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BUR-VA, ITS PEOPLE AXD PPiODUCTIOXS. 



Hazel-nut, ii. 2-58. 



Ht-alth, ettect of a fish diet 



oa, i. 1S7. 

 Ilfl, ii. 6S8. 

 Heifer, Dr., hi.s description of 



the hot-springs ot Attaran, 



i. 7; meutioued and (juoted, 



i. 3i5 ct passim. 

 Helix, Godwin - Austen on, 



i. 174. 

 Helmets, i. 149. 

 Hemlock, ii. 439. 

 Hemp, values of, ii. 262-3. 

 Hen hawk, i. 404. 

 Henna, ii. 459. 

 Hepaticeffi, ii. 92. 

 Hepatic complaints, recipe 



worth knowing for, ii. 4U3. 

 Heriticra, an extraordinarily 



tough wood, ii. G21, 62.3. 

 Hermit crabs, i. 12.5 ; Hume's 



amusing account of, i. 27. 

 Herons, i. 394; habits of,i. 397. 

 Heron's dung shell, i. 1 71 , 1 76. 

 Herpesddas, i. 469. 

 Herpetology, i. 288 et seq. 

 Herrings, i. 187. 

 Hessian fly, i. 60. 

 Hey.sham, Col., C|Uoted, i.447. 

 Hiawatha, the legend of, re- 



fen'ed to, i. 117. 

 Hibiscus, economic products 



of the genus, ii. 616. 

 Hiern, referred to, ii. 556-8. 

 Hill Eng Forests, ii. 10. 

 Hill Forests, ii. 8. 

 Hill maiuas, power of mimic- 



ing the human voice, i. 379. 

 Hill tits, i. 375. 

 Hill wagtails, i. 374. 

 HiLsa, i. 187, 276. 

 Himalayan Avifauna, i. 376. 

 Hinde, Mr., referred to,ii.681 . 

 Hodgson, on Cuon, i. 465. 

 Hog deer, modes of hunting, 



i!'456. 

 Hog's lard tree, ii. 629. 

 Hog's slide, ii. 620. 

 Holland, Major, on Pipe 



fishes, i. 281. 

 HoUihock, ii. 609. 

 Holly, ii. 576. 

 Holm oak, ii. 576. 

 Holothuria, i. 20. 

 Holy hasil, ii. 298. 

 Holy Family, legend of the, 



ii. 215. 

 Homer, quoted, i. 117, 119, 



120, 285, 490; ii. 78, 14 7, 



275, 381, 488. 

 Honey-buzzard, i. 405. 

 Honey -suckers, i. 361. 

 Honevsuckle, ii. 431. 

 Hooker, Sir J. D., Editor of 



Le JIaout and Decaisne's 



' Descriptive and Analytical 



Botany,' quoted, ii. 1, tt 



passim. 

 Horace, (luoted. ii. 214. 275, 



305, 306, 381, 439, 576. 



Horehonnd, ii. 295. 



Horubill in the Zoological 

 Gardens, London, i. 352. 



Hornbills, i. 350 ; remarkable 

 mode of supplying food to 

 the female by the male, i. 

 351; food of, ii. 342, C99. 



Hornblende, i. 13. 



Horned owls, i. 406. 



Hornets, i. 118. 



Horny corals, i. 18. 



Horse-cat, i. 466. 



Horse-radish-tree, ii. 64S. 



Horsfield, T., and F. Moore, 

 ' Catalogue of Lepidop- 

 terous Insects, i. 51, 88. 



Horsley, referred to, ii. 381. 



Hot-springs, in various loca- 

 lities, described, i. 7, 8. 



Hough, A., i. 426, 476. 



House leek, ii. 484. 



House lizard, i. 331. 



House martins, i. 356. 



House mouse of India, i. 419. 



House rat, i. 419. 



House sparrow, i. 384. 



Hab-ul-mashk, ii. 614. 



