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Hamilton

a town in the Bermudas, of which it is the capital. It is on the Great Bermuda, and was founded in 1790. Pop. (1918) 2,627.

Hamilton

metropolis of the W. part of Victoria, Australia, on Grange Burn Creek, 224 miles W. of Melbourne.

Two pastoral and agricultural exhibitions are held here annually, and two race-meetings. Pop. (1918) 4,700.

Hamilton

SIR WILLIAM, a dis-

Hamilton College

an educaclose of 1919: Professors and instructors, 27; students, 298; volumes in the library, 84,000; productive funds, $1,- 478,000; income, $177,883; president, Frederick Carlos Ferry, Ph. D.; Sc. D., library, 84,000; productive funds, $1,- N. Y., founded in 1812; reported at the

Hamlin

ALFRED DWIGHT in 1841).

Hamline University

a coeducational institution in St. Paul, Minn.; founded in 1854 under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church; reported at the close of 1919: Professors and instructors, 32; students 550; president, Samuel F. Kerfoot, D. D.

Hammonton

a town of New Jersey, in Atlantic co. It is on the Atlantic City and the West Jersey and Seashore railroads. It is the center of an important fruit-growing and poultryraising region. Its industries include the manufacture of shoes, cut-glass ware, underwear, hosiery, optical instruments, etc. Pop. (1910) 5,088; (1920) 6,417.

Hampshire

SOUTHAMPTON, or

Hampton

a town and county-seat ley, Le 85,500

Hampton

a village of Middlesex, England, on the Thames, 15 miles S. W. of London. In the vicinity are many fine mansions and beautiful villas, including Garrick's villa. Pop. about 7,000.

Hampton Court Palace

long a

Hanbalites

a Mohammedan sect; a branch of the Sunnites.