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Perugia, Italy, 50 m. N.N.E. Rome; birthpl 9606; Haute, c. Indiana, U.S., Co. Vigo, on WaR.; manuf. and railway centre; 30,217. c. Texas, U.S.; 2988. (bury 2173 d. t. Glouccstersh., Engh, 5 m. N.W. Malmes-; StafTordsh., Engl., near Wolvert. 5145. [m. S.E. Tangier 25,000. s.pt.; fid. Marocco, on Str. of Gibraltar,; 33 r. Roxburghsh., Scotl., afll. of Tweed near (37 in.). Avon at confl. of Severn; 5269; also t. Ma ., U.S.; 2515* ^sas; 6380. c. partly in Texas and partly in ArkanS. W. State, U.S.A., largest State in the Union; than France or Germany on Gulf of Mexico, from Mexico by Rio; Grande and Gulf of and touching Louisiana, Arkansas, Indiana Oklahoma, and N. Mexico; climate varies heat of the coast to snowy winters of the Pan agriculture is the busine of two-thirds of people; cotton, grapes, and timber in E. Texas; sheep; and cattle ranches; 265,780 sq. m.; cap. chief port, Galveston 2,235,523. isl.; at entrance of Zudyer; See, Holland 13 by 6 m.; 83 sq. m.; Van Tromp killed in naval; with British here in 1653 6500. t. Mexico, on Lake T. • (77 sq. m.), 15 m. Mexico; 5000. [30 m.), 12 m. E. Oxford; 3335. t. Oxfordsh., Engl., on R. T. (afll. ofThames, r. Engl., from Cotswold Hills, Gloucestersh. N. Sea (250 m.) it separates Berks from Oxford and Surrey; from Middle sex, and Kent from it pa es Oxford, Reading, Windsor, London, Grave send; navigable for all ships to and for ve els of 200 tons to London above confl. with Thame it is called Isis; r. Ontario, to L. St. Clair (160 m.) also r. N. North Island, from Tauranga; to Hauraki also t. on this r.; pop. 4664. [aist. T.; 14,500. t. Bombay Pres., India; cap. of (maritime) ISLE of, in N.E. extremity of Kent, Engl.; climate contains the tns. Ramsgate, Margate, Broad stairs; 50,821. dist.; Pegu div., Lower Burma; 278,155; cap. of dist., 68 m. N. Rangoon. isl. Turkey, off S. coast of Roumelia, 138 sq, wine, fruits, honey, marble 5500. t. The aly, Greece;; 8000. r. Lower Austria and Moravia, afll. of March, m. N.E. Ravens burg (130 m.). t. Lower Burma, cap. of dist. T. on Irawadi; 16,500. t. Greece, nom. Attica and Boeotia, 30 m, Athens; oo^also ruins of c. cap. of Upper on Nile, 250 41' N.; present villages Luxor with magnificent ruined temple on its site. r. Hungary, from borders of Galicia to Danube Peterwardein (840 m.). pa , from Valais to Piedmont, 10,899 ft. (or Maria-T.), t. Hungary, 30 in. S.W. 72,683.; N.E. Greece, between Mt. /Eta the sea struggle between Persians under Xerxes Leonidas; with his 300 Spartans,?48o B.C. (or Trikhala), N. division of Greece, in 3 ceded to Greece by Turkey in 1882 by of Berlin 5073 sq. m.; cap. Lari a; 299,681. t. Cos.; Norfolk and Suffolk, Engl., 28 m. Lynn 4247. [24,000 ft.; mts. W. of Mongolia; highest summit, t. France, dep. Puy-de-Dome, 25 m. E. Clermanuf. cutlery and hardware 15,333. (or Diedenhofen). See Diedenhofen.; lake, Cuinberl., Engl., 5 m. S.E. Kes3 m. long alt. 533 ft. [tin-mining; 1000. Plains,; t. Tasmania, 105 m. E. Launces ton; in U.S.. t. Conn., Litchfield Co., 3278; Maine, 4 m. W.S.W. Rock land, 3009; also small tn. Georgia. t. Georgia, U.S.; 5514. t. Conn., U.S., Windham Co.; 5580. t.ftd. W. Pru ia, on Vistula, 50 ni. S.S.W. birthpl. of Copernicus in 1473; 24,000. Yorksh.jW.R.), Engl., near Dewsbury; t. also t. Dumfric u., Scotl., on Nith; 1300.