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1

Ackyab, establishment of a dawk between,
and Chittagong, 101-Mug levy at,
disarmed, ib.-sickness at, 687.
Adam (Mr. John), character of, 622.
Aerolites, supposed origin of, 60.
Africa, names of sovereigns in, 496
British travellers in, 665, 805.

› Agricultural Society of Calcutta-meetings
of, 62, 352, 659, 805-prize subjects
put forth by, 493.

Ahmedabad, assault of a judge at, 392.
Ainslie (Dr.), on the constitutions best
suited to the climate of India, 742.
Alligator destroyed at Calcutta, 99.
Amherst (Lord), particulars of his tour to
the Upper Provinces of India, 262,
367 returns to Calcutta, 499, 508-
> entertainment to, 818.

508.

(Lady), drawing room held by,

Amherstia nobilis, account of the tree so
denominated, 494.

Amherst Town, dangerous harbour at, 509.
Amsterdam (Island of), rescue of two
men from, 823.

Animals, hospitals for, in India, 663-
danalogy between fossil and living, 666.
Anthropophagy amongst the Battaks, 448.
Antiquities, Egyptian, 143-Hindu, 511.
Aphorisms from Hindu writers, 771.
Appeals from India, heard before the Privy
Council-Ruttonjee and another, v. Ca-
wasjee, 403-Mullick, v. Mullick, 409
-White, v. Cleghorn, 707-Nauchier,
v. Setuputty, 721.

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Aral Sea, change in, 15.
Army (Indian)-plan for recruiting in,
370-remarks on the present system of
granting pensions to retired officers in,
464 General orders issued to; also
promotions in: see Calcutta, Madras,

&&c.

(British), serving in the East-pro-
motions and changes in, 145, 284, 411,
505,708,838-furloughs of officers from,
73, 240, 367, 505-general order is
sued to, on the demise of the Duke of
York, 234-relief of corps, 412-fur-
ther donation to the regiments employ-
ed in the Burmese war, 499-accom-
modation for sick officers of, at Bom-
bay, 690-desertion of an officer from,
69, 411-dismissal of Lieut. Bernard

from, 234-court-martial on officers in,
109, 238, 502.

Asam, discoveries to the eastward of, 102.
Asia, increase of Russian power in, 494
-principal sovereigns of, 496.

(Central), travels of Mr. Moorcroft
and Mr. Guthrie in, 157-intrigues of
the Russians in, 158.

Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ire-
land-proceedings of, 55, 222, 348,
481, 655, 796-answers to inquiries put
forth by, 195-fifth anniversary of, 483
-glance at its proceedings during the
past year, ib.
of Calcutta-proceedings

of, 60, 350, 492, 802.

of Paris-meeting of, 352.
Assassination of Colonel Davies 272-of
Mr. Stephens 283, 370.

Atlantic, union of, with the Pacific, 498.
Allaran River, excursion up, 666.
Australasia, periodicals published in, 232
-see also New South Wales and Van
Diemen's Land.

Azof Sea, change in, 15.

B.

Ball at Madras, 386-at Colombo, 700.
Bangkok, journal of residence at, 9.
Bassein, account of, 203.
Battaks, anthropophagy amongst, 448.
Beer, patent composition for making, 260.
Beggars in China, 68.

Bellary, state of education in, 616.
Benevolence, Hindu system of, 165.
Bengal United Service Club-first meeting
of, 98, 371.

Civil Service Annuity Fund-ge-
neral meetings of, 261, 823-regula-
tions respecting, 677.

Mariner's Fund-state of its af-
fairs, 374.

Bentinck (Lord W. C.), farewell dinner
to, 143.

Bernard (Lieut.) dismissed from his Ma-
jesty's service, 234.

Bhurtpore, treasure found at, recognized
as prize, 259, 284.
Bijnee, account of, 807.
Black Sea, change in, 15.

Blood, fall of, from the skies, 515.
Bokhara, situation of the Jews in, 67-
natural history of, 207.

