20-701c; place in German | CLEOMENES I. (of Sparta) 6-1 494b; 1-252d; Alcmaeon- history 11-847d. idae 6-479a; Demaratus 7- CLEMENT VII. (anti-pope) 6- 979d; oration 25-610d; 4858; 23-680b; 8-102b. Telesilla of Argos 26-573a. -VIL (pope) 6-4850; 18-34d; II. (of Sparta) 6-494c. cons 19-901b; divorce of Catharine of Aragon 5-530a, III. (of Sparta) 6-494c; 17- 9-330d; in Florence 10- 605c; 26-504b. 538b; in Italy 15-41a; (Egyptian viceroy) 1-570a; 22-616d. pontificate 20-709c; Charles V.5-474c, 15-41a.
-VIII. (anti-pope) 6-486a; 20-705a.
-VIII. (pope) 6-486a; acqui- s.t.on of Ferrara 9-793c; French policy 20-711d; Bo- hem.an succession 4-129d; Lber septimus 5-199d. -IX. (pope) 6-486c.
X. (pope) 6-486c.
XI. (pope) 6-486c; 14-334d; 20-713b.
-XII. (pope) 6-486d; 20- 713b; finance 20-713d; mission to Syria 16-348c. -XIII (pope) 6-487a; Jesuits 20-713c, 23-492b. -XIV. (pope) 6-487b; Jesuits 15-3466, 20-713c. -(OF ALEXANDRIA) 6-487d; eschatology 9-763c; Her-
metic books 13-370d; neo- platonism 1-575c; on Agape 1-364b; on Christianity and education 8-954a.
(archbp. of Bulgaria) 4- 783b; 4-786a.
-(archbp. of Cologne) 5-905c.
(bp. of Ochrida) 25-228a; 25-231c.
(disciple of Peter) 2-175b. Augustus 4-679d.
FRANCOIS 6-490a.
Franz 19-81d.
Jacob: see Clemens, Jacob. JACQUES 6-490b.
Nicholas 4-917d; 16-565c. William Innell 19-550d. Clément on conductivity of heat 13-151b. -and Desormes: on specific heats 13-140d. Clement-Bayard dirigible 1- 268 (Pl. I. fig. 1). Clement driver (engineering)
(sculptor) 2-168b. (theologian) 19-732b; 23- 963d.
CLEON 6-494d; 12-457a; 22- 679d.
Cleona, Pa. 21-106 (I-K5). Cleonae, Gr. 12-440 (D3); 6- 476a; boustrophedon in-
scription 1-725c. Maced. 12-440 (C4). Asia M. 20-967b. Cleone, Oreg. 20-242 (C2). Cleonymus (Spartan king) 20- 902c; 22-697c. Cleopas (Bible) 15-135d. Cleopatra (myth.) 21-446b. (d. of Mithradates VI.) 26- 969b.
CLEMENTINE LITERATURE 6-490d; 25-128c: 2-182d; 2-201c; Apostolical Con- stitutions 2-201b; second epistle to Corinthians 2- 1938, 2-202c, 16-879c; epistle to James 2-183a; on virginity 2-1838. Clementine Liturgy 16-796c. Clementine Octateuch 26-668b. Clementino Museum, Rome
Clergyman's throat: see Pha- ryngitis. Clergy of France, Declaration of 14-512a. CLERGY RESERVES 6-497a; 4-658d.
Clerical Abuses Bill (Italy) 15- 65a.
Clerici, Giorgio 5-537d. Clericis Laicos 6-484b; English defiance 9-497a; opposition in France 10-818d; taxa- tion of clergy 4-207b. Clericus, Jean: see Le Clerc, Jean.
Clericy, A. 5-738b. Cleridae 6-671c. Clerigos, Torre dos, Port. 20- 138b.
Clerion, Geneviève 4-323a. Clerisseau, C. L. 1-172d; 821c.
Clérissy, Pierre 5-739a Clerk, Dugald 11-498c.
Sir George Russell 16-305d; 20-155c.
John (1728-1812) 314c.
- Sir John (of Penicuik) 12- 249a.
- Peter: see Payne, Peter. Clerk, isl., Can. 5-160 (F2). CLERK 6-497b; assize 2-783d; civil service 6-412d; county council 23-42c; in holy orders, see Clergy; justice's 15-595a; of the peace 9- 429c, 22-714a. Clerk-ales 1-538a. Clerk cycle engine 11-498c. CLERKE, AGNES MARY 6- 497c.
(daughter of Ptolemy XIII.) 6-495c; 23-, 646d; Acre taken 1-154c; coinage 19-892a; Herod the Great 13-380a.
Selene 1-646c; 15-531b. Cleopatra's Mines 9-332b. Cleopatra's Needle (conjuring trick) 6-948a.
Cleopatra's Needles (obelisks) 1-569d; 19-945d; London 16-943a, 3-227a; New York 19-614d, 27-886b. Cléopatre (La Calprenède) 13-
Cléopâtre Captive (Jodelle) 8- 510d; 15-427c. Cleophon (demagogue) 450d; 21-75c. Cleora, La. 17-54 (C1). Cleostratus of Tenedos 4-991b; 8-202d.
Cleph (Lombard king) 1-512b; 16-933b.
Clepsine 5-791b; 5-798b; re- production 5-798d. Clepsydra, spring, Athens 833b. CLEPSYDRA (chronometer) 6- 495d; Babylonian 3-108a;| Greek 12-506a.
Charles 21-943d. Edward 11-629a. Jeremy 19-535a. Clerke, isl., Pac.O.: see Tata- koto.
CLERKENWELL,
Lond. 6- 497d; 16-938 (C2); prison 10-255d; Revels office 23- 222a; St John of Jerusalem church 24-17b.
Road, Lond. 10-393a. Clerk marshal 17-872d.
CLERVAUX (Clara Vallis), Belg. 6-500b; 3-668 (H3). Clerville, Louis Nicolas 27- 951d.
Clerk of the cheque 28-917d. Clerk of the road 22-186b. Clerks, gild of: see Basoche. Clerks regular: see Jesuits. Clerk's well, Lond. 16-946d. Clermont, Barons: see Carling- ford, Barons.
counts of 6-498a; 3-49d. Louis de Bourbon-Condé, count of 24-719d.
Cléry, Fr. 10-778 (E4); 16- 925d.
Clésinger, J. B. A. S. 24-134a; 24-508a; works 6-268b, 24- 135a. -, Solange 24-134a. Clesse, Antoine 3-680c. Clessinia variabilis 5-454a. Clesson Brook, riv., Mass. 17- 852 (B1).
Robert II., count of: see Robert II.
-, Mademoiselle de 18-776a.
2-Clermont, Ga. 11-752 (C1). -, Ia. 14-732 (F2). —, Ind. 14-422 (E5); 14-424c. -, Ky. 15-740 (C3).
Clepsy drina 12-558c; 12-560c. Clementinum, Collegium, Aus. polymorpha: see Gregarina (Prague): polymorpha. see Collegium Clepsydrinidae: Clementinum. see Gregar- Clementon, N.J. 19-502 (C4). inidae. ements, R. A. P. (general)
27-207a. Clements, Cal. 5-8 (C2). Kan. 15-654 (F2). Clement Salvator (archduke)
Clement's Inn, Lond. 14-586b. Clementsport, Can. 19-831
Clement Wenceslaus 6-612c; 21-610a.
Clemmons, N.C. 19-772 (B1).
Cleptes 14-177d (fig.). Cleptoscope 24-920d. Clerc, Laurent 11-416c. Clercken, Belg. 3-668 (A2). Clères, Fr. 10-778 (E2).
CLERESTORY (Clearstory) 6- 496a; 19-283c; Egyptian. 2-372b; French Gothic 2- 398d; Greek 14-198c; Nor- man (England) 2-402b; stained glass in 12-108b. Clerf, Fr.: see Clervaux. -, riv., Belg. 3-668 (H3).
Clemmys 27-69a; 23-174b; CLERFAYT, F. S. C. J. DE C.
heart 23-164c.
-insculpta 27-67c.
Clergé (tennis player) 26- 629c.
Clemons, la. 14-732 (D2). Clemson College, S.C. 25-500 CLERGY
Clennock, Dr Maurice 1-692c. Clent, Worcs, 25-758 (A2); 28-
-hills, Worcs. 25-758 (A2);
21-176c; 28-823d.
Cleo, Okla. 20-58 (C1).
Cleobuline 6-494b.
CLEOBULUS 6-494b.
6-496b; 9-790c; Canon law 5-190d; Eachard's satires 8-789a; franchise 7- 65c; heresy 13-362c; juris- diction 8-861b, 4-2d; mar- riage 7-10c; parliamentary disabilities 20-840a, 27-13d: rating 2-64d; Roman Ca- tholic 23-487b; theatrical prohibitions 26-736c; trade forbidden 5-803a; titles 25- 154a.
N.J. 19-502 (C5). Pa. 21-106 (F2). Queens. 2-960 (H4). Clermont" (ship) 11-300a. Clermont Abbey, Fr. 1-20b.
Carn, mt., Ire. 14-744 (E2). Collége de 18-661c. Co., O. 20-26 (B6). Clermont-en-Argonne, Fr. 10- 778 (G3); 17-11b. CLERMONT-EN-BEAUVAIS- is (Clermont-de-l'Oise), Fr. 6-498a; 10-778 (F3); 6- 498a. CLERMONT FERRAND (Augustonemetum), Fr. 6- 498b; 10-778 (F5); cathe- dral 5-522b; councils 14- 722d, 21-378c, 27-3210; Gergovian settlers 11-767c; library 16-568a; pottery 5- 739a.
JOHN 6-501b; 18-481a. -, R. J. 13-90d. -, STEPHEN
GROVER 501d; 27-723d; forest re- serves 10-653b. Cleveland, Ala. 1-460 (C1). Ark. 2-552 (C2). Fla. 10-540 (E5). Ga. 11-752 (C1). Ia. 14-732 (D3). Ida. 14-276 (D4). Minn. 18-550 (D6). Miss. 18-600 (B2). N.Mex. 19-520 (E1). N.C. 19-772 (B2).
Clermont Phalanx 6-793b. CLERMONT TONNERRE (family) 6-499b.
Cleobury, castle, Salop 24- Clergyable felony (law) 6-497a. CLERMONT
-Mortimer, Salop 9-420 (III.
B2); 24-1021a; 24-1022c.
