Brandschiefer 20-236d; 21-
177b.

Brands Fjeld, mt., Nor. 14-
800 (C2).

Brandsfjord, Nor. 14-800 (B2).
Brandsö, isl., Den. 8-24 (B3).
Brandstorp, Swed. 26-190 (C2).
Brandt, Alfred 27-405b.
-, Enevold 25-1043c; 25-
1043d; 25-1044b.

Geeraerdt 8-725a.

Georg 2-651a; 6-44c; 6-
604a.

Johann Friedrich 8-326a;
20-316c.

-, Thure 16-728a.
Brandt, S. Dak. 25-506 (13).
Brandt rock drill 4-46a.

stage mechanism 26-733b.
Brandub (king of Leinster) 14-
763d.

Brandvlei, Cape Col. 28-821b.
Brandvold, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
BRANDY 4-428c; 25-696d;
adulteration 1-233d.
Brandy Gill, Cumb. 4-11b.
-Station, Va. 28-118 (D-E2);
1-822d.

Brandywine, Md. 17-828 (F3).

W.Va. 28-560 (D3).
BRANDYWINE, riv., Pa. and
Del. 4-430a; battle (1777)
4-430a.

Creek,riv., Ind. 14-422 (F5).
Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (17).
Summit, Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Branes, mts., Mor. 18-851 (E1).
Branesci, Rum. (Dimbovitza)
23-826 (B2).

- Rum. (Ilfov.) 23-826 (C2);
23-827d.

Bran Falls, Scot. 24-418 (D1).
BRANFORD, Conn. 4-430b;
6-952 (D4).

Fla. 10-540 (D1).

North, Conn. : see North
Branford.

Harbour, Conn. 6-952 (D5).
Branges, Paul Barillon, mar-
quis of see Barillon, Paul.
BRANGWYN, FRANK 4-430c;
20-501a; 22-196d.

Branicki, Ksawery 3-378b.
- Xaver 21-919d.

Branitz, Ger. 7-252d.

Brankovich, George 24-692b;

3-682b; 13-956b.

BRANKS 4-430d.

Branksea, isl., Dorset. :
Brownsea.

see

Branle 7-797b.

Branly, E. 9-191c; 9-206a.
Branne, Fr. 10-778 (D5).
Bran-new see Brand-new.
Brannkyrka: see Brankyrka.
Brannock, isl., Ire. 14-744 (B3).
Brân of Gower 12-300d.
Branodunum, Rom. Brit.: see
Brancaster.

Branscombe, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
F2).

Bransfield, Edward 25-516d.
Bransfield, str., Antarc. 21-
961 (A).

Bransgore, Hants 9-420 (III.
D5).
Branston, Leics. 9-416 (II. F4).
Brant, Isabella 23-805b.

JOSEPH 4-431a.
SEBASTIAN 4-431b;
222b; 11-787b.

Brant, Mich. 18-372 (F6).

4-

432b; 9-412 (I. D1); 19-792c.
Braose (family) 18-729a.

Giles de, bishop of Hereford
9-489a.

Maude de 18-879c.
Thomas de 4-432c.
WILLIAM DE (d. 1211)
4-432c.

William de (d. 1326) 4-
432c.

Brard, C. P. 9-182a.
BRASCASSAT,

JACQUES

Raymond 4-432c.
Braschi, Giovanni Angelo :
sce Pius VI. (pope).
Braschi, fort, It. 15-4 (E1).
Bras-de-fer (Italian soldier):
see Giustiniani, Pompeio.

William (Norman): see
William Bras-de-fer.
BRASDOR, PIERRE 4-432d.
BRAS D'OR, lake, Can. 4-
432d; 19-831 (D2).
Bras du Lac, riv., Fr.I.C. 14-
498 (D5-6); 5-83a.
Brasenose College, Oxford 20-
407b; 16-553d.

Hall, Stamford, Lincs. 20-
407b.

Brash (dict.) 7-163a.
Brashear, Mo. 18-608 (D1).
Brasher Center, N. Y. 19-596
(F1).

BRASIDAS 4-432d; 13-375a.
Brasil, L. (zoologist) 12-558b;
12-558d.

Brasil, legendary isl., Atl.O.:
see Brazil.

Brasov, Hung. see Brasso.
BRASS, Nig. 4-433b: 19-678
(C5).

-

(Rio Bento), riv., Nig. 4-
433b; 19-678 (C5).

BRASS (alloy) 4-433c; 1-
704c; coins 19-870c; electro-
plating 9-238d; embossing
9-309a, pewter 21-339a;
Prince's metal 23-856a;
sheets 4-434d; welding 28-
503c.

(machinery) 3-578b.
Brassac, Fr. (Puy-de-Dôme)
22-674d.

-

Fr. (Tarn) 10-778 (F6).
Brassage (tax): see Seignior-
age.

Brass Contrafagotto 7-41b.
Brasse (measure) 28-491b.
Brassenia peltata 20-556a.
Brasses (min.) 22-692c.
BRASSES, MONUMENTAL 4-
434a; 9-785d.
BRASSEUR

DE BOUR-
bourg, Charles Etienne 4-
434d.

BRASSEY, THOMAS 4-435a.

Thomas Brassey, 1st baron
4-435c.

Brassi, N.S.W. 19-538 (C4).
Brassica 7-521b.

alba: see White mustard.
campestris: see Colza, Rape,
Rübsen, Swede and Turnip.
- juncea see Sarepta mus-
tard.

napus: see Rape and Swede.
nigra : see Black mustard.
oleracea : see Broccoli,
Brussels sprouts, Cauli-
flower, Drumhead cabbage,
Kale, Kohl-rabi and Red
cabbage.

rapa see Rübsen.
sinapis: see Charlock.
Brassidic acid 20-77b.
BRASSO (Kronstadt, Braşov),
Hung. 4-435c; 3-4 (14).
- (Burzenland), co., Hung.
3-4 (14); 4-435c.
Brassolinae : see Owl-butter-
fly.

Brassolis astyra 16-478b.
Brassua, lake, Me. 17-434
(B-C3).

Brass wind (music) 28-709c.
Brassy (golf) 12-223c.
Braswell, Ga. 11-752 (B2).
Brat (dict.) 14-769a.
Bratesul, lake, Rum. : see
Bratishu.

Brathay, riv., Westm. 28-
708c.

Brathay flags 16-138c.
BRATHWAIT, RICHARD 4-
436a; 17-192d; 20-897c.
- Sir Strafford 4-436b.
Brathwaite, Sir John 26-
1005a.
Bratianu,

Bratskiye, tribe:
Bratslav, Russ.
B2); 21-875a.
Bratstva 28-69b.
Brattia, isl., Aus.: see Brazza.
Brattice (dict.) 18-538d.

cloth 7-279a.
BRATTISHING (arch.) 4-437a.
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. 4-437a;
19-490 (B6).

Brattle, Thomas 17-885b.
William 17-885b.
Bratton, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
C4).

Court, mansion, Som. 18-
504a.

- Fleming, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
E1).

Bratych, lake, Rum.: see
Bratishu.

Bratzigovo, Bulg. 4-781d.
Braubach, Ger. 11-808 (II.
18); 22-694a.
Brauer, August: cell-division
7-715a; embryology 4-933b,
2-290a; parthenogenesis 9-
316d.

Brava, Somlnd. 25-379 (D7);
25-383b.

cape, Pan. 5-678 (C7).

isl., C.Verd. Is. 5-253 (map);
5-255c.

Bravai, A. 12-865a; 7-584c.
Bråvalla: battle (c. 750) 8-28d.
Bravard, mt., S.Am. 1-962d.
Bravery dance 7-796b.
Bråvik, fjord, Swed. 26-190
(D2); 26-189d; 8-28d.
Bravo, Nicolas 18-339c; 18-
347b: 19-944a.

Bravo, isl., Peru 21-266b.

riv., Mex.: see Grande del
Norte.

BRAVO (dict.) 4-437b.
Bravonium, Brit.: see Leint-

-

Reddesford.

--, mt., N.H. 19-490 (D3).

-

-, N.Dak. 19-780 (D1).
cape, Az. 2-42a.
BRAZIL, isl., Atl.O. 4-438c.
lake, Nfd. 19-479 (B2).
BRAZIL, country, S.Am. 4-
438d; 4-440 (map); abori-
gines 2-116d; army 4-451a;
captaincies 4-454b, 4-457b;
climate 4-442c; coinage 18-
707b, 10-54a; diamonds 8-
160a; education 4-451c;
fauna 4-443c; finance 4-
453a, 22-149a, 4-457d; flag
10-462c; flora 4-444c; geo-
logy 4-442b; government
4-450a, 4-457d; Jesuit mis-
sions 4-455c, 28-49b; Jews
15-409d; maps 17-653b;
mines 4-449b, 4-457a;
national debt 19-269b, 4-
459b; navy 4-451b. 24-
906a; orders of knighthood
15-867b; population 4-445c,
11-636d; railways 4-446d,
25-489b; religion 4-451d;
shipping 24-872; slavery
2-40b, 25-226a; telegraphs
4-447c; voting 28-217a.
- Commerce 4-447d; cane
sugar 26-47a; cocoa 6-630a;
coffee 6-647c; cotton 7-264b,
7-296d; Germany 11-814b;
United Kingdom 27-602b.
- History 4-454a; Bolivian
dispute 4-177b, 1-154a;
Paraguayan war 20-758d;
16-990d: Peruvian dispute
21-277d; Portuguese con-
quest 1-807c, 22-152a.
Brazil, prince of (title) 14-
515d.

