pub-

26-
14-

254c.
CHARACTER (dict.) 5-856a.
Characterie: An Arte of Shorte,
Swifte and Secrete Writing by
Character (1588) (Bright) 24-
1008d.
Characteristic

(math.) 16-

-

Stilt.

morinellus: see Dotterel.
oedicnemus: see Stone-
curlew.
-pluvialis: see Golden plo-

17-223c.

Chare Thursday: see Maundy
Thursday.

Charette, François Athanase
19-733c.

Charford, Hants.: battle (508)
5-760c.
Charforon, mt., Alps 1-742d.
pass, Alps 1-742d.
CHARGE (dict.) 5-859a.

(Paris Bourse) 25-933c.
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES
859b; 8-299b.
Charger (rifle) 1-875c;

327d; 23-329b.

5-

23-

Charges (heraldry) 13-324a:
see also Ordinaries.
Chargeurs Réunis (steamship
line) 25-859b.

CHARGING ORDER (law) 5-
859b.

Chargosh, pass, C.Asia 14-376
(E1).

Chargut, lake, Tib. 6-168 (D3);

Charas (spirit) 14-389b.
26-925b.
-(drug) 13-264b; 3-844a;|
16-531c.

-

Charasia, Afg.: battle (1879)|
1-317d.

Chara stelligera 23-121b.
Charat Singh (chief) 12-713a.
Charatz (thrasher) 26-887b.
Charavines, Fr. 28-177b.
Charax, Asia 23-648 (G3).
-, Pal.: see Kerak.
Charaxus (brother of Sappho)
24-202c; 12-510b.
Charbanus, mts., Asia 9-140d.
Charbar, Pers. 21-188 (D3).
Charboli, riv., Afg. 24-593a.
Charbon (vine disease):
Anthracnose.
Charbonel, mt., Alps 1-742c.
Charbon symptomatique (dis-
ease) 28-10a.
Charca de la Albuera, reservoir,
Sp.: see Proserpina, Lago
de.

CHARIBERT (Frankish king)

5-859c; 10-805b.
Chariclea (Greek heroine) 13-
223b.

CHARIDEMUS (Greek mer-
cenary) 5-859c; 27-315c.
Chari group (geol.) 15-569b;
5-59a.

Chariguriqua, tribe: see Gri-
griqua.

Charikar, Afg. 1-307 (E2);
siege (1841) 22-212d.
Charina 25-289b; 23-152c.
-bottae 23-174d.
Charing, Kent 9-424 (IV. D4);
5-860a, 2-732a.
CHARING CROSS, Lond. 5-
859d; 16-938 (C2).

Cross, Euston and Hamp-
stead Railway 27-409a.
-Cross Hospital, Lond. 16-
946c.

CHARIOT 5-860a; 5-401c;
Egyptian 9-44b; Roman 6-
390d.

(VI. F2); geology 25-389a. State Board of 5-16b.
Chard (bot.) 5-324c.
CHARITON (Greek author) 5-
Chardak, Asia M. 16-136b.
860c; 12-515c.
Chardeh: see Chahardar. Chariton, Ia. 14-732 (D3).
CHARDIN, JEAN SIMEON 5-, riv., Ia. 14-732 (D4).
857c; 20-178d; 20-477
(Pl. X.); 20-891a.
-, SIR JOHN (traveller) 5-
857c; on compass 6-807b;
cuneiform inscription 7-
629d; Isfahan 14-870a; on
Mandaeans 17-555a.
Chardjui, C.Asia: see Charjui.
Chardon, O. 20-26 (H1).
Chardonay (vine): see Pineau.
Chardonne, Switz. 26-242
(B4).

Chardonnet, Comte H. de 16-
657c.

868b; of curves 7-663b; of Chardonnet, Aiguille du, mt.,

dynamo 8-776b; of group
12-635c.

chain (math.) 8-232d.

Alps 1-743b.

pass, Alps 1-743d.
Chardonnet and Lehner's pro-

function (dynamics) 8-7638. cess 5-609c.
Characteristics of Men, Man- Chardstock, Dev. 9-430 (VI.

ners, Opinions, Times

764b.

G2).

(1711) (Shaftesbury) 24- Chare (carriage) 5-402d.
Characterization (drama) 8-
CHARENTE, dept., Fr. 5-857d;
10-778 (E5); brandy 4-428d;
478b;
Chinese 8-485a; Purbeckian beds 22-658b.
-, riv., Fr. 10-778 (D5); 10-
777b.

Indian 8-483b; Shakes-

pearean 8-523b.

Character of a Trimmer (Hali- CHARENTE

fax) 12-842c.

Characters (Theophrastus) 9-
628b; 21-162d; 26-787b.
CHARADE (dict.) 5.8568.
Charadra, riv., Epirus: see

Luro.

Charadrae, Gr. 12-440 (C4),
Charadrii 20-326c.

Charadriidae: see Plover.

INFERIEURE,
dept., Fr. 5-858a; 10-778
(D5); brandy 4-428d.
Charenton, La. 17-54 (a7).
fort, Fr. 10-778 (C6).

Fr.

CHARENTON-LE-PONT,
5-858c; 10-778 (C6).
Charentonne, riv., Fr. 3-799d.
Charenton-sur-Cher, Fr.

778 (F4).

10-

Charadriiformes 3-973b; 3- CHARES (general) 5-858d; 7-

9770; 20-326a.

Charadriomorphae 20-323c.

Charadriornithes 20-3268.

961d; 26-991b.

CHARES (Sculptor) 5-859a;
23-259b; 12-490d.

-, riv., Mo. 18-608 (D2).
Co., Mo. 18-608 (C-D2).
CHARITY AND CHARITIES
5-860c; cy-près principle 7-
693b; effect on wages 28-
233c; in ancient Rome 5-
865c; social settlements 25-
308d.

Charity Commission 5-882d.
– (endowed): see Endowed
charity.
Organization Society 5-
885a; New York 17-74a;
savings banks 24-245b.
School: see Schools.
CHARIVARI (dict.) 5-891b.
- (periodical) 7-849a; 5-332d.
Charjui, C.Asia 27-420 (C4);
2-741a, 27-172a.

176d; Petrarch 21-312d;
Poles, capture by 5-447b;
Siena 25-50c.
CHARLES V. (emperor)5-899c;
9-3540; 11-851d, Algerian
bull-
expedition 1-650a;
fighter 4-789c; Castilian
rising 20-444a; council of
Trent 27-247c; election as
emperor 9-175b; English
relations 9-528c, 28-779c;
French relations 10-826c;
Ghent 11-920b; Golden
Fleece 15-862a; in Italy 15-
41b; Medici family 18-35d;
Netherlands 19-416c; por-
trait (Titian) 20-475c, 20-471
(Plate); Spanish dominions
25-550; Tunis captured 27-
392d; Turkey and Venice
27-452b; Utrecht bought
27-826b.

church organization 6-339d;
coinage 19-898c; commen-
dation of lands 10-299a;
crown 7-516a; dalmatic of 9-
311b (fig.); Einhard's Life
9-135a; empire: see Caro-
lingian Empire; Frisians
subjugated 11-234c; Gallican
liturgy suppressed 16-797b;
Harun al Rashid and 5-45c,
5-284a; Homiliarium 13-
644d; Italian policy 15-28d;
Jerusalem 7-525a; Jews
under 15-405a; libraries
founded 16-548d; military
system 2-596a; name 26-
1028b; palace at Ingelheim
14-563b; papal relations 16-
432d, 23-665b; regalia 21-
796c; Salic laws emended 24-
68d; Saxon wars 24-265a, 24-
267b; silken wrapping 28-
451c; tomb opened 20-374d;-VI. (emperor) 5-905a; 3-9b;
writing reforms 20-577a.
CHARLEMAGNE: Legends

- (of Durazzo): see Charles
III. (of Naples).
-II. ("the Bald," emperor)
5-897d; 10-811c; Bible 27-
326a; capitularies 5-283a;
Giry's study of 12-510;
Hincmar 13-4770; Louis
the German 17-31c.
-III. ("the Fat," emperor)
5-898c; 10-812c; 11-833d;
17-9c; tomb 23-49a.

(emperor) 5-898d; 9-
927h; 11-848a; Bohemia
4-125a; Brandenburg 4-
421b; French alliance 10-
821c: Landfriedensbund 26-

11-861a; Belgium under 3-
674c; Golden Fleece 15-
862b; Hungary under 13-
914d; Naples 14-583b;
Ostend company 20-357a;
Ripperda's embassy 23-
365d; Russian relations 21-
291a; Spanish Succession
war 25-607a.

