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TSUSHIMA, island, Japan, xin. 569. Tu, region, North Central Africa, xxill.

334- TUAM, town, Ireland, XXIII. 601; X.

56. TUAMOTU ARCHIPELAGO, group of

coral islands, South Pacific, xxill.

602, 22. TUARICKS, or Tuaregs, race of people,

North Africa, I. 261, 268; XXI. 151. TUAT, oasis, Africa, xvil. 695.

DE DANANN, early Irish tribe, . 299; in Irish legend, XIII. 243. TUATHAL, Irish king, XIII. 245. TUBA, Eoman trumpet, xxm. 592. TUBAL-CAIN, of Scripture, xiv. 238. TUBBUS, or Tabas, town, Persia, xvm.

627.

TUBE-MAKING, of brass, iv. 218. TUBER, of plants, xix. 593; xx. 423.

, genus of Fungi, XXIII. 591.

TUBERACE/E, suborder of Fungi, IX.

834- TUBERCULAR DISEASE, xvm. 405,

855- TUBERCULOSIS, cattle disease, xxiv.

204.

TUBEROSE, plant, xxm. 602. TUBILUSTRIA, Roman festival, xxiv.

301. TUBINARES, group of birds, XVIII. 45,

712. TUBINGEN, town, Wiirtemberg, xxm.

602; library, Xiv. 547; university,

xxm. 842.

SCHOOL, Modern, of theology, in.

447; their criticism of the Acts, I. 127;

their theory of the Gospels, ill. 643. TUBULARIA, genus of Hydrozoa, XI I.

547- TUBUS (Tibbus), nomad race, North

Africa, XXIII. 334; I. 261, 268; XVIII.

318, 319; XXII. 278. TUCKER, Abraham, English moralist,

xxm. 603. , H. H., on the morality of Negroes,

xvn. 317. -, Josiah, dean of Gloucester, political

economist, xxm. 604; xix. 365. TUCKERMANN, Henry T., American

essayist, I. 724. TUCKERNUCK, island, Massachusetts,

U.S.A., xvii. 174. TUCKER S LOCKS, xiv. 747. TUCKEY, James Kingston, explorer of

the river Congo, I. 246; x. 192. Tuco-Tuco, rodent mammal, xvm.

353- TUCSON, town, Arizona, U.S.A., xxm.

604. TUCUMAN, town, Argentine Republic,

xxm. 604.

TUDELA, town, Spain, xxm. 604. TUDER (Todi), ancient town, Italy,

xxm. 724. TUDMIR (Palmyra), town, Asiatic

Turkey, xvm. 198.

TUDOR, House of, English dynasty, V.

237; XI. 662; Xiv. 257. , Edmund, Tomb of, xxi. 160. , Owen, ancestor of House of Tudor,

v. 237; vm. 328. TUFF, or Tufa, volcanic stone, X. 239;

as building material in ancient Rome,

XX. 808.

TUFFER, spa, Styria, Austria, xxil. 614. TUGENDBUND, Prussian association, xx.

1 1. TUGGARAH, Lake, New South Wales,

xvn. 408. TUGHLAK, Mahommed, sovereign of

Delhi, India, XII. 608, 793. TIMUR, of Kashgar, xxm. 399. Tui, bird, xn. 139. TUILERIES, palace, at Paris, xvni.

276.

TUKE, Sir Brian, first English post master, xix. 562. , Henry, English ethical writer,

xxm. 604. , Samuel, English philanthropist,

xxm. 604. , William, English philanthropist,

XXIII. 604. Tu-KiU, Turkish race of people, xxm.

659. TULA, government, Russia, xxm. 604;

town, xxm. 605. TULARE, Lake, California, U.S.A., iv.

697.

TULCHA, town, Roumania, vn. 309. TULCHAN BISHOPS, in Scottish history,

vm. 489; xix. 680.

TULIP, plant, xxm. 605; xn. 253, 259. TREE, n. 320; XV. 283; of United

States, xxm. 808.

- WOOD, xx. 852. TULL, Jethro, his system of husbandry,

I. 299.

TULLE, town, France, xxm. 605. -, textile fabric, xxm. 606.

TULLIANUM, ancient building, at Rome,

xx. 814. TULLIN, Christian Braumann, Norse

poet, xvn. 590. TULLOCH, John, Scottish divine, xxm.

606. TULLOCHGORUM, Skinner s song, xxn.

124. TULLUM (Toul), ancient town, France,

xxm. 483. TULLUS HOSTILIUS, king of Rome,

xxm. 606; xx. 733. TuLOU, Jean Louis, French improver of

the flute, xxm. 521. TULSI-DAS, Hindi writer, XI. 846. TULTCHIN, town, Russia, xix. 254. TULUNIDS, Moslem dynasty, xvi. 586. TUMBOYONKON, mountain, North Bor neo, xxi. 123. TUMBREL, instrument of punishment,

xix 96.

TUMEDS, Mongol tribes, xvi. 744. TUMKUR, district, India, xxm. 606.

TUMLOOK (Tamluk), town, India, xvi.

284.

TUMLUNG, town, India, XXIL 51. TUMMEL, Loch, Scotland, xiv. 217;

xvm. 665. TUMOURS, xvm. 367, 371, 379, 382, 402;

surgical operations on, XXII. 687. TUMULI, ancient burial-places, n. 384;

in. 397; of ancient America, I. 692;

at Carnac, France, v. 1 18. TUN, town, Persia, xvm. 627. TUNBRIDGE, town, England, xxm.

606. -WELLS, town, England, xxm.

607; mineral water of, xvi. 434. TUNDAH (Tanda), town, India, xvm.

72. TUNDRAS, sterile regions, Russia, xix.

328; xxi. 67, 75, 77; XXIL 2. TUNES, Hymn, xvn. 85. TUNG-CHOW, town, China, xxm. 607. TUNG-KlNG, or Tong-King, French

colony, Eastern Asia, xxm. 439; vi.

93-

TUNGSTATES, salts of tungsten, xxm.

607; xvi. 403. TUNGSTEN, chemical element, xxm.

607; v. 541; in iron, XIII. 284; in

steel, xm. 352. TUNGSTIC ACID, xxm. 608. TUNGSTITE, mineral, xvi. 388. TUNG-TING, lake, China, v. 632. TUNGURAGUA, mountain, Ecuador, vn.

645. TUNGUSES, North Asiatic people, xxm.

608; xv. 548; xxn. 9. TUNGUSIC LANGUAGE, xxiv. i. TUNGUSKA,or Tunguzka, rivers, Siberia,

xxn. 5; xxiv. 742. TUNGZORUN, mountain, Caucasus, v.

253-

TUNIC, ecclesiastical vestment, vi. 462.

TUNICA, Roman article of dress, vi. 456.

TUNICATA, group of animals, xxm. 609; n. 53; xxiv. 1 86; embryology of, XX. 419; reproduction of, xx. 409; recognized as Vertebrata, xxiv. 179.

TUNING FORK, xxm. 619; i. 113, 117; xvn. 106.

TUNIS, regency, North Africa, XXIII. 619; I. 265; conquest of, by the Turks, xxm. 644; town, xxm. 621.

TUNKERS, American sect of Baptists, vn. 543.

TUNNELLING, xxm. 622.

TUNNELS, Railway, xx. 233.

TUNNY, fish, xxm. 625.

TUNSTALL, town, England, xxm. 625.

, Marmaduke, on British birds,

xvm. 9.

TUPAC AMARU, Insurrection of, in Bol ivia, iv. 17.

TUPAIA, genus of insectivorous mam mals, xv. 402.