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improvement works, XX. 579; naviga tion, x. 640.

CLYDE, Lord, British general, VI. 43.

CLYDESDALE HORSES, i. 385.

CLYMENE AMPHISTOMA, species of Annelida, II. 67.

CLYT^EMNESTRA, wife of Agamemnon, vi. 44; xvn. 827.

CNICNODE, CNICTROPE, in geometry, xxn. 669.

CNIDUS (Tekir), ancient town, Asia Minor, VI. 44; battle of (394 B.C.), xi. 103; xvni. 578; Greek school of medicine at, XV. 800; lion-tomb at, II. 412.

CNOSSUS, town, Crete, vi. 44.

CNUT, or Canute, Danish and English king, v. 39; vni. 287.

COACH, and coach-making, v. 135, 137.

COAHUILA, state, Mexico, xvi. 214.

COAL, vi. 45; x. 238; xvi. 429; anthra cite, in United States, xxin. 81 1 ; com bustion of, and its products, XXII. 1 80; f or gas-making, X. 88; production of, xvi. 467; for steam-boilers, xxn. 500, 519; in Australia, III. 109; in Brazil, iv. 224; in China, v. 633, 634, 637, 639; in England and Wales, vm. 226; in India, XII. 737, 764; industry, in United States, xxni. 812. See also Coalfields, below.

COALBROOKDALE, Shropshire, England, xxi. 847.

COAL CUTTING, Machines for, vi. 67.

COAL-DUST FURNACE, ix. 844.

COALFIELDS AND COAL-MINES, of Bel gium, III. 523; of Bengal, ill. 568; British, VI. 49; of British Columbia, vi. 169; in Formosa, China, IX. 416; of Derbyshire, England, VII. 107; of Lan cashire, England, XI v. 252; of North umberland, England, xvn. 566; of Staffordshire, England, XXII. 442; of France, ix. 522 ; of Germany, x. 453; of India, ill. 371 ; of Ireland, II. 142; xiii. 217; of Labuan, Indian Archi pelago, xiv. 178; of New South Wales, xvii. 409; of Prussia, xx. 1 5 ; of Queens land, xx. 173; of Russia, xxi. 85; of Fifeshire, Scotland, IX. 150; of Lanark shire, Scotland, XIV. 250; of Linlith- gowshire, Scotland, xi v. 669; of Silesia, xxii. 53; of the United States, I. 680; of Colorado, U.S.A., vi. 161; of Ken tucky, U.S.A., xiv. 42; of Missouri, U.S.A., xvi. 525 ; of Pennsylvania, U.S.A., xviii. 501; of West Virginia, U.S.A., xxiv. 518.

COAL-MEASURES, in geology, x. 349.

COAL-MINING, vi. 61; xxm. 811. See also article Mining, xvi. 440.

COAL-TAR, xxm. 57; aniline from, n. 47; as fuel in iron-smelting, xiii. 293; naphtha from, xvii. 174.

COANZA, river, Africa, vi. 81; I. 254.

COAPIM, kind of grain, xvi. 321.

COAST SURVEYS, xvii. 262.

COATBRIDGE, town, Scotland, vi. 81. COATI, or Coati-mundi, carnivorous

mammal, xv. 441. COAT OF ARMS, xi. 683. COAT OF MAIL, n. 556. COATS, Captain, Arctic explorer, xix.

318.

COB, horse, xii. 190. COBALT, chemical element, vi. 81; v.

5355 cyanide of, xx. 23; magnetization

of, XV. 256, 261; mines of, in Chili,

v. 622; ores of, xvi. 58.

BLUE, pigment, vi. 82; xix. 87.

GREEN, pigment, vi. 82; xix. 88.

COBALTITE, mineral, xvi. 390. COBALTSPATH, mineral, xvi. 398. COBAN, town, Central America, VI. 83. COBBETT, William, English political

writer, VI. 83; his Weekly Register,

XVII. 419. COBDEN, Richard, English politician,

vi. 85; vm. 366. COBEQUID MOUNTAINS, Nova Scotia,

xvii. 601. COBHAM, Lord (Sir John Oldcastle),

Lollard martyr, xiv. 812; xvn. 753. COBIJA, town, Bolivia, vi. 89. COBITIDINA, genus of fishes, xiv. 741. COBLENTZ, town, Prussia, vi. 89; xx.

