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F A L F A T

FALLING SICKNESS, disease, vin. 479. FALLMERAYER, Jakob Philipp,. German

ethnologist and historian, ix. 16. FALL OF PRINCES, Lydgate s poem, xv.

98. FALLOPIUS, or Fallopio, Gabriello,

Italian anatomist, ix. 16; I. 809. FALLOW DEER, vn. 24. FALLOWING, in agriculture, I. 337. FALL RIVER, town, Massachusetts,

U.S.A., ix. 1 6.

FALMOUTH, town, England, ix. 17. FALSE POINT, harbour, Orissa, India,

ix. 17. FALSE PROPHET, Lucian s dialogue, xv.

45-

FALSTER, island, Denmark, ix. 17. FALTERONA, Monte, mountain, Italy,

XIIL 437. FALUDI, Francis, Hungarian writer, xil.

376.

FALUN, town, Sweden, ix. 17.

FAMAGOSTA, town, Cyprus, vi. 748.

FAMAKA, town, East Central Africa, XXL 658.

FAMATINITE, mineral, xvi. 396.

FAMILISTS, Christian sect, vi. 844.

FAMILY, ix. 17; development of, vin. 618; legal theories of, xiv. 364; in Roman law, xx. 671, 674, 688, 706, 712.

COMPACT, of House of Bourbon

(1733), xxii. 338; renewal of (1743)1 xxii. 339; third compact (1761), v. 68 1 ; IX. 590; xxii. 340; renewed (1796), xxii. 343.

FAMINE FEVER, xxm. 680.

FAMINES, ix. 24; in Cape Verd Islands, v. 51; in India, XII. 766, 8n; in Ire land, xill. 269, 270, 272; emigration affected by, vm. 173; how affected by the corn-laws, VI. 413.

FAN, ix. 27; Chinese, v. 639.

FANAL SIDERAL LIGHT, for lighthouses, xiv. 619.

FANARIOTE PRINCES, of Walachia, XXL 1 8, 20.

FANDANGO, bird, xv. 455.

FANEUIL HALL, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A., iv. 76.

FANNIAN LAW, Roman, xxii. 644.

FANO, town, Italy, ix. 28.

FANS, tribe, West Coast, Africa, x. 3; xvii. 473.

FANSHAWE, Sir Richard, English poet and statesman, IX. 28.

FANTI, Italian article of food, xv. 125. (or FANTEE) TRIBE AND LAN GUAGE, Gold Coast, Africa, n. 68 1 ; x.

756-

FANTOCCINI, or Marionettes, XV. 546. FANUM FORTUNE, ancient town, Italy,

ix. 28. FARABI, Al, Arab writer on music, xvi.

596. FARAD, electrical unit of measurement,

xxm. 116.

FARADAY, Michael, English physicist, IX. 29; his contributions to chemistry, v. 467; to electrical science, vin. 11, 36, 61, 107, in; to magnetism, ill. 64; XV. 244; his law of electrolytes, VIII. 107.

FARAFREH, oasis, Africa, xvii. 695.

FARAJ, Mohammed ibn, Moslem im postor, xvi. 585.

FARALADI, Mohammed, Persian min strel, xviii. 656.

FARBENLEHRE, Goethe s work, x. 734.

FARCY, horse disease, x. 634; xxiv. 202.

FAREHAM, town, England, ix. 32

FAREL, Guillaume, French Reformer, ix. 32; XX. 332; XXII. 790; his relations with Calvin, iv. 716.

FARGITE, mineral, xvi. 423.

FARIA Y SOUSA, Manoel de, Portuguese historian and poet, IX. 32; xix. 557.

FARID-EDDIN ABDALLAH (Rudagi), Persian poet, xxi. 49; xvm. 658.

FARIDKOT, state, North-Western India, ix. 33-

FARIDPUR, district, British India, ix.

33- FARID-UDDIN-ATTAR, Persian mystic

poet, ix. 89; xvm. 658. FARINA, town, Tunis, ix. 34. , Giovanni Maria, first manufacturer

of eau de Cologne, vn. 616. -, Giuseppe la, Italian writer and

politician, xiv. 201.