-

block coal 4-463b.

-Co., Tex. 26-690 (L5).
BRAZZA, P. P. F. C. S. DE,
count 4-464c.

BRAZZA, isl., Aus. 4-465b;
3-4 (E5).

-, canal, Aus. 3-4 (E5).
Brazzaville, Fr.Cong. 11-99
(A3); 11-100b.

Brčka, Aus. 3-4 (F4); 4-281b.
Brda, mts., Monten. 18-767
(B2); 18-767b.

Brdywald, mts., Aus. 4-122b.
Bre (measure) 26-923a.
Brea, Gr. 21-146a.

cape, P.R. 22-124 (A2).
Breac, mt., Scot. 24-412
(C3).

BREACH (dict.) 4-465b.
Breachacha Castle, ruins, Scot.
6-684b.

Breach Candy, Bombay 4-183c.
Breach of contract (law): see
Contract, breach of.

-

of promise 28-785a; 10-12d;
3-831c.

of the Peace: see Peace,
breach of the.
BREAD 4-465c; 12-322d:
adulteration 1-219a, 1-232b;
ancient Egyptian 9-45c;
cross-bread 4-796c; Euch-
aristic 4-796d, 9-872d; food
values 8-216b; Jewish sacri.
fices 13-179c, 20-889b.
act 4-466c; 26-97b.
Breadalbane, Gavin Campbell,
marquess of 4-474a; 8-798b.
JOHN CAMPBELL, earl
of 4-473b.
BREADALBANE, dist., Scot.
4-474a; 24-418 (C2-1); 21.
262d.

Bread and cheese (ordeal): see
Trial slice.

-

and Cheese (war) 13-609b.
basket Law (Ger.) 23-495c.
Bread calculation (math.) 9-
47a.

Bread for life and pudding
for ever 4-528b.
BREAD-FRUIT 4-474b; 7-
4178; 11-254b.
Bread nut tree 7-351b; 19-
918c.

Street Club 6-566d.
Breadth (math.) 18-136c.

index (phys.): see Cephalic

index.
Bread-tree: see Bread-fruit.
Breage, Corn. 15-672a.
Break: billiards 3-936a; cricket
7-440a; croquet 7-503c.
Breakdown cranes 7-371a.
Breaker, pt., China 6-168 (K5).
Breaker (coal) 2-1068.

(paper) 20-728b.
card (jute) 15-607d.
Breakfast Creek, Queens. 4-
574b.

Break-flour (dict.) 10-550c.
BREAKING BULK (dict.) 4-
475a.

the bank, 23-771d.
Break rolls 10-551d.
Breaksea, isls., N.Z. 19-624(B7).
sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).
Breakspear, Nicholas:
Adrian IV. (pope).

see

836d; 22-956c.

BREAL, MICHEL JULES
Alfred 4-481c; 25-79a.

BREAM (fresh-water fish) 4-
481d; 21-192a; 2-29c.

-

(marine fish): see Sparidae
and Bramidae.

-flat: see White bream.
Bream, head, N.Z. 19-624 (E1).
Breamish, riv., Northumb.
9-412 (I. E2); 19-790b.
Breamore, Hants 9-420 (III.
D5); 12-904c.

Brean, Som. 9-430 (VI. F1).
-, down, Som. 25-388c.
Brearley, W. 7-442a.
BREAST (dict.) 4-482a.

(plough): see Mould-board.
bone (anat.): see Sternum.
box 20-733b.

Breasted, J. H. 9-79a; 26-13b.
Breast hook 24-961a.

- plate: Etruscan 9-860b;
Greek 2-583d; Jewish 11-
563c, 7-231c.

- plough 25-350c.

roll 20-733b.

strap 23-989a.

stroke 26-231d.

High

summer (arch.): see Bress.
water wheel: see
breast water wheel.
Breathing (physiol.): see Re-
spiration.

exercises 1-270d; 7-392b.
Breathings, Book of 9-49a.
Breathitt Co., Ky. 15-740 (E3).
BREAUTE, FALKES DE 4-
482a; 9-490d; 27-962b.
Breaux Bridge, La. 17-54
(C3).

Breaved, Swed. 26-190 (BS).
Brebes, Java 15-284 (C2);
15-290a.

-, cape, Java 15-284 (C2).
Drébeuf, Guillaume de 11-128d.
- Jean de 7-215b; 14-4798.
BRECCIA 4-482a.

- des Grandes Rousses, Alps
1-742h.

-de Valsenestre, pass, Alps
1-742c.

Brecher, G. 6-831c.
Brechfa, Wales 9-428 (V. C4).
BRECHIN, Scot. 4-482d; 24-
418 (F1); 9-496d; cathedral
4-482d, 2-404b.

-

-Muir, Scot.: battle (1452)
4-482d.

Brechites 16-114d; 16-124c.
Brechou, isl., Chan.Is. 9-430

(VI. A1); 24-220a.
Brecht, Belg. 3-668 (E1).
Breck (dict.) 4-3768.
Breckenridge, Colo. 6-722 (D2);
6-723b.

Ill. 14-304 (C4).
Mich. 18-372 (FG).

Minn. 18-550 (A4); 22-970a.
Mo. 18-608 (C2).

Tex. 26-690 (13).

pass, Colo. 6-722 (E2);
6-719a.

Breckerfeld, Ger. 11-808 (I.
k6).

Breckinridge, John (d. 1806)
4-483a; 15-746b.
-John (d. 1841) 4-483b;
13-861a.

JOHN CABELL 4-483a;
3-521d; 26-113c.

Joseph Cabell 4-483b.
Robert Jefferson 4-483b.
Breckinridge, Okla. 20-58 (D1).
-Co., Ky. 15-740 (B3); 15-
742d.

Brecknock, Wales: see Brecon.
-, mts., Wales: see Brecon
Beacons.

penin., S.Am. 26-964c.
Brecknockshire Vans,

mts.,

Wales: see Brecon Beacons.
Brecksville, O. 20-26 (G2).
BRECON (Brecknock), Wales
4-4830;9-428(V.E4);Christ's
College 24-371c; geology
4-485b.

-

canals, Monm. 9-428 (E4);
18-7230; 28-261a; 7-447a.

- Beacons, mts., Wales 9-428
(V. E4); 4-484d; 9-412c.
-mere, lake, Wales: see
Llangorse.
BRECONSHIRE (Brecknock-
shire), co., Wales 4-484c;
-428 (V. D3); 28-259a;
orchards 11-261b.
Brécourt: battle (1793) 10-
856b.

Toussaint Louverture, P. D.
BREDA, Holl. 4-486b; 13-
588 (B3); cathedral 2-421d;
declaration of (1660) 5-
913c, 23-38d; fortification
6-640d; siege (1625) 25-
687b; siege (1637) 13-599a;
treaty (1650) 5-912d; treaty
(1667) 19-831d, 12-205d,
12-676a.

- Ia. 14-732 (C2).

riv., Fr. 14-867b.
Breda cup 21-799b.
BREDAEL, JAN FRANS VAN
4-486d.

Jozef 4-486d.

Pieter van 4-486d.
Breda fowl 22-214d.
Bredahl, Christian Hviid 8-42c.
Bredal, Niels Krog 8-41c;
19-816b.

Bredasdorp, Cape Col. 25-
466 (D-E9).

Bredbo, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Bredbury, Ches. 28-933 (A3);
6-91a.

Brede, Sus. 9-424 (IV. D5);
26-166b.

-, fjord, Green.: see Ikersuak.
-, riv., Ger. 8-24 (A3).

riv., Sus. 9-424 (IV. D5).
Bredebro, Ger. 8-24 (A3).
Bredenbury, Can. 24-225 (B-
C3).
Bredero, Gerbrand Adriaans-
sen 8-723c.

Brederode, Francis van 23-
766d; 13-609b.

-, HENRY, count of 4-487a;
19-417c; 12-673c.

Reinoud van 25-513d.
Brederode, Holl. 19-785b.
Bredevoort, Holl. 13-588 (D3);

11-557d; siege (1597) 13-
597b.

Bredgar, Kent 9-424 (IV. D4).
Bredheimsvand, lake, Nor.

loading cartridge case 1-
875b.

loading pistol 21-657b.
loading rifle 23-326d.
Breed, Wis. 28-740 (E3).
Breede, riv., Cape Col. 25-466
(D9); 5-227d; 25-465b.
Breedene, Belg. 3-668 (B1).
Breeding: see Breeds and
Breeding.

Breedlings, people 10-259a.
Breedoge, riv., Ire. 14-744
(C3).

Breeds, Ill. 14-304 (C3).
Breed's, hill, Mass. 4-798d.
-, pond, Mass. 17-852 (C3).
BREEDS AND BREEDING
4-487b; 26-509b.
Breedsville, Mich. 18-372 (D7).
Breelong, N.S.W. 19-538 (E2).
Breese, Ill. 14-304 (C5).
Breeza, N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).
BREEZE (dict.) 4-487c.

