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LiSMORE, town, Ireland, XIV. 694; XXIV.

401.

, island, Scotland, xiv. 694.

, Book of the Dean of, MS. poems,

xiv. 694. LISNEGARVY (Lisburn), town, Ireland,

xiv. 693.

Liso, Tibetan tribe, xxin. 344. LlSSA, island, Adriatic Sea, XIV. 695;

battle of (1866), xiii. 491.

, town, Prussia, XIV. 694.

LISSAHORN, mountain, Silesia, XXII. 53. LlSSOFLAGELLATA, subclass of Protozoa,

xix. 856. LIST, Friedrich, German economist,

xix. 389. LISTA, Alberto, Spanish critic, XXII.

361. LISTER, Joseph Jackson, anatomist, I.

818 ; his antiseptic treatment in

surgery, II. 136; XXII. 678. LISTON, John, English comedian, xiv.

695.

, Robert, Scottish surgeon, XIV.

695.

LITANG, town, Tibet, xxni. 342. LlTANi, or Litany, river, Syria, XIV.

393; xxii. 821. LITANY, church service, Xiv. 695;

English, viii. 379.

, river, Syria, XIV. 393; XXII. 821. LlTCHFIELD OBSERVATORY, Clinton,

New York, U.S.A., xvn. 715. LITERATURE, in relation to philology,

xvm. 765 ; academies of, I. 73;

societies connected with, XXII. 227. LiTHAMfEiu Discus, species of Proto-

zoa, xix. 843. LITHARGE, oxide of lead, xiv. 377;

xvi. 61. LITHGOW, "William, Scottish traveller,

xiv. 696.

LITHIOPHILITE, mineral, xvi. 404. LlTHISTIDA, order of sponges, XXII.

423- LITHIUM, chemical element, xiv. 697;

v. 524.

- MINERAL WATERS, xvi. 436. LITHOFRACTEUR, explosive, xvii. 521;

for blasting, in. 809. LITHOGRAPHIC STONE, xvi. 397. LITHOGRAPHY, xiv. 697; xxm. 708;

map printing, xxii. 715; photo-print ing, xvm. 833.

LITHOMARGE, mineral, xvi. 424. LITHOTOMY, in surgery, xxiv. 189; as

practised by the ancients, XXII. 674. LITHOXYLON, mineral, xvi. 390. LITHUANIA, xiv. 702; its incorporation

with Poland, xix. 288, 291; xxi. 90. LITHUANIAN LANGUAGE, xxn. 148;

dictionaries of, vn. 188. LITHUANIANS, European people, xiv.

701; in Russian Poland, Xix. 309. LITIN, town, Russia, xix. 254. LITMUS, colouring matter, xiv. 703,

559-

LITTLE, Josiah, Library of, Newbury- port, U.S.A., XVII. 376.

- EASE, torture, xxin. 465.

- FALLS, town, New York, U.S.A., xiv. 703.

GENESIS, Book of, n. 176. Go ACT (1802), anent lotteries,

XV. II.

JAVA (Bali), island, Eastern Archi pelago, in. 281.

JOHN, of Robin Hood ballads, XX.

606.

ROCK, town, Arkansas, U.S.A.,

xiv. 703. LITTLETON, Thomas de, English jurist,

xiv. 703.

LITTORINA, genus of Mollusca, xvi. 651. LITTRE, Paul Maximilien Emile, French

lexicographer, xiv. 705. LITUOLIDEA, order of Protozoa, Xix.

847- LITURGY, church service, xiv. 706;

English, viii. 379; Greek, XI. 159;

Jewish, xv. 292 ; attempted intro duction of, in Scottish Church, xxi.

511. See also article Missal. LITU-SLAVIC LANGUAGES, xxii. 148. LITUUS, Roman trumpet, xxni. 593. LITYERSES, of Greek legend, xiv. 678. LIUBATRIN, Mount, Macedonia, XV. 137. LIUDPRAND, or Liutprand, Lombard

king, Xiii. 468; Xiv. 815. Liu-Kiu (or LEW-CHEW) ISLANDS,

North Pacific, xiv. 489. LIUTPRAND, king of the Lombards,

xiii. 468; xiv. 815.

