Brockway, Minn. 18-550 (C5).

Brockwayville, Pa.

(E3).

21-106

Brockwell Park, Lond. 16-938
(C3); 16-949c.

Brocomagus, Ger.: see Bru-
math.

Brooquière, Bertrandon de la:
see Bertrandon de la Broc-
quière.

Brocton, Ill. 14-304 (E4).
-, N.Y. 19-596 (A3); 20-83a.
BROD, Hung. 4-625a; 3-4
(E); 18-445b.

- Böhmisch, Aus.: see Böh-
misch-Brod.

- Deutsch, Aus.: see Deutsch-
Brod.

- Ungarisch, Aus.: see Ungar-
sch-Brod.

Brodall: see Brotherhood, court
of

Brodbecks, Pa. 21-106 (16).
Erodeaea: see Brodiaea.
Erodeau, Victor 11-122c.
Brode-glas: see Sheet glass.
Brodén, T. (mathematician)
11-307c.

Broderers Company 16-811a.
Broderick, David C. 10-323a;
5-19c.

Broderip, Frances Freeling 13-
66 a

- WILLIAM JOHN 4-625b;
8-371c.

Brodhead, Jacob 4-625b.

- JOHN ROMEYN 4-625b.
Brodhead, Ky. 15-740 (D3).
-, Wis. 28-740 (D6).

Brodheadsville, Pa. 21-106
L-M4).

Brodhull: see Brotherhood,
Court of.

Brodhun, E. 21-527c.

Brodhurst, J. Penderel 19-
562a.

Brodia 5-312a.

Brodiaca 13-769a; 5-147d.

Brodick, Scot. 24-418 (A3);
4-879b.

- bay, Scot. 24-418 (A3).

- castle, Scot. 2-483c.

Brodie, Alexander 10-672c.

- SIR BENJAMIN COLLINS,
1st bart. 4-625c; 27-941c;
1-938a; 21-535d.

- Sir Benjamin Collins, 2nd
bart. 4-625d.

- PETER BELLINGER 4-
625d.

- Robert 20-520a.

-T. G. (physiologist) 1-
5106.

-William 12-83b.

Brodie, castle, Scot. 10-672c.

Brodina, Aus. 3-4 (13).
Brodir (viking) 14-766d.
Brodli, Hans 3-371a.
Brodnax, Va. 28-118 (D4).
Brodolium, Fr.: see Breuil.
Brodribb, John: see Irving,
Henry.

Brodrick, Viscounts Midleton:
see Midleton.

-George Charles 18-419b;
6-346a.

-Sir St John 18-419a.
Thomas (admiral) 22-747c.
Brodsky (sculptor) 24-515d.
Brody, Alexander 13-930b.
BRODY, Aus. 4-626a; 3-4 (I1);

battle (1646) 15-893c; fires
10-401d.

Brodyagi (dict.) 25-15b.
Brodzinski, Casimir 21-927c.
Broecke, Bernard ten 20-13d.
Eroek, Neb. 19-324 (14).
BROEKHUIZEN, JAN VAN
4-626a.

Broekhuizen, Holl. 13-588 (C3).
broeksele, Belg.: see Brussels.
Brers Hoek, str., Bor. 4-257

(02).

Broderio, A. 8-506a.
Bregar, Pomona, Scot. 22-49b.
WALDEMAR

BROGGER,

Christofer 4-626b; 19-801d;
lapis lazuli 16-200a.

Brgerite 21-663b.

Brghill, Roger Boyle, baron

of: see Orrery, 1st earl of.
BROGLIE, DE (family) 4-

6261.

A. C. L. V., duc de 4-

627a; 19-632d.

1008a.

BROGUE (dict.) 4-628b.
Brogueville, Pa. 21-106 (I-K6).
BROHAN, AUGUSTINE

Susanne 4-628b.

-, Emilie Madeleine 4-628b.
-, Josephine F. A. 4-628b.
Brohl, village, Ger. 16-1d.
-, valley, Ger. 27-215b.
Broiling 7-75c.

Brois, Philip de 3-609c.
Brok (zool.) 17-472c.
Brokaw, Wis. 28-740 (D3).
BROKE (Brooke), ARTHUR
4-628c.

- SIR PHILIP

Vere, Bart. 4-628c.

- Robert 9-604c.

BOWES

Broke, N.S.W. 19-538 (G3).
Broken, bay, N.S.W. 19-538
(H4); 19-537d; 2-959c.
-, riv., Vict. 28-38 (C2).

Arrow, Okla. 20-58 (F1).
Brokenbow, Neb. 19-324 (E3).
BROKEN HILL, N.S.W. 4-
629a; 19-538 (A2).

-

-

- Hill, dist., N.S.W. 2-953c;
geology 19-538c.

23-260

Hill Mine, Rhod.
(C2); 23-262b; 3-426b.

19-

Hill Mines, N.S.W.
539c; lead 2-952d, 5-762d;
silver 2-952a, 19-541a, 5-
760b.

- Hill Proprietary Company,
N.S.W. 19-541a.

Broker, Nicolas 24-494b.
BROKER 4-629a;

25-931a;

25-931c; outside, see Out-
side brokers.

Brokerage 4-630a.

Brokers' Act (1603) 20-973b.
Brokht, Pers.: see Brokt.
Brokpit, Norf. 19-746b.
Brokt, Pers. 15-836d.
Broletto, The, building, Brescia
4-498b.

Bromacetylene 6-54a.
Bromado, Villa Nova de, Braz.:
see Villa Nova de Bromado.
Bromargyrite 5-760b.
Bromates 4-633c.
Brombenzeneazophenol 3-82a.
Brombenzoic acid 3-756d.
Brombenzyl bromide 2-105b.
BROMBERG, Ger. 4-631c; 11-
808 (F-G2); 21-932b.
-, canal, Ger. 28-336c; 4-
631c; 21-930b.
Bromborough, Ches.
(B3); 6-91a.

dist., Wales 8-18c.

- School, Cumb. 3-436c.
Bromhead, Gonville 5-857a.
Bromholm Priory, ruins, Norf.
19-746d; 19-7958.
Bromic acid 4-633c.
Bromide of potassium, sodium,
&c.: see Potassium, Sodium,
&c.
Bromides 4-633b, c; 6-255d.
Bromidrosis 21-259a; 25-191a.
Bromilow, David 11-569b.
BROMINE 4-632c; 12-865c;
21-484c; detection and es-
timation 6-62a, 6-64b, 6-
65b; heat of combination
6-69b; hydrate 4-632d;
poisoning 21-895c.

CF, comte de 4-626d; Bromiscus, Macedonia 12-440

Common, Kent 16-942 (E3).
BROMLITE 4-634a.
Bromö, isl., Swed. 26-190
(B2).

Bromo, pt., Java 15-284 (E3);
15-285a.

Bromous acid 4-633c.
Bromphenol 5-305a.
Brompicrin 6-54d.

Brompton, Ala. 1-460 (02).

Kent 16-942 (G3); 12-23b.
BROMPTON, London 4-634b;
16-938 (B3); 15-733b.

Yorks. (nr. Northallerton)
9-412 (I. F4).

Yorks. (nr. Scarborough)
9-412 (I. G4).

-cemetery: see West London
cemetery.

Consumption
London 16-946c.

634b; 9-420 (III. C2); geo-
logy 28-823c.

-, North, Worcs. 28-824a.
Brom Ston (Buddhist) 16-99a.
Bromtoluene 6-55d.

Bromum solidificatum 4-633c.
Bromural 27-794a; 24-562c.
Bromus see Brome grass.
- inermis: see Austrian brome
grass.

Bromwich, Andrew 24-484b.
Bromyard, Hereford. 9-420

(III. B2); 13-357c; 24-371c.
Bromyrite: see Bromargyrite.
Bron, Fr. 20-291b; 17-175d.
Bronaugh, Mo. 18-608 (B4).
Bronbeek, Holl. 2-629c.
Bronchi 23-186b; 23-187b.
Bronchial arteries 23-186d.
branches 2-667b.

- glands 17-166c.
veins 23-186d.
BRONCHIECTASIS 4-634c; 1-
271a; 19-115d.
BRONCHITIS 4-634d; 23-
195c; aconite 1-152c; burn
as cause 4-860d; bron-
chiectasis caused 4-634c;
cubebs 7-607b; disease of
occupation 16-321a; emetics
9-336a; friar's balsam 3-
757a; gelsemium 11-559d;
laryngitis 23-195c; leeches
4-85c; lobelia 16-837d; mor-
phine 18-862d; myrtól 19-
115d; paroxysmal 2-792d;
plastic 23-195d; senega 24-
639a; smallpox 25-248d.
Broncho, mt., Ariz. 2-544 (C2).
Bronchocele: see Goitre.
Broncho-pneumonia 21-870b;
4-635b; bacteriology 21-
870b, 23-197a; bronchiecta-
sis caused 4-634c; exudate
in 23-197a; treatment 4-
635d, 7-410b.
Bronchorrhoea 4-636a.
BRONCHOTOMY 4-636b.
BRONCO (dict.) 4-636b.
Bronder, G. A. 7-58d.
Brondesbury, Mdx. 28-658d.
Brondolo, isl., It. 15-4 (D2);
1-192c; 15-2d; 6-236a.
BRONDSTED, PETER OLUF
4-636b; 12-845b.
Bronescombe, Walter 20-371d;
21-118a.

Bronfawr, hill, Wales 16-830b.
BRONGNIART, ADOLPHE
Théodore 4-636c; 12-756d.
ALEXANDRE (geologist)
4-637a; 5-757d; on reptiles
23-138a; stratigraphy 11-
646a.

-

-, Alexandre Théodore (archi-
tect) 2-429c.
-, C. 13-432a.
Brongniartite: see Glauberite.
Brongus, riv., Balkan Penin. :
see Morava.