(cinders) 7-57d; 8-105b.
discharge: see Electric
breeze.
Breezewood, Pa. 21-106 (F6).
Brefeld, Oskar 11-336c; 11-
338b.

Brefeldia 19-105d.

Breffny, dist., Ire. : see Brenny.
Bregaglia, val., Switz. 26-242
(G-H4); 12-609b; 6-118a.
Bregagno, mt., Alps 26-242
(G4).
Bregalnitza, riv., Turk. 14-
871c.

Bregano, It. 26-242 (F5).
Brege, riv., Ger. 7-819d.
Bregenz, counts of 4-487d.
BREGENZ, Aus. 4-487d; 3-4
(A3); 22-813a.

stance.

Bregenzer Ach, riv., Aus. 26-
242 (H2).

Bregenzerwald, dist., Aus. 28-
211b.

Bregille, fort, Fr. 3-819d.
Breggia, riv., It. 26-242 (G5).
Bregma (anat.) 25-196c.
Bréhal, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
Brehat, bay, Nfd. 19-479 (C1).
isl., Fr. 10-778 (C3); 7-
249b.

Brehna, Ger. 11-808 (III. q10).
BREHON LAWS 4-488a; 28-
783d.

Breich, Scot.: geology 8-945b.
Water, riv., Scot. 24-418
(D3); 8-945a.
Breidalsvik, inlet, Ice. 14-228
(D2).

Breidamerkurjökull,

glacier,

Ice. 14-228 (D3); 14-228d.
Breidaskardshnukr, mt., Ice.
14-228 (B1).

Breidavik, Ice. 14-228 (A2).
Breidden, mt., Wales 9-428
(V. F2).

-, mt., Salop 9-416 (II. A4);
geology 5-300b.
Breidifjördr, bay, Ice. 14-228
(A2); 14-228b.

-. isls., Ice. 14-230c.
Breifne, dist., Ire. : see Brenny.
Breifond, Nor. 19-804 (B3).
Breinigsville, Pa. 21-106 (L4).
Breining, Den. 8-24 (A2).
BREISACH (Altbreisach), Ger.
4-491d; 11-808 (A4); French
capture (1703) 25-601c;
siege (1638) 27-412b.
Breisgau, Ferdinand, duke of:
see Ferdinand, duke of
Modena.
BREISGAU,

dist., Ger. 4-
492b; 11-808 (A4-B5); hist.
maps 11-834, 11-856; name
4-492a.

Breisig (painter) 20-681b.
Breisig, Nieder, Ger. : see

Nieder Breisig.
BREISLAK, SCIPIONE 4-492b.
Breitach, riv., Aus. 26-242 (12).
Breitenbach, Switz. 26-242
(D2).

Gross, Ger.: see Gross
Breitenbach.
Breitenbrunn, Ger. 4-57b.
Breitenbush Creek, riv., Oreg.
20-242 (C-D3).
BREITENFELD, Ger. 4-492c;
11-808 (III. q10); battle
(1631) 11-858b, 26-855a;
battle (1642) 11-859b, 26-
858d.

Breithaupt, Johann Friedrich

August: amblygonite 1-
795c; heulandite 13-416b;
microcline 18-380d; mona-
zite 18-692b; orthoclase 20-
333a: plagioclase 21-692d;
phosgenite 21-474d.
Breithauptite (mineral) 19-
646b.

Breithfjorth, Sigurthr 14-
240b.

Breithorn, mt., Alps (Lauter-
brunnen) 26-242 (D4); 1-
744a.

Breitner (painter) 20-509b.
Brejo d'Areia, Braz. 4-440(K3).
da Madre de Deus, Braz.
21-178c.

Brekke, Nor. 19-804 (A2).
Brélan (in bouillotte) 4-318b.
Bremanger, isl., Nor. 19-804
(A2).

Brembo, riv., It. 15-4 (B2).
Bremen, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
- Ga. 11-752 (A2).
BREMEN, Ger. 4-493c; 11-
808 (B2); 11-808d; housing
13-825b; observatory 19-
957b; town hall 2-397 (Pl.
IV. fig. 70); whaling in-
dustry 28-572c; Zollverein
11-885d.

-, Ind. 14-422 (E2).

Ky. 15-740 (A3).
Me. 17-434 (C5).
O. 20-26 (E-F5).
BREMEN, state, Ger. 4-493a;
11-808 (B2); hist. maps 11-
834, 11-856.

Bible Society 3-907b.
Chamber of Commerce 27-
139b.
Bremenium
Brit. : see Ro-
chester, High.
Bremen pigments 7-110b.

Society: see North German
Society.

War 4-494d.

BREMER, FREDRIKA 4-
494d; 26-219a.

Bremer, bay, Austr. 2-960
(B6).

mts., Austr. 2-960 (B6).
-, riv., Queens. 14-738c.
Bremer Beiträge 11-790d.
Bremer Co., la. 14-732 (E2).
BREMERHAVEN, Ger. 4-
495b; 11-808 (B2).
Bremersdorp, S.Af. 25-466
(K6); 26-185a.
Bremerton, Wash. 28-354 (A4).
Bremetennacum, Lancs.: see
Ribchester.
Bremgarten, Switz. (Aargau)
26-242 (E2); 1-3d.

, Switz. (Bern) 26-242 (C3).
Bremhill, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D4); 28-700c.

Bremiker, Carl : mathematical
tables 26-332b; 26-330d.
Bremme's valve gear 25-834b.
Bremond, Henri 27-551a.
Bremond, Tex. 26-690 (L4).
Brémontier, Nicolas Thomas
16-155a.

Bremsnaes, Nor. 19-804 (B1).
Brémule, Fr.: battle (1119)
19-750b.

Bren, Llewelyn 12-76a.
Brenck, Anton 24-514d.
Brend, riv., Ger. 11-808 (III.
011).

BRENDAN, ST (of Clonfert)
4-495b; 2-34a.

- St (of Birr) 3-989d; Irish
legends 5-628d.

Brendanburg, Ger.: see Bran-
denburg.

Brendanus, St: see Brendan,
St (of Clonfert).
Brende, riv., Den. 8-24 (B3).
Brendon Hills, Som. 9-430
(VI. F1); geology 25-389a,
22-542a.

Brenet, Nicolas Guy 8-591d.
Breney, glacier, Alps 26-242
(C5).

BRENHAM, Tex. 4-495d; 26-
690 (L5); 7-267b.
Brennabor (Brennaburg), Ger. :
see Brandenburg.
Brennain, St: see Brendan, St
(of Clonfert).
Brennan, Alfred 14-324b.

Louis: monorail 27-54a;
torpedo 22-837c, 6-601c.
Brennberg, Hung. 13-898c.
-, mt., Hung. 25-429c.
Brenne, dist., Fr. 10-778 (E4);
14-01c.

-, riv., Fr. 3-584c.
BRENNER, pass, Alps 4-
495d; 3-4 (B3); Brenni tribe
22-813a; Romans 15-27c,
9-917a.
Brenner (vine disease): see
Anthracnose.

Brennglas, Adolf: see Glass-
brenner, Adolf.
Brenni, tribe 22-813a.
Brennibor, Ger. 4-420b.
Brenno, riv., Switz. 26-242
(F4).

BRENNUS (4th cent. B.C.) 4-

496a.

-(c. 280 B.C.) 4-496b; 20-
447b.

Brennwald, Heinrich 25-1051a.
Brenny, dist., Ire. 5-572d; 6-
951a; 14-767b.
Breno, It. 15-4 (C2).
Brenstone: see Brimstone.
Brent, Ala. 1-460 (B3).

(East), Som. 9-430 (G1).
(South), Dev. 9-430 (E3).
(South), Som.: see Brent
Knoll.

dist., Som. 25-390b.
isls., Nfd. 19-479 (B1).
riv., Mdx. 16-942 (C2); 26-
723d.

reservoir,Mdx.16-942 (C2).
Brenta, mts., Alps 1-747a.
-, riv., It. 15-4 (C2); 20-445c;
6-235c.

Brentano, Franz 5-510a;
judgment in logic 16-886a,
16-887d; syllogism 16-890a;
will 6-823b.

-, Giuseppe 2-443d; 18-438b.
KLEMENS 4-496b; 11-

Rock, isl., Nfd. 19-479
(D2).

Brenton's Point, R.I. 23-249
(C3).

Brent Pelham, Herts. 9-424
(IV. C3).

Tor, mt., Dev.: geology 8-
132c.

Brentwood, Ark. 2-552 (A2).
BRENTWOOD, Ess. 4-497b;
16-942 (F2); geology 9-
784b.

-, Ga. 11-752 (D4).

-, N.H. 19-490 (E6).
-, N. Y. 19-596 (G5); 14-874c.
-, Tenn. 26-620 (E1).
Brenva, pass, Alps 1-743c.
BRENZ, JOHANN 4-497c.
Breo, It. (Mondovi) 18-694a.
Breos, de (family): see Braose,
de.

-, William de: see William de
Breos.
BREQUIGNY,

LOUIS
Georges O. F. de 4-497c.
Brera, palace, Milan 18-439b.
College, Milan 19-958b.

-

Brereton, Priscilla Hopkins 15-
723c.

- William 4-160c.

-, Sir William 12-405b; 12-
412c.

Brereton, Ill. 14-304 (C3).

Hall, mansion, Ches. 2-
418c.