Cleodaeus (legend) 13-309a. Cleodice (mother of Pindar)
Cleola, Ga. 11-752 (B3). Cleomades (Adenès) 1-191a;
Cleombrotus (Spartan king) 1-
Cleomedes (mathematician) 16-610d
CLERGY, BENEFIT OF 6-
496d; 9-483a; 9-530a; bigamy 3-921b; branding 4-428a; capital punishment 5-279c; France 10-910d; Mexico 18-341d.
- Civil Constitution of the 11-158a; 10-855a; 21- 418d. -Discipline Act (1892) 8- 862c; deprivation and sus- pension 3-726c; inhibition 14-569c; simony 25-133d.
Stanislas Marie comte de 6-499c. Cléron, J. O. B. de: see Haus- sonville, J. O. B. de Cléron, comte d'.
Cléron, Fr. 10-778 (H4). Clerselier, Claude 8-81d; 8- 88d CLERUCHY 6-499d; 12-445d; 21-146a.
Clerus see apiarus: beetle. Clerval, Fr. 10-778 (H4).
Click (mech.) 17-1006b. beetle 6-671d; fossil 6-669b. Clickimin, lake, Scot. 16-486a Click-reel: see Reel. Clicks (in speech): Bushman 4-871c; Hottentot 13-807a; Zulu 3-360c. Clidastes 23-146d.
N.Dak. 19-780 (E3). N.Y. 19-596 (D-E2). CLEVELAND, O. 6-503c; 20- 26 (L4); drunkenness 26- 586c; labour convention 27-152c; newspapers 504d, 19-570d.
Okla. 20-58 (E1). Oreg. 20-242 (B4). S.C. 25-500 (B1). Tas. 26-438 (B1). Tenn. 26-620 (G2). Tex. 26-690 (M-N5). Utah 27-814 (D3). Va. 28-118 (B1). Wash. 28-354 (E4). Wis. 28-740 (F5).
Cliddesden, Hants. 9-420 (IIL E4). Clidemus (Greek writer) 2- 882a. Clidiophora 16-124b. Clidna (legend) 14-760a. Cliefden, mansion, see Cliveden. Client (anc. Rome): see Pa tron and Client. Clieves Hills, Lancs. 16-139 (B2).
Clifden, T. C. Agar-Robarts 6th viscount 22-808d. Clifden, Ire. 26-539d; 431d.
Cliff, Colo. 6-722 (E2). N.Mex. 19-520 (B5). Utah 27-814 (D3). lake, Can. 20-114 (B1). inlet, Scot. 24-412 (G1); 24-853d.
Mills, N.C. 19-772 (A2). Clevenger, S.V. 24-516a. CLEVER (dict.) 6-506a. CLEVES (Cleve, Kleve), Ger. 6-506b; 11-808 (A3); 19- 457a; dialect 11-779c; his tory 9-532a, 10-834b; privi leges 7-314b.
Cliff: see Escarpment.
castles, Corn. 7-183a. Cavern, Derby. 5-481b. Cliffdale, Ill. 14-304 (B4). CLIFF-DWELLINGS 6-507a. Cliffe at Hoo, Kent 16-942 (G3); 8-856c. Cliff-glacier 12-60c.
dist., Ger. 11-856 (maps). Cleves, House of (Fr.) 16-923a. Clevis see Hake. Clevland, Augustus 3-842d; 22-865c.
Cliff Haven, N.Y. 21-826a, Mine, Pa. 21-106 (D7). Cliffony, Ire. 14-744 (C2). CLIFFORD (family) 6-507by arms 13-321c (fig.).
John Clifford (9th baron) 6-507b; 27-113c.
-, Margaret: see Derby, Mar- garet Stanley, countess of. Robert de: see Westmor- land, Robert de Clifford, baron of.
Clew, bay, Ire. 14-744 (B3); 17-936d. Clewer, Berks. 16-942 (B3); 28-714b; sisterhood 25- 160c. Cleyn (Clein), Francis 8-353a. - Penelope 18-526d. CLEYNAERTS (Clenardus, Clenard), Nicolas 6-506d; 22-158a.
Cley next the Sea, Norf. 9-424 (IV. E1). Clibborn, Major 17-753b. Clibreck, mt., Scot. 24-412 (D1); 26-169b. Cliché (dict.) 25-1057c. CLICHTOVE, JOSSE VAN 6- 5078.
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
Roger de, lord de 9-500c. Conyers 14-776c. Ethel see Dilke, Ethel. Hugh 17-481d. JOHN 6-507d. Lucy 6-508b. Martin 8-611a.
Rosamund: see Rosamund The Fair.
WILLIAM KINGDON 6- 508a; 22-549d; idealism 18-246d; mathematics 11- 725d.
Clifford, Ark. 2-552 (D4). Hereford. 9-420 (III. A2); 6-507b; 13-357a. Ind. 14-422 (F6). Mich. 18-372 (G6). N.Dak. 19-780 (G2). Pa. 21-106 (L2). Va. 28-118 (C3). Wis. 28-740 (C3). Yorks. 28-933 (D1). bay, N.Z. 19-624 (E4). isls., Kor.: see Chök-jöm. CLIFFORD OF CHUDLEIGH Thomas Clifford (1st baron) 6-508d.
Cliffords, lake, Me. 17-434 (E3). Clifford's Inn, Lond. 14-586b. Cliff's End, Kent 22-881a. Cliffside, N.J. 19-502 (B2). Cliff, The, hills, Lincs. 16-713d Cliffwood, N.J. 19-502 (A3). Cliffy, isl., Vict. 28-38 (D3).
Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 (B1) Clift, William 13-942d; 20- 393c.
Clift, inlet, Scot. 24-855a. Clifton, Gervase 13-546a; 28- 250b.
Richard 6-935a. Clifton v. Ridsdale 14-3298. Clifton, Ariz. 2-544 (D3); 4 623b.
Ark. 2-552 (E3).
Beds. 9-424 (IV. B2); 3 622a.
Ches. 16-139 (C3).
Can. (New Br.) 19-466 (C1).
Can. (Ont.): see Niagara Falls.
Colo 6-722 (B2). Fla. 10-540 (F3). Ga. 11-752 (E4). CLIFTON, Glos. 6-509b; 9- 420 (III. B4); bridge 4-537c zoological gardens 28-1019c Ill. 14-304 (D3). Kan. 15-654 (E1). Lancs. 16-139 (B1).
N.Z. 19-624 (C5).
N.Z. 19-624 (D4).
0.20-26 (C5); 6-373c.
Oreg. 20-242 (B1).
S.C. 25-500 (C2).
Scot. 24-418 (B2). Tenn. 26-620 (D2). Tex. 26-690 (K4). Westm. 9412 (I. C3); battle (1745) 19-39d, 21- 117b; geology 28-553d. W.Va. 28-118 (A2). Wyo 28-874 (H2).
Yorks. 28-933 (B2).
Yorks. 28-933 (C1).
co., N.Z. 19-624 (F7 and E3).
Clifton Blue butterfly: Adonis butterfly.
Cliftondale, Mass. 17-852 (B3). Clifton Forge Va. 28-118
gorge, Glos. 3-66d.
Heights, Cincinnati 6-373c. Heights, Pa. 21-106 (K-L7). Hill, Mo. 18-608 (D2). Hills Station, Austr. 2-960 (F5).
-House, N.Mex. 19-520 (F1). Cliftonite 8-162c.
Clifton Mills, W.Va. 28-118 (D2).
-on Dunsmore, Warwick, 23-
Climacotos: see Klimakotos. CLIMACTERIC (dict.) 6-509c;
medicine 12-761d; hysteria 14-211d; insanity 14-598b. Climata (geog.) 17-635b. CLIMATE AND CLIMAT- ology 6-509d; forests 10- 6460; pathology 6-526c. Climate and Time in their Geo logical Relations (Croll) 7- 482b.
Climatic formation (bot.) 21- 762c.
Climatius 8-1280; 14-252b. CLIMAX, JOHN 6-527c.
Climax, Ga. 11-752 (B5).
Mich. 18-372 (E7).
Minn. 18-550 (A3). N.C. 19-772 (C2).
Pa. 21-106 (D4).
, pass, Asia M. 17-152a. Climax (drama) 8-477b. Climb (bot.) 6-527d. Climbing:
instructions given on Page 1.
Clinker, R. C. (physicist) 9-1 Clio, La. 17-54 (b6).
CLINKER (dict.) 6-527d. built (dict.) 4-97a. eight 4-100b. four 4-100b. Clinkstone: see Phonolite. Clino-axis 7-579a. Clinochlore 6-256c. Clinoclase see Clinoclasite. CLINOCLASITE 6-527d; 110b.
Clino-diagonal: see Clino-axis. Clinographic drawing 7-573d. Clinohedral class 7-5793. Clinohedrite 7-579c. Clinohumite 13-884d. Clinometer 2-692a. Clino-pinacoid 7-579a. Clino-prism 7-579a. Clinostat 23-973a. Clinozoisite 9-689b. CLINTON, DE WITT 6-528a; 4-659b.
Edward Fiennes Clinton, baron: see Lincoln, Ed: ward Fiennes Clinton, earl of.
-, GEORGE (American soldier) 6-528c; statues 4- 659b; 19-467a. -, George, Admiral 15-472b; 19-609d.
SIR HENRY (British General) (d. 1795) 6-529a; 1-842c; John André 1- 969a; Monmouth (battle) 18-727d.
Sir Henry (d. 1829) 6-529c. HENRY FYNES 6-529c. Henry Fiennes, dukes of Newcastle: see Newcastle. James 6-528a.
Sir William Henry 6-529b; 21-97b; 22-152c. Clinton, R. v. 28-386b. Clinton, Ark. 2-552 (C2). -, Berks. 9-420 (III. E3).
Can. (B.C.) 4-600 (E3). Can. (Ont.) 20-114 (B2). Conn. 6-952 (E4).
Ga. 11-752 (C3).
Mich. 18-372 (G6). S.C. 25-500 (E2). Clio (mollusc) 11-521d. Cliona (sponges) 20-425c. celata 25-718d. Clione (molluscs) 11-522b. Clionidae (molluscs) 11-522a.
- (sponges): see sponge. Clionopsidae 11-522a. Clionopsis 11-522a. Cliosophic (society) 11-41b. Clip (ammunition) 1-875c. Clipeus (shield) 2-585c.
