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BUDDING, propagation of plants by, XII.

237; xx. 423.

BUDDLE, mining apparatus, XVI. 465. BUDE, Guillaume (BucUeus), French

writer, IV. 424; XX. 194. BUDGELL, Eustace, English writer, iv.

433. BUDGET, financial statement, iv. 439;

xviii. 313.

, Water, in heraldry, XI. 704.

BUDINI, nomadic race, eastern Europe,

xxi. 575.

BUDJAK STEPPES, Bessarabia, in. 615. BUDRUN, town, Asia Minor, XI. 384. BUDS, in plants, iv. 96; propagation by,

xii. 237.

BUDWEIS, town, Bohemia, iv. 439. BUEE, Adrian Q., his anticipation of

quaternions, XX. 161. BUENA VISTA, Mexico, Battle of (1847),

xxni. 767. BUENOS AYRES, province and town,

Argentine Republic, IV. 439, 440;

libraries in, XIV. 551. BUFF, Lotte, friend of Goethe, x. 725. BUFFALO, genus of ruminant mammals,

iv. 442; xv. 432; of India, xii. 742;

skins of, IX. 838. , town, New York, U.S.A., IV. 443;

xvn. 457; xxi. 179; xxm. 822. BUFFIER, Claude, French philosophical

writer, iv. 443. BUFFON, George Louis Leclerc, Comte de,

French naturalist, IV. 444; ix. 671;

on birds, xviii. 6; on germs, vin. 745;

influence of his writings, IX. 593. BUFFOONS, ix. 366. BUFO, genus of Amphibia, XXIII. 423. BUG, insect, iv. 445; XI. 646; Xlll. 153.

, river, Russia, xix. 254, 307.

BIBLE, vm. 387.

BUGEAUD, Thomas R., governor of

Algeria, I. 568.

BUGENHAGEN, Johann, German Re former, IV. 445.

BUGINESE LANGUAGE AND LITERA TURE, Celebes, v. 288. BUGIS, people, in Celebes, iv. 32; in

Malacca, xv. 323. BUGLE-HORN, musical instrument, xvn.

778. BUGULMA, town, Russia, iv. 446; xxi.

243- BUGURUSLAN, town, Russia, IV. 446;

xxi. 243. BUHLE, Johann Gottlieb, German scholar,

iv. 446.

BUHL- WORK, iv. 446; xin. 81. BUILDING, iv. 447 (index, 513); n. 382;

materials and construction in ancient

Rome, xx. 808; in ancient Venice,

xxiv. 149.

SOCIETIES, iv. 513. BUILDINGS OF JUSTINIAN, Procopius s

treatise, xix. 791. BUILDWAS ABBEY, Shropshire, England,

xxi. 848.

BUINSK, town, Russia, XXII. 77. BUITENZORG, town, Java, iv. 514; xin.

606.

BUJALANCE, town, Spain, IV 515. BujNURD, town, Persia, xviii. 627. BUKA, island, Solomon Islands, Pacific,

xxn. 252. BUKAA, valley, Lebanon, Syria, XIV.

393-

BUKA LEAVES (Buchu), drug, iv. 415. BUKEREBE, lake island, Central Africa,

xvn. 504. BUKHARA (Bokhara, q.v.), country and

town, Central Asia, iv. i. BUKHOREST (Bucharest, q.v.), town,

Roumania, iv. 414. BUKINDO, village, Central Africa, xvn.

504. BUKIT BARISAN, mountains, Sumatra,

xxii. 638.

BUKKEN FJORD, Norway, xvn. 576. BUKOWINA, duchy, Austria, iv. 515. BULACAN, town, Luzon, Philippine

Islands, iv. 515. BULAK (Boolak), town, Egypt, vii. 769;

museum at, xv. 543. BULANDSHAHR, district, India, IV. 515. BULANES, ancient European people,

xix. 285. BULANKUL, lake, Central Asia, xviii.

103. BULARCHUS, Greek mural painter, xvn.

41.