Brès, Guido de 7-398d.
Bres, tribe 15-678c.
Bresäter, Swed. 26-190 (B2).
Bresc, Russ.: see Brest Li-
tovsk.

Brescello, It. 20-850d.
Breschet, Gilbert: anatomy
1-933b; hydrophobia 14-
169a.
Bresci (anarchist) 15-79d.
BRESCIA, It. 4-498a; battle

-

(1238) 16-932b; capture
(1311) 13-279a; cotton
manufacture 7-299b; fres-
coes 18-831d; sieges 11-
48b, 11-190c; town hall
2-412d; violins 28-106d.

prov., It. 15-4 (C2); 15-4.
-, College of, Bologna 27-
751d.

Brese-Winiari, J. L. L. von
10-693c.

Breskens, Holl. 13-588 (A3);
28-965c.
BRESLAU, Ger. 4-498c; 11-
808 (F3); battle 4-691b,
24-717c; housing 13-825b;
mortality 14-665b; observa-
tory 19-957b; prison 22-
368d; seminary 11-16c; see
4-4b; siege 4-159b; treaties
17-901b, 3-41a; university
27-764c, 11-823a; zoological
gardens 28-1019d.

dukes of 4-499b; 4-562a.
Bresle, riv., Fr. 10-778 (E1-2);
25-392c.

Bresnahan, mt., Austr. 2-960
(B4).

Bress (arch.) 25-393a.
Bressanone, Aus.: see Brisen.
BRESSANT, JEAN BAP-

tiste Prosper 4-499c.
Bressay, isl., Scot. 24-412
(G1); 24-855a; geology
24-853d.

-, sound, Scot. 24-412 (G1);
24-855a.

BRESSE, dist., Fr. 4-499d;
10-776 (F3).

-, riv., Fr. 3-446c.
Bresse (geol.) 21-848.
BRESSUIRE, Fr. 4-499d; 10-
778 (D4).

BREST, Fr. 4-500a; 10-778
(B3); battle (1778) 1-846a;
blockades 22-747b, 4-561a;
English expedition (1694)
26-1053c; fire (1784) 10-
401c: housing 13-824d;
naval school 10-797c; popu-
lation 10-780b; strike (1905)
10-892a.

Brest, rocks, Scot. 24-412
(D4).

Brenthus anchorago 6-675b
(fig.).

Brent Knoll, Som. 9-430 (VI.
F1); 25-390b.

Rade de, bay, Fr. 10-778
(B3).

Bresterson, Sigismund 10-124b.
BREST-LITOVSK,

Russ. 4-

500c; 23-872 (B5).
Brestovats, Serv. (Timok) 24-
686 (D1).

-,Serv. (Vranya) 24-686 (C2).

Brethren and Sisters of the
Free Spirit: see Brethren
of the Free Spirit.

in Christ 23-374a.

- of the Angels 12-1b.

-of Charity: see Rosminians.

- of Chelcic 18-818b.

of the Christian Schools:
see Ignorantines.

- of the coast 1-808b.

of the Common Life 8-956c.

of the Common Lot 19-
126d.

of the Cross 10-464a.

of the Free Spirit 7-934b;
1-1740; 19-126a.

- of Germany 5-505c.

of the Guild of Westminster
3-691c.

Brétigny, Charles Poncet de
12-682d.

BRETIGNY, Fr. 4-501a; 10-

778 (F3); treaty (1360)
9-504b, 10-821b, 22-742c.
Břetislav I. (of Bohemia)
4-124a; 11-838b.

Bretkun, J. (preacher) 16-
790d.

BRETON, JULES ADOLPHE

Aimé Louis 4-501b.

Breuil, It. 26-242 (D5).
-, pass, Alps 1-743d.
Breukelen, Holl. 13-588 (B2).
Breunnerite 17-319c.
Breusch, riv., Ger. 25-984a.
Breuse, Maude de: see Braose,
Maude de.
Brevard, N.C. 19-772 (B4).
Co., Fla. 10-540 (F3).
Breve (law) 28-847d.

Jan (younger) 20-478d.
PIETER (elder) 4-503b;
5-331c; 20-477d.

de recto: see Writ of right.
Brévent, mt., Alps 1-743c.
-, mts., Alps 5-827a.
Breves, Braz. 4-440 (F2); 20-
746c.

Brévina, Switz.: see La Bré-
vina.

Brevipennes (birds): see Ra-
titae.

Brevis Institutio 6-456a.
Brevoort, isl., Can. 5-160
(R3).

lake, Mich. 18-372 (E-
F4).
Brevoortia tyrannus: see Men-
haden.

Brewarrina, Austr. 19-538
(D1).

BREWER, JOHN SHERREN
4-505d.

William H. 28-611c.
Brewer, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
Ga. 11-752 (E4).

Me. 17-434 (D4).
Brewers, lake, Me. 17-434
(D4).

Brewers Company 16-811a.
Brewer's grackle 12-311c.
Brewers' grains 1-408a.
Brewer's mole 27-633d.

sparrow 27-634a.
Brewersville, Ind. 14-422 (F6).
Brewerton, Henry 28-559b.
BREWING 4-506a; 3-642a.
Brewnow, Aus. 15-844a.
Brewood, Staffs. 25-758 (A1);
25-759c.

Forest, Salop 24-857a.
BREWSTER, SIR DAVID 4-
513a: crystals 7-570d;
double refraction 23-27d;
electricity 9-182a; fluores-
cence 10-575d; kaleidoscope
15-639d; lenses 18-394b;
polarization of light 21-
934c, 18-278d, 21-933b;
staktometer 8-49c; stereo-
Scope 25-898c.

WILLIAM 4-514b; 8-
738b.

Brewster, Mass. 17-852 (G3).
Minn. 18-550 (B7).

-

Neb. 19-324 (D-E3).
N.Y. 19-596 (C4).
Va. 28-118 (B1).
Wash. 28-354 (F1).

-, cape, Green. 12-543 (G3).
isls., Mass. 17-852 (C4).
Co., Tex. 26-690 (D-E6).
Brewsterite 13-416b.
Brewsterlinite 27-48b.
Brewster Sessions 16-763d.
Brewton, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
-, Ga. 11-752 (D3).
Breydel, John 10-479d.
Breydon Water, lake, Norf.
9-424 (IV. F1); 19-744d.
Breyten, S.Af. 27-190b.
Brezan, Wenceslas 4-134b.
BREZE (family) 4-514c.

Pierre de 4-514c; 5-843a;
17-703a.
Březina, Alg. 1-643 (B2).
Brezna, Monten. 18-767 ́ (A2).
Breznik, Bulg. 4-773 (A2);
4-773d; battle (1885) 24-
700c.

Březnitz, Aus. 3-4 (D2).

of

Brialmont, Laurent Mathieu
23-830c; 4-718b.
BRIAN (king of Ireland) 4-
515b; 14-766b; earls
Inchiquin 14-354a.
(Irish hero) 14-759a.
Boroihme (Boru): see Brian
(king of Ireland).
Brianchon, Charles Julian 7-
655a.

Brianchon's theorem 11-697a.
BRIANCON, Fr. 4-515c; 10-
778 (H5); school 25-187b.
Briançon (diamond): see Rock
crystal.

Briançonnais zone (geol.) 1-
752b.

BRIAND, ARISTIDE 4-515d;
10-893b; administration 10-
894c; church and state 10-
891b.

Briani, Christoforo 19-27a.
Briante, riv., Fr. 1-541a.
BRIANZA, dist., It. 4-516a;
15-4 (B2).

Briarbluff, Ill. 14-304 (B2).
BRIARE, Fr. 4-516a; 10-778
(F4); canal 4-516a.
Briareidae 2-99c.

BRIAREUS (Aegaeon) 4-516a.
Briar rose: see Sweetbriar.
Briartown, Okla. 20-58 (F2).
Brias, Sp. 25-530 (D2).
Briati, Giuseppe 12-101d.
BRIBERY 4-516b; Bacon 3-
143a; embracery 9-309a;
Pitt 9-547b; Rome 23-636d,
23-636b; Walpole 9-545b.
See also Corrupt practices
and Simony.

Bribir (Brebir), counts of: see
Subić.

Bribsun (Tibetan queen) 16-
98c.

BRIC A BRAC 4-517b.
Bric Bouchet, mt., Alps 1-
742a.

Bricchetti-Robecchi, L. (travel-
ler) 25-380d.
Bricelyn, Minn. 18-550 (D7).
Briceton, O. 20-26 (A2).
Briceville, Tenn. 26-620 (G1).
Bric Froid, mt., Alps 1-742a.
Brichelmestone, Sus.: see
Brighton.
Brick, Ala. 1-460 (B1).

riv., Ire. 14-744 (B4).
BRICK (building) 4-517c; an-
cient decoration 19-17b;
Babylonian 5-710c, 3-108a;
Egyptian 9-42b; inscrip-
tions 14-621d; Roman 23-
587b; Tulun mosque 18-
899d. See also Brickwork.
Brickchurch, Tenn. 26-620
(E2).

Brick-clay 6-473d.

Brickdale, Eleanor Fortescue
20-501b.

