=Lobanov-Rostoveki=, chairman of Committee for Amelioration of Jews (1871), II 191 =Lobzovo=, near Cracow, residence of Estherka, favorite of Casimir the Great, I 53 =Lodz=, Jewish labor movement in, III 55 pogrom at, III 119 f economic success of Jews in, stimulate Polish boycott, II 166 =Loewenthal=, professor, sent by Baron Hirsch to Argentina, II 416 =Lokhvitz= (province), massacre at (1618), I 145 =London=, Moses Montefiore of, goes to Russia, II 68 M'Caul, missionary in, II 131 Jewish Socialist Society in, II 223 Mansion House Meeting held in (February 1, 1882), II 288 ff Lord Mayor of, presides at meeting, II 288; and joins pogrom committee, II 291 bishop of, joins pogrom committee, II 291 secret circular of Plehve circulated in, II 381 new protest meeting planned in, II 382 Guildhall Meeting held in (December 10, 1890), II 388 ff effect of protest meeting in, felt in St. Petersburg, II 397 f Moscow refugees in, II 408 Jewish Colonization Association in, II 414, 419 Fourth Zionist Congress held in, III 45 _L. Times_ publishes account of pogroms and persecutions, II 287; attacks Russia, II 381, 389 f; publishes secret letter of Plehve, III 77 =Longinus=, see _Dlugosh_ =Lopukhin=, Russian prosecutor general, receives denunciation against Hasidim, I 375 f =Loris-Melikov=, Russian statesman, favors popular representation, II 245 discusses Jewish question with American Minister, II 293 =Louis of Hungary=, Polish king (1370-1382), persecutes Jews, I 54 =Louisiana=, Jewish agricultural colonies, in, II 374 "=Love of Zion=," see Zionism =Lovich=, Synod of (1720), forbids building or repairing of synagogues, I 171 =Lozno= (government of Moghilev), residence of Shneor Zalman, founder of _Habad_, I 234, 330, 372, 376, 378, II 117 =Lubavichi= (government of Moghilev), residence of Shneor Zalman's successors, II 117 =Lubbock, Sir John=, protests against pogroms, II 288 =Lubenski=, Polish Minister of Justice, objects to emancipation of Jews, I 300 f suggests law barring Jews from liquor trade, I 304 =Lublin=, leading city of Little Poland and capital of Poland, I 42, 110 "Union of" (1569), I 88