BULBILS, of plants, iv. 99; xx. 423. BULBS, of plants, iv. 99; xx. 423. BULDUR, lake, Asia Minor, n. 709. BULGARELLI, Marianna, patroness of

Metastasio, xvi. 104. BULGARI, religious sect, xviii. 434. BULGARIA, province of European

Turkey, iv. 516; as autonomous prin cipality, xxni. 652. , Church of (Greek), XI. 158; United

Bulgarians (Church of Rome), XX. 631. BULGARIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERA TURE, xxii. 149; dictionaries of

language, vn. 188. BULGARIANS, subdivision of Slavs, xxn.

145, 147; their wars with theGreeks, XI.

115; their relation to the Huns, xii.

382. BULGARIN, Thaddaus, Russian writer,

iv. 517. BULGARINUS, jurist of I5th century, IV.

517.

BULGARO-VLACH EMPIRE, XXIV. 269.

BULGARUS, Italian jurist, iv. 517.

B u LG HAR- D AG H, mountains, Asia Minor ,

n. 705.

BULKHEADS, in ships, xxi. 815. BULL, papal letter, iv. 519; xxi. 589;

, Brazen, of Phalaris, xviii. 730.

, Sacred (Apis), n. 173; v. 244.

, George, bishop of St David s, iv.

Si?-

, John, English composer and organ ist, iv. 517.

BULL, Stephen, English sea-captain, xxi.

496. BULLA, genus of Mollusca, xvi. 655.

, ornament and seal, IV. 518; xxi.

589. AUREA, important charter, x.

757- BULL ACCOUNT, stock exchange term,

1.92.

BULL DOG, vn. 330. BULLEN (Boleyn, q.v. Anne, wife of

Henry VIII. of England, iv. 4. BULLERS OF BUCHAN, Scotland, I. 44. BULLFINCH, bird, iv. 518; ix. 192. BULL FROG, ix. 796; heart of, i. 764. BULL-HEAD, fish, xii. 690; xxn. 68. BULLINGER, Heinrich, Swiss Reformer,

iv. 518; his relation to Socinus, xxii.

228.

BULLION, iv. 518. BULLOM, country, Sierra Leone, West

Africa, xxii. 44. BULL RUN, U.S.A., Battles of (1861,

1862), xxm. 775, 777. BULL STEAM-ENGINE, xxn. 476; xxiv.

414.

BULL-TERRIER, dog, vn. 331. BULL-TROUT, fish, xxi. 222. BULOW, Friedrich Wilhelm, Prussian

general, IV. 520. BULOW S OBSERVATORY, Bothkamp,

Germany, xvn. 712. BULOZ, Frangois, French litterateur,

xvin. 540.

BULRUSH, plant, xx. 319; xxi. 62. BULSAR, town, India, xxii. 667. BULWER, Sir Henry, Lord Bailing, VI.

780.

, John, on teaching deaf-mutes,

vn. 6.

BULWER-CLAYTON TREATY, VI. 782.

BULWER LYTTON, E. G. F. L. (Lord

Lytton), English novelist, xv. 121. BUMBIREH, lake island, Central Africa,

xvn. 504, BUMPOOR (Bampur), town, Persia,

xvin. 627. BUNARBASHI, Turkey in Asia, reputed

site of Troy, XXIII. 580. BUNDARRA (Bhandara), district and

town, India, in. 627. BUNDELAS, tribe, India, IV. 521. BUNDELKHAND, orBundelcund, district,

India, iv. 520. BUNDESRATH, German federal council,

x. 463- BUNDI, Rajput state, India, iv. 521; xx.

260.

BUNGARUS, genus of snakes, xxn. 196. BUNKER HILL, U.S.A., Battle of (1775),

iv. 521; xv. 616; xxni. 741. BUNNOO (Bannu), district, India, xx.

109.

BUNODONTA, group of ungulate mam mals, xv. 430. BUNOTHERIA, group of fossil mammals,