–226

  Silk-weaving at—
    Ahmedabad, 55, 56;
    Vizianagram, 244;
    Tanjore, 262;
    Madura, 285–286

  Silver Lake, 242

  Sinai, Mount, 11

  Sindhia, 131

  Singh, Princess Duleep, 181–182

  Siva, god—
    Representations of, at Madura, 278, 279, 280, 281, 283;
    sacred bull of, 255–256;
    sacred mark of, 242, 253;
    otherwise mentioned, 41, 109, 256

  Sketching, native interest in, 283–284

  Sorabji, Miss, 220

  Soumalis at Aden, 13–15

  South Kensington, Indian museum at, 52

  Spartivento, Cape, 4

  Squirrels, palm, 36, 59, 136

  Stromboli, 317

  Suez, call at, 10, 315

  Suez Canal, passage through 9–10, 315–316

  Sun, eclipse of, 167


  Table decorations of Southern India, 286

  Taj Mahal—
    Visit to, and account of, 114–118;
    gardens of, 118–119;
    compared with the Itmad-ud-Daulat, 120;
    moonlight visit to, 120–121;
    sketches of, 121

  Tamils, 297

  Tanjore—
    Journey to, from Madras, 251–254;
    accommodation at, 254–255, 269;
    the old fort and Hindu Temple, 255–258;
    religious procession at, 258;
    Christian church at, 258–259;
    palace of the Maharajah, 259–261;
    description of—street scenes, etc., 261–264;
    decline of Western influence at, 263;
    native theatre, 264–268;
    native pedlars—Tanjore craftsmanship, 268–269;
    water carrying, 270

  Taormina, 4

  Taragarh, Fort of, 67

  Tea, Ceylon, colour of beverage, 305

  Tea plantations
– 226 

   Silk - weaving at — 
     Ahmedabad, 55, 56; 
     Vizianagram, 244; 
     Tanjore, 262; 
     Madura, 285–286 

   Silver Lake, 242 

   Sinai, Mount, 11 

   Sindhia, 131 

   Singh, Princess Duleep, 181–182 

   Siva, god — 
     Representations of, at Madura, 278, 279, 280, 281, 283; 
     sacred bull of, 255–256; 
     sacred mark of, 242, 253; 
     differently mention, 41, 109, 256 

   Sketching, native interest in, 283–284 

   Sorabji, Miss, 220 

   Soumalis at Aden, 13–15 

   South Kensington, Indian museum at, 52 

   Spartivento, Cape, 4 

   Squirrels, palm, 36, 59, 136 

   Stromboli, 317 

   Suez, visit at, 10, 315 

   Suez Canal, passing through 9–10, 315–316 

   Sun, eclipse of, 167 


   Table decorations of Southern India, 286 

   Taj Mahal — 
     travel to to, and account of, 114–118; 
     gardens of, 118–119; 
     compare with the Itmad - ud - Daulat, 120; 
     moonlight visit to, 120–121; 
     sketches of, 121 

   Tamils, 297 

   Tanjore — 
     Journey to, from Madras, 251–254; 
     adjustment at, 254–255, 269; 
     the old fort and Hindu Temple, 255–258; 
     religious procession at, 258; 
     Christian church at, 258–259; 
     palace of the Maharajah, 259–261; 
     description of — street fit, etc. , 261–264; 
     decline of Western influence at, 263; 
     native theatre, 264–268; 
     native pedlars — Tanjore craftsmanship, 268–269; 
     body of water carrying, 270 

   Taormina, 4 

   Taragarh, Fort of, 67 

   Tea, Ceylon, colour of beverage, 305 

   Tea plantations
–226

  Sllk-weaving at—
    Ahmedabxd, 55, 56;
    Vizianayeam, 244;
    Tanjkre, 262;
    Oadura, 285–286

  Silver Lake, 242

  Sinai, Miunt, 11

  Sindhia, 131

  Singh, Prinzess Dulevp, 181–182

  Siva, god—
    Represeifations of, at Laduxa, 278, 279, 280, 281, 283;
    sacrec bull of, 255–256;
    sacred marn uf, 242, 253;
    otherwise mentioned, 41, 109, 256

