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441

434; VII. 34; his history of the Druids,

vii. 478.

TOLEDO, province, Spain, xxm. 435. , town, Spain, XXIII. 435; cathedral,

II. 433; councils of, xxn. 308; mas- ]

sacre of (807), XXII. 310.

, town, Ohio, U.S.A., xxm. 436.

, Francisco de, viceroy of Peru,

xvm. 677. , Juan Bautista de, Spanish architect,

vin. 540. TOLENTINO, Italy, Treaty of (1797),

XVII. 197. TOLERATION, Locke on, xiv. 755,

756; viii. 352. ACT, English, vin. 352; XX. 149;

xxm. 199. TOLFA, Italy, Manufactory of alum at,

I. 645. TOLI MONASTIR, town, Turkish Rou-

melia, XVI. 719.

TOLISTOBOGII, tribe, Asia Minor, x. 18. TOLKAPPIYAM, Tamil grammar, XXIH.

43- TOLL, in law, xxm. 436.

AND THEAM, Cinque Port right,

v. 786. TOLLENDAL, Baron de (Count de Lally),

French general, XIV. 226; XII. 800. TOLLENS, Hendrik, Dutch poet, XII.

97- TOLLENSER SEE, lake, Prussia, xvii.

360. TOLLY, Michael Barclay de, Russian

general, ill. 370; xvii. 217. TOLLY S NALA, canal, India, xxm.

673-

TOLO BAY, Celebes, V. 287.

TOLOCCAN (Toluca), town, Mexico, xxm. 437.

TOLOMEI, Bernardo, founder of order of Olivetans, xvii. 764.

, Claudio, Sienese bishop, diplo matist, poet, and philologist, XXII. 43.

TOLOS A (Toulouse), ancient town, France,

XXlli. 485. , town, Guipuzcoa, Spain, XI. 265.

TOLS, Sanskrit school at Nadiya, India, xvii. 161.

TOLSTOI, Counts, Russian writers, xxi. 108.

TOLTECS, people of ancient Mexico, i. 686, 691, 705; xvi. 208; xxiv. 759.

TOLU, Balsam of, in. 293.

TOLUCA, town, Mexico, XXIII. 437; xvi. 214.

TOLUENE, product of coal-tar distil lation, xxm. 59.

TOLYPEUTES, genus of edentate mam mals, xv. 387.

TOM, river, Siberia, xxm. 439.

, Mount, Massachusetts, U.S.A.,

xv. 611; xxm. 795.

TOMAIKI BAY, Celebes, v. 287.

TOMAS, bishop of Strilngnas, Swedish poet, XXII. 753.

TOMATO, vegetable, xn. 288.

TOMBS, Ancient American, II. 452;

Chinese, II. 449; ancient Egyptian,

II. 387; vii. 781; Etruscan, n. 414;

Etruscan rock-hewn, v. 215; Greek,

II. 412; Jewish, II. 393; Persian, n.

399; Pompeian, xix. 450; Roman,

n. 419; xx. 831. OF THE CALIPHS, at Cairo, xvi.

865. TOMEK, Vaclaff Vladivoj, Bohemian

historian, XXII. 153. TOMI, ancient town, at mouth of

Danube, Ovid at, xvin. 80. TOMICH, Pere, Catalan writer, xxn. 364. TOMILLARES, regions, Spain, xxn. 297. TOMINI BAY, Celebes, v. 287. TOMINO, town, Spain, XIX. 455. TOM JONES, Fielding s novel, vin. 430;

ix. 146. TOMLINE, George Pretyman, Pitt s

tutor, xix. 135. TOMLINE S OBSERVATORY, Orwell Park,

England, xvii. 711. TOMMASEO, Niccolo, on St Catherine of

Siena s letters, v. 232. TOMMASI, Giugurta, Sienese historian,

xxn. 43. TOMMYSHOPS, for supply of goods to

labourers, xiv. 172. TOMPA, Mihaly, Hungarian poet, xxm.

437; xii. 378. TOMSK, government, Siberia, xxm.