21 ; bridge at, IV. 339. COB NUT, xvn. 664. COBOURG, town, Ontario, Canada, xvn.

775- COBRA, genus of snakes, VI. 90; XII. 743;

xxii. 196. COBURG, town, Germany, VI. 91; XXL

347; duchy, XXI. 347. COCA, or Cuca, plant, vi. 684; XVin.

673-

, river, South America, vn. 646.

COCAINE, vegetable alkaloid, vi. 685. COCAJO, Merlino (T. Folengo), Italian

poet, ix. 355. COCCACE^E, class of Schizomycetes, xxi.

405. COCCAJO, Merlino (T. Folengo),. Italian

poet, IX. 355. COCCEIUS, Joannes, Dutch theologian,

VI. 91. Cocci, cells in Schizomycetes, xxi.

402. COCCIDIIDEA, subclass of Protozoa, xix.

854.

COCCINITE, mineral, xvi. 384. COCCOLITE, mineral, XVI. 416. COCCOTHRAUSTES, genus of birds, XI.

533-

COCCULUS INDICUS, adulterant for beer, I. 172.

COCCUS CACTI, cochineal insect, vi. 97.

COCCUS CERIFERUS, wax-bearing in sect, xxiv. 459.

Coccus LACCA, lac-yielding insect, xiv. 181.

Coccus VERMILIO, kermes-yielding in sect, xiv. 49.

Coccus VITIS, vine pest, xxiv. 238.

COCCYGOMORPH.-E, group of birds, in.

715-

COCCYX, Anatomy of the, I. 821. COCH, Johann (Cocceius), Dutch theo logian, vi. 91. COCHABAMBA, town, Bolivia, VI. 91 ;

department, IV. 10. COCHIN, state. India, vi. 91; town, vi.

92. CHINA, country, Asia, vi. 92; II.

685. COCHIN-CHINA FOWLS, i. 401; xix.

645. COCHINEAL, dyestuff, vi. 97; vn. 574.

INSECT, iv. 626; xiii. 153.

COCHLEA, of the ear, i. 893. COCHLEARIA, genus of plants, XII. 207. COCHRANE, Robert, favourite of James

III. of Scotland, xxi. 495. , Thomas, tenth earl of Dundonald,

vii. 539. COCKAMAROO, Russian bagatelle, in.

230.

COCK AND HEN PADDLE, fish, xv. 65. COCKATOO, bird, vi. 98; xvni. 322. COCKATRICE, fabulous animal, vi. 98. COCKBURN, Lord, Scottish judge, vi.

99-

, Mrs Alison, Scottish ballad-writer,

VI.

Sir George, British admiral, VI.

99-

COCKCHAFER, beetle, vi. 131; as vine

pest, xxiv. 238; as wheat pest, xxiv.

536. COCKER, Edward, English arithmetician,

vi. 99; n. 527. COCKERELL, Charles Robert, English

architect, vi. 99; his excavations at

Bassos, xviii. 735. COCKERILL, John, his machine works

at Seraing, Belgium, XXI. 674. COCKERMOUTH, town, England, vi. 99. COCKING S PARACHUTE, i. 201. COCKLE, mollusc, vi. 100; xvi. 688.

COCK-OF-THE-WOOD, bird, V. 54.

COCKROACH, insect, vi. 100; xiii. 152. COCKSCOMB MOUNTAINS, British

Honduras, XII. 133. COCLES, Horatius, Roman hero, VI.

100. COCOA, or Cacao, tree and fruit, vi. 100;

adulterations of, I. 170; culture of, in

Philippines, xvin. 751; in Venezuela,

xxiv. 140.

- BUTTER, vegetable fat, xvn. 744. COCOA-NUT, vi. 103; xvii. 664. COCOA-NUT OIL, xvn. 744. COCOA-NUT PALM, vi. 103; xvni. 190;

of Ceylon, v. 363. Coco DE MER, tree and fruit, Seychelles

Islands, xvni. 191; xxi. 726. COCOON, of bees, in. 492; of moths, iv.

594; of the silkworm, XXII. 58. Cocos, genus of palms, xvni. 190. ISLANDS, Indian Ocean, xiv. 26;