- (clypeus) (in baths) 3-514d. Clipper (ship) 24-867b. Clippergap, Cal. 5-8 (C2). Clipper sledge 6-603b. Clipperton (explorer) 11-628d. Clipperton, isl., Pac.O. 19-762 (18).
Clippiacum, Fr.: see Clichy. Clipsham, Rutl. 9-424 (IV. A1); 23-945b; 23-944c. Clipston, Northants. 9-420 (III. E2).
Cliquart, limestone 9-662d. Clisham, mt., Scot. 24-412 (B2).
Clissa, Dalm. 7-775c. Clissau: see Klissow. Clissold Park, Lond. 16-938| (C2); 16-949c. CLISSON, OLIVIER DE6-530d; 10-821d; 23-1018c. CLISSON, Fr. 6-531a; 10-778 (D4).
Clissuras 2-596c. Clistenterata: see Testicar dines.
Clitambonitidae 4-366a. Clitandra 4-596b.
orientalis 1-354d. CLITHEROE, Lancs. 6-531a; 16-139 (D1); geology 16- 138c.
Clito, William : see William the Clito (of Normandy). Clito, Ga. 11-752 (E3). Clitodemus: see Clidemus. CLITOMACHUS 6-531c.
CLINTON, Ia. 6-529d, 14-732 Clitor: see Cleitor.
-, Ill. 14-304 (D3).
Ind. 14-422 (C5). Kan. 15-654 (G2). Ky. 15-740 (A2). La. 17-54 (b5). CLINTON, Mass. 6-530a; 17- 852 (D2).
Me. 17-434 (C4).
Mich. 18-372 (F-G7). Minn. 18-550 (A5).
Miss. 18-600 (B3); 18- 601a; 18-602a. CLINTON, Mo. 6-530b; 18- 608 (C3).
Mont. 14-276 (C2). -, N.C. 19-772 (D3). N.J. 19-502 (C2). CLINTON, N.Y. 6-530b; 19- 596 (E2).
N.Z. 19-624 (B7). O. 20-26 (G3). Okla. 20-58 (C2). Pa. 21-106 (B4). S.C. 25-500 (C2). Tenn. 26-620 (G1). Tex. 26-690 (C7). Utah 27-814 (C3). Wash. 28-354 (C2). Wis. 28-740 (E6).
riv., Mich. 18-372 (G2), 18- 939b.
Center, Ia. 14-732 (D4). Co., Ia. 14-732 (G3). Co., Ill. 14-304 (C5). Co., Ind. 14-422 (D4). Co, Ky. 15-740 (C4). Co., Mich. 18-372 (F7). Co, Mo. 18-608 (B2). Co., N.Y. 19-596 (G1). Co., O. 20-26 (C6). Co., Pa. 21-106 (G-N3). Colden, lake, Can. 5-160 (II3); 12-422c. Clintondale, (A5).
N.Y. 19-596
Pa. 21-106 (G-H3). Clinton Falls, Minn. 18-550 (D6).
Fort, N.Y. 28-558c. Clinton group (geol.) 11-670d; 27-626a. Clintonians 6-529a. Clinton iron ores 18-506d. CLINTONITE 6-530c. Clinton limestone 27-630d, Clintonville, Ala. 1-460 (D4). Conn. 6-952 (D4). Ky. 15-740 (D2). O. 20-26 (L-M1), 6-3732 Pa. 21-106 (C3). Clintwood, Va. 28-118 (B1). Clio (myth.) 19-60a. Clio, Ala. 1-460 (D4). - Ark. 2-552 (C3). Cal. 5-8 (C2).
Ia. 14-732 (D4).
CLITUMNUS, riv., It. 6-531c. CLIVE, CARÓLINE 6-531d. -, CATHERINE (Kitty) 6- 531d.
-, Edward, 1st earl of Powis
see Powis, Edward Clive, 1st earl of.
- ROBERT, baron 6-532a, 14-497b; Chingleput 6- 233a; Chinsura 14-405c; Con- jeeveram 6-943b; Malabar pirates 4-185b; Plassey 21- 783d; reforms (India) 14- 409a.
Clive, Salop 9-416 (II. B4). N.Z. 19-624 (F3). Utah 27-814 (A2). Cliveden, residence, Bucks. 16- 942 (B2); 4-730d. Clive Fund 6-536a. Clivus (anat.) 25-198b. CLOACA (archit.) 6-536c; 23- 5903.
(anat.) 1-666c; 23-134b; reptiles 23-167c: see also Gonad-duct. -Maxima 23-590c; 27-957b; construction 2-382c, 9- 857d.
Cloacina: see Venus Cloacina. Cloanthite 25-249d. Cloar, Ark. 2-552 (E2). Cloates, pt., W.Aus. 16-650. Clocaenog, Wales 9-428 (V.
Cloch, pt., Scot. 6-572d. Cloch (pillar stone) 6-554a. Cloches de Corneville, (Planquette) 21-725c. Clochette, Captain 1-94c. Clochoderrick, rock, Scot. 15- 790c. CLOCK 6-536c; Boetius' water- clock 4-117a; Caffieri's astronomical 4-945b; Cam- pani Alimenis's improve- ments 5-124b; Congreve's patent 6-939d; cycloidal pendulum 17-979a; deter- mination of error 26-983d; electric 6-548d; Franklin's invention 11-30a; lubrica- tion 17-88d; Marot's clocks 17-749d; polar: see Polar clock; Strutt's radium 21- 181b. See also Clepsydra. -(card game): see Vingt-et- Un.
(consteïation): see Horo logium
Clock Face, Lancs. 16-139 (C3). Clock star 26-985a.
Clockum Creek, rir, Wash. 28- 354 (E2). Clodagh, riv, Ire. 14-744 (D3).
Clod-crusher 23-467c. Clodding press: see Cage press. Cloddy, Ala. 1-460 (C2). Cloddynge: see Skittles. Clode, Charles Mathew 17- 790d.
Clode Sound, Nfd. 19-479 (C2). Clodia 6-553d; 18-258d. CLODIA, VIA It. 6-553b; 15- 26 (A5). Clodiagh, riv., Ire. 14-744 (D4). Clodion (king of the Salian Franks): see Chlodio.
- (sculptor): see Michel, Claude.
Clodius (Roman gens): see Claudius. CLODIUS, PUBLIUS (Pulcher) 6-553c; 23-644a; collegia sodalicia 6-565c.
Macer, Lucius: see Macer, Lucius Clodius. Clodomer: see Chlodomer. Clodones: see Maenads. Clodt Jurgensburg, Peter 3-786d. Clody, riv., Irc. 14-744 (E4). Cloe, Pa. 21-106 (E4). Cloeon 17-934b. Clocosiphon 25-152d. Cloeotis 6-242d. Cloëphaga rubidiceps 10-225c. Cloete, Col. A. J. 19-259d. -, Henry 19-260a. Cloëz, F. S. 5-188b. Clog (shoe) 24-993a. Clog an eadhachta Phatriac: see St Patrick's bell. Clogg almanacs 1-711c. Clogh, Ire. (Antrim) 14-744 (E2).
Ire. (Kilkenny) 14-744 (D4). riv., Ire. 14-744 (E2). Cloghan, Ire. (Donegal) 14-744 (C2).
- Ire. (King's Co.) 14-744 (D3).
Cloghan (dict.) 14-768a. Clogheen, Ire. 14-744 (D4). CLOGHER, Ire. 6-554a; 14- 744 (D2).
Cloghereen, Ire. 14-744 (B4). Clogher Head, cape, Ire. (Kerry) 14-744 (A4).
Head, cape, Ire. (Louth) 14- 744 (E3); 17-66c. Cloghjordan, Ire. 14-744 (C4). Cloghy, Ire. 14-744 (F2). Clogwood: see Yamane. Cloich, hills, Scot. 24-418 (E3).
Cloisonné enamel 9-363c; 10- 365c; Byzantine 4-910b, 9- 363d (fig.); Japanese 15- 189d, 15-185b.
- glass 12-117a. CLOISTER 6-554a.
garth (dict.) 6-555a. CLONAKILTY, Ire. 6-555b 14-744 (C5); 1-414c; lead
bay, Ire. 14-744 (C5). Junction, Ire. 14-744 (C5). Clonard, cape, Kor. 15-156 (F-G8).
Clonard, monastery, Ire. 14- 762b. Clonaslee, Ire. 14-744 (D3). Clonbur, Ire. 14-744 (B3). Cloncurry, Valentine Browne Lawless, 2nd baron 9-342d. Cloncurry, Queens. 2-960 (G4), 2-952b; 19-756a. Clondalkin, Ire. 14-744 (E3); 8-320d. Clonderalaw, bay, Ire. 14-7441 (34). Clonca, (D4). Clonegall, Ire. 14-744 (E4). CLONES, Ire. 6-555c; 14-744 (D2).
cape, Ire. 14-744
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
JEAN BAPTISTE du Val de Grace, baron von 6-556a.
Clopinel, Jean: see Jean de Meun.
Clopook, Dun of: see Dun of Clopook. Cloppenburg, Ger. 11-808 (B2), Clopton, Sir Hugh 25-998c. Clopton, Ala. 1-460 (D4).
Ga. 11-752 (C2). Cloquet, Hippolyte 1-937a; 21-535d.
CLOQUET, Minn. 6-556b; 18- 550 (E4). Cloquette, riv., Minn. 18-550 (E4). Close, General 3-846b. CLOSE, MAXWELL HENRY 6-556c.
CLOSE (law) 6-556d; breach of 4-465b.
Closeburn, Scot. 24-412 (E4); 26-880d; British remains 8- 664c; geology 8-663d; mineral waters 8-663c. Close Cove, bay: see Cross, bay.
Closed bundles (bot.): see Vascular bundles.
Closed conduit system 27. 123a.
Close Letters (litterae clausae) 8-301c; 8-306b; 16-502c. Closepet, Ind. 14-382 (G13). Closer (brickwork) 4-524d. Close Rolls 22-960c. Close time (game laws) 11. 441d.
wired (croquet) 7-504a. Closeworth: see Closworth. Closh see Skittles. Closing-time (public houses) 16-762d.
Closter, N.J. 19-502 (B1). Closterium 1-588d. Closter-Seven: see Kloster- Seven.
Clostridicae 3-163b.
Clostridium 3-163b: 3-160a (fig.).
