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M U D M U N

MUDDIMAN, Henry, English news-book

writer, xvn. 414. MUD-FlSH, XII. 688. MUD MlTE, arachnid, xvi. 528. MUDROS, town, Lemnos, Turkey, XIV.

436.

MUDSTONE, mineral, x. 237. MUD VOLCANOES, x. 250. MUFFAT, Georg, German musician,

xvii. 90.

MUFFLE FURNACE, ix. 842. MUFFLON, kind of sheep, xxi. 784;

xxni. 635. MUFTI, Grand, high-priest of Islam,

XXII. 661.

MUGA, silkworm, xxn. 60. MuGETO (Mogahid), Saracen leader, XIX.

119. MUGGLETON, Lodowick, English sectary,

XVII. 12.

MUGHAL (Mogul), dynasty in India, xn. 794; in. 569.

MUG HALS (Moguls), class of Moham medans, in India, XII. 746.

MUGHLA, town, Asia Minor, v. 103.

MUGIL, genus of fishes, xvn. 18.

MUG NUADAT, Irish king, xm. 246.

MUGOJAR HILLS, Ilussia, xxm. 627; xxiv. 4.

MUHAMMAD, shah of Khwarizm, xm. 621.

, shah of Persia, xvin. 649.

- I., Turkish sultan, xxni. 641.

II., Turkish sultan, xxni. 642,

6;6.

III., Turkish sultan, xxni. 644. IV., Turkish sultan, xxill. 645.

MuHLECK, Barbara von, wife of Kepler,

xiv. 45. MUHLENBERG, William A., American

hymn-writer, XII. 596. MUHLHAUSEN, town, Prussia, XVII. 12;

xxi. 360.

MUILREA, mountain, Ireland, xv. 650. MUIR, John, Scottish Orientalist, xvii.

13-

MuiRCERTACH, Irish king, Xlll. 254. MUKAMA, town, India, xvni. 409. MUKHTARI, Persian writer, xvin. 657. MUKSU, river, Western Asia, xvin.

103. MULA, town, Spain, xvii. 13; mineral

spring of, xvii. 51. MULAHACEN, Cerro de, mountain, Spain,

xxii. 294. MULAIR KOTELAH (Maler Kotla), state,

India, xv. 332. MULATTO, issue of white and Negro

parents, xvn. 319. MULBERRY, tree, xvn. 13; xn. 272;

leaves as food for silkworms, xxii. 58. MULE, offspring of horse and ass, xvii.

13; xii. 175.

, spinning machine, for cotton, VI.

496; for wool, xxiv. 659. MULE-POWER, in mechanics, xv. 772. MULEY SAW, xxi. 344.

MULGE, Assyrian divinity, ill. 193.

MULGRAVE ARCHIPELAGO, or Eastern Carolines, Pacific Ocean, v. 126.

IMULGRAVE CASTLE, Yorkshire, Eng land, xxiv. 749.

MULHAUSEN, town, German Alsace, xvn. 15.

MULHEIM-AM-RHEIN, town, Prussia, xvn. 16.

MULHEIM-AN-DER-RUHR, town, Prus sia, xvii. 1 6.

MULITA, edentate mammal, xv. 388. MULL, island, Scotland, xvii. 16. MiiLLER, Adam, German economist,

xix. 388. , Ferdinand Baron von, on the plants

of Australia, in. no, in. , Friedrich Max, on the science of

religion, XX. 359, 365; his theory of

mythology, xvn. 137.

, Fritz, on zoological classification,

xxiv. 8 1 1.

, George, Plymouthist, XIX. 239.

, Heinrich, German Pietist, XI x. 83.

, Johann (Regiomontanus), German

astronomer, xx. 341; n. 751.

, Johann von, Swiss historian, xvn.