Brongwyn, Wales 9-428 (V.
C3).

Bronkhorst (family) 11-556b.
Bronkhorst Spruit, Trans. :
battle (1880) 22-309c, 27-
197d; coal-mines 27-190d.
Brönlund 21-953b.
BRONN, HEINRICH GEORG
4-637c; 18-867c.

Brönner (chemist) 6-596b.
Brönner's acid 19-169b.
Bronnitsy, Russ. (Moscow) 23-
872 (E4).

-, Russ. (Novgorod) 23-872
(D8).

Bronnzell-Olmütz incident 2-

603b.

Bröns, Ger. 8-24 (A3).
BRONSART VON SCHELLEN-
dorf, Paul 4-637c.
Bronsil shales 5-88c.
Bronson, Fla. 10-540 (D2).
Kan. 15-654 (G3).
-, Mich. 18-372 (E8).

Tex. 26-690 (04).
Brönstedt, J. N. 14-884c.
Bronston, Ky. 15-740 (D4).
BRONTE, ANNE 4-637d.
CHARLOTTE 4-637d; 9-
640c; 11-502c.

-

EMILY JANE 4-637d.
Patrick 4-637d.
Patrick Branwell 4-638c.
BRONTE, Sic. 4-639d; 15-4
(E6).

-, Tex. 26-690 (G4).
Brontes (Cyclops) 7-686d.

(zool.) 5-515a.

Bronteus 8-128b; 25-110c.
Brontops 26-1018d.
Brontornis 3-971b.
Brontosaurus 23-145c.
Brontotheria (Brontotherii-
dae): see Titanotheriidae.
Brontotherium 26-1018d.
Bronwood, Ga. 11-752 (B4).
Bronx, N.Y.C. 19-596 (E4);
19-610d.

-, park, N.Y.C. 19-612b; 28-
1019a.

—, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (C5); 2-
248a; 28-607c.

BRONX, THE, N.Y. 4-639d;
19-596 (E4).

Bron y Garth, N.Wales 24-
1021a.

BRONZE 4-639d; 2-351c; 14-
802c; 1-706b; architectural
use 18-207d; cast and ham-
mered 18-206b; casting 26-
654b; Celtic chalices 8-582a;
Chinese work 6-215d; Cretan
discoveries 7-425c; doors
8-420a, 18-208c; electric
lines

22-235c; Etruscan
work 9-859a; German Ro-
manesque period 24-491d;
Greek sculpture 12-484c,
12-492a; Hittite work 13-
537d; inscriptions 14-621b;
Japanese work 15-180a;
lamps 16-132d; medieval
work 18-208c; Olympian
sculptures 12-480d; Sicyon's
school 25-37b; tiles 26-
972a.

BRONZE AGE 4-640c; 2-351a;
2-117d; 11-670a; Aegean
civilization 1-248d; Almer-
ian discoveries 2-353c; arms
and armour 2-582d; barrows
3-441d, 2-348c; British im-
plements 2-352a; caves 5-
578b; Celtic implements 5-
652d; Cyprus 7-697d; drink-
ing cups 8-580c; Egyptian
implements and weapons
9-68d, 9-69c, 9-44b; Ger-
many 11-828c; Ireland 14-
756d, 2-353a; jet ornaments
15-358d; lake-dwellers 2-
350b, 16-93b; Sardinia 24-
214b; Scandinavian 24-289a
(Plates), 26-196c; sepulchral
pottery 2-352 (Plate V.);
Teutonic peoples 26-679c,
26-683b.

"Bronze of Rapino " (inscrip-
tion) 17-759b.

"Bronzes of Siris": see" Siris
Bronzes.'
Bronzewing "
891c.

BRONZING 4-641b.

BRONZINO, IL (Angelo Allori)
4-641b.

BRONZITE 4-641b; diallage
8-156c; fusibility 18-511b.
Bronzitite 22-696b.
BROOCH 4-641c; 7-233b;
ancient Greek 7-233c, 7-
234c; ancient Roman 7-
235d; Anglo-Saxon 4-594a;
Hallstatt type 12-858c;Scan-
dinavian 24-290b (Plates);
Villanova finds 28-75b. See
also Jewelry.
Brood 3-959c.
Broodcare organs 23-120a.
Brooder-house (poultry) 22-
218a.

Brood Mare Society 13-723c.
Brook, Christopher 20-897c.
Brook, Ind. 14-422 (C3).

- I. of W. 9-420 (III. E5);
28-627a.

Brook char 5-855d; 1-120d;
26-113a.

Brook Point, I. of W. 28-627a.
Brooke, Arthur: see Broke,
Arthur.

Brooketown, Bor. 4-257 (B1),
4-258c; 24-207c.

BROOK FARM 4-645d.
Brookfield, Colo. 6-722 (H4).
Conn. 6-952 (B4).

Mass. 17-852 (C2); 28-323c.
Mo. 18-608 (C2).
N.H. 19-490 (E4).
N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
Vt. 19-490 (B3).
Wash. 28-354 (B3),
Wis. 28-740 (E5).

Center, Conn. 6-952 (B4).
Brook Green, London 12-898c.
Brookhaven, Miss. 18-600 (B4).
—, N.Y. 16-983b.

Brooking, mt., Austr. 2-960
(C5).

Brookings, S.Dak. 25-506 (13);
25-508d; 25-507b.

Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (13).
BROOKITE 4-646b; 26-1018a;
2-953a.

Brookland, Ark. 2-552 (E2).
-, D.C. 17-828 (D3).

-, Kent 9-424 (IV. D4).
Brooklands, Ches.: see Baguley.
-, racing track, Sur. 28-567a.
Brooklands Agreement 2-332d;
7-291b; 25-1030c.
BROOKLIME 4-646d.
Brooklin, Me. 17-434 (D4).
BROOKLINE, Mass. 4-646d;
17-852 (B4); 17-856b.
-, N.H. 19-490 (D6).
Brooklyn, Ala. 1-460 (C4)
Conn. 6-952 (G2).

-, Fla. 10-540 (E2).
Ga. 11-752 (B3).
Ia. 14-732 (E3).
Ill. 18-608 (H2).
Ill. 14-304 (B3).
Ind. 14-422 (E5).
Md. 17-828 (B4).
Mich. 18-372 (F7).
Miss. 18-600 (C4).
BROOKLYN, N.Y. 4-647a; 19-
596 (I3 and D-E4); educa-
tional institutions 4-648a;
libraries 16-564c; model
dwellings 13-827b; news-
papers 19-570b.

- Navy Yard, N.Y.:
New York Navy Yard.
Brookman, Ga. 11-752 (E4).
Brookneal, Va. 28-118 (D3).
Brookpark, Minn. 18-550 (D-
E5).

Brookport, Ill. 14-304 (D6).
Brooks, Charles Timothy 1-
838c.

-, C. W. SHIRLEY 4-649a.
-, James (bp.) 7-377a.

-, James (architect) 2-433c.
, James (journalist) 19-570a;
7-391b.

Maria Gowan (Maria del
Occidente) 1-835c.

PHILLIPS 4-649b; 4-292b

Brooks, Preston S. 4-836c;
26-82a.

-, Richard E. 24-516c; 24-
563c.

Rev. S. M. 6-204c.
Vincent 16-786b.

W. (engineer) 22-232d.
William Keith (zoologist)
15-460d; 14-148d.

- William Robert (astron-

omer) 11-587a.
Brooks, Ala. 1-460 (C4).
-, Ark. 2-552 (C3).

Can. 1-500 (B2).
Ga. 11-752 (B2),
Kan. 15-654 (G3).

-, Ky. 15-740 (C2).
La. 17-54 (a5).
Me. 17-434 (C4).
Oreg. 20-242 (C2).

pond, Mass. 17-852 (C2).
Brooksburg, Ind. 14-422 (G7).
Brooks Co., Ga. 11-752 (C5);
11-751d.

Brooks comet 6-763b; 6-762c.
Brooksella 5-87b.

Brooks Hill, Md. 17-828 (B4).
Brookshire, Tex. 26-690 (M6).
Brookside, Ala. 1-460 (C2).

N.J. 19-502 (C2).
BROOKS'S, club, London 4-
649d; 6-567b; 1-711a.
Brooks Station, Mass. 17-852
(D2).

Brookston, Ind. 14-422 (D3).
-, Pa. 21-106 (E2).

Tex. 26-690 (M2).

Brooks Vale, Conn. 6-952 (D4).
Brooksville, Ala. 1-460 (C1).
-, Fla. 10-540 (D3).

, Ky. 15-740 (E2).

Me. 17-434 (D4).
Brookton, Me. 17-434 (E3).
Brook trout: see Brown trout.
Brookville, Ill. 14-304 (C1).
-, Ind. 14-422 (H6).

-, Kan. 15-654 (E2).
Miss. 18-600 (D2).
O. 20-26 (B5).

Pa. 21-106 (D-E3).
Brookwood, Ala. 1-460 (B2).
-, Sur. 16-942 (B3); 28-769b.
Va. 28-118 (C2).
Broom, R. (zoologist) 17-782b.
Broom, Worcs. 25-758 (A2).
-, lake, Scot. (Perth.) 24-418
(D1).

lake, Scot. (Ross.) 24-412
(C2); 23-741c.

-, mt., New Mex. 19-520 (C3).
riv., Scot. 23-741d.
Broom (implement): see Brush.
BROOM (bot.) 4-649d; 22-5a;
pistil 10-569d (fig.).
Broomall, Pa. 21-106 (K7).
Broomcod Collar:
see Cosse

de Geneste.

Broome, Sir Frederick Napier
28-543b.

-, Harry 22-639a.

WILLIAM 4-650b; 3-511d.
Broome, W.Aus. 2-960 (C3);
28-512a.