-VII. (emperor) 5-905c; 11-

-

-

---

861c; Austrian Succession
war 3-40c; Bavaria 3-548b;
order of St George 15-864a.
(OF FLANDERS) 5-933d;
10-479a.

I. and II. (of France) 5-916d.
III. (of France) 5-916d; 10-
812d; 21-179a.

IV. (of France) 5-917a; 10-
819b; 9-502b.

-V. (of France) 5-917c; 10-
820d; 20-702c; library 16-
551a; Paris under 20-816c;
Pisan, Christine de 21-647b.
-VI. (of France) 5-919a; 10-
821d; Arles 2-558b; Paris
under 20-816c; playing
cards 5-325a.

-

VII. (of France) 5-920a; 10-
822c; Basin's history 3-
480a; Burgundy 21-387c;
Coeur 6-645b; Joan of Arc
15-420c; Languedoc under
16-180c; Poitiers acquired
21-898c.

-VIII. (of France) 5-921a;
10-825b; Italian expedition
15-40a, 1-554a, 10-536d, 19-
184d; papacy 20-707c;
Perkin Warbeck 28-316d;
plot against 6-774b.
-IX. (of France) 5-921b; 10-
829b; Provence 22-505d;
Saint Bartholomew 23-
1017b.

-X. (of France) 5-921d; 10-
864d; 4-326 (table); 10-
865a; comparison with
Louis XVIII. 17-48c; duel
with Condé 6-842b; Fontan's
attack 10-607b; Jesuits 15-
347a.

-

-

-

(Charles Martel, Frankish
ruler) see Charles Martel.
(of Gelderland) 11-556d; 2-
629d; 8-574b; monument
2-629c; Utrecht 27-826a.
-I. (of Great Britain) 5-906a;
9-537a; 14-777c; 24-449c;
army 2-612a; Bulstrode's
memoirs 4-795d; cipher
letters 7-566a; Cromwell 7.
490d; execution 7-490d;
Henrietta Maria 13-272c;
Joanna Bridges 26-170a;
letters 4-851c; medals 18-
3b; militia 18-450a; Milton
18-485d; Montrose 18-793c;
navy 19-303c; papacy 28-
708b; parliament 20-842d;
portrait 2-670d; ship-money
24-982b; statue 24-500a.
See also Great Rebellion.
II. (of Great Britain) 5-
912b; 9-539d; 24-450d;
14-778c; Bombay acquired
4-184c; boroughs 4-271d;
Bulstrode's memoirs 4-795d;
Bunyan's praise 4-805a;
Catherine of Braganza 5-
531b; Catholic confederacy
2-152c; civil war 12-418d,
24-857a; coffee-houses sup
pressed 6-567a; crown 7-
517c; costume 7-2410;
Hobbes 13-547c, 13-550d;
horse-racing 13-728a; James
de la Cloche 16-50d; Lauder.
dale 16-279c; Marvell's
satires 17-806d; medals 18-
4d; miniature 18-526 (Pl. I
fig. 8); navy 19-304a, 24-
555c; Nell Gwyn 12-750c;
popish plot 19-938d; Ports-
mouth, duchess of 22-131d;
purveyance 22-666d; Rich
mond, duchess of 23-311d:

yachts 28-890c.

CHARLES (CHARLES

ED.

ward, of Great Britain): see
Charles Edward.

(of Hesse-Cassel) 13-410d;
5-458b; 5-457d.

(of Hohenzollern-Sigmarin-
gen): see Charles (of Ru
mania).

-(Charles Frederick, of Hol
stein-Gottorp) 24-336c; 15-

866b.

- (Charles Peter, of Holstein-
Gottorp): see Peter III. (of
Russia).

-I. (of Ilungary) 5-922c; 13-
904c; 15-421d.

see

II. (of Hungary):
Charles III. (of Naples).
- 1. (of Lorraine) 5-934a; 17-
10a; 5-381d; claims Frank-
ish throne 10-813d, 13-858b.
II. or I. (of Lorraine) 5-
934a; 17-10d.

III. or II. (of Lorraine) 5-
934b; 17-11a; 6-198b; 10-
832b.

IV. or III. (of Lorraine) 5-
934b; 11-248b;
Ireland 6-122a;
Years' war 28-357a.

17-11b;
Thirty

V. or IV. (of Lorraine) 5-
934b; 17-11c; campaigns
8-734c, 3-8d, 12-343c.

- (CARDINAL OF LOR-
raine) 5-936a; 10-829a; 12-
699c; 12-702; chambre
ardente 5-823c; colloquy
of Poissy 21-897b; council
of Trent 7-400a; Meudon
château 18-314d.

(PRINCE OF LORRAINE)
5-936b; military career 3-,
40d: 24-715d; 16-505a;
13-570d; Netherlands 3-
674d.

I. (of Mantua) 12-236a; 5-
945d.

-II, (of Mantua) 12-236a;
19-457b.

--

-

- (of Mecklenburg-Strelitz)
17-1020a; 17-52d.

-I. (of Monaco) 18-685b.

III. (of Monaco) 15-865d;
18-685a.

-

(of Münsterberg) 4-127d.

I. (of Naples and Sicily) 5-
923a; 21-381b; crusade
7-544c, 7-545a; in Italy 10-
532a, 15-35b, 19-183c;
Malta acquired 17-511c;
Order of the Crescent 7-
411c; Provence 22-504d;
Rome 23-675a; Sicily under
25-35a; war with Byzantium
18-360a.

II. (of Naples and Sicily) 5-
923d; 19-183d; 20-699c;
Provence under 22-505a.
-III. (of Naples) 19-184b;
22-505b; 23-680b; in Hun-
gary 13-905c.

(Charles William, of Nassau
Usingen) 19-251b.

II. (of Navarre) 5-924b; 25-
572a; claims French throne
9-502b.

-III. (of Navarre) 5-925a;
25-572a.

IV. (of Navarre): see
Charles (of Viana).

(Charles, &c., of the Pala-
tinate): see Charles Louis,
Charles Philip.

-II. (of Parma) 5-934d; 4-
327; 20-850d.

- XII. (of Sweden) 5-929c;
26-205d; 12-262b;
paigns 2-16d, 19-242d, 21-
629a; coins 19-902d; liter-
ary interests 26-216d,

- XIII. (of Sweden and Nor-
way) 5-931c; 26-210a; 12-
737b; order of 15-867a.
-XIV. (of Sweden and Nor-
way) 5-931d; 19-810c; 26-
210a; Crusenstolpe's in-
fluence 7-552c; military
carcer 19-216d; 28-244b.
-XV. (of Sweden and Nor-
way) 5-932c; 19-812c; 26-
211a.

- (OF VALOIS) 5-936d; 2-
57d; in Aragon 5-923d; in
Florence 10-532d; in Sicily
11-57d.

- (Charles
Vermland) 5-931d.

Adolphus,

of

(OF VIANA) 5-937a; 14-
859a; 15-440c.

(of Westergötland) 20-346d.
I. (of Württemberg) 28-
859a.

Alexander,
Württemberg) 28-858b.
(Charles Eugene, of Würt-
temberg) 28-858c.

(of Zweibrücken) 3-548c.
Charles (conjuror) 6-944d.
David 5-78a.

CHARLES, ELIZABETH 5-
937b.

-, J. A. C. 5-937c; 14-163b;
1-262d.

Robert Henry 26-667a.
THOMAS 5-937c; 5-77c.
William 5-334d.

Charles, cape, Va. 16-636d;
28-118 (F3).

isl., Can. 5-160 (03).
isl., Conn. 6-952 (C5).

, fort, Ire. 14-744 (C5); 15-
824d.

isl., Pac.O. 25-486 (A-B4).
lake, La. 16-90b.

-, mt., Ire. 8-413c.

-, riv., Mass. 17-852 (E2); 4-
292a.

-, riv., R.I. 23-249 (B3).

sound, N.Z. 19-624 (A6).
CHARLES ALBERT (of Sar-
dinia) 5-938c; 15-49c; 15-
50b; 24-256; army 2-622a;
Austrian war 14-913c;
Memorie Segrete 6-353a;
orders 15-865c; plot against
10-936d.

--

-

Alexander (of Saxe-Wei-
mar-Eisenach) 24-263a.

– AUGUSTUS (of Saxe-Wei-
mar) 5-939c; 4-863b;

Goethe 12-183d.
Charles City, Ia. 14-732 (E1);
14-735b.

-

-

-

- City, Va. 28-118 (E-F3).
- City
Co., Va. 28-118
(E-F3).

