, xiv. 2; Mongol palace at, XVI. 742. mountain range, XIV. 2; II. 684; XXIII. 340; pass, XIV. 2, 153; XXIII. 340. KARAKUL, lake, Central Asia, XVIII. 103. KARA-KUM, desert, Transcaspian Region, Russia, XXII. 820; XXIII. 511. KARAMAN (Caraman), town, Asiatic Turkey, v. 82; XV. 92. Turkish principality, Asia Minor, XXIII. 640. KARAMANIA (Caramania), district, Asiatic Turkey, v. 82. KARAMITA, Moslem sect, XVI. 586, 594. KARA MUSTAPHA, Turkish vizier and general, XIX. 296; xxIII. 645. KARAMZIN, Nikolai Mikhailovich, Russian writer, XIV. 3; XXI. 106. KARA SEA, Arctic Ocean, XVII. 604. KARASHAR, town, Turkestan, XXIII. 639. KARA STRAIT, Arctic Ocean, XVII. 604. KARASU-BAZAR, town, Russia, XIV. 3. KARA-TAU, mountains, Syr-Daria, Asia, XXII. 820. KARATAYS, race of people, Russia, XVI. 813. KARATCHAI, tribe of Tartars, Russia, XIV. 150; XXIII. 70. KARATCHEFF, town, Russia, XIV. 4; XVII. 826. KARATEGIN, Country, Central Asia, XIV. 4. KARAULI, state, India, XIV. 4; XX. 260; town, XIV. 4. KARAWANKEN, mountains, Austria, XXII. 614. Styria, KARCZAG, town, Hungary, XIV. 5. KARDJORDJE (Czerny George), Servian KARELIANS, race of people, Russia, XIV. 307; XVII. 764. KARELINITE, mineral, XVI. 396. KAREMA, town, Tanganyika, Africa, XXIV. 763. KARENS, race of people, Siam and Burmah, XXI. 852. KARGALYK, town, Turkestan, XXIII. 639; XXIV. 728. KARHARBARI, coalfield, India, XII. 737. KARIKAL, town, India, XIV. 5. KARIM KHAN, Persian ruler, XVIII. 644. KARIMON DJAWA, islands, Java, XIII. 600. KARKAR (Curzola), town, Dalmatia, VI. 728. KARKARALINSK, town, Asiatic Russia, | KASBIN, or Casbin, town, Persia, V. 174; | KATAHDIN, mountain, Maine, U.S.A., KARLSTADT (Carlstadt), district, Bavaria, V. 113. KARLUKS, Turkish tribe, XXIII. 659. KARMAN, or Kirman, town, Persia, XVIII. 627, 628. KARMANIA (Kirman), province, Persia, XIV. 99. KARMANSHAH, or Kirmanshahan, town, Persia, XIV. 100; XVIII. 628. KARMATHIANS, or Karmathites, Mohammedan people, Arabia, II. 259, 722; XIV. 15; XVI. 586, 594. KARNAC, Egypt, Temple of, 11. 390; VII. 777. KARNAL, district, India, XIV. 5; XX. 109; town, XIV. 5. KÄRNTEN, OF Carinthia, crown-land, Austria, v. 106; XXII. 614. KASHKAR, state, Hindu Kush, XIV. 9; KATHMANDU (Khatmandu), town, Nepal, XI. 838. KASHMIR, or Cashmere, Central Asia, valley and state, XIV. 9; XI. 823; dictionaries of language of, VII. 191; shawls of, XXI. 781. KASHNA (Katsena), town, Central Africa, XIV. 15; XXII. 279. XIV. 59; XVII. 342. KATIF, town, Arabia, XIV. 15. KATORS, people, Kafiristan, Asia, XIII. 821. KATRINE, Loch, Scotland, XIV. 217; XVIII. 666; XXII. 553; aqueduct from, II. 224; water-works of, X. 642. KASHOUBISH LANGUAGE, Slav dialect, KATSENA, town, Central Africa, XIV. 15; XXII. 151, 154. XXII. 279. KASIDA, variety of Persian poetry, KATTOWITZ, town, Prussia, XIV. 15. KASIKA VRITTI, Sanskrit commentaries, KASIMBAZAR, town, India, XIV. 14. KARNUL, district and town, Madras, KASIMOFF, town, Russia, XIV. 14; XXI. KARTUM (Khartum), town, Egypt, XIV. 58; I. 267; XVII. 507, 610. KARUN, river, Persia, XV. 68; XVIII. 