Sabocha, the robber, i. 21 Sagra of Toledo, The, i. 257, ii. 194 Saint James of Compostella, i. 192, 377 Salamanca, i. 275 Sanchez, Antonio, i. 170 San Lucar, i. 214; ii. 274 San Martin de Duyo, ii. 23 Santa Colombo, ii. 89 Santa Marta, ii. 45 Santander, ii. 90 Santi Ponce, i. 217 Santillana, ii. 90 San Vicente, ii. 89 Scio, Padre Filipe, i. 259 Segovia, ii. 209 Serra Dorso, i. 33, 87 Sevilla Francesco, i. 170, 176 Seville, i. 215; ii. 214, 248 Sierra de Buron, ii. 60 Sierra de Ronda, i. 215 Sierra Morena, i. 241 Soto Luino, ii. 64 Southern, Mr., i. 271; ii. 133, 135, 139 * * * * * Tagus, The, i. 3, 18, 145 Talavera, i. 155 Tangier, ii. 342 Tarifa, ii. 294, 341 Taylor, Baron, i. 220 Toledo, ii. 102–107 Tormes River, i. 276 Toro, i. 300 Trafalgar Bay, ii. 292 Triana, i. 216 Trujillo, i. 130 * * * * * Valladolid, i. 294 Vargas, ii. 187, 195 Vendas Novas, i. 27, 55, 74 Vendas Velhas, i. 21 Villa del Padron, i. 392; ii. 1 Villafranca, i. 341 Villa Seca, ii. 185 Villa Viciosa, ii. 83 Vigo, i. 403 Villiers, Sir George. _See_ Clarendon, Lord Viveiro, ii. 50 * * * * * Zariategui, i. 262, 295 * * * * * THE END. * * * * * LONDON: PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, STAMFORD STREET AND CHARING CROSS. Footnotes {2} See note, vol. i. p. 120. {12} A fanciful word of Portuguese etymology from _nuvem_, cloud = the cloud-man. {14} _Inha_, when affixed to words, serves as a diminutive. It is much in use amongst the Gallegans. It is pronounced _ínia_, the Portuguese and Galician _nh_ being equivalent to the Spanish _ñ_. {22} “Flock of drunkards.” _Fato_, in Gal. as in Port. = a herd or flock. Span. _hato_. {23} San Martin de Duyo, a village, according to Madoz, of sixty houses. There are no remains of the ancient Duyo. {26} Galician; lit. the shore of the outer sea. {28} “By God! I am going too.” {29} Who served as a subordinate general in the Carlist armies. {37} “The good lad.” {43a} In Spanish, _guardacostas_.