Co., Md. 17-828 (E-F3).
Creek, riv., Mont. 14-276
(G1-2).

Louis (of the Palatinate)
20-595c.
Charles Frederick, order of 15-
863d.
Charles Louis, mts., N.G. 19-
487 (B2); 19-487b.
CHARLES MARTEL 5-942c;
10-808b; 5-381c; feudal-
ism 10-298d; German
tribes subdued 11-832c;
legends 5-895a, 11-468a, 23-
96c.

"Charles Martel " (battleship)|
24-902b.

Charles Mix Co., S.Dak. 25-506
(G4).

Mound, mt., Ill. 14-304b.
Charles (III.), Order of 15-
866d.

Charles Philip (of the Palatin-
ate) 20-595d.

Charles River, Mass. 17-852
(A4).

Charles's law 11-542d.

- Wain 5-896b; 27-802c.
Charles the Bald: see Charles
II. (emperor).

(C2); 22-

the Great:

magne.

the Simple: see Charles III.
(of France).

Charleston, Árk. 2-552 (B2).
la. 14-732 (F4).
CHARLESTON, Ill. 5-943a;
14-304 (D4).

Me. 17-434 (C-D3).
Miss. 18-600 (B1).
Mo. 18-608 (G5).
Nev. 5-8 (F1).
N.Z. 19-624 (C4).
Okla. 20-58 (B1).
CHARLESTON, S.C. 5-943b;
25-500 (D-E4); artesian

wells 28-505d; cotton trade
7-267c; Democratic conven-
tion (1860) 27-704d, 4-716d;
earthquake 8-818a; horse-
race 13-734d; Huguenot
church 22-291a; jetty har-
bour 12-936d; sieges 1-
822b, 3-599a, 22-640c.
- Tenn. 26-620 (G2).

Utah 27-814 (C2).
Wash. 28-354 (A4).
CHARLESTON, W.Va. 5-945a;
28-560 (B3).

harbour, S.C. 25-500 (E4).
lake, Ont. 19-596 (D-E1).
mt., Nev. 5-8 (F3).
"Charleston" (ship) 25-597c.
Charleston Association 3-377a.
Charleston Co., S.C. 25-500
(D4-E3).
Charlestown, Ind. 14-498 (F8).
Ire. 14-744 (C3).
Lancs. 17-545 (map).
CHARLESTOWN, Mass. 5-
945b; 17-852 (B4); 4-291a;
4-799a.

Md. 17-828 (H1).
N.II. 19-490 (C5).
R.I. 23-249 (B3).
Scot. (Banff) 25-646b.
Scot. (Fife) 10-330c.

W.I. 28-544 (F3); 19-
459a.

W.Va. 28-560 (F2).
inlet, R.I. 23-249 (B3).
Charles XII., isl., Arct. 25-
709b.

Charlesville, Pa. 21-106 (F6).
Charlesworth, Hermann 4.
199c.

Charlesworth, Derby. 28-933
(B3).

CHARLET, NICOLAS TOUS-
saint 5-945c; caricatures 5-
332c.

Charleton, Walter 1-932b.

-

-

-

ruins 16-924d.

-, fort, Scot. 16-485d.
harb., Fla. 10-540 (D5).
isl., Pac.O.: see Apaiang.
lake, N.Y. 19-596 (B4).
, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (3).
Amalie, W.I. 24-49a.

- Co., Va. 28-118 (D3).
"Charlotte Dundas (steam-
boat) 25-823a; 24-870d.
Charlotte Hall, Md. 17-828
(F4).

----

- Harbor, Fla. 10-540 (D4).
- Head, cape, N.S.W. 19-538
(G3).

Charlottenberg, Swed. 26-190
(B2).

Charlottenborg, palace, Copen-
hagen 7-96c.
CHARLOTTENBURG, Ger. 5-
946c; 11-808 (D2); 3-788
(map); porcelain works 5-
757c.

Swed. 25-935 (A1).
Institution, Berlin 26-491c;
28-479d.
Charlottesville, Can. 18-522c.
Ind. 14-422 (F5).
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. 5-
916d; 28-118 (D2-3); ob-
servatory 19-959c; uni-
versity: see under Virginia.
CHARLOTTETOWN, Can. 5-
947a; 19-831 (C1); confer-
ence (1864) 22-346a; indus-
tries 22-345c; municipal
system 22-345a.
Charlotte Town, W.I.: see
Gouyave.

- Water, S.Aus. 2-960 (E5).
Charlson, N.Dak. 19-780 (B1).
Charlton, Sir J. 25-615d.

John (artist) 20-502a.
Lewis 13-355b.

Charlton, Kent 16-938 (E3);
8-453d.

Mass. 17-852 (C-D2).
Oxon. 20-416a.

Wilts. 9-420 (III. C3).
isl., Can. 5-160 (05).
Abbots, Glos. 9-420 (III.
C3).

- City, Mass. 17-852 (C2).
Co., Ga. 11-752 (D5).
Depot, Mass. 17-852 (C-
D2).

- Heights, Md. 17-828 (D3).
Horethorne, Som. 9-430
(VI. H1).

House, mansion, Kent 2-
418d.

House, mansion, Wilts. 28-
700d.

- Kings, Glos. 9-420 (III.
C3); population 12-134b.
Mackrell, Som. 9-430 (VI.
G1).

-, South, Northumb. 9-412
(E2).
Charlwood, Sur. 9-424 (IV.
B4).

Charly, Fr. 10-778 (F3).
-, Ger. 18-310 (plan).
CHARM (dict.) 5-947a; amu-
lets 1-899b; evil eye 10-21d;|
fetishism 10-295b; gems 11-
568c Scottish-Gaelic collec-
tion 5-639b.
Charmes, Fr. 10-778 (H3).
Charmette, pass, Fr. 5-955a.
Charmey, Switz. 26-242 (C3)..
Charmian, Pa. 21-106 (H6).
Charmides (Plato) 21-811d.

CHARNOCKITE 5-947d.
Charnoy, Belg.: see Charleroi.
CHARNWOOD FOREST, Leics.

5-948a; 9-416 (II. E4);
geology 9-413b, 16-393d, 22-
266d.
Charny, Léonor, comte de 23-
1017b.

-, Philippe de Chabot, count
of see Chabot, Philippe de.
Charny, Fr. (Meuse) 10-778
(G3).

-, Fr. (Yonne) 28-923b.
Charog, C.Asia 20-420c.
Charol, lake, Tib. 23-924d.
Charolais (Charolois), Charles,
count of: see Charles the
Bold of Burgundy.

- (Burgundian herald) 16-
95a.

Charolais, dist., Fr. 5-948a.
-, mts., Fr. 10-778 (G4); 5-
777d.

CHAROLLES, Fr. 5-948a; 10-
778 (G4).
CHARON (myth.) 5-948b.

12-502b.
Charondes, tribe 8-28a.
Charonia, caves, Asia M.: see
Plutonia.

Charonne, Paris 20-804 (F2).
Charontas: see Charos.
Charontidae 2-306a; 21-38a.
Charophyta: see Stoneworts.
Charos (myth.) 5-948b; 22-
456d.

Chârost, duke and marquess
of: see under Bethune
(family).

Chârost, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Charpentier, Alexandre 24-
51ib.

- FRANCOIS 5-948c; 1-103c.
Gustave 8-275c.

de Cossigny, Jules François
1-367d.

Charqui: see Jerked beef.
Charran, Turk.As.

Harran.

see

Charrha (Charrhae, Charrhan),
Turk.As.: see Harran.
CHARRIERE, AGNES ISA-
belle Emilie de 5-948c.
Charrin, B. J. Albert 3-178b.
Charrington, Harold 20-644c.
Char roads 5-827b.
Charroi de Nimes, Le 12-693d.
CHARRON, PIERRE 5-948d;
scepticism 24-308a.
Charroux, Fr. 10-778 (E4);
abbey ruins 28-56a; synod
1-505d.
CHARRUA, tribe 5-949c; skin
colour 25-190c; linguistic
family 1-811d; in Uruguay
27-807d.
Charsadda, India 14-622a.
Charsfeld, Suff. 9-424 (IV.
E2).
Charshamba, val., Afg. 1-
306d.

CHART 5-949d; admiralty
issue 19-293c; early use 19-
286d.
Charta bombycina (dict.) 20-
725c.
Charta-tsang-po, riv., Tib. 26-
916 (C2-1); 4-387c.
Charte d'Oleroun des jugge
mentz de la mier, La 24-
535d.
Charter, Rhod. 25-466 (K2);
23-260 (C3).

