ii. 544

Weapons of the Nicobar aborigines, ii. 121

Weddahs, wild native race of Ceylon, i. 358

Wellington Province, New Zealand, iii. 188

Whale fishery off St. Paul Island, i. 288-291, 319-321; off Puynipet, ii. 554, 579; off Tahiti, iii. 248

Whampoa, ship purveyor, ii. 168-173

Whari, or New Zealand hut, iii. 161-163

White colonists, Island of Puynipet, ii. 561

Whittle's Rock, Simon's Bay, Cape Colony, i. 259

Wiener, G., Austrian Consul at Hong-kong, ii. 378

Wild Banana. See _Musa Textilis_.

Will's Harbour. _See_ Papeete.

Williamson, J., Superintendent of Auckland Province, iii. 177

Wine cultivation of Madeira, i. 76-79; of Cape Colony, 255, 256; of Australia, iii. 21-24

Winnes, Dr. Ph., Missionary at Hong-kong, ii. 368

Wiremu Kingi, chief of New Zealand insurgents, iii. 132

Wong-Fun, Physician in Macao, ii. 406

Worcester, Cape Colony, its charming site, i. 223-225

Wuang-po, canal of, ii. 479

Wulongong, harbour of, New South Wales, iii. 29; rencontre with natives, 30; Walloby hunt, 36; nocturnal adventures among the hills of, 40-42

Wusung River, at Shanghai, ii. 410-414, 479

Y

Yak-tien, Chinese drug stone, ii. 437

Yam, ii. 102; at Tahiti, iii. 245

Yang-tse-Kiang, arrival off, ii. 410; navigation of, 410-412

Yaws (_Framb[oe]sia_), prevalence of, in Puynipet Island, ii. 574

Yeh, late Governor of Canton, ii. 383; his cruelty to the Tai-pings, 526

Yellow fever, i. 158, iii. 372

Yo-stone. _See_ Nephrite.

Z

Zodiacal light, i. 480

ERRATA.

VOL. I.

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vii. 1 from bottom, _for_ Hardinger _read_ Haidinger

viii. 3 from bottom, _for_ minerals _read_ mammalia

xxvi. 6 from bottom, _for_ Saugar _read_ Sangar

xxvii. 10 from bottom, _for_ Tama _read_ Jama

----9 from bottom, _for_ Saka _read_ Saku

xxix. 12 from top, _for_ sheet of water _read_ pool of lava

xxx. 10 from bottom, _for_ isolated Vaihu of the _read_ isolated Vaihu _or_ Easter Island

xxxi. 10 from bottom, _for_ schists of lava _read_ sheets _or_ flows of lava

xxxv. 17 from top, _for_ internally of a matted texture _read_ within the holes of a melted glassy surface

----2 from bottom, _for_ Gacal _read_ Jakal

xxxvi. last line, _for_ Rosotlan _read_ Bosotlan

xxxvii. 6 from bottom, _for_ Posto de Quindici _read_ Passo de Quindiu

xxxviii. 9 from bottom, _for_ Ausango _read_ Ansango

xxxviii. 5 from bottom, _for_ unlike _read_ like

----last line, _for_ Pullo _read_ Puela

xxxix. 8 from bottom, _for_ veins _read_ grains

----8 from bottom, _for_ Weise _read_ Wisse

----6 from bottom, _for_ trachytes of Hungary _read_ trachytes out of Hungary

xlii. 5 from top, _for_ 18° 15' _read_ 18° 25'

xliii. 12 from top, _for_ Exogira contoni _read_ Exogyra Couloni

xliv. 1 from top, or Yntales _has to be omitted entirely_

----5 from top, _for_ La Cruz _read_ La Cruz Olmedella

1. 2 from top, _for_ crooked _read_ oblique

115 6 from bottom, _for_ 30° 50' _read_ 33° 50'

474 _for_ prediluvian period _read_ period (before the flood extended so far)

VOL. II.

