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in 1535. Population, estimated, 135,000. Tunis, Gulf of. An inlet of the Mediterranean, northeast of Tunis. Tunja (tön hä). The capital of the department of Boyacá, Colombia, 75 miles north-northeast of Bogotá. Near it is the battle-field of Boyacá (which see). Population, estimated, 8,000. Tunstall (tun's tal). A town in Staff ords hire, England, 29 miles south of Manchester. It has manufactures of pottery, ironware, etc. Pop ulation (1891), 15,730. Tunstall (tun's tal), or Tonstall (ton's tal), Cuthbert. Born at Hatch ford, Yorkshire, England, about 1475: died at Lambeth Palace, 1559. An English prelate. He was made bishop of London in 1522, was sent to the Tower in 1551, and deprived of his see in 1552; was restored by Mary; and was again deprived by Elizabeth in 1559. He was lord privy seal under Henry VIII. Tuolumne (twol'um-nē) River. A river in California which joins the San Joaquin River 25 miles south of Stock ton. Length, 150-175 miles. Tupac (tö'päk), called Toparca (to-pär'kä) by Spanish historians. Born about 1514: died at Jauja, Oct., 1533. A younger brother of the of