ABRAHAM, 76, 378
Adam, John, 325
Aden Mission, 207
Afghans, 180, 231
Agra, 145
Agricultural Society of India, 274
Aitchison, Sir C., 150, 331
Aldeen, 169
Alexander, Bishop, 10
Allahabad, 149
Althorp Library, 225
Amboyna, 156
America and missions, 153, 239, 291
Anastatosantes, 37
Anderson, Christopher, 230, 258,
322, 333, 366
Anker, Mr., 163
Annianus, 10
Anstruther, Sir John, 205
Arab Mission, 207
Asia, its missionary wants, 169
Asiatic Society of Bengal, 205
Assamese, 229
Baptist Missionary Societies, 45, 99,
228, 380
Baptists, 41, 153
Barlow, Sir George, 194, 255
Basu, Ram, 71, 75, 197, 244
Bayley, W. B., 208, 358
Beddome, B., 47
Bell, Dr., of Madras, 131
Benares, 149
Benevolent Institution, the, 134
Bengal, 59, 292
Bengali, 76, 87, 166, 197, 221, 245,
350
Bentinck, Lord W., 59, 247, 289,
357, 360, 371
Bentley, 335
Bernard, Sir C., 150
Bhagavat-Geeta, The, 191
Bhooteas, 92
Bhowanipore Institution, 333
Bible Society, 211, 234, 291
Bible translation, 87, 151, 197, 212
Bidpai's Fables, 207
Association for Propagation of the Bird, R. M. and W., 209
Charlotte Emilia, 163, 186,
317, 347
Felix, 54, 121, 150, 180, 233,
244, 349
Henry, the poet, 3
Jabez, 146, 155, 180, 324
Jonathan, 179, 361, 369
Mary, 5, 16
Mrs., and the Black Hole, 73
William, 178, 349
CAREY, WILLIAM, birth, 1; parent-
age, 3; childhood, 5; reading, 8;
shoemaker's apprentice, 9;
conversion, 13; baptism, 15;
preaches, 17; his "college," 18;
linguistic power, 21; poverty, 25;
fired with the missionary idea,
27; his Enquiry, 29; at Leices-
ter, 43; his great sermon, 44;
set apart as missionary, 51; the
voyage, 56; in Bengal, 70; Bible
translation, 87; in Dinajpoor, 80;
in Serampore, 106; first native
convert, 115; a missionary organ-
iser, 143; native church, 148;
sends Mission to Burma, 150; a
gentleman, 161; marries the Lady
Rumohr, 163; portrait, 178;
professor of Bengali, 194; and
of Sanskrit, 197; oration before
Lord Wellesley, 200; translates
the Ramayana, 205; influence on
men, 208; his Bible translation,
212; on destruction of the press,
238; gave literary form to Ben-
gali, 242; Friend of India, 245;
stops infanticide and voluntary
drowning, 249; action against
suttee, 249; against Jaganath,
254; against the Charak, 255;
for lepers, 256; for slaves, 257;
as a naturalist, 260; chiefly a
botanist, 263; the daisy, 269;
founds the Agricultural Society,
274; papermaker, 277; on the
political future of India, 280; his
bust, 287; relation to new era,
289; influence on others, 291;
opinion of Wilberforce, 299; on
Government intolerance, 302;
Edinburgh and Quarterly Re-
views, 305; Dyer controversy,
311; as an educator, 326; Ser-
ampore College, 330; letter from
King Frederic VI., 334; corre-
spondence with Heber, 335;
appeals to posterity, 346; on
mission economics, 349; on evan-
gelising by education, 352; his
trust in God, 357; sketched by
contemporaries, 361; last letters,
369; he dies, 372; his will, 375;
estimates of his career, 377
Carlyle, T., 10
Cartridges, mutiny, 219
Castell, W., 37
Castlereagh, Lord, 302
Cathedral Mission College, 333
Cecil, Rev. R., 102
Ceylon, 152, 198
Chaitanya, 116, 242
Chalmers, Thomas, 298
Chamberlain, 135, 149
Chambers, Justice, 69
Charak abuse, 255
Charters, E. I. Co.'s, 63, 330
Chater, Rev., 13, 152, 181
Cherra-poonjee, 352
Chinnery, 276
Clarkson, 2
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