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431

TCHERNAYA, river, Crimea, Russia, xxi. 616.

TCHERNIGOFF, government, Russia, xxiii. 96; principality of, xxi. 89; town, XXIII. 96.

TCHERNOMORSK, government, Russia, xxiii. 97.

TCHETCHENIANS, or Tclietchens, Cau casian tribe, V. 258; xiv. 475.

TCHIGIRIN, town, Russia, xiv. 69.

TCHIKISHLYAR, town, Transcaspian Region, Russia, xxm. 513.

TCHINAZ, town, Syr-Daria, Central Asia, XXII. 819, 821.

TCHIRA, town, Turkestan, xiv. 67.

TCHISTOPOL, town, Russia, xxm. 97; Xiv. 20.

TCHITA, town, Transbaikalia, Siberia, xxm. 97; xvn. 352.

TCHOLYM TARTARS, xxm. 70.

TCHORNAYA, river, Crimea, Russia, xxi. 6 1 6.

TCHOTKAL MOUNTAINS, Russian Turk estan, xxn. 819.

TCHOU MA, Chinese rliea fibre, XX. 506.

TCHU, river, Syr-Daria, Asia, xxn. 819.

TCHUDIS, people, Russia, xvn. 764.

TCHUGUEFF, town, Russia, xiv. 57.

TCHUKTCHIS, Siberian people, XII. 822; xix. 329; xxii. 9.

TCHULYM TARTARS, xxni. 70.

TCHUSOVAYA, river, Russia, xxiv. 279.

TEA, xxiii. 97; resemblance of the plant to the camellia, IV. 738 ; adultera tions of, I. 169, 170; cultivation of, in Bengal, in. 568; its first importation into England, v. 38; of Full- Keen, China, v. 636; of Hoo-nan, China, v. 637; of Keang-se, China, v. 635; of Kwang-tung, China, v. 639; of Po-urh Foo, China, v. 641; of India, xn. 750; of Assam, India, II. 720; on Hima layas, xi. 833.

, Paraguay (Mate), XV. 627 ; IV.

227.

TEACHING. See Education and Schools.

TEA DRINKING, xxm. 101.

TEAK, tree, xxm. 103 ; n. 693; ix. 405; strength of the wood, xxii. 603.

TEAL, bird, xxni. 105; vn. 506. , Summer, bird, X. So.

TE ANAU, Lake, New Zealand, xvn. 467.

TEAPI (Rapanui), island, South Pacific, xx. 273.

TEARS, Apparatus for the secretion and conveyance of, I. 891; diseases of lachrymal apparatus, xvn. 786.

OF THE MUSES, Spenser s poem,

xxii. 395.

TEA-SEED OIL, xvn. 744.

TEASER, bird, xxii. 125.

TEASLING, in woollen manufacture, xxiv. 661.

TEA TAX (1773), Agitation against, at Boston, U.S.A., xxm. 739.

TEATE, town, Italy, v. 615.

TEATS, Number of, in different animals,

xvi. 301.

TEAZING, of wool, xxiv. 657. TEBBUTT S OBSERVATORY, Windsor,

New South Wales, xvn. 716. TEBESSA, plateau, Tunis, xxm. 620. TEBRUK, harbour, Tripoli, North Africa,

xxm. 575.

TECH, river, France, xx. 128. TECHNICAL EDUCATION, xxni. 105. TECTIBRANCHIATA, section of Mollusca,

xvi. 655. TECTOLOGY, branch of morphology,

xvi. 842.

TECTONA, genus of trees, xxm. 103. TECTOS AGES, tribe of people, Asia Minor,

x. 1 8. TECUMSEH, American-Indian chief,

xxm. 759. TEDA, tribe, North Central Africa,

xxni. 334. TEDDINGTON, town, England, xxm.

220. TE DEUM, ancient hymn, xn. 581;

Handel s settings of, xi. 435; xx. 113;

Purcell s, xx. 113. TEEN WANG, emperor of China, v.

652.

TEES, river, England, xxiv. 746; im provement works on, XX. 579. TEESWATER, breed of cattle, i. 387.

