Esop's fables in Chinese, 182.
Affghanistan, affairs in, 2, 67, 130, 193
-the ex-chief of, 67, 131-political
prospects of, 77-views in, 125.
Agriculture in the Russian steppes, 141.
Alligators, Indian, 43, 71.
Animals of Southern Russia, 219.
Army, the Indian, 40.

Assistant Surgeon, diary of an, 28, 82, 210.
Auckland (Lord), 201.
Auhad ud Din, verses by, 209.
Australasia, affairs in, 132, 195.
Awdry (Sir J. W.), 52, 55, 113.

Bar, the, of Bombay, 51, 113, 184.
Bēdil (Mirzā), lines from, 76.

Bellary, description of, 28.

operations in, 250,

Bench, the, of Bombay, 51, 113, 184.
Bharwutteeah's Bride, the, a Romance of

Girnar, 235.

affairs of, 67, 131.

Duel at Bellary, 33.

press of, 51, 113, 184.

Brahmanism, 94, 96.

Eastern News, review of, 1, 65, 129, 193.

Elections, present system of popular, 126.
Ellenborough (Lord), 132.

Cabul-see Affghanistan.

Calcutta, affairs at, 131, 195-the Orien
tal College system at, 201.
Candahar, affairs at, 130.

Cavalry, the second Bengal light, 40.
Cheetahs, hunting with, 34.

China, the expedition to, 1, 65, 129, 193
-statistics of, 159-Imperial news-
paper of, 218.

Chinese travellers in India, 95-Esop's
Fables in, 182.

Cholera, Indian, cases of, 87.
Christianity, promotion of, in India, 204
-further channel for the propagation
of, 208.

Evening in Paradise, 36-Saturday, 93.

Fables, Æsop's, in Chinese, 182.
Fires in the Russian steppes, 141.
Forbes (Mr. D.), case of the late, at
Bombay, 51, 113, 184.

Ghilzies, successes over the, 130.
Grammar, new Sanscrit, 242.

Griffin, Memoirs of a, 41, 68, 150, 243.

Hebron, antiquities at, 111.
Herat, affairs at, 2, 67.
Hog-hunting in India, 68.
Home Scene, a, 143.

Horeb (Mount), description of, 110.
India, review of news from, 1, 65, 129
193-political prospects of British, 77
-review of Col. Sykes's "Notes on
Ancient," 94-debate on the land tax
in, 132 notice of Mr. Thornton's
"History of the British Empire in,"
191-native education in, 201-pro-
motion of Christianity in, 204.
Indigo factory, life at an, 44, 68.

66

in Affghanistan," 125.

Jāmi, lines from, 176.

Red Sea, route of the Israelites to the,
109-the passage of the, ib.

tan of, 92.

Jerusalem, biblical researches at, 111, 146.

Kahun, Capt. Brown's account of his

proceedings at, 250.
Kennedy (Col. Vans), his reply to Prof.
Wilson on the subject of the Puranas,
177.

Khakani, lines from, 158.
Khelat, affairs at, 131, 193.
Kurnool, the Rajah of, 31.

Lālah Khātun, lines by the Princess, 49.
Land-tar in India, 132—in China, 163—
redemption of the Indian, 229.
Library, College, reading in a, 149.
Locusts of Southern Russia, 224.

Mc Cosh (Dr. J.), new work by, 127.
Macnaghten (Sir Wm.), 193.
Mahratta country, disturbances in, 131.
Medical advice to the Indian stranger,
McCosh's, 127.

MEMOIRS of a Griffin, 41, 68, 150, 243.
Mohammed Ibn Kerkhan Ibn Omar, the
story of, 196.

Nazareth, visit to, 146.

Nepaul, affairs in, 130, 193.

News, Eastern, review of, 1, 65, 129, 193.
Nigaristan, lines from the, 18, 92.
Nizam, affairs of the, 131, 195.
Nufoosk, the affair at, 3.

Oriental College System at Calcutta, 201.

