INDEX. 
431 
Mirza Ahady, his adventures, 94. 95. His 
monopolies, 102. 
Mirza Abul Cossim, 242. 
Mirza Bozurk, 110. A saying of his, 217.301. 
Mirza Sheffea, Grand Vizier, 175. 178. 275. 
371. 372. 385. 
Mirza, a man of the pen, 91. 
Mirza Zeky, King’s Mehmandar, 90. His cha¬ 
racter, 91. 113. His tyranny, 116. Anecdote 
of him, 123. 129. 
Mirza Yusuf, anecdote of him, 192. 
Mirkhond quoted, 286. 293. 
Mist, in Karadagh, 243.; at Bolagh, 297.; on the 
mountains of Asterabad, 373. 374. 
Mobareken, village, 261. 
Moharrem, celebration of, 175. Ceremonies be¬ 
fore the king, 180. 
Mollahs ride on white asses, 136. Their arro¬ 
gance, 143. A saying of one, 156. — 224. 225. 
Monteith, Capt. 276. 316. 
Monze, Cape, 24. 
Morghaub, 117. Lead mines there, 120 . 
Mordecai and Esther, tomb, 265. 
Mosellay, remains of, 64. 
Moses of Chorene, 340. 
Mountain passes, between Bushire and Shiraz, 
49.54. Sawachi, 364;. Teng Shemshir bur, 371. 
Near Asterabad, 374. Near Shahmirzad, 384. 
Mountains of Nakshi Rustam, 81. 
Mourdee village and river, 294. 
Mucksa, Cape, 27. 
Mule-drivers, 71. 
Mujdeh, Persian custom, 103. 188. 
Mutaleb Khan, Governor of Damgan, 382. 
Mushtehed, Persian high priest, 165. 
Muzdekan, 261. 
Mythology of the Hindus, 22. 
N 
Nadir Shah, 24. His navy, 38. 286. 366. 376. 
Nautical observations on the coast of Mekran, 
24. 25. In the Persian gulf, 30. 31. 34, 35. 
Narashin, 313, 314. 
Narwend, species..of poplar, 264. 
Nasr Oollah Khan, 262. 
Nasserabad, 162. 
Nassir Eddin Toussi. The astronomer, 291. 
Nakhjuwan, tov/x^, 308.310. 311. Its revenue, 312. 
Nakhshi Rustam, large carved rock, 78. 
Nazik, hill, 307. View from it, 308. Curious 
phenomenon there, 309. 
Negroes, their filth, 6. Attend the churches in 
the Brazils, 7. 
Negotiation, 6.; between Russia and Persia, 273. 
276. 
Nezer Ali Khan, Governor of Marand, 302. 
Niehbuhr, M. 76. 
Noises of Persian city, 229. 
Nokara Khoneh of Jemsheed. 72. 73. 
Noah, his mother, 302. His tomb, 312. 
O 
Offerings made at the tomb of Saints, 165. 
Ojan, 209. 273. 274. 277. 279. 
Olana, modern Alanjek? 309. 
Olearius quoted, 20. 201. 253. 
Olivier, M., French traveller, 153. 
Oroumieh, town of, 286. 
Ormus, 4. 5. 30. 
Ostriches, 206. 
OusELEY, Sir Gore, Bart., Ambassador Ex¬ 
traordinary to the Court of Persia, 2. 10. 24. 
Lands at Bushire, 40. His reception, 41. De¬ 
parts from Bushire, 46. - 56. 68. Visits Ma¬ 
homed Zeky Khan, 91. Receives congratula¬ 
tions on the birth of his child, 104. His child 
christened, 108. —114. Visits Ameen-ad-Dow- 
lah. Entertained by him, 142. His coachman, 
150. His audience of the King, 171. 172. 
179. Has interviews of the King, 192. 195. 
Visits Mahomed Ali Mirza, 196. 197. 198. 
199. 203. Enters Tabriz, 210. — Mentioned, 
228. 239. 259. 265. 280. 293. 294. 301. 304. 
314.319. Leaves Persia, 328. 
OusELEY, Lady, 2. Her visit to the Queen of 
Shiraz, 60. Receives 62. —Mentioned, 
103.113. Visits the Queen of Persia, 174.252. 
OusELEY, Sir William, 2. 68. 90. 
P 
Palaces of the Kings of Persia, 201. 
Paras, 251. 
Parschee, village, 306. Quarrel there, 307. 
Patriarch, Armenian, 323. 324. 325.333.334.394. 
Pambek, district, and river, 328. 
Parsik Aga, Armenian, 336. 
Pasha of Bayazid, tries to ascend Ararat, 
Parthia, road into it, 365. 
Parasols, privilege of Persian royalty, 93. 
Partridges, black-breasted,121. 234. 283. Red- 
legged, 353. 
