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K A V K E N

KAVANAGH, Julia, Irish novelist, xiv.

19. KAVELE (Ujiji), town, Central Africa,

xxni. 719. RAVELIN, Constantine, Russian jurist,

xxi. 1 08. KAVERI, or Cauvery, river, India, xiv.

19; xv. 184; xvii. 123; xxni. 47. KAVIR, salt deserts, Persia, xiv. 66;

xviii. 621. KAWAR (Bilma), town, Central Africa,

in. 678. KAWI, Java, Language and inscriptions

of, xni. 608.

KAWIN, balsamic resin, xiv. 18. KAWRATI, island, Laccadives, Indian

Ocean, xiv. 183.

KAWS, American-Indian tribe, XII. 832. KAV, John, Scottish caricaturist, Xiv.

19.

, John, English watchmaker, asso ciate of Arkwright, II. 541. KAYAK, Eskimo canoe, vm. 545. KAYALPATNAM, town, India, xxm.

405. KAYASTHS, race of people, India, xvm.

72. KAYE (Caius), John, English physician,

XV. 808; founder of Caius College,

Cambridge, iv. 648. , Sir John William, historian of

India, XIV. 19.

KAYELI, kingdom, Celebes, v. 290. KAZA, Turkish administrative division,

xxm. 654. KAZAKS, Mongol tribes, xiv. 95; xvi.

749-

KAZALA, town, Central Asia, xiv. 20. KAZALINSK (Kazala), town, Central

Asia, xiv. 20; xxn. 820, 821. KAZAN, government, Russia, xiv. 20;

xxi. 69. , town, Russia, xiv. 20; xxi. 70;

observatory at, XVII. 714; university,

xxni. 852. KAZANLIK, department, Roumelia, xxi.

22.

KAZAN TARTARS, xxni. 70. KAZBEK, mountain, Caucasus, v. 252. KAZBIN (Casbin), town, Persia, v. 174. KAZ-DAGH, mountains, Asia Minor, n.

706. KAZIM, Mohammed, his description of

Assam, II. 719. KAZIMIERZ (Casimir) I., king of Poland,

xix. 286.

- II., of Poland, xix. 287.

- III., of Poland, xix. 288.

- IV., of Poland, xix. 289. KAZINCZY, Ferencz, Hungarian writer,

xiv. 21 ; xn. 377. KAZVIN (Casbin), town, Persia, v. 174;

xvm. 627, 628. KAZWINI, Zachariah b. Mohammed al,

Arabian geographer, X. 178. KEA, New Zealand parrot, xvii. 354. KEA-KiNG, emperor of China, v. 651.

KEAN, Charles John, English actor, XIV. 21.

, Edmund, English actor, Xiv. 21; his cottage in Bute, IV. 580. , Moses, English pantomimist, Xiv.

KEANG-NAN (Nanking), ancient town,

China, xvii. 172.

KEANG-NING, town, China, xvii. 171. KEANG-SE, province, China, v. 635. KEANG-SOO, province, China, v. 635. KEATS, John, English poet, xiv. 22. KEBARS, Papuan tribe, New Guinea,

xvii. 388. KEBLE, John, English poet, xiv. 24;

hymns by, xil. 595.

COLLEGE, Oxford, xvm. 97.

KECHO, town, Tong-King, iv. 624; vi.

96.

KECSKEMET, town, Hungary, xiv. 26. KEDABEK, Transcaucasia, Russia, Copper

works at, xxm. 514. KEDAH, district, Malay Peninsula, xv.

322. KEDARNATH, Temple of, Himalayas,

XL 835.

KEEL, of a ship, xxi. 819. KEELING ISLANDS, Indian Ocean, xiv.

26; xxii. 586. KEENE, town, New Hampshire, U.S.A.,

xvii. 392.

KEEN- LUNG, emperor of China, v. 650. KEEP, or Donjon, in architecture, li.

466.

KEEVE, mining tub, xvi. 465. KEEWATIN, or Kewatin, district, North- West Territory, British America, xvii.

573- KEFF, or Kef, town, Tunis, xiv. 27,

xxni. 620. KEFFI ABD ES-SENGA, town, Sokoto,

Africa, xxn 279. KEFNEKAISE, mountain, Sweden, xxn.

736. KEHL, suburb of Strasburg, Germany,

xxn. 589. KEIGHLEY, town, England, xiv. 27;

population, xxiv 748. KEI ISLANDS, Indian Archipelago, xiv

27 KEILBERG, mountain, Germany, vm

533-

KEILHAU, Germany, Educational es tablishment at, IX. 793.

KEILHAUITE, mineral, xvi. 426.

KEILL, James, Scottish physician, xv. 812; xxiv. 97.

, John, on the invention of the cal culus, XIII. 9.

KEIM, Theodor, German theologian, xiv. 28; his Jesu von Nazara, Xlll. 672.

KEISER, Reinhard, German musician, xvii. 92.

KEITH, Scottish family, earls marischal of Scotland, xiv. 28. , Francis Edward James, Prussian marshal, xiv. 28.

KEITH, George, Quaker, friend of Penn,

xvm. 496.

KEITUM, town, Schleswig, xxn. 810, KEJ, town, Baluchistan, xiv. 28. KELANI-GANGA, river, Ceylon, v. 360. KELANTAN, district, Malay Peninsula,

xv. 322. KELIF-USBOI, valley, Transcaspian

Region, Russia, xxm. 512. KELISMAN, town, Asia Minor, v. SiS. KELLER, Gottfried, Swiss writer, xxn.

800. KELLERMANN, Francois Christophe,

French marshal, xiv. 29. KELLETT, Sir Henry, Arctic explorer,

xix. 322. KELLGREN, Johan Henrik, Swedish

poet and critic, xiv. 29; xxn. 756. KELLIE, Earl of, claimant of earldom of

Mar, xv. 525. KELLS, town, Ireland, xiv. 29.

, Book of, Irish MS., xvm. 158. KELLY, Edward, astrologer, vn. 22. , Thomas, Irish hymn-writer, xn.

595-

, William, his improvements in the cotton-spinning mule, vi. 497. -, William, Plymouthist, xix. 239.

KELP, source of iodine, Xiv. 29; I. 508.

KELP-PIGEON, bird, xxi. 782.

KELSO, town, Scotland, xiv. 30; xxi.

34-

KELT, salmon, xxi. 225. KELTAI, or Celts, (q.v.), v. 297. KELVIN, river, Scotland, XXII. 553. KEM, name for Egypt, vn. 700. KEMAL BEY, Ottoman writer, xxni.

657. KEMAL PASHA-ZADA, Turkish writer,

xxni. 656. KEMAMAN, district, Malay Archipelago,

xv. 322.

KEMBLE, Charles, English actor, xiv. 30. , John Mitchell, English scholar and

historian, xiv. 30.

, John Philip, English actor, xiv.

, Sarah (Mrs Siddons), English

actress, xiv. 31; xxn. 32. KEMPELEN, Baron, his chess-playing

automaton, XV. 210. KEMPIS, Thomas a, mediaeval writer,

xiv 31; XL 208; xvii. 134. KEMPLEY, -Gloucestershire, England,

Church at, xvn. 45. KEMPTEN, town, Bavaria, xiv. 33. KEN, Thomas, English non-juring

bishop, XIV. 33; hymns by, XII. 592. KENDAL, town, England, xiv. 34; xxiv.

515, 516. KENDI, Arab Christian apologist, xxn.

848.

KENDRAPARA, town, India, xvn. 845. KENDREW, John, inventor of nax-

spinning apparatus, xiv. 664. KENEH, or Kine, town, Egypt, vn.