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mines of, XXIII. 815; Mormon settle ment of, xvi. 827.

UTAKAMAND, town, India, xvn. 509. UTE, genus of sponges, xxn. 414. UTEN, Egyptian measure, xxiv. 485,

486. UTERINE APPENDAGES, Removal of,

in surgery, xxn. 691. UTES, American-Indian tribe, xn. 832. UTHONG, Siamese ruler, xxi. 854. UTICA, ancient town, Africa, xxiv. 21;

xiv. 551.

, town, New York, U.S.A., XXIV. 21.

UTILITARIANISM, ethical theory, vin.

606; as the foundation of law, XIV.

355; Bentham s, in. 576; Cumber land s, VI. 702; John Stuart Mill s,

XVI. 313. UTILITY, in economics, xxiv. 46; wealth

defined as based on, xxiv. 461. , not an essential in the fine arts,

ix. 197, 211. UT MINE STROMTID, Renter s novel,

xx. 495. UTOPIA, Sir Thomas Mon- s work, vi.

212; xvi. 819.

UTRECHT, province, Holland, xxiv. 21. , town, Holland, xxiv. 21; congress

of (1712), VI. 270; peace of (1713),

in. 126, 269; vin. 353; ix. 583; xii.

81; xxii. 336; union of (1579), xn.

77; xxiv. 583; libraries, xiv. 532;

observatory, xvn. 715; university,

XXlll. 850. UTRERA, town, Spain, xxiv. 22; xxi.

708. UTRICULARIA, genus of insectivorous

plants, xiii. 138.

U-TSANG, region, Tibet, xxi 1 1. 340. UTTARAMIMANSA, system of Hindu

philosophy, XXIV. 117. UTWER, island, Norway, xvn. 576. UVEA, island, South Pacific, XV. 30. UVULA, Anatomy of the, I. 837. UXBRIDGE, town, England, xxiv. 22.

, Earl of, at Waterloo, 1 1. 31.

UXMAL, ancient town, Central America,

xxiv. 758; ruins at, I. 693; xvi. 214. UYUK (Euyuk), village and ruins, Tur key in Asia, vin. 724. Uz, of Scripture, xxiv. 22. UzBEGS, or Uzbeks, Ural-Altaic people,

xxni. 661; IV. i; IX. 85; xn. 3; Xiv.

64; xvi. 749; xviii. 101; XXIII. 636;

origin of the name, xn. 607. UZBEK KHAN, Mongol ruler, xvi. 747;

xn. 607.

UZEN, river, Russia, XXI. 74. UZUN HASAN, shah of Persia, xvin.

632.

W the twenty-second letter of the

alphabet, xxiv. 23. VAAGO, islands, Norway, xiv. 769. VAAL, river, South Africa, xxni. 517. VACCINAL ULCER, xxiv. 26.

VACCINATION, xxiv. 23; xxn. 164;

discovery of, xin. 623; laws relating

to, xv. 797. VACCINIUM, genus of plants, xxiv.

556. VACOA, or Vacois, tree of Mauritius,

xv. 641. VACUUM, Production of, xix. 246; I.

429; electrical test of, Xix. 247; Torri cellian, in. 381.

VACZ, town, Hungary, xxiv. 30. VADER ISLANDS, Sweden, xxn. 737. VADUZ, lordship and town, Germany,

xiv. 568. VAGA, Perino del (Perino Buonaccorsi),

Italian painter, xxiv. 30. VAGABONDS, Laws relating to, i. 298;

xix. 463, 468. VAGARSHAPAD, town, Transcaucasia,

Russia, xxni. 515. VAGRANCY, in English law, xix. 463,

468; i. 298.

VAGUS, in nervous system, XIX. 29. VAIGATCH ISLAND, Arctic Ocean, xvn.

604. VAILLANT, Frangois Le, on birds, xvin.

8, ii.

VAIR, in heraldry, xi. 691. , Guillaume du, French jurist and

writer, xxiv. 31. VAISE, suburb of Lyons, France, xv.