Palestine, review of Dr. Robinson's "Bi-
blical Researches" in, 108, 143.
Paradise, Evening in, 36.
Pauthier (M.), 150.
Pegue, capture of Sittang in, 163.
Peking Gazette, the, 218.
Persia, affairs in, 67.

Petra, visit to the ancient city of, 144.
POETRY:-Pleasures of Taste, 19-Even-
ing in Paradise, 36-Saturday Evening,
93-A Home Scene, 142-Reading
in a College Library, 149.

Political prospects of British India, 77.
Population of China, 159.

Postans (Mrs.), tale by, 235.

Pottinger (Sir H.), 2, 66, 129.

Reptiles of the Russian steppes, 222.
Revenue of China, 160,

REVIEW OF Books and Critical Notices :
-Sykes's Notes on Ancient India, 94
-Robinson's Biblical Researches in
Palestine, 108, 143-Jackson's Views
in Affghanistan, 125-Comyn's His-
tory of the Western Empire, ib.-
Wright's Sir Henry Cavendish's De-
bates of the House of Commons, ib.-
Buckingham's Evils and Remedies of
the Present System of Popular Elec-
tions, 126-Walker's Code of Signals
for the Use of the Mercantile Navy,
127-McCosh's Medical Advice to the
Indian Stranger, ib.-Thornton's Con-
sequences of the Repeal of the Corn
Laws, ib.-The Visiter's Guide to the
Watering Places, 128-A Guide to the
Loan Societies of London, ib.-Yar-
rell's History of British Birds, ib.-
The Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland
Illustrated, ib.-Canadian Scenery Il-
lustrated, ib.-Fox's Book of Martyrs,
by Cummings, ib.-Thom's Æsop's
Fables in Chinese, 182-Thornton's
History of the British Empire in India,
191-Gerard's Account of Koonawur,
ib.-Forbes's East-India and Colonial
Guide, 192-Parkin on Epidemic Dis-
eases, ib.-Catherwood on Diseases
of the Lungs, ib. Gliddon on the
Cotton of Egypt, ib.-Wilson's San-
scrit Grammar, 242-The Ceylon Ma.
gazine, 255-Schulz's Essay on Welch
Tradition, ib.-Collier's Reasons for a
New Edition of Shakespeare's Works,
ib. The English Maiden, 256-
Friendship's Offering for 1842, ib.-
Moodie's Specimens of the Authentic
Records of the Cape of Good Hope
relative to the Aboriginal Tribes, ib.-
Hazlitt's Round Table, ib.

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Researches in Palestine," 108, 143.
Roper (Sir Henry), 52, 53, 55, 113, 184.
Russia, the Steppes of Southern, 133, 219.

Salt, the Valley of, 144.

Sanscrit grammar, new, 242.

Sattara Question, the report on the, 50.
Saturday Evening, 93.

Scene, a Home, 142.

Bombay, 51, 113, 184.

Punjab, affairs in the, 3, 67, 130, 193.
Puranas, reply of Col. Vans Kennedy to
Prof. Wilson on the subject of the, 177.

Signals, new code of, for the mercantile
navy, 127.

Sinai (Mount), visit to, 110.

Sinde, affairs in, 2, 67, 131.

Sindibad Namah, or Book of Sindibad, a
Persian tale, 4, 99.

Sittang in Pegue, capture of, 163.
Smith (Mr. E.), travels of, 108.
Snakes of the Russian steppes, 223.
Sooslik, the, or earth-hare, 219.
Sporting in India, 33, 43, 47, 68.
Statistics of China, 159.
STEPPES OF SOUTHERN RUSSIA, the :-
Their characteristics, 133-German
and Bulgarian colonists, 134-rivers,
ib.-climate. 135-the burian, 139-
weeds, 140-plants, ib.-agriculture,
141-fires, ib.-animals, 219-birds,
221-reptiles, 222-toad showers, ib.
-snakes, 223-locusts, 224.
Storms in the Russian steppes, 136.
Story of Mohammed Ibn Kerkhan Ibn
Omar, 196,

Summer in the steppes of Southern Rus-
sia, 137.

