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QUAGGA, ungulate mammal, xx. 146;

i. 259; xii. 175. QUAIL, bird, xx. 146. QUAIL- HAWK, bird, xiv. 54. QUAIN, Jones, on systematic anatomy,

i. 817. , Richard, on the anatomy of the

arteries, I. 817. QUAKERS, religious sect, xx. 147; in.

853; ix. 500; their affinities with

mysticism, xvn. 135; their opposition

to the slave trade, xxn. 139; Penn s

Quakerism, xvin. 492. QUAN (Guan), bird, XI. 232.

QUANDANG NUT, XVIL 664.

QUANG DUK (Hue), town, Anam, Asia,

xn. 333. QUANTAMPOH, town, West Coast, Africa,

xx. 153.

QUANTITIES, Mathematical, xv. 660. QUANTITY, Methods of regarding, in.

37- QUANTZ, J. J., German writer on the

flute, xxm. 520. QUANZA (Coanza), river, Africa, VI.

81. QUARANTINE, xx. 153; xix. 163; laws

relating to, xv. 797.

, Cattle, XX. 158.

, Widow s, in law, XX. 158.

QUAREGNON, town, Belgium, xvi. 761. QUARE IMPEDIT, in English law, xx.

158. QUARLES, Francis, English poet, xx.

159.

QUARNERO, Gulf of, Dalmatia, v. 586. QUARREL, in architecture, 11. 471. QUARRIES, for minerals, xvi. 454. QUARTER, in heraldry, XL 696, 706. QUARTER-ILL, cattle disease, xvn. 58. QUARTERLY REVIEW, The, Croker s

connexion with, VI. 595 ; Gifford s,

X. 590; Lockhart s, XIV. 763; Wilson s,

xxiv. 592.

QUARTERLY REVIEWS, xvin. 536. QUARTEROON, Negro and white half- breed, xvn. 320. QUARTER SESSIONS, law court, xx.

159. QUARTER-SQUARES, Tables of, xxm.

8. QUARTIC SURFACES, in geometry, xxn.

670. QUARTODECIMANS, of early Christian

church, iv. 669; vii. 614. QUARTZ, rock, xx. 160; x. 227, 237;

XL 48; xvi. 389; xix. 314. QUASIIN, bitter vegetable principle, Xix.

53-

QUASSIA, tree, xx. 160. QUATERNARY DEPOSITS, in geology, x.

365- QUATERNIONS, in mathematics, xx.

1 60; xv. 630; Sir W. R. Hamilton s

invention of, XL 422. QUATREBRAS, Belgium, Battle of (1815),

xvn. 224.

QUATREMERE, Etienne Marc, French

Orientalist, XX, 164. QUAY, or Wharf, XL 455. QUEBEC, province, Canada, xx. 165. , town, XX. 1 68 ; capture of, by

Wolfe (1759), xxiv. 630; battle of

(1759), ix. 590.

ACT (1774), xxm. 739.

- CHAPEL SERMONS, Alford s, i. 505.

QUEBEDO, Vasco Mousinho de, Portu guese poet, Xix. 556.

QUEBRACHO, wood used in tanning, xiv. 382.

QUEDAH, or Kedah, district, Straits Settlements, Asia, XV. 322.

QUEDLINBURG, town, Prussia, XX. 169.

QUEEN, title, xxin. 418.

ADELAIDE ARCHIPELAGO, xvin.

352-

- ANNE S BOUNTY, xx. 169; n. 62.

QUEEN-BEE, in. 484.

QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS, British

Columbia, xx. 170 ; totemism of

Haida Indians in, xxm. 469. QUEEN S BENCH, English law court,

ill. 556; records of, XX. 311. QUEENSBERRY, Second Duke of, xx.

170; xxi. 517.

QUEENS COLLEGE, Cambridge, iv. 730. QUEEN S COLLEGE, Oxford, xvin. 97. QUEEN S COUNSEL, highest rank of

barristers, III. 394. QUEEN S COUNTY, Ireland, xx. 170;

representation, xxm. 727. QUEENSLAND, British colony, Australia,

xx. 171; in. 114; mines, xvi. 471;

railways, xx. 253.