Bombay

Bombay Government (General Orders of)
appointment of a fort adjutant at As-
seerghur, 388-pay of guides to troops,
ib.-issue of knapsacks to troops, ib.
allowances to veterinary surgeons, ib,
Baroda independent company, ib.-
supplies to European travellers, ib.-
military insane patients, 389-new go-
vernor, 690-honours to Mr. Elphin-
stone, ib.-accommodation for sick of-
ficers, ib.-dismissal of officiating assist.
Surgeons, 829-pensions to widows of
European soldiers, 830-tea and sugar
to troops, ib.applications to become
officiating paymasters, b.-security of
regimental paymasters, ib.-Salaries of
deputy judge advocates' general. ib.-
commissariat arrangements, ib.-requi-
sitions of civil officers for military aid,
831-new corps of Golundauze, ib.-
allowances to executive engineers, ib.—
courts-martial, 109-civil and military
appointments, 110, 282, 389, 520, 690,
831-marine promotions, 691, 832.
Bombay (local occurrences at)-Armenian
highwayman, 111, 275 -- examination
of the Engineer Institution, 276-dis-
pute amongst the Parsees, 277-rob-
beries, ib.-average fall of rain, 355-
lost gaiety, 393-arrival of Sir John
Malcolm, the new governor, 520-no-
tice to ships entering the harbour, 522
-addresses to the Hon. Mountstuart
Elphinstone, 692-arrival of the Ganges
steam-vessel, 698-severe storm, ib.-
non-enforcement of the stamp regula-
tion, 699-discontinuation of the Iris
newspaper, ib.-fete, 833-shipping in-
telligence, births, marriages, and deaths,
112, 282, 393, 522, 699, 833.

Supreme Court trial of Hurgo-
vandas Jugjeevandas and others for a
conspiracy, 111, 275-squabble between
Mr. Parry and Mr. Graham, 274, 521—
trial of Onan Kivork, for shooting ata-
ghorah wallah, 275-law appointments,
698.

Literary Society-address of the
secretary on the resignation of the Hon.
Mr. Elphinstone as president, 659-
election of Sir John Malcolm to be pre-
sident, 662-special meeting of, 802.

Native Education Society, third
report of, 275.

Bible Society, ninth annual re-
port of, 520.

Bor Kamptis, discoveries in the country
of, 102.

Borneo, account of the north-west coast
of, 729.

Briggs (Col.), review of his 'Letters on
India,' 786.

Burman Empire-account of the province

of Bassein, 202-visit to Ava, 228-
Burmese mode of taking and taming
elephants, 229-return of the Burmese

ambassador from Calcutta, 283-ac-
count of the provinces ceded to the Bri-
tish, 345-exertions made at Ran-
goon to pay the third instalment, 404,
676-excursion up the San-luen river,
633-account of the country on the
banks of the Attaran river, 676-affairs
at Rangoon, 676, 829.

Bushire, outrage committed on the British
resident at, 99-fracas between Capt.
Betham and the Sheikh of, 400.

C.

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Cala-Yavana, story of, 215.
Calcutta Government (General Orders of)
appointment of a deputy judge advo-
cate general for the ceded Burmese pro-
vinces, 69-dismissal of Lieut. Scott
from his Majesty's service, ib.services
of officiating assist. surgeons dispensed
with, ib.-new organization and distri-
bution of the artillery, ib.-discharge of
sub-assist. veterinary surgeons, 234-
-mourning for the late Duke of York,
ib.-absence of civil servants, ib.-dis-
missal of Lieut. Bernard, ib,-appoint-
ments abolished, 235-applications for
staff appointments, ib.suspension of
Capt. C. C. Smith, for ill treatment of
natives, ib.-extraordinary conduct of
Brigadier Murray, 236- Practice of
courts-martial, 337-general examina-
tion of regimental interpreters, ib.-re-
lief of troops at Mhow, 238, 499-Pa-
lembang prize-money, 362-absence of
officers on staff employment, 362, 500
—increase of sub-assistants commissary
general, 363-general relief of troops,
ib.-new member of council, ib.tour
of the Commander-in-chief, 364, 501
-wilful perjury of natives, 364-com-
plaint against Lieut. Col. Gardner, ib.
-additional battalions to the engineers
and artillery, 499, 671-the Governor-
General, 499-further donation to the
troops employed in the Burmese war,
ib.-eligibility of officers to staff ap
pointments, 500-demise of the King
of Oude, ib. merits of Lieut. Col.
Watson, adj. gen. of the army, 501-
liability of chaplains to martial law, ib.
-allowances for veterinary surgeons,
669-new mode of drawing regimental
pay and allowances, ib.-robbery and
murder of sepahees, 671-duties of su
perintending surgeons, ib. annual
practice of the artillery, ib.-provisions
to European soldiery, ib.-funeral ex-
penses of European soldiers, 808-ac-
counts of military paymasters, ib.-cer-
tificates of individuals returning to Eu-
rope, ib.-relief of troops, ib.-neglect
in forwarding staff reports, 809-super-
intendent of cadets, ib.-officers' allow-
ances, ib.-services of Maj. Gen. Sir T.
Reynell, ib.-services of Lieut. Col.
Tidy, 810-promotion of Lieut. Col.
Com. M'Leod, ib.-returns of baptisms,
marriages,

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