Brick-earth (geol.) 11-661b.
See also Gault.
Bricket Wood, Herts. 16-942
(C2).
BRICKFIELDER 4-521b.
Brickhill, Bucks. 4-729b.
Brick-mould (anc. tool) 9-69c.
Bricknogged partition 5-390d.
Brick paving 23-391c.
Brick tea 26-479c; 26-922d.
Brickwall see Bricole.
Brickwood, E. D. (oarsman)
23-784d.

BRICKWORK 4-521b; ashlar

- (Great), Staffs.: see Great
Bridge.

-

-

-

Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (H2).
Creek,

riv., Oreg. (Lake

co.) 20-242 (D5-4).

Creek, riv., Oreg. (trib. of
John Day) 20-242 (E3).
Bridgehampton, N.Y. 19-596
(H5); 25-492c.
BRIDGE-HEAD 4-531d.
Bridgehouse, bay, Scot. 15-
831d.

Bridgehouse (nautical term)
24-880a.

Bridge House Estates Com-
mittee 16-940d.
Bridgend, Scot. (Argyll) 24-
418 (A2).

-, Scot. (Islay) 24-412 (B4).
Scot. (Kirkcudbright): see
Maxwelltown.

-, Scot. (Perth) 24-418 (E2).
BRIDGEND, Wales (Glam.) 4-
532a; 9-428 (V. D4); geology
12-74a.

II. 14-304 (E5).
Ind. 14-422 (E5).
Kan. 15-654 (E2).

-, Mich. 18-372 (G6).
Neb. 19-324 (B3).
N.J. 19-502 (B4).
N.S. 19-831 (E1).
O. 20-26 (14).
Okla. 20-58 (C2).
Oreg. 20-242 (H3).
Pa. 21-106 (K7); 19-758a.
Tenn. 26-620 (H2).

Tex. 26-690 (K2).
Wash. 28-354 (F2).

East

Wis. 28-740 (B5); 28-742a.
East, Conn.: see
Bridgeport.

-, North, Conn.:
Bridgeport.

see North

Bridger, James 27-818h.
Bridger, Mont. 14-276 (E3).
Wyo. 28-874 (B4).
Bridge-rail 22-820a.
Bridger group

27-629b; 9-

664c; 11-670b.
Bridges, J. H. 22-173a.
John 25-920d.

-, ROBERT 4-532d; 27-287c.
Bridges, Tenn. 26-620 (F1).
BRIDGES 4-533a; concrete
foundations 6-836d; law
respecting 13-457b, 9-431b,
9-434d; maintenance and
repair 27-286d, 12-15a, 7-
209a; materials 4-151b; mili-
tary 22-69b; movable 4-
543c; piers 21-588d; railway
22-835c; Roman 2-385c;
steel 25-1019c. See also
Aqueduct.

see Page 1.

John Egerton, 1st earl of
4-558a.

Bridgewater, Conn. 6-952
(B2).

-, Ia. 14-732 (C3).

Mass. 17-852 (F3); 17-
853a; 17-857c; 17-857a.
-, Mich. 18-372 (G7).
N.H. 19-490 (D4).
N.S. 19-831 (B2).
Pa. 21-106 (B4).
Queens. 2-960 (G4).
S.Dak. 25-506 (H4).
Va. 28-118 (D2). '
Vt. 19-490 (B4).

-, bay, Vict. 28-38 (A3).
cape, Vict. 28-38 (A3); 28-
37d.

-

, canal, Lancs. and Ches.
16-139 (D3); aqueduct 5-
169a; construction 4-572a,
17-550c; steam towage 5-
171a.

· Center, Me. 17-434 (E2).
House, London, Eng. 2-
430c.

Navigation Co. 4-558c.
Bridgewater treatises 4-558c.
Bridgford, East, Notts. 9-
416 (F4).

West, Notts. 9-416 (E4);
19-827d.

Bridgham, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
D2).

BRIDGITTINES 4-558d.
BRIDGMAN, FREDERICK
Arthur 4-559a.

John see Avery, John.
LAURA DEWEY 4-559a.
-, Sir Orlando 24-706b.
Bridgman, Mich. 18-372 (D8).
, cape, Green. 12-543 (G1).
BRIDGNORTH, Salop 4-559c;

9-420 (III. B1); 9-478b,
481b.

Bridgton, Me. 17-434 (B4).
Bridgtown, Staffs. 25-758 (A1).
BRIDGWATER, Som. 4-560a;
9-430 (VI. F1); siege (1645)
12-415b.

-, bay, Som. 9-430 (VI. F1);
25-389b.

Bridle 23-988b.

Bridled kangaroo 11-350b.
Bridle joint 5-388a.
BRIDLINGTON,

BRIDPORT, ALEXANDER
Hood, viscount 4-560d.
BRIDPORT, Dorset. 4-561a;
9-420 (III. B5); ancient mint
8-435d; geology 8-435a.
Tas. 26-438 (B1).
Vt. 19-490 (A4).
Bridson, Joseph 5-639d.
BRIE, dist., Fr. 4-561b; 10-
776 (E2); cheese 7-750a.
For history: sce Champagne.
-, limestone of: see Calcaire
de Brie.

mts., Fr. 17-746c.
Briec, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Brie-Comte-Robert, Fr. 10-778
(F3); 24-588b.

BRIEF 4-561c; ecclesiastical
4-561d; papal 8-304d, 2-
897d; in U.S. 4-561c. See
also Breve.

(typography). 27-511b.
bag 4-561d.
Briefe aus Paris (Börne) 11-
795a.

BRIEG, Ger. 4-562a; 11-808

(F3); 3-408; castle gateway
2-421a.

BRIEG, Switz. 4-562b; 26-
242 (E4).

Brieger, Ludwig 18-56d; 3-

171e.

BRIELLE, Holl. 4-562b; 13-
538 (B3); 13-610d; 13-610c.
Briem, Valdemar 14-240b.
Brienne, counts of 4-562c.

-, John of: see John of
Brienne.

~Walter, count of (duke of
Athens) 2-844c; 4-562d; 1-
715a.

- Yolande of: see Yolande
of Brienne.

Brienne-la-Vieille, Fr. 4-562c.
BRIENNE-LE-CHATEAU, FT.
4-562c; 10-778 (G3); battle
19-232 (map).

Brienno, It. 26-242 (G5).

Brienon-sur-Armançon,

10-778 (F3).

Brigham Young University,

Utah 22-516b.
BRIGHOUSE, Yorks. 4-567a;
28-933 (B2).

Brighstone, I. of W. 9-420
(III. E5).

BRIGHT, SIR CHARLES T.
4-567a; 26-527b.

H. flying model 10-513c.
Henry 20-891d.

JOHN 4-567b; 19-992b.
Richard 18-54d; 18-63b.
Timothy 24-1008d.
Bright, Ga. 11-752 (B1).
Vict. 28-38 (D2).
Brightling, Sus. 9-424 (IV.
C5).

BRIGHTLINGSEA,

Ess. 4-
570a; 9-424 (IV. D3); 6-
378a.

Brighton, Ark. 2-552 (E1).
Colo. 6-722 (F2).

Fr.

Ia. 14-732 (F3).

Briensburg, Ky. 15-740 (B2).
Brienz, Switz. 26-242 (E3);
4-562d; 3-795a.

BRIENZ, lake, Switz. 4-562d;
26-242 (D3).

Brienzer Rothhorn, mt., Switz.:
see Rothhorn.

Brie-Pouilleuse, dist., Fr. 17-
746c.

Brier, isl., N.S. 19-831 (A2);
19-830a.

-Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (C1).
-Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752
(D2).

-Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500
(C4).

Brière de l'Isle, Louis A. E. G.
27-7a; 24-642d.

Brierfield, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
-, Lancs. 16-139 (E1); 16-
140a.

Brier Hill, O. 20-26 (12).
-Hill, Pa. 21-106 (C6).
BRIERLEY, BENJAMIN 4-
563a

Brierley, Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
-Hill, Staffs. 25-758 (A2);
8-638a; 25-758c.

BRIERLY, SIR OSWALD W.
4-563a.

Brierly, cape, N.S.W. 4-563b.
Brier rose: see Sweetbrier.

Bries, Hung.: see Breznóbánya.
Briesen, Ger., 11-808 (G2).
Briest, Karoline von: see

Fonqué, Karoline, Baroness
de la Motte.

BRIEUX, EUGENE 4-563b;
8-517b.

Brieve (Scots law): see Writ.
Brieve of service of heirs 28-
851b.

Briey, Fr. 10-778 (G3).

-, dist., Fr. 18-315d.

Brig (ship) 24-878b.

Brigach, riv., Ger. 7-819d.
BRIGADE 4-563c;

2-606a;

artillery 2-690d; cavalry
5-570a.

-major 17-450c; 4-563c.
Brigadier-general 4-563c.
BRIGANDAGE 4-563c.
BRIGANDINE 4-566a; 2-588c.
-jacket 7-614b.

Brigans (deity): see Bergans.
BRIGANTES, people 4-566a;
4-584 (B-C3); 4-246a; 14-
157b; Cerealis defeats 5-

760d.

Brigantine, N.J. 19-502 (D5).
-, bay, N.J. 19-502 (D5).
-beach, N.J. 19-502 (D5).
Brigantine (ship) 24-878b.
Brigantium, Fr. 15-26 (A2). See

also Briançon.

-Sp. 23-648 (B2). See also

Betanzos.