, Italian chronicler, xiv. 712. Li v AD I A, Russian imperial residence,

Crimea, VI. 587. LIVER, in anatomy, vn. 229 ; xvii.

674; tropical abscess of, xvm. 395;

acute yellow atrophy of, xvm. 386;

in jaundice, xiii. 598; of fishes, Xii.

655; of mammals, xv. 363; of reptiles,

xx. 457. LIVER-FLUKE, parasitic worm, xxin.

535-

LIVERIES, Court of, feudal institution, xiv. 115.

LIVERPOOL, town, England, xiv. 712; libraries of, xiv. 521, 543; Mersey tunnel at, xxin. 622; newspapers, xvn. 421; observatory, xvii. 710; tramways, XXIII. 506; University College, XXIII. 854; Yyrnwy water works, xxiv. 407.

, town, Nova Scotia, XVII. 603.

, First Earl of, English politican,

xiv. 717.

, Second Earl of, English politician,

Xiv. 718; vni. 364; Sir Robert Peel s relations with, xvm. 453.

AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY,

England, XX. 224. LIVERWORTS, group of plants, xiv. 718; xvii. 66; xxiv. 128; phosphorescence in, XVIII. 813.

LIVERY, in heraldry, XI. 710; livery colours, in mediaeval costume, vi. 469.

COMPANIES, of London, vi. 223;

xiv. 819. LIVESEY, Joseph, English temperance

reformer, xxni. 159. LIVES OF THE C/ESARS, by Suetonius,

xxii. 619. LIVES OF THE POETS, by Johnson, XIII.

728. LIVE STOCK, Breeding and rearing of,

I. 384; improvement of, by Bakewell,

I. 302. LIVIA, mother of the emperor Tiberius,

xxm. 335. LIVINGSTON, Edward, American jurist,

xiv. 719.

, Robert R., American statesman,

xiv. 720. LIVINGSTONE, Sir Alexander, minister

of James II. of Scotland, xxi. 493. , David, missionary and explorer in

Africa, xiv. 720; I. 247; x. 194. Livius, Titus (Livy, q.v.), Roman his torian, xiv. 725.

ANDRONICUS, Roman poet and

dramatist, xiv. 723; xx. 716. LIVLAND (Livonia), province, Russia,

xiv. 723. LIVNY, town, Russia, xiv. 723; XVII.

826. LIVONIA, province, Russia, xiv. 723;

xxi. 69. LlVORNO (Leghorn, q.r._ town, Italy,

xiv. 416. LIVRET, system of labour luring, Xiv.

i?3- LIVY, Roman historian, xiv. 725; xx.

724; his language and style, xiv. 335;

representative of the Augustan age,

in. 83; Drakenborch s edition of, vn.

390. LIXURI, town, Cephalonia, Greece, v.

344- Lixus, ancient town, Morocco, Africa,

XV. 637; ruins of, xvi. 834; river,

xv. 637. LIZARD, LIZARDS, order of reptiles, xiv.

732; classification of, xx. 439, 445;

parasites of, xvm. 260; Aristotle on,

xx. 432. LLAMA, ungulate mammal, xiv. 738; I.

597; iv. 12; xv. 430; relations of

domesticated to wild forms, IV. 251. LLANBERIS, Lakes of, "Wales, v. 119. LLANDAFF, town, Wales, xiv. 740. LLANDUDNO, town, Wales, xiv. 740. LLANELLY, town, Wales, xiv. 740. LLANGANATI, mountain, Ecuador, vn.

645.

LLANGOLLEN, town, Wales, xiv. 740. LLANGORSE, lake, Wales, iv. 243. LLANIDLOES, town, Wales, xvi. 789. LLANO ESTACADO, region, Texas,

U.S.A., xxm. 203.