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199

musical composer, XL 433; character

of his music, xvil. 90. HAND-GRASPING, form of salutation,

xxi. 237. HANDICAPPING, in horse racing, xn.

202.

HANDSEL MONDAY, xvn. 450. HAND TOOLS, XL 436; for mining, xvi.

444- HANDWRITING, xvm. 143; different

kinds of, xxni. 682. HANDY ANDY, Lover s novel, xv. 29. HANG-CHOW-Foo,or Hang-Chow, town,

China, XL 439; v. 636; XXIV. 728. HANGENDENLISSEN (Fiinfhaus), suburb

of Vienna, IX. 827. HANGEST, Helene de, French potter,

xix. 629. HANGING, Death from, xv. 781.

- HILLS, Connecticut, xxm. 795. HANGINGS, Ancient textile, xxni. 208;

for wall decoration, xvn. 38.

HANG-SHAN, mountain, China, v. 637.

HAN-HAI (Gobi), desert, Central Asia, x. 713.

HANIANG, town, Corea, vi. 391.

HANIFS, Arab sect, xvi. 546, 548.

HANKA, Wenceslaus, Bohemian philo logist, XL 440; xxii. 151.

HAN-KEANG, river, China, v. 632.

HANKOW, town, China, XL 440; v.

637- HANLEY, town, England, XI. 440; xxii.

442.

HANNA, plain, Moravia, xvi. 810. HANNANA, Syriac writer, xxii. 837. HANNASI, Rabbi Yehudah, editor of

the Mishnah, XX. 190. HANNAY, James, Scottish critic and

novelist, XL 441.

, Patrick, Scottish poet, XXI. 543.

HANNIBAL, Carthaginian general, XI.

441 ; v. 161 ; his contests with Rome,

XX. 749 ; his destruction of Selinus,

xxi. 633; in Spain, xxii. 305. , town, Missouri, U.S.A., XI. 445;

xvi. 526. HANNINGTON, Bishop, place of his

murder, xxni. 718. HANNO, Carthaginian general, XI. 445.

, king of Carthage, XL 445; V. 160;

his voyage of discovery, X. 175.

, Periplus of, I. 245; X. 175; XI. 445. HA-NOI, town, long-King, vi. 96;

xxni. 440. HANOVER, province, Germany, XL 446;

xx. 14, 16.

, town, Germany, XL 448; XX. 16;

libraries, xiv. 546; newspapers, XVII.

429. , House of, succeeds to the English

throne, vin. 354.

- ISLAND, Patagonia, xvm. 352. HANSA, or Hanseatic League (q.v.), Ger many, XL 449.

HANSARD, Luke, English printer, XL 449-

HANSE, association of free burghs, Scot land, iv. 64.

HANSEATIC LEAGUE, Germany, XL 449; x. 493, 495, 501; xv. 32; early com merce of, vi. 200

HANSE MERCHANTS, in London, xxii. 528.

HANSEN, Mauritz Christopher, Nor wegian poet, XVIL 590.

, Peter Andreas, Danish astronomer,

XL 451; on the lunar theory, xvi. 80 1 ; his formula for meridian transits, XXill. 516.

HANSE TOWNS, Germany, XL 450; xv.

32- HAN-SlRO, Japanese Roman Catholic

missionary, xxiv. 717. HANSTEEN, Christopher, Norwegian

astronomer and physicist, XI. 452;

xvil. 592; his researches in magnetism,

xv. 237, 249. HANS WURST, of the German drama,

vii. 440. HANTHAWADY, district, Burmah, xx.

271. HANTS, or Hampshire, county, England,

XL 430; xxm. 727. HANUMAN-NATAKA, Sanskrit drama,

xxi. 286. HANUSCH, Ignaz Johann, Bohemian

philosopher, XI. 452. HANWAY, Jonas, English traveller and

philanthropist, XL 452; in Persia,

xvm. 643; XX. 286; his umbrella,

XXill. 723. HAO, islets, Tuamotu, South Pacific,

xxni. 602.

HAPALE, genus of apes, 1 1. 155. HAPALEMUR, genus of lemurs, xiv.

442. HAPALIN^E, HAPALID^E, group of apes,

ii. 154; xv. 444. HAPALODERMA, genus of birds, xxni.

584.

HAPALOPTILA, genus of birds, xx. 101. HAPALOTIS, genus of rodent mammals,

XVIL 6.

HAPARANDA, town, Sweden, XL 453. HAPI (Apis), Egyptian divinity, II. 173;

vii. 717. HAPLOCYTA, order of Protozoa, xix.

853- HAPLODONTID^E, family of rodent

mammals, xv. 418. HAPLOMORPHA, suborder of Mollusca,

xvi. 656. HAPOOR, or Hapur, town, India, XL

454-

HAPPINESS, in ethics, vin. 582, 585. HAPSBURG, German family and Austrian

dynasty, XL 453; ill. 124; X. 496; in

Spain, XXII. 327; its connexion with

Switzerland, xxi I. 781. HAPUR, town, India, XL 454. HAR, Egyptian divinity, vii. 717. HARAM, sacred territory, Arabia, II. 236;

xv. 669, 670.

HARAM, sanctuary, Jerusalem, xm.

637- HARAN, district, Mesopotamia, XL

454- HARANT, Christopher, Bohemian

traveller and writer, XXII. 152. HARAPPA, town, India, xvi. 789. HARAR, town, North-East Africa, XL

454; language of, XXL 656. HARBOURS, XL 455. HARBURG, town, Hanover, Germany,

XL 472.

HARCLAY, Sir Andrew, degraded from knighthood, Xiv. 125.

HARCOURT, Marquis d , French diplo matist, ix. 580.

HARDANGER FJORD, Norway, xvn. 576.

HARD CASH, Reade s novel, XX. 303.

HARDENBERG, Friedrich von (Novalis), German poet and philosopher, XL 472; x. 542; hymns by, XII. 588.

, Karl August, Prussian statesman,

XL 472; XX. II.

HARDENING, of metals, xxn. 599. HARDERWIJK, town, Holland, XL 473;

university of, xxni. 850. HARDHON, African lizard, xiv. 737. HARDICANUTE, or Hardiknut, Danish

king of England, XI. 473; vm. 289. HARDING, James Duffield, English

painter, XI. 473; Xiv. 701. , or Hardyng, John, early English

chronicler, XL 475; Xiv. 256. , Stephen, Benedictine monk, ill.

601. HARDINGE, Viscount, English general,

XL 474. HARDINGSTONE, town, England, xvn.

556. HARDNESS, of minerals, xvi. 378.

, of water, xxiv. 399, 409.

HARDOI, district, India, XL 474. HARDOUIN, Jean, French scholar, XL

474-

HARDRADA, Harold, Norse king, XL 484; xvn. 587.

HARDT, Hermann von der, German Orientalist, XL 475.

HARDWAR, town, India, XL 475; xxi. 152.

HARDY, Alexandre, French dramatist, XL 475; ix. 657.

HARDYNG, John, early English chroni cler, XL 475; on the claim of Henry IV. of England, xiv. 256.

HARE, rodent mammal, XL 476 ; xv. 42 1 ; coursing of the, VI. 515; hunting, Xii. 396; shooting of, xxi. 834; Arctic, colour of, XVI. 343; Belgian, XX. 193; Sumatran, xxi I. 640.

, Jumping, of South Africa, XIII.

626.

, Alexander, English adventurer, xiv. 27.

, Augustus William, English divine,