California
The Century Cyclopedia of Names · 1904 · p. 162
He left Acapulco with three ve els, one of which was lost in a storm with the others he ascended to the head of the gulf, subsequently exploring the western coast of the peninsula, and attaining about lat. 28°, or, as some a ert, lat. 30° 30′ N. One account says that he was lost at sea; another that he was a a inated shortly after his return to Acapulco. Ulloa was the first to prove that Lower California was a peninsula. Ullswater, or Ulleswater (ulz'wâ"tėr). Alake on the border between Cumber land and West more land, England, 20 miles south of Car lisle: the second in size of the English lakes. Its outlet is the Eamont into the Eden. Length, 9 miles. Unaka Mountains L. ultra , beyond, and montan us , of or pertaining to a mountain.] In German politics, the Center party, which opposes legislation supposed to be inimical to the Church of Rome. Ulugh Beg (öʻlögh beg) or Beigh. Lived in the middle of the 15th century. A prince of Sam ark and, grandson of Timur: noted as an astrono mer. His tables, which were published by Hyde in 1665, are referred to as important authority by modern astronomers. Ulundi (ö-lön dē). A place in Zululand, South Africa, about lat. 28 o S., where, in 1879, the Lord
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