-, dist., Rhod. 23-260 (K2).
, isl., Bucks.: see Magne

Carta, isl.

SHARTER 5-950b; 8-302b;|
Anglo-Saxon 8-305d; corpor-
ation 7-191a; English 8-
306a; Scots law 28-848a.
- The Great: see Magna

instructions given on Page 1.

-Company, South Africa:
sce British South Africa
Company.

Charterer (dict.) 1-302c.
Chartergrove, Ill. 14-304 (D1).
Chartergus 28-360b.

Charter hand: see Court hand.
CHARTERHOUSE, Lond. 5-
9524; 16-938 (F1); hospital
5-9538; monastery 17-591c,
5-132d; 9-531b; revels
Cfice 23-222a; staircase 2-

419a.

Shool 5-953a; racquets
22-782d; Thackeray 26-
710a.

- The, Yorks. 13-870b.

Hinton, Som. 5-952d.
-or-Mendip, Som. 9-430 (VI.
G1); lead 18-126a.
Carteris, Henry 8.445c.
-amily): see under Wemyss,
carls of.

Carter-land: see Bocland.
Carter Oak, Conn. 6-956a.
-05, Ia. 14-732 (B2).
CHARTER-PARTY 5-953a; 1-

b; broker's commission
4-651b; days 7-876a.
Coder Rolls 22-960b.
CHARTERS TOWERS, Queens.
5-253a; 2-960 (II3).
Cartes, Ecole des, Fr. 8-301a.
Cartham, Kent 9-424 (IV.
E: church 15-739c.
CHARTIER, ALAIN 5-953b;
11-119d; ballades 3-264c.
-, Jean 5-953b.

-de Lotbinière, Eustache
Gaspard Michel: see Lot-
binere.

Chartiers, Pa.: see Carnegie.
-Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (D7);
5-8650.

Chartierville, Can. 19-490 (E1).
CHARTISM 5-953c; 28-30b;
Bruningham riots 3-988b;
petition (1848) 9-503a.
Chartism (Carlyle) 5-352a.
Chartley Castle, Staffs. 9-416
(II. (4); 25-759c.
-Hall, Staffs.

Cattle 20-398d.

24-1023b;

Chart next Sutton-Valence,

Kent 15-739a.

Chartres, dukes of see under

Orleans, dukes or.
-Renault de 5-920b.

-, Pliny Earle 1-656a.
-, SALMON PORTLAND
955c; 6-746d.

-, SAMUEL 5-956b.

22-

100b; VOWS 5-601c. See
also Celibacy.

7-95b;

Chastleton House, mansion,
Oxon. 2-419a.
Chasuarii, tribe 11-830c.
CHASUBLE 5-959a;
12-568a.
Chasuta, Pongo de, gorge,
Peru 21-267a.

5- Chat, Russ.As. 21-189d.
-, mt., Alps 1-742b.
Chat (bird): see Wheat-ear.
(min.) 18-610b.
Chatachura, India 14-376 (P7).
Chataignerie, François de Vi-

WILLIAM MERRITT 5-
956d.

Chase, Ind. 14-422 (C3).
Kan. 15-654 (D2).
Md. 17-828 (G2).
Mich. 18-372 (E6).

William of: see William of
Chartres.

CHARTRES, Fr. 5-954b; 10-
178(E3); Childebert 6-137a;

20-

Franco-German War
2sed; Hunald 13-892c;

of philosophy 24-350d.
-:Cathedral 5-954b; 2-398c;
5-522b (plan); crypt 7-
564a; façade 24-492b; pil-
grimages 21-609c; provosts

vonne de la 8-639b.
Chataignier, La. 17-54 (B3).
Chatalja, Turk. 27-426 (12).
Chatang-la, pass, India 14-376
(N6); 26-924a.
Chatarpur, India: see Chhat-

dows 27-116a, 5-896a.

-countship 4-76a.

- fort, Ill. 14-309b.

Chartreuse, dist., Fr. 5-432a.

fort, Belg. 16-593b.

954d; 5-955a.

THEODORE

20-503b.

-

çois René, vicomte de 5-
960c: 11-142d; Christian-
ity 23-493a; Mme Récamier,
22-951b; Mercure de France
19-573d.

Lucile de see Caud, Lucile
de.
Châteaubriant, Françoise de
16-289a; Bonnivet 4-213a;
residence 5-962d.
CHATEAUBRIANT,

Fr. 5-

962c; 10-778 (D4); edict
of 10-8284.
Chateau-Chinon, Fr. 10-778|
(F4).

Chateau Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-
506 (G5-4).

Dauphin, It.: see Castel-
delfino.

- des Dames, mt., Switz. 26-
242 (D5); 1-743b.

d'If, isl., Fr. 17-766d.
-d'Ex, Switz. 26-242 (C4);
27-954a.

see

-d'Ex, dist., Switz.:
Pays d'En-Haut.
-du-Loir, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
Châteaudun, Alg. 1-643 (C1).
CHATEAUDUN, Fr. 5-962d;
10-778 (E3); château 2
413b; Franco-German War
11-16a, 20-288d.
Château du Taureau, fortress,
Fr. 18-838d.

sur-Charente, Fr. 10-778

(E5).

Chateauneuf-sur-Cher, Claude
de l'Aubespine, baron of:
see L'Aubespine.
Châteauneuf-sur-Cher, Fr. 10-
778 (F4).

, riv., Que. and N.Y. 19-596
(F1); 22-725c.
Châteaugiron, Fr. 10-778 (D3).
CHATEAU-GONTIER, Fr. 5-
963a; 10-778 (D4).
Château Lafite (wine) 28-722b.
Château-Landon, Fr. 10-778

sur-Loire, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
sur-Sarthe, Fr. 10-778 (D4)
Château Palmer (wine) 28-
722b.

(F3); 21-378b; quarries
24-588a.

Château Larose (wine) 28-
722b.

Chateauponsac, Fr. 10-778
(E4).

Château-Porcien, Fr. 10-778
(G2).

Château-la-Vallière, Fr. 10-778

(E4).

Châteaulin, Fr. 10-778 (B3).
riv.,

Chateaurenard, Fr. 10-778
(G6).

Chatham, Miss. 18-600 (A-B2).

N.H. 19-490 (E3).

N.J. 19-502 (D2).
N.Y. 19-596 (C1).
O. 20-26 (F-G2).

Pa. 21-106 (L6).
Va. 28-118 (C4).
-, isl., Chile 6-143c.

isl., Ind. O. 1-957d.

isls., N.Z.: see Whairl.
kauri.

isl., Pac.O. 25-486 (B4);
11-392b.

CHATHAM, isls., Pac.O. 6-6b;
20-436 (19).

-, sound, Can. 4-600 (C2).
str., Alsk. 1-472 (M4).
Chatham Chest (charitable

"Chateaurenault" (cruiser)
24-912b.
CHATEAUROUX,

MARIE

Anne de Mailly-Nesle, duch
esse de 5-963d; 10-848a.
CHATEAUROUX, Fr. 5-964a;
10-778 (E4).
Chateau-Salins, Ger. 11-808
(A4).

Chateau Smith-Haut-Lafite
(wine) 28-722b.
CHATEAU-THIERRY, Fr. 5-
964b; 10-778 (F3); battle
(1814) 5-964c; Charles the
Simple 5-917a.
Châteauvert, forest, Fr. 7-
431b.

Chateauvillain, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Chateaux de plaisance (dict.)
5-960c.
Chateaux Point, penin., W.I.
12-645a.
Chateillon, Sebastian; see Cas-
tellio, Sabastian.
CHATELAIN
516d.

5-9640; 22-

Châtelain de Coucy; see Coucy,
Le Châtelain de.
CHATELAINE (dict.) 5-964d.
Châtelard, Switz. 26-242 (B4).
Chatelaudren, Fr. 10-778 (C3).
Chateldon, Fr. 10-778 (F5);
cutlery 26-850a.

Chateldon (mineral water) 18-
521c.

Châtelet, Emilie de Breteuil,
marquise du 28-200d.
Châtelet, Belg. 3-668 (E3).

-

Fr. (Haute-Marne) 5-723d.
—, Fr. (Namur) 28-375a.
CHATELET, Paris 6-1a; bas-
oche 3-484d.
Châtelguyon, Fr. 22-674d.
Châtellenie 5-964d.
Châtellerault, François

de

Bourbon, duke of 6-1d.
James Hamilton, earl of
Arran and duke of: see
Arran, James Hamilton, 2nd
earl of.

CHATELLERAULT

(Chatel-
hérault), Fr. 6-1d; 10-778
(E4); 10-785a.
Châtel St Denis, Switz. 26-242

(B3); 11-213d; population
11-213a.

