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3. A Year's Campaigning in India, from March 1857 to

March 1858, by Captain Medley, Bengal Engineers,

London. Thacker & Co.

4. The Crisis in the Punjab from the 10th of May until

the Fall of Delhi. By Frederick Cooper, Esq.,

C. S. London. Smith, Elder & Co. 1858.

5. The Red Pamphlet." The Mutiny of the Bengal

Army, by one who has served under Sir C. Napier.

London. Bosworth and Harrison. 1858.

6. The Defence of Cawnpore by the Troops under the or-

ders of Major General A. Windham, C. B., in No-

vember 1857, by Lieut. Col. John Adye, C. B.,

Royal Artillery. London. 1858.

7. Memorandum of the three passages of the River Ganges

at Cawnpore, during the rainy season of 1857, by the

Oude Field Force under the Command of the late

Major General Sir Henry Havelock, K. C. B.

8. Papers relative to the Mutinies of the East Indies, pre-

sented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of

Her Majesty. London. 1857, 1858,

XI.-CRITICAL NOTICES OF WORKS ON INDIA AND THE EAST

PUBLISHED DURING THE QUARTER.

1. A Widow's Reminiscences of the Siege of Lucknow.

London. James Nisbet and Co. 1858.

2. Why is the English Rule odious to the Natives of India?

By Major W. Martin, Bengal Retired List. London.

W. H. Allen and Co. 1858.

3. Memorials of Christian Martyrs and other Sufferers for

the Truth in the Indian Rebellion. By the Rev.

Wm. Owen, Author of the "Life of Havelock." Lon-

don. Simpkin Marshall and Co. 1859.

4. Calcutta University Calendar for 1858-59, Calcutta:

Bishop's College Press, 1858. ...

5. The Madras University Calendar for 1859. Madras.

Printed by D. P. L. C. Connor at the Press of the

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Vepery.

6. Address delivered by Sir James Colvile as Vice Chan-

cellor, to the Senate of the University of Calcutta, at

its Annual Meeting, on Saturday the 11th of Decem-

ber 1858, and printed at the desire of that Body. Cal-

cutta. Military Orphan Press. 1859.

7. Memorandum on the Province of Assam. By G. R.

ib.

Barry. Calcutta. C. B. Lewis, Baptist Mission

8. A Lady's Captivity among Chinese Pirates in the Chinese

Seas. Translated from the French of Mademoiselle

Fanny Loviot, by Amelia B. Edwards. London.

Routledge and Co.

9. The Cavaliers of Fortune or British Heroes in Foreign

Wars. By James Grant, Author of "The Romance

of War," etc. With Illustrations. London. Rout-

10. Subject of Examination in the English Language, ap-

pointed by the Senate of the Calcutta University for

the Entrance Examination of December 1859. Pub-

lished by Authority. Calcutta. R. C. Lepage &

Co., British Library. 1859.

11. The Indian Church during the Great Rebellion: an

Authentic Narrative of the Disasters that befell it;

its sufferings and faithfulness unto death of many of

its European and Native Members. By the Rev.

M. A. Sherring, A. M., L. L. B., formerly Missionary

in Benares, and now Missionary in Mirzapore. Lon-

don. James Nisbet and Co. 1859.

12. A Manual of Teaching; containing descriptions of the

Ordinary Systems, Methods, and Forms of Instruc-

tion, with their Application to the usual Subjects of

Elementary Education; illustrated by several Speci-

men Lessons. Intended for the assistance of Stu-

dents in Normal Schools, Pupil Teachers, Monitors,

and young Teachers in general. By E. H. Rogers,

Head Master of the Boys' School, Lawrence Military

Asylum; and Master of Method in the Bengal Mili-

tary Normal School, Sanawur; Lawrence Military

Asylum Press. 1858.

13. Sushilár Upakhyán (the Story of Sushilá.) Part 1st.

By Madhu Sudan Mukerjea. 1859.

14. Jnyán Ratnákar (the Treasure House of Knowledge).

By Chaitanya Charan Bose. Edited by Naba Krish-

na Bose. Calcutta, 1858.