FARINACCIUS, on the infliction of torture, xxm. 466.

FARINATO, Paolo, Italian painter and architect, IX. 34.

FARINELLI (Carlo Broschi), Italian singer, ix. 34; influence of, at Spanish court, ix. 83; friend of Metastasio, xvi. 104; his range of voice, xxiv. 275.

FARINERIUS, William, general of Fran ciscans, xvii. 717.

FARINI, Luigi Carlo, Italian physician, statesman, and historian, ix. 34.

FARISAN ARCHIPELAGO, Red Sea, xx. 316.

FARM BUILDINGS, i. 308.

FARMER, Hugh, English theologian, ix.

35- , Richard, Shakespearean commen

tator, ix. 35.

FARMERS, Education of, i. 408. FARMING, Large and Small, i. 411.

IMPLEMENTS, i. 311. FARM LABOURERS, i. 408. FARM MANAGEMENT, of cattle, i. 389;

of horses, I. 386; of sheep, I. 391. FARMS, Extent of, i. 406.

, Small, Advantages of, xiv. 268. FARNABIE, or Farnaby, Thomas, English

schoolmaster, IX. 34. FARNE ISLANDS, off Northumberland,

England, XVII. 565. FARNESE, noble Italian family, IX. 36;

XIIL 482.

FARNESE, Alessandro (Pope Paul III.), xvm. 430; xix. 504. , Alessandro, of Parma, governor of Low Countries, ix. 37; XH. 77. -, Elizabeth, wife of Philip V.

Spain, ix. 38; xvm. 746; xxii. 337. , Ottavio, duke of Parma, IX. 36; xv. 537.

, Pierluigi, duke of Parma and Pia- cenza, ix. 36.

, Ranuccio, duke of Parma, ix. 36. -PALACE, Rome, 11.438,441; xvi. 235; xxi. 265.

TAZZA, onyx vessel, xvii. 777.

FARNHAM, town, England, ix. 39; xxii.

694.

FARO, town, Portugal, ix. 39. FAROE ISLANDS, North Sea, ix. 39; vn.

83; XVII. 592; whirlpools of, XXIV.

542.

FAROELITE, mineral, xvi. 424. FARQUHAR, George, English dramatist,

ix. 40; vii. 436.

, Sir Robert, English governor,

Mauritius, xv. 641. FARRAGUT, David Glascoe, American

admiral, ix. 41. FARRAH, toAvn, Afghanistan, I. 230;

river, I. 229. FARRAKHAHAD, district and town, India,

ix. 42. FARRANT, Richard, English musical

composer, IX. 43. FARS, or Farsistan, province, Persia, ix.

43-

FARTHINGALE, in costume, vi. 472. FARTHINGS, Queen Anne s, xvii. 656. FAS, in Roman law, XX. 670. FASANI, Raniero, Italian writer, xm.

500.

FASANO, town, Italy, ix. 43. FASCINATION, Magical, xv. 202. FASCIOLA HEPATICA, liver-fluke, xxm.

535; xxiv. 205. FASHODO, town, on the Nile, Africa,

xvii. 507.

FASSAITE, mineral, xvi. 416. FASTI, Roman calendars and chronicles,

IX. 43.

, Ovid s, xvm. Si. FASTING, religious discipline, ix. 44;

xvni. 484.

, Clans, Danish poet, IX. 49. FASTNET ROCK, Ireland, XIIL 216. FAT, in anatomy, I. 851; in pathology,

xviii. 389. See Fats. FATE, in philosophy and theology, xix.

668.

FATES, in classical mythology, ix. 49. FATH ALI, shah of Persia, xvm. 647. FATHER AND CHILD, in law, i. 13. FATHERS, Apostolic, n. 195.

OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, mon astic order, xvi. 712.

OF THE CHURCH, ix. 49.

FATH i MUHAMMAD, ruler of Cutch, vi.