620; XXI. 849. KARWAR, town, India, XIV. 7. KARWARS, Papuan idols, New Guinea, XVII. 388. KARYOKINESIS, process in animal tissuecells, XIX. 833. KASAKSTADT, town, Russia, XIX. 284. KASAN, or Kazan (q.v.), Russia, XIV. 20; observatory at, XVII. 714. KASANLIK, town, Roumelia, Turkey, XIV. 7. KASR, part of remains of Babylon, III. 182. AL-KEBIR, town, Morocco, XVI. 834. KASSAI, affluent of the Congo, Africa, XXIV. 764. KASSINA (Katsena), town, Central Africa, XIV. 15; XXII. 279. KASSOWITZ, M., his researches on rickets, XVIII. 374. KATTY-KURGAN, town, Russian Turkestan, XXIV. 782. KATTYWAR (Kathiawar), district, India, XIV. 14. KATUNSKIYE BYELKI, mountains, Siberia, XXIII. 438. KATWA, town, Bengal, India, XIV. 15. KATYAYANA, Sanskrit grammarian, XXI. 292. KATZBACH, river, Prussian Silesia, XXII. KAUAI, island, Hawaiian group, XI. XIV. 16. KAUFMANN PEAK, mountain, Turkestan, XXIII. 633. KAULBACH, Wilhelm von, German painter, XIV. 16. KASTAMUNI, town, Asia Minor, XIV. 14; KAU-LUNG, suburb of Hong Kong, province, XXIII. 653. China, XII. 141. KASTENBEIN, Charles, his type-setting KAUMENES, islets, Thera, Greece, XXIII. machine, XXIII. 701. 280. KASTORIA, town, European Turkey, KAUNE (Kovno), town, Russia, XIV. 146. XIV. 14. KASTRO, town, Imbros, Ægean Archi- KAUNITZ, Wenzel Anton, Austrian pelago, XII. 715. KASVIN (Casbin), town, Persia, V. 174; KAVA, intoxicating drink, of South Sea XVIII. 627, 628. KASZUBES, race, Russian Poland, XIX. 309. KAT, Egyptian weight, XXIV. 486. KATABOLISM, destructive processes in physiology, XIX. 13, 19, 22, 50; XXI. 724. Islands, XIV. 18. KAVADH I., ruler of Persia, XVIII. 611. II., of Persia, XVIII. 615. KAVAHINE, crystalline principle in kava, XIV. 18. KAVALA, town, European Turkey, XIV. 18. KAWAR (Bilma), town, Central Africa, KEANG-SOO, province, China, v. 635. KAWI, Java, Language and inscriptions KEBARS, Papuan tribe, New Guinea, KAWIN, balsamic resin, XIV. 18. KAWRATI, island, Laccadives, Indian Ocean, XIV. 183. KAWS, American-Indian tribe, XII. 832. KAY, John, Scottish caricaturist, XIV. 19. John, English watchmaker, associate of Arkwright, II. 541. KAYAK, Eskimo canoe, VIII. 545. KAYALPATNAM, town, India, XXIII. 405. KAYASTHS, race of people, India, XVIII. 72. KAYE (Caius), John, English physician, xv. 808; founder of Caius College, Cambridge, IV. 648. Sir John William, historian of India, XIV. 19. KAYELI, kingdom, Celebes, v. 290. KAZA, Turkish administrative division, XXIII. 654. KAZAKS, Mongol tribes, XIV. 95; XVI. 749. XVII. 388. valley, Transcaspian Region, Russia, XXIII. 512. KELISMAN, town, Asia Minor, v. 818. KELLER, Gottfried, Swiss writer, XXII. 800. KELLERMANN, François Christophe, French marshal, XIV. 29. KEBLE, John, English poet, XIV. 24; KELLETT, Sir Henry, Arctic explorer, hymns by, XII. 595. COLLEGE, Oxford, XVIII. 97. KECHO, town, Tong-King, IV. 624; VI. 96. KECSKEMET, town, Hungary, XIV. 26. KEDABEK, Transcaucasia, Russia, Copper works at, XXIII. 