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S U R S W E

SURAKARTA, town, Java, xvni. 601, 606; xxn. 667.

SURAM, Mountains of, Caucasia, v. 252.

SURAS, sections of the Koran, xvi. 598.

SURASHTRA, district, India, xiv. 14.

SURAT, district, India, XXII. 667; town, xxn. 667; English factory at, xn. 798-

SURAYI, modern Nestorians, xvn. 358.

SURAZH, town, Russia, xxni. 96; xxiv. 262.

SURBASE, in architecture, n. 474.

SURBITON, town, England, XXII. 667.

SUR-DAS, Hindi writer, XI. 845.

SURDS, in algebra, I. 534.

SURDUS LOQUENS, John Conrad Am man s work, vil. 6.

SUREN, Syriac writer, XXII. 844.

SURENAS, Parthian general, XVIII. 596.

SURETY, in law, xxu. 667; xi. 236; xvni. 309.

SURFACE, in geometry, xxn. 668.

SURFACE-DRAINING, i. 329.

SURFACE-TENSION, of fluids, v. 62.

SURF-DUCK, bird, XXI. 470.

SURGERY, xxn. 672; in relation to medicine, XV. 796; Desault s contri butions to, vil. 115; Hunter s, xil. 387; Syme s, XXII. 810; academies of, i. 77; societies, xxn. 226.

SURGUT, town, Siberia, xxni. 430.

SURI, town, India, in. 697.

SURICATE, carnivorous mammal, xv.

437-

SURINAM, or Dutch Guiana, South America, XI. 251.

SURKHAB, river, Central Asia, XII. 3; xvni. 103.

SURKHAN, river, Central Asia, XII. 3.

SURNAMES, x. 144; xvn. 169; in Eng land, vin. 300.

SURPLICE, church vestment, vi. 463.

SURPLUS VALUE, Marx s theory of,

XXII. 211.

SURRENDER, in law, xxn. 692. SURRENTUM (Sorrento), ancient town,

Italy, xxn. 276. SURREY, county, England, xxn. 693.

, Earl of, English poet, xxn. 694;

vin. 415; his relations with Wyat,

xxiv. 704. SURROGATE, ecclesiastical deputy, xxn.

695.

, judicial administrator, in U.S.A.,

xxn. 695.

SURTURBRAND, mineral, XVI. 429. SURVEYING, xxn. 695; geodesic, x.

163. , Book of, agricultural work, I.

296.

SURVEY OF LONDON, Stow s, xxn. 580. SURVILLIERS, Comte de (Joseph Bona parte, q.v.), IV. 28. SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, in biology,

i. 87; vin. 615, 750; xxiv. 80; in

relation to socialism, xxn. 219.

SURVIVORSHIP, Presumption of, xv.

779- Sus, genus of ungulate mammals, xxn.

773-

, Wady, river, Morocco, xvi. 832.

SUSA, town, Italy, XXII. 722.

, town, North Africa, XI. 366.

, ancient town, Persia, xxn. 722;

xxi. 849; architectural remains at,

n. 400. SUSANNA, of the Apocrypha, xxn. 723;

n. 181.

SUSANNITE, mineral, xvi. 400. SUSARION, Greek comedian, xv. 828. SUSIANA (Elam), ancient province,

Persia, vn. 794; xiv. 68; as a Parthian

satrapy, xvni. 586, 592. SUSO, Heinrich, German mystic, X. 526;

xvn. 133.

SUSPENSION BRIDGES, iv. 301; me chanics of, xv. 740. SUSQUEHANNA, river, U.S.A., xv. 603;

xvni. 500.

SUSSEX, county, England, xxn. 723. SUSSEXITE, mineral, xvi. 396. SiissMiLCH, J. P., Prussian statistician,

xxn. 462. SUSTENTATION FUND, of Free Church

of Scotland, IX. 744. Susu, dolphin of the Ganges, xn. 743. SUTHERLAND, county, Scotland, xxn.

