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Wellaw^, residence of a chief, ii.427. 

 Wellington, Duke of, at Trincomalie, ii. 81 w. 

 Wells. See Coral, Potoor, &c. 

 Westerwold's treaty, ii. 42. 



alleged breach of, ii. 43. 



Westwood, obsenalions on coffee-bug, ii. 245 n. 



• reference to the pliigue of flies, ii. 115 n. 



Whales, i. 159. See Cetacea. 



White, Adam, Esq., Brit. Mus., Introd. xxxiv. 



White, extract from Nat. Hist, of Selborne, ii. 



303 «. 

 White ants, i. 253. -See Termites. 

 White cloth, the honour of, ii. 461. 

 Wliiting, Mr.jCeylon Civil Service, /n<ro(^. xxxiv. 

 Wiharas, originally caves, i. 347, 481. 



the earliest houses for priests, i. 348. 



the temjile, properly so called, i. 349. 



Wijayo lands in Ceylon, B.C. 543, i. 330 ; and 



forms a kingdom there, ih., i. 336. 

 Wijayo, his landing described, as in the Odyssey, 

 i. 332. 



his death and successors, i. 336. 



Wilson, Prof. H. H., on Curry, i. 437 n. 

 Wimala Dharma, his titles, ii. 34. 



kills Sibalt de Weert, ii. 37. 



• death of, ib. 



Winds, the "along-shore wind," i. 57. 

 Wine imported in early ages, i. 448. 



formerly grown in Ceylon, ii. 36. 



Witt's theory of filtration, i. 21«. 



Woden, conjectured to be identical with Buddha, 



i. 525 n. 



Wolf, Jo. Christian, travels in Ceylon, ii. 65 », 

 71 n, 291, 304 n. 



his account of lassoing horses in a kr.ial, 



ii. 550 n. 

 Wolfram, i. 29. 



Wood-carrying moth, i. 266. See Insects. 

 Worm. See Silk-worm. 

 Worms, parasite, i. 245. See Radiata. 

 Worms, Messrs., their ser\'ices to the colony, ii. 



248. 

 Wright, Thomas, Esq., F S.A., ii. 293 n. 

 Wylie, M., of Shanghae, Introd. xxxvi. 

 Wytulian heresy, i. 377—380. 



Yakkas and demons, i. 540-542. 

 Yakkos, i. 330. See Aborigines. 

 Yakshyos, i. 539, 540. 

 Yalle. See Jaula. 

 Yapahoo, the capital, i. 414. 

 Yarrell's theory of buried fish, i. 213. 

 Yavi-Ootoo, hot spring, i. 16«. 

 Yons, probably lonians, i. 517. 



Zabedj, JIaharaja of, i. 589. 



conquers Ceylon, L 590. 



Zircon. See Gems. 



Zone, the mountain, i. 12. 



Zoology neglected in Ceylon, i 127. See Natural 



History. 

 partial extent to which it has been 



cultivated, i. 128. 



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