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MOTAZILITES, Moslem sect, XVI. 576, 592.

MOTAZZ BILLAH, caliph, XVI. 586.

MOTENEBBI, or Motanabbi, Arabic poet, xvii. i; xvi. 595.

MOTET, in music, xvn. 82.

MOTEUCZOMA (Montezuma), king of ancient Mexico, vi. 441; xvi. 209.

3VIOTHE, Marquis de la, French diplo matist, IX. 72.

MOTHER CAREY S CHICKENS, birds, xvin. 712.

MOTHER HUBBARD S TALE, Spenser s poem, xxn. 395.

MOTHER-OF-PEARL, shell, xvn. i ; fishery, xvm. 447.

MOTHERWELL, town, Scotland, xvn.

2.

, William, Scottish poet, XVII. 2.

MOTHS, insects, iv. 592; xm. 151; silk worm moths, xxii. 57.

Mo Tl, Chinese philosopher, XVI. 4.

MOTI LILLAH, caliph, xvi. 587.

MOTI MASJID, mosque, Agra, India, I. 286.

MOTION, in applied mechanics, XV. 752; in relation to energy, VIII. 207; laws of, XV. 701, 715, 746; science of matter in, XV. 676; Trendelenburg s philosophical theory of, XXIII. 543; Zeno s theory, xxiv. 778.

, Animal, ix. 308.

, Perpetual, xvm. 553. -MOTLEY, John Lothrop, American historian, xvn. 2; I. 724.

MOTMOT, bird, xvn. 3.

MOTOR MACHINE, Electric, xxin. 496, 508.

MOTORS, people, Russia, xxi. 251.

MOTRIL, town, Spain, xvi I. 4.

MOTT, Valentine, American surgeon, xvn. 4.

MOTTAKI LILLAH, caliph, XVI. 587.

MOTTE, La, mountain, Utah, U.S.A.,

xxiv. 19. MOTTE-FOUQUE, Baron de la, German

writer, IX. 486. MOTTEUX, Peter, English journalist,

xvin. 537. MOTTEVILLE, Madame de, French

courtier and authoress, xvn. 4; ix.

660.

MOTTO, in heraldry, XL 710. MOTTRAMITE, mineral, xvi. 406. MOTYA, ancient stronghold, Sicily, xv.

571. MOTYCA (Modica), ancient town, Sicily,

xvi. 542. MOUCHY, Mareehal de (Philippe de

Noailles), French general, xvii. 523. MOUFFLON, kind of sheep, xxi. 784;

xxin. 635. MOUKDEN, town, Manchuria, V. 641 ;

xv. 466. MOULDING, in architecture, II. 467; in

joinery, iv. 487; Greek, II. 408;

Roman, 1 1. 418.

MOULDS, for castings, IX. 480. MOULE, Henry, his Manure for the

Million, I. 349. MOULIN, Peter du, French Presbyterian

divine, xvi. 333. MOULINS, in glaciers, x. 627.

, town, France, xvi I. 4. MOULMEIN (Maulmain), town, British

Burmah, xv. 635. MOULSEY, East, town, England, xxn.

694.

MOULT, of birds, in. 775. MOULTRIE, John, poet pastor of Rugby,

xxi. 56. MOUNDS, Animal, of Wisconsin, xxiv.

618.

AND MOUND-BUILDERS, of North America, III. 399.

MOUNTAIN, The, French Revolutionist party, ix. 602.

ARTILLERY, n. 662.

LEATHER, mineral, xvi. 418.

PAPER, mineral, XVI. 418.

RANGES, Elie de Beaumont s theory of, VIII. 134.

MOUNTAINS, xvii. 4; x. 370; arrange ment of, in ranges, I. 623.

MOUNTED INFANTRY, Tactical manage ment of, xxiv. 358.

MOUNTJOY, Lord, lord lieutenant of Ireland, XIII. 265.