514. KEDAH, district, Malay Peninsula, xv. 322. KEDARNATH, Temple of, Himalayas, XI. 835. KEEL, of a ship, XXI. 819. KEELING ISLANDS, Indian Ocean, XIV. 26; XXII. 586. XIX. 322. KELLGREN, Johan Henrik, Swedish poet and critic, XIV. 29; XXII. 756. KELLIE, Earl of, claimant of earldom of Mar, xv. 525. KELLS, town, Ireland, XIV. 29. Book of, Irish MS., XVIII. 158. KELLY, Edward, astrologer, VII. 22. Thomas, Irish hymn-writer, XII. 595. William, his improvements in the cotton-spinning mule, VI. 497. William, Plymouthist, XIX. 239. KELP, source of iodine, XIV. 29; I. 508. KEENE, town, New Hampshire, U.S.A., | KELP-PIGEON, bird, XXI. 782. XVII. 392. KEEN-LUNG, emperor of China, v. 650. KEEP, or Donjon, in architecture, II. 466. KEEVE, mining tub, XVI. 465. KEEWATIN, or Kewatin, district, NorthWest Territory, British America, XVII. 573. KAZALA, town, Central Asia, XIV. 20. -, town, Russia, XIV. 20; XXI. 70; observatory at, XVII. 714; university, XXIII. 852. KAZANLIK, department, Roumelia, XXI. 22. KAZAN TARTARS, XXIII. 70. KAZBEK, mountain, Caucasus, v. 252. KAZBIN (Casbin), town, Persia, V. 174. KAZ-DAGH, mountains, Asia Minor, II. 706. XXIII. 620. KELSO, town, Scotland, XIV. 30; XXI. 34. KELT, salmon, XXI. 225. KELTAI, or Celts, (q.v.), V. 297. KEMAL PASHA-ZADA, Turkish writer, KEFFI ABD ES-SENGA, town, Sokoto, KEMAMAN, district, Malay Archipelago, KEFNEKAISE, mountain, Sweden, XXII. 736. KEHL, suburb of Strasburg, Germany, XXII. 589. KEIGHLEY, town, England, XIV. 27; population, XXIV. 748. KEI ISLANDS, Indian Archipelago, XIV. 27. KEILBERG, mountain, Germany, VIII. 533 KAZIM, Mohammed, his description of KEILHAU, Germany, Educational es- KAZINCZY, Ferencz, Hungarian writer, KEIM, Theodor, German theologian, XIV. KAZVIN (Cashin), town, Persia, V. 174; KEISER, Reinhard, German musician, XVII. 92. KAZWINI, Zachariah b. Mohammed al, KEITH, Scottish family, earls marischal KEA, New Zealand parrot, XVII. 354 KEA-KING, emperor of China, v. 651. Sarah (Mrs Siddons), English actress, XIV. 31; XXII. 32. KEMPELEN, Baron, his chess-playing automaton, XV. 210. KEMPIS, Thomas a, mediæval writer, XIV 31; XI. 208; XVII. 134. KEMPLEY, Gloucestershire, England, Church at, XVII. 45. KEMPTEN, town, Bavaria, XIV. 33. KEN, Thomas, English non-juring bishop, XIV. 33; hymns by, XII. 592. KENDAL, town, England, XIV. 34; XXIV. 515, 516. KENDI, Arab Christian apologist, XXII. 848. KENDRAPARA, town, India, xvii. 845. KENDREW, John, inventor of flaxspinning apparatus, XIV. 664. KENELM CHILLINGLY, Lytton's novel, XV. 123. KENIA, mountain, Africa, I. 250; discovered by Krapf, 1. 246, 250. KENILWORTH, town, England, XIV. 35. ithms, XVII. 182; on the lunar theory, | KESSLER, K., on birds, XVIII. 27. XVI. 800; his telescope, XXIII. 