Châtelus, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
Châtenois, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Châtenay, Fr. 10-778 (B6).
Chater, riv., Rutl. 9-424 (IV.
A1); 23-944c.
Allen

722b.

Châteaumeillant, Fr. 10-778
(F4).
Château

Mouton-Rothschild
(wine) 28-722b.
Châteauneuf, marquises of 24-
32d.

49 (F2); 24-616d.

Charvakas (sect) 24-179d.

Charvati, Gr. 19-104a.

III. E2): 19-768c.
CHARWOMAN (dict.) 5-955b.

24-5240.

Charybdaeida 24-524b.

Charybdaeidae 24-524c.

Charybdis (myth.) 24-519b.

Bocsozel de 5-958a;
861c.

François de Castagnères,
abbé de 28-199a.

LA BELLE 5-963a.
M. A. de: see Duclos.
William de:
see William

de Châteauneuf.
Château Neuf, Fr. (Bayonne)
3-558b.

Châteauneuf, Fr. (Coté d'Or)
7-248d.

Fr. (Finistère) 10-778 (C3).
Fr. (Haute Vienne) 10-778
(E5).
4-, Fr. (Puy-de-Dôme) 22-
674d.
Fr. (suburb, Châtellerault)
6-1d.
Fr. (suburb, Tours) 27-
108b.

958b; 16-95a; 17-703b.

de Puysegur

(family): see Puysegur.

-, O. 20-26 (D-E3).
Chat-Garra, Bech.

25-466
(F-G2).
Chatham, John Pitt, 2nd earl
of 21-674a.
-, WILLIAM PITT, 1st earl
of 6-1d; 9-5460; Edin-
burgh statue 8-939b;
Temple's influence 26-601c;
Townshend 27-111d.
CHATHAM, Can. (N.Br.) 6-5c;|
19-465 (C1).
CHATHAM, Can. (Ont.) 6-5d;
20-114 (B3).

-, Ill. (Sangamon Co.) 14-304
(C4).

see

- Ill. (Whiteside Co.):
Sterling.
CHATHAM, Kent 6-5d; 16-
942 (G3); convict-prison
22-364c: Dickens 8-179a;
Dutch fleet 8-731b, 15-738d;
marine depot 17-720a; Mili-
tary Engineering School 20-
21b.

-, Mass. 17-852 (H3),

For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.

(map).
Cheever,

23-

648 (C1); 11-831a; Batavi
11-8300; Hesse 13-410a;
Roman wars 8-607d, 8-405c.
Chattock, A. P. 6-885c; 6-
869b.

Chatton, Northumb. 9-412 (I.
E1).

, moor, Northumb. 9-412 (I.
(E1).

Chattooga, riv., Ala. and Ga.
11-752 (A1).

-, riv., Ga. and S.C. 25-500
(A2); 11-752 (C1); 11-751d.
- Co., Ga. 11-752 (A1); iron
deposits 11-752b.

- Ridge, mts., S.C. 25-500
(A2).
Chattoogaville, Ga. 11-752
(A1).
Chattuarii, tribe: see Attuarii.
Chaturbhuj, temple, India 20-
170b.

Chaturbhuj Das 13-486c.
Chatwell sandstone 5-300b.
Chatwood, Samuel 23-995d.
Chatwoods' Safe Co. 16-843c.
Chatyr, mt., Russ. 7-449b; 25-
122c.

, lake, Russ.As. 27-420 (E4).
Chauas, Ger.S.W.Af. 25-466
(C3).

Chaubara, India 14-376 (D4).
Chaubunagungamaug, lake,
Mass. 17-852 (D2); 28-
464a
CHAUCER, GEOFFREY 6-13a;
9-611a; 9-613a; arms 13-
319c; ballade quoted 3-
2640; fabliaux 11-114c;
Gower 12-298d; Kelmscott
Press 18-873a; language 9-
593c; Lydgate 17-156c
Lyndsay's debt 17-171a
Matthew Prior 22-359d;
Roman de la Rose 23-510d
Scottish authors influenced
24-457b, 8-668d; Skeat's edi-
tion 25-168d; social condi-
tions (14th cent.) 9-504d;
Ten Brink 26-613b; Trojan
legend 27-318c; versifica-
tion 27-1046c, 4-41d, 13-
386a, 7-318b.

Philippa 6-13c.

Sir Thomas 25-615d; 17-
156c; tomb 20-418b.
Chauci, tribe 23-648 (C1); 11-
829d foll.
Chauda, cape, Russ. 23-874
(E-F4).

Chaudanne, fort, Fr. 3-819d.
CHAUDES-AIGUES, Fr. 6-17c;
10-778 (E5); 5-208c.
Chaudet, Antoine 24-499a.
Chaudfontaine, fort, Belg. 16-
593c.

Chaudière, Can. 22-724 (E3).

riv., Can. 22-724 (E3); 20-
369b.

Chau-Doc, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (D6).
Chaudors, tribe 27-469d.
Chaudroneurs (nomads): see
Chaltsmide.
Chauffailles, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
CHAUFFEUR 6-17c.
Chauffeurs (brigands) 4-564b.
Chauga, riv., S.C. 25-500 (A2).
Chaughat, India 14-382 (F14).
Chauka, riv., India 14-376
(15-6); 15-776a.

Chaukan, pass, Bur. 14-376
(R6).

Chauki, India 14-382 (19).
Chaukidar 14-386c.
Chauk-sen: see Jadeite.
Chaul, India 14-382 (E10).
Chaulage (dict.) 20-427b.
Chaulelasmus: see Gadwall.
Chauliac, Guy de 1-926d; 26-
127c.

CHAULIEU,

Chauncy, Mass.: see West-
boro', Mass.

Pa. 21-106 (K3).
Cha Ungo, S.Af. 25-466 (B1).
Chaungzon, Bur. 4-840 (E6).
Chaunoteuthis 5-701c.
Chaunter (eccles.) 20-185a.

(music) 3-202d; 22-974d;
7-172b.

CHAUNY, Fr. 6-19a; 10-778|
(F2).

Chauon, Arm. 23-648 (G3).
Chaura, isl., Ind.O. 4-840 (B8).
Chauradadar, India 24-230a.

mt., India 17-565c.
Chaurant, fort, Fr. 17-175d.
Chauris (dict.) 3-845a.
Chaus, riv., Russ.As. 15-891d.
Chausey, isls., Fr. 10-778 (D3);
5-841b; 17-543a.

Chausky Ostrog, Russ.As. :
see Kolyvan.
Chaussée des Géants 2-449d.
Chaussées de Brunehaut (dict.)
4-684d.

Chaussier, François 21-485d.
Chaussin, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Chausson 4-351d.
Chausy, Russ. 23-872 (D5).
Chautauqua, Kan. 15-654 (F3).
CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. 6-19b;
19-596 (A3).

Wash. 28-354 (B4).

, lake, N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
mts., Okla. 20-58 (C2);
20-57d.

Co., Kan. 15-654 (F3).
Co., N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
Institution, N.Y. 6-19b.
Chautauquan group (geol.) 27-
626c; 8-127a.
Chauvaux, cave, Belg. 5-578a.
Chauveau, Pierre 5-168a.
Chauveau-Lagarde, C. F. 17-

711c.
CHAUVELIN, BERNARD
Francois, marquis de 6-19c;
26-374c.
CHAUVIGNY, Fr. 6-19d; 10-
778 (E4).
CHAUVIN, ETIENNE 6-19d.
CHAUVINISM (dict.) 6-20a.
Chauwia, tribe 3-765a.
Chaux, forest, Fr. 15-565b.
CHAUX DE FONDS, LA,
Switz. 6-20a; 26-242 (B2).
Chaux-du-Milieu, Switz. 26-
242 (B2).
Chavakacheheri, Cey. 14-382
(115).

Chavakkad, India: see Chau-
ghat.

Chavanga, Russ. 23-872 (E2).
Chavanges, Fr. 10-778 (G3).
Chavaroche, mt., Fr. 5-208c.
Chaver (dict.) 1-899a.
Chaves, Alonso de 19-313d.

· Co., Tenn. 26-620 (D1).
Cheat Haven, Pa. 21-106 (C6).
CHEATING 6-20c; 10-157b;
21-256d.

Cheb, Aus.: see Eger.
Chebanse, Ill. 14-304 (D3).
Chebchi, mts., W.Af. 5-110
(A2); 5-110d.
CHEBICHEV, PAFNUTIY

Lvovich 6-20c.
Chebogue, harb., Can. 19-831
(A3).