Brigella" (law case) 3-58a.
Brigels, Switz. 26-242 (G3).
Brigelserhörner, mt., Switz.

1-744d.

Ill. 14-304 (B4).

Ind. 14-422 (G1).

Mass. 17-852 (B4); 5-97a;
4-290c.

Md. 17-828 (A3).
Me. 17-434 (C3).

Mich. 18-372 (G7).

Mo. 18-608 (C4).
N.Y. 19-596 (C2).
N.Z. 19-624 (C5).

Ont. 20-114 (E2).
BRIGHTON, Sus. 4-570b; 9-
424 (IV. B5); artesian well
28-505d; blind asylum 4-
62b; geology 26-165d, 26-
166a; housing scheme 13-
817b; piers 21-589d; tele-
phone service 26-557b.
Tas. 26-438 (B2).
Utah 27-814 (B-C2).
BRIGHTON, Vict.

(D4).

Brigetio, Hung. 23-649 (D2).

See also O. Szöny.

BRIGG, Lines. 4-566a; 9-416
(IL. G2).
BRIGGS, CHARLES A.4-566b;
3-864a; 4-658b.

HENRY 4-566c; decimal
notation 19-175c; geomet-
rical continuity 11-674b;
logarithm tables 26-329a.
Henry, Son & Co. 22-424a.

Bril, Holl. see Brielle.

Brilessus, mt., Gr.: see Pente-

licus.

Brill, Bucks. 9-420 (III. E3);

4-729c; 4-730a.

Wis. 28-740 (B3).
BRILL (fish) 4-571b; 10-433b;
hill, Bucks. 4-728d.
amount landed (1890-1905)
10-432c.

BRILLAT-SAVARIN, ANTH-

elme 4-571c.

7-446d.

John (general) 10-274b.

Briggs, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).

Briggsdale, O. 20-26 (L2).

Briggsville, Wis. 28-740 (D5).

-, O. 20-26 (14).

Brilliant (gem) 16-196c; 11-
561a.

(fabric) 7-278b.

dyes 8-746b foll.

treaty 3-257c.

-Utah 27-814 (C1).

Brillouin, Louis Marcel 18-

288b.

16-8670.

11-808 (B3);

geology 8-125a.

Brim, Vict. 28-38 (B2).
Brimfield, Ill. 14-304 (C3).
Ind. 14-422 (G2).
Mass. 17-852 (C2).
Brimham, Yorks.: geology 28-
931c.

Brimington, Derby. 6-111c.
Brimley, Mich. 18-372 (F3).
Brimnes, cape, Ice. 14-228 (D2).
Brimont, hill, Fr. 23-54c.
Brimpton, Berks. 9-420 (III.
E4).

Brims Ness, cape, Scot. 24-
412 (E1); 4-959b.
Brimson, Mo. 18-608 (C1).
BRIMSTONE (dict.) 4-571c.
See also Sulphur.

tree see Tolmgah.
BRIN, BENEDETTO 4-571c;

15-63d; 15-76b.

Brind, Richard 12-538b.
BRINDABAN, India 4-571d;
14-376 (G6).

BRINDISI, It. 4-571d; 15-4

(F-G4); 28-671b.
Brundisium.

See also

Brindle, Lancs. 16-139 (C2).
Brindled gnu 12-159c.
BRINDLEY, JAMES 4-572a;
5-169a.

Brindley's incubator 14-360d.
Brinell (engineer) 14-829d.
Brine-shrimp: see Artemia.
Brinfield fibrolite-schist 27-
630c.

Bring (mathematician) 1-635d.
Bringas (statesman) 19-647d.
Bring Deeps, str., Scot. 20-
279c.

Bringhurst, Ind. 14-422 (D3).
Bringloe v. Morrice (1676) 3-
221a.

Brinjal see Aubergine.
Brinje, Hung. 3-4 (D4).
Brink, B. E. K. Ten: see Ten
Brink.

Brink, Ark. 2-552 (B2).
Brinkburn, Northumb.

19-

791d: 7-130c.
Brinkhaven, O. 20-26 (F4).
Brinkhill, Lincs. 9-416 (II. H3).
Brinkley, Ark. 2-552 (D3).

Cambs. 9-424 (IV. C2).
Brinkworth, S. Aus. 2-960 (F6).

Wilts. 9-420 (III. C3).
Brinnon, Wash. 28-354 (B-C2).
Brinscall, Lancs. 16-139 (C2).
Brinsley, Notts. 9-416 (II. E3).
Brinsmade, N.Dak.19-780(E1).
Brinson, Ga. 11-752 (B5).
Brin's process 20-423c.
Brinsworth, Yorks.28-933 (D3).
Brintbodarne, Swed. 26-190
(C1).
BRINTON, DANIEL G. 4-
572b: 14-453c.
BRINVILLIERS,

MARIE

M. M. d'Aubray, marquise
de, 4-572c.
Brion, Friederike E. 12-182d;
16-431c.

-, Philippe de Chabot, Seig-
neur: see Chabot, Philippe
de.

-, Simon Mompitié de: see
Martin IV. (pope).
Brion, isl., Can. 5-433c.
Brione, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
-, mt., Aus. 23-373b.
BRIONIAN IS., Adriatic S.
4-572d; 3-4 (C4).
Brionne, Baldwin of: see
Baldwin, sheriff of Devon.
- Gilbert of: see Gilbert of
Brionne.

Brionne, Fr. 10-778 (E3); 12-
699b.

BRIOSCO, ANDREA R. 4-
573a.

Briot, François: metal work
21-798d (fig.).

Brisbane box (bot.) 22-733c.
Brisbin, Pa. 21-106 (F4).
Briscale 26-61b.

Briscoe Co., Tex. 26-690 (F1).
Brise, Sir E. Ruggles 22-369a.
Brisebarre, Jean de Douai: see

John Brisebarre.
Briseis 1-143c.

Brisen, mt., Switz. 26-242 (E3).
BRISEUX, CHARLES E. 4-
574c.

Brisighella, It. 9-338a.
Brisingidae 8-880a.
"Brisk" (ship) 24-916d.
Brisnigamen (myth.) 13-376d.
BRISSAC, dukes of 4-574c.

Charles de Cossé, marshal
4-155d; 6-560c.
-, Charles de Cossé, duc de 4-
574c.

Louis H. T. de Cossé, duc
de 4-574c.

Brissac, Fr. 17-442b.

Brissago, Switz. 26-242 (F4).
Brissarthe, Fr.: battle (866)

BRISTOL, EARLS AND MAR-
quesses of 4-575b.

GEORGE DIGBY, 2nd earl
of 4-576b.

JOHN DIGBY, 1st earl of
4-577d.

-, William Fitz-Robert, earl
of see Gloucester, William
Fitz-Robert, earl of.

Elizabeth, countess of: see
Kingston, Elizabeth, duch-
ess of.
BRISTOL, Conn. 4-579a; 6-952
(D3); geology 7-110d, 9-
757c.

--- Fla. 10-540 (B1).

Ga. 11-752 (D4).
BRISTOL, Glos. 4-579b; 9-420
(III. C4); archdeaconry 12-
134d; Augustinian canons'
house 1-19d; Baptist college
3-373c; bishopric 9-421b;
black death 9-503c; blind
asylum 4-62b; cathedral
4-579c, 2-433b, 5-520d, 16-
536b; Civil War 12-134c;
Colston charities 6-736b;
deanery 12-134d; housing
problem 13-820a; illegiti-
macy 14-303a; museum 19-
66c; pottery 5-742c, 5-748c,
5-755d; riots (1831) 23-361c;
shipping 27-603b; siege
(1643) 12-406a, 4-35c, 10-
328b; smallpox epidemic
(1908) 25-249a.
-, Ia. 14-732 (D1).

Ill. 14-304 (D2).
Ind. 14-422 (F1).
Me. 17-434 (C5).

N.H. 19-490 (D4).
N. Y. 19-596 (C3).
BRISTOL, Pa. 4-582a; 21-106
(M7).

BRISTOL, R.I. 4-582b; 23-249
(C-D2).

-, S.Dak. 25-506 (H2).
-, Tenn. 26-620 (11); 26-

623a.
BRISTOL, Va. 4-582c; 28-118
(B2).

-, Vt. 19-490 (A3).

66

Wash. 28-354 (D4).
Wis. 28-740 (E-F6).
W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
bay, Alsk. 1-472 (E4);
1-475d.

-, isl., Pac.O. 25-486 (H9).
lake, Vt. 19-490 (H3).
Bristol" (crniser) 24-909b.
Bristol bone bed (geol.): see
Bone bed of Rhaetic.
Bristol Channel, Eng. 9-428
(V-B4); 26-939a.

Co., Mass. 17-852 (E3).
Bristol coalfield (geol.) 12-
133c; 5-310c.

HENRY WILLIAM 4-583a.
Richard 3-901d.

Bristow, Ia. 14-782 (E2).
Ind. 14-422 (D8).
Ky. 15-740 (B3).
Neb. 19-324 (F2).
Okla. 20-58 (E2).
Va. 28-118 (E2).

Brit, riv., Dorset. 9-420 (III.
B5).

