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3 Lall Sing removed, by the English, to Agra, and pensioned . .124
4 Tejah Sing created Rajah of Seealkote . . . . .124
5 The Ranee exiled, by the English, to the Fortress of Sheg-Opur,
6 and afterwards to another Fortress on the Ganges, whence
7 she contrived to escape . . . . . . 124
8 Sir Frederick Currie Resident of Lahore, during the absence of
9 Sir Henry Lawrence, who accompanied Lord Hardinge to
10 England .......... 124
11 Murder of Agnew and Anderson, at Mooltan . . . .126
12 Decisive Battles of Mooltan and Gujerat, in 1849 . . . 126
13 End of the Author’s official post, as Physician to the Court . .126
14 Suspension of Life, in the person of Haridas . . . .127
15 A Faqueer uninjured by the bite of venomous Serpents . .134
16 Dr. W. Jameson ..... ... 135
17 Arsenic Eaters . . . . . . . . .137
18 The Author’s collection of Serpents . . . . . .138
19 Advice in all cases of Bites from venomous creatures . . .139
20 Serpent-love (said to be restricted to the Punjab) . . .140
21 Sheer Sing, “ The Son of a Laundress,” explained . . .142
22 The Author’s adoption of the Medium-system, in Medicine . . 143
23 In 1845, upwards of 800 deaths daily from Cholera, at Lahore . 144
24 Galvano-electric Rings . . . . . . . .145
25 Zinc and Silver plates, united by a silver wire .... 146
26 Operations, whilst patients were under the influence of Chloroform 147
27 Ether and Chloroform mixed, preferable . . . .148
28 Mahomedan Stone-operator . . . . . .148
29 Native Oculists at Lahore . . . . .149
30 Amputation unknown at Lahore, until introduced by the Author . 149
31 A sort of Animal-magnetism practised in the Punjab . . .149
32 The Pulse considered of high importance, in the East . . .149
33 Alms given, in the East, on every occasion of Illness . . .150
34 Major Mac Gregor, director of Police, at Lahore . .151
35 The Author sends for Assistants, to Europe . .151
36 Many Hermaphrodites at Lahore .153
37 Natives of the Punjab rejoice at the demise of Female infants 153
38 Intoxicating beverage prepared from the Hemp-plant . . 153
39 Churrus, smoked in the pipe, very intoxicating .156