PAGE

42 _for_ mania _read_ maina bird (Graculus)

102 _for_ Jakopha _read_ Jatropha

135 _for_ lovely _read_ lonely

143 _for_ Turiah _read_ Bukit Timah

156 _for_ Tschni-tschni _read_ Tschin-tschin

163 _for_ Carl _read_ Windsor Earl

219 _for_ usnioides _read_ usneoïdes

242 _for_ Phlippan _read_ Phlippau

262 _for_ room _read_ court yard

296 _for_ Tbanac _read_ Ybanac

319 _for_ Bisayx _read_ Bisaya

343 _for_ aficimado _read_ aficiado

350 _for_ Girandier _read_ Giraudier

355 _for_ Praya Granite _read_ Praya Grande

355 _for_ To-stone _read_ Yo-stone

364 _for_ Funan _read_ Yunan

366 _read_ preparing Indian-ink from

394 _for_ Russian _read_ Prussian

401 _for_ "lines" _read_ "lions"

411 _for_ become involved _read_ escaped being involved

416 _for_ Main-tze _read_ Mian-tze

416 _for_ Long-Sah _read_ Long-Fah

471 _for_ been _read_ had brought him

482 _for_ medical _read_ philosophical

498 _for_ Shoo-kiu _read_ Shoo-kin

508 _for_ invisible _read_ illimitable

516 _for_ China _read_ India

518 _for_ limitata _read_ limbata

547 _for_ Dkinawasmia _read_ Dkinawasima

553 _for_ Metetenai _read_ Metelenian

575 _for_ Metelemia _read_ Metelenian

575 _for_ Awnaks _read_ Awuaks

585 _for_ Nálan _read_ Ualán

596 _for_ Senville _read_ Surville

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2 1 from bottom, _for_ Cotton _read_ Cotta

29 8 from bottom, _for_ son-in-law _read_ brother-in-law

33 9 from top, _for_ Augos _read_ Angas

43 14 from top, _for_ stone-fields _read_ coal-fields

58 14 from top, _for_ Cool-river _read_ Cook-river

177 8 from bottom, _for_ England _read_ island

186 11 from bottom, _for_ Thorold _read_ Mould

191 _for_ Pakaivau _read_ Pakawau

232 11 from bottom, _for_ reception-room _read_ reception-court

243 1 from top, _for_ (pomegranates) _read_ (carica papayi)

244 3 from bottom, _for_ Tacea _read_ Tacca

245 4 from bottom, _for_ spandias _read_ spondias

279 5 from top, _for_ 118 _read_ 48 days

299 10 from bottom, _for_ Sillis _read_ Gillis

308 7 from bottom, _for_ Ferro Canil _read_ Carril

338 16 from bottom, _for_ the _read_ a

351 16 from bottom, _for_ gama _read_ garua

389 19 from bottom, _for_ Accordingly our _read_ Formerly the

407 6 from bottom, _for_ Cocani _read_ Cocain

----7, 11, & 21--_for_ Cocani _read_ Cocain

----3, 8, & 13 from top, _for_ Cocani _read_ Cocain

408 3, 6, & 21 from bottom, _for_ cocani _read_ cocain

410 8 from top, _for_ Hasakael _read_ Hasskarl

417 12 from bottom, _for_ centner _read_ quintal

418 10 from top, _for_ Huanchoco _read_ Huanchaco

----5 from bottom, _for_ this hitherto _read_ a hitherto

419 3 & 10 from top, _for_ Lambajique _read_ Lambajeque

----2 from bottom, _for_ San Salvadore _read_ San Salvador

420 9 from top, _for_ Criomys _read_ Eriomys

----6 from bottom, _for_ Chirãr _read_ Chirar

422 12 from top, _read_ it rose from 65° to 76° Fahr.