Co., N.Y. 19-596 (E3).
Broomedge, Ches. 16-139 (D3).
Broomfield, Ess. 16-942 (F1).
Som. 9-430 (VI. F1).
Va. 28-560 (C2).
Broom Hall, Sheffield 24-823a.
Broomhaugh, Northumb. 9-
412 (I. E3).
Broomhead, moor, Yorks. 28-
933 (C3).

Broomhill, Can. 19-780 (C1).
-, Northumb. 9-412 (I. É2).
Scot. 15-833c.
Broomielaw, harbour, Scot.
12-84b.

Broom, Little Loch, Scot.: see
Broom, lake.
BROOM-RAPE 4-650d; corolla
10-565b; embryo 11-259d;
leaf 16-326d.

Broomy Law, hill, Scot. 24-
418 (F3).

Broons, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Broos, Hung.: see Szászváros.
Brooten, Minn. 18-550 (B5).
Brophy, Truman W. 6-478d.
Brophy Creek, riv., Ia. 14-
732 (G3).

Brora, Scot. 24-412 (E1);
geology 26-170a, 7-132a;
industries 26-170b.

-, lake, Scot. 24-412 (E1).

-, riv., Scot. 24-412 (D1); 26-
169c.

Brorsen's comet 6-762d.
Brorson, Hans Adolf 8-40c.
Brösarp, Swed. 26-190 (C4).
Brosböll, J. C. C. 8-43d.
Brosceni, Rum. 23-826 (B1).
BROSCH, MORITZ 4-650d.
Broschi, Carlo: see Farnielli.
Brosdale, isl., Scot. 24-412 (C4).
BROSELEY, Salop 4-650d; 9-
420 (III. B1); clay pipe
industry 21-634a; tile manu-
facture 26-972b.

Brosius, Va, 28-560 (E2).
Brosna, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D3);
15-816a; direction 28-548d;
source 1-693b.
Brosnachadh nam Fineachan
Gaidhealach (Macdonald) 5-
636c.

Brosot, Java 15-284 (D3); 15-
494d.

Brossac, Fr. 10-778 (E5); 5-
858a.

Brosse, Salomon de 2-414d.
BROSSES, CHARLES DE 4-
651a; 19-129b; 10-295b.
Brosset, M. F. 11-760a.
Brossite 8-393c.

Brosso, val., It. 8-393c.
Broteas (sculptor) 17-157c;
17-319c.

Broteas (scorpions) 2-303d.
Brothel (dict.) 8-313b.
BROTHER (dict.) 4-651b.
Brothercross, hundred, Norf.
19-746b.

Brotherhood. Court of 6-378b.
and Guestling, Court of 6-
378b.

-

of Gideon see Danites.
of Mercy 19-917a.

of Purity and Sincerity: see
Ikhwan es Safa'i.

of the Christian Schools
16-231c.

- of the Sword 27-841c; 16-
817c; 26-677b; battle (1242)
1-566b; dominions parti-
tioned (1560) 26-200₫, 21-
910a; Lithuanians 16-789c;
Oesel captured (1227) 20-
14b; Reval castle taken
(1228) 23-212b.

of the Virgin 3-719b.
Brothertoft, Lincs. 9-416 (II.
G3).
Brotherton, Thomas of, earl
of Norfolk: see Thomas of
Brotherton.
Brotherton, N.J.: see Indian
Mills.

N.Y. 25-929d.

Tenn. 26-620 (F1).
Yorks. 28-933 (D2).
see Brother-

Brotheryeeld:
hood, Court of.
Brothock Water, riv., Scot.
2-339a.

Broto, Sp. 25-530 (E1).
Brotterode, Ger. 11-808 (III.
011).

Brottier, abbé 10-859b.
Brotton, Yorks. 9-412 (I. G3);
25-186b.

Bröttum, Nor. 19-804 (D2).
Brotzen, Ger. 11-808 (F2).
Brou, Fr. 10-778 (E3).
Bourg-en-Bresse,

330b.

Fr. 4-

Brouet, Captain 19-676d.
BROUGH, ROBERT 4-652b;
20-502a.

Brough, Scot. 4-960a.

Westm. 9-412 (I. D3); 4-
584 (B3); fortified 28-554d;
geology 28-554a.

Yorks. 4-584 (C4).

bay, Scot. 24-412 (E1).
Brough (in curling) 7-646a.
Brougham, Henry: see Broug-
ham and Vaux, Henry Peter
Brougham, 1st baron.
- JOHN 4-652c.
Brougham, castle, Westm. 9-
412 (I. C3); 28-554d; Rom.
Brocavum 4-584 (B3).
BROUGHAM (dict.) 4-652d;
5-403d.

BROUGHAM AND VAUX,
Henry Peter Brougham.

1st baron 4-652d; earl of
Durham 8-705a; educational
reform 8-972d; foreign copy-
rights 7-122b; Paley's
Natural Theology 3-685b;
phrenology 21-535d; Re-
form Act, 1832 12-587d,
12-588b; York Rules 3-
54d.

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

Broughshane, Ire. 24-744 (E2);
2-153c.
BROUGHTON, HUGH 4-655c.
-, Jack (boxer) 22-638d; 4-
350c.
John
846d.

(philosopher) 16-

JOHN CAM HOBHOUSE,
baron 4-655d.

Thomas 28-528c.
William (bishop of Aus-
tralia) 2-19d.

William Robert (explorer)
6-6c; 27-883a; 17-100a.
Broughton, Can. 22-724 (E3).
Hants 9-420 (III. D4).
Ill. 14-304 (D6).
Lancs. 16-139 (C1); 24-
67b.

-

Lincs. 9-416 (II. F2); 16-
715a.

Northants. 9-420 (III. F2)
N.S.W. 19-538 (F4).

O. 20-26 (A-B2).

Oxon. 9-420 (III. E2);
castle 3-307c.

Pa. 21-106 (D7).

Scot. 24-418 (E3); 8-944a.
Wales 10-522a.

bay, Asia 15-156 (F7); 15-
908c.

cape, Can. 5-160 (R2).
isl., Jap.: see Inabashima.
isl., Jap. (Kur.Is.): see
Makanruru.

str., Kor. 15-156 (F-G9).
Heights, mt., Scot. 24-418
(E3); 21-38d.

in Furness, Lancs. 9-412
(I. B4).

Park, Lancs. 17-545 (map).
Broughty, castle, Scot. 4-656c.

FERRY, Scot. 4-656c; 24-
418 (F2); 8-675c.
Brough- under - Stainmore,
Westm. see Brough.
Brouillant, Léonce Janmart
de 3-908b.

Brouillets Creek, riv., Ind.
14-422 (C5).

Brouillis et repasse system
25-697b.

Broukhusius,Janus: see Broek.

huizen, Jan van.
Broulee, N.S.W. 19-538 (F4).
Broumov, Aus.: see Braunau.
Broun, J. A. (astronomer) 17-
377a; 19-960c.

Richard 3-123d.
Brouncker, William, 2nd Vis-
count Brouncker 7-31c.
Broussa, Asia M.: see Brusa.
BROUSSAIS, FRANCOIS

Joseph Victor 4-656c; 18-
53d; phrenology 21-538b,
4-406c; writings 18-52d.
Broussard, La. 17-54 (B-C3).
Brousse, Jean Fréderic Ernest
25-305d.

Broussel, Pierre 10-839b; 18-
653c.

Broussistes: see Possibilists.
BROUSSONET, PIERRE
Marie Auguste 4-656d.
Broussonetia: see Paper mul-
berry.

papyrifera: see Paper mul-
berry.
BROUWER (Brauwer),
Adrian 4-656d; 20-477a;
20-476 (Plate); Ostade com-
pared 20-355c; Teniers com-
pared 26-616b.
Brouwershaven, Holl. 13-588
(A3); 28-965b.
Brouzet (physician) 10-611c.
Brow, Scot. 8-663c.
Brow-ague: see Hemicrania.
Browallius, J. (bishop) 16-
732d.

Brower, Jacob Vradenberg 18-
606d.
Browerville,

(B-C4).

Minn. 18-550

Browgill beds 16-829b.
Brown, Adrian J. 10-275d.
-, Anna 3-808d.
-, A. Crum 18-61b; isomerism
of benzene derivatives 6-
53d; optical activity 25-
893c; rust formation 23-
936b; subjective perception
of motion 9-723b; thebaine
20-135d.

-, FRANCIS 4-658b.

-, SIR GEORGE 4-658c; 14-
574a.

GEORGE (journalist) 4-
658d.

Rev. G. (explorer) 19-489a.
Lieut.-Col. Harvey 21-

-, J. E. (Confederate soldier)
6-899b.

-, JOHN (abolitionist) 4-
660b; 1-973b.

John ("Christian carrier ")
8-673d.

-, JOHN (British divine) 4-
659c; 17-560a.

John (geographer) 21-945c.
JOHN (Scottish divine, d.
1787) 4-659d.

-, JOHN (Scottish divine, d.
1858) 4-660a.

-, JOHN (Scottish physician,
d. 1788) 4-659d; 18-52b;
4-657b.

--

JOHN (Scottish physician,
(d. 1882) 4-661a.

John (servant of Queen
Victoria) 28-34d.

SIR JOHN 4-661b; 2-579b.
JOHN GEORGE (painter)
4-661b.

, Joseph Emerson 11-757a;
action at Milledgeville 18-
461b; conscript law 11-757b;
Jefferson Davis 7-868a.
-, Joseph Renshaw 25-921d.
J. T. (cricketer) 7-443a.
Kellock 24-507c.

Sir M'Leavy 15-912b.
Mortimer 24-507c.

-, P. A. (anthropologist) 19-
344b.

Peter (Pilgrim Father) 4-
660b.

