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D A R D A V

DARBOY, Georges, archbishop of Paris,

vi. 822. DARBY, J. N., founder of community of

Plymouth Brethren, XIX. 238. D ARC, Jeanne (Joan of Arc), Maid of

Orleans, xin. 695; ix. 550. DARCHIENDO, town, Tibet, xxm. 342. DARCY WATER GAUGE, xn. 508. DARDANELLES, Strait of, vi. 823; in.

797; XL 636. DARDANIA (Dacia), ancient district,

Europe, VI. 758. DARDANUS, in Greek mythology, vi.

823; xxm. 583. DARDS, people, India and Tibet, x. 598;

xiv. 198; dictionaries of their language,

vii. 191.

DARE (Dace, q.v. fish, vi. 758. DARENT, river, England, xiv. 37. DARES of Phrygia, on the legends of

Troy, VI. 823; xin. 499; xx. 637. DARFELD, Westphalia, Abbey of, xxm.

524. DARFUR, country, Central Africa, VI.

823; I. 271; xxn. 278. DAR-GE, district, Tibet, xxin. 342. DARGINIANS, Caucasian tribe, xiv. 475. DARGLE, glen, Wicklow, Ireland, xxiv.

557-

DARIC, ancient Persian coin, XVII. 659. DARIEL, Pass of, Caucasus, v. 255. DARIEN, isthmus and district, South

America, vi. 824; crossed by Balbao,

in. 274; proposed canal at, iv. 793;

Scottish settlement of, XXI. 518.

SCHEME, Paterson s, xvm. 360.

DARINGAMBADI, town, India, xxi. 210. DARIORIGUM (Vannes), ancient town,

France, xxiv. 68. DARIUS I., king of Persia, vi. 825; xvm.

568; XL 98; in Egypt, vii. 744; tomb

of, xvm. 558. II., Ochus or Nothus, of Persia, VI.

826; xvm. 575.

III., Codomannus, of Persia, xvm.

581; defeat of, by Alexander, I. 481;

xv. 140. DARJILING, or Darjeeling, district and

town, India, VI. 827; its trade with

Tibet, xxm. 343.

DARLEY ARABIAN, progenitor of race horses, XII. 183, 184. DARLING, river, Australia, xvn. 62;

xvn. 408. MOUNTAINS, Western Australia,

xxiv. 507.

DARLINGTON, town, England, vi. 828. DARLINGTONIA, genus of insectivorous

plants, XIIL 138. DARMSTADT, town, Germany, vi. 828;

libraries of, Xiv. 527, 546. , Hesse-, grand-duchy, Germany, xi.

780.

DARNETAL, town, France, vi. 829. DARNLEY, Lord, husband of Mary, queen

of Scots, xv. 595; xxi. 504; murder

of, iv. 164.

DARO, mountain, Senegambia, XXI.

661. DARODE, Somali tribes, Central Africa,

xxn. 256. DAROSHA PHARSAYA, Syriac writer,

xxii. 832.

D ARREST S COMET, vi. 192. DART (Dace, q.v. fish, vi. 758. DARTER, bird, xxn. 188. DARTFORD, town, England, vi. 829. DARTMOOR, Devonshire, England, vn.

i39- DARTMOUTH, town, England, vi. 829.

COLLEGE CASE (1818), xxiv. 471.

COLLEGE OBSERVATORY, New

Hampshire, U.S.A., XVII. 715. DARTS, Ancient, II. 555. DARU, Pierre Antoine, Comte de, French

writer and statesman, VI. 829. DARWAZ, state, Central Asia, xvm. 104. DAJIWEN, Over, town, England, xviil.

77-

DARWIN, Charles, his doctrine of organic evolution, vm. 764, 769; xxiv. Soi; 011 adaptation of animals, i. 86; 011 birds, xvm. 32; on the descent of man, 1 1. no; on the expression of emotions, XIX. 5; geological researches in the Argentine Republic, II. 488 ; on hybridism, XII. 423; on morphology, xvi. 840; on the origin of species, in. 689 ; his work, The Origin of Species, vm. 749, 764; xxiv. 77, 81; on the curvature of rootlets of plants, xix. 60.

, Erasmus, English poet and

scientist, VI. 830; XV. 816; on evolu tion, vm. 748. -, Mount, Tierra del Fuego, xxm.

384- , Port, town, South Australia, xxn.

284. DARWINISM, vm. 769; in relation to

socialism, xxn. 219. DARWINITE, mineral, xvi. 393. DASA, tribe, North Central Africa, xxm.

334- DASE, Zacharias, German logarithmist,

xiv. 777. DASHKOFF, Catherina R. W;, Russian

princess, vi. 830; v. 233. DASHOUR, Egypt, Pyramids of, II. 386;

vn. 773; xx. 124. DASH-WHEEL, bleaching apparatus, in.

813- DASS, Fetter or Peder, Norwegian poet,

vi. 831; xvn. 589. DASSEE SILKWORM, xxn. 60. DASSERAH, Hindu festival, xv. 290. DASYPELTIS, genus of snakes, xxn.

194. DASYPODID^E, family of Edentata, xv.

386. DASYPROCTID/E, family of Rodentia,

xv. 420. DASYPUS, genus of edentate mammals,

xv. 387.

DASYU, Punjab tribe, India, xx. no. DASYURID^E, family of marsupial mam mals, xv. 379, 380. DATAMES, satrap of Cappadocia, xvm.

579-

DATE, fruit, vi. 831. PALM, vi. 831; 1.258; xvm. 190;

of Arabia, II. 237; of Fezzan, Tunis,

ix. 129. DATES, of principal events from earliest

times to 1875, v. 720-754. DATHOLITE, mineral, xvi. 409. DATUM LEVELS, Tidal, xxm. 369. DATURA STRAMONIUM, poisonous

plant, xvn. 231. DAUBENTON, Louis Jean Marie, French

naturalist, vi. 832; on birds, xvm. 6;

his connexion with Buffoii s natural

history, IV. 444. DAUBENY, Charles Giles Bridle, English

man of science, vi. 832. D AUBIGNE, FranQoise, Madame de

Maintenou, xv. 304; IX. 578; xxi.

3/8. , Jean Henri Merle, historian of the

Reformation, VI. 833. -, Theodore Agrippa, French his

torian and poet, VI. 833; IX. 651.

D AUBUSSON, Pierre, grand-master of Knights of St John, VI. 834 ; 1m defence of Rhodes (1480), xxi. 174.

DAUDIN, F. M., on reptiles, xx. 434.

DAUGLISH APPARATUS, for manu facture of aerated bread, ill. 255.

DAULIAS LUSCINIA, species of birds, xvn. 499.

DAUMAT, Jean, French jurisconsult, vn.

346- DAUN, Count von, Austrian general, vi.

834; in. 128. DAUNIANS, ancient Italian tribe, xin.

446. DAUPHIN, French title, IX. 546; xix.

738. DAUPHINE, old province, France, vi.

835.

ALPS, i. 624.

DAURAT, Jean, French poet, vi. 835;

xx. 84. DAURIANS, Tungus tribe, Siberia, xxin.

608. D AUVERGNE, Henri de la Tour

(Turenne), French marshal, xxin. 626;

ix. 571.

DAUW, Burchell s zebra, XII. 175. DAVAO, town, Philippine Islands, xvm.

7 SO DA VEN ANT, Charles, on the balance of

trade, xix. 357. , Sir William, English poet and

dramatist, VI. 835; vn. 434. DAVENPORT, town, Iowa, U.S.A., vi.

836. , Horace, English amateur champion

swimmer, XXII. 771. , John, founder of New Haven,