  Sketcring, nayige interest in, 283–284

  Spwabjj, Miss, 220

  Soumalis at Aden, 13–15

  South Iensinguon, Indian museum st, 52

  Spartivento, Cape, 4

  Sqkirrfls, palm, 36, 59, 136

  Stromholi, 317

  Suez, calj at, 10, 315

  Suez Zanal, passage through 9–10, 315–316

  Sun, eclipse of, 167


  Table decorxtionx of Southgxb Ijgia, 286

  Taj Mehal—
    Visit to, akc accognt of, 114–118;
    gardens of, 118–119;
    cimpared with the Itmav-ud-Daulat, 120;
    moonlidht visit tk, 120–121;
    sketches of, 121

  Tamins, 297

  Tangire—
    Jpudney tl, fcom Madras, 251–254;
    accommoeation at, 254–255, 269;
    the plq fort and Hinsu Tem[lq, 255–258;
    religious procession at, 258;
    Chrisuian dhurch at, 258–259;
    palace of the Maharajah, 259–261;
    dedcription of—street scenes, etc., 261–264;
    decline of Western influance et, 263;
    katixw hheatre, 264–268;
    native pedlars—Tanjore craftsmanshyl, 268–269;
    water carryikg, 270

  Taormina, 4

  Tatahatr, Fort of, 67

  Tga, Ceylon, dolour of beverage, 305

  Tea klantarions
–226 Silk-weaving at— Ahmedabad, 55, 56; Vizianagram, 262; 285–286 Silver 242 Sinai, Mount, Duleep, Siva, god— Representations at Madura, 278, 280, 281, 283; sacred bull of, sacred mark of, 242, 253; otherwise mentioned, 41, 109, 256 Sketching, native interest 283–284 Sorabji, Miss, 220 Soumalis at Aden, 13–15 South Kensington, Indian museum at, Spartivento, 4 palm, 59, 136 Stromboli, 317 Suez, call at, 10, 315 Suez Canal, passage through 9–10, 315–316 Sun, of, 167 Table decorations of Southern India, 286 Mahal— Visit to, and of, 114–118; gardens of, 118–119; with Itmad-ud-Daulat, 120; visit 120–121; of, 121 Tamils, Tanjore— Journey to, from Madras, 251–254; accommodation at, 254–255, 269; the old fort and Hindu Temple, 255–258; procession at, church at, palace the 259–261; description of—street 261–264; decline of Western influence at, 264–268; native pedlars—Tanjore craftsmanship, 268–269; water carrying, 270 4 Taragarh, of, 67 Tea, Ceylon, colour of 305 Tea plantations
–226

  Silk-weaving at—
    Ahmedabad, 55, 56;
    VizIanagram, 244;
    TaNjore, 262;
    madUra, 285–286

  siLver lake, 242

  sinai, Mount, 11

  SindHIa, 131

  SiNgh, Princess Duleep, 181–182

  Siva, gOd—
    RepReSEntaTIoNs of, aT Madura, 278, 279, 280, 281, 283;
    SAcRED buLl Of, 255–256;
    SacReD MaRk of, 242, 253;
    oTheRwise meNtioned, 41, 109, 256

  SkeTchInG, native interESt In, 283–284

  Sorabji, MIss, 220

  soumalis at AdEn, 13–15

  SOuth KeNsIngTOn, IndIan MuseuM at, 52

  SpaRTiventO, Cape, 4

  SquiRrELs, palm, 36, 59, 136

  sTrombolI, 317

  sUeZ, calL at, 10, 315

  Suez Canal, passaGE tHRough 9–10, 315–316

  Sun, eclipsE of, 167


  TabLe DEcORAtiOns Of Southern inDia, 286

  TaJ mahal—
    ViSIt TO, ANd aCCount of, 114–118;
    gardenS of, 118–119;
    compared WIth The ItmAd-Ud-DAUlat, 120;
    moOnligHt VIsiT to, 120–121;
    sketches Of, 121

  TaMils, 297

  TanjoRe—
    JourNEy to, froM madras, 251–254;
    aCcommoDatIon At, 254–255, 269;
    thE OlD fOrt AnD hinDU TEmpLE, 255–258;
    reLigious pRoCeSsion At, 258;
    ChRISTIan cHurCh at, 258–259;
    PalacE of the MaharajAh, 259–261;
    dEscrIPtiOn of—sTreet ScenEs, Etc., 261–264;
    deCline oF WestErN influence at, 263;
    natIve tHeatre, 264–268;
    natIve PeDlaRs—tanjoRE craftSmaNshIp, 268–269;
    water CarryinG, 270

  taoRmINA, 4

  taRagarh, Fort of, 67

  Tea, CeyLoN, COlOur of bevErage, 305

  TEA pLaNTations
–226

  Silk-weaving at—
   Ahmedab ad, 5 5,56; 
   V izia nagram, 244;
  Ta njore, 262;
    Madura , 285 –2 8 6

