sider the late mournful event as a warning from God to repent, and to shew their gratitude to God by a holy life. After the Tamul service I attended Divine Service at St. John's, and heard the excellent sermon preached by the Rev. T. Robinson, in memory of our late Father. It impressed on our minds not only that esteem and veneration due to the memory of our late beloved Bishop, but awakened us also to endeavour that we may be approved of the Lord when he shall be pleased to call us away. I am, with great respect, Reverend Sir, your very obedient humble servant, J. C. KOHLнoff. INDEX. A. ABRAHAM, MAR, iii. 434—6. makes pummels for mules, ii. 183. Aboo town, ii. 458. ACBAR, tomb of, ii. 336; his palace, ACLAND, Sir Thomas Dyke, ii. 34. Adam's peak, iii. 170; tradition, ib. Adawlut courts, iii. 32; at Kairah, 49; Agra, judge of, sends escort, ii. 326: ruins of, 337; court of justice, 338. Allahabad, i. 439; nick-name, ib.; 444. Alligators, i. 41; again, 263. 303; ALEXANDER, Colonel, i. 401; drives Almorah city, reasons for visiting, ii. Ambera village, ii. 508. 191. Ambowlee village, iii. 97. AMEER KHAN, his character, ii. 375; 388; offers to invade Jyepoor, 413; AMHERST, Lord, introduction to, i. AMHERST, Lady, kindness of, iii. 313. AMRUT ROW, i. 374; enquiries con- Anass river, ii. 535. Animal food not forbidden to Hindoos, Antioch, patriarch of, lii. 447. Aqueduct at Delhi, ii. 288. Arab ships, i. 11. 33; brig shipwrecked, Architecture, Oriental, iii. 332; of pa- Armenians in Dacca, i. 185; visit of Assam, custom in, ii. 391. ATHANASIUS, MAR, iii. 437. B. BABINGTON, Mr. C. R. iii. 126. |