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Y E A Y O U

YEAST, xxiv. 733; formation of, ix. 92, 94; cell division in, xii. 13; use of, in brewing, iv. 275.

, C. Kingsley s novel, xiv. 88.

YEBNA (Jamnia), town, Palestine, Xlli.

563- YEDO (Tokio), town, Japan, xxm. 432;

XIIL 577. YEHUDAH HANNASI, editor of Mishnah,

xvi. 504.

YEISK, town, Russia, xxiv. 734. YEKATERINBURG (Ekaterinburg), town,

Asiatic Russia, vn. 793; xvi. 128;

xvin. 550; xxn. 11; xxiv. 6. YEKATERINODAR (Ekaterinodar), town,

Russia, vn. 793; xiv. 150. YEKATERINOSLAFF (Ekaterinoslaff),

government, Russia, vii. 793; xxi. 69;

town, vn. 794.

YELETS, town, Russia, xxiv. 734. YELIZAVETGRAD (Elizabethgrad), town,

Russia, vin. 146. YELIZAVETPOL (Elizabethpol), town,

Russia, vin. 146. YELL, island, Shetland, Scotland, xvn.

846. YELLAMALAIS, mountain range, India,

xiv. 5.

YELLOW, Pigments of, xix. 87. YELLOWBIRD, xxn. 99. YELLOW COLOURS, in dyeing, vn.

578. YELLOW EARTH, or Felinite, mineral,

xvi. 425. YELLOW FEVER, disease, xxiv. 734 ;

xvin. 403; quarantine for, XX. 156;

Rush s treatment of, XXI. 63 ; in

Buenos Ayres, 1 1. 494. YELLOWHEAD, bird, xvin. 52. YELLOW LEAD ORE, mineral, xvi. 697. YELLOW PINE, tree, xix. 105. YELLOWPLUSH PAPERS, Thackeray s,

xxm. 214. YELLOW RIVER (Hwang-ho), China, v.

630; xvin. 117; xxm. 339. YELLOW SEA, East Asia, xvm. 116. YELLOWSTONE, river, Montana, U.S.A.,

xvi. 772.

LAKE, U.S.A., xxiv. 737.

NATIONAL PARK, United States,

xxiv. 736.

YELLOW-TAIL, fish, xxiv. 738. YELLOW- WOOD, or Fustic, dyestuff, ix.

855- YEMAMAH, province, Arabia, n. 240,

254. YEMBO, or Yambo, town, Arabia, xxiv.

727; xx. 316. YEMEN, country, Arabia, xxi v. 738; II.

237, 253,255; xxm. 653. YEN BO (Yambo), town, Arabia, xxiv.

727; xx. 316.

YENIKALE, town, Russia, xiv. 52. YENIPAZAR (Novibazar), town, Bosnia,

xvn. 608. YENISEI, river, Siberia, xxn. 5; xxiv.

742.

YENISEIANS, people, Siberia, xxn. n. YENISEISK, province, Siberia, xxiv.

741; town, xxiv. 743. YENI SHEHR (Larissa), town, Greece,

xiv. 314. YENI SHEHR, Asia Minor, capital of

Osmanli princedom, xxm. 640. YENKING, ancient capital of China, IV.

722. YEN-TAI (Chee-Foo), town, China, v.

455-

YEOLA, town, India, xxiv. 743.

YEOMANRY, volunteer cavalry, xxiv. 294.

YEOVIL, town, England, XXIV. 743.

YERBA BUENA (San Francisco), Cali fornia, U.S.A., xxi. 263.

YERBA MATE, or Paraguay Tea, xv. 627; iv. 227.

YERKALAS, people, India, xxm. 42.

YERMAK, Cossack chief, xxi. 93; xxn.

12.

YESHIL IRMAK (Iris), river, Asia Minor,

ii. 707. YESHU BAR SHUSHAN, Syriac writer,

xxn. 848.

