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JULY AND OCTOBER NUMBERS, 1894.

(For the Half-Year: April to end of September, 1894.)

"One hand on Scythia, th' other on the More."-SPENSER.

Woking:

THE ORIENTAL UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE.

IS THE STATE THE OWNER OF ALL LAND IN INDIA? By B. H.

Baden-Powell, C.I.E., late Judge, Chief Court, Panjab

THE MUSSULMANS OF BENGAL. By John Beames, B.C.S. (ret.)

THE PROTECTED PRINCES OF INDIA. By Sir Roper Lethbridge,

K.C.I.E.

PEREAT INDIA; FLOREAT MANCHESTER. THE INDIAN COTTON

DUTIES. By Pandit Umey Shankar Misra, M.A.

THE EAST AFRICAN QUESTION AND THE ANGLO-CONGO AGREE-

MENT. By Anglo-African

THE CURRENCY PROBLEM IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. By J. P.

Val D'Eremao, D.D.

HISTORY OF ASSYRIAN AND BABYLONIAN DISCOVERIES. By

Hormuzd Rassam

THE VIDYODAYA—A Sanskrit JourNAL. By C. H. Tawney, M.A.

THE SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST: 66
Jaina Texts and Prakrit

Studies." By John Beames, B.C.S. (ret.) "The Ancient

Chinese Books of Divination." By the Right Reverend Mon-

seigneur C. De Harlez, D.D. "The Zendavesta; Part I. The

Vendidad." By Genl. J. G. R. Forlong. "Buddhist Mahâyâna

Texts." By John Beames, B.C.S. (ret.)

HUGH ROSE LORD STRATHNAIRN, G.C.B. By the Right Honble.

Lord de Mauley

PRJEVALSKI'S LAST JOURNEY. By Charles Johnston, B.C.S. (ret.)

ANCESTRAL WORSHIP IN CHINA AND "FAMILY WORTH-SHIP

IN ENGLAND, as a PRACTICAL BASIS OF EFFICIENT STATE-

ADMINISTRATION. By Major R. Poore

BIOGRAPHIES (WITH PORTRAITS) OF THE PRESENT AND THE TWO
PRECEDING CHIEFS OF THE ISMAILIANS, THE DISCIPLES OF
THE OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN, THE SO-CALLED
SASSINS" OF THE CRUSADES.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES OF THE LATE SIR WALTER ELLIOT

Coronation Ceremonies of Travancore. By R. Sewell, M.C.S. .

BADAKHSHAN, ITS HISTORY, TOPOGRAPHY, AND PEOPLE. By the

Editor

By the Editor

"AS-

A PERSIAN LETTER (FACSIMILE WITH TRANSLATION) FROM HIS

HIGHNESS THE AMIR ABDURRAHMAN ON THE DURAND

MISSION AND HIS RELATIONS TO ENGLAND SINCE 1881

KOREA AND THE FAR EAST.

EXISTING MATERIAL REGARDING KOREA. By the Sub-Editor

KOREAN AFFAIRS; A JAPANESE VIEW. By Consul G. Hayashi

THE CHINESE VIEW. By a Chinese Official

THE KOREAN QUESTION. By Ernest Oppert.

AN INTERNATIONAL GUARANTEE OF KOREAN INDEPENDENCE.

PAGE:

150.

THE SIAMESE BLUE-BOOK AND THE PRESENT CONDITION OF

SIAM AFFAIRS. By Mei Nam Kong.

294

By J. P. Val D'Eremao, D.D.

ENGLAND AND CHINA IN THE FAR EAST. By Genl. A. R. Mac-

Mahon.

LAW AND ADMINISTRATION IN THE FRENCH COLONIES AND

PROTECTORATES OF THE FAR EAST. By C. H. E. Car-

michael, M.A., F.S.S. .

312

INDIAN LAND AND IRISH POLICY. By Sir Roper Lethbridge,

K.C.I.E.

THE SITUATION IN MOROCCO. By Ion Perdicaris
THE OTTAWA CONFERENCE. By J. Lambert Payne, Secretary of

the Ottawa Conference

IMPERIALISM AT THE INTER-COLONIAL CONFERENCE. By J.
Castell-Hopkins

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENEVA ORIENTAL CONGRESS. By Tony

André.

THE COINS OF THE MUGAL EMPERORS OF INDIA. By W. Irvine,

B.C.S. (ret.).

INDIGENOUS ORIENTAL EDUCATION.—I. Muhammadan. By Dr.

G. W. Leitner

ON SYMBOLISM AND SYMBOLIC CEREMONIES OF THE JAPANESE
(illustrated). By Mrs. C. M. Salwey, M.J.S.
CORRESPONDENCE, NOTES, REPORTS, NEWS, ETC.
Mango-Tree Smearing in Behár, by Dr. G. W. Leitner.-Memorial
of Behár Ryots.-Indian Affairs, hy Lord Hobhouse.-Russo-
Afghan Frontiers,_by_Peshawar.-Derivation of Duleep Singh, by
Sir Lepel Griffin, J. Beames, Pandit Hemraj, Prof. C. H. Tawney.
-British Cairn at Gandamak, by General E. J. Rickards.-The

Pelasgi, by Baron H. de Reuter.-Druses and Freemasonry, by

Dr. Hyde Clarke, R. F. Gould.—Abolition of Cow-killing in India,

by Dr. G. W. Leitner, Nawab Abdurrashid, Sir W. Wedderburn,

Report of East India Association.-Jewish Sacrifices and the Ram

of Abraham, by the Rev. Rabbi H. Gollancz.-Abolition of Com-

pulsory Hall-marking on Indian Silver and Gold Art-products.—

Revelations of the Raja of Bhinga, by Orthodox Muhammadan.—

A Challenge to Missionaries.-Dr. W. H. Bellew's Bust.--The

Oriental Congress of 1894.-The I'd-ul-Azhá Festival at the Woking

Mosque.-Cow-killing and Educated Indians, by the Incumbent of

the Shrine of Sassaram, Behár.—Chitrál Affairs, by H. H. the

Mihtar of Chitral.-Indian Currency and Exchange, by Indian

Banker.-Latest News from the Pamirs, Persia, Bokhara, Khiva,

etc.

Central Asian Affairs, by our own Correspondent.-The Imperial Bank
of Persia and the Imám Juma' of Shiráz.-Lord Salisbury and the
Truth about Siam.-Notes on Korea.-Tree-smearing in Sanscrit
Writings, by Prof. C. H. Tawney.-The Pelasgi, by Baron H. de
Reuter.-Indian Exchange Mysteries.-The Buda-Pest Congress of
Hygiene and Demography.-The Protected Princes of India-a
Reply, by C. E. Biddulph

REVIEWS AND NOTICES

Le Drogman Arabe, par Joseph Harfouch.-The Arabian Horse, his

Country and People, by Major-General W. Tweedie, C.S.I.-The

Life of General Sir J. Hope Grant, by Col. H. Knollys.-The

Bombay Gazetteer.-The International Law Directory for 1894.—

Journal of the Elder Scientific Exploring Expedition, 1891-2, with

maps.-Memorials of old Haileybury College.-Curtice's Index to

the Times, etc.-Bright Celestials, by John Coming Chinaman.—

South Africa, by G. M. Theal.-Society in China, by R. K.

Douglas. A History of Civilization in Ancient India, by Romesh

Chander Dutt, C.I.E.-Lays of Ancient India, selections from

Indian Poetry rendered into English verse by Romesh Chander