Plan of the French Settlement of Chandernagore, on
the River Hooghly, near Calcutta. 8 m. = 1 in.
Cachar and Lusliai Hills with part of the Munipoor
frontier, showing the operations of the left column,
Lushai Expeditionary Force, 1871-72. 4 m. =
1 in.
Country adjoining the Chittagong Hill Tracts, em-
bracing the field of operations of the right column,
Lushai Expeditionary Force, 1871-72. 4 m. =
l in.
Maps of country round Delhi, illustrating the Camp
of Exercise, 1872. No. 1 showing the position of
the Standing camp. 2 m. = 1 in.
No. 2.—Reeonnaissance of the country to the
south of Delhi, embracing the ancient fortress
of Toyluckabad, the Kutub, &c.
No. 3.—Reeonnaissance of the country to the
north of Delhi.
Country round Hussein Abdal (Punjaub, Northern
India), comprising the field of operations of the
Camp of Exercise, 1872-73. Printed on cloth.
1 m. =: 1 in.
Country between Attock and Rawul Pindee, Pun
jaub, comprising the field of operations of the
Camp of Exercise, 1872-73, enlarged twice and
printed on cloth. 2 m. = 1 in.
Specimens of native handwriting.
Photocollotypes.
Reduction to half of quarter sheet 51, N.E. of the
atlas of India. 8m. = l in.
Reduction to three-fourths of quarter sheet 51, S.E.
of the atlas of India. 6 m. = 1 in.
Silver-filagree rose-water hottle.
Sculpture from Cuttack.
Copy of drawing in Sepia.
Copy of drawing in Indian ink.
Lushai women and pipe.
Photorjraphs.
Francesca di Rimini.
Triumph of Christianity over Paganism.
Sculpture in the caves of Cuttack (Khandagiri).
Lushai woman and pipe.
Lushai arms.
Photographs of Indian cloths ornamented with gold
embroidery made at Benares.
Indian hookah.
Photographs of Indian jewellery, including bracelets,
necklaces, necklets, ear Ornaments, &c., as worn in
Bengal.
Photographs of Utensils and silver Ornaments from
Nepal, N. E. India.
Photographs of antique silver Ornaments from Cut
tack. Eastern India.
Photograph of silver-filagree box for holding hetel,
&c., made in Cuttack.
The Durbar held at Kutub in honour of Sir William
Bentinck.
Dr. Leitner, Lahore.
Photographs of Buddhist Temple and Idol.
Photographs of members of tribes on and beyond
Punjab frontier (chiefly done by Messrs. Burke
and Baker); of Grseco-buddhistic and other sculp
ture from Yusufzai and Swat.
Photograph of Lahore College.
Maps of India executed by the Trigonometrical
Survey.
A set of excellent photographs have been sent
by the Punjab committee, which were chiefly
done by Messrs. Burke and Baker. These photo
graphs are naturally a very valuable adjunct to
the collection.
India Museum, London.
Specimens from a fac-simile of the Mahabhashya, a
celebrated Sanskrit grammatical work, written by
Patanjali, in the 2nd Century B.C. Photolitho-,
graphed by W. Griggs, Indian Museum, London.
Photographs from all parts of India (from the
London Exhibition of 1871).
Bombay School of Art.
Ten photographs.
India Museum, London.
Collection of photographs by Capt W. Hooper and
Surgeon G. Western. (From the London Exhibi
tion of 1871).
Photographs of Flindu musicians, and of the Prin
cipal musical instruments. (From the London
Exhibition of 1872.)
Photographs of native jewellery. (1872 Exhibition.)
Photographs showing the mode in which native Or
naments are worn. (1872 Exhibition.)
View'S in Bombay. Photographed by Messrs. Sykes
and Dwyur, Bombay, as follows :—•
954. Baniantree and St. Mary’s College. (From
the London Exhibition of 1871.)
955. Colaba cotton green and fishing village of
Worlee. (From the London Exhibition of
1871.)
95C. Frere fountain. Designed by R. Norman
Shaw, Esq., and executed by W. Forsyth, Esq.
(From the London Exhibition of 1871.)
958. Cocoa-nut trees and Kewra bushes, and
peepul tree. (From the London Exhibition of
1871.)
960. Arthur Crawford Market ; and Klmndalla
from the Traveller’s Bungalow. (From the
London Exhibition of 1871.)
India views and landscape. Photographed by Messrs
Bourne and Shepherd, Calcutta. (From the
London Exhibition of 1871.)
724 (19). A “bit” on the new road. Rogi
Himmalayas.
726 (21). Rocky Channel of the Ganges at
Bhairamghati.
727 (22). View in Wanga valley. Himalayus.
729 (24). Rapids on the Pjdeara, below the
bridge. Neilgherries, Madras.
740 (35). A quiet “bit ” near the willow bund,
Ootacamund.
741 (36). The lake sunset from the willow
bund. Ootacamund, Neilgherries.
743 (38). A peep from near Bombay House.
Ootacamund.
713 Picturesque view from Jakko, showing the
Church, Simla.
715 The church, &c. from the club, Simla.
717 The Tara Devi and surrounding hills from
Boileaugunge, Simla.
728 Chota Simla from Jakko.