16; xxii. 798. -, Johannes, German physiologist and

naturalist, xvn. 17; xxi. 460; xxiv. 808; on birds, xvii I. 28; on fishes, xn. 634; on reptiles, xx. 437, 440. , Johannes, pharmacist and chemist, xvii. 17.

, Johann Heinrich Jakob, his ex periments in magnetism, xv. 253. , John, English mathematician, xvn.

17-

, Karl Otfried, German writer on ancient Greece, xvn. 17. , 0. F., German naturalist, xxiv. 806.

, P. L. S., on birds, xvin. 7. , William James, English painter,

xvii. 17.

MULLER S GLASS, mineral, xvi. 390. MULLET, fish, xvn. 18; grey, xn. 691.

, in heraldry, XL 703. MULLINGAR, town, Ireland, xvii. 18;

xxiv. 513.

MULLION, in architecture, II. 468. MULL OF GALLOWAY, Scotland, xxiv.

562.

MULLUS, genus of fishes, XVII. 18. MULMUL, woven fabric, xvn. 109. MULREA, mountain, Ireland, xin. 214. MULREADY, William, Irish painter,

xvn. 19. MULTAN, district, India, XVII. 19; town,

XVII. 20.

MULTIPLE, in arithmetic, n. 528. MULTIPLEPOINDING, in Scots law, xvn.

20.

MULTIPLE TELEGRAPHY, xxni. 124. MULTIPLICATION, in algebra, i. 520; in

arithmetic, II. 527; tables, XXIII. 8;

Herwart s table, xvn. 183.

MULUCHA, or Muluya, river, North- West Africa, xv. 636; xvi. 830, 832.

MUMBA MULYAKA, Arab apostle, Lacca- dives, xiv. 183.

MUMMIUS, Roman general, xxn. 306.

MUMMY, xvn. 20; embalming of, vin. 158; Egyptian, vn. 722; IX. 826; Phoenician, xvin. 810.

- FIGURES, on pottery, xix. 603.

- WHEAT, xxiv. 533. MUMPS, disease, xvn. 22.

MUN, Thomas, English economist, xix.

357- MUNBY, English idyl-writer, xvin.

343.

MUNCH, Andreas, Norwegian poet, xvn. 591.

, Peter Andreas, Norwegian his torian, xvn. 592.

MUNCHAUSEN, Baron, German story teller, xvn. 23.

MUNCHAUSEN, Baron, curator of Gottingen university, xxni. 847, 850.

MUNCHEN (Miinich, q.v.), capital of Bavaria, xvn. 24.

MUNCIE, town, Indiana, U.S.A., xvn.

23- MUN DAY, Anthony, English dramatist,

xvn. 23. MUNDBRIECH, Cinque Port privilege,

v. 787. MUNDIC (Marcasite), mineral, xv. 532;

xx. 128. MUNDLAH (Mandla), town, India, xv.

476. MuNDORF, watering-place, Luxemburg,

xv. 87.

MUNDU, town, Java, xin. 606. MUNGIR, district and town, India, xvi.

739-

MUNGO, St (Kentigern), Celtic mission ary, xiv. 40. , cloth made from rags, xxiv. 66 1.

MUNGOFA, or Gopher, tortoise, x. 780.

MUNGOOS, carnivorous mammal, xn. 629; xv. 436.

MUNI BTSAN-PO, Tibetan king, xxni.

345-

MUNICH, capital of Bavaria, xvn. 24; academy of sciences, I. 71; revival of art in, vi. 422; art treasures of, xiv. 16; libraries, xiv. 526, 547; observa tory, xvn. 713; Pinakothek picture gallery, XXI. 445; Rubens s picture in gallery, xxi. 44 ; technical school, xxin. 109; university, xxni. 848; congress of Old Catholics at (1871), xvn. 755.

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS, vi. 435.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, English law of, vin. 2.

MUNICIPALITY, xvn. 27; rise of muni cipalities, iv. 62.

MUNICIPIA, Roman, xx. 740, 745.

MUNIMENTS, National, of England,