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317

NOTORNIS, genus of birds, xvi. 809. NOTOTHERIUM, fossil marsupial mam mal, XV. 383. NOTRE DAME, Cathedral of, Paris,

xvni. 276; sculptures in, xxi. 562. NOTREDAME (Nostradamus), Micliel de,

French astrologer, XVII. 596. NOTRE DAME BAY, Newfoundland,

xvn. 382. NOTRE DAME MOUNTAINS, Canada,

xx. 165. NOTTINGHAM, county, England, xvn.

597; representation, xxm. 727. , town, England, XVII. 599; Lucldite

riots in, xv. 57; newspapers of, xvn.

421.

, Earls of, xvn. 600.

NOTTS, or Nottingham, county, England,

xvn. 597; xxin. 727. NOUKAHIVA, island, Marquesas, Pacific,

xv. 564. NOUMEA, town, New Caledonia, xvn.

376. NOUREDDIN (Nur ed-din, q.v.), atabek

or ruler of Syria, xxi. 636; VII. 752;

xxin. 161. NOUVELLE HELOISE, Rousseau s novel,

xxi. 26.

NOUVELLES A LA MAIN, Paris news paper, xvn. 425. NOVA DWOR, town, Russian Poland,

XXiv. 375. NOVA FOGCIA, town, Asia Minor, xvni.

798. NOVALIS (F. von Hardenberg), German

writer, XI. 472; X. 542; hymns by,

. r 1 J r- Q Q

xii. 500. NOVANT/E, ancient British tribe, xvni.

411. NOVARA, town, Italy, xvn. 600; battle

of (1849), v - 4 2 55 XIIL 488- NOVARIA (Xovara), ancient town, Italy,

xvn. 601. NOVA ROMA, name for Constantinople,

xix. 491. NOVA SCOTIA, province, Canada, xvn.

60 1 ; discover} of, by Sebastian Cabot,

iv. 622.

NOVA SCOTIA, Baronets of, in. 389. NOVATIANS, early Christian sect, XVII.

603. NOVATIANUS, Roman presbyter, xvn.

603; his creed, vi. 559. NOVATION, in law, xvn. 604. NOVAYA LADOGA, town, Russia, xxi.

190. NOVAYA USHITSA, town, Russia, xix.

254. NOVA ZEMBLA, or Novaya Zemlya,

island, Arctic Ocean, xvn. 604. NOVEL, Origin of the, xx. 636. NOVELAS EXEMPLARES, of Cervantes,

v- 35fc

NOVELLO, Vincent, English musical composer, XVI I. 606.

NOVELS, addenda to the Codex of Jus tinian, xin. 794.

NOVEMBER, month, xvn. 606. NOVERRE, Jean Georges, French musi cian, XVII. 606; his pantomimes,

xvni. 216. NOVESIUM (Neuss), ancient town,

Rhenish Prussia, xvn. 365. NOVGOROD, early republic, Russia, xxi.

89; its relations with Pskoff, xx. 36. , government, Russia, xvn. 606;

xxi. 69.

, town, Russia, XVII. 607.

, Nijni-, government and town,

Russia, xvn. 500, 501. SEVERSKI, principality, Russia,

NovGOROD-SvEVERSK, town, Russia,

xxin. 96. NOVGRAD VOLHYNSKIY, town, Russia,

xxiv. 282.

Novi, town, Italy, xvn. 608. NOVIBAZAR, town, Bosnia, xvn. 608. NOVIE DUBOSSARI, town, Russia, vn.

53- NOVIKOFF, Nikolai Ivanovich, Russian

writer, XXI. 106.

Novi LIGURE, town, Italy, xvn. 608. NOVIODUNUM (Nevers), ancient town,

France, xvn. 369. N o VIOM AGUM (Nimeguen), ancient town,

Netherlands, xvn. 509. NOVIOMAGUS (Lisieux), ancient town,

France, xiv. 693. NoviSAD (Neusatz), town, Hungary,

xvn. 365. NOVO-BAYAZET, town, Transcaucasia,

Russia, xvn. 608. NOVO-DYEVITCHIY, convent, Moscow,

Russia, xvi. 859. NOVOGEORGIEVSK, town, Kherson,

Russia, xvn. 608.