1 10. VAISHNAVAS, or Bhagats, their teaching,

and influence on Hindi literature, xi.

844-

VAISON, town, France, xxiv. 114. VAISYARS, or Vaisyas, Hindu caste,

IV. 203, 204; v. 1 88; xii. 746. VAKHSH, river, Central Asia, xn. 3. VALABHIS, Indian dynasty, xn. 790. VALACHIANS, Walachians, or Vlachs,

people, South-Eastern Europe, XXI.

16; XXIV. 268. VALAIS, canton, Switzerland, xxiv. 31;

xxn. 785. VALAMO, monastery, Finland, xxiv.

209. VALBENOITE, Abbey of, at St Etienne,

France, xxi. 168. VALCKENAER, L. G., Dutch scholar,

xxi. 57.

VALDAI, town, Russia, xvn. 607. VALDEMAR II., king of Denmark, vn.

84.

III., of Denmark, VII. 85; XI. 450.

VALDENSES, or Waldenses (q.v. re ligious sect, xxiv. 322. VALDEPENAS, town, Spain, xxiv. 32;

wine of, xxiv. 607. VALDERREDIBLE, town, Spain, xxi.

297. VAL DE Ruz, valley, Switzerland, XVII.

361. VALDES, inqiusitor-general, his rules for

torture, xxni. 463. , Juan de, Spanish religious

writer, xxiv. 32; xxn. 360, 361.

VALDESSO (Juan de Valdes), Spanish religious writer, xxiv. 32; xxn. 360.

VAL DE TRAVERS, valley, Switzerland, xvn. 361; asphalt of, for paving, n. 716; xx. 586.

VALDEZ, or Waldo, Peter, founder of the Waldenses, xxiv. 323.

VALDIVIA, province, Chili, v. 617.

VALEE, Silvain Charles, Comte de, French general, I. 568.

VALENCE, town, France, XXIV. 33; uni versity, xxni. 842.

VALENCIA, province, Spain, xxiv. 33; xxn. 298.

, town, Spain, xxiv. 33; libraries

of, xiv. 549. -, town, Venezuela, xxiv. 34.

VALENCIENNES, town, France, xxiv.

35-

| , A., French ichthyologist, xn. 633.

! VALENCINIA, genus of worms, xvn.

326. VALENCY, or Combining Power, of

chemical elements, v. 473. VALENS, emperor of the East, xxiv. 35;

xx. 779.

VALENTIA, Roman province, Britain, xvin. 411.

(Valencia), ancient town, Spain,

xxiv. 34.

COLONIA JULIA (Valence), ancient

town, France, xxiv. 33. VALENTINE, St, xxiv. 36.

, George Sand s, VII. 509.

AND ORSON, romance, xx. 653,

659.

VALENTINEITE, mineral, xvi. 388. VALENTINI, Michael B., on birds, xvin.

7-

VALENTINIAN I., emperor of the West, xxiv. 36; xx. 779.

II., emperor of the West, XXIV. 36;

XX. 779; his contentions with Am brose, I. 663.

- III., emperor of the West, XXIV. 37; xx. 780; edict or decree of, xiv. 448; xix. 492.

LAW OF CITATIONS, in Roman

law, xx. 711. VALENTINIANS, ancient theological

school, xxiv. 38; xix. 415. VALENTINUS, St, xxiv. 36. -, pope, xxiv. 40.

, early Christian theologian, XXIV.

37; X. 703; his influence on Neo-

platonism, xvn. 335. VALERA, Juan, Spanish novelist, xxn.

362. VALERIA, Roman province, Pannonia,

xvin. 213. VALERIAN, plant, xxiv. 40.

LAW, Roman, xx. 736.

VALERIANUS, Publius Licinius (Va lerian), Roman emperor, xxiv. 41; in

Mesopotamia, XVIII. 608. VALERIE, Madame Kriidener s work,