Sykes (Col.), review of his "Notes on
Ancient India," 94.

Tale, Persian, 4, 99—Arabic, 196—of the
Bharwutteeah's Bride, 235.

Taste, pleasures of, 19.

Tax, land, in India, 132-in China, 163
-redemption of the Indian land, 229.
Thom (Mr. R.), notice of his edition of
Æsop's Fables in Chinese, 182.
Thornton (Mr. E.), review of his "His-
tory of the British Empire in India,”
191.

(Mr. W. T.) on the Repeal of the
Corn Laws, 127.

Toads, showers of, in the steppes of
Southern Russia, 222.

Verses by Auhad ud Din, 209.

Verus on the redemption of the Indian
land-tax, 229.

Walker (Lieut. B. J.), new code of sig-
nals by, 127.

Wilson (Prof.), reply of Col. Vans Ken-
nedy to, on the subject of the Puranas,
177-notice of his Sanscrit Grammar,
242.

Winter in the Russian steppes, 136.
Wolves of Southern Russia.

Aboo (Mount), sanatarium at, 188.
Aborigines of Australia, report upon the,
35, 359-inutility of the protectors of
the, 199-murders by, 283, 360-out-
rages by, 284, 362 — employment of,
359-subjects of the Queen, 361.
Abyssinia, mission to, 30, 197, 281.
Acheen, affairs at, 34-arrest of convicts

belonging to the brig Freak at, 353.
Acts, Indian, notices of:-Mofussil law,
10-importation of rum, 16-general
registration of deeds, ib.
Addiscombe, seminary at, 8.
Aden, affair of M. D'Abbadie at, 30-ar-
rivals at, ib.-hostility of the Arabs at,
32, 197, 281, 349-expedition against
an Arab chief from, 350-increasing
prosperity of, ib.

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Adminstrators, security by, 297.
Affghanistan, the ex-chief of, 9, 178, 268,
343-military operations in, 11, 179,
268, 335-state of the country, 13,
183, 268, 337-high prices of necessa-
ries in, 13, 270
Capt. Broadfoot's
convoy of ladies to, 13-political staff
of, ib.-trade with, 179-military com.
mand in, 186, 272, 338-honorary dis-
tinctions to officers who served in,
242, 324
anecdote of the King's
grandson, 271-movements of corps
in, 212, 271, 337-the Shah of, 186,
339-mortality among the Company's
camels in, 339-probable successor to
Sir W. Macnaghten in, ib.

Agri-Horticultural Society of Bengal, 188,
261, 275.

Akhtar Khan, defeat of, 179, 185, 270,
336-escape of, 338.

Albert (Prince), addresses of congratula-
tion to the Queen and, 369.
American cotton planters in India, 15,

17, 191, 278, 343-exploring expedi-
tion in the South Seas, 201-merchants
in China, 203, 290.

Anderson (Rev. J.), conversion of two
Hindus by, at Madras, 18.

Arabs, marauding, on the Nizam's fron-
tier, 18, 276, 346-operations against
insurgent, at Badamee, 28, 291-hos-
tility of the, at Aden, 32, 197, 281.
ARMY (Company's) in India: - Opera-
tions in Affghanistan, 11, 179, 276,
335-the late affair at Nufoosk, 20,
229, 398-operations at Badamee, 28,
277-operations in Sinde, 31, 195, 350
-rifle companies in Bengal, 47-inter-
preters and quarter-masters of cavalry,
ib.--fort adjutants at the three presi-
dencies, ib.-subalterns for the light
infantry battalions in Bengal, 48-ex-
tra battu to the Madras native troops
at Hyderabad, Jaulnah, and Nagpore,
ib.-Ghuznee medals, 49-officers act-
ing as staff to other regiments, 58-
allowances to acting commanders-in-
chief, 63-operations against predatory
Bheels, 64-rifle and light infantry
corps at Bombay, ib.-operations in