MOUNTMELLICK, town, Ireland, XX. 171.

MOUNTRATH, town, Ireland, XX. 171.

MOUNT VERNON, town, Ohio, U.S.A., xvii. 4.

MOUNT VERNON, Virginia, U.S.A., Washington s residence, XXIV. 388.

MOURILLON, arsenal, Toulon, France, xxin. 484.

MOURNE MOUNTAINS, Ireland, vn. 382.

MOURROUS, mountain, France, XX. 126.

MOURZUK, or Murzuk, town, Fezzan, Africa, ix. 130; xxin. 575.

MOUSE, rodent mammal, xvn. 5; xv. 419; red field, XXIV. 277. , Jumping, of Labrador, xin. 626.

MOUSE-BIRD, xvn. 6.

MOUSTIERS, Basses-Alpes, France, Pottery ware of, xix. 630.

MOUTAN P^ONY, plant, xvin. 132.

MOUTH, Anatomy of the, I. 837; vn. 221; of fishes, xn. 636, 654; of mam mals, xv. 361.

MOUTIERS, town, Savoie, France, xxi.

332.

MoUTON (Jean of Lorraine), musician, xvn. 85.

MOVABLE PROPERTY, in Roman law, xx. 673 ; in Scots law, xvin. 665 ; personal estate, xvm. 664.

MOVERS, Franz Karl, German Orient alist, XVII. 7 ; on the Pentateuch, xvm. 506.

MOWATTA, book of Moslem traditions, xvi. 594.

MOWING MACHINE, agricultural imple ment, i. 323.

Mow RUNIPORE (Man Ranipur), town, India, xv. 636.

MOXUENE, ancient district, Asia, xiv. 159.

MOY, river, Ireland, xv. 650; xxi I. 159.

MOY S AERIAL STEAMER, ix. 323.

MOYUNE, green tea, China, v. 635.

MOZABITES, people of Algeria, I. 564.

MOZAMBIQUE, province and island, East Africa, xvn. 7; I. 270; languages of, xxiv. 828; opium cultivation of, xvn. 792.

MOZARAB, name applied to Christian communities in Arab Spain, xvn. 8.

MOZARABIC BREVIARY, Hymns of the, xii. 582.

MOZART, Leopold, German violinist, xvii. 8.

, Wolfgang Amadeus, German com poser, xvii. 8; as symphonist, xvn. 96; dementi s contest with, v. 824.

MOZDOK, town, Russian Caucasia, xvn. ii ; xxin. 186.

MOZLEY, James Bowling, English theo logian, XVII. 12.

MOZUFFERNUGGER, district and town. India, xvn. 114.

MOZUFFERPORE, district and town, India, xvn. 114.

MOZYR, town, Russia, xvi. 479.

MRS CAUDLE S CURTAIN LECTURES, Jerrold s work, xin. 633.

MRS VEAL, Defoe s book, vn. 28, 468.

MSTINO, lake, Russia, xxin. 672.

MTESA, king of Uganda, Africa, xxin. 718.

MTSENSK, town, Russia, xvn. 12, 826.

MTZHET, town, Transcaucasia, Russia, xxin. 514.

MUANDA, town, Loango, Africa, xiv.

743- MUAWWIYAH, or Moawiya, Aral)

governor of Syria, II. 258; XVI. 563,

564. MUCA B. NOSAIR, Moslem general, xvi.

572.

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, Shake speare s play, xxi. 764. MUCH WENLOCK, town, England,

xxiv. 501. MUCILAGE, viscid substance, xvn. 12;

XL 276. MUCKROSS ABBEY, Kerry, Ireland, xiv.

52, 76. MUCORINI, suborder of Fungi, IX.

830. Mucous GLANDS, of the mouth, vn.

222. Mucous MEMBRANE, i. 847; xvn. 668;

catarrhal diseases of, xvin. 378. Mucous SARCOMA, disease, xvin. 369.