HYDE PARK

a famous park in London, which contains about 400 acres. On the W. is Kensington Gardens. The park has for many years been a fashionable promenade. It contains Rotten Row, @ road set apart for equestrians, and the Serpentine, a large body of water. The Albert Memorial, in memoy Sod the Prince Consort, is in Hyde ar. | 50’ in N., 78° 40’ E.), principal native state India, lying between provinces of Madras and Bombay in the Deccan; area, ¢. 82,700 sq. miles; capital, Hyderabad. Country fertile, but badly cultivated. Tableland traversed by the Godavari in N., and Kistna in 8.3 climate healthy; chief products are rice, wheat, maize, cotton, ete, Nizam and State are Muhammadan; otherwise mostly Hindu, Pop, c. 11,500,000. 21’ N., 78° 30’ E.), city; capital of abe state; surrounded by walls; principal buildings are the Mecca mosque and Brit. Residency; fourth largest city and one of chief seats of Muhammadanism in India; important commercial centre; extensive water-works. Pop. 42,000. 23’ N., 63° 24’ H.), city; capital, Hydueae bad, Scind, Bombay, Brit, India: near H. bank of Indus; strongly fortified; manufactures silks, gold-work. Pop. 71,000. AYDRA, in Gk. legend; nine-headed monster inhabiting Lerna in Argolis slain by Heracles.