136; KEPPEL, province, North Borneo, XXI. KERAITS, Mongol tribe, XVI. 743, 744. KENITES, people, south of Palestine, KERAK, town, Syria, XIV. 48; site of, I. 723. Quintine, Knox's dispute with, XIV. 132. KESTEVEN, division of Lincolnshire, England, XIV. 655. KESTREL, bird, XIV. 53. KESWICK, town, England, XIV. 54. KETMIA (Gumbo), plant, XI. 276. KETONES, organic compounds, in chemistry, v. 568. KETTERING, town, England, XIV. 54; XVII. 556. KERELI GÖL, lake, Asia Minor, II. 709; | KETTLEDRUM, musical instrument, VII. KERENSK, town, Russia, XVIII. 515. 479. KETTLE FALLS, Columbia river, U.S.A., XXIV. 386. KETUBIM, part of the Hebrew canon, III. 635. KETURAH, of Scripture, XXIV. 738. KEUNTHAL, state, India, XIV. 54. GARDENS, near London, XI. 716; under Aiton's superintendence, I. 431; under Hooker's, XII. 153. KENNICOTT, Benjamin, English Heb- KERL, Johann Caspar, German musician, KEW-KEANG FOO, town, China, XIV. land, XXI. 477. II., of Scotland, XXI. 479. James, American jurist, XIV. 40. William, English artist landscape gardener, XIV. 40. KENTIGERN, St, Celtic missionary, XIV. 40; XXI. 474. KENTISH DIALECT, VIII. 391. KENTISH PLOVER, bird, XIV. 76. KENTS, breed of sheep, I. 392. ancient monuments, Carnac, France, V. 118; XXI. 51. KERMAN (Kirman), province, Persia, XIV. 99; XXI. 635. KERMANJI, Kurdish language, XIV. 157. KERMANSHAH, town and district, Persia, XIV. 100; XVIII. 628. KERMARIO, ancient monuments, Carnac, France, v. 118; XXI. 51. KERMES, insect and crimson dye from it, XIV. 49. KERMESITE, mineral, XVI. 396. KERNER, Anton, on Alpine plants, 1. KEYS, rocky islets, Florida, U.S.A., IX. KENT'S HOLE, cave, Devonshire, Eng- KEROUAN (Kairwan), town, Tunis, XIII. land, II. 115; V. 267; VII. 140. KENTUCKY, State, U.S.A., XIV. 41; population, XXIII. 802; caves of, V. 266; XV. 448; mule-breeding in, XVII. 14. 824. KEROWLY (Karauli), state, India, XIV. 4; XX. 260; town, XIV. 4. KERRY, county, Ireland, XIV. 50; population and representation, XXIII. 727. KENYON, Lord, English chief-justice, KERSAL MOOR, near Manchester, Eng XIV. 45. KEOKUK, town, Iowa, U.S.A., xiv. 45. KEPHALOS, villages, Paros, Greece, XVIII. 319. KEPLER, Johann, German astronomer, XIV. 45; II. 752; on astrology, II. 743; on infinites in geometry, XIII. 5; his laws of planetary motion, II. 779; XV. 708; XVII. 441; on Napier's logar land, XV. 459. KERTCH, town, Russia, XIV. 52; VI. 586. KESAB CHANDRA SEN, Brahman reformer, IV. 201. KESAV-DAS, Hindi writer, XI. 846. KESMARK, town, Hungary, XIV. 53. KESSELKOPPE, mountain, Germany, XX. 552. House of, Isle of Man, XV. 452. KEYSER, J. R., Norwegian historian, XVII. 592. 374. Thomas de, Dutch painter, XX. KEYSERLING, Alexander, on birds, XVIII. 26. KEY-STONE, in architecture, II. 466. KEY WEST, island and town, Florida, U.S.A., XIV. 55. KEZANLYK (Kasanlik), town, Roumelia, KHABAROVKA, town, Siberia, Russia, IMAGINATION, in psychology, XX. 57; in the fine arts, IX. 210; poetic, XIX. 263; productive, Kant on, XIII. 852; Gassendi's theory of, x. 106; Spinoza on, v. 153; Wordsworth's theory, XXIV. 672. IMPASTING, in painting, XVIII. 138. IMPEACHMENT, in law, XII. 717; by English parliament, VIII. 319; of peers, XVIII. 