China, 157, 202-relief of corps in
Bengal, 212-encouragement to the
study of civil engineering, 222-bono-
rary distinction to corps, 228-native
corps of lancers at Bombay, 229-con-
nection of civil surgeons with business,
293-movements of corps at Madras,
303, 379-gambling, 312-movements
against insurgent Arabs, 276, 346—
sickness of the 37th Madras N. I., in
China, 348-extension of furloughs to
N. S. Wales, 372 salary of two
offices, ib.-the Golconda transport,
378-full battu to the Kurnool field
force, 379-the Queen's brevet, 402-
see also Courts-martial, &c.

ARMY (Queen's, serving in the East):
Arrival of the 50th Foot, 47-volun-
teering from the 6th Foot, 49-arrival
of the 22nd regt., 64-movements of
corps, 76-honorary distinctions, 76,
242, 325-services of the 6th Foot, 228
-transportation of soldiers to N. S.
Wales, 293-arrival of the 14th L.
Drags., 311-services of the 4th L.
Drags., 386-further troops for China,
397-the brevet, 399-courts-martial,
213, 386-promotions and changes, 55,
77, 218, 299, 324, 403.
Arrack-shops, at Madras, 345.
Artillery, specimen of Chinese, 74-prize
cadetship, 324.

Asiatic Society, Bengal, 15-Royal, pro-
ceedings of, 395.

Assam, claims to the discovery of the
tea-plant in, 188, 261, 275-Tea Com-
pany, report of, 268.

Asseea Ilmee, action at, 11, 183.
Assistant Surgeoncy, prize, 399.
Association, Calcutta Steam Tug, 15.
Attock, fall of a large hill into the, 196—
overflow of the, 196, 264.
Auckland (Lord), minute on native edu-
cation by, 1, 253-mitigation of the
resumption measure by, 8-Dost Ma-
homed Khan and, 9-subscription of,
to the new five per cent. loan, 189,
AUSTRALIA (South) Intelligence :-Wes-
leyan missionaries, 35-report upon
the aborigines, ib.-address to Col.
Gawler, 200-the seizure of the ship
Ville de Bordeaux, ib.-arrival of Go-
vernor Grey, 284-financial position
of the colony, ib. - outrages by the
blacks, 284, 362-indigeneous tobacco
plants, 284-surveys, 361-protection
to the aborigines, ib.-expedition of
Major O'Halloran, 361, 362-entrance
to the Murray, 361-disastrous ac-
count of the colony, 362-Mr. Lang-
horne's expedition, ib.

(Western), affairs in, 200-dis-
coveries of Col. Latour in, ib.
AUSTRALIA-See New South Wales, &c.
Australind, progress of the new colony
of, 35, 200.

Badamee, operations against a body of
insurgent Arabs at, 28, 277-property

captured at, 191-trial of the prisoners
taken at, 349.
Bangalore, grand tumasha at, 19.
Bank, Union, of Bengal, profits and di.
vidend of, 188.

of Bombay, profits of, 32, 197-
dividend of, 197.

-, Agra, dividend of, 188.
of Madras, 349.

of Bengal, dividend of, 189.
Barbé (M.), a French missionary, 343.
Bareilly, college at, 342.

Baripur, native converts at, 8, 275.
Bath, Military Order of the, 73, 325.
Batta, extra, to Madras native subsidiary
troops, 48-full, to the Kurnool field
force, 379.

Bayley (Mr. B.), 242, 324.

Bell (Mr. Ross), 26, 31-death of, 195,
264-services of, 280.

Beloochistan, military affairs in, 280, 350
-see also Sinde.

Beloonjee, operations against insurgent
Arabs at, 346.

Bheels, predatory, operations against, 64,
281-robbery by, 191.

Bhurtpore, donation by the Raja of, 188.
Bishop of Madras, 19-of New Zealand,

73, 398-of Calcutta, 275-Protest-
ant, of Jerusalem, 323.