Cheboksary, Russ. 23-872
(G4).

Chebotenchin, Tib. 26-924d.
CHEBOYGAN, Mich. 6-20d;
18-372 (F4).

- Co., Mich. 18-372 (F4).
Chebulic myrobalan 19-114c.
Checheinik, Russ. 23-874 (I.
B2).

Chechen, isl., Cauc. 23-874 (II.
E1).

CHECHENZES, tribe 6-21a; 5-
548b.

Chechewere, Ash. 12-203
(A-B3).

Checinski, mts., Russ. 21-
929d.

Check 6-81b; banking and
commerce: see Cheque;
chess 6-94c; falconry 10-
142b.

Checker see Chess.

- berry see Wintergreen.
Checkerboard: see Football.
Checkered (her.): see Checky.
CHECKERS 6-21b.
Check ligament 15-484b.
Checkmate: see Chess.
Checky (her.) 13-321a.
Checotah, Okla. 20-58 (F2).
Chécouri, Col de, pass, Alps 1-
744a.

Checquers of the Hope Inn 14-
576a.
Chedabucto, bay, Can. 19-831
(D2).

9-

Chedas (dict.) 15-127c.
CHEDDAR, Som. 6-21b;
430 (VI. G1).
Cheddar cheese 7-746b; 6-21c;
3-75d; Canadian 5-154c.
Cheddar gorge, Som. 18-125d;

25-389a.
Cheddar pink 21-626d.
Cheddington,

Bucks. 9-420

(III. F3).
-. Dorset. 9-420 (III. B5).
Cheddleton, Staffs. 9-416 ́ (II.
D3).

Chedgrave, Norf. 9-424 (IV.
E1).

Chedi era: see Kalachuri era.
CHEDUBA, isl., India 6-21c;
4-840 (C5); 14-382 (P10);
3-733a.

-, str, Bur. 4-840 (C5).
Chedworth, Glos. 9-420 (III.
C3); 4-584 (C6); 4-588d.
Chee: see Tahil.
Chee Dale, val., Derby. 8-71a.
Cheek 18-944c; 19-99d.
Cheekpoint, Ire. 14-744 (E4).
Cheek-strap 23-988b.
Cheek tooth 17-523c; 17-524b.
CHEERING 6-21d.
Cheer-pine 21-624c; 13-474a.
CHEESE (food) 6-22c; 7-745d;
7-754a; adulteration 1-231d;
bacteria 3-167d; Caerphilly
4-938a; duties on 9-560c;
food value 8-216b; preser-
vation 10-614b; United
States 7-760d.

(skittles) 25-193c.
Cheese-box still 21-321c.
CHEESE CLOTH 6-22c.
mite 18-619a.
Cheesewring, rocks, Corn. 9-
430 (VI. D2); 7-179d.
CHEETA 6-220; 5-368c; fur
11-349b.
Cheetham, Lancs. 17-545
(map).

Hill, Lancs. 17-545 (map).
Chee Tor, cliff, Derby. 4-893b.

10-778

CHEFFONIER 6-22d.
Chefu, riv., Port.E.Af. 25-466
(L3-4).

Chegan, riv., Russ.As. 23-872
(16); 27-420 (B3).
Chegby Bayou, riv., La. 17-54
(b7).

Chegem, riv., Cauc. 23-874 (I.
C2); 5-553d.
Chehalis, Wash. 28-354 (C3);
28-356d.

-, pt., Wash. 28-354 (A3).
riv., Wash. 28-354 (B3);
28-354a.

tribe 14-459b.
Co., Wash. 28-354 (A-B2).
Chehel Situn, palace, Pers. 2-
733c; 14-868b.
CHEH-KIANG, China 6-23a;
6-168 (K-L4).
Cheilostomata 22-42c; 22-45c.
Cheilostomella 10-633b.
Cheilostomellaceae 10-633b.
Cheilostomellidae 10-630d.
Cheimatobia 16-470a.

Cheiruridae 2-300c.
Cheirurus 8-128b; 20-237d.
Che-ju, Jap. 15-156 (E10).
Chek (measure) 28-491b.
CHEKE, SIR JOHN 6-23b.
Chekerek Irmak, riv., Turk. 2-
760 (F3); 22-70c.
Chekhov, A. 23-919b.
Che-Kiang, China 6-168 (H4).
Chekina, inlet, Arct. 19-832d.
Chekna, Fr.Cong. 11-99 (B1);
3-201c.

Chel (Chail), mt., India 24-94c.
riv., C.Af. 19-693 (B6); 3-

-

213a.

Chela (dict.) 25-724b.
Che-la, pass, Tib. 6-168 (E4).
Chelan, Wash. (E-F2).
-, lake, Wash. 28-354 (E1-2);
28-354a.

—, riv., Wash. 28-354.

Co., Wash. 28-354 (E2).
Falls, Wash. 28-354 (E2).
Chelbasy, riv., Russ. 23-874 (I.
G3).

Chelčicky, Peter 4-133d; 18-
818a.
Chele, Russ.: see Kilia.
Chelebi-Effendi (Mevlevi der-
vishes): see Aziz Effendi.
Chelford, Ches. 9-416 (II. C3).
Chelforo, Arg. 2-462 (C4).
Chelga, dist., Aby. 1-916; 1-

Chelling, Pers. 24-593b.
Chelly, Canyon de, Ariz. 2-544
(DI).

Chelm, Russ.: see Kholm.
Chelmarsh, Salop 9-420 (III.
C2).

Chelmer, riv., Ess. 9-424 (IV.
C3).

Chelmo 4-282d.
Chelmos, mt., Gr. 12-424 (D3):
12-426d.

CHELMSFORD, FREDERIC
Thesiger, 1st baron 6-23d.
-, Frederic Augustus The-
siger, 2nd baron 6-24b; 9-
576d; 27-574a.
Chelmsford, Can. 19-465 (C1).
CHELMSFORD, Ess. 6-24b;
16-942 (G2).

- Mass. 17-852 (E1).
Chelodina 27-71a; 23-173a.
Chelonatae, Sinus, gulf, Gr.
12-440 (C3).
Chelonates, prom., Gr. 12-440
(B-C3); 9-278d.
Chelone (bot.): see Pentste

mon.

(zool.) 27-69c; alimentary
canal 23-167b; fossil 22.
658a; limb-skeleton 23.
157a foll.; peritoneal canals
23-168b; skull 23-148d foll.
-imbricata: see Hawksbill
turtle.

mydas: see Green turtle.
Chelonethi: see Book-scorpion.
Chelonia 27-66d; 23-142c;
body-cavity 23-163d; cir
culatory system 23-164a;
cloacal region 23-168d; di-
gestive organs 23-166b; dis-
tribution of 23-173d, 28-
1013c; ductless glands 23-
163c; egg-breaking organ
23-166b; fossil 23-143d;
longevity 16-975c; muscular
system 23-162b; respira-
tory organs 23-162c; sense
organs 23-160a; skeleton
23-148d foll.; skull 23-148d,
23-142b; spinal cord 23-
159a; urinogenital organs
23-168d; voice 23-162d.
See also Tortoise.
Chelonidae 27-69c;

27-68a;
alimentary canal 23-167a:
skull 23-149c.
Chelsea, Colo. 6-722 (G1).
Ia. 14-732 (E3).

Kan. 15-654 (F3).
CHELSEA, Lond. 6-24c; 16-
938 (B3); bridge 16-938
(B3), 3-531c; Council of
9-444b; embankment 3-
561b; geology 16-939a;
porcelain 5-753d, 5-758
(Pl. X.), 6-25b; Royal Hos
pital 16-938 (F4 and B3), 2-
420b, 6-25b, 10-768b, 12-
750d; town hall 2-435a.
CHELSEA, Mass. 6-25b; 17.
852 (B3).

Me. 17-434 (C4).
Mich. 18-372 (F7).
Mo. 18-608 (F2).
Vt. 19-490 (C4).
Wis. 28-740 (C3).
Chelsfield, Kent 16-942 (E3).
CHELTENHAM, Glos. 6-250;
9-420 (III. C3).

-serpentina: see Snapping
turtle.
Chelydridae 27-68d; 27-68a;
distribution 28-1012d; 23-
176a; hind limb 23-157d.
Chelyosoma 27-388d.
CHELYS (musical instrument)
6-26a; 17-1788.