-pasteurianum 3-164c; 3. 169d; 25-349b. CLOSURE 6-556d; 9-579c; 20-848b.
Closworth, Som. 7-163b. CLOT, ANTOINE BARTHEL- emy (Clot Bey) 6-556d; 8- 606c.
Clot (of blood): see Clotting. Clota, riv.: see Clyde. CLOTAIRE I. (Chlothachar)
arictans: see l'uff-adder. Cloth of estate 11-364a. red 8-746b; 8-750a. Clothworkers' Company 22- 41a; 16-810b. Cloth Workers' Hall, Louvain 17-67c. CLOTILDA, ST 6-557c: 10- 804d; 13-376b Clotting (of blood) 4-31b; 4- 77d.
Clotworthy, John, 1st Viscount Masereene: see Massereene. Cloud, Kan. 15-654 (E1). hill, Staffs. 16-370a. CLOUD 6-557d; aurora, effect on 2-929b; dust 8-714a; meteorology 18-289a (figs.); mixtures in atmosphere 18- 289a; observations and study 18-272c, 18-2778; variation with latitude 6 518a.
CLOUDBERRY 6-559c.
instructions given on Page 1.
see Cloyds Landing, Ky. 15-7401 CLUSERET, GUSTAVE PAUL, Clymer, George 22-351d. (C4).
Cloudberry of Alaska: Salmon berry. CLOUD-BURST 6-559d. Cloud Chief, Okla. 20-58 (C2). Cloudcroft, N.Mex. 19-520 (E5).
CLOUDED LEOPARD 6-559d. -tiger: see Clouded Leopard. Cloud Hill, mt., Ches. and Staffs. 9-416 (II. C3); 6- 9130; 6-90b.
-Peak, mt., Wyo. 28-873c. -Rest, mt., Cal. 5-8 (D3). Clouds Creek, riv., S.C. 25-500 (C3).
Clouds, The (Aristophanes) 2- 499d.
Cloudy, bay, N.G. 19-487 (F3). -, bay, N.Z. 19-624 (E4).
bay, Tas. 26-438 (B2). CLOUET, FRANCOIS (Janet) II.) 6-559d.
-, JEAN (Janet) 6-560b.
Luis de, General 6-364c. CLOUGH, ANNE JEMIMA 6- 560d.
-ARTHUR HUGH 6-561a; 9-641c; 20-898b. Clough, riv., Yorks. 9-412 (I. D4).
Clough (geog.) 8-70c.
Clough Fold, Lancs. 16-139 (D2).
Clonthoughter Castle, Ire. 5- 572d.
Cloughton, Yorks. 9-412 (I. H4).
Closterville, La. 17-54 (B2). CLOUTING (fabric) 6-561d. Clout shooting 2-365c. Clora, Scot. 24-412 (E3).
zien, Scot. 24-412 (E3);| 10-661a.
Clove, riv., N.J. 19-502 (C1). Clove-carnation 5-363a. Clove-gillyflower: see Carna-
Clove-hitch (knot) 15-872b. CLOVELLY, Dev. 6-561d; 9- 430 (VI. D1). Clovene 26-652d. Clovenfords, Scot. 24-418 (F3); 11-393b.
Clove nutmeg 19-919a; 19- 920c; 17-273b.
-pink 21-627b.
Clover, Colo. 6-722 (C2).
-S.C. 25-500 (C1).
-Utah 27-814 (B2). -, Va. 28-118 (D4).
val., Nev. 5-8 (F1). CLOVER 6-561d; 16-381a; carpel 16-382b; crude fibre 5-606d; cultivation 1-391d, 9-27b, 24-423c; digestible matter 1-408a; four-course rotation 1-404b; honey- production 3-636b; pollina- tion 16-383a; sleep move- ments 16-381c.
Clover Creek, riv., O. 20-26 (B-C7).
-Creek, riv., Oreg. 20-242 (H 3).
-Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (F5). Cloverdale, Ala. 1-460 (B1). -Cal. 5-8 (B2); 19-281a. - Ind. 14-422 (D5).
-0.20-26 (B3).
Oreg. 20-242 (B2).
Clover dodder 8-368c. Cloverland, Ind. 14-422 (C5).
-Wash. 28-354 (H3).
Clover Lick, W.Va. 28-560
Cloverly group (geol.) 27-631c.
Cloverport, Ky. 15-740 (B3). Clover's inhaler 26-134d.
CLOVES 6-562d; 1-355b; 14- 353a.
oil of 6-563a; 20-52d; 21-
Clovesho, council of 7-64c; 16-
Cloyes, Fr. 10-778 (E4).
CLOYNE, Ire. 6-564b; 14-744 (C5).
782c; 23-453a. Clove-tree 6-562d. CLOVIO, GIORGIO GIULIO 6-
Cluain Dolcain: see Clondal- kin.
Meala: see Clonmel. Uamha: see Cloyne. CLUB 6-564b; 16-765c; lib- raries 16-558b. Clubbiedean reservoir, 8-945b.
Club des Impartiaux: see Société des Amis de la con- stitution monarchique. CLUB-FOOT 6-568b; 20-764a. Club, Indian: see Indian club. Clubiona 2-306d. Clubionidae 2-306d; capture of prey 25-665a; care of young 25-665c;
of life 25-665d; habitat 25- 666d; hibernation 13-446c; mimicry 18-499b. "Clubland," Lond. 6-567a. Clubmen (nickname) 12-412c. Club Moreau 18-827c. Club-moss: see Lycopodium. Politique, Le 6-568a. root: see Finger-and-toe. -rush see Bulrush.
The (literary club) 15- 468d; 12-216b. Cluden, riv., Scot. 24-412 (E4); 8-663a.
563b. CLOVIS I. 6-563b; 10-804c; 11-832b; coins 19-898a fleur-de-lis legend 10-499c; king's evil 15-817a; Roman Empire 9-349a; Touraine,
conquest of 27-102d. -II. 10-806b; 8-844a. -III. 10-808a.
-(of Hesse-Barchfeld) 13- 410c.
Clovis, Cal. 5-8 (D3). -N.Mex. 19-520 (G3).
Clow, Ark. 2-552 (B4).
Clowes, John 19-514c. -William 22-338b. Clowesites: Methodist Church. CLOWN (dict.) 6-564a.
Clowne, Derby. 9-416 (II. E3);
Cloy, glen, Scot. 24-418 (A3);
-hill, Wilts. 9-420 (III. C4).
CLUE (Clew) (dict.) 6-568d. CLUENTIÚS HABITUS,
Aulus 6-568d. Cluentus, riv., It.: see Chienti. Cluff, Samuel O'Malley 21- 864d.
Cluff, O. 20-26 (M7).
Creek, riv., Ó. 20-26 (L7). Clugny, Fr.: see Cluny. Cluj, Hung.: see Kolozsvár. Clumber House, Notts. 9-416 (II. E3); 8-651d. Clumber spaniel 8-377d. CLUMP (dict.) 6-569a. Clumping (physiol.) 4-81c. Clun, Salop 9-420 (III. A2); 24-1021a; 24-1020c.
riv., Salop 9-420 (III. B2); 24-1020b.
Clunch 4-4b, 11-88b.
- clay and shale 20-415a. CLUNES, Vict. 6-569a; 28-38 (B2).
Clun Forest, dist., Salop 9-420 (III. A2); 4-4b; 24-1020c. Forest sheep 24-821a. Clungwyns, waterfalls, Wales 12-73d. Clunia, Sp. 5-653b. Cluniacs
(Cluniac Benedic- tines); 6-569b; 3-722a; aim 9-352d; Gregory VII. 12- 571c; monasteries 1-15c; obedientiae (cells) 1-21d; Spain 25-546b.
Clunie, Scot. 24-418 (E1).
Forest of, Scot. 24-418 (D-E1).
lake, Scot. 24-412 (C2); 4- 35a; 14-720b. -, riv., Scot. 4-375c.
Glen, Scot.: geology 1-50b. Inn, Scot. 24-412 (C2). Clunton, Salop 9-420 (III. A2). CLUNY, Fr. 6-569a; 10-778 (G4); abbey 1-15c, 1-25b, 16-549b; old houses 13- 811d (fig.).
Mauritius 17-913a. hill, Scot. 10-672b.
Cluny Castle, Scot. 25-646b.
Cluny Museum. Cluny Macpherson: see Mac- Cluny lace 16-46b. Cluny Museum, Paris 20-808b; pherson (of Cluny). 20-809c; 13-811d (Plate). Clupanodonic acid 20-44b; 20- 50a. Clupea 13-390d.
alba: see Whitebait. alosa: see Allis shad. caspia: see Caspian herring. finta: see Twaite shad. harengus see Herring. kurensis 21-192a. leachii: see Herring. mattowocca: see Ale-wife. melanosticta: see Iwashi. menhaden: see Menhaden. pilchardus: see Pilchard. sagax 21-603c.
scombrina: see Oil-sardine.
Clut, lake, Can. 5-160 (F2). Clutch (mech.) 18-918c; 18- 927a.
(ornithology) 9-14a. arc lamp 16-665d. Clutching (falconry) 10-142b. Clutha, riv., N.Z. 19-624 (B6); 19-624d.
-Co., N.Z. 19-624 (G7, B7). Cluthalite 1-912b. Clutton, Som. 9-430 (VI. G1). Cluverius (Cluvier), Philip: see Cluwer, Philip. Cluvius Rufus, M. 23-659d. CLUWER, PHILIP 6-571c; 11- 621c.
Cluysenaar, Alfred 20-507d. Clwyd, riv, Scot.: see Clyde. -, riv., Wales 8-18a; geology
of valley 8-18b, 10-522a. Clwydian, hills, Wales: geo- logy 8-18b.
Clwyedog reservoirs, Wales 28-
sprattus: see Sprat. vernalis: see Ale-wife. Clupeidae 24-82b; 14-248d;| 24-82b; alimentary canal 14-255a; distribution 2- 747d, 2-748a.
406 (map); 28-407 (map). Cly, Pa. 21-106 (15). Clyda, riv., Ire. 14-744 (C4). Clydach, Wales (Brecon.) 9- 428 (V. E4).
- Wales (Glam.) 9-428 (V. D4); 12-74d.
-, vale, Wales 23-270c. Clydagh, riv., Ire. (Kerry) 14- 744 (B5).
riv., Ire. (Mayo) 14-744] (B3). CLYDE, COLIN CAMPBELL, baron 6-571d; 14-450c; Afridi expedition 1-362a;| Indian Mutiny 14-448b. Clyde, Ark. 2-552 (A2). -, Ga. 11-752 (E3).