Blair (Col.), operations of, 346, 347.
Board of Control, new president of, 323.
Bokhara, affairs at, 187, 274, 341.
Bolan Pass, murder of Mrs. Smith in
the, 350-robbers in the, 351.
Bombay, new governor of, 73.
BOMBAY INTELLIGENCE:-'
-The late affair
at Nufoosk, 20, 308-state of the city,
27-operations at Badamee, 28, 191
-Abyssinian mission, 30, 197, 281-
Sir H. Pottinger and Sir W. Parker,
30-Scinde and Belochistan, 31, 195,
280, 350-Bank of Bombay, 32, 197
-powers of the ecclesiastical registrar,
32-Aden, 32, 197, 281, 349-trial
for murder, 32, 192-the ex-governor-
general of Mozambique, 33-new go-
vernor, 73-Elphinstone Native Edu-
cation Institution, 193-dak road from
Agra to Bymbay, 196-fracas between
Mr. S. Mackenzie and Mr. Cochrane,
ib.-fall of a mountain into the Attock,
196, 264-Dr. Milne, 196-Parsee
schools, ib.-the late Mr. Ross Bell,
280 predatory Bheels, 281- Arab
marauders, 349-refutation of Dr. Wil-
son's statements against the Parsee
religion, 352-augmentation of officers
to the Indian navy, ib. Rajah of
Sawunt Warree, ib.-contents of the
Oct. overland mail to Europe, ib.—
native hospital, 353 prices of Eu-
ropean goods, 82, 249, 330, 410-
securities and exchanges, 83, 250, 331,
411-shipping, births, marriages, and
deaths, 68, 234, 317, 391.

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Government Orders: --The Clib-
born Court of Inquiry, 20, 229, 308
-Maj. Gen. Brookes, 23, 229-al-

lowances to acting commanders-in-
chief, 63-operations against predatory
Bheels, 64-H.M. 22nd regt., ib.-
dress of rifle and light infantry corps,
ib.-honorary distinction to corps, 228
-services of H.M. 6th Foot, ib.-
corps of Lancers, 229-fourth member
of Council, 311-H. M. 14th L.
Drags., ib.-services of Commander
T. E. Rogers, ib.-Lieut. Moore and
Ens. Campbell; gambling, 312-ser-
vices of H. M. 4th L. Drags., 386-
courts-martial, 65, 229, 312, 386-
appointments and furloughs, 66, 231,
314, 388-see also Navy (Indian).
BOMBAY Supreme Court:-Committal of
the Rev. M. A. de Luis Gonsagoa and
Mrs. Pereira, for contempt, 19-funds
belonging to parties deceased, 32-
trial of Capt. R. McPhunn, 192-secu-
rity by administrators, 279.
Borneo, British subjects in, 358.
Bowyer (Rev. Mr.), 264.
Bremer (Commodore Sir J. J. G.), 17,
209, 284, 285.

Brevet, promotions by, 325-in Queen's

forces, 399-in Company's forces, 342.
Broadfoot (Capt.), 13.

Brockman (Lieut.), court-martial on, 312.
Brookes (Maj. Gen.), 23, 229, 310.
Brown (Capt.), 22.

Bruce (Mr.), 188, 261, 275.
Bundlekund, the late operations in, 17-
troops for, 334.

Burford (Mr.), panorama by, 75.
Burmah, affairs in, 198, 282, 355-depar-
ture of the Prince of Prome for Ran-
goon, 198-alleged views of the King
of, on Moulmein, 282, 355-his pro-
jected visit to Rangoon, 282, 355-
refractory tribes of Kayens in, 283-
preparations at Moulmein against,
282, 356-French spy from, 343.
Burnes (Sir Alex.), 186, 339.
By-laws, Company's, proposed alteration
in the, 85.