Peter (journalist) 4-658d.
-, R., junr.: Euphratean
planisphere 7-11d.

BROWN, THOMAS EDWARD
4-662d: 13-270b.

Tom (lampoonist) 16-134c.
T. R. (physician) 27-266c.
W. (physicist) 17-345b.
William (admiral) 18-779d.
SIR WILLIAM, Bart. 4-
663b; 16-806d.

William Cullen 4-660a.
William Garrott (historian)
15-943b.

(Scottish divine) 4-663c.
Brown,in re (law case) 12-786c.
Brown & Sharpe, Messrs :
wire gauge 28-739c.
Brown, Fla. 10-540 (D1).
La. 17-54 (A1).
W.Va. 28-560 (C2).
bay, Ire. 25-241c.

-, cape, Can. 5-160 (N2).
hill, Mass. 17-852 (D1).
isls., Marshall Is. :

Eniwetok.

see

mt.,Can. (Alta.) 1-500 (A2).
-, mt., Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (C2).

-, mt., S.A. 25-493b.

-, mt., S.C. 25-500 (B2).

-, pt., Wash. 28-354 (A3).
Brown adder 25-291c.
algae

see Phaeophyceae.
Bakers, Company of 4-466b,
bear 3-574b; fur 11-348d;
hybrid forms 14-27c; local
races 5-372b.

BROWN BESS (weapon) 4-
663c.

butterfly 16-478c.
capuchin 22-332a.
chalk 5-807a.

Brown City, Mich. 18-372 (H6).
Clee, mt., Salop 9-420
(III. B2); 24-10206.
Cliffs, mts.: see Roan Cliffs.
Co., Ill. 14-304 (B4).

· Co., Ind. 14-422 (E6).
Co., Kan. 15-654 (G1).
Co., Minn. 18-550 (C6).
Co., Neb. 19-324 (E2).
Co., O. 20-26 (C7).

Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (G2).
Co., Tex. 26-690 (H-I4).
Co., Wis. 28-740 (E-F4).
Brown coal: see Lignite.

coal group (Lignitic group)
8-24a; 18-565c; 17-683d.
Brown Creek, riv., Wyo. 28-
874 (H3).

Browne, A. W.: azoimide 3-
83b; hydrazine 14-111a.
Charles Farrar: see Ward,
Artemus.

EDWARD HAROLD 4-
663c; 8-391d.

E. T. aquaria 2-239c.
F. opium - smoking 20-
131b.

Georg, Reichsgraf von 4-
665a.

Gordon 4-233a.

-, HABLOT KNIGHT 4-663d;
8-180b.

Hamilton 4-903a.

Colonel Horace 6-200c.
ISAAC HAWKINS 4-664b;
20-860c.

JAMES (author) 4-664c.
SIR JAMES ("Buster
Browne ") 4-664d; 3-296d.
Lancelot 13-42d.
MAXIMILIAN ULYSSES,
count von 4-664d; 3-42d;
24-715d.

PETER 4-665b; 20-160c.
Sir Richard (diplomatist)
10-5d.

ROBERT (Puritan)
665c; 6-931a.

Sir Samuel 15-782c.
Simon 14-194b.

SIR THOMAS 4-666b; 9-
627d; art 2-658a; spontane-
ous generation 1-64c; spoon-
bills 25-733c; style 25-
1056b, 5-331a.

Tom (artist) 5-333c.
Tom J. (author) 10-240b.
WILLIAM (poet) 4-667a;
9-621d; Britannia's Pas-
torals 20-897c, 20-368c;
epitaph 9-704b.

WILLIAM GEORGE (trav-
eller) 4-667c; 25-163d.
Brownell, Henry Howard 1-
840a.
Brownell, Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
Cal. 5-8 (C1).

Browne's Hill, Ire. 5-346a.
Browney,riv., Dur.9-412(1.E3).
Brownfield, Me. 17-434 (B5).
Miss. 18-600 (D1).
Pa. 21-106 (C6).
Tex. 26-690 (E2).

Brown Flesk, riv., Ire. 14-744
(B4); 15-758a.

Brown haematite: see Limon-
ite.

16-

hare: see Hare (Lepus euro.
paeus).

-st (Norway rat) 22-915a;
plague 20-777a; trypano-
Sona lewisi 27-341a.
Bryans, Ala. 1-460 (B3).
- IL 14-304 (D5).

-iniet, N.C. 19-772 (E3).
- N.S.W. 19-538 (F2).
Frown-boro, Ala. 1-460 (C1).
kens Branch of Murdeskill
Cheek, riv., Del. 17-828
(11-13).

Brownsburg, Ind. 14-422 (E5).
- Pa. 21-106 (N5).
- Va. 28-118 (C3-2).
Is Creek, Ala. 1-460 (B1).
Sossing, Ga. 11-752 (C2).
Esdale, Minn.18-550 (E7).

sea, isl., Dorset. 22-73a.
BROWN-SEQUARD,
CHAS.
Edward 4-674c:18-60c;elixir
4-id: heredity 13-353c,
28-1037d.

3's Ferry, Tenn.: battle
(1863) 6-8b.

, Shipley & Co. 4-663b.
Dansman, isl., Northumb.
9-412 (1. E1); 10-183b.
BROWNSON, ORESTES AU-

gustus 4-674d.

-spar 2-58c.

Dan spider-monkey22-332b.
s Station, Mo. 18-608

Bronstown, Ill. 14-304 (D5).
-Ind. 14-422 (E7).
-Head, cape, Ire.14-744 (D4).
Cars Valley, Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Brownsville, Ark. 2-552 (C2).
- Cal. 5-8 (C2).

- Ill. 14-304 (D5).

- Ind. 14-122 (H5).

-Kr. 15-740 (B3).
- Md. 17-828 (D2).
-Minn. 18-550 (F7).
-0.20-26 (F5).
-Oreg. 20-242 (C3).
-Pa. 21-106 (C6).
-0.25-500 (E2).

Tenn. 26-620 (B2).

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. 4-675b;

26-530 (F-G8); 26-474a.
Wis. 28-740 (E5).

Bon thrasher 14-4228; 17-

tick 26-937b.

Fton, Minn. 18-550 (C6).
Entown, Va. 28-118 (D2).
-W 28-740 (D6).

En tront 27-312a; fly

fishing 2-27c: parr-stage 20-
91; Tasmania and New

Zealand 1-120d.

Brown University, R.I. 22-

511a; 3-376d.
Brown Valley, Ind. 14-422 (C5).
Valley, Minn. 18-550 (A5).
Brown v. Burns 17-758a.
v. Foot i-221b.
-v. Maryland 14-711b; 20-
274a.

Brownville, Fla. 10-540 (E4).
Me. 17-434 (C3).
Neb. 19-324 (14).
N.Y. 19-596 (E1).
Brown Willy, mt., Corn. 9-430
(VI. C2); 7-179d; 9-412d.
Brownwood, Mo. 18-608 (G4).
-, Tex. 26-690 (H-14).
Browse, isl., Austr. 2-960 (C2).
Browse (metallurgy) 16-316a.
Brow-tine (dict.) 7-922b.
Broxbourne, Herts. 16-942

(D2); 13-556c.
Broxburn, Scot. 24-418 (E3);
16-732a.

Broxmouth Park, mansion,
Scot. 8-669c.

Broxton, Ga. 11-752 (D4).
Broyal Point, C.Verd.Is. 5-
253 (map).

Broye, riv., Switz. 26-242
(C3); 11-212d; 19-425a.
Brozas, Sp. 25-530 (B3).
Brozik, Wenceslas 22-249c.
Bruang (bear) 3-574d;
372c; 6-170c.

5-

Alexander Hugh: see Bal-
four of Burleigh.

A. (mineralogist) 4-677c.
Hon. C. G. 18-939a.
Col. Sir David: Malta
fever 17-514d; sleeping sick-
ness 27-341a,25-240c; tsetse-
fly 27-340d, 20-775d, 20-
786a.

-, Edward (king of Ireland):

-

Ardee sacked 2-450a; in
Scotland 24-435d; Ireland
invaded 8-622b, 9-500a, 14-
772a; Lea castle 22-731d;
parliament 5-445d.

Edward, 2nd Lord Kinloss:
see Kinloss, Edward Bruce.
-, Sir Frederick W. A. 9-
570b.

-, Henry Austin: see Aber-
dare, Henry Austin Bruce,
1st baron.

Jacob Wilimovich 20-357b.
JAMES (explorer) 4-676a;
11-628b; Abyssinia 1-90b;
Ethiopic Book of Enoch 9-
650a; Funj 11-346a; Galla
invasion 11-413d; Mun-
chausen 19-1d; Nile explo-
rations 19-697c, 24-647d;
Timgad 26-989a.

-, John Collingwood 14-630d.
MICHAEL 4-676c; 14-195a;
Logan's plagiarism 16-866b.
Nigel 24-435c.

Robert, lord of Annandale
(d. 1141) 24-433a; 18-413a.
Robert, lord of Annandale
(d. 1295) 9-496b.

-

Brucefield, Can. 20-114 (B3).
-, estate, Scot. 24-418 (D2);
6-417c.

Bruce Horn (Plate) 21-800a.
Bruce Lake, Ind. 14-422 (E2).
- Mines, Can. 20-114 (D2);
20-114a.

Bruce's Castle, Scot. 2-645c.
Bruceton Mills, W.Va. 28-560
(D2).

Brucetown, Va. 28-118 (D1).
Bruce typecasting machine

27-543d.
Bruceville, Ind. 14-422 (C7).
Tex. 26-690 (K4).
Bruch, Margaret 25-918c.
MAX 4-677a.
Bruche, val., Eur. 28-214c.
Brucher, Guyot 18-459b.
Brucheum (quarter of Alex-
andria) 1-569c; 16-546c.
Bruchidae: see Seed beetle.
BRUCHSAL, Ger. 4-677b; 11-
808 (B4); 22-368c.
Bruchus fabae: see

beetle.