QUEENSTOWN, town, Ireland, xx. 175. QUEEN S WAKE, Hogg s poem, xn. 51. QUEEST, bird, VII. 379. QUEIROZ, E(ja de, Portuguese novelist,

xix. 558. QUELLIN, John Erasmus, Flemish artist,

xxm. 174. QUENSTEDT, Johann Andreas, on the

inspiration of Scripture, XI 1 1. 156. QUERCETANUS (Andre Duchesne),

French historian, vii. 504. QUERCITANNIC ACID, XXIII. 48.

QUERCITRON, dyestuff, xx. 175; ix.

293; XVIL 693. QUERCUS, genus of trees, XVIL 689;

xx. 175. QUERETARO, town, Mexico, xx. 175;

xvi. 214; state, xvi. 214. QUERN, ancient flour-mill, IX. 343. QUESAL (Quezal), bird, xx. 179. QUESNAY, Frangois, French economist,

xx. 176; xix. 361. QUESNEL, Pasquier, French theologian,

xx. 177; codex of, v. 17; suspected

of Jansenism, xill. 567; his writings

condemned by papal bull, v. 822. QUESTER, Matthew de, two British

postmasters, Xix. 563.

QUETELET, Ernest, Belgian astronomer,

xx. 177. . , Lambert Adolphe Jacques, Belgian

physicist, XX. 177; XXII. 462; on the

races of man, n. 112. QUETTA, town, Baluchistan, XX. 178. QUETZALCOATL, ancient Mexican deity,

xvi. 208, 21 1 ; pilgrimage to temple

of, xix. 92. QUETZALCOHUATL, legendary chief,

Central America, I. 704. QUEVEDO VILLEGAS, Francisco, Spanish

satirist, xx. 178; xxn. 357, 360. QUEZAL, bird, xx. 179. QUEZALTENANGO, town, Guatemala,

xx. 1 80. QUIAH COUNTRY, West Africa, xxn.

44.

QUIBERON, town, France, xvi. 813. QUICHE, ancient kingdom, Mexico, XVI.

208. QUICHES, people, Central America,

xxiv. 759.

QUICHUA LANGUAGE, Peru, i. 700. QUICHUAS, Peruvian nation, xvin. 676;

in Bolivia, IV. 15. QUICKLIME, xiv. 647; xxi. 166. QUICKSILVER, or Mercury (q.v. xvi.

31; mines of, in Austria, in. 120; in

California, IV. 702; in Spain, I. 589. QUICUNQUE, Symbolum, the so-called

Athanasian Creed, VI. 562. QUIERSY-SUR-OISE, France, Diet of

(877), ix. 534. QUIETISM, religious movement, XI. 341;

xvi. 631; XVIL 134. QUILIMANE, town, East Africa, xx.

1 80.

QUILL, for writing, ix. 60; xvin. 483. QUILLOTA, town, Chili, xx. 180. QUILON, town, India, xx. 181; xxm.

525.

QUILU, river, West Africa, Xiv. 742. QUIMPER, town, France, xx. 181. QUIN, river, Nevada, U.S.A., xvil. 367. QUINARY SYSTEM, bird classification,

xvin. 15. QUINAULT, Philippe, French dramatist,

xx. 181. QUINCE, tree and fruit, xx. 182; xn.

276.

OIL, XVIL 744.

QUINCKE, Georg Hermann, his electro lytic theory, vin. 114; his tables of

surface-tension, v. 70. QUINCUNX, The, of Sir Thomas Browne,

iv. 390. QUINCY, town, Illinois, U.S.A., xx.

182. -, town, Massachusetts, U.S.A., xx.

182.

, Edmund, American scholar, XX.

183.

, Josiah (1744-1775), American poli tician, xx. 182.

, Josiah (1772-1864), American poli