SHEEP, i. 392. TEETH, xxn. 107 ; human, vn. 232;

structure and diseases of, VII. 96, 97;

artificial, vii. 99; xni. 523; of apes,

11.164; of fishes, XII. 654; of the horse,

xn. 178; of mammals, XV. 349 (and

article Mammalia throughout); of

mastodon, xv. 622; of snakes, XXII.

190; of vole, xxiv. 277; of walrus,

xxiv. 337.

, of wheels, in mechanics, xv. 758,

767; of clock wheels, VI. 32. TEETHING, in children, vn. 97. TEETOTAL SOCIETIES, xxni. 159. TEFF, herbaceous plant in Abyssinia, I.

63-

TEFILLIN, Jewish prayer -thongs, xix. i. TEGEA, ancient town, Greece, xxni.

109; xv. 503. TEGGIANO, or Diano, town, Italy, vn.

167. TEGNER, Esaias, Swedish writer, xxni.

no; xxn. 757. TEGUCIGALPA, department, Honduras,

xn. 132.

TEGUMENTARY STRUCTURES, of Mam malia, xv. 347.

TEH AMAH, district, Arabia, n. 237, 253. TEHERAN, town, Persia, xxm. 1 1 1 ;

xvni. 626, 628.

TEHOO, ancient town, Yucatan, xvi. 36. TEHRAN (Teheran), town, Persia, xxni.

in; XVlll. 626, 628. TEHRI (Orchha), native state, India,

xvn. 816.

TEHUANTEPEC, isthmus and town,

Mexico, xxni. in. TEIA, or Teias, Gothic king, xin. 467;

xvn. 233. TEIGNMOUTH, town, England, xxni.

112.

TEIKOVO, town, Russia, xxi. 849. TEINDS, in Scots law, xxni. 413. TEIR, islet, Red Sea, xx. 316. TEISPES, Persian king, xvni. 565. TEITH, river, Scotland, xvni. 666. TEJEN, oasis, Transcaspian Region,

Russia, xxni. 512.

TEJEND, or Tejen, river, Merv, xvi. 43. TEJO, or Tagus, river, Portugal, XXIII.

21. TEJUCO (Diamantina), town, Brazil, vn.

162. TEKIR (Cnidus), town, Asia Minor, vi.

44. TEKKES, Turcoman tribes, xvi. 42;

xxni. 661. TEKTAMISH, division of Turkomans,

xvi. 43. TELAV, town, Transcaucasia, Russia,

xxni. 514. TELCHINES, mythical people, Rhodes,

xx. 526.

TELECLES, Greek sculptor, n. 347. TELEDU, carnivorous mammal, xv. 440. TELEGONUS, in Greek legend, xxm.

671. TELEGRAPH, xxni. 112; invention of,

i. 746; Edgeworth s invention, vn.

656; Wheatstone s inventions, XXIV.

538; influence of, on commerce, vi.

206 ; in Europe, vni. 709 ; laying

ocean cables, xxn. 281; Anglo-Indian,

through Persia, xvni. 652 ; postal,

Xix. 574; use of, in war, XXIV. 347;

Chappe s simple French, v. 397. PLANT, its spontaneous movements,

xix. 61. TELEGRAPHY, Morse s system of, xvi.

847; heliographic, XI. 632. TELEMACHUS, son of Odysseus, xvn.

729.

TELEMAQUE, Fenelon s book, ix. 73. TELEMETER, or Rangefinder, xxni.

126. TELEOLOGY, in theology, xxni. 248; as

science of organic adaptations, vni.

753; xxiv. 802, 817; Kant s, XIII.

854.

TELEOSTEI, subclass of fishes, xn. 688. TELEPHONE, xxni. 127; post-office,

xix. 576. TELEPHUS, founder of Pergamum, xvni.

527. TELESCOPE, xxiii. 135; xiv. 594; xvn.

806; Galileo s invention of, II. 753; x.

31; micrometer for, xvi. 242; use of,

for surveying, xxn. 718; zenith, x.

167; Sir Win. Herschel s, XI. 766, 767;

Rosse s, xx. 855. TELESINUS, C. Pontius, Samnite leader,