Bean

pisi: see Pea beetle.
Brucianus, Codex 12-152d.
BRUCINE (chem.) 4-677c; 1-

686a; strychnine 19-928c,
25-1045a.

BRUCITE 4-677c.
Bruck, Lower Aus. 3-4 (F2);
3-2a.

Aus. (Salzburg) 3-4 (C3).
Ger. 11-808 (C4).

am Mur, Aus. 3-4 (D3);
25-1059c.
Bruckbad (bath), Hung. (Buda-
pest) 4-736c.
Brücke, Ernst Wilhelm, Ritter
von : aesthetics 1-287b;
colour of sky 25-202d; pro-
toplasm 7-711a.
BRUCKENAU, Ger. 4-677d;
11-808 (III. n11); 15-837b;
mineral water 18-521c.
Brückenhausen, isl., Ger. 9-
765b.

BRUCKER, JOHANN JAKOB
4-677d.

Bruckl, Aus. 5-337a.
Bruckles (M'Swiney's), bay,
Ire. 14-744 (C2); 8-412d.
BRUCKMANN, FRANZ
Ernst 4-678a.

Friedrich 23-475a.
BRUCKNER, ANTON 4-678a.
Edward 2-316d; 6-525d.
Isaac 9-913b.
Brückner furnace 7-104b.
Brucourt, A. R. J. Turgot:
see Turgot, A. R. J.
Bructeri, tribe, Eur. 23-648
(C1); 11-35c; 11-830c; de-
cline 11-831a; defeated by
Drusus 8-607c.

Brud (Welsh poetry) 5-646b.
Bruddur, India 4-24b.
Brude (Pictish king) 6-737b;
14-719b.

Brudenell, George, &c., earl
of Cardigan: see Cardigan,
George Brudenell, &c., earl
of.

Bruder, Charles Hermann 6-
831d.

Brüderhaus (society) 20-625d.
Brudnia, Ger. 11-808 (G2).
Brüe, André 24-642b.
Brue, riv., Som. 9-430 (VI.
G1): 25-388d; 18-125d.
Brueghel, Pieter: see Breughel.
Bruern, Oxon. 20-41 Sa.
Brueys, Claude 22-501b.

-

David Augustin de 11-
130a.

- (d'Aigailliers), François Paul
(admiral) 11-194a; 19-700b;
27-829b.

Bruff, Ire. 14-744 (C4); 16-
694c.

Brufjord, Nor. 19-804 (A2).
Bruflat, Nor. 19-804 (C2).
Brugère, Henri Joseph (general)
11-14a; 23-425d.
Brugère's powder 21-585c.
Bruges, Jacques de: see James
of Bruges.

-, Louis de (lord of Grut-
huyse, prince of Steenhuyse)
28-703c.

William 25-769d.
BRUGES Belg. 4-678c; 3-668
B1); beggars' depot 27-838c;
lace 16-40d; library 16-575c;
monumental brasses 4-434b;
palais de justice (chimney-
piece) 6-166a, 2-421d, race-
meetings 13-737d; steamer
service with Hull 3-673a;
velvet manufacture 27-980a.
-: History 4-679a; captures
(1708) 25-604b, 25-604d;
Charles II. of England 5-
913b; commerce, &c. (13th
cent.) 12-929a, 19-415a;
federation (1337) 2-669c;
French massacre (1302) 10-

479d; privileges lost (1438)
19-115c; revolt (1438) 21-
387d; school of painting
18-104b; tournament (15th
cent.) 27-105d; truce (1375)
9-506a.

Bruges la Morte (Rodenbach)
3-681b.

Brugg, Switz. 26-242 (E2);
3-184c.

Brugge, Jan van see Joris,
David.

Brugge, Belg.: see Bruges.
Brüggeman, Otto: see Brug-

man, Otto.

Brüggemann, Hans 24-334b.
Brüggen, Ger. 11-808 (I. j6).
Brugh of the Boyne 14-759d;
17-949d.

Brugman, Otto 20-13c.
Brugmann, Karl 16-246c; 4-
785a.

Brugnatelli, L. G. (chemist)
11-299b.

BRUGSCH, HEINRICH KARL
4-679a; 3-881d; dictionary
9-58a, 9-58c.
Bruguiera 15-287b.
BRÜHL, HEINRICH, count
von 4-679b.

-, J. W. (chemist): benzene
6-57a; optics 16-615b;
receiver for distillation 8-
319c.

-(bacteriologist) 20-792b; 27-
508d.

BRUHL, Ger. 4-679d; 11-808
(I. j7).

-, palace, Dresden 8-575b.
val., Aus. 18-643a.
Bruhns, Carl Christian
ithmic tables 26-331a.
Bruichladdich, Scot. 24-412

(B4).

logar-

Bruijn's echidna 18-735c (fig.);
8-871b.

Bruins, Pa. 21-106 (C3).

Bruise 12-805a.

Bruisers (dict.) 22-639a.
Bruisson, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
Bruit de diable (physiol.) 27-
935a.

Bruix, Etienne Eustache 11-
204d.

Brukenthal, palace, Hung.
19-152c.

Brukhanovo, Russ.: see Perm.
Brúlart, Nicolas: see Sillery,
marquis of.

Pierre see Puisieux, vis-
count of.

Brule, Neb. 19-324 (C3).

Wis. 28-740 (B2).
lake, Minn. 18-550 (E2).
riv., Mich. and Wis. 28-
740 (E3).

riv., Minn. 18-550 (F2).
Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (F-G4).
Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(15).

Brûlés: see Bois Brûlés.
Brüllisau, Switz. 26-242 (G2).
Brulon limestone 8-125d.
Brülow (Brulovius), Caspar 11-
788b.

Brumado, riv., Braz. 23-353a.
BRUMAIRE 4-680a; 11-170d.
-, coup d'état of 11-168c; 10-
860b; Lucien Bonaparte 4-
194a; Talleyrand 26-375B.
Brumalia: see Saturnalia.
Brumasi, Go.Cst. 12-203 (B2);
12-206b.

BRUMATH, Ger. 4-680a; 11-
808 (A4).

Brumby, Lincs. 9-416 (II. F2);
16-715a.

Brumisse, Holl. 13-588 (B3).
Brumley, Mo. 18-608 (D3).
BRUMMAGEM (dict.) 4-680a.
BRUMMELL, GEORGE
Bryan (Beau) 4-680a; 7-
803a; 7-244a.

Brumpt, E.: on trypanosomes
27-341c.

Brumpt, Ger.: see Brumath.
Brumsen, Helen 25-918c.
Brun, St: see Bruno.
-, Johann Nordahl 8-41a; 19-
816b.

-, Rudolf 28-1059a.

Sigismondo 12-103a.
Brunanburgh: battle (937) 9-
471a; 19-794c; Guy of War-
wick 12-745d, 1-291c; site
3-68d, 4-855a.
Brunate, It. 26-242 (G5).
-, hill. It. 6-793d.
BRUNCK, R. F. P. 4-680c;
2-95a.

Brundall, Norf. 9-424 (IV. E1).
Brundige, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
BRUNDISIUM, It. 4-680d; 15-
26 (G4); peace of (40 B.C.)
23-646c, 22-5d, 2-151b. See
also Brindisi.
Brundulum, It. 15-26 (D2).
BRUNE, G. M. A. 4-680d;
French Revolution 11-194c;

statue 4-618d; Swiss cam⚫
paign 26-257c.
BRUNEAU, ALFRED 4-681a;
19-82d; 25-412a.

Bruneau, Ida. 14-276 (B4).
-, riv., Ida. 14-276 (B4); 14-
276c.

riv., Nev. 5-8 (F1); 19-451c.
Brunechildis: see Brunhilda.
Bruneck, Aus. 3-4 (B3).
Brunehaut: see Brunhilda.
Brunei, Bor. 4-257 (B2); 4-
681b; Jorge de Menezes
17-469b.

-

bay, Bor. 4-257 (B1).

riv., Bor.: see Limbang.
BRUNEI, state, Bor. 4-681b;
4-257 (B2); 4-261b.
BRUNEL, ISAMBARD KING-
dom 4-682a.

--- SIR MARC ISAMBARD 4-
682d; Chepstow bridge 6-
81a; knitting machine 13-
790a; shoemaking 24-993d.
Olivier 21-941c.
Brunel, mt., N.Z. 19-624 (B6).
Brunella 16-3d.

BRUNELLESCHI, FILIPPO 4-

683b; 2-409c; 20-470c.
Bruner, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Brunet, Hugh: see Hugh
Brunet.

JACQUES CHARLES 4-
683c.

BRUNETIERE, FERDINAND
4-683d; 11-151b.

Brunett, La. 17-54 (C1).

Brunette, isl., Nfd. 19-479

Brunfels, Otto 4-299d.

Brungle, N.S.W. 19-538 (E4).
Brunhes, B. 17-383c.

BRUNHILD 4-684a; 19-637b.
BRUNHILDA (of Austrasia)
4-684c; 10-805b.

BRUNI, LEONARDO 4-684d;
6-452d; tomb 23-746c.
Bruni, isl., Tas. 26-438 (B2);
26-438d; 26-442a.
Bruniaceae 5-231b.

Brünig, pass, Switz. 26-242
(E3); 1-744b.

Bruning, Neb, 19-324 (G4).
Bruniquel, Fr. 10-778 (E5);
26-429c.

Bruniquel, viscountcy of 28-
130a.

Brunkebjärg: battle (1471) 25-
1052a.