Ind. 14-422 (D9). Kan. 15-654 (E1). Mich. 18-372 (G7). Miss. 18-600 (C4), Mo. 18-608 (B1). N.C. 18-772 (B4). N.Dak. 18-780 (F1). N.Y. 19-596 (D2). N.Z. 19-624 (B6). O. 20-26 (D2). Okla. 20-58 (D1). Tex. 26-690 (H3). Wash. 28-354 (G3).
Clymer, N.Y. 19-596 (A3). Clymers, Ind. 14-422 (E3). Clym of the Clough: see Clim of the Clough. Clynder, Scot. 24-418 (B2); 8-660c.
Clyne, Scot. 24-412 (E1); 26- 170b. Clynnog-fawr, Wales 9-428 (V. C1); geology 5-360d. Clypea, N.Af. 22-650a.
Clypeaster 20-82c.
Clypeastroida 8-881c. Clypeus: see Clipeus. grit 20-119a. -Sobieskii: see Scutum So- bieskii.
firth, Scot. 24-412 (D4);| 6-572d; 8-660d.
-, riv., Can. (Baffin land) 5- 160 (Q1). -, riv., (B2-3). - riv., N.Y. 19-596 (D2). CLYDE, riv., Scot. 6-572b; 24-418 (D3); 24-412 (E4); Agricola fortifies 1-386d; deepening 23-382b; harbour 12-84b; lighthouse trustees 16-648c; navigation trust 12-84c, 6-573a, 23-98d; yachting 28-892c.
Can. (N.S.) 5-160
-, riv., Tas. 26-439a.
-, riv., Vt. 19-490 (C-D2); 27-1025d.
CLYDEBANK, Scot. 6-572d; 24-418 (B-C3); 12-81 (map). Clydebank Engineering Co. v. Yzquierda 7-781a. Clydedale, dist., Scot. 24-418 (D3).
Clyro, Wales 9-428 (V. E3). - hill, Wales 9-128 (V. E3). Clysma, Egy. 26-22d. Clyst, riv., Dev. 8-132b. Honiton, Dev. 9-430 (VI. F2).
Clyde Law, mt., Scot. 6-572h. Clydepark, Mont. 14-276 (D2). Clyde River, Can. 19-831 (B3). Clydesdale, S.Af. 20-153c. -, val., Scot. 6-572b.
horse 13-724c; 13-722 (Pl. I).
Clyde Trust: see under Clyde. Yacht Club, Royal 8-682d. Clyfton, Richard: see Clifton, Richard.
Clytinae 18-497d. Clytus arietis 18-497d. Clywedog, riv., Wales (Den- bigb) 8-18a.
-, riv., Wales (Montgom.) 9- 428 (V. D3); 21-841c. C.M.G.(abbrev.) 1-29a. C.M.S. (abbrev.): see Church Missionary Society. Cnarreburc, Yorks.: see Kna- resborough.
Cnemidophorus 16-825d. -sexlineatus: see Swift. Cnemidospora 12-560c. Cnemiornis 3-971c; 3-977b. -calcitrans 12-243a. Cnemis, mts, Gr. 21-448d. Cnethocampa processionea: see Processionary moth. Cnewr, Wales 9-428 (V. D4). Cnicnode: see Conical Point. Cnictrope: see Conic of Con tact.
William de 6-509c. Clyman, Wis. 28-740 (E5). Clymene (myth.) 2-822d; 21- 342a.
Clymenia (fossils) 5-693a; 8- 124d.
beds: see Famennian group. Cluroux (political faction) 16- Clymeniidae 5-693d; 8-128a.
Cnicus: see Thistle. Cnidae: see Nematocysts. Cnidaria 14-172a. "Cnidian Aphrodite " (statue): see Aphrodite. Cnidian Lion 5-330c. Cnidoblast 14-137d; 2-98a. Cnidocil 14-137d. Cnidosac 11-520d. CNIDUS,
Asia M. 6-573a; battle (394 B.C.) 7-960b, 21- 212a; battle (391 B.C.) 12- 452b; coins 19-888b, 19- 887d; Demeter sanctuary 26-839d; medical school 18-42a, 16-546b; treasury at Delphi 2-380a, 7-974a; 12- 478c (fig.).
Cniht 15-851b. Cnoc Crom Uillt, mt., Scot. 4- 959b.
Coahoma Co., Miss. 18-600 (B1). Coahuayona, riv., Mex. 6-683d. Coahuila, mts., Cal. 5-14b. COAHUILA, state, Mex. 6- 574c; 18-318 (E2). Coahuiltecan 14-455b. Coaita, cape, C.R. 5-678 (A6). Coaked (dict.) 17-871b. Coal, Ala. 1-460 (B2). -, bay, Arct. 25-709a.
isl., N.Z. 19-624 (A7). mt., Colo. 6-722 (B1). riv., Can. 5-160 (D3). , riv., W.Va. 28-560 (B3). val., Nev. 5-8 (F3). COAL 6-575a; 5-312c; com- bustion products 25-276a; contraband of war 7-33d, 19-445a; Cretaceous 7-417b; gas manufacture 11-483d; iron manufacture 14-803c, 6-593a; Jurassic 15-568c; labour disputes arbitration 2-332b; labour legislation 16-16d; ownership of 6- 592b; strikes and lock-outs 25-1029c; U.S. production statistics 27-641c; weighing machine 28-476d.
Dubh, mt., Scot. 24-418 (A3); 2-644c. CNOSSUS, Crete 6-573c; 23- 648 (E3); 7-418 (map); 7- 424a (Plates); Aegean re- mains 1-246b; archives 16- 545c; coinage 19-885a foll.; inlaid work 11-564c; ivory figures 1-247 (Pl. II. figs. 6, 7); plate 21-792a; pottery 5-711d, 1-246 (Plates); seal- impressions 11-564b, 1-250 (Pl. III. fig. 1); staircase 25-763a; wall-paintings 20- 463d, 7421c, 1-246 (Pl. I. fig. 5), 1-251 (Pl. IV. fig. 2). Cnut: see Canute. Co. (abbrev.) 1-30a. -(chem.): see Cobalt.
Côa, riv., Port. 25-530 (B2); 8-450c.
COACH (carriage) 6-574a; 5- 402b.
(tutor) 1-783a. -and Coachharness Makers Company 16-811a.
Coal Bank Creek, riv., N.Dak. 19-780 (B3).
dog see Dalmatian dog. Coachella, Cal. 5-8 (E5). Coachford, Ire. 14-744 (C5). Coach horse : see Yorkshire coach-horse.
Basin, Colo. 6-722 (C2). Bluff, Ind. 14-422 (C5). Branch, Can. 19-465 (C1). COALBROOKDALE, Salop 6- 593a; 9-420 (III. B1); bridge 4-542b; geology 24- 1020c.
Coaching Club 6-574b. -gig 4-100b. Coactor 13-687d. Coadjacency, Law of 2-784c. Coadjutor 15-338d. - bishop 4-3c. Coagh, Ire. 14-744 (E2); 27- 550c.
Coagulation 25-377b. Coagulins 18-61c. Coahoma, Miss. 18-600 (B1).
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Creek Proprietary, Vict. 2- 953b.
Coaldale, Ark. 2-552 (A3). -, Colo. 6-722 (E3).
Nev. 5-8 (E2). Coaledo beds 9-663b. Coalfield, Ia. 14-732 (E3). Coal Fire, Ala. 1-460 (A2).
Fire Creek, riv., Ala. 1-460 .(A2).
COAL-FISH 6-593a; 2-30c. Coal gas see Gas, coal. Coalgate, Okla. 20-58 (E3); 20-58d.
Coal Glen, Pa. 21-106 (E3). Coalgrove, O. 20-26 (E7). Coal Harbor, N.Dak. 19-780 (C2).
Coaling, Ala. 1-460 (B2). Coalinga, Cal. 5-8 (C3); 5-14a. Coaling at sea 7-63b. COALING STATIONS 6-593b; 8-365c.
Coal Island, Ire. 14-744 (E2); 27-550a; geology 14-745c. COALITION 6-594d.
-, European (1793-1815): first (1793) 11-162b; 10-855d; 11-172d; second (1798) 11- 167d, 10-860a, 11-194b, 15- 45a; third (1805) 19-216c; Waterloo campaign 28-371c. Coal Measures (geol.) 6-578a; 5-310c; 11-670c; fossils 20- 539b, 13-432a; New South Wales 19-538d. Coal Mine, Colo. 6-722 (C2). -Miner's Pung: see Anthra. cosis.
Coal Mines Regulation Act (1908) 16-18a. Coalmont, Ind. 14-422 (C6).
Pa. 21-106 (F5). Tenn. 26-620 (F2). Coal Mountain, Ga. 11-752 (B1).
Coal Owners, Federated 27- 144b.
Coalport, Pa. 21-106 (E4).
Salop 9-420 (III. C1); 17- 284a.
Coalrun, Ky. 15-654 (F3). Coal-scuttle: see Scuttle. Coalsnaughton, Scot. 24-418 (D2); 6-417d.
Coal Supplies, Royal Com- mission on (1902) 6-592d. COAL-TAR 6-595a; 11-484a; colours in dyeing 8-745c. -naphtha 6-596b; 19-167d. Coal-tips 8-360a. Coal-titmouse 26-1030c. Coalton, O. 20-26 (E6); 20-26b. , W.Va. 28-560 (C-D3).
Coal Valley, Ill. 14-304 (B2). -Valley, Pa. 21-106 (E7). Coalville, Ia. 14-732 (C2). COALVILLE, Leics. 6-599a; 9-416 (II. E4).
Utah 27-814 (C2). Coalwood, W.Va. 28-560 (B4). Coama, P. R. 22-124 (B2); 22- 127a.
Coan, Titus 13-91a; 18-592d. Coanza, riv., W.Af.: see Kwanza.
Coapim 18-468a. Coarb 14-761b. Coarsegold, Cal. 5-8 (D3). Coarse-metal:
see Copper
-, riv., Braz. 4-440 (C3).
Coasso plant 23-800a.
Coassus: see Brocket.
Coast, mts., Wash. 28-354 (A2-3).
COAST 6-599b; 11-632b; survey 26-156a.
