ABBAS KOULI KHAN, Persian
Ambassador at Bokhara, 127;
Meerza, 123
Abd-ool-Samet Khan, Memoir
of, 123; ordered to convey
Conolly to Bokhara, 34; ex-
torts from Dr. Wolff a Bill for
5000 Tomans, 127; his Pro-
posal to Dr. Wolff, 110
Abd-ool-Halick (Dosterhanci),
or Chief Cook, 17
Aberdeen, Earl of, 57,60; his De-
vout Prayer, 238
Addington, Mr., Interview with
the Author, 50
Albemarle, Ship, 197
Ameer of Bokhara, 6; is aston-

ished that Stoddart refuses to
dismount from his Horse, 6;
orders Stoddart to be impri-
soned in the dark Well, 12;
forces Stoddart to become a
Mussulman, 13; receives a
Letter from the Sultan, 31;
writes to the Queen of Eng-
land, 31; announces his Inten-
tion of sending Stoddart to
Russia, 31; allows Conolly to
come to Bokhara, 32; orders
Conolly's Attendance, 33; the
Bearer of Lord Palmerston's
Letter Murdered in his Palace,
37; sees Stoddart on the Pub-
lic Square, 6
André, Major, an allusion to his
Fate, 234

Anxiety, extraordinary of the

British Government to esta-
blish a Belief of the Death of
their Envoys, 188
Argument, a Sovereign, 162

Beetee Islands, 198

Bifrons, a Bolognese Menechino
(Note), 183

Bill of Exchange, 138

Bloomfield, Honourable, British
Minister at St. Petersburg, 215
Bluster, 238

Bode, Baron de, 111

Bokhara, not in Persia, 28
Bokhara, Inhabitants of, wish the
English or Russians would
take their Country, 128
Bokhara, Military Force, 111
Bowring, Dr., asks a Question in
the House of Commons, 185
Bryant, Major-General Sir Jere-
miah, C.B., promotes Chevalier
Dillon's Expedition, 201
Bull-dog, an English, 240
Burnes, Sir R., 123

Campbell, Sir John, 250
Carbiniere, the Neapolitan, 29
Castlereagh, Lord, 193
Catechism, Falstaff's, 168
Cabul, the last Attack upon, re-
trieved our Honour, 236
Charles X. rewards Captain Dil-
lon, 206

Cicero, Maxim of, 131