Brunlees, Sir James 9-457a.
-and Fox, Messrs 27-401b.
BRUNN, Aus. 4-684d: 3-4 (E2).
Swed. 26-190 (B3).
Brunn, Malte Conrad: see
Malte-Brun, Conrad.

Brunne, Robert de: see Man-
nyng, Robert de.
Brunnen, Switz. 26-242 (F3);
24-396b; Everlasting League
26-248d.

Brunnenberg, mt., Ger. 23-
324d.

Brunner, Carl Emanuel:
chemical
analysis 6-64d;
potassium preparation 22-
198a; surface tension 5-
275c.

Conrad drugs 21-348a.
HENRY 4-685b.

Johann (geologist) 11-608d.
John Conrad (anatomist)
1-933a.

-, Sir John (chemist) 18-
693c; 14-785b; 28-733a.

Moritz Ritter von 10-701c.
Mond & Co. 18-693c.
Brunner, N.Z. 19-624 (C5).
lake, N.Z. 19-624 (C5).
Brunner's glands 17-525a.
Brunni, pass, Alps 1-744d.
BRUNNOW, FRANZ FRIED-
rich Ernst 4-685b.
--. R. E. 20-626b.
Brunnsviken, inlet, Swed. 25-
935 (A1).

BRUNO, ST 4-685d; 1-20b;
5-955a.

BRUNO (archbp.) 4-685d; 17-
10a; 2-359d; France 10-
813c; Greek studies 6-451c.
(bp.) 13-273d.

-, Constantine: see Kervyn
de Lettenhove, baron.
GIORDANO 4-686a; 9-
617d; cosmology 10-25c;
memoria technica 18-629d;
monad 18-685; Sir Philip
Sidney 25-44b.

- (hist.) 11-898c; 20-376b.
(pope, d. 999): see Gregory V.
(pope, d. 1054): see Leo IX.
(OF QUERFORT, ST) 4
687c.

-(of Saxony) 4-690d; 24-
268b.

Brunson, S.C. 25-500 (C4).
Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-500
(E3).

Brunstatt, lignites of 20-82d.
Brunsviga calculating machine
4-973d.

Brunswark, hill, Scot. 1-291c;

geology 8-663d.

Brunswick, Anton Ulrich, duke
of see Anton Ulrich.
-, Eric, duke of 6-498b.

KARL WILHELM FERDI-
nand, duke of 4-687d; 4-
689d: 10-855a; Auerstädt
19-222a; French Revolu-
tionary wars 11-171b; Louis
XVIII. 17-47c; Seven Years'
War 24-717c.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. 4-688c; 11-
752 (E4); 11-757b; cotton
trade 7-267c.
BRUNSWICK, Ger. 4-690b;

11-808 (C2); capture (1760)
24-721c; cathedral 4-690b,
20-466d; museum 19-63a.
Kiel 15-787b.

-

mene 25-711d.
Brush, Colo. 6-722 (G1).
-, isl., N.S.W. 19-538 (F4).
mts., N.C. 19-772 (A1).
BRUSH 4-692a; feather 10-
229d; fibre 10-312d.

---

-(of dynamo) 4-692c; 8-
776c.

Brush Creek, riv., Ark. 2-552
(B1).

- Creek, riv., Ill. 14-304 (C2).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422(D4).
Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (D7).
- Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F6).
Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F7).
Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (B4).
Brushey, Ark, 2-552 (C4).
Brush Fork, riv., Ill. 14-304
(D4).

Brushite 4-972a.

Brush kangaroo: see Wallaby.
Brushmen: see Bakwiri.
Brush Prairie, Wash. 28-354
(C4).
Brush-tailed opossum 21-
345a; fur 11-348c, 11-351d,
11-356b; New Zealand 1-
119d.

porcupine 22-101c; 23-
444b.

Brushton, N. Y. 19-596 (F1)
Brush-tongued parrot 3-977d;
17-12c; 10-864c.
Brush turkey: see Megapode.

Valley, Pa. 21-106 (D-E4).
Vienna lamp 16-666a.
Brushycreek, S.C. 25-500 (B2).
Brushy Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752
(D2).

-Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (F3).
-Creek, riv.,Tex. 26-690 (K5).
Fork, riv., Ia. 14-732 (C3).

Mountain, N.C. 19-772 (A1).
Brusio, Switz. 26-242 (14).
Brusnik, isl., Adriatic S. 3-4
(D5).

Brusol, treaty of 10-834b.
Brusque, Braz. 24-185b.
Brusquembille 3-841b.
Brussa, Turk.As.: see Brusa.
BRUSSELS, Belg. 4-692d; 3-
668 (D2); conservatoire 6-
977c; herbarium 13-334a;
lace: see Brussels lace;
law courts 2-434 (Pl. XI.);
libraries 16-575a; mont de
piété 20-975b; museum 19-
64a; observatories 19-959b;
Palais de Justice 2-443b;
Renaissance houses 2-422a;
tapestry 26-405d; (Plates)
town hall 2-407d; university
27-768a.

- History

duchy

bromides 4-633c; on drunk-
enness 25-704b; massage 17-
864a; vocal cords 28-175d.
Brunton's calciner 11-361c.
Bruray, isl., Scot. 24-855b.
Bruree, Ire. 14-744 (C4).
Brus (family): see Bruce.
Brus, Serv. 24-686 (B-C2).
Brus, inlet, Hond. 5-678 (D3).
BRUSA, Turk.As. 4-691c; 2-
760 (C2); Armenian bishop
2-566c; mosques 2-426c;
Osmanlis capture 27-470b;
sericulture institute 27-
437d.

-, vil., Turk.As. 2-760 (C-
D3); 4-691c; silk 25-104b;
springs 2-758c.
Brusasco, It. 15-4 (A-B2).
Brusasorci : see del Riccio,
Domenico.

Bruschghorn, mt., Alps 1-744c.
Brusco see Poelemberg.
Brusewitz, isls., Arct. 21-938
(B1); 25-10 (D-E1).

Brush, C. F.:

188d; 16-665d.

4-694c; revolt
(1789) 3-675a; treaty (1516)
17-923b.

Ill. 14-304 (B5).
Wis. 28-740 (F4).
Conferences: African As-
sociation (1876) 1-336a, 6-
917d; African liquor traffic
(1899, 1906) 1-354d; Congo
import duties (1889) 6-927b;
Inter-Parliamentary Union
(1910) 21-15d; laws of war
(1874) 28-313b, 12-672d;
meteorological (1853) 17-
916d; monetary (1892) 18-
694d; national (1830) 3-
676d; Scheldt (1863) 16-
106d; slave trade (1889-
1890) 1-354b; Sugar Bounty
(1898,1902) 26-45b; working
men's congress (1868) 14-
694a.

Brussels carpet 28-442c; 28-
447d.

lamp of 9-

H1); 25-389b; population
25-389c.

26 (F5); 23-649 (D3); coin-
age 19-878a; Fabricius 10-
118d; Greek nomenclature
13-238a; language 15-25d,
23-965d; Punic Wars 23-
631a.

Bruttius, ager, dist., It. 4-
695b.

Brutus (myth.): see Brut.
BRUTUS (Roman name) 4-
696a.

-

(fl. 1769): see Junius.
Decimus Junius (fl. 264
B.C.) 11-446a.

-, Decimus Junius (138 B.C.)
4-696b.

Decimus Junius (c. 84 B.C.)
4-696b; 2-150d.

Lucius Junius 4-696a.
Marcus Junius (fl. 264 B.C.)
11-446a.

Marcus Junius (c. 150 B.C.)
4-696b.

Marcus Junius (c. 100 B.C.)
4-696b.

Marcus Junius (c. 85-42
B.C.) 4-696c; 23-646c; Xan-
thus siege 28-882a.
Brutus (Cicero) 6-355c; 6-
359a.

Brutus head 7-243c.
Bruvere, Richard de:

see

Richard de Brewere.
Bruville, Fr.: battle (1870)
18-309 (plan); 18-311a.
Bruvno, Hung. 3-4 (D4).
BRUX, Aus. 4-696d; 3-4 (C1);
battle (1778) 18-669a.
Bruxellian group 9-664c.
Bruxie, hill, Scot.: geology
15-801b.

Bruxolegum, Ger.: see Bru-
chasl.

Bruyères, Fr. 16-190b.
Bruyn, Bartholomäus 20-467d;
20-479b.

-, C. A. Lobry de: see Lobry
de Bruyn, C. A.
Bruyne, A. de 21-948c.
Bruys, Peter of: see Peter of
Bruys.

Bruzus, Asia M. 21-544a.
Bruzzano, cape, It. 15-4 (F5).
Brwynllysg Bedo (poet) 5-
646c.

Bry, Johannes Theodorus de
4-697a.

-, THEODORUS DE 4-697a;
11-626c.

Brya Ebenus 8-843c.
Bryales 4-701b; 4-707b.
Bryan, Alfred 5-333c.

-, Sir Francis 8-98c; 14-774d;
15-856c.

G. H.: on elasticity 9-
154b.

-WILLIAM

JENNINGS 4-

697a; 27-729a.
Bryan, O. 20-26 (A2).

Tex. 26-690 (L5).

Wis. 28-740 (E3).
Wyo. 28-874 (C4).

Co., Ga. 11-752 (E4); 11-
751d.

Co., Okla. 20-58 (E4).
Bryansk, Cauc. 23-874 (II.
E1).

BRYANSK, Russ. 4-697d; 23-
872 (D5); 20-251a; Deme-
trius 7-984c; marshes 20-
250d.
-cape, Russ. 23-874 (II.
E1).

Bryan's Station, Ky.: see
Bryant's Station.
Bryanston, estate, Dorset. 3-
779a.
BRYANT,

JACOB
myths 19-129b.

Bryceville, Fla. 10-540 (D1).
Brychan (chieftain) 4-484a;
4-486a.

