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58; coins, xvn. 658; Cossacks, vi. 448; drama, VII. 444; forests, IX. 401; foundling hospitals, IX. 483; gold, X. 743; Greek Church, XI. 157; Jews in, xiii. 686; land laws, xiv. 262; lan guage, xxil. 148; Lapps, xiv. 306; libraries, xiv. 533, 549; mines, xvi. 468; navy, XVII. 299; newspapers, xvn. 430; observatories, xvn. 714; oyster culture, xvm. 108; periodical literature, xvm. 543; police system, xix. 344; prison system, xix. 761; railways, xx. 251; serfdom, xxil. 143; Tartar population, xxill. 70; uni versity statistics, xxm. 849, 852 ; weights and measures, XXIV. 490.

RUSSIAN ALPHABET, i. 614.

RUSSIAN AMERICA, or Alaska (?.i.), i.

443, 7ii-

RUSSIAN BATHS, in. 438. RUSSIAN LANGUAGE, xxi. 109; xxn.

148; dictionaries of, vn. 188; VI. 762. RUSSIAN LEATHER, xiv. 388; odour

imparted to, ill. 698. RUSSIAN LITERATURE, xxi. 102. RUSSIANS, race of people, Europe, xxi.

79; xxil. 145, 147; in time of Byzan tine empire, XL 116. RUST, on iron, xvi. 70. RUSTAM, Persian ruler, xvni. 633; as

hero in Persian literature, xvm.

656.

RUSTCHUK, town, Bulgaria, XXI. no. RUSTICIANO of Pisa, Italian writer,

xni. 501; xix. 407. RUSTICO, town, Prince Edward Island,

xix. 740.

DI FILIPPO, Italian poet, xni. 501. RUSTRE, in heraldry, XL 697. RUTEBCEUF, early French writer, IX.

642. RUTENU, district, ancient Syria, XXIL

822. RUTGERS COLLEGE, New Brunswick,

New Jersey, U.S.A., xvn. 375. RUTH, Book of, xxi. no. RUTHENA (Rode/), Roman town,

France, XX. 617. RUTHENIANS, race of people, Russian

Poland, XIX. 309; as Roman Catholics,

xx. 631. RUTHENIUM, chemical element, v. 537;

xix. 189, 192. RUTHERFORD, John, his thermometer,

xxm. 291. , L. M., his observatory, at New

York, xvii. 715. RUTHERFURD, Samuel, Scottish divine,

XXI. 112.

RUTHERGLEN, town, Scotland, xxi.

I 12.

RUTHVEN, Lady Mary, wife of Tan

Dyck, xxiv. 63. , Raid of (1582), Scotland, xni.

558; xxi. 507. RUTHWELL CROSS, Scotland, Runic

inscription on, xvn. 570.

RUTICILLA, genus of birds, xx. 317. RUTILE, mineral, xvi. 386; xxm. 410. RUTILIUS CLAUDIUS NAMATIANUS,

Latin poet, XXL 112. RUTLAM, state, India, xx. 292. RUTLAND, county, England, xxi. 113.

, town, Vermont, U.S.A., xxi. 114;

xxiv. 167.

RUTLEDGE, John, American chief- justice, xxm. 748. RUTNAGHERRY (Ratnagiri), district and

town, India, XX. 292. RUTULI, an ancient people of Latium,

xiv. 343.

RUTULI ANS, Caucasian tribe, xiv. 475. Ruv DIAZ CAMPEADOR (The Cid),

Spanish hero, xxi I. 315. RUYSBROECK, John, Flemish mystic,

xxi. 114, 46; XII. 91; xvii. 133. RUYSCH, Frederik, Dutch anatomist,

xxi. 114; i. 812. RUYSDAEL, Jacob, Dutch painter, xxi.

ii4, 439-

RUYSSELEDE, town, Belgium, xxi. 1 1 5. R.UYTER, Michael Adrian de, Dutch

admiral, xxi. 115; xn. So. Ruz, Val de, Neuchatel, Switzerland,

XVII. 361. RYAN, Loch, Wigtown, Scotland, xxiv.

562. RYAZAN, government, Russia, xxi. 115;

principality, xxi. 89; town, xxi. 116. RYAZHSK, town, Russia, xxi. 116. RYBINSK, town, Russia, xxi. 116. RYCAUT, Sir Paul, English traveller and

diplomatist, xxi. 116. RYDBERG, Viktor, Swedish writer, xxn.