----11 from bottom, _for_ Taboquille _read_ Taboquilla

428 11 from top, _for_ Le Breton _read_ Lebreton

430 8 from top, _for_ £200,000 to £1,300,000 _read_ £200,000 to £300,000

----9 from bottom, _for_ an hour or two _read_ a few hours

435 11 from bottom, _for_ facts _read_ specimens

444 5 from bottom, _for_ however _read_ moreover

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2 * Political Economy. Stuttgart, 1840. (J. C. Cotton[Cotta].) 24 being much more extensively dealt in in[delete 2nd in] European 29 * Mr. Edward Hill, a son-in-law[brother-in-law] of 32 according to all unbiassed[unbiased] observers, 33 * among the natives of the north. M. Augos[Angas], 43 * Hunter River and the Newcastle stone-fields[coal-fields], 58 * thence over the Cool[Cook]-River 96 by the numerous streams and creaks[creeks] 111 * fruit of Tupa-kihi (_Coriaria Samentosa[Sarmentosa]_). 120 settlements adjoining Fovean's[Foveau]Straits 172 Commodore Von Wüllerstorff[Wüllerstorf] consented on condition 177 * this little-explored England[island], we avail 186 * put at my disposal by Colonel Thorold[Mould] 191 * Pakaivau[Pakawau] give ground for anticipating that 231 had already made the the[del 2nd the] circuit 231 * In the reception-room[court] a perfect mountain 241 * Pusenaura, Papara, Papuriri[Papeuriri], 243 * (pine-apples), papayas (pomegranates?)[(carica papayi)], 244 * VI. Pia (_Tacea[Tacca] pinnatifida_), 245 * the _pandanus_ fruit, the _spandias[spondias] dulcis_ 263 good officers[offices] of the British Government 269 details repecting[respecting] them. 279 * in 118[48] days, and although 282 nothing recals[recalls] that singular national aboriginal type, 293 For this purpose Commodore von Wüllerstoff[Wüllerstorf] 299 * traveller Sillis[Gillis], who for many years 300 lodged, and clothed gratuituously[gratuitously], 306 the downfal[downfall] of the existing Government 308 * (Ferro Canil[Carril] del Sur) 321 unhappy case. Commodore Wüllerstorff[Wüllerstorf], 338 * the[a] little boat made its appearance 351 * a fine penetrating dew (_gama[garua]_), 372 "_Los ninos[niños] se crian en la Calle!_" 380 Manuel Fuentes' valuable "Estadestica[Estadistica] General de Lima 389 * Accordingly our[Formerly the] ride to Chorillos, 395 we passed the beautifully situate[situated] village 407 * in such cases, the name Cocani[Cocain] 407 * Cocani[Cocain] is precipitated in colourless inodorous 407 * Cocani[Cocain] completely neutralizes acids, 407 * nature and properties of cocani[cocain]. M. Wöhler, 410 * respecting which Hasakael[Hasskarl] has observed 417 * amount to from 8 to 10 dollars per centner[quintal]. 418 * reached Huanchoco[Huanchaco], the principal 418 * me a small flask of this[a] hitherto little-known 419 * de Lambajique[Lambajeque] in the department of Chola. 419 * miles north of Lambajique[Lambajeque] lies the Indian 419 * Central American State of San Salvadore[Salvador] 420 * chinchilla fur (_Criomys[Eriomys] Chinchilla_), 420 * city from the river Chir[=a]r[Chirar], 422 * it was as high as[it rose from] 65° to 70°[76°] Fahr. 422 * with the adjacent islet of Taboquille[Taboquilla], 428 * By Dr. Le Breton[Lebreton], a French physician 430 * the Company at from £200,000 to £1,300,000[£300,000]. 430 * hour or two[a few hours] a journey which often occupied 435 * geological and botanical facts[specimens] 444 * However[Moreover], the impression made by the 454 more extensive mementoes[mementos] of Roman architecture 496 utility of pushing on [to] the dépôt 519 Algesiras[Algeziras], i. 40 522 Campbeltown[Cambelton], New South Wales, excursion to 524 Curaré, the Indian prison[poison], 524 Corróborry[Coróborry], dance of the Australian aborigines, 529 Joss-ticks[Joss-sticks], ii. 341 529 Illawarra[Illawara] District, New South Wales, 532 Metelenien[Metelenian], harbour of, in Puynipet island, 533 Director of the Botannical[Botanical] Garden 535 Papacura[Papakura], plains of, New Zealand, iii. 170

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