Brycheiniog, Wales: see Bre-

Brye, Belg. 28-377a.
BRYENNIUS, NICEPHORUS
4-699c; 2-59d; 24-609d.
Philotheus 8-200d; 20-
338d.
Bryesc-Litevski, Russ.:
Brest-Litovsk.
Brygius, Joost Jobst: see
Bürgi, Joost Jobst.
Brygus (Scythian potter) 5-
715b; 5-719a.
Bryher, isl., Scilly 9-430 (VI.
A2); geology 24-404c.
Bryineae see Bryales.
Brymbo, Wales 9-428 (V. E1);
geology 8-18c.

Bryn, estate, Lancs. 16-141c.
Bryn-amman, Wales 9-428 (V.
D4).

Bryn Athyn, Pa. 21-106 (M6).
Brynbella, mansion, Wales 21-
633a.

Bryn-crug, Wales 9-428 (V.
C2).

Bryn Dychwelwch, mt., Wales:
see Dychwelwch, Bryn.
Bryn Glas, Wales: battle
(1402) 22-809d.
Bryngwyn, Monm. 9-420 (III.
B3).

Wales 9-428 (V. D3).
Brynhildr see Brunhild.
Brynjulf Bjargulfson 16-205c.
Sveinsson: see Sveinsson,
Brynjulf.
Brynkovsk, S.Russ. 23-874 (I.
G4).

Bryn Mawr, Pa. 21-106 (L7).
BRYNMAWR, Wales 4-700a;

9-428 (V. E4); geology 4-
485b; population 4-485c.
Bryn Mawr, Wash. 28-354
(B4).

BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, Pa.
4-700a.

Brynn, Lancs. 16-139 (C2).
Bryntirion, Pretoria 22-309b.
Bryograptus Kjeralfi 12-366b

(fig.).

Buade, Antoine de 11-249a.
Buail'a Choill, mt., Scot. 27-
564b.

Buake, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E5).
Bual, pt., P.Is. 21-392 (E8).
Bual (wine) 17-283a.

Buali, Fr.Cong. 16-835a.
Buallt, dist., Wales 4-770b;
4-486a.

Buam, gorge, Turkest. 27-420
(E3); 26-304a; 26-910c.
Bu-Amama (Algerian) 1-653a.
Bu Anan, Mor. 18-851 (F2).
Buanyi, val., Ger.E.Af. 16-
816a.

Buape, Iv.Cst. 11-204 (E5).
Buarbrae, glacier, Nor. 19-804
(B2); 19-799c; 19-995d.
Buarcos, Port. 10-334c.
Buath (Buas): battle 17-403d.
Buay, Dah. 11-204 (G-H4).
Buayan, isl., P.Is. 21-392 (B5).
Bub (dict.) 25-699a.
Bubale see Hartebeest.
Bubalinae 2-91d.
Bubalis: see Hartebeest.
Bubalus see Buffalo.
Baini 5-230b.
bubalis see Indian buffalo.
caffer: see Cape buffalo.
depressicornis: see Anoa.
mindorensis: see Tamarao.
nanus: see Red dwarf
buffalo.

"Bubbles (picture: Millais)
1-236c; 22-196d.
Bube: see Bubis.

Bubendorf, Switz, 26-242 (D2).
Bubentani 16-270a.

Bubi, dist., Rhod. 25-466 (12).
-, riv., Rhod. 25-466 (H2).
Bubian, isl., Arab. 15-956d.
Bubikon, Switz. 26-242 (F2).
Bubilu, Elam 9-140d.
Bubis, mt., Cauc. 5-551c.
tribe 10-280c.
Bublitz, Ger. 11-808 (F1).
Bubnell, Derby. 8-71d.
Bubo (bird): see Eagle-owl.
(med.) 27-984a.

Bubo ascalaphus: see Egyp
tian eagle owl.

letii 16-545.
nigrescens 8-915d.
Bubon 2-746d.

Bubonic plague: see under

Buccino, It.: see Volcei.
Buccinum: see Whelk.
-groenlandicum 21-848b.
Buccio di Ranallo 14-895a.
BUCCLEUCH, Dukes of 4-712c.
-, 1st duke of: see Mon-
mouth, James Scott, duke
of.

-, Henry, 3rd duke of 4-
712d; 25-255a.

Walter, 5th duke of 4-
712d: 9-561a.

Buccleuch, Can. 24-225 (B3).
- Scot. 24-412 (E4); 9-863d.
Bucco 2-824b; 8-494a.

Bucconidae (Bucconinae): see
Puff-bird.

Bucco-pharyngeal membrane
18-945c.

Bucecea, Rum. 23-826 (A1).

Brellas, Port. 16-772c; 28-
726d

BUCENTAUR 4-712d.

Bucephala (Jhelum), India
4-713b.

BUCEPHALUS 4-713a.

- Manger of: see Dikelit-
ashlar.
-polymorphus 27-244b (fig.).
BUCER, MARTIN 4-713b; 13-
366c; Calvin 5-72d; creeds
7-398d. 13-253c; Prayer
Book 22-263a.
Buceros bicornis: see Great
Indian hornbill.

-galeatus, scutatus, vigil:
* Helmet hornbill.
Bacerotes 20-326d.

Bucerotidae (Bucerotinae): see
Hornbill.

BUCH, CHRISTIAN LEO-
pold von, baron 4-713c;
agate 1-369a; andesite 1-
964c; Canary Islands 5-
172d, 5-173b; Jurassic sub-
division 15-569c; Neptunian
controversy 11-644c.
-Jean de Grailly, Captal
of: see Grailly.

- L. von 27-906d.

- lords of 12-49b.
Buha: see Pasha.
BUCHAN, Earls of 4-714a.
- Alexander Stewart, earl
of 4-714a; 24-438b; Elgin
cathedral 9-267a; Forres
castle 10-672b; illegitimate
descendants 25-911b.

- John Comyn, earl of 4-
714a; 6-822d; 1-52a.

- John Stewart, earl of 4-
714a; 24-439b. See also
Comyn family.

- Alexander 18-268c;
284c.

18-

- David 21-943d; 25-710c.

-,ELSPETH 4-714b.

-, PETER 4-714c.

Buchan, dist., Scot. 24-412

(F2); 1-49d; 21-299b.

-Vict. 28-38 (E2).
BUCHANAN, CLAUDIUS 4-
714c.

D. (cricketer) 7-440c.

- Dugald 5-637b.

Francis Hamilton 14-246a.
- Franklin 18-636d; 12-906d.
GEORGE 4-7140; 24-443c;
literary work 8-510c, 9-
705b.

Sir George 18-59b.

J. (manufacturer) 10-486d.
JAMES 4-716a; 27-704a;
John Slidell 25-241c; Mor-

mons 18-845c.

-, John 1-342c.

J. Y. 5-807d; 19-980c; 19-
91d.

-Maurice 9-267d.

- ROBERT WILLIAMS 4-

7lia.

-W. I. 2-461a.

-Messrs J. 25-700a.

Buchanan, Colo. 6-722 (G2).

-Ga. 11-752 (A2).

Kv. 15-740 (F2).

-Mich. 18-372 (D8).
-N.Dak. 19-780 (E-F2).

Scot. 25-928b.

- Va. 28-118 (C3).
-castle, Scot. 24-418 (C2).
-, lake, Queens. 2-960 (H4).
-pass, Colo. 6-722 (E1).

-Co., Ia. 14-732 (F2).
-Co., Mo. 18-608 (B2).
-Co., Va. 28-118 (B-C1).
deep, Atl.0. 2-855d.

-epoch: see Yarmouth epoch.
-medal 23-793c.

Buchard of Avesnes 10-479c.
BUCHAREST, Rum. 4-717c;
23-826 (C2); art collections
5-925c, 23-831b, 21-796b;
conference (1772) 27-453d;
defences 10-703c; treaty
(1812) 27-455d, 8-832a, 23-
8370, 25-997c; Turkish de-
feat (1771) 23-106b.
Buchau, Aus. 3-4 (C1).

Ger. (Bav.) 21-57c.
-, Ger. (Hohenzollern) 11-
808 (B4).

Buchan, Bullers of, rocks,
Soot.: see Bullers of Buchan.
Buchanga assimilis: see Dic-

rurus assimilis.
Buchan Ness, cape, Scot. 24-

412 (G2); 1-49d.

Buchan's exhaust cowl 27-

1010c.

Buchberg, Aus. 4-121d.

Switz. 26-242 (F1); 24-
311c.

Buchboden, Aus. 26-242 (H2).
Buch der neun Felsen (Mer-
swin) 19-126c.

Buchegg Berg, mt., Switz. 26-
242 (C2).

Buchelai, dist., Beds. 3-621c.
BUCHELER, FRANZ 4-718d.
Buchenberg, Ger. 26-242 (11).
Buchenstein beds (geol.) 27-
260d.

Bücher, K. 6-787a.

LOTHAR 4-718d.
Bücherlexikon (Kayser) 3-911a.
Bucherornamentik der Renais-
sance (Butsch) 4-224b.
Bucheta, Gr. 9-698c.
BUCHEZ, PHILIPPE

J. B.

Buch von der deutschen Poet-
erey (Boberfeld) 20-129d;
11-789b.

Buch

von der Tugend und
Weisheit (Alberus) 11-787b.
Buch von Troye (Würzburg)
27-318b.

Buchy, Fr. 10-778 (E2).

Buci, Robert de: see Robert
de Buci.

- Simon de 15-441d.
Bucina (bucinum): see Buc-
cina.

Bucinobantes, tribe 1-468b.
BUCK, CARL DARLING 4-
720b.

-, DUDLEY 4-720b; 19-83a.
-, Sir George 23-222b.
H. A. 14-242a.

John and Thomas 4-217d.
Remi de 4-178a.
Victor de 4-178a.