BRITAIN (ancient) 4-583a; 4-
584 (map); 23-648 (B1); 23-
649 (B-C4): Agricola 1-386d;
Anglo-Saxon period 4-589c;
barrows 2-348c; bronze age
2-351a, 2-352c; Caesar's
invasions 4-940a; ceramics
5-724d, 5-742a, 26-657a;
Christian churches 2-401b;
coinage 19-876c, 4-593c;
costume 7-236b, 4-593b;
Irish emigration 5-578d;
lake-dwellings 2-350a; Paul-
inus 20-963c; pre-Roman 4-
583a; Roman period 4-
583c, 23-473d; Silures 25-
109d; Viking age 28-63c.

Little, Lancs.: see Little
Britain.
Britannia, Can. 20-369b.
-, cape, Can. 5-160 (L2).
cape, Green. 12-543 (D-
E1).

-, country: see Britain.

-, rock, Cape Col. 20-431b.
-, rock, Wales 18-109a.

Britannia (figure) 4-583a; 21-
116b.

Britannia" (yacht) 28-892d.
Britannia Bridge, Wales 4-
539b; 4-546a.

Britannia Major 27-598b.

metal 2-128a; embossing
9-309a.

Minor: see Brittany.
Britannia's Pastorals (Browne)
4-667b; 20-368c.

Britanniaville, Mass. 26-453d.
"Britannic " (liner) 24-886a.
Britannicae Insulae: see Bri-
tain.

BRITANNICUS 4-595b.
Britford, Wilts. 9-420 (III.
D4); 28-700c.

British Academy 1-98d.

- and African Steam Naviga-
tion Co. 25-853b.
-and American Steam Navi-
gation Co. 25-850b.
-and Foreign Bible Society:
see Bible Societies.
-and Foreign Blind Asso-

ciation: see under Biind, The,
British and Foreign Medical
Review 10-639b.
British and Foreign School
Society: see School Society,
British and Foreign.

- and Foreign Temperance
Society: see Temperance
Society, British and Foreign.
and Foreign Unitarian Asso-
ciation see Unitarian Asso-
ciation, British and Foreign.
-and Irish Steam Packet Co.
25-850b.

- Architects, Royal Institute
of : see Architects, Royal
Institute of British.

- Army 27-606b; 2-610b;
20-17d; 25-752d; barracks
3-427a; chaplains 5-851d;
law affecting 28-656d, 1-
301a: see also Military Law;
manœuvres 17-593b; pen-
sions 21-120c; post-office
corps 22-186a; provost-mar-
shal 22-516c; rations 8-
214b; supply and transport
26-114d; uniforms 27-582b.
See also India, Army;
Schools; Territorial Force,
and various branches.

- Army: History 2-610c;
Anglo-Saxon, 4-591d, 9-
470a, 2-596b; medieval 14-
519c, 2-597d, 9-481c; Civil
War period 2-600b, 5-564c,
12-403c, 7-488b, 23-735d;
Restoration period 9-540b,
9-542b; 18th and 19th cent.
2-688a, 9-407b, 3-427a, 12-
355a; command 5-914a, 22-
281a, 7-69a; Guards 12-
6578, 5-913d; punishments
4-428a. See also India,

-

-

-

-

14-

gies 9-10a, 24-494b; etching
9-806a; glass 12-103c; illu-
minated MSS. 18-525a,
316b, 14-318a; illustration
14-321d; line engraving 16-
723b; mezzotint 18-352c;
miniature 18-526c; painting
20-497b, 20-476a, 19-23d;
porcelain 5-753d, 5-758b;
pottery 5-741d; sculpture
24-492c, 24-501b; stained
glass 12-107c.

Artists, Royal Society of
2-701d.

- Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science 25-
309d; 4-513d; 12-941a; 16-
948c; balloons 1-266d; cra-
niometry 7-374b; dredging
8-570c; electrical units 9-
187b, 27-740c.

Association standard thread
24-478c.

Baluchistan: see Baluchis-
tan, British.

Bechuanaland: see Bechu.

see Bee-keepers' Association,
British.

BRITISH CENTRAL AFRICA
4-595b; 23-260 (B-D1-2);
4-607a; boundary treaties 2-
329b, 6-919b; industries
6-647d, 7-275a. See also
Nyasaland Protectorate.

Channel, Arct. 11-37d.
British Chess Association 6-
103d.

-

Chess Federation 6-105c.
Child Study Association :
see Child Study Association,
British.

cholera : see Cholera, simple.
Club, Haw. : see Pacific
Club.

BRITISH COLUMBIA, prov.,
Can. 4-598b; 4-600 (map);
appeal courts 2-216d;
geology 5-145d, 5-312c, 5-
89a; history 4-600d, 4-608d,
5-161a; homestead law 10-
63b; Japanese immigration
5-149c.

British Cotton Growing Asso-

ciation see Cotton Growing
Association, British.
British Critic, The 18-953d;
28-322a.

British Dairy Institute: see
Dairy Institute, British.

Dairy Farmers' Associa-
tion see Dairy Farmers'
Association, British.

:

-

Guiana 12-676c; 12-675
(map); 4-608d; boundary
arbitration 12-676c; coloured
population 4-607a; coolies
7-77a; geology 12-675d; in-
dustries 7-274c, 10-648c, 25-
696a; insurrection (1823)
6-571d; laws 10-63a, 20-
906a; yellow fever 28-910c.
British gum: see Dextrine.
BRITISH HONDURAS, C.Am.
4-615a; 5-678 (B2); 6-475a;
antiquities 5-679b; geology
5-675c; history 4-616b; pa-
tent law 20-906a; timber
10-648c.

Indian Association 20-522a.
Indian Naturalization Act
(1852) 19-275d.

India, order of 18-17h.
India Steam Navigation
Co. 25-852a; 25-859a.

-

-

Isles: see United King-
dom.

Kaffraria: see Kaffraria.
Kommbo, dist., W.Af. 11-
438b.

- Library of Political Science
16-554d.

Linen Company 3-339d.
British Magazine 23-729b.
British mts., Alsk. 1-474a.

Museum, Lond. 16-938
(E1); 16-948c; 19-61c; 19-
65a; architecture 2-427d,28-
548a; officials 6-413d.
-: Library 16-551c; cata-
logues 3-76d, 3-911b; copy-
right books 7-119d, 22-301b;
incunabula 14-370d; Pan-
izzi 20-679a.

-

-

Museum of Natural History,
Lond. see Natural History
Museum (Sth. Kensington,
London).

- Mutiny Act, 1858 4-428a.
- Navy 19-309b; 19-311d,
admiralty administration 1-
195b, 1-203a; barracks 3-
430d; boats 4-99c; chaplains
5-851d; coaling stations 6-
594d; colonial contributions
4-613d, 2-950b; desertion
8-93c; dockyards 8-364c;
finance 1-199d; Fisher 10-
428d; flags 10-459a; Haslar
experimental tank 24-942c;
hospitals 8-346d; law re-
lating to seamen 24-545a;
marines 17-720d; medals
18-4d; mercantile marine
14-876b; mobilization 1-
200d; naval reserve 19-
300b; neutrality 19-442c;
officers 20-19a, 1-195a, 6-
756c; pensions 21-120b;
pilotage 21-612c; rating of
ships 22-915d; rations 8-
214a; royal prerogative 22-
281a; ships 24-891d, 24-
906d; submarines 24-917c;
turbines 25-824b; uniforms
27-593a; wills of sailors 28-
656d. See also Marines.
Navy : History 19-301d;
24-553a; Alfred 2-596b, 9-
469b; Anson's reforms 22-
84a; Edgar 8-933d; fighting
instructions 17-887c; Henry
VIII. 13-289c; Pepys 21-
130d.

- New Guinea : see New
Guinea, British.

North America Act (1867)
5-159b; British Columbia 4-
600c; Macdonald 17-211c;
provisions 5-164c, 5-151c,
5-165b.

British North Borneo 4-262a;
4-257 (C1); 4-609a; coloured
population 4-606d; tobacco
26-1039b.

-

North Borneo Company
4-262a.

oak 19-931d; 10-649d;
bark see Oak-bark.
British Pharmacopoeia 21-
354a; addendum 21-355a.
Pharmacopoeia Codex 21-

354d.

Quarterly Review 1-699a.
British Queen (ship) 25-
850b; 24-886a.

British School (Athens) 2-

Seamen's Orphans' Home
4-619b.

Somaliland: see Somaliland,
British.

South Africa Company
23-265a; 1-342b; 5-952a;
25-478a; Barotseland ac-
quired 3-426a; Bechuana-
land claims 3-607b; police
23-263b; Portuguese claims
11-544d; Rhodes 23-255d;
Rhodesia medal 18-15a.
Thermal Unit (B.T.U.) 27-
740b; 13-137b.

British Weekly 19-663d.

British West Charterland Com-

-

pany 17-116a.

BRITON-FERRY, Wales 4-
617a; 9-428 (V-D4).
Britska: see Britzska.
Britstown, Cape Col. 25-466
(F8).

Britsum, Holl. 13-588 (C1).
Britt, Ia. 14-732 (D1).
Brittaine, Nicholas: see Breton,
Nicholas.
BRITTANY, anc. prov., Fr. 4-
617a; 10-778 (C3-D4); 10-
802 (hist. map); 4-583a;
arms 13-324a (fig.); geology
10-778b; history 10-811a,
9-484d, 4-501a, 10-843b.
See also Armorica.
Brittas, bay, Ire. 14-744 (F4).
Brittenburg, Rom. camp, Holl.
13-588a.

