INDEX.

A-Banga, tribe of, i. [522];
entertaining, i. [531];
their arrows, i. [534];
trophy of their heads, ii. 176, 178;
great body of, ii. 180.
Aboo Guroon, i. [185];
repulsed by Tikkiboh, ii. 95;
visit to, ii. 287;
his death, ii. 308.
Aboo Maaref, i. [242].
Aboo Odfa, a natural monument, i. [37].
Aboo Sammat, i. [99];
his liberality, i. [333], [417];
his hospitality, i. [351];
his speech, i. [397];
his territory, i. [465];
wounded, ii. 171;
present from, ii. 277;
attacked, ii. 285.
Abrey (cold cup), i. [373].
Acacin, spirocarpa, i. [59];
verugata, i. [76];
fistula, i. [97].
Adenia venenata, i. [135].
Adimokoo the Akka, ii. 127;
his war-dance, ii. 129.
Agar, i. [225].
Ahmed, i. [434];
his death, ii. 230.
Ahmed Aga, ii. 357, 360, 369.
Akka, their country, ii. 84;
their height, complexion, and hair, ii. 140;
appearance, ii. 141;
their hands, skull, and eyes, ii. 142;
ears and lips, ii. 143;
dialect, ii. 144;
their treatment by the Monbuttoo, ii. 145.
Albizzia serico-cephalus, i. [144].
Algiers, ii. 435.
Allagabo the Bongo, ii. 205, 460, 487.
Aloe, not found in Egypt, i. [105];
with green blossom, ii. 203.
Alwaj district, i. [171].
Ambatch (Herminiera), i. [61];
canoes, i. [77].
Amomum, i. [468].
Analogy of rivers, i. [113].
Anonaceæ, i. [497].
Anona Senegalensis, i. [222].
Antelopes: megaloceras, i. [63];
madoqua, i. [188], [243]; ii. 464;
caama, i. [195], [427];
leucotis, i. [196], [241], [457]; ii. 233, 445;
leucophæa, i. [216];
nigra, i. [242];
grimmia, i. [243];
arundinacea, ii. 446;
ellipsiprymna, i. [338];
oreas, i. [359], ii. 248;
antelope chased by hyæna, ii. 205.
Ant-hills, i. [349]; ii. 196.
Anthocleista, i. [470].
Antinori, Marquis, i. [185]; ii. 80.
Ants, invasion of, ii. 227.
Apostrophe to the Nile, i. [187].
Arab nicknames, i. [82].
Arabs, true, i. [28].
Arash Kol, Mt., i. [57].
Arbab, marriage of, i. [40].
Arslan, my sheep dog, i. [56];
stung by bees, i. [74];
his death, i. [217].
Assika, the river, ii. 183.
Atoborroo, i. [457].
Awoory, i. [377].
Babuckur, raid on, ii. 222;
persecution of, ii. 257;
their women, ii. 258;
value as slaves, ii. 419.
Baginze, Mt., ii. 212;
its position, ii. 213;
vegetation, ii. 214.
Baggara, i. [66];
Rizegat, ii. 341, 395.
Bahr-el-Arab, its mouth, i. [122];
identity with the Bahr-el-Homr, ii. 370;
its importance, ii. 392.
Bahr-el-Ghazal, compared to the Havel, i. [115];
its importance, i. [123], [125]. (Vide Gazelle.)
Bahr-el-Kooroo, ii. 353.
Baker, Sir Samuel: encounter with natives, i. [30];
his opinion of soil by the White Nile, i. [56];
suppression of slave expedition from Fashoda, i. [83];
hindered at the grass barrier, i. [106];
loss of pack-ass, i. [135];
praise of Lepidosiren, i. [136];
living on Melochia, ii. 197;
book of travels, i. [320]; ii. 198;
condemns eleusine, i. [492];
statement about Lake Mwootan, ii. 162;
peremptory measures, ii. 410, 429;
indignation against, ii. 485.
Balæniceps rex, i. [117]; ii. 472.
Bamboos (bambusa), i. [183];
in blossom, i. [237];
jungles, ii. 251, 253.
Bastard-gemsbock, i. [216].
Beads, i. [203], [502]; ii. 235.
Beans, i. [249]; ii. 254.
Bear-baboons, i. [198].
Bearers, desertion of, i. [184];
feeding them, i. [461], [475];
consideration shown to them, i. [477];
an exhausted bearer, i. [433];
three of them murdered, ii. 220.
Bedouins, town, i. [28].
Beery, the river, ii. 377.
Bees: attacked by a swarm, i. [73];
suffering from their stings, i. [75].
Bees’ wax, ii. 167.
Behnky, name for Niam-niam chieftains, ii. 22.
Bellanda, i. [200].
Berber, i. [38];
return to, ii. 485.
Bet-el-Gellahba, ii. 394.
Bishareen, i. [28];
their sheep and goats, i. [32];
ugliness of the women, i. [36].
Blessing, the missionary, ii. 482.
Blippo (Gardenia malleifera), i. [440];
used by Monbuttoo, ii. 104.
Boar, wild, i. [363].
Bodumoh, the river, ii. 202.
Bongo: festival of, i. [183];
their country, i. [257];
vassalage, i. [259];
population, i. [260];
complexion, i. [261];
stature, i. [263];
skull and hair, i. [264];
agriculture, i. [266];
smoking, i. [269];
goats, i. [270];
dogs, i. [271];
hunting, i. [272];
money, i. [279];
ornaments, i. [279];
graves, i. [285], [303];
music, i. [287];
weapons, i. [299];
games, i. [300];
fear of ghosts, i. [305];
belief in witches, i. [307];
singing, i. [309];
dialect, i. [311];
sauces, i. [462];
concert, ii. 404;
value as slaves, ii. 419;
chief, executed, ii. 457.
Bongwa, the chieftain, i. [543];
his wife, i. [544];
return to, ii. 153.
Boroo (or borru), ii. 32, 181.
“Bride of the Fish,” i. [16].
Bruce, the traveller, i. [113].
Buffalo, attack of a wild, i. [64];
frantic herd of them, i. [70];
African species, i. [193];
alarmed by, ii. 259;
herd of them, ii. 265;
calf killed, ii. 347.
Bunza, son of Munza, ii. 57.
Bushbock killed, ii. 255.
Bushmen, ii. 139.
Butterflies, i. [197].
Butter tree, i. [220].
Calamus, hedge of, i. [468].
Calotropis, ii. 343.
Cannibalism: traces of, i. [517];
amