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HURTADO, Luis, Spanish poet, XX. 656.

HURUL, Chronicleof, Roumania, xxi. 16.

HUS, or Huss (q.v. John, XII. 404.

HUSAIN, shah of Persia, xvm. 639.

MIRZA, shah of Persia, xvm. 632.

HUSBAND AND WIFE, Law relating to, xii. 400; xv. 565; divorce of, vn. 300; xxiv. 637; as witnesses, xxiv. 624.

HUSBANDMEN, xiv. 166.

HUSBANDRY, Book of, Fitzherbert s, I. 295.

HUSCH, town, Moldavia, xn. 402.

HUSEIN, or Hosain (q.v.), hero of a Moslem passion play, XL 508; xvm. 660.

HUSEYN PASHA, Turkish vizier, xxill. 646.

HUSHIARPUR, district, India, XII. 402; XX. 109; town, XII. 403.

Husi (Husch), town, Moldavia, XII. 402.

HUSKISSON, William, English statesman and financier, XII. 403.

Huss, or Hus, John, Bohemian Reformer, xii. 404; XX. 322; his association with Jerome of Prague, xm. 631.

HUSSARS, cavalry, v. 262.

HUSSEIN BOUSHREVIEH, Persian Bab- ist, in. 1 80.

HUSSEY, T. J., his observatory at Hayes, England, xvn. 711.

HUSSHIEL, Rabbi, Talmudist, xxni. 39.

HUSSINECZ, town, Bohemia, xn. 404.

HUSSITES, religious Reformers, xn. 407; xx. 321.

HUSSITE WAR, in. 860; x. 495 ; xii. 407.

HUSUM, town, Schleswig-Holstein, xn. 408.

HUSZT, town, Hungary, xn. 408.

HUTCHESON, Francis, Irish philo sopher, xii. 408; on the sense of beauty, I. 221; his ethical system, Vlli. 601; his place in English litera ture, vill. 431.

HUTCHINSON, John, English physicist, xii. 411.

, Colonel John, Puritan soldier, xn. 411.

, Thomas, governor of Massachusetts,

U.S.A., xii. 412.

HUT DWELLINGS, Cornwall, England, vi. 427.

HUTIA, rat-like animal, Cuba, VI. 680.

HUTTEN, Ulrich von, German humanist, xn. 412; x. 498, 528; his visit to Rome, xx. 325.

HUTTON, Charles, English mathema tician, xn. 414; on the invention of logarithms, xvn. 181; his mathe matical tables, XXIIL ii.

, James, geologist, xn. 414.

HUXHAM, John, English physician, xv. 815.

HUXLEY, Thomas Henry, on birds, XVIIL 34; his types of mankind, n. 113; on natural selection, xxiv. 79; on the classification of reptiles, XX. 437; his zoological classification, xxiv. 809.

HUY, town, Belgium, xn. 415.

HUYGENS, Christiaan, Dutch mathe matician and physicist, xn. 415; his air-pump improvements, xix. 246; as astronomer, II. 755; his controversy with Hooke, xn. 149; on the law of magnetic action, xv. 236; his micro meter, xvi. 242 ; his telescopes, xxni. 136; on the undulatory theory of light, xiv. 604, 610; on the plurality of worlds, II. 740. -, Sir Constantijn, Dutch poet and

diplomatist, xn. 417, 95. HUYSMANN ROELOF (Agricola), scholar,

I. 290. HUYSMANS, family of Flemish painters,

xn. 417. HuYSUM, Jan van, Dutch painter, xn.

418. HUZARA, district, India, XL 546; XX.

109. HUZAYA, Joseph, Syriac writer, xxn.

836.

HVALOER, islands, Norway, xvn. 576. HWANG-HO, or Hoang-ho, river, China,

v. 630; XVIIL 117; xxni. 339. HVVEN T SANG, Chinese traveller and

writer, xn. 418; XVIIL 101; in India,

xn. 785. HWICCAS, ancient tribe, England, xxiv.

666.