YESUKAI, Mongol chief, xin. 620. YETHOLM, town, Scotland, xxi. 34. YEW, tree, xxiv. 743; culture of, n.

316- YEZD, or Yazd, town, Persia, xxiv. 733;

xvin. 627, 628. YEZDEGIRD, king of Bokhara, xvin.

651, 101.

, Era of, v. 717; xvin. 326.

YEZIDIS, Kurdish tribes, Mesopotamia,

xvi. 49.

YEZO, island, Japan, xin. 569. YlNG-Kow (Ying-tze), town, China,

xvn. 381. YlNG-TEEN (Nanking), town, China,

xvn. 172. YING-TZE, or Ying-tsze, town, China,

v. 641; xv. 466; xvn. 381. YlSHAKl, Rabbenu Shelomoh, Jewish

rabbi, XX. 284. YISSUN TIMUR KHAN, Mongol ruler,

xvi. 742. Y-LlN (I-Chang), town, China, xn.

628.

YLO, town, Peru, xvin. 674. YLYA, river, Russia, xxi. 74. YNCA-HUALPA, Peruvian bird, xvm.

673. YNCAS, Empire of the, Peru, I. 697; iv.

17; xvin. 677. YNIRIDA, river, South America, xvn.

844. YOGA, system of Hindu philosophy, xxi.

291. YOGIS, Mohammedan mendicant order,

XXII. 663. YOHANAN B. NAPHA, Talmudic writer,

xxm. 37. YOH-CHOW Fu, town, China, xxiv.

744- YOJOA, Lake of, Honduras, xn. 130.

YOKE-ELM, tree, xn. 168. YOKOHAMA, town, Japan, xxiv. 744;

xin. 578.

YOKOSUKA, town, Japan, xxiv. 745. YOLA, town, Central Africa, XXIL 279. YOLANDE, regent of Savoy, xxi. 341. YOLLA, town, Central Africa, I. 140. YOLOFS, or Wolofs, Negro race, West

Africa, i. 263; xvn. 319; xxi. 662. YOMDOK-TSO, lake, Tibet, xxm. 340. YONATHAN (Jonathan), Targum of,

XXIII. 64. YoNGE, Nicholas, introducer of madrigal

into England, XV. 192. YONKERS, town, New York, U.S.A.,

xxiv. 745; xvn. 458. YONNE, department, France, xxiv.

745- , river, France, xvn. 495; XXI.

624. YORIACUM (Ivry), ancient town, France,

xm. 525. YORK, county, England, xxiv. 746;

coalfield, vi. 51. , town, England, xxiv. 749; minster,

n. 427, 428; St Mary s Abbey, I. 14. , town, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., xxiv.

752. , town, "Western Australia, XXIV.

508.

, Archbishop of, n. 370.

, Cape, Australia, ill. 107.

, Richard, duke of, protector of

England, xxiv. 381; as viceroy of

Ireland, xin. 261. , House of, English dynasty, XXI v.

752; vin. 327; Xix. 175; wars with

house of Lancaster, vin. 327, 329; XI.

661; xxi. 740. HOUSE, Twickenham, England,

xxm. 674.

ROUND, in archery, 11. 373.

YORKTOWN, U.S.A., Siege of (1781),

xxm. 745.

YORO, department, Honduras, xn. 132. YORUBA, country, West Africa, xxiv.

754- YOSEMITE, district, California, U.S.A.,

iv. 698.

YOUGHAL, town, Ireland, XXIV. 755. YOUNG, Sir Allen, Arctic voyager, xix.

, Arthur, English social economist

and agriculturist, xxiv. 755. , Brigham, Mormon president, XXIV.

756; xvi. 826. , Charles Augustus, on the solar

corona, n. 788. , Edward, English poet, XXIV. 756;

his place in English literature, vin.

429. , James, his experiments on paraffin

oils, xvin. 240. , Thomas, Puritan divine, XVI. 328;

as Milton s tutor, xvi. 324. , Thomas, English scientist and