Buck, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

-, isl., N.Y. 16-94b.

-, lake, Can. 1-500 (B2).

-, lake, Oreg. 20-242 (C5).

-, mt., Cal. 5-8 (B1).

-, mt., Pa.: see Nescopeck.
mt., Vt. 19-490 (A3).
BUCK (dict.) 4-720c.
(poker) 21-900c.

(tree) 3-638b.

Buck-board 4-720c.
Buck Creek, Ind. 14-422 (D4).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (G4).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (E8).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (G1).
Creek, riv., Ind. 14-422 (E7).
Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (C4).
Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (E1).
Creek, riv., Okla. 20-58 (F3).
Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690 (L4).
Buckden, Hunts. 9-424 (IV.
B2): 13-953b.
- Yorks. 9-416 (II. C1).

Buckau, Ger. (Magdeburg)
17-301a.

Buckbarrow Crag, Cumb. 9-

12-119a; 21-263b.

412 (I. B4).
720c.

(Bog-bean) 4-

Pike, mt., Yorks. 9-412
(I. D4); 21-105a.
BUCKEBURG, Ger. 4-720d;
11-808 (B2); 2-421c.
BUCKERIDGE, JOHN 4-720d.
Bucket, riv., Scot. 8-406b.
Bucket and plunger pump
14-107a.

ladder dredger 8-563a.
BUCKETSHOP (dict.) 4-720d.
Buckeye, Ala. 1-460 (D2).
Ariz. 2-544 (B3).
Cal. 5-8 (B1).
Ia. 14-732 (D2).
Ind. 14-422 (G3).
Kan. 15-654 (E1).
Ky. 15-740 (D3).
Wash. 28-354 (H2).
lake, O. 20-26 (E5).
Buckeye (tree): see California
buckeye.

Buckeye City, O. 20-26 (F4).
Buckeystown, Md. 17-828

(E2).

Buckfast Abbey, Dev. 2-730c;
8-134d.

Buckfastleigh, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
E3); 15-815d; 2-730c; geo-
logy 8-132d.
Buckfield, Me. 17-434 (B4).
Buckhannon, W.Va. 28-560

(C3).

Buckhart, Ill. 14-304 (C4).
Buckhaven, Scot. 24-418 (E-
F2); 10-330d; 28-517c.
Buckhead, Ga. 11-752 (C2).

Creek, riv., Ga. 11-752 (D3).
Buck-hill, riv., Can. 22-724
(B2).

BUCKHOLDT,

JOHANN 4-
721a; 1-904b; 15-869a.
Buckholm, Scot. 24-418 (F3).
Buckholm grits (geol.) 16-
829b.

Buckholts, Tex. 26-690 (K5).
Buckhorn, Ky. 15-740 (E3).
-, falls, N.C. 22-871d.

-

Creek, riv., N.J. 19-502
(B2).

Buckhounds, Royal: see Royal
buckhounds.

Buckhout, G. E. 14-242a.
Buckhurst, barons of see De
La Warr (family) and Dor-
set, earls of.
Buckhurst Hill, Ess. 16-943
(E2); 6-233a; 9-784d.
BUCKIE, Scot. 4-721b; 24-
412 (F2).

- Burn, riv., Scot. 4-721b;
3-314a.

Bucking (bleaching) 4-49d.
BUCKINGHAM, Earls, Mar-
quesses and Dukes of 4-721b.
Edward Stafford, 3rd duke
of 4-727b; 25-755d; college
founded 5-93a, 9-529a.
-, George Nugent Temple
Grenville, 1st marquess of
4-721d; 26-602a.

GEORGE VILLIERS, 1st
duke of 4-722b; 9-536c;
2-70b; Bacon supported
3-141b; Hormuz indemnity
13-695a; Laud's friendship
16-277a.

GEORGE VILLIERS, 2nd
duke of 4-724d; Butler's
satire 4-886a; proxy-votes
22-517d.

-, HENRY STAFFORD, 2nd
duke of 4-726d; 9-522c;
Sackville's poem 8-432d.

Colo. 6-722 (F1).
Fla. 10-540 (E5).
Ill. 14-304 (D2).
Queens. 2-960 (F4).
Va. 28-118 (D3).
canal, India 14-382 (113-
11); 17-291d; 19-352d.
Buckingham and Chandos,

Palace, Lond. 16-938 (E2);
16-942c.

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Earls
of 4-728b.

Robert Hobart, 4th earl
of 4-728c: 7-648a.
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,

Co.,

Buckler (Roman armour) 2-
585c.

Buckley, Samuel 26-883a; 27-
12b; 19-554d.

Sigebert 3-722d.
Buckley, Ill. 14-304 (D3).
Mich. 18-372 (E5).
Wales 9-428 (V. E1); 10-
522b.

Wash. 28-354 (H4).
mt., N.C. 19-771b.
Buckley v. Rice Thomas 10-
81a.

Bucklin, Kan. 15-654 (C3).
Mo. 18-608 (D2).
Bucklow, Ches. 6-91b.
Buckman, Edwin 16-786b.
-, S. S. 20-584a.
Buckman bill (U.S. 1905) 10-
543d.

Buckmaster, pond, Mass. 17-
852 (A4).
Buckminster, Joseph 13-39a.
, Joseph Stevens 13-39a;
10-8b.

Bucknall, Lincs. 9-416 (II. G3).
Bucknall S.S. Line 25-859b.
Bucknell, Salop 9-428 (V. E3);
23-586 (E3).

University, Pa.(Lewisburg)
16-524c.

BUCKNER, SIMON BOLIVAR
4-732d; 6-503b.
Buckner, Ark. 2-552 (B4).

Ky. 15-740 (C2).
Mo. 18-608 (B2).
Va. 28-118 (E3).

Creek, riv., Kan.
(B3-2).

Buck Run, riv., Pa. 21-106
(H7).

Bucksburn, Scot. 1-51b.
Bucks Co., Pa. 21-106 (M5 and
M6).

Bucks Harbor, Me. 17-434
(E4).

Buckshorn, Joseph 16-408b.
Buckshot War (U.S. 1838) 21-
112c.

Buckshutem, swamp, N.J. 19-
502 (B5).

Buckskin, Ind. 14-422 (C8).
Bucksport, Me. 17-434 (D4).
BUCKSTONE, JOHN BALD-
win 4-733a; 19-89b.

15-654

Bucknil (colonel): anchor 1-
949b.

Lucy Isabella 4-733b.
Bucksville, Pa. 21-106 (M5).
Buck Swamp, riv., S.C. 25-
500 (E2).

BUCKTHORN 4-733b; geologi.
cal age 7-417d.
Bucktown, Md. 17-828 (G4).
Buck-wagon 4-720c.
BUCKWHEAT 4-733c; bread

Buck of Cabrach, mt., Scot.
24-412 (E2); 1-50a.
Buckow, Aus. : see Busch-
tehrad.

-, Ger. 3-788 (map).
Buck Pond, lake, N.H. 19-490
(E1).

BUCKRAM 4-733a.

Buck Run, riv., O. 20-26
(D4).

4-467b; cake 5-153c; Eng-
land (16th cent.) 1-391d;
Europe 9-913c; food value
7-216b; France 10-781c;
Italy 15-9a; pollination 22-
26d; U.S. 1-418a.
Bucoleon, harbour, Constanti-
nople 7-7b.

-, palace, Constantinople 7-5c.
Bucolici, tribe 5-462b.
BUCOLICS 4-733d: Alexan-

drian School 1-574c; Bion
3-956b; Daphnis 7-826a;
Moschus 18-891b; Theo
critus 26-761a; Virgil 28-
113a. See also Pastoral
Poetry.

Bucolic war (Egypt) 9-89b.
Bucorax (Bucorvus):

Ground-hornbill.

see

Bucorvinae 13-706d.
Bucota, Wash. 28-354 (C3).
Bucov, Rum. 23-826 (C2).
Bucquet, J. B. M. 10-751b.
Bucquoi, count of: see
Bouquoi.

Bucsecs, mt., Aus. 27-212a.
Bucton, castle, Brit. 18-903b.
Buctouche, Can. 19-465 (C1).

bay, Can. 19-465a.
Bucuresci: see Bucharest.
BUCYRUS, O. 4-733d; 20-26
(D-E3).

Buczacz, Aus. 3-4 (12); 11-
(1672) 27-

402b; treaty
451b, 15-443a.
Buczy, Emile 13-927a.
Bud, Nor. 19-804 (B1).
Bud (bot.) 10-554a; angio-
sperms 2-10c; leaf-bud 16-
322c (fig.), 16-328a, 25-
876a; morphological rank
18-867a; propagation 13-
742d, 13-755a, 2-13a.
Buda (Ofen), Hung. : see Buda.
pest.

Ill. 14-304 (C2).
Tex. 26-690 (I-K5).
Buda (dict.) 11-414b.
Budaeus :

:

see Budé, Guil-
laume.
-, J. F.: see Buddeus, J. F.
Buda kale see Kale.
Budan, Baba 14-391b.
Budani, Monten. 18-767 (A1).
Budantsar (myth.) 18-712d.
Budaörs, Hung. 3-4 (F3).
BUDAPEST, Hung. 4-734a;
3-4 (F3); assault on (1602)
26-977a; fire service 10-
413c; hospitals 24-631b;
jockey club 13-737c; libra-
ries 16-570b; meteorology
13-896a; mineral waters
18-521c; Mongol capture
18-713c; opera house 26-
733b; Parliament buildings
2-432b (plan) 2-428 (Pl.
IX.); Penitentiary Congress
(1905) 22-369b; Roman
Colony 20-680c; savings
bank 10-218c; siege (1684)
5-934c; underground rail-
way 22-857d; university 27-
758d, 27-770b.
'Budapest (battleship) 24-
904d.