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SHAHPUR, district and town, India,

xxi. 735.

SHAHPURA, state, India, xx. 260. SHAHRASTANI, Persian jurisconsult

and theologian, XXI. 736. SHAHRAZAD, of the Arabian Nights

Entertainments, xxm. 316. SHAHRBARAZ, Persian general, xvm.

615- SHAIBANI, or Sheibani, ruler of Uzbek

Tartars, xvi. 749; xvm. 635. SHAIKHS, class of Mohammedans in

India, xn. 746; xv. 185. SHAIRP, John Campbell, Scottish poeti cal critic, xxi. 736. SHAKERLY WITH TYLDESLEV, town,

England, xxm. 674. SHAKERS, religious sect, xxi. 736; vi.

216; similar communities in the early

Irish Church, XIII. 248. SHAKESPEARE, Anne Hathaway, wife

of the dramatist, XXI. 754, 766. , Edmund, brother of the dramatist,

xxi. 755, 765- , Hamnet, only son of the dramatist,

xxi. 755, 765- . , John, the dramatist s father, XXI.

745- , Judith, daughter of the dramatist,

xxi. 755, 765.

, Mary Arden, the dramatist s

mother, XXI. 747, 765. , Richard, the dramatist s grand father, xxi. 744.

, Susanna, daughter of the dramatist,

xxi. 755, 756, 765.

, William, English dramatist, XXI.

737; vil. 430; Madden on the spelling of the name, xv. 176; his position in English literature, vin. 418; his con nexion with Edward Alleyn, I. 584; his influence on Beaumont and Flet cher, in. 470; in favour with Queen Elizabeth, VIII. 142; his use of Geoffrey of Monmouth s legends, X. 173; his connexion with the Globe Theatre, London, xxm. 224; his borrowing plots from Greene, XI. 164; his influ ence on German literature, x. 532; the London of, XI v. 848; in relation to the Renaissance, XX. 393; his son nets, XXII. 262; the forgeries of Ire land, xni. 272; epitaph on, by Milton, vin. 495; monument of, at Stratford, XXII. 590 ; bibliography, xxi. 768 ; Boydell s illustrations of, IV. 182; French renderings by Ducis, VII. 505; Johnson s edition of, XIII. 725; Milton on, xvi. 326.

SHAKHDARA, river, Central Asia, xvm. 103.

SHAKI-SHAKI, town, Zanzibar, Africa, xxiv. 768.

SHAKUDO, Japanese amalgam-work, xin. 591.

SHAL, fish, XXIL 68.

SHALE, mineral, xvi. 424; x. 238;

bituminous, XVIII. 240; alum from, I.

646; naphtha from, xvil. 174. SHALLOT, vegetable, xn. 288. SHALMANESER I., king of Assyria, m.

1 86. II., of Assyria, in. 186; xni. 406.

IV., of Assyria, in. 187; Xin.

SHAMANISM, form of religion, xxi. 771;

of Assyria, in. 192; of Pelew Islands,

xvm. 474; in Russia, xxi. 81; in

Tibet, xxm. 344. SHAMLI, town, India, xvn. 114. SHAMMAI, Jewish rabbi, xxi. 771. SHAMMAR, Arab tribe, Mesopotamia,

xvi. 49.

SHAMO, district, Central Asia, x. 713. SHAMOKIN, town, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.,

xxi. 771. SHAMOY (or CHAMOIS) LEATHER, xiv.

39o.

SHAMS, Sabrean goddess, xxiv. 741. SHAMS-UDDIN, Persian teacher, xxi. 59. , Muhammed (Hafiz), Persian poet,

XI. 367; XVIII. 659. SHAN-A-LIN, mountains, Manchuria,

xv. 465.

SHANG DYNASTY, of China, v. 643. SHANGHAI, town, China, xxi. 771; v.

635; temple of Confucius at, II. 448. SHANKLIN, town, Isle of Wight, Eng land, xxiv. 562.

