INDEX.
571
| Page | |
| Hindoos, condition of, in the time of Alexander the Great | 89 |
| ———, French rule deprecated by the | 365 |
| ———, geography of the | 80 |
| ———, literature of the | 95-100 |
| ———, mythology of the | 79 |
| ———, passion of, for display | 59-62 |
| ———, portraits of four | 17 |
| ———, the, an effeminate people | 18 |
| ———, their methods of measuring time | 78 |
| Hindustani estimates of British rule, by Baboo Duckinarunjun Mockerjee | 361 |
| ——— by Baboo Keshub Ohunder Sen | 368 |
| ——— by Baboo Bholonauth Chunder | 365, 369-370 |
| ———. by Satyendra Nath Tagore | 366 |
| ———, by the “Som Prukash” | 365 |
| ———, from “Sleeman's Recollections” | 371 |
| Home, its true sense unknown in India | 56 |
| Hunooman, the Mars of India | 98 |
| India, capacity for self-government wanting in | 72, 429 |
| ———, civil and religious statistics of | 67 |
| ———, diversity of races in | 66 |
| ———, first Mohammedan conquest in | 204 |
| ———, greater than Europe, leaving out Russia | 69 |
| ———, habits, education, and amusements of the aristocracy of | 54-58 |
| ———, languages spoken in | 68 |
| ———, names of, and their significance | 70 |
| ———, number of British troops in, in 1856 | 73 |
| ———, style of dress of gentlemen of | 49 |
| ———, style of“ dress of“ a lady of | 42 |
| ———, trade, railroads, telegraphs, and wealth of | 70 |
| ———, value of, to England | 73 |
| Infanticide, female | 470-476 |
| ———, the, in the Lucknow Court | 453 |
| Inglis, Lady, testimony of, to the soothing influence of prayer | 331 |
| Irishman, the, blown up with the Muchee Bawun fort | 327 |
| ———, the, in Lucknow court | 453 |
| Iron Pillar, description of the | 167 |
| ———, import of inscription on | 168 |
| ———, its mystery | 168 |
| ———, the palladium of Hindoo dominion | 167 |
| Jain Temple, in Delhi, visit to | 417 |
| Janvier, Joel T. | 550 |
| Joel, the first native helper of the M. E. Church in India | 214 |
| ———, escape of, from Bareilly | 259 |
| ———, joyful meeting of, with Dr. Butler, on the road to Meerut | 434 |
| ———, portrait of | 215 |
| Jones, Sir William, facetious designation of Polyandry by | 497 |
| Judson, Mrs. Ann Hazeltine, grave of, at Amherst | 156 |
| Jumma Musjid, desecration of | 418 |
| Jungle, the prayer in the | 239 |
| Kalika Purana, the, quoted | 399 |
| Kali Yug, the | 76 |
| Kama-dera, the Hindoo Cupid, Prayers addressed to | 479 |
| Keshub Chunder Sen, representation of Vedic teaching by | 92 |
| ———, opinion of missionaries of | 367 |
| Khan Bahadur, his treachery and cruelty | 237, 269 |
| ———, his trial and death | 446 |
| ———, visit to, in prison | 443 |
| Koh-i-noor diamond, its last possessor | 50 |
| Kootub Minar, view of the | 157 |
| ———, origin and object of | 161 |
| ———, peerless majesty of | 159 |
| ———, the monument of a dead city and a dying faith | 163 |
| Kshotriya, caste of the | 29 |
| Kurnaul, Nawab of, noble conduct of, during the rebellion | 280 |
| Lady of India, portrait of a | 40 |
| Lalla Rookh, quotation from, mistake of the poet corrected | 119 |
| Lawrence, Sir John, noble conduct of during the rebellion | 406 |
| ———, official paper of, issued in behalf of justice to native Christians | 464 |
| Lawrence, Sir Henry, appointed governor of Gude | 319 |
| ———, disastrous defeat of, at Chinhut | 321 |
| ———, injunction of—“Never to surrender!” | 329 |
| ———, killed in the siege of Lucknow | 327 |
| Lucknow, arrival and reception of Dr. Butler at | 207 |
| ———, Dr. Butler contemplates a mission at | 212 |
| ———. efforts of Havelock to reach | 343 |
| ———, Havelock fights his way through | 346 |
| ———, “Jessie Brown," and her “Dinna ye hear the slogan?” | 353 |
| ———, lawlessness and depravity of, in 1856 | 208 |
| ———, preparations for defense of | 319 |
| ———, repeated attempts to storm | 331 |
| ———, siege of, begun | 325 |
| ———, the capital of Gude | 207 |
| ———, the Muchee Bawun fort at, blown up | 325 |
| ———, the relief of, view of | 348 |
| ———, the “Residency,” view of | 317 |
| ———, the Residency reached, and the ladies saved | 349 |
