1 Tapeworm, 53 yards in length • ■ ■ • U
2 Tho Author's agreeable abode in Palestine during several years . 13
3 The Ctessrian operation thwarted by the Greek Rishop . .10
4 Woltf, the wide world known Missionary • • ■ 6-1, tkl, 1 8
5 The Author present at tho Siege of Acre . . . . .id
6 Voyage to Alexandria. • . 111
7 The Author visits Mr. Reynolds, at Cyprus, in lt$3 in
8 Attaints Koptenuk, at Alexandria : -’4
9 Doctors Homprich and Ehronberg . . . . SI, 'jo
10 Padre Tomaso .. 31
11 Mr, Henri Do Track ..... 33
12 The Author accompanies the Pacha of Damascus to the Fair at
13 Huzerib ........ 3:1
14 Journey, through the Desert, to Bagdad ..... 33
15 Mode of Healing practised by the Arabs.34
16 The A glia of Hit . 35
17 Kind reception by Mr. Swoboda at Bagdad . .31
18 Deserted by the Guide, in the Desert 34
19 Embarked for Bender-Bushir, in Persia ..... 36
20 Famine at Mosul, in 1838.33
21 Tho Author at the point of death, at Heirpore, in Sciude . 40
22 From Bagdad to Laliore, the Author travels four months;
23 two on land, and two on water . 4 ,1
24 The first patient.in Lahore, the adopted Son of General Allard 4,1
25 The Author attended Rnjnh Suahet Sing into tlie tnountaim 4ft
26 TltA Author's treatment of Hydrophobia .47
27 Colonel Sir C. M. Wade ..... 138, 50, 48, 47
28 New Nose made by the natives of India.48
29 Milk-Sugar mode by Order of Run,) set Sing . 49
30 Coffer unknown at Lahore, in 1833 . . . . . . $0
31 Tire Author struck by a Coup-tle-Soleil ..... 53
32 Glanders cured by the Author..53
33 General Avitabile very fond of Hanging, as a Punishment . 58
34 A Musk-deer caught, in the Plaius of India . . ,54
35 Runjort Sing .... . 103, 95, 50, 55
36 The Author appointed Superintendent 6f a Gunpowder and Gun
37 stock Manufactory, at Lahore . . . . .56
38 The Author's return from India to Europe, in 1833-1834 . 57