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BARETTIER (Baratiere), John Philip,

precocious scholar, ill. 358. BARFF, John, on wool, i. 398. BARFLEUR, town, France, in. 374. BARFURUSH, or Balfroosh, town, Persia,

in. 280. BARGAGLI, Scipione, Sienese writer,

xxn. 43. BARGE, boat, xxi. 30.

BOARD, in architecture, II. 475.

BARGES, lighthouse, Sables d Olonne,

France, xxi. 129. BARGUERLAC, bird, xxi. 259. BARGUZIN, river, Transbaikalia, Russia,

xxiii. 510; town, xxni. 51 1 ; moun tains, xxn. 3; xxiii. 509. BARH, town, India, xvm. 409. BARHAM, Richard Harris, English

humorist, III. 374. BAR-HEBRTEUS (Abulfaragius), Syriac

and Arabic writer, I. 60; XXII. 853;

xxiii. 5.

BARI, Mola di, town, Italy, xvi. 608. , Terra di, province and town,

Italy, in. 374. BARI DOAB, tract, Punjab, India, xx.

107.

BAR-IDTA, Syriac writer, xxn. 838. BARINAS, town, Venezuela, xxiv. 140. BARISAL, town, India, in. 248. BARISAN MOUNTAINS, Sumatra, xxn.

638. BARISANOS, Italian metal-worker, xvi.

760.

BARITO, river, Borneo, iv. 56. BARIUM, chemical element, v. 525.

(Bari), ancient town, Italy, in. 375.

BARK, of trees, IV. 101; used in tanning,

xiv. 381. BARKAYA, Simeon, Syriac writer, xxn.

838. BARKER, Robert, inventor of panoramas,

xvni. 214. , Thomas, English writer on angling,

xxiv. 342. BARKHANS, sand-dunes, Syr-Daria,

Asia, xxn. 820.

BARKING, town, England, in. 375. BARKIYAROK, Seljuk ruler, xxi. 635. BARKOMETER, hydrometer for tan

liquors, XIV. 383. BARLAAM, monk, condemns Hesychasm

in Greek Church, XI. 782. AND JOSAPHAT, Sts, Story of, in.

375; xx. 636.

BAR-LE-DUC, town, France, in. 356. BARLETTA, town, Italy, in. 376. BARLEY, cereal plant, in. 376; use of, in

brewing, iv. 266; culture of, I. 358;

experiments in manuring, XV. 507.

SUGAR, confection, vi. 257.

BAR-LINES, in music, xvn. 82. BARLINGS OXNEY, abbey, Lincolnshire,

England, xiv. 656. BARLOW, Sir George, governor-general

of India, xn. 805. , Joel, American poet, in. 377.

BARLOW, Peter, English mathematician, in. 377; on magnetic induction, xv. 250.

BARM, yeast, xxiv. 734.

BARMAK, founder of the Barmecides, in.

377- BARMECIDES, Persian family, in. 377;

xvi. 581. BARMEN, town, Rhenish Prussia, in.

377; xx. 16.

BARMOUTH, town, Wales, xvi. 39. BARNABAS, St Paul s companion, in.

377; xvni. 417. , Epistle of, early Christian work, n.

197; its relation to the Gospels, x.

815.

BARNABITE MONKS, xvi. 711. BARNABY RUDGE, Dickens s novel, vn.

176.

BARNACLES, their distribution, vn. 279. BARNARD, Henry, American educa tionist, vn. 679.

CASTLE, town, England, in. 378.

BARNAUL, town, Siberia, 111.378; xxn.

ii ; xxni. 439. BARNAVE, Antoine Pierre, French

orator, ill. 378. BARNES, Albert, American expositor, in.

379-

, Joshua, English scholar, in. 379.

, Thomas, English journalist, xvn. 418. -, William, Dorset poems of, VII. 372.

BARNET, town, England, in. 379. BARNEVELDT, Jan van Olden, Dutch

statesman, in. 379; xn. 77. BARNFIELD, Richard, English pastoral

poet, xvni. 347. BARNSLEY, town, England, in. 380;

xxiv. 748. BARNSTABLE, town, Massachusetts,

U.S.A., in. 380.

BARNSTAPLE, town, England, in. 380. BARNUEVO, Pedro de Peralta y, Peru vian writer, xvni. 675. BARNWELL CASTLE, Northampton,

England, xvn. 557. BAROCCHIO, Giacomo da Vignola,

Italian architect, ill. 380. BAROCCI, or Baroccio, Federigo, Italian

painter, in. 380. BARODA, town, India, in. 380. BAROLO, Marchesa di, Italian prison

reformer, xvni. 478. BAROLUM (Barletta), ancient town,

Italy, in. 376. BAROMETER, in. 381; invention of, by

Torricelli, XXIII. 453; applications of,

xix. 241; Pascal s experiments with,

xvni. 338. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE, Oscillations

of, in. 30; xvi. 121. BARON, title of nobility, in. 387; xvni.

462, 464. BARONET, title of nobility, in. 388;

xiv. 120. OF NOVA SCOTIA, xvn. 603.

BARONIUS, Caesar, church historian, III.

389; V. 765; his Ecclesiastical Annals,

i. 785; xix. 505. BARONS WAR, in England, vni. 311;

XL 659.

BARONY, Burghs of, in Scotland, iv. 63. BAROSSA, town, South Australia, xxn.

284. BAROZZI, or Barocchio, Giacomo da

Vignola, Italian architect, HI. 380. BARQUISIMETO, town, Venezuela, in.

389; xxiv. 140. BARR, town, Alsace, Germany, in. 390.

, town, India, xvni. 409. BARRA, island, Hebrides, Scotland, in.

390; xi. 607. BARRACKPUR, subdivision and town,

India, in. 390. BARRACKS, for soldiers, in. 390; of the

British army, II. 587; ventilation of,

xxiv. 1 60.

BARRAL, aeronaut, i. 195. BARRANCAS, valleys, Spain, xxn. 294. BARRANDE, Joachim, his theory of fossil

colonies, x. 323.

BARRAS, Comte de, French Revolu tionist, ill. 392. BARREL-MAKING, vi. 338. BARREL ORGAN, xvn. 106. BARRERE, Pierre, on birds, xvni. 5. BARRETT, Elizabeth (Mrs Browning),

English poetess, IV. 391.

, George, his annuity tables, II. 81. BARRHEAD, town, Scotland, in. 392. BARRI, Giraldde (Giraldus Cambrensis),

ecclesiastic and historian, in. 392. BARRIER ACT, of the Scottish Church

(1639), xix. 682.

BARRIER REEFS, x. 257; vi. 378. BARRINGTON, First Viscount, theo logian, in. 393.

, Second Viscount, in. 393.

, Hon. Daines, naturalist, ill. 393.

, Samuel, English admiral, III. 394.

, Shute, bishop of Durham, in. 394. BARRISTERS, English legal pleaders,

in. 394; xin. 87. BARROCOE, settlement, West Africa,

x. 755.

BARRON S LOCK, xiv. 744. BARROS, Jo5o de, Portuguese historian,

in. 395; xix. 557. BARROW, river, Ireland, xin. 216; xx.

171. , Isaac, English mathematician and

divine, in. 396; on differential

calculus, xin. 7. , Sir John, English writer and

administrator, in. 396; advocate of

northern exploration, XIX. 319; his

comparison of Chinese and Peruvians,

i. 698.

, Reuben, on Hindu algebra, I. 517.

BARROWE, Henry, English Independent,

xn. 724. BARROW-IN-FURNESS, town, England,