313. IMPENETRABILITY, Perception of, in psychology, XX. 56. IMPENNES, group of birds, XVIII. 45. IMPERATOR, Roman title, III. 80; VIII. 179; XX. 769. INCREMENT, The mics, XIV. 267. bility of instin IMPERFORATA, subclass of Protozoa, INDEPENDENTS, IMAGINES, work by Philostratus, XVIII. IMPERIAL, Francisco, Spanish poet, 797. work by Varro, XXIV. 93. IMAGO, fully developed butterfly, IV. 594. XXII. 355. CITIES, of Germany, IX. 747. IMPETIGO, skin disease, XXII. 123. IMPLEMENTS, of husbandry, I. 311. IMAM, Mohammedan priest, XII. 714; IMPORTS, National, Table of, per head, IMAUS, Northern, of Ptolemy, Pamir plateau, XVIII. 102. IMBABURA, mountain, Ecuador, VII. 644. IMBECILITY, modification of idiocy, XIII. 97. IMBRA, deity of Afghan Kafirs, XIII. 822. IMBROS, island, Egean Sea, XII. 714. IMERINA, district, Madagascar, xv. 168. IMERITIA, district, Transcaucasia, Russia, XII. 715; XXIII. 513. XVII. 247; taxes on, XXIII. 89. IMPOST, in architecture, II. 466. IMPOTENCE, in man, XV. 778; XXI. 576. IMPREGNATION, of ovum, XX. 417. IMPRESSIONS, Mental, XX. 57; Hume on, XII. 352. IMPRESSMENT, of English labourers, XIV. 167; for the navy, XVII. 295; XXI. 605. IMPRISONMENT, XIX. 747. IMPROVEMENTS OF LAND, Law relating to, XIV. 275, 277. IMVRO (Imbros), island, Egean Sea, XII. 714. IMERITIANS, race of people, Caucasus, INACCESSIBLE ISLAND, South Atlantic, V. 257. IMHOTEP, Egyptian divinity, vII. 718. a basis of language, XVIII. 767. IMITATIVENESS, in phrenology, XVIII. 845. IMLAY, Captain Gilbert, his relations with Mary Wollstonecraft, x. 716. IMMA, wife of Eginhard, vII. 698. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF B. V. MARY, Roman Catholic dogma, XII. 715; XV. 590; XVII. 754; at the council of Trent, XXIII. 546; declaration of, as article of faith, XIX. 159; Duns Scotus's defence of, VII. 545. IMMANES, order of birds, XVIII. 44. IMMERMANN, Karl Leberecht, German dramatist, XII. 716; X. 543. IMMERSIONS, Long, by swimmers, XXII. 771. IMMIGRATION, at New York, XVII. 460. IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL, VIII. 535; Aristotle on, II. 522; Butler on, IV. 584; Plato on, XIX. 199; Augustine's work on, III. 77. IMMORTELLE, plant, XII. 716. XXIII. 576. INARA, lake, Russian Lapland, XIV. 305. INARIME (Ischia), island, Italy, XIII. 385. INARUS, Egyptian prince, XVIII. 574. INCAMMINATI, Italian academy of painting, V. 81. INCANDESCENCE, as a source of light, XIV. 579. INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LAMP, XIV. 632. INCANTATIONS, Magical, XV. 199; VII. 63. INCA REMAINS, Ecuador, VII. 648. INCARNATION, Doctrine of the, XIII. 670; Athanasius on, II. 828; Nestorius on, XVII. 356; Theodore on, XXIII. 255. INCAS, or Yncas, Empire of the, Peru, I. 697, 698; IV. 17; XVIII. 677. INCENSE, burnt perfume, XII. 718; IX. 709. CUPS, so-called, XIX. 602. INCEST, XII. 722. INCHBALD, Elizabeth, English dramatist, XII. 722. INCIDENCE OF TAXATION, XXIII. 87. INCLOSURE OF COMMONS, VI. 210. TAX, XXIII. 88; Pitt's, IX. 187. INCOPRESENTABILITY, in psychology, XX. 46. |