(intern. law) 25-649c.
and Geodetic Survey, U.S.: see United States Coast and Geodetic survey. -cod oil 6-635d.
deer see Columbian deer. DEFENCE 6-599c; ord- nance 20-212b, 20-226c. - erosion 9-410c: see also Reclamation of land. Coaster hub 3-916a.
Coasters Harbor, isl., R.I. 19- 534d.
Coast fever 26-937b.
Coast Fork, riv., Oreg, 20-242 (B-C4).
COASTGUARD
cruisers 24-889d. COASTING (sport) 6-603a. Coast-line: see Coast. Coast Prairie, plain, Tex. 27- 619d.
Range, mts., Alsk. 1-472b. Range, mts., Braz.: see Mar, Serra do.
Range, mts., Can. 4-600 (D2-E3); 4-598c; climate 5-147a; flora 5-147c; geo- logy 5-146a; mines 5-146b.
Range, mts., U.S. 5-8 (B1-E5); California 5-7a; 27-259c; Oregon 20-242b; Washington 28-353c. Territory, Aus.: see Küsten- land. Coat 7-236c; 7-241d; Anglo- Saxon 4-593b.
Armour : see Arms (her- aldry).
- and conduct money: Imprest-money. COATBRIDGE, Scot. 6-603c; 24-418 (C-D3). Coatepeque, lake, Salv. 5-678 (B4); battle (1863) 12-664a. Coate Reservoir, lake, Wilts. 26-236a. Coates, Glos. 9-420 (III. C3); 26-723b.
-, Great, Lincs. 9-416 (II. G2). Coatesville, Ind. 14-422 (D5). COATESVILLE, Pa. 6-603d; 21-106 (H7).
Coatham Mundeville, Dur. 9- 412 (I. E3).
COATI 6-603d; 5-373a. Coati, isl., Peru 21-267a. Coaticook, Can. 22-724 (C3). -, riv., Can. and Vt. 19-490 (D2).
Coatit, Aby.: see Koatit. Coat of arms: see Surcoat.
of arms: see Arms (heral- dry).
- of mail 2-589c. Coatopa, Ala. 1-460 (A3). Coats, Joseph: typhoid fever 20-774a.
Messrs J. & P. 20-520b. Coats, Ark. 2-552 (D1).
-, isl., Can. 5-160 (N3); 15- 714b.
Coatsburg, Ill. 14-304 (A3). Coats Land, Antarc. 21-961 (B); 21-967c.
Coatsville, Mo. 18-608 (D1). -, Pa. 21-106 (H7). Coatue, beach, Mass. 17-852 (G4); 19-166a.
(G4); 18-319c; rainfall 27- 10156.
-, riv., Mex. 19-943d.
Coa vestis 25-97b.
Coaxal circles 6-383a.
Coayan, P.Is. 28-58d.
Cob (bot.) 6-604a; 11-264a; Jamaica 19-918d.
COB (horse) 6-603d; 13-724a. Cobadin, Rum. 23-826 (D2). Cobadonga, cave, Sp.: Covadonga.
Cobaea 10-563d.
scandens 11-258d.
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Cobalt, Can. 5-160 (D-E2);| Cobham Church, Sur. 16-942 | Coccium, Rom. Brit. : see Wi-1 Cochlearia armoracia : 20-116b.
Street, Sur. 16-942 (C3). Va. 28-118 (D2). College 6-612a.
Hall, residence, Kent 16- 942 (F3); 6-612a; 2-419a. Cobham's Plot: see Main Plot. COBIJA, Chil. 6-612b; 2-462| (B1); 6-161a. Cobinshaw, Scot.: see Cobbin- shaw.
Cobitidae see Loach. Cobitis 14-256b; 5-454b. taenia 16-834b. Cobitopsis 24-137d. Cobla (dict.) 27-1045b. COBLE (boat) 6-612b; 4-99b. Coblentzian group 8-125b; 8- 127a; 11-670d. Coblentz quartzite 8-127a. slates 8-125b. COBLENZ, Ger. 6-612b; 11- 808 (I. k7); bridge 4-542d: treaty (860) 10-811c; vol- canic rocks 9-133b; Water- loo campaign 28-372c. Cobleskill, NY. 19-596 (A1). -, riv., N.Y. 19-596 (A1). Cobleskill limestone 27-626a. Coblom, India 20-357a. Cob-nut see Cob.
Cobo, bay, Chan. Is. 9-430 (VI. A1); 12-671d.
Coboconk, Can. 20-114 (C2). Cobota, mts., Ariz. 2-544 (B4).
COBOURG, Can. 6-613a; 20- 114 (C2). COBRA 6-613a; African: see Haje; bite 25-287c; worship of 9-46a, 24-679a, 2-52c. "Cobra (destroyer) 24-916b. Cobram, Vict. 28-38 (C1). Cobras, isl., Braz. 23-353d; 4- 461c.
Cobre, Cu. 7-595 (E2); copper mine 7-599d.
Nev. 5-8 (F1).
-, mts., Cu. 7-595d; 7-596c. riv., W.I. 15-133 (map); 15-132c.
Cobres, riv., Port. 25-530 (B4); 12-646b.
- Divinity School, U.S. 16- Cobrestante Point, Az. 3-83 525a.
Cobbe, A.S. 25-382a.
- Frances Power 19-563c. Cobberas, mt., Vict. 2-942c. COBBETT, WILLIAM 6-606b. Cobbett's State Trials 25-806a. Cobbham, Ga. 11-752 (D2). Cobbins, riv., Ess. 16-942 (E2). Cobbinshaw, Scot. 24-418 (D3); 8-945a.
Cobble (dict.) 6-603d. Cobbler, mt., Scot. 24-418 (B2). Cobbler (dict.) 6-604a.
(zool.) 28-540c. Cobbler's awl (zool.): see Avocet.
Cobblers' Monday 18-693d. Cobbo, isl., Va. 28-118 (G3). COBBOLD, THOMAS
SPENCER 6-607c. Cobborah, N.S.W. 2-960 (E3). Cobbosseecontee, riv., Me. 17- 434 (C4); 11-462c.
Great, lake, Me. 17-434 (C4). Cobbtown, Ga. 11-752 (D3). Cobbville, Ala. 1-460 (B4). -, Ga. 11-752 (D4). COBDEN, RICHARD 6-607d; 9-560a; 26-423a; John
Bright 4-567d. Cobden, Ill. 14-304 (C6). , N.Z. 19-624 (C5). Cobden Club 6-567c; 6-611b; 25-315b.
Cobden-Sanderson, T. J. 2- 701c; 4-218d. Cobego: see Galeopithecus. Cobelenz, Ger.: see Coblenz. Cobequid, bay, Can. 19-831 (C2); 19-830a.
- mts., Can. 19-831 (B-C2); 19-830a; geology 19-830b. group 20-236d. Cober, riv., Corn. 13-253b. Coberg, Mont. 14-276 (E1). COBET, CAREL GABRIEL 6- 611d. Cobham, Charles George Lyttelton, 8th viscount 17- 185b; 16-345b.
-, Edward Brooke, Lord 6- 612a.
-, Eleanor, duchess of Glou- cester: see Eleanor, duchess of Gloucester.
-, Henry Brooke, Lord 6- 612a; 28-414b. Henry de Cobham, baron 6-612a.
Margaret, Lady: brass 4- 434 (Pl. I. fig. 5). -, Sir John Oldcastle, Lord : see Oldcastle, Sir John. COBHAM, Kent 6-612a; 16- 942 (F3).elle, siguingo
Coburg, Josiah, prince of: see Josiah, prince of Coburg. COBURG, Ger. 6-613d; 11- 808 (III. p11). Melbourne 18-90d.
-, Oreg. 20-242 (B3).
isl., Can. 5-160 (R3).
-, penin., S.Aus. 2-960 (E2). Coburn, Wyo. 28-874 (D1). Cobus 2-91c; hybridization 14-27c.
defassa see Sing-sing. -ellipsiprymnus: see Water-
lichi: see Lichi.
vardoni: see Puku. Cobweb (dict.) 6-604a. Coca, Ec. 8-911 (C2).
Sp. 25-530 (C2). mt., Alps 1-747a.
-, riv., Ec. 8-911 (C2); 1- 785 (map); 6-701 (A5); 8- 912d.
COCA (bot.) 6-614b. Cocabe, Syr.: see Basanitis. Cocacin (of Persia): see Kuka- chin. Cocagne, Can. 19-465 (C1). bay, Can. 19-465a. COCAINE 6-615a; 1-685d; anaesthetic 1-909b; den- tistry 8-52b; electrolytic administration 9-251c; sea- sickness 24-562d. Cocajo, Merlino: see Folengo, Teofilo.
Cocalico Creek, riv., Pa. 21- 106 (G6). Cocalus (myth.) 18-555a. Cocama, riv., Braz.: see Uca- yali. COCANADA, India 6-615b; 14-382 (I-K11). Coccaceae 3-163a. Coccaius, Merlinus: see Fol- engo, Teofilo. Cocceians (sect.) 6-615c; 909b. COCCEIUS, JOHANNES 615c; 5-214b.
20-326c. Coccygeus muscle 19-55b. Coccygia 11-375b. Coccygiformes 20-326a. Coccygomorphae 20-323c; 13- 707b. Coccystes glandarius : Great spotted cuckoo. Coccyx 25-170c; 18-744c; 8- 635d; nerve 19-400d. Coccyzus 7-610b. Cocentaina, Sp. 25-530 (E3); 1-529c.
Coch, cantref, Glos. 18-729a. -, Castell, mansion, Wales: see Powis Castle. COCHABAMBA, Bol. 6-619a; 4-167 (B3); 4-17id. COCHABAMBA, dept., Bol. 6- 618d; 4-167 (B3); 4-171d. -, mts., Bol. 4-167 (B3); 4- 168b.
Coche, Turk.As. 21-222a.
Sir Thomas 4-682a. Cochrane, Can. 1-500 (B2). Wis. 28-740 (B4).
lake, S.Am.: see Pueyr redon.
Cochran Mills, Pa. 21-106 (D4). Cochranton, Pa. 21-106 (B2). Cochranville, Pa. 21-106 (H7). Cocinas, tribe 6-706a. Cock, César de 20-507c. EDWARD 6-622a.
-, Hieronymus: see Coques, G.
-, Xavier de 20-507c. Cock, riv., Yorks. 28-933 (D1). Cock (bird) 13-265b.