Cabul-see Affghanistan.
Cadetship, prize, 324,

Caffres, outrages by the, 211, 368.
Cairo, the steamer, 241.
CALCUTTA INTELLIGENCE:-Lord Auck-
land's minute on native education, 1,
253-the late Capt. Cox, 7-native
converts, 8, 275-rent-free tenures, 8
-Dost Mahomed Khan, 9, 178, 268,
343-the law commission, 10-Mofus-
sil law, ib.-taxing of religious edifices
10, 188-estate of Fergusson and Co.,
11-native states, 11, 179, 268, 335-
-administration to property of an
intestate Mahomedan, 14- -case of
Hedger v. Kamal Kumari, ib.-Indian
corn, 15-sale of a wife, ib.-pick-
pockets, ib.-set of silver coins of the
Mussulman kings, ib.-lighting of Cal-
cutta with gas, ib.-Steam Tug Asso-
ciation, ib.-the Steam-Ferry Bridge
scheme, ib.-admission of native vouths

into the medical college, ib.-mineral
products of the districts, ib.- Dr.
Tweedie's protest, ib.-soils from Che-
duba, ib.-hop plants at Mussoorie
and Deyrah, ib.-pilgrims at Jugger-
nauth, 16, 190-importation of rum
into India, 16-general registration of
deeds, ib.-revenue survey of Behar
and Bengal, 16, 342-inland steam
navigation, 16, 275-new Bengal Steam
Fund and the Peninsular and Oriental
Company, 16-coal fields at Mergui,
16, 189-opium sale, 16-Bengal Salt
Company, ib.-firing into two mer-
chantmen by the Queen steamer, ib.-
the capture of Chirgong, 17-cholera,
17, 275-Thuggee, 178, trade with
Affghanistan, 179-attack upon officers
at Kurnaul, 187-sugar cultivation in
Kishnagur, 188-steam carriages upon
the grand trunk road, ib.-grant by the
Rajah of Bhurtpore, ib.-Agra Bank,
ib.-Sanatarium on Mount Aboo, ib.
-Union Bank, ib.-claim to the dis-
covery of the tea-plant in Assam, 188,
261, 275-Bank of Bengal, 189-new
five per cent. loan, ib.-industrious
Thugs at Saugor, ib.-new fanatical
sect, ib.-abduction of fat men and
boys at Kurnaul, ib.-drought in the
Western Provinces, ib. -venomous
serpents at Pondicherry, ib.-construc-
tion of the Doab Canal, ib.- Bengal
Civil Fund, 190-capture of Thugs,
ib.-improvement of Bengal pottery,
262-churches in the diocese of Cal-
cutta, 263-grand and petty jurors, ib.
-the late Mr. Ross Bell, 195, 264-
Hindu converts, 264-inundations from
the Indus, ib.-public works, 265-a
Persian prince and a Mogul merchant,
266, 342-Assam tea, 268-counter-
feit Bactrian coins, 274-the murderers
of the native catechist in Dinagepore,
275-furloughs of civil servants, ib.-
want of steamers on the Ganges, ib.—
Agri-horticultural Society, ib. - the
native press, ib.-treasure from China,
ib.-census of Moulmein, ib.-riot at
the Chadney Bazaar, 276-meteors, ib.
-native society for the amelioration of
India, 333-Bundlekund, 334-trade
of Bengal, ib.-marriages of Hindu
widows, 341-death of Col. Denby,
342-opening of twenty scholarships,
ib.-murder of Gunga Bishen at Delhi,
ib.-Church Mission Press, ib.-fall of
fish, ib.-College at Bareilly, ib.-
death of Capt. Lumsden, ib.-sickness
at Kurnaul, ib.-insolvency of McDo-
nald and Co., at Simla, 343-Russian
prince in the Punjab, ib.-arrival of
M. Barbé, from Burmah, ib.-prices
of European goods, 82, 249, 330, 410-
secuties and exchanges, 83, 250, 331,
411-shipping, births, marriages, and
deaths, 55, 218, 299, 376.
CALCUTTA Government Orders :-Rifle
companies. 47—H. M. 50th regt..

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