, town, Russian Poland, XVII. 608;

xix. 227; xxiv. 376. NOVOKHOPERSK, town, Russia, xxiv.

298. Novo MINSK, town, Russian Poland,

xxiv. 375. NOVOMOSKOVSK, town, Russia, xvn.

608.

NOVOROSSIA, district, Russia, XVII. 725. NOVOSELITSY, Cossack settlement,

Russia, xvn. 609.

NOVOSIL, town, Russia, xxin. 605. NOVOTCHERKASSK, town, Russia, xvn.

609.

Novo-UzEN, town, Russia, xxi. 243. NOVOZYBKOFF, town, Russia, xxin. 96. NOVUM ORGANUM, Bacon s treatise, in.

210. NOWANUGGUR, state and town, India,

xvn. 301.

NOWGONG, district, India, xvn. 609 NOWSHERA, town, India, xvni. 684. NOY, William, attorney -general of Eng land, XVII. 609. NOYADES, massacres at Nantes, France,

v. 139. NOYES, John Humphrey, founder of

the Oneicla Community, U.S.A., VI.

21 1 ; xvn. 772.

NOYON, town, France, xvn. 609, 749. NOZEMAN, Cornelius, Dutch naturalist,

on birds, xvni. 9. NOZZE DE FIGARO, Mozart s opera,

XVII. II.

Nun, district, Nubia, xvn. 611. NUBIA, country, North-East Africa, xvn.

610; I. 267.

NUBIAN GOAT, x. 709. NUBIANS, race of people, Africa, I.

260.

NUBLE, province, Chili, V. 617. NUCERIA ALFATERNA (Nocera In-

feriore), ancient town, Italy, XVII.

53-

NUCHINS, Manchu tribe, XV. 467. NUCIFRAGA, genus of birds, vi. 618;

xvn. 665.

NUCK, Antony, anatomist, I. Sir. NUCULA, genus of Mollusca, xvi. 689. NUDDEA, district, India, xvi I. 161. NUECES, river, Texas, U.S.A., xxill.

203. NUEVA ESPARTA, islands, Caribbean

Sea, Venezuela, xv. 537. NUEVO-LEON, state, Mexico, xvi. 214. NUFOR, Papuan language, xvni. 231. NUG/E ANTIQU/E, Harington s w r ork,

XL 479.

NUGAR, state, India, x. 597. NUGEENAH (Nagina), town, India, xvn.

164.

NUGENT, Earl, Irish poet, xvn. 612. NUISANCE, in law, xvn. 612; xxin.

454-

NUISANCES, Public, xx. 96; xvn. 613. NUKHA, town, Russia, xvn. 613. NUKKAPULLY, or Anakapalle, town,

India, xxiv. 267. NULAGURH (Nalagarh), hill state,

India, XL 840. NULLIFICATION, Calhoun s doctrine of,

United States, IV. 683; Webster s

speech on, xxiv. 472. NUMAN PASHA, Turkish vizier, xxin.

646. NUMANTIA, ancient town, Spain, xvn.

613; siege of, by the Romans (134- 133

B.C.), xxn. 306. NUMA POMPILIUS, legendary king of

Rome, XVII. 613. NUMBER, Conception and representation

of, n. 524; ancient ideas of, ill. 37;

Locke on, XI v. 759; Pythagorean

philosophy of, XX. 138; in Xeno-

crates s philosophy, XXIV. 718. NIP, German goblin, XX. 552.

OF QUANTITIES, in measurement,

xv. 660. NUMBERS, Book of, xvni. 505.

, Complex, xxiv. 70.

, Partition of, xvn. 614.

, Properties of, in algebra, I. 521.

, Theory of, xvn. 614; tables relating