758. RYDE, town, Isle of Wight, England,

xxi. 117. RYDELIUS, Anders, Swedish Cartesian

writer, XXIL 755. RYE, grain, xxi. 117; culture of, I. 360.

, town, England, xxi. 117; xxn.

725. , Spurred, or ergot, VIII. 521; IX.

834-

RYECHITSA, town, Russia, xvi. 479.

RYEGRASS, Culture of, i. 371, 375, 380.

RYE HOUSE, Hertfordshire, England, XL 772.

RYE HOUSE PLOT, England, xvi. 756.

RYEKA, town, Montenegro, xvi. 781; river, XV I. 780.

RYESHETNIKOFF, Russian novelist, xxi. 1 08.

RYEZHITZA, town, Russia, xxi. 118; population, xxiv. 262.

RYKOVSK, town, Saghalin, East Asia, xxi. 147.

RYLAND, William Wynne, English engraver, XXI. 118.

RYMER, Thomas, English historio grapher, xxi. 1 1 8.

RYNGOLD, Lithuanian chief, xiv. 702.

RYOT, or Rayat, Indian peasant pro prietor, xv. 289; xn. 770.

RVPE, Norwegian game bird, XVII. 581. RYPIN, town, Poland, xix. 227. RYSBRACK, John Michael, sculptor,

xxi. 560. RYSBROECK (Ruysbroeck, q.v. John

of, Flemish mystic, xxi. 114, 46. RYSSELBERG S TELEPHONIC SYSTEM,

xxm. 133. RYSWICK, Holland, Congress of (1697),

vi. 270; ix. 580; xii. 81. RZACZYNSKI, on birds, xvni. 8. RZHEFF, Rjev, or RzholF, town, Russia,

xxi. 119; xxni. 672.

O the nineteenth letter of the alphabet,

^> xxi. 120.

SAADI, Persian poet, xxi. 142; xvni. 659.

SAADIA, Jewish rabbi and scholar, xxi. 120.

SAALFELD, town, Germany, xxi. 122, 348.

SAARBRUCKEN, town, Prussia, xxi. 122.

SAARDAM, town, Holland, xxiv. 761.

SAARGEMUND, town, Lorraine, Ger many, xxi. 122.

SAAVEDRA, Angel de, Spanish poet and politician, xxi. 122; xxn. 343, 361. , Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish writer, v. 347. See Cervantes.

FAXARDO, Diego de, Spanish

diplomatist and writer, XXL 122. SAAZ, town, Bohemia, xxi. 122. SABA, people, Arabia, xxiv. 738. SABADILLA SEEDS, Drug from, xxiv.

163. SAB^EAN LANGUAGE, xxi. 653; xxiv.

740. SAB/EANS, South- Arabian people, xxiv.

738. SABAH, or British North Borneo, xxi.

123.

SABARMATI, river, India, xx. 260. SABAS, St, Syrian ascetic, xxi. 124.

, St, the Goth, Christian martyr,

xxi. 124. SABAZIUS, in Greek legend, vn. 249;

xvni. 853. SABBAS, or Sabas, St, Syrian ascetic,

xxi. 124.

, St, archbishop of Servia, XXL 689. SABBATH, xxi. 124 ; Christian obser vance of, xxn. 654.

, The, Grahame s poem, XL 34.

, The AVitches , Legend of, XIII. 674. SABBE, Hebrew sibyl, xxn. 13. SABELLA, genus of Annelida, n. 68. SABELLIANISM, theological doctrine,

xni. 671; xxi. 127. S A BELLI ANS, or Oscans, Italian people,

xni. 445; xxi. 129. SABELLIUS, early theologian, xxi. 127. SABHA, John, Syriac writer, XXIL 835. SABHR-ISHO, Syriac writer, xxn. 838.