"From Greenland's icy mountains,"

Hastings, Warren, 153

Havelbagh, 222

GALITZIN, Prince, 42
Galle, 275

Ganésa, 326

Ganges, 187, 195

Gangotri, 218

Garden Reach, 148

Garrows, 293

Garwhal, 216

Gell, Bishop, 348

General Assemby on Missions, 250
George IV., 49, 70, 120, 133

Gerard, Captain, 238

Gerické, missionary, 321
Gharapoori, 262

Ghazipoor, 205

Gifford, editor, 90, 100

Gladstone, W. E., on Heber, 2, 104, 137
translation of Heber's Verses to
his Wife, 188

Havelock, General, 204

Havergal, W. H., 81

Hawarden Castle, 90, 102
Hawkstone Park, 51
Hayberg, 7, 357

Heber, Bishop, place in biography,
2; birth, 8; boyhood, 10; on
conversion, 10; precocity, 11;
schools, 12; Oxford, 16; Latin
poem, 19; Palestine, 20; Char-
lotte Dod, 22; Bow-meeting songs,
24 prize essay, 26; missionary
enthusiasm, 27; makes the grand
tour, 28; his journal, 33; in
Petersburg, 35; in Moscow, 39;
the Crimea, 42; Austerlitz and
Jena, 46; welcomed at Hodnet,
49; ordained and instituted rector,
50; introduced to Wilberforce,
52; relation to church parties, 54 ;
a parish priest, 55; marriage, 57;
builds new rectory, 58; preaches
for Bible Society, 61; on amuse-
ments, 62; prayers, 63; friend-
ship with Maria Leycester, 64;
preaches at Lincoln's Inn, 67;
friendship with Charlotte Dod, 68;
Mrs. Fry, 72; on Scott's Force
of Truth, 76; first hymns, 79:

From Greenland's icy moun-
tains," 81; on hymn-writing, 84;
his fifty-seven hymns, 90; edits
Jeremy Taylor's works and writes
his life, 92; his Quarterly Review
articles, 96; Bow meeting at
Hawarden Castle and Mrs. Glad-
stone, 102; missionary enthusiasm
as in Palestine, 105; proposes
union of Church's two Missionary
Societies, 108; missionary sermons,
III; Bampton Lecture, 114;
offered Bishopric of Calcutta, 116;
appointed by the King, 120; fare-
wells, 127; leaves Hodnet, 131;
consecration at Lambeth, 133;
sails for Calcutta, 141; first ex-
perience of Bengal, 147; first
impressions of the city, 150; con-
trasted with his predecessor, 155;
welcomed by all, 156; describes a
suttee, 158; life in Calcutta, 161;

girls' schools, 166; pictures of
Bengal, 170; visitation charge,
182; first Burmese war, 185;
begins tour in East and North
India, 187; "Verses to his Wife,"
187; Stow's death, 190; up the
Ganges, 195;
"An Evening

Walk in Bengal," 106; Heber's
hill mission, 198; Augustus Cleve-
land, 199; in Bahar and Hindo-
stan, 200; at Lenares, 207; on
native marriage and divorce, 208;
at Chunar, 209; in Oudh, 211;
sick, 212; climbing the Himalayas
to Almora, 216; tiger - shooting,
219; in Almora, 222; on the tea
plant, 223; at Meerut, 226; on
Government intolerance, 227; at
Delhi, 229; reception by the
titular Emperor, 230; the palace
of the Great Mogul, 233; at
Agra, 234; the Taj Mahal de-
scribed, 235; Fatehpoor Sikri,
235; through Central India and
Rajpootana, 237; among
the

Bheels, 240; at Baroda and
Kaira, 241; reaches Bombay,
243; simplicity of his dress, 249;
on missions to the Hindoos, 250;
educational missions, 253; letter
to Marshman, 255; to Maria Ley-
cester, 259; contrasts Bombay
with Calcutta, 260; Elephanta
described, 262; Kanhéri, 265;
Karlé, 268; Poona, 269; on
Mountstuart Elphinstone, 270;
visitation at St. Thomas's Cathedral,
273; on soldiers' children, 274;
lands at Ceylon, 275; Galle and
Colombo, 276; on conferences
with other missionaries, 281; at
Cotta and Kandy, 283; letter to
his mother, 289; return to Cal-
cutta, 292; on the siege of Bhurt-
poor, 294; on re-ordination of
Lutherans, 295; ordination of
Abdool Mussee'h, 298; conversa-
tional power, 299; a friend of the
Armenians, 300; with Dr. Joshua
Marshman at Fulta, 303; voyage
to Madras, 304; visitation at St.
George's, Madras, 307;
Thomas Munro, 307; overwork,

Sir

309; on tour for the last time,
312; at Pondicherry, 313; among
the pagodas, 315; on the Nes-
torians or Syro-Jacobites, 316; on
the evil of periodical land-assess-
ments, 318; at Tanjor, 319; at
Schwartz's tomb, 320; Maharaja
Serfojee, 323; missionary plans,
324; reaches Trichinopoly, 327;
on Schwartz, 329; Heber's last
letter, 331; last services, 332;
favourite hymn, '335; death in
the bath, 337; burial, 338; eulo-
gies and memorials, 339; window
in Malpas Church, 344; Heber's
successors and the extension of
Christianity in the East, 346;
Bishop Butler's sermon, 349;
Southey on, 350; bibliography, 352
Heber family, 357

Mary, 9, 135, 200, 358
Memorial School, 327

Mrs., Bishop's mother, 8, 11,
119, 135, 305, 357

Reginald, M. A., 7, 25, 293, 357
Richard, 8, 65, 75, 96, 97, 358
Thomas C., 9, 63

Heber-Percy family, 78, 145, 170,
343, 357

Hemans, Mrs., 86
Henry, Matthew, 6

Herbert, Captain, 223

Hills of Hawkstone, 51, 56, 70, 357
Himalayas, 217, 244
Hindostani, 203, 212, 298
Hindus, 252, 308
Hislop, Stephen, 3
History of Missions, 1, 350
Neander's, I

Hodges, Bishop, 316

Hodnet, 7, 51, 78, 128, 130, 343, 357
Rectory, 58, 63

Home, artist, 211
Hoogli River, 147, 185
Hooker, 14, 95

Horton, R. J. Wilmot, 67, 329
Hough, James, 207, 291
How, Bishop, 111
Howard, 19, 44

Howley, Bishop, of London, 82, 101
Humboldt, 238

Hungary, 45

Hutchinson, Lord, 50

Lahore bishopric, 347

Lake, Lord, 229, 294
Lambrick, missionary, 280
Lancasterian system, 168
Landhar, 216
Land-tax, 318

Latin hymns, 86

Law, M., 204

Lawrence, Sir Henry, 273

Sir John, 302

Lawrie, chaplain, 307

Layard family in Ceylon, 275

Le Bas, Professor, 154

Leslie, missionary, 204

Leycester, Maria, 64, 128, 258, 342

Leyden, Dr. John, 300

Liverpool, Lord, 137

Lockhart, J., 68

Lord, chaplain, 153

Loring, Archdeacon, 119, 155

Love, Dr. J., 4

Lucknow, 210, 347

Lushington, C., 210, 340