(water pipe) 14-53a; 14- 65b.
COCKADE 6-622a.
Cockade City, Va.: see Peters- burg.
COCKAIGNE, LAND OF 6- 622c; 9-610a. Cock-a-leekie 16-370c. Cock and hen paddle: Lump-sucker.
-and Pynot,
Derby. : see Revolution House.
Cockateel 6-622d. Cockatoo, isl., N.S.W. 26-278 (B2); 26-279c. COCKATOO 6-622c; 20-864c; acclimatization 1-115c; skull 3-959c. COCKATRICE 6-622d. Cockayn, Sir Cokayne.
Cockayne, Land of: see Cock- aigne.
isl., Venez. 27-989 (C1); 27- Cockayne Hatley, Beds. 9-424 991c.
-, isl., W.I. 28-544 (F5). Cochecho, riv., N.H. 19-490 (F5); 8-455b.
Falls, N.H. (battle) 8-455d. COCHEM, Ger. 6-619b; 11- 808 (A3).
Cocherel, Fr. (battle) 5-918b. Cochery, Georges Charles Paul 6-6196.
- LOUIS ADOLPHE 6-619b. Cochesett, Mass. 17-852 (E2). Cocheton, N. Y. 19-596 (E-F4). Cochetopa, mts., Colo. 6-722 (D3).
Creek, Colo. 6-722 (D3).
- Dome, mt., Colo. 6-722 (D3). Cochico, mt., Arg. 1-962d. Cochii, mt., Bol. 4-167 (C3); 4- 168c.
Cochimba, Bol. 4-167 (D3). COCHIN, D. M. P. A. 6-619b. COCHIN, India 6-620a; 14-382 (F-G15).
COCHIN, state, India 6-619c; 14-382 (G14); 4-610a; caste laws 13-504c; ecclesiastical jurisdiction 12-161a; Jews 26-390b, 3-737d, 15-409b; Portuguese 14-404d.
- backwaters, inlet, India 6- 620a. COCHIN-CHINA, colony, Fr. I.C. 6-620b; 14-498(D7-E6); 14-490b; Chinese relations 6-197c; civilization 2-754b; Mongol invasion 15-936c, 6- 197c. COCHINEAL 6-621b; 8-749a; cultivation 4-926d; pig ments 21-599b. insect 6-621b.
(IV. B2); 3-622a. Cock Bridge, Scot. 24-412 (E2). Cockburn, Alexander 6-623a.
SIR ALEXANDER J. E. 6-623a; 8-939c; bills of exchange 3-940c; collar of SS. 17-2c.
-, ALICIA 6-624b.
SIR GEORGE 6-624c; 28- 664d.
HENRY THOMAS 6-624d. John 4-852c.
William (dean of York) 6- 624d; 6-623b.
William (doctor) 25-243b. William (freebooter) 24- 613c.
Cockburn, bay, Can. 5-160 (L2).
-, isl., Can. 18-372 (G4); 20- 114 (D2).
mt., W.Aus. 2-960 (D3). -, riv., N.S.W. 2-960b.
-, sound, Austr. 2-960 (D2). Harbour, Caicos Is. 27-468b. Land, penin., Can. 5-160 (M1); 3-192d.
- Law, hill, Scot. 3-815b. Cockburnspath, Scot. 24-412 (F4); 3-815d. Cockchafer 5-800a; 6-673c (fig.); 13-446b; 13-421d. "Cockchafer " (gun-boat) 24-
914b. Cocke Co., Tenn. 26-620 (H2). Cocked hat (costume) 6-622b; 7-242c; military 27-583a. hat (bowls) 4-345b. Cockenoe, isl., Conn. 6-952 (B5).
Cockenzie, Scot. 24-412 (F4); 22-308c.
COCKER, EDWARD 6-625a. Cocker, riv., Cumb. 16-918 6-625c.
Brook, Lancs. 16-139 (D2). Cockerbundy: see Garden chafer. COCKERELL, CHARLES RO- bert 6-625a; excavations 1- 252a, 14-198b, 21-366b. Douglas 4-218d; 4-216 (Plate). Cockerham, Lancs. 9-416 (II. B2).
Cockerill, John 6-625b; 20- 223a.
WILLIAM 6-625b. COCKERMOUTH, Cumb. 6- 625c; 9-412 (I. B3); rainfall 7-625b.
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Cockermouthy, riv., N.H. 19-1 Cocoon 16-468d; 8-825c; 25-| Codille 20-101c.
Lancs. 16-143b. Cocker spaniel 8-377d. Cockerton, R. v. 26-497d; 8-
Cockeysville, Md. 17-828 (F2). Cockfield, Suff. 9-424 (IV. D2). Cockfield dike 8-707a.
Cockfield Fell, dist., Dur. 8- 708c. COCK-FIGHTING
Cocking, Robert 20-751b. Cocking, Suss. 9-420 (III. F5). Cocking (sport): see Cock- fighting.
Cockington, Dev. 9-430 (VI. E3).
COCK LANE GHOST 6-626d; 15-468a. Cocklaw, 364a. COCKLE, SIR JAMES 6-627a. COCKLE 6-627b; 16-112d; 21-
Northumb. 20-
-mt., Cape Col. 5-227a. COCK'S-COMB (bot.) 6-628c; 10-555c.
Cockscomb (tool) 17-842a. -barytes 3-456d.
gas burner 16-655a.
-pyrites 17-683c.
Cock's-foot 12-376c; 12-368b. Cockshutt, Salop 9-416 (II. B4).
Cock-shutt (dict.) 28-7988. Cockspur gas burner 16-655a. Cocks . Purday 7-122a. COCKTON, HENRY 6-628c. Cockr, G.: see Coques, G. -HIERONYMUS (Jerome) 6-628d.
-Michael: see Coxcie.
Matthys 6-628d.
Cocle, riv., C.Am. 5-678 (B6). Cocles, Horatius: see Horatius Cocles.
Coco, Sokotra: see Hadibu. -chan., B. of Bengal 14-382 (P13).
-isl., Cu. 7-595 (D1).
isls., B. of Bengal: see Gt. and Little Coco.
beater 25-106c. -, pierced 25-105d. Cocopalm: see Coco-nut palm. Cocorocuma Cays, isls., C.Am. 5-678 (E3).
riv., C.Am.: see Segovia. Cocoa, Ala. 1-460 (A4). COCOA (Cacao) 6-628d; adult-
eration 1-232d; duty 26- 423d.; Venezuela 27-991a. -beans: as currency 7-221d. butter 20-47a; 6-630c.
Cocos, isl., Pac.O. 25-486 (B3).
isis., Ind.O.: see Keeling. riv., C.Am.: see Segovia. Cocos australis: see Pindo. butyracea: sce Coyol palm. crispa: see Corojo. nucifera : palm.
sclerocarpa: see Mbocaya. Cocos-Keeling, isls., Ind.O.: see Keeling. Coco-stearin 6-631d. Cocos-yatai: see Yatai. Coco-yam: see Kalo. Cocquet 4-273a.
Cocui, Colom. 6-701 (B3). -, mt., Colom. 6-701b. Cocula, Mex. 15-132a. Cocullo, It. 24-681d. Cocullo (bot.) 7-597a. Cocx, Gonzalez: see Coques. -, Hieronymus: see Cockx. Cocxie, Michael: see Coxcie. Cocynthum, cape, It. 15-26 (F5).
Cocysus, Turk.As. 2-760 (G3); 2-757b.
pass, Turk.As. 17-668d. COCYTUS (Vuvo), riv., Gr. 6- 631d.
C.O.D. (abbrev.): see Cash on delivery.
Cod, cape, Mass. 17-852 (G2); 17-851c; 12-265b; wire- less telegraphy 26-539c. COD (zool.) 6-632a; 14-262a; angling 2-30d; Chile 6- 146d; food values 8-216a; geological range 21-847c; Newfoundland 19-480c; 24- 41c; trade statistics 10- 430a.
CODA (dict.) 6-632d. Coda Cavallo, cape, Sard. 15-4 (B4).
Codajas, Braz. 4-440 (C2). —, lake, Braz. 4-440 (C2). Codamine 20-134d.
Codanovia 18-87c.
Codington Co., S.Dak. 25-506 (H3). CODINUS, GEORGE 6-635b. Codium 1-596a. Codling Bank, sandbank, Ire. 14-744 (F3).
- Light Ship, Ire. 14-744 (F3). Codling moth 2-224a; 8-897d; 16-467c; 16-471c. Codlins-and-cream 28-689d. COD-LIVER OIL 6-635c; 20- 50c; calf feeding 5-542b; isovalerianic acid 27-859a; rickets 23-315b. Codnor, Derby. 9-416 (II. E3); 13-122d, 8-73a. Codogno, It. 15-4 (B2); 16- 935d.
Codola, It. 5-124a. Codolada (dict.) 25-589b. Codomannus: see Darius III. Codon 3-687b. Codonella campanella 14-559b (fig.).
Codonium 14-151d. Codonoblastida 8-878b. Codonoeca 10-465c. Codorus, Pa. 21-106 (16). Creek, riv., Pa. 21-106 (16). Codosiga 10-465d; 10-466b (fig.). CODRINGTON, CHRISTO- pher 6-636b.
SIR EDWARD 6-636b. Sir John Henry 6-636d. Robert Henry 20-440d; 26-338b.
-, Sir William 6-636d; 14- 574a; 13-13b. Codrington, W.I. 28-544 (F3). -, college, W.I. 28-544 (G2);| 3-381a; 27-772d. Codroy, Nfd. 19-479 (A3).
riv., Nfd. 19-479 (A3); 19- 478c.
- Road, str., Nfd. 19-479 (A3).
Codrul, mts., Hung. 3-4 (H3). CODRUS (king of Athens) 6- 637a.
Codrus, Precinct of, Athens 2- 832 (map). Codrus (zool.) 14-177d. Cods (party) 13-608c. Codsall, Staffs. 25-758 (A1).
Codanus Sinus, gulf 8-28b; Cod's Head, cape, Ire. 14-744 18-87c.
Codaster 8-128b. Codasteridae 5-311b; 8-878b. Codazzi, Augustin 6-706b. Codbeck, riv., Yorks. 26-852a. Codcaw Creek, riv., Ark. and La. 2-552 (B4). Codde, Peter 27-824b. Coddenham, Suff. 9-424 (IV. E2).