Brittii, tribe: see Bruttii.
Brittin, N.Dak. 19-780 (D3).
Brittle, inlet, Scot. 24-412
(B2).

Brittle amber: see Gedanite.
micas see Clintonite.
Brittlesea, Ess.: see Bright-
lingsea.

Brittle silver ore: see Stephan-
ite.

star (zool.) 25-797a. See
also Ophiurida.

Britton, Mich. 18-372 (G7).

Okla. 20-58 (D2).

S.Dak. 25-506 (H2).
Tex. 26-690 (B8).

BRITTON (law) 4-618c; deo-
dand 8-55b.

Brittons Neck, S.C. 25-500
(E3).

Britts Landing, Tenn. 26-620
(D2).

Britvin, cape, Russ. 23-872
(H1); 19-833a.
Britwell Library: see Miller,
William Henry: library.
Britz, Ger. 3-788 (map).
BRITZSKA 4-618d; 5-403c.
Briva Curretiae, Fr.: see Brive.

Isarae, Fr.: see Pontoise.
Brivas, Fr.: see Brioude.
BRIVE (Brives-la-Gaillarde),
Fr. 4-618d; 10-778 (E5).
Brivodorum, Fr.: see Briare.
Brix, Aus.: see Brix.
Brixellum, It. 15-26 (C2); 20-
366c.

BRIXEN, Aus. 4-619a; 3-4
(B3); council at 12-571a;
see of 4-4b.
BRIXHAM, Dev. 4-619b; 9-
430 (VI. F3).

Brixham sole: see under Sole,

common.

Brixia, It. 15-26 (C2). See also
Brescia.

Brixianus, Codex 3-881b.
Brixlegg, Aus. 2-974d.
Brixton, I. of W. 28-627b.
BRIXTON, Lond. 4-619d; 16-
938 (C3).

Brixworth, Northants. 9-420

(III. F2); 19-770a; 3-477a.
Briza 12-371b; 12-374c.

media see Quaking grass.
Brize (wind): see Bise.
BRIZEUX, JULIEN AUGUSTE
Pélage 4-619d; 5-650d.
BRIZO (goddess) 4-619d.
Brizopyrum 12-373a.
Brjanslaekr, Ice. 14-228 (B2).
Brnik, mt., Monten. 18-767b.
Brno, Aus.: see Brünn.
Bro, Swed. (Göteborg o. Bohus)
26-190 (A2).
(Upsala)

10-431c.

- bay, Russ.: see Redbeach.
bay, Scot. 24-412 (B1);
16-525b.

-, mt., Pa. 17-395a.

-, riv., Ga. 11-752 (C1).

-, riv., N. and S.C. (trib. of
Congaree) 19-772 (C4); 25-
500 (C2).

-, riv., S.C. 25-500 (B3).
riv., Tenn. 26-620 (H2).
-, sound, Queens. 2-960 (14);
2-942b.

(Lunenburg)

Creek, inlet, Md. 17-828
(G3).

Broadwell ring (ordnance) 20-
205d.

Broadwindsor, Dorset. 9-420

(III. B5).

Broadwood, John 21-568b.
-, Robert
George 9-129a,

27-206a.

(firm) 21-570c; 21-572b.
Broadwoodwidger, Dev. 7-

182a.

Brobjaerg: battle (1357) 27-
842c.

Broc. Switz. 11-213a.
Broca, A. 11-429b.

PAUL 4-620c; 7-372d;
18-62a.

BROCADE 4-620d; 28-441b;
28-453a.

- (ceramics) 15-188c.
Brocardum 5-196b.

Broca's convolution 2-164a.
Brocavum, Brit.: see Brougham
Castle.

BROCCHI, GIOVANNI BAT-
tista 4-622d.

Broccoli 4-916a, b.

Broch, Ole Jakob 19-817b.
Broch, isl., Spitsbergen 25-
709a.

round tower, Scot. 23-

Broadhurst, Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Lancs. 16-139 (C2).
Broad Kiln Creek, riv., Del.
17-828 (13).
Broadland, S.Dak. 25-506(G3).
Broadlands, Ill. 14-304 (E4).
Broad Law, mt., Scot. 24-412
(E4); 21-38d; 24-414b.
Broad-leaved dock 8-353d.
Broad-leaved orchis :
Marsh orchis.
Broadley, Lancs. 28-933 (A2).
Broad ligament 23-132c; dis-
eases of 12-767c.
Broadmeadows, Scot. 28-907d.
Broad Meadow Water, riv.,
Ire. 14-744 (E3).
Broadmoor Asylum, Berks.
16-942 (A3); 24-140a.
Broadmount, port, Queens.
23-434c.

Broad Mountain, Pa. 21-106
(K4).

Broadoak, Sus. 9-424 (IV. C5).
Broad Ripple, Ind. 14-422
(E5).

Broad Run, Va. 28-118 (E2).
Broads, The, Norf. 9-414d.
Broad Seal War (1838) 19-
512c.

4-

BROADSIDE (printing)
620b; 19-550b; 20-659c;
14-370a.

on 17-325c; 17-329b.
BROADSTAIRS, Kent 4-620c;
9-424 (IV. E4).
Broadstone of Honour, The, or
Rules for the Gentlemen of
England 8-262c.
Broad St., Lond. 16-938 (C2).
Broadsword 23-967a.
Broadtail 11-350c; 11-347a;
11-356b; imitation 11-355d.
Broad tapeworm : see Dibo-
thriocephalus latus.
Broadview, Can. 24-225 (B-
C3).

Broadwas, Worcs. 9-420 (III.
C2).

Broadwater, Sus. 9-424 (IV.
B5); 28-836d.

- Co., Mont. 14-276 (D2).
Natatorium, Mont. 13-220b.
Broadway, Dorset. 9-420 (III.
B5).

- Ire. 14-744 (E4).

N.C. 19-772 (C-D2).
Oreg. 20-242 (B4).

Pa. 21-106 (K3).

Som. 9-430 (VI. G2); 7-
253c.

Va. 28-118 (C-D2).
Worcs. 9-420 (III. D2);
13-812a; 7-253c.

thoroughfare, N.Y.C. 19-
610 (B1-3).
Broadwell, Cal. 5-8 (E4).

BROCHANT DE VILLIERS,
A. J. F. M. 4-623a; 9-
272c.

BROCHANTITE 4-623a.
Brochel,

206c.

castle, Scot. 25-

Brocher (textile) 4-621c.
Brochet, Du, lake, Can. 5-160
(14).

Brochmael (king of Gwent)
18-728d; 8-18d.

Bröchner, Hans 13-561b; 8-
43b.

Broch of Birsay, isl., Scot.:
see Birsay.

Brock, C. E. 5-333c.
—, SIR ISAAC

-

848b; 4-625a.

4-623b; 1-

THOMAS 4-623c; 24-502d;
24-506 (PI. V.); 19-907a.
Brock, Bucks. 4-729a.

Okla. 20-58 (D3).

riv., Lancs. 16-139 (B1).
Brockampton, Hereford. 9-420
(III. B3).

Brockdish, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
E2).

Brockedon, William 21-86b.
Bröckelschiefern 4-802a.
BROCKEN, mt., Ger. 4-623d;
11-808 (C3); 13-48a.

-

SPECTRE OF THE 4-624a;
18-573c; 7-185a.

Brockenhurst, Hants 9-420
(III. D5); 12-903a; 12-904d.
BROCKES, BARTHOLD
Heinrich 4-624a; 11-790b.
Brocket, Can. 1-500 (B2).

N.Dak. 19-780 (F1).
Brocket (mammal) 7-923a; 7-
924a; antlers 7-922b.
Brocket,chapel, Hatfield, Herts.
13-62d.

-

mansion, Herts. 9-424 (IV,
B3); 13-62d.

Brockham, Sur. 16-942 (C4).
Brockhaus, Friedrich 4-624b.
FRIEDRICH ARNOLD 4-
624b; Konversations Lexi•
kon 9-381a.

Heinrich 4-624b.

Heinrich Edward 9-381b.
Heinrich Rudolf 9-381b.
Hermann 4-624c.

22-132

-, fort, Hants 22-132 (map).
Brockie arc lamp 16-665b.
Brocklehurst, Sir Philip 21-
968a.

BROCKLESBY, RICHARD 4-
624c.

Brocklesby, mansion, Lincs.
9-416 (II. G2); 16-716d.
"Brocklesby Betty (race.
horse) 13-728b.
Brocklesby Stakes 13-730d.
Brockley, Lond. 16-938 (D3);
16-524c.

Hill, Herts. 4-584 (C6).
Brockmeyer, Henry C. 24-
27a.
Brockport, N.Y. 19-596 (C2).
-, Pa. 21-106 (E3).
Brockram 21-176c; 9-4168.
Brockroad, Va. 28-118 (E2).
Brocksburn, riv., Scot. 8-669d.
Brocksma (Transvaal official)
27-208c.

Brockton, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
BROCKTON, Mass. 4-624d;
17-852 (E-F2); 17-852d.
Mont. 14-276 (G1).
BROCKVILLE, Can. 4-625a;
20-114 (F1).

Brockway, Zebulon Reed 9
297c.