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CONSTRUCTIVENESS, in phrenology,

xviii. 845. CONSUBSTANTIATION, Eucharistical

doctrine, vm. 653; XV. 85; taught by

Occam, xvn. 718. CONSUEGRA, town, Spain, vi. 313. CONSUETUDE, in Eoman law, xx. 698. CONSUL, commercial and legal officer

in foreign country, VI. 315; British,

precedence of, XIX. 667. , Roman magistrate, VI. 313; XX.

735) 738, 771, 785; in the provinces,

VTV QQ f XIX. 005.

CONSULATE, French, ix. 612; xvn.

203. OF THE SEA, Book of the, vi. 317;

xxi. 584. CONSULS, The Three, in France

(1799-1800), ix. 612; xvii. 203. CONSUMPTION, pulmonary disease,

xvni. 405, 855. CONTADES, Louis G. E., French marshal,

ix. 589. CONTAGION, or Infectiveness, in

pathology, xviii. 401; in case of the

plague, xix. 161. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS)

ACTS, British, xx. 158. CONTANGO, stock exchange term, I. 92;

xxn. 557. CONTARINI, Ambrogio, Venetian envoy

to Persia, xviii. 633.

, Andrea, doge of Venice, xxiv. 144.

CONTE, Nicolas Jacques, French pencil- maker, xvni. 490.

CONTEMPT OF COURT, offence, vi. 318. CONTES, La Fontaine s, xiv. 205.

DROLATIQUES, Balzac s, in. 305.

CONTI, Prince of (Arniand de Bourbon),

VI. 319. , Gregorio (Victor IV., antipope),

xxiv. 213. , Lothario (Pope Innocent III.),

XIII. 82. , Michael Angelo (Pope Innocent

XIII.), xiii. 86.

, Nicolo, Italian traveller, x. 179.

CONTIGUITY, in mental association, n.

733- CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, of American

colonies, XXIII. 737, 740, 743. CONTINENTAL SYSTEM, of Napoleon,

XVII. 212.

CONTINUITY, Temporal, in psychology,

xx. 56. CONTOURS, in mapping, x. 210; xxn.

709, 711.

CONTRABAND, vi. 320; xxn. 185. CONTRABASSOON, musical instrument,

xvn. 707. CONTRACT, in law, vi. 322; xxi. 205;

under Brehon law, IV. 253; in Eoman

law, XX. 675, 677, 692, 699; freedom

of, economic aspects of, XIX. 360; of

partnership, xvni. 330. CONTRACTIONS, in ancient MSS.,

xvni. 164.

CONTRAST, in mental association, n.

733- CONTRASTO, love-song, by Ciullo

d Alcamo, xni. 499.

CONTREXEVILLE, spa, France, xvi. 433. CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE, in law,

xvii. 316; xxin. 455. CONTROL DEPARTMENT, British army,

11.581. CONTUBERNIUM, in Roman marriage

law, xv. 568. CONTUCCI, Andrea, Florentine sculptor,

xxi. 295.

CONTUSION, in surgery, xxn. 68 1, 686. CONUBIUM, form of Roman marriage,

xv. 568; xx. 671. CONUNDRUM, interrogative pun, xx.

549-

CONURUS, genus of birds, xvni. 322. CONVECTION, mode of transference of

heat, xx. 212.

CONVENT, or Conventual Establish ment, I. 10; xvi. 700; Lamaist, in

Tibet, Xiv. 499. CONVENTICLE ACT, of 1664, in England,

vin. 348; xix. 690; of 1670, xix.

690; xx. 149. CONVENTION, French National (1792),

ix. 604.

, International, denned, XXIII. 530.

OF PHILADELPHIA (1787), xxin.

748.

CONVENTUALS, order of monks, ix. 699. CONVERSANO, town, Italy, vi. 324. CONVERSATIONS-LEXICON, of Brock-

haus, vin. 203. CONVERSION AND TROVER, in law,

xxin. 589.

CONVEYANCING, in law, vi. 324. CONVICTS, Treatment of, xix. 747; on

ticket of leave, vi. 590; agitation

against, in Cape Colony, v. 45. CONVITO, Dante s work, VI. 814; xni.

502. CONVIVIUM SEU LAPITH^:, Lucian s

dialogue, xv. 44. CONVOCATION, of Church of England,

vi. 325; vin. 380. CONVOLVULIN, vegetable resin, xni.

547- CONVOLVULUS BATATAS, vegetable,

xix. 596; xxiv. 727. CONVULSIONS, in pathology, xvni.

391- CONWAY, town, Wales, VI. 330; river,

v. 119. , Lady, friend of Henry More, XVI.

815. CONWAY S CABAL, against George

Washington, xxiv. 389. CONY, of Scripture, xii. 599. CONYBEARE, John, English divine, VI.

330.

, William Daniel, English geologist, vi. 330.

COOK, Captain James, English navigator and explorer, vi. 330; x. 189; his

discoveries in Australasia, in. 104; his Arctic and Antarctic explorations, xix. 319, 329; his exploration of New Zealand, xvn. 471; of Tahiti, xxin. 24.

COOK, Prof., meteorological spectro- scopist, xx. 256.

, Mount, New Zealand, xvn. 466.

COOKE, Thomas, telescope-maker, XXIII. 149; his micrometers, xvi. 244. , Sir W. F., his contributions to

telegraphy, xxin. 113. COOKERY, vi. 331. COOKING STOVES, xxn. 579. COOK S ISLANDS, or Harvey Archi pelago, South Pacific, vi. 331. COOKSTOWN, town, Ireland, xxin. 713. COOK STRAIT, New Zealand, xvn. 467. COOKTOWN, town, Queensland, XX. 172. COOKWORTHY, William, English potter,

xix. 642. COOLIE, or Cooly, Asiatic labourer, vi.

333; coolie emigration, vin. 175. COOLING, Newton s law of, xx. 1 29. COOLY (Coolie), Asiatic labourer, VI.

332; vin. 175. COOMASSIE, capital of Ashantee, West

Africa, vi. 336; II. 68 1. COOMPTAH, or Kumpta, town, India,

xiv. 155. COOPER, Abraham, English painter, VI.

336.

Anthony Ashley, three earls of

Shaftesbury, xxi. 727, 731, 734. , Sir Astley Paston, English surgeon,

vi. 336.

, Charles Henry, English historio grapher, VI. 337.

, James Fenimore, American novel ist, VI. 337; I. 725.

, John, English musician, XVII. 87.

COOPERAGE, handicraft, vi. 338. CO-OPERATION, vi. 338, 218; xiv. 321;

productive and distributive, xxil.

210; agricultural, its results, I. 416;

Fourier s system, IX. 489. CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES, in Russia,

xxi. 84. COOPER INSTITUTE, New York, xvn.

466.

COOPER S HILL, Denham s poem, vii. 79. COOPER S OBSERVATORY, Markree

Castle, Ireland, xvn. 711. COOPER S WELL, spa, Mississippi,

U.S.A., xvi. 436. COORDINATES, in geometry, x. 408;

polar, x. 414; transformation of, in

surveying, xxn. 706. COORDS, or Kurds (q.v.), tribes, Asia,

xiv. 156.

COORG, province, India, VI. 341. COORNHERT, Dirck Volckersten, Dutch

writer, xn. 93. COORONG, lake, South Australia, XXII.

284. COOS BAY, town, Oregon, U.S.A., XVII.