SHAN LANGUAGE, Asia, xxi. 774. SHANNON, river, Ireland, xin. 216. SHANS, people of Burmah and Siam,

xxi. 773, 854; IV. 553. SHAN-SE, province, China, v. 634. SHAN STATES, Burmah, xxi. 773. SHANTOW (Swatow), town, China, XXII.

733-

SHAN-TUNG, province, China, v. 633. SHAP, town, England, xxiv. 516. SHAPING MACHINES, machine tools, xv.

156. SHAPINSHAY, island, Orkney, Scotland,

xvn. 846. SHAPUR I., king of Persia, xvm. 608;

xvn. 514. II., of Persia, xvm. 609; xvn.

514.

III., of Persia, xvm. 610.

, Shemuel, Talmudic writer, XXIII.

35-

SHARI, valley, Soudan, xxn. 277.

SHARJAH, district, Arabia, n. 254.

SHARK, fish, xxi. 774; basking, xxi. 608; Beaumaris, xix. 518; classifica tion of the group, XII. 685.

OIL, xvn. 747.

SHARKS BAY, Western Australia, xxiv.

507. SHARON, town, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.,

xxi. 779.

SPRINGS, spa, New York, U.S.A., xvi. 436.

SHARP, Abraham, English logarithmist, xiv. 779.

SHARP, James, archbishop of St Andrews, Scotland, xxi. 779, 515; xix. 683. , William, English line-engraver,

xxi. 780. SHARPE, Mrs, on archery, n. 377. , Richard B., on birds, xvm. 12.

SHARPSBURGH, U.S.A., Battle of (1862),

xxm. 777. SHASTA, Mount, Sierra Nevada, U.S.A.,

xxm. 800.

SHATRANJ, Oriental game, v. 598. SHATSK, town, Russia, xxm. 41. SHAWENEGAN, waterfall, Canada, xx.

165.

SHAWL, article of dress, xxi. 781; Cash mere, xiv. 12; Persian, xvm. 626;

of Kirman, xiv. 100. SHAWM, musical instrument, xvn. 707. SHAWMUT, peninsula, Massachusetts,

U.S.A., iv. 72. SHAWNEES, American-Indian tribe, xn.

832. SHEA BUTTER, vegetable fat, xvn. 744,

747- SHEADINGS, districts, Isle of Man, xv.

452. SHEAR, SHEARING, in mechanics, xv.

694; xix. 797; in bridges, IV. 286;

shearing stress, xxn. 594. SHEARING, of sheep, i. 396. MACHINE, for iron plates, xv.

157- SHEARS, cutting tool, XI. 439; in iron

manufacture, xin. 330; xv. 157.

, in seamanship, XXI. 593, 604. SHEARWATER, bird, xxi. 781; xx.

102; xxn. 120. SHEATHBILL, bird, xxi. 782. SHEATH-FISH, xxn. 68. SHEAVES, in mechanics, xv. 763. SHEBA, of Scripture, xxiv. 738. SHEBBEARE, Dr John, his trial for

libel, iv. 735. SHEBOYGAN, town, Wisconsin, U.S.A.,

xxi. 782; population, xxiv. 617. SHECHEM, town, Palestine, xxi. 783,

243- SHEE, Sir Martin Archer, Irish painter,

xxi. 783.

SHEELIN, Lough, Ireland, xxiv. 512.

SHEEMOGA, town, India, xxi. 803.

SHEEP, xxi. 784; xv. 432; management of, I. 391; iv. 250; diseases of, xxiv. 204, 205; liver-rot, XXIII. 539; pox, xxiv. 204; milk of, xvi. 303; shear ing of, I. 396; skins of, for tanning, xiv. 380, 388; wool, xxiv. 654; Dorset breed, vn. 371; Herdwick s, VI. 698; South Downs, xxn. 725; merino, of Spain, xxn. 300; wild, of India, xn. 742; wild, of Turkestan, xxm. 635.

SHEEP-DOGS, vn. 326.

SHEEPSHEAD, fish, xxi. 785.

SHEEP S OIL, xvn. 744.

SHEERNESS, town, England, XXI. 785; dockyard, vn. 312, 318.