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Aborigines of Australasia, 111.

Abu, Mount, account of the Jain tem-
ples on, 14.

Addiscombe, examination of cadets at, 211.
Advice to invalids, 267.

Africa, North, governments of, 34-visit
to the west coast of, 63.

Agency Houses, Calcutta, failures of, 29, 85.
Akhtal, the Christian Arab poet, biogra-
phy of, 229.

Alexander and Co., estate of, 29, 89.
Alligators near Monghyr, 129.
Analogies in the East and West, 175, 238.
Anecdotes from Arabian history, 61, 79
-of monkeys, 124-of the Emperor
Trajan, 174 of Akhtal, the Arab
poet, 229.

Arabian history, 61, 79, 229.

Aram, of Scripture, its locality, 133.
Arcot, nabob of, 145.

Army, Indian, military stations of, des-
cribed, 1, 119.

Asia, governments of, 34.

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Asiatic Society of Calcutta, meetings of,
80, 180-Royal, 135, 203, 278.
view of their Transactions, 260.
Auctioneers, Calcutta, 168.
Australasia, travels and observations of
Mr. Henderson in, 104.

Bamian, account of the idols of, 281.
Barnes (Barnabé), early poetry of, 32.
Battang Moring, gold mine at, 81.

Beke (Mr.), review of his Origines Bib-
licæ, 131.

Bengal, scenes in the Upper Provinces of,

1, 119-sketches of society in, 165.
Bhurtpore, wedding amusements at, 13.
Biography - Swartz, the Christian mis-
sionary, 141-Lord Teignmouth, 213.

Oriental:-Akhtal, the Christian
Arab poet, 229.

Board of Control, interference of the, in
the case of the Lucknow bankers, 49.
Bokhara, travels of Lieut. Burnes into, 221.
Bombay, population of, 68-freedom of
trade at, 69-Parsees of, ib.
Booksellers, Calcutta, 167.
Bracken (Mr. T.), letter of, on the affairs
of Alexander and Co., 29-answer of
'A Creditor' to, 29.

Brechin, the round tower at, 238.

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Chemists and Druggists, Calcutta, 166.
China, use of tea in, 46-historical re-
cords of, 118-etiquette at the court of,
133-affray with foreigners in, 227.
Chinese miners at Battang Moring, 81-
moral system of the, 114, 157-shoe-
makers in India, 165
gongs, 205
buildings at Canton, 206.
Christ, Confucius's prediction of, 48.
Chung-Yung, translation of the, 114, 157.
Circle, Hindu quadrature of the, 265.
Circular, answer of Mr. F. Warden to, 66.
Civilians, rank of, in India, 60.
Climate, effects of, on the human race, 278.
Coal mines of Burdwan, 261.

College, East-India, at Haileybury, 211.
Confucius, his prediction of our Saviour,
48-works of the principal disciples of,
114.

Control, Board of, 49.

Convicts, hints respecting, 104.

Cornwallis (Lord), reforms of, in India,
213.

Cosseir, description of, 256-trade of, 257.
(2 S)

Courts, Indian, hints on reform in, 60, 164
-of conciliation, 164.

Crashaw (Richard), a sacred poet, 33.
CRITICAL NOTICES, 83, 138, 207, 283-
see also Review of Books.
Cullen (Mr. James), 202.
Cum-sing-moon, affray at the, 227
Currency of India, 60.

Cymbals, Chinese, composition of, 205.

Dancing-girls in India, 8-in Lahore, 224.
Delhi, description of, 1.

Dress of Europeans in India, 171.
Durrumtollah, the beauty of the, 93.

East, governments of the, 34.
East-India Company, case of the direc-
tors of, and the Board of Control, res-
pecting the affairs of Oude, 49.
Education in India, 74 of writers for

India, 211-of Company's cadets, ib.
Egypt, the overland journey from India
through, 199, 251- articles necessary
for the journey, 200-march through
the desert of, described, 257.
Elephant, natural history of the, 182.
fossil, found in Siberia, 183.
Ellen, a tale of other days, 240
Emessa, the kazee of, 19.
English language, study of, by natives in
India, 76.

Entertainment, European, native descrip-
tion of a, 9.

Etymological inquiries, 175, 238.

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Idols, colossal, of Bamian, 281.
INDIA, scenes in the upper provinces of,
1, 119-the late failures in, 29, 25-
hints on reform in, 60, 91, 164, 259—
observations of Mr. Warden on the na-
tives of, 66-construction of roads in,
61, 138
progress of Christianity in,
142-early wars of, 145, 215-sketches
of society in, 165-the overland jour-
ney from, 198, 251-reforms of Lord
Cornwallis in, 213 government of
Sir John Shore in, 215 - advice to in-
valids in, 267.
India Reform, hints on:-Civilians' rank,
60-lotteries, ib.-mint and currency,
ib.-courts, ib.-circuit registers, ib.-
introduction of writers into the service,
61 the roads, ib.-police, ib. — lan-
guage, 91-courts of conciliation, 164
weights and measures, ib.
polies, salt and opium, 259 -revenues
from temples, ib.

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Jungheera, account of the celebrated rock
of, 125-fakeers at, 126.

MacDonnell (Mr. Eneas) on the subject
of the Lucknow bankers, 49.
McMurdo (Capt.), labours of the late, 135.
Māmun, Caliph, anecdote of the, 61.
Marriage rites of the Jats at Bhurtpore, 13.
Measures, confusion of, in India, 164.
Milliners, European, in Calcutta, 172.
Mint of India, hints on, 60.
Mirage, phenomenon of the, 258.
Missionaries, Christian, in India, 141.
Mocha, visit to, 198-description of, 252.
Mofussil, Scenes in the :-
Monghyr, 119.

Delhi, 1

Moghul, court of the Great, 6.
Mohammedanism, history of, 195.
Monghyr, description of, 119.

Monhur Doss, claims of, 49.
Monkeys, anecdotes of, 124.

Moor (Mr.), review of his Oriental Frag-

ments, 175.

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O'Brien (Mr.), review of his work on the
round-towers of Ireland, 175, 238.
Ophir, Mount, visit to the gold mines
near, 81-ascent of, 83.

Opium, monopoly of, in India, 259.
Organic remains in New Holland, 109.
Oriental Biography: — - Akbtal, the Chris-
tian Arab poet, 229.
Oriental Fragments, Mr. Moor's, review
of, 175.

Origines Biblica, Mr. Beke's, review of, 131.
Oude, claims of the bankers Monhur Doss
and Seetul Bahoo on the government
of, 49-letter of Mr. Eneas Mac Don-
circulation
nell on the subject, ib.
of the papers respecting, 92-early af-
fairs of, 216.

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