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HOWARD, John, English philanthropist, xn. 319; on prison discipline, xix.

747- , Messrs, agricultural implement

makers, England, I. 318. , Sir R., English dramatist, VII.

435- HOWE, low ground, in Scotland, xxi

524. , Earl, English admiral, XII. 323;

XXlll. 743. , Elias, inventor of sewing machine,

xxi. 718. , John, English Puritan divine, xn.

322.

, Sir William, British general in

America, xxin. 742, 743. HOWELL, James, English writer and

politican, xn. 324. HOWITT, Mary, English writer, XII. 324.

, William, English writer, XII. 324.

HOWITZER, gun, xi. 306, 310. HOWLEGLAS (Eulenspiegel), chap-book,

vm. 664.

HOWLET, bird, xvm. 88. HOWLING DERVISHES, vn. 114; xxn.

663. HOWMAN, John (John de Feckenham),

English ecclesiastic, IX. 61. How RAH, town, India, xn. 325. HOWTH, Hill of, Ireland, vn. 494. HOXTER, town, Prussia, xn. 325. Hov, island, Orkney, Scotland, xvn.

846. HOYLE, Edmund, English writer on

games, XII. 326. HOZIER, Pierre d , French genealogist

and journalist, xvn. 424. HRABANUS MAURUS MAGNENTIUS,

archbishop of Mainz, xn. 326; xx l.

420; his encyclopaedia, vm. 191;

school of, x. 522. HRADSCHIN, part of Prague, Bohemia,

xix. 658. HRODEERT (Rupert), St, of Bavaria,

xxi. 61. HROLF (Duke Robert), Norman leader,

xx. 627; ix. 535; xvii. 540. HROSVITHA, mediaeval authoress, xn.

326; vii. 412. HUACAS, ruined structures in Peru, II.

452.

HUACO (Guaco), plant, xi. 227. HUAHINE, island, Tahiti Archipelago,

XXIII. 22.

HUALCAN, mountain, Peru, xvin. 672. HUALLAGA, river, Peru, xvm. 673. HUANACO (Guanaco), ungulate mammal,

xiv. 739.

HUANCAS, Peruvian nation, xvm. 676. HUANCAVELICA, town, Peru, xn. 327 ;

xvm. 675.

HUANDOY, mountain, Peru, xvm. 672. HUANUCO, town, Peru, XII. 327; xvm.

675- HUARAZ, town, Peru, xn. 327; xvm.

675.

HUASCAN, mountain, Peru, xvm. 672. HUAURA, islets, Peru, xvm. 671. HUAYLAS, Callejon de, ravine, Peru,

xvm. 672. HUAYNA CCAPAC, the Great Ynca, Peru,

xvm. 677. HUAYNAPUTINA, volcano, Peru, xvm.

672. HUBALDUS (Hucbald, q.v.), mediaeval

musician, xn. 329. HUBER, Frangois, Swiss naturalist, xn.

327; on bees, III. 486, 491, 493, 497.

, Jean, Swiss writer, XII. 327.

, Johann, German theologian and

philosopher, XII 328. -, Marie, Swiss writer, XII. 327.

, Pierre, Swiss naturalist, XII. 328;

on ants, n. 94.

HUBERT, St, bishop of Liege, xn. 328. HUBERTSBURG, Saxony, Peace of (1763),

IX. 591.

HUBLI, town, India, xn. 328. HUBNER, Johann, his dictionaries, vm.

195.

HUBNERITE, mineral, xvi. 403. Hue, Evariste Regis, French missionary

and traveller, xn. 328; in Tibet, xiv.

503; xxin. 338. HUCBALD, mediaeval musical composer,

xii. 329; on musical scales, xvn. 80. HUCHTENBURG, Jacob and John van,

Dutch painters, xn. 329. HUCKNALL-TORKARD, town, England,

xvn. 598. HUDDERSFIELD, town, England, xn.

330; population, xxiv. 748. HUDIBRAS, Samuel Butler s poem, iv.

589; vm. 424. HUDSON, town, New York, U.S.A., xn.

331-

, mineral spring, New Mexico,

U.S.A., xvn. 400.

, George, English railway promoter, xn. 332.

, Henry, English navigator and explorer, xn. 332; xvn. 454; xxin. 730; his Arctic explorations, xix. 317. -, JefFery, English dwarf, VII. 568.

HUDSONITE, mineral, xvi. 416. HUDSON RIVER, United States, xn.

331; xvn. 451; xxin. 761, 792;

tunnel under, at New York, XVI I.

465; xxin. 623. HUDSON S BAY, Whale fishery of, xxiv.

527. HUDSON S BAY COMPANY, xn. 333; x.

190; xix. 318; xxi. 827. HUE, town, Anam, Asia, xn. 333; vi.

96. HUELVA, province, Spain, xn. 334;

xxn. 298; town, xn. 334. HUEN, Denmark, Tycho Brahe s obser vatory at, xvn. 709. HUERTAS, irrigated plains, Spain, xxn.

299. HUESCA, province, Spain, xn. 334;

xxn. 298.

HUESCA, town, Spain, xn. 334; univer sity of, xxin. 839.

HUESCAR, town, Spain, xn. 335.

HUET, Pierre Daniel, French bishop and scholar, xn. 335; his Huetiana, I. 785.

HUFELAND, Christoph Wilhelm, Ger man physician, XII. 335. , Gottlieb, German jurist, xn. 336.

HUG, Johann Leonhard, Swiss theo logian and Biblical critic, xn. 336.

HUGBALDUS (Hucbald), medkeval musician, xn. 329; xvn. So.

HUGGENS COLLEGE, Northfleet, Eng land, xvn. 563.

HUGGINS, W., his observatory near London, xvn. 711.

HUGH, St, of Avalon, bishop of Lincoln, xn. 336.

, the Great, duke of France, IX. 536; x. 483; xvn. 541.

, count of Vermandois, crusader, vi. 624. of Paris, scholastic theologian,

xn. 337-

of St Cher, French cardinal and

scholar, xn. 337.

of St Victor, scholastic theologian,

xn. 337; xvii. 132; xxi. 425. CAPET, king of France, ix. 536.

HUGHENDEN, district, Queensland, xx. 172.

HUGHES, David Edwin, his type-print ing telegraph, xxin. 120; his micro phone, xxin. 129, 132.

HUGH TOWN, Scilly Isles, England, xxi. 465.

HUGLI (Hooghly), river, district, and town, India, xn. 147.

HUGO, or Hugh, count of Provence, xix. 877; xx. 787.

of St Victor, scholastic theologian,

xn. 337; xvn. 132; xxi. 425. -, Victor, French poet, ix. 676.

HUGOLIN, Cardinal, his rule of Francis can nuns, ix. 699.

HUGUBERT (Hubert), St, bishop of Liege, XII. 328.

HUGUENOTS, French Protestants, xn. 337; ix. 559, 560; in the Cevennes, iv. 743; under Henry IV., XL 671; organization of, at La Rochelle, ix. 567 ; in relation to Presbyterianism, Xix. 693.

, Les, Meyerbeer s opera, xvi. 222.

Hui NEILL, dynasty of Irish kings, xin.

250.

HuiSNE, river, France, xvin. i. HUITZILOPOCHTLI, war-god of Aztecs,

xvi. 21 1 ; xvn. 150; temple of, at

Mexico, xvi. 221.

HuLAGU, Mongol prince, xvi. 588, 742. HULEH, lake, Palestine, xin. 746. HULKS, The, for convicts, XIX. 751. HULL, town, England, xn. 340; xiv. 90;

population and representation, xxiv.