- (zool.): see Matamata.
Chelyuskin, T. 21-943b; 11.
629d.
Chelyuskin, cape, Sib. 25-10
(F-G1); 2-734d.
Chelyzoon 27-260a.
Chemahawin, Can. 5-160 (15).
Chemakuan, race 14-454a.
Chemao, mt., Fr.I.C. 14-498
(B5); 25-3a.
Chemawinite: see Cedarite.
Chemaze, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Chemba, Port.E.AL. 25-466
(M1).
Chembar, Russ. 23-872 (F5).
Chembis (Egyptian king): see
Cheops.
Chemeluevi, tribe 14-459b.

CHEMICAL ACTION 6-26b;
6-40d; 10-613b.
-affinity 6-39d.

-combination, laws of 6-40a.
-compound 6-813a; 6-40a;
2-872a; Becher theory 3-
603b; Boyle theory 6-34c;
Dalton theory 7-778c; Gay-
Lussac theory 11-543a; heat
of formation 26-805a; Kolbe
theory 15-888b; Proust
theory 22-490c; specific
heat 6-68a; spectra 25-
631a; taste 26-447a; Wil-
liamson theory 28-684c.
- elements:

chemical.

see Element,

-medicine 18-49a.
-nomenclature 6-40b.
-- notation:
symbolism.
-sensitizer 21-496c.
-Society of London 25-313c;
16-948c.
-symbolism 6-36b; 2-874a;
3-818d.

see Chemical

Chemicking 4-52d; 26-706c.
Chemillé, Fr. 10-778 (D4).
Chemiluminescence 21-477c.
Chemin, Fr. 10-778 (G4).
Chemin de fer (game) 11-
447b.

Chemin de fer de Ceinture,

Paris: see Ceinture railway.
-de fer du Bas Congo 6-920d.
Chemins de fer helléniques,
Société des: see Société &c.
Chemiotaxis: see Chemotaxis,
Chemiotropism 7-713d.
Chemist (dict.) 21-357a.
CHEMISTRY 6-33a; 1-519a,
analytical: see Analysis,
Chemical; bibliography 6-
75d; bureau of (U.S.) 1-
422d; crystallography 6-
12d; evolution 10-22c;
history 6-330; inorganic 6-
44a; of digestion 19-920d:
optical 6-690; organic 6-
470; physical 6-65c; prin-
ciples 6-398.

-

(C4).

Blanc, riv., La. 17-54 (b6).
CHENEDOLLE, C. J. LIOULT
de 6-77a; 11-141a; 9-253a.
Chénérailles, Fr. 10-778 (F4).
CHENERY, THOMAS 6-77b.
Chenes, Rivière aux, riv., La.
17-54 (d7).
Chenet : see Andiron.
Cheney, Kan. 15-654 (E3).

-, Institute of 25-313c.
Chemistry of Agriculture (Lie-
big) 21-831c.
Chemmis, U.Egy.: see Akh-

mim.

CHEMNITZ, MARTIN 6-768.
CHEMNITZ, Ger. 6-760; 11-
808 (III. q11); 7-297a;
battle (1638) 26-857d.
riv., Ger. 6-76c.

Chemnitzia 7-132b.

Chemosh (deity) 18-632b.

Chemosis (path.) 10-99c.

CHEMOTAXIS

6-77a;

Wash. 28-354 (H2).
Wyo. 28-874 (B2).
Cheneyville, Ill. 14-304 (E3).
La. 17-54 (B3).
Chen-fan, China 6-168 (G2).
Chen-feng, China 6-168 (H4).
Ch'en Fu 6-227d.

18-

Ch'eng I. (Chinese writer, 1033-
1107) 6-227b.
Cheng, China (Ho-nan) 6-168
(13); 6-168 (14).

57d; 21-556c.
Chemotropism 11-344d.
Chempi, bay, Mal. Arch. 17-466
(D4).

China (Hu-nan) 6-168 (14).
CHENG (musical instr.) 6-
77c; 12-960c.
Chengai 17-472c.
Chengam, India 14-33a.
Chengane, riv., Port.E.Af. 25-
466 (L4).
Cheng-Chi-lung 6-198b.
Chenghang, Tib. 25-466 (E4).
Cheng-ho, China 6-168 (K4).
Cheng-hwa (Chinese emperor)
6-197c.

Chemquassabamticook, lake,
Me. 17-434 (C2).
-Stream, riv., Me. 17-434

(C2).

Che-mul-po, Kor.
(D-E8): 23-921a; 15-910a.
Chernung, Colo. 6-722 (13).
I. 14-304 (D1).

N.Y. 19-596 (D3).

Cheng-Kiang Fu, China 6-168
(G5).

Cheng-Kiang-hai, lake, China
6-168 (G5).

Cheng-Kow-ting, China 6-168
(H3).

Cheng-Ku, China 6-168 (H3).
Cheng-Kung, China 6-168 (G5).
Ch'eng Mo 6-220d.
Cheng-ngan, China 6-168 (H4).
Cheng-ngan-Fu, China 6-168
(H5).

Chengri, riv., India 14-376
(08).

Cheng-te (emperor) 6-197c.
Cheng-te (porcelain) 5-746b.
Cheng-te Fu, China: see Jehol.
Cheng-tia-tung, China 17-553
(B4).

Cheng-ting Fu, China 6-168
(K2); 6-180d.

Cheng-tu Fu, China 6-168 (G3).
26-922b; 6-185d.
Chengwe, falls, Fr.Cong. 20-
Cheng-t'ung 6-197c; 18-716c.

builder 9-70a, 9-81c; library
16-545d; pyramid 22-684c;
statuette 9-66d, 1-82a.
Cheops, pyramid, Egy. 4-954
(A3).
Chepachet, R.I. 23-249 (B1).
-, riv., R.I. 23-249 (B1).
Chepangs, tribe 19-379c.
Chépé (Mongol chief) 15-317b.
Chepeham, Wilts.: see Chip-
penham.
Chephar-Ammoni, Pal. 1-864b.
Chephirah (Kefireh), Pal. 7-
856b.

CHEN-HAI, China 6-78a; 6-
168 (L3-4); 19-705c.
Chen hyperboreus: see Snow-

Chephren (Khafre, Khafra) 6-
80c; 9-81c; library 16-545d;
pyramid 22-684d, 9-81c;

statue 9-66d.
Chephren, pyramid, Egy. 4-
954 (A3).
Cheping Wycombe (Wickham),
Bucks.: see Wycombe.
Chepman, Walter: see Chap-
man, Walter.
Chepmi, tribe 2-759c.
Chepo, Pan. 5-678 (C6).

riv, Pa. and N.Y. 19-596

(D3)

Co., N.Y. 19-596 (D3).

Chemung group (geoL) 8-126d;

11-670d.

Chen, India 14-376 (Q6).
Chen (goose) 12-242b.
Chena, Alsk. 1-472 (12).

Chenab, canal, India 14-850d.

colony, India 6-77a.
CHENAB, riv., India 6-77a:

14-376 (D5).

Lower, India 22-655b.

Chenal, La. 17-54 (a5).

riv Bel.Cong. 6-923 (A3);

6-9168

Chenalopex 12-243a; 24-827a.

(Bayano), riv., Pan. 20-
664b.

Chepon, Fr.I.C. 14-498 (D-E3).
Chepping Wycombe, Bucks.:
see Wycombe.
Chepsa, riv., Russ. 23-872(H4).
CHEPSTOW (Estrighorel, Stri-
guil), Monm. 6-81a; 9-420
(III. B3); castle 6-81a, 18-
729c; geology 18-728b.
Cheptel (French law) 16-160b.
de fer 16-160b.
Chepu, Mal. Arch. 15-284
(D2).
Chepultepec, Ala. 1-460 (C2).
Chepyngnorton, Oxon: see

CHENONCEAUX, Fr. 6-80b;

10-778 (E4).

, Château of, Fr. 2-413d.
see Black

Chenopis atrata:

swan of Australia.

Chera Hera 13-307b.
Cherakal, dynasty 5-184a.
Perumal
Cheraman
(Hindu
ruler) 15-885d; 6-619d; 27-
216b.
see Vidua

Chera

progne:

Cherik, tribe 15-828b.
Cherikov, Russ. 23-872 (D5);
18-646c.

Cherimai, mt., Mal.Arch. 6-
83c.

Cherimoyer 7-668a.
Cherith, riv., Pal. 9-273b.
Cherithites: see Cherethims.
Cheriton, Hants. 9-420 (III.
E4); church 12-904d; skir-
mish (1644) 12-408a.
Kent 9-424 (IV.E4); 15-
737d.
Va. 28-118 (G3).
Bishop, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
E2).

progne.
Cherasco, Peace of 24-255d.
-, Treaty of 10-837c.
CHERAT, India 6-82a.
Cheraw, S.C. 25-500 (E2).
Cherbadung, mt., Alps 1-744c.
Cherbaniani (Beleapani), reef,
Lac.Is. 14-382 (D-E13).
CHERBOURG (Carusbur), Fr.
6-82a; 10-778 (D3); break-
water 4-477b; Hundred
Years War 5-924d, 19-751c.
Cherbourg quartzite 22-717b;
17-543a.

CHERBULIEZ, CHARLES
Victor 6-82c; 11-149a.

Cherbury, Salop: see Chir-

-

bury.

Castle, earthwork, Berks.
3-7830.
Cherchefelle, Sur.: see Reigate.

747a.

Chenopodidae 11-5168.

CHENOPODIUM (Goose-foot)

-

- Fitzpaine, Dev. 9-430 (VI.
E2).

North, Som.9-430 (VI. H1).
Cheritra freja 16-475d (fig.).
Cherkask, isl., Russ. 27-453b.
CHERKASY (Czerkasy), Russ.

6-83d; 23-874 (I. C-D2);
22-937b.

Cherkes, Pers. 10-190b.

- Keuí, Turk. 27-426 (E2).
Cherkesses, tribe 6-380b; 5-
548b; 15-935a.
Cherkley Court, residence, Sur.
16-942 (C3).
Cherl see Churl.
Cherla, India 14-382 (I. 10).
Cherleria sedoides 1-753b.
Chermes hesperidum 16-4148.
Chermin, isl., Bor. 4-681d.
Chermontane, pass, Alps 1-
743d.

sarea), Alg. 6-82d; 1-643]
(B1); under Roman rule 17-
908c.

(fig.).

Bonus-Henricus: see Good

King Henry.

Quinoa: see Quinoa.

goose.

-jubata 24-827a.

Chenangkas 17-477b.

(E3).

swan of Australia.
Chenopus 11-516a; 11-534d.
Chenowith, Wash. 28-354 (D4).

(F5).

- Con N.Y. 19-596 (E3).

Forks, N.Y. 19-596 (E3).

175b.

Chenay, fort, Fr. 23-540.

China (Kwang-

Chen-chi, China 6-168 (14)

Chen-chow, China 6-168 (14).

(13).

904c.

Winged goose.

Chêne, Switz. 26-242 (A4).

(H4).
Cheoah, N.C. 19-772 (A4).

Cherry, Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Colo. 6-722 (F2).
Ill. 14-304 (C2).

isl., Pac.O.: see Anuda.
mt., N.H. 19-490 (D3).
CHERRY 6-84c; 15-7530; 23-
723d (fig.); Australian: see
Exocarpus; double-flowering
10-569c; fruit 11-254d (fig.);
Great Britain 11-262a; im-
ports 11-262b; Japan 15-
162a; leaves 16-327d (fig.);
United States 1-420b.
Cherry Burton, Yorks. 9-416
(II. F2).

Chernevtsy, Russ. 23-874 (I.
A-B2).
Chernevyie Tatars, tribe 26-
449a.
CHERNIGOV, Russ. 6-84a:
23-872 (D5); 23-895d.
CHERNIGOV, govt., Russ. 6-
83d; 23-872 (D5); 21-915d.
Chernigovka, Russ. 23-874 (I.
E-F3).
Chernock, Robert: see Char-
nock, Robert.
Chernoglazovka, Russ. 23-874
(I. E2).
Chernomorsk, dist., Cauc. 19-
841b.
Chernomorskaya, dist., Russ.:
see Black Sea.
Chernovdsk, Russ.As. 23-872
(K-L4).

83b: 10-389b; 18-88a; lan-
guage 10-389b.
Cheren Donduk (Mongol khan)
18-716a.

Chernovsk, Russ, 23872
(G4).

Chernozyom: see Black soil.
Chernychev, bay, Russ.As. 2-
316c.

Co., Neb. 19-324 (C-D2).
Cherrycreek, Ida. 14-276 (C4).
Cherry Creek, Nev. 5-8 (F2).

Chernyie Kirghiz, tribe: see
Kirghiz.

Chernyi-yar,

Russ. 23-872
(F-G6); population 2-794d.
Chero, tribe 19-2c.
Cherokee, Ala. 1-460 (A1).
-, Cal. 5-8 (C2).

Creek, N.Y. 19-596 (A3).
Creek, S.Dak. 25-506 (D3).
Creek, Utah 27-814 (B3).
Creek, riv., Ariz. 2-544
(C3).

Creek, riv., Colo. 6-722 (F2);
8-54c.

- Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520
(B5).

- Creek, riv., N.Mex. 19-520
(B5).

- Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780
(A2).

- Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(D3).

-Creek, riv., S.Dak. 25-506
(D3).

-

Ga. 11-752 (B1).
Ia. 14-732 (B2).
Kan. 15-654 (H3).
Okla. 20-58 (C1).
S.C. 25-500 (B-C1).
Co., Ala. 1-460 (D1).
Co., Ga. 11-752 (B1).
Co., Ia. 14-732 (B2).
Co., Kan. 15-654 (H3):
15-655d.

Creek, riv., Tex. 26-690
(F3).

-Creek, riv., Wash. 28-354
(E2).

Cherryfield, Me. 17-434 (E4).
Cherry Fork, O. 20-26 (C7).
Cherry gall 11-423c.

Cherry Grove, O. 20-26 (M7).
Cherrygrove, Pa. 21-106 (D2).
Cherry gum: see Cherry tree
gum.
Cherryhill, Md. 17-828 (H1).
Cherry Hill, N.J. 19-596 (H1).
Hinton, Cambs. 9-424 (IV.
C2); church 5-99c.
Cherrylane, N.C. 19-772 (A1).
Cherry laurel: see Laurel.

Co., N.C. 19-772 (A4).
Co., Okla. 20-58 (F-G2).
Co., S.C. 25-500 (C1).
Co., Tex. 26-690 (M4).
Co., Va. 26-369c.
CHEROKEE, tribe 6-84a; 14-
459b; 20-61a; alphabet
14-482c.

-

-

laurel water 16-283b.
Cherrylog, Ga. 11-752 (B1).
Cherry pepper 5-589b.

City, Ark. 2-552 (A1).
Falls, S.C, 25-500 (01)
Cherokine 22-693d.
Cheronese, penin., Den. : see
Jutland.

CHEROOT (Sheroot) 6-840;
26-1040b.

Cheros, tribe: see Chero.
Cherque, riv., Arg. 20-900d.

- pie: see Heliotrope.
Cherrypoint, Ill. 14-304 (E4).
Cherry Ridge, La. 17-54 (B1).

Run, riv., Md. 17-828 (A1)
Run, W.Va. 28-560 (E-F2)
Tree, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Cherry tree gum 12-716a.
CHERRYVALE, Kan. 6-85c:
15-654 (G3).
Cherry Valley, Ark. 2-552
(E2).

-Valley, Ill. 14-304 (C1).
Valley, Mass. 17-852 (D2).
-VALLEY, N.Y. 6-85c; 19-
596 (F3).
Cherryville, N.C. 19-772 (A2).
Chersicrates of Corinth 26-
296a.

CHERSIPHRON 6-85d.
Cherso, Aus. 3-4 (D4); 6-86a.
CHERSO, isl., Aus. 6-85d; 3-4
(D4).
Cherson (Chersonesus), Crimea:
see Chersonese, the Tauric.
CHERSONESE (Chersonesus,
Cherronesus) 6-86a.
-, The Golden, penin., Asia:
see Malay, penin.

(the

The Heracleotic
Little), Crimea 6-86a; 15-
776d; Megarian colony 18-
76c.

- The Tauric (the Scythian,
the Great, Cherson), Crimea
6-86a; 23-648 (F2); 23-
525a; Justinian II. 15-
602b; tumuli 27-376c. See
also Crimea.

penin.,

The Thracian,
Thrace 6-86a; 7-307a.
Chersonesos, Crete 7-418 (C1);
7-426d: 19-885a.

23-648

Chersonesus, penin., Gr. 12-
440 (F2); 9-865d.
Cimbrica, penin.
(C1): see also Jutland.
Chersophyte, 21-761b.
Chersydrus 25-289d; 23-163b,
Chert 10-523b; 6-840c; 5-
313a; oolitic 21-333 (Pl.
IV., fig. 5).
Chertomlyk, barrow, Russ. 24-
528a.
CHERTSEY (Cerotsei, Certe-
sey), Sur. 6-86c; 16-942
(B3); abbey 6-86c, 26-974b.
Chertsey Worthies Library
(Grosart) 12-615d.

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