15. Kourab Biyog, (the Quarrel of the Kurus). By Hur

Chunder Ghose. Serampore: Tomohur Press. 1858. xvii

16. Sarbbachittarranjan, (the Delight of all Hearts). By
Chandra Kumar Chakrabartti. Burdwan. ...

17. Karnopákhyán, Rajah Harish Chundra Upákhyán

(Stories of Karna and Raja Harish Chandra). By.
Dina Bándhu Nandi. Calcutta.

18. Jnyán Briksha or the Tree of Knowledge; for the use

of Schools. By Bipra Charan Chakrabartti. Parts

1, 2, and 3, Calcutta. 1859.

19. Sávitri Satyaván Nátak.-A Comedy. By Kali Pro-

sono Sing, Member of the Asiatic and Agricultural

and Hoticultural Societies of India, and of the Bri-

tish Indian Association, and President of the Bedoyth

Sahini Sobha of Calcutta, &c. &c. &c.

SERAMPORE PRESS; J. C. MURRAY, PRINTER.

CONTENTS OF No. LXIV.

ART. I.-NON-REGULATION JUSTICE.

1. The Punjab Code of Civil Justice. Lahore. 1855. ... 251

ART. II.-CHRISTIAN ORIENTALISM.

1. Correspondence relating to the Establishment of an Ori-

ental College, London. Reprinted from the " Times"

with Notes. London: Williams and Norgate. 1858. 279

2. Statement on the formation of a Christian Vernacular

Education Society for India. 1858. ...

ART. III.-THE OWNER OF THE SOIL.

1. Report on the Revenue Administration of the Lower

Provinces, for 1856-57.

2. The Revenue Hand Book, by J. H. Young, Esq.

3. Official Papers, Manuscript.

ART. IV. BENGALI BARBERS.

1. Sabda Kalpadrum. By Rajah Radhakant Bahadur. Vol.

V. Article, Caste. Calcutta. 1766.

ART. V.-THE ECONOMICS OF PUBLIC WORKS.

1. Standing Orders of the Department of Public Works;

compiled under the authority of the Most Noble the

Marquis of Dalhousie, Governor General of India,

in concert with the Military Board, by Lieutenant

Colonel J. T. Boileau, Superintending Engineer,

North Western Provinces. Roorkee. 1852.

2. Code of Regulations for the Public Works Department

under the Local Governments of Bengal, the North

West Provinces, and the Punjaub, and for the Mi-

nor Administrations under the direct control of the

Government of India. Published by authority. Cal-

ART. VI.-THE EXAMINATION SYSTEM.

1. Report of Her Majesty's Civil Service Commissioners.

2. General Orders of H. R. H. the Commander-in-Chief

of the British Army.

3. Regulations for conduct of Examinations for Appoint-

ments in the Indian Civil Service.

4. Middle Class Examinations.

5. General Orders of the Governor General in Council

with regard to the Examination of all Junior Mem-

bers of the Civil Service.

6. Papers on the subject of the Instruction of Native Em-

ployés in the Civil Department.

ART. VII.-VEDIC INDIA.

1. Rig-Veda Sanhita. Translated from the Original Sans-

krit. By H. H. Wilson, M. A., F. R. S. Vols.

I., II., III. London: W. H. Allen and Co. 1857,

2. India, Three Thousand Years Ago. By John Wilson,

D. D., F. R. S. Bombay. 1858.

3. Ethnology of India. By R. G. Latham, M. A., M. D.,

F. R. S. London. 1859.

4. Original Sanskrit Texts. By J. Muir, Esq., D. C. L.

Part I. The Mythical and Legendary Accounts of

Caste. London: Williams and Norgate. 1858.

ART. VIII.-CAREY, MARSHMAN AND WARD.

1. The Life and Times of Carey, Marshman and Ward,

embracing the History of the Serampore Mission.

By John Clark Marshman. In two Volumes. Lon-

don: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and

ib.

IX.-CRITICAL NOTICES OF WORKS ON INDIA AND THE EAST

Published DURING THE QUARTER.

1. The Wife and the Ward; or, a Life's Error. By

Lieutenant Colonel Edward Money, Turkish Ser-

vice, (late Bengal Army), Author of "Twelve

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