726. SUTLEJ, river, India, xn. 847; XX. 107;

reached by Alexander, I. 484. SUTORS OF CROMARTY, headlands,

Scotland, xx. 854. SUTRA OF REASON AND OF VIRTUE,

by Laou-tsze, v. 664. SUTRAS, in Sanskrit literature, xxi.

274. SUTRO TUNNEL, Comstock mines,

Nevada, U.S.A., xvn. 368. SUTTEE, Hindu rite, xxn. 727; iv. 210;

abolition of, xn. 806. SUTTER, John Augustus, early settler

in California, xxi. 132; discoverer of

gold there, iv. 694. SUTTON COLDFIELD, town, England,

xxn. 727. SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD, town, England,

xxn. 727; xvn. 598. SUTURES, Anatomy of, I. 832. SUTZ, lake-dwelling, Bienne, Switzer land, xiv. 223. SUVARNAMUKHI, river, India, xvn.

320. SUWAKIM (Suakin), seaport, Red Sea,

Africa, xxn. 615, 316. SUWALKI, government, Russian Poland,

xxn. 727; town, xxn. 728. SUWAROFF, or Suvoroff, Alexander

Vasilievich, Russian general, xxii.

728; xxi. 100; his retreat through

Switzerland, in. 130; his successes

against the Turks, xxni. 647. SUZDAL, principality, Russia, xxi. 89;

town, xxiv. 271.

SUZUNSK, town, Siberia, xxni. 439. SVANBERGITE, mineral, xvi. 408. SVART, Peder, Swedish chronicler, xxn.

754- SVEABORG, fortress, Finland, Russia,

xxn. 728. SVEALAND, division of Sweden, xxn.

736. SVEDBERG (Swedenborg, q.v.), Emanuel,

Swedish mystic, xxn. 758. , Jesper, bishop of Skara, Swedish

poet, xxn. 755, 758. SVENDBORG, town, Denmark, vn. 83. SVERRI, Norwegian chief, xvn. 588. SVETO-BRDO, mountain, Dalmatia, vi.

783-

SVIATOSLAFF, Russian chief, xxi. 88. SVIENCIANY, town, Russia, xxiv. 234. SVIR, river, Russia, xvn. 772; xxi. 73. SVIYAGA, river, Russia, xxn. 76. SWABBERS, in primitive whist, xxiv.

543-

SWABIA, ancient duchy, Germany, xxn. 729. -, province, Bavaria, in. 453.

SWAFFHAM, town, England, xvn. 536. SWAHILI, people, East Coast, Africa, xxii. 729.

COAST, East Africa, xxiv. 768.

SWAINSON, William, on birds, XVIII. 13. SWALE, river, England, xxiv. 747.

SWALEDALE TROUT, fish, XXI. 223.

SWALLOW, bird, xxn. 729; migrations

of, in. 769. SWALLOWING, Process of, i. 838; xvn.

669. SWAMMERDAM, John, Dutch naturalist,

xxn. 730; i. 812. SWAN, bird, xxn. 730. SWANENBURCH, J. I. van, Dutch

painter, XX. 373. SWAN-GOOSE, bird, X. 778. SWANHERD, Royal, in England, xxn.

73i- SWANIMOTE, forest court, early England,

ix. 409. SWAN-PAN, Chinese arithmetical abacus,

i. 4. SWAN RIVER, Western Australia, in.

107; xxiv. 507.

SWANSEA, town, Wales, xxn. 732. SWARMING, of bees, in. 495. SWARTZ, Olof, Swedish botanist, xxn.

733- SWATOW, or Swartow, town, China,

xxn. 733. SWEARING, Judicial, xvn. 698.

AND CURSING, Laws against, in.

807. SWEAT, SWEATING, xvn. 685; sweat

glands, i. 899; excessive sweating,

xxn. 120.

SWEATING SICKNESS, xxn. 734. SWEDEN, xxn. 736; union of, with

Norway(i8i4), xvn. 589; Reformation

in. xx. 336; under Charles XIL, v. 420;