Humble bee, a parasite of 

 the, i. 22. 



Hume, A. 0., Editor of 'Stray 

 Feathers,' quoted, i. 27 et 

 passim; details of the in- 

 habitants of the Andamans 

 and Nicobars. i. 479 et siy. 



Hnmfray, Mr..i. 483; ii. 348. 



Humphrey, W. G., 'Arun- 

 dines,' quoted, ii. 671. 



Humming-birds, i. 361. 



Hungary water, ii. 295. 



Hutton, Capt., quoted, i. 79, 

 427. 



Hydrales, ii. 209 ef seq. 



Hydrocarbon Conipounds,i. 14. 



Hvdrocharidea>, ii. 209. 



Hydroleacea\ ii. 334. 



Hydrous Calcium Sidphate, 

 i. 14. 



Hydrous Oxide of Iron, i. 12. 



Hypericinete, ii. 637-8. 



Hypogynous plants, ii. 294 el 

 ser/. 



Hyssop, ii. 295. 



Ibises, i. 398. 



Iceland moss, ii. 35. 



Ichneumonida', i. 110. 



Ichthyology, i. 183 et scj. 



Ignis fatuus, i. 488. 



liicinea\ ii 575-576. 



Imperial pigeon, i. 387 ; ad- 

 vantage taken of its pecu- 

 liarity in feeding, i. 388. 



Imphee, ii. 115. 



India-rubber, ii. 351. 



Indian black bear, i. 4C3. 



IniHan buft'alo, i. 461. 



Indian coel, i. 359. 



liidian corn, ii. 107. 



Indian crow, unfriendly trait 

 of the, i. 387 ; Jcrdou's 

 remarks on, ihid. 



Indian edible turtle, i. 344. 



Indian elephant, i. 447 ; an- 

 cestry of the, i. 130. 



Indian fibres, ii. 262. 



Indian loggerhead, i. 3)3. 



Indian oaks, compared with 

 European, ii. 258. 



Indian olibanum, ii. 587. 



Indian opium, ii. 653. 



ImHan otter, i. 464. 



Indian palm switt, i. 357. 



Indi.in privet, ii. 456. 



Indian raven, i. 387. 



Indian ronjual, i. 445. 



Indian rusa horns, i. 456. 



Indian spotted deer, i. 456. 



Indian wild dog, i. 465. 



Indigo, ii. 491, 522. 



Ink bag, i. 181. 



Inman's 'Ancient Faiths," 

 quoted, i. 120; ii. 214. 



Insectivorous bats i. 426. 



Insects, i. 36 et seq. 



Intoxication, alleged remedy 

 for, ii. 526. 



Intoxicants, comparison of 

 opium and .alcohol, ii. 653. 



Intrusive Rocks, i. 5. 



Involute, definition of mean- 

 ing, in Cephalopods, i. 180. 



Iodine, ii. 31. 



Ipecacuanha, and its substi- 

 tutes, ii. 338, 426, 430. 



Iridosmine, i. 10. 



Iron, Bisulphide of, i. 10. 



Iron, Hydrous Oxide of, i. 1 2. 



Iron Ore, Concretionary i. 12. 



Iron, Protosesquioxide of, i. 

 12. 



Iron Pyrites, i. 10. 



Iron Sesquioxide of, i. 12. 



Iron, Sulphide of, i. 10. 



Ironwood of Pegu, ii. 541. 



Isabclline brown, i. 304. 



Isaiah, refeiTcd to, ii. 670. 



Isinglass, i. 186. 



Isinghass-producing fish, i. 186, 

 212 et scq_. 



Issue peas, ii. 647. 



Italian legend of the Holy 

 Family, ii. 215. 



Itch, the', i. 33. 



lulus (Millipedes), i. 32. 



Ivy, ii. 373, 433. 



J. 



Jackal, i. 460. 



Jack tree, fruit and other 



products of the, ii. 267. 

 Jack-tree fig, ii. 272. 