437; town, xxm. 439. TOM THUMB, dwarf, vn. 568. TOM-TOM, Indian drum, vn. 479. TONATIUH, Mexican deity, xvi. 211. TONBRIDGE, town, England, xxm. 606. TONE, Theobald Wolfe, Irish leader,

xin. 271.

TONE-BLOCKS, for printing, xxm. 704. TONEGAWA, river, Japan, xin. 572. TONES, in music, i. 108; XVII. 78, 105.

, of human voice, xxiv. 275. TONGA, one of the Friendly Islands,

South Pacific, IX. 779; taboo system

in, xxm. 1 6. TONGARIRO, mountain, New Zealand,

xvii. 466. TONGA-TABU, island, Polynesia, ix.

779; xix. 428. TONGE, Dr, his relations with Titus

Gates, xvii. 697. ToNG-KiNG, French colony, Eastern

Asia, xxm. 439; vi. 93. TONGUE, Anatomy of the, I. 895; sense

of taste in, xxm. 79; of apes, n. 165;

of mammals, xv. 361 ; of snakes,

xxn. 190. TONIC SOL-FA SYSTEM, of musical

notation, xvii. 100. TONK, state, India, xx. 260. TONKA (or TONQUA) BEAN, xxm. 443;

in. 461.

TONLE-SAP, lake, Siam, xxi. 851. TONNAGE, of ships, xxm. 442. AND POUNDAGE, customs duties,

England, XXIII. 443; IX. 178.

TONNERRE, town, France, xxiv. 746. TONNISTEIN, spa, Germany, xvi. 435. TONOMETER, Scheibler s, xxm. 619. TONQUA BEAN, xxm. 433; in. 461. TONQUIN (Tong-King), French colony,

Eastern Asia, xxm. 439; vi. 93. TONS, river, India, XXII. 98. TONSILLITIS, disease, xxm. 320. TONSILS, Anatomy of the, i. 837; vn.

222. TONSURE, Roman Catholic rite, xxm.

443- TONTI, Lorenzo, inventor of tontine

insurance, xxm. 444. TONTINE, system of life insurance,

xxm. 444; ix. 181.

ANNUITIES, State, xvn. 244. TONTY, Henri de, French explorer, Xiv.

3i8. TOOKE, John Home, English politician

and philologer, xxm. 444; on British

finance, ix. 188.

TOOLBRUNUP, mountain, Western Aus tralia, xxiv. 507. TOOLOON, Mosque of, at Cairo, Egypt,

n. 446. TOOLS, their early use, vm. 617; hand,

XI. 436; machine, xv. 152; mining,

xvi. 444; turners , xiv. 324. TOOMKOOR, district and town, India,

xxm. 606.

TOON, or Tun, town, Persia, xvm. 627. TOON-GYEEN, river, Siam, xxi. 850. TOORBUT HYDEREE (Turbat-i-Haidari),

town, Persia, xvm. 627. TOORSHEEZ (Turshiz), district and town,

Persia, xvm. 627. TOOTH, xxn. 107. See also Teeth.

POWDER, xvm. 526.

TOOTH-RASH, disease, xxn. 122. Toov TANG, halls of ancestors, in

Chinese towns, n. 449. TOPAZ, precious stone, xxm. 446; xvi.

385, 408; cairngorms so called, IV.

645.

TOPAZION, precious stone, xvm. 534. TOPDAL ELV, river, Norway, xvn. 575. TOPE, fish, xii. 685; xxi. 774. TOPEKA, town, Kansas, U.S.A., xxm.

446. TOPELIUS, Zakris, Finnish poet, xxn.

758.

TOPES, sacred edifices of India, n. 394. TOPFFER, Rudolph, Swiss novelist,

xxn. 799.

TOPHET, of Scripture, XVI. 696. TOPICS, Aristotle s work, II. 515. TOPLADY, Augustus Montague, English

hymn-writer, xn. 594. TOPLITZ, town and spa, Bohemia,

xxm. 183.

TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS, xv. 522. TORAH, The, of Israel, xin. 398, 409;

XIX. 729; authorship of, XVIII. 513. TORBANEHILL MINERAL, XVIII. 240.

TORBANITE, mineral, xvi. 429. TORC, lake, Killarney, Ireland, XIV. 76.