HYACINTH, garden plant, xn. 419, 256. -, precious stone, xni. 532.

HYACINTHE, Father (Hyacinthe Loy-

son), theologian, XVII. 754.

, Rene Th^ophile, French physician,

xv. 8 1 6. HYACINTHIA, festival, at Sparta, n.

1 86. HYACINTHUS, of Greek mythology, xn.

420; n. 186.

HYADES, in mythology, xn. 420. HY^NA, carnivorous mammal, xn.

420; xv. 437.

HY^ENODON, fossil carnivorous mam mal, xv. 442. HYALINCECIA TUBICOLA, species of

Annelida, 1 1. 67. HYALITE, mineral, xvi. 390. HYALOPHANE, mineral, xvi. 420. HYALOSIDERITE, mineral, xvi. 410. HYAMIA, town, Messenia, Greece, xvi.

53- HYBERNATION, or Hibernation (?.i>.),

XL 787.

HYBLA, ancient towns, Sicily, xn. 421. HYBRID ANIMALS, xn. 425. HYBRIDISM, xn. 422. HYBRID PLANTS, xn. 216, 423. HYDAH, people, North America, xn.

826. HYDASPES (Jhelum), river, India, xiv.

10; reached by Alexander, I. 484. HYDE, town, England, xn. 426. , Anne, wife of James, duke of York

(James II. of England), v. 806; xni.

559-

HYDE, Edward, first earl of Clarendon,

v. 804. , Thomas, English Orientalist, xn.

426.

PARK, London, xiv. 824.

HYDER, or Haidar, Sheikh, ruler of

Persia, xvm. 634. HYDERABAD, territory, Central India,

xn. 428; town, xn. 429. , district, Sind, India, xn. 429;

town, xii. 430. HYDER ALI, Mohammedan leader in

India, xn. 427, 803; xvn. 124. HYDRA, island and town, Greece, xn.

430-

, genus of Hydrozoa, xn. 547.

HYDRACHNIDES, family of Arachnida,

n. 276.

HYDRACRYLIC ACID, xiv. 197. HYDRADEPHAGA, group of beetles, vi.

130. HYDRANGEA, greenhouse plant, xn.

431, 262.

HYDRARGILLITE, mineral, xvi. 388. HYDRARGYRUM (Mercury), metal and

chemical element, xvi. 31. HYDRATE OF CHLORAL, xvn. 232. HYDRATES, in metallurgy, xvi. 61. HYDRAULIC LIFT, xn. 520; xiv.

574- HYDRAULIC PRESS, xv. 753; invention

of, iv. 213. HYDRAULIC RAM, Hontgolfier s, iv.

i73-

HYDRAULICS, practical hydrodynamics, xn. 435, 459; Papin s inventions in, XVIIL 229; Torricelli s discoveries in, xxni. 453.

HYDRAZINES, nitrogenous carbon com pounds, xvn. 519.

HYDRIA, ancient Greek vase, xix. 614.

HYDRIDES, in chemistry, v. 476, 544.

HYDROBORACITE, mineral, xvi. 396.

HYDROCARBONS, in chemistry, v. 5565 XVIIL 237.

HYDROCEPHALUS, disease, xn. 431; xvi. 763.

HYDROCHELIDON, genus of birds, xxni. 189.

HYDROCHLORIC ACID, v. 678; as poison, xix. 279.

HYDROCORALLIN^E, order of Hydrozoa, xii. 563.

HYDROCYANIC ACID, xx. 22; from the cherry laurel, xiv. 348; as poison, XIX. 278.

HYDRODYNAMICS, xn. 435, 445; xix. 241 ; place of, among the sciences, xix. 2; D. Bernoulli s work on, in. 606; Pascal s discoveries in, XVIIL 338.

HYDRODYNAMOMETER, for measuring velocity of liquids, xn. 508.

HYDROGEN, chemical element, xn. 433; v. 478; used for balloons, I. 188; deter mination of, V. 544 ; in iron, XIII. 284 ; peroxide of, discovered by