Coddington, William 23-251d; 23-253c.
Coddington, Notts 9-416 (II. Coddington lens 18-394b. F3); 19-828c. Coddon Hill, Mass. 17-852 (C3).
Coddon Hill beds (geol.) 7- CODE (law) 6-632d. 617d; 8-132b.
- (signal) 25-71a.
civil des Français: see Code Napoléon.
CODY, WILLIAM FREDER- ick 6-637a.
Coelochaeta: see Ascospermo- phora.
Coelocormidae 27-389c; 27- 391d.
Coelocormus huxleyi 27-389c. Coelocrinidae 8-878d. Coelo, De (Aristotle) 2-505c. Coelodendrum 22-804b.
gracillimum 22-805c. Coelodon (fossil): see Nothro- therium.
(mollusc) 16-124b. Coelogenys 20-431d.
paca: see Paca. subniger: see Guagua. Coelogorgidae 2-99d. Coelogyninae 20-172b. Coelolepidae 14-2480; 20- 361c.
COELOM AND SEROUS MEM- branes 6-642b; 4-362b; embryology 9-321b; evolu- tion 8-875a; nephridial communication 18-670d. Coelomata 8-875a; 27-1050a; 28-1033c; 18-670c; coelom 9-321d; mesoderm 9-318d; systematic position 28- 1033c. Coelomerinthous 14-151a. Coelomococla: see Coelomata. Coelomoduct 2-292c. Coelomonas 10-467a. Coelomostome 5-792c. Coelopeltis 25-290c; 23-174b. Coeloplana 7-593d; 21-827c
(fig.). Coelopleurus 20-82c. Coelops 6-242d. Coeloptychium 7-418a. Coeloria 2-104d. Coelosporidiidae 9-389b. Coelosporidium 9-389b. Coelostat 26-571d. Coelozoic 9-384a. Coelus (deity) 27-789b; 25- 961b. Coemptio (Roman law) 531b.
d'Alene, mts., Ida. 14-276 (A-B2); 14-276a. COEUR D'ALENE, tribe and reserve, Ida. 6-646a; 276 (A2); 14-278a; break (1856) 14-279b. Coeurderoy, Ernest 1-916b. Cœuret, Adam: see Lesage. Coeus (myth.) 26-1019a. Cœuvres, Antoine d'Estrées, marquis de 9-801c. Coevorden, Holl.: see Koevor den. Co-existence (psychol.) 16- 851a. Coeyman Creek, riv., N.Y. 19- 596 (B1).
Coeymans, N.Y. 19-596 (B1). Coeymans group (geol.) 8-126c. limestone 27-626c. Coffea 6-646b; 6-649a.
arabica: see Coffice plant. liberica: see Liberian coffee. robusta: see Congo coffee. stenophylla : see Sierra Leone coffee. Coffee (potter) 5-755d. Coffee, Ga. 11-752 (D4). -, mt., W.Af. 24-48b. COFFEE 6-646a; adultera- tion 1-219c, 1-232d; British tariff 26-423d, 9-560b; opium poisoning 20-136a; sea-sickness 24-562c; struc- ture 6-648d (fig.).
- (plant) 6-646a. Coffeeae 23-808b. Coffee Club: see Rota, The. Coffee Co., Ala. 1-460 (C4). Co., Ga. 11-752 (D4). Co., Tenn. 26-620 (E2). Coffee-house 6-566d; 6-646d; Danby 16-366c. Coffee-leaf disease 6-648c. Coffeen, Ill. 14-304 (C4). Coffee-rat 15-286c; 26-72c. Coffeeville, Miss. 18-600 (C2). COFFER (archi.) 6-649d.
- (chest) 6-649d; 6-107b; 11-364 (Pl. II.); 23-995a. COFFERDAM 6-649d; 10- 742a.
Coendu see Tree-porcupine. Coenenchyma 2-99b.
Coenobite (dict.) 13-371d.
Coffer-fish 26-546a; 15-163c. Coffey, Aeneas 25-701b. Coffeyburg, Mo. 18-608 (B-C1). Coffey Co., Kan. 15-654 (G2).
Cody, Ala. 1-460 (B2). -, Ky. 15-740 (E-F3). Neb. 19-324 (C2). -, Wyo. 28-874 (C-D1). Coe, E.S. 10-657b. Coe (Cona), riv., Scot. 119d. Coeburn, Va. 28-118 (B1). Coecilia see Caecilia. Coed Ewloe, Wales (battle) 10- 522c. Coedmore, Wales 5-319d. CO-EDUCATION 6-637b. COEFFETEAU, NICOLAS 6- 640b.
Coefficient 1-602a; 9-709b; detached 1-605c; undeter mined 1-607c. Coehill, Can. 20-114 (E1). COEHOORN, MENNO, baron van 6-640b; 25-601a; forti- fications 10-691b, 2-630a. Coehorn mortar 6-640b. Coela, dist., Gr. 9-8668.
pass, Gr. 26-843a. Coelacanthidae 26-542c; 14- 248d; 15-570b. Coelebogyne 2-12b. Coelebs 28-593d. Coelebs in Search of a Wife (More) 18-821d.
Cocoanut, isl., Fiji: see Yathi- Codera, cape, Venez. 27-989 COELENTERA 6-640d; 28-
Cocoa-nut (bot.): see Coco-, riv., It. 26-242 (G-H4). Codera y Zaidín, Francisco 25- 588b.
Cocoa Press 19-559c. -Tree Club, Lond. 6-567b. COCO DE MER 6-631a; 24- 1810; 20-642d; baskets 3-
Cocodrie, riv., La. 17-54 (B3). Cocoinae 21-781d.
Cocolapan, Mex. 20-278c.
COCOMA, tribe 6-631a.
Codetta (dict.) 11-290b. Codex 17-619a; 8-851d; 17- 620b; Bible 3-880d; British Museum collection 16-552a. - Augiensis, &c.: see Augien- sis, Codex, &c. Codfish, isl., N.Z. 19-624 (A7).
Codeso 26-615c.
Coconada, India: see Cocan- Codford St Mary, Wilts. 9-420
Coconino, forest, Ariz. 2-544 Codgers Hall: see Cogers Hall.
(B1); 2-546a.
-Co., Ariz. 2-544 (B2).
Coconucan, tribe 1-811d.
Coconnco, Colom. 22-81a.
Codiaceae 1-588c; 21-730d. Codiacrinidae 8-878d.
CODIAEUM 6-635b.
Coco-nut 6-631b; 20-640 (fig.); Codicariae 4-97c.
variegatum: see Croton.
-crab: see Robber crab.
-oil 6-631d: 20-47a.
Codices impressi 26-710c.
CODICIL 6-635b; Roman law 23-566a; 23-574c.
COCO-NUT PALM 6-631b; 21- Codification 6-632d; 3-749a;
781d; British Central Africa
4-596b; Ceylon 5-779d;
Roman law 23-569c, 15- 598c.
India 14-390c; jaggery 26- Codigoro, It. 22-58d.
1018a; epithelial condition 9-319a; nervous system 27- 1050a; Pre-Cambrian 22- 266c; reproduction 23-117a; sponges 25-730d; systematic position 28-1033a.
Coelenteron 6-641a: 7-592c. Coelestius: see Caelestius. Coelesyria, dist., Syr. 20-602 (D1); 23-649 (F3); 26-309b; 20-617d; coins 19-890c. Coelho (Jesuit) 15-228d.
de Magalhães, José Estevão 22-163c.
Gomes 22-162d. Latino 22-163b.
Coenocyte 1-587d. Coenoecium 22-614c. Coenogamete 11-341c. Coenogoniaceae 16-585a. Coenograptus gracilis 20-236b. shales 20-236d. Coenolestes: see Caenolestes. Coenomorphae 20-324d. Coenopithecus 9-664c. Coenosarc 14-138d; 14-154a. Coenothecalia 2-100a. Conred (of Mercia) 18-152b.
(of Northumbria) 19-793d. Coenurus 26-411d; 26-412b. cerebralis 28-12c. serialis 26-412c. Conwalh (of Wessex) 28-534c; 28-535a; 18-152a; Brad- ford battle 4-372b; conver- sion 8-827c. CENWULF (of Mercia) 6- 645a; 18-152c; Kent con- quered 15-735d; seal 24- 542d. COERCION (dict.) 6-645a. Act (1881) 14-783a. bill (1846) 9-561b. Coercitio (law) 17-314a; 23- 537c; 24-636a. Coercive force (coercivity) 17- 327a; 9-230c. Coerulein 8-750c; 26-699b. Coeruleum 21-598d; stability 21-599d.
Coës (of Mytilene) 16-488c. Coesse, Ind. 14-422 (G2). Coesyra (wife of Peisistratus) 21-59d.
Coetivy, isl., Ind.O. 1-320 (15); 24-753b; 17-915c. Coëtlogon, Dennis de 9-375a. Pereira, Duarte 4-455a; 21- Cootlouh, council of 19-735b.
For Key to Contractions, etc., see Page 1.
- Butte, mt., N.Dak. 19-780 (C3).
Coffinhal, J. B. 23-419c. Coffin joint 13-715b. Coffin's bay, S.Aus. 2-960 (E6); 25-493a.
Coffin-ships 21-841b. Coffin-stool 25-967b. Coffinton, Ga. 11-752 (B3). Cofre de Perote, mt., Mex. 18- 318 (H1); 18-317d. COG (dict.) 6-650d. Cogălniceanu, Enaki (Ianache) 23-846c.
-, Mihail 23-848b. Cogamus, riv., Asia M.: see Kuzu Chai. Cogan (family) 14-771a.
Thomas 13-872a; 8-593d. Cogan, Wales 3-445d.
House, Pa. 21-106 (H3). Station, Pa. 21-106 (H3). COGERS HALL 6-650d. Cogges, Oxon. 9-420 (III. E3); 20-418a; 28-762a. Coggeshall, John 23-253c; 19- 535a.
-, Ralph of: see Ralph of Coggeshall. Coggeshall, Ess. 9-424 (IV. D3); 12-271a; 20-392b; Čister- cians 9-786a. Cogging (carpentry) 5-387b. Coggon, Ia. 14-732 (F2). Coggs, Oxon.: see Cogges. Coggs v. Bernard (1704) 3- 220d. Coghill, Lieut. 6-7304. Coghinas, riv., It. 15-4 (B4).
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