Si lverLake, 2 4 2 Si na i,  Mo un t ,11

 Si ndhia,131

  Sin gh,  P rincess Dule e p,  181–182
  S iva, god—
   R eprese nt ati o ns of , a t Mad ura, 2 7 8, 279 , 280, 28 1, 283;
  sacre d bu ll o f, 255–256;
    s a cr e d mark of, 242 , 253; 
 o t her wis e mentione d,  41,1 09, 256 
S k etc h ing, native i nterest in, 283 –284
 Sor a bji, M iss,22 0 

 Soumalis a t Ad en, 13–15 

  So u th Kens i ngton,Indian  mu seu m at ,  5 2
 Sp a rti v en to, Cap e, 4

 Sq ui rrels , pa l m , 36,59,  136 

  S tromboli, 317 

 Sue z , c all a t, 10 , 31 5
  Su ez Can al, p as sage through 9– 10,315–316
  S un , e cl ipseo f, 167 

  T able de coratio n s o fS o u th ern India, 286

 Ta j Ma hal—
   Visit to ,a nd accou nt  of , 11 4 – 118;   g ar dens of,  118–1 1 9; 
   comp ar ed wit hthe  It mad-u d -Dau lat, 1 20;
   moonl i ght visit to,1 20–121;
    s k et c h es of,121 

  Tamils,  297 
  T anjo r e— 
  Jour ney t o, fr o m Madras, 251–254;   acco mmoda tion at, 254– 255, 269; the old  for t  a n d Hindu Temple , 255 –258;
   r eligious  proc ession a t, 258;
 Christi anchu rch  at , 25 8–259;
    pa l a ce o fthe Mah ara jah, 25 9–2 61; 
   d es criptionof—stree tsc en es , e tc.,2 61–264;   d ec lin e ofW estern  infl uenc eat ,  26 3;
   n at i v e th ea tr e, 2 64– 26 8;
   na t ive  pedlar s—Tanjore  cr a ftsm an sh ip, 268 –269;
    wat er  carrying,  2 70
  Tao r m ina, 4
  Taragarh, Fort of, 67 
  Tea,  Ce ylon,  col our of be ver age, 3 05  Teaplanta tions 
–226

 _Silk-weaving at—
_   Ahmedabad,_55, 56;
__ _Vizianagram,_244;
  _ Tanjore, 262;
_   Madura,_285–286

  Silver_Lake,_242

  Sinai, Mount, 11

  Sindhia, 131

  Singh, Princess Duleep, 181–182

 _Siva,_god—
 ___Representations of, at Madura, 278,_279, 280, 281, 283;
 _ _sacred bull of, 255–256;
    sacred_mark_of, 242, 253;
_   otherwise mentioned, 41, 109, 256

 _Sketching, native interest in, 283–284

 _Sorabji, Miss, 220

__Soumalis_at Aden, 13–15

 _South Kensington, Indian museum at, 52

_ Spartivento, Cape, 4

  Squirrels,_palm, 36, 59, 136

  Stromboli, 317

_ Suez, call at, 10, 315

_ Suez Canal, passage through_9–10, 315–316

_ Sun, eclipse of, 167


_ Table decorations_of Southern_India, 286

 _Taj Mahal—
    Visit_to, and account_of, 114–118;
    gardens_of,_118–119;
  __compared_with the_Itmad-ud-Daulat, 120;
 __ moonlight_visit_to, 120–121;
    sketches_of,_121

  Tamils, 297

  Tanjore—
 _  Journey to,_from_Madras, 251–254;
  _ accommodation at, 254–255, 269;
_   the old fort_and Hindu_Temple, 255–258;
_   religious procession at, 258;
    Christian_church at, 258–259;
   _palace of the Maharajah,_259–261;
 __ description of—street_scenes,_etc., 261–264;
_   decline of Western influence_at, 263;
_   native theatre, 264–268;
_   native_pedlars—Tanjore_craftsmanship, 268–269;
    water_carrying, 270

  Taormina, 4

 _Taragarh, Fort of, 67

 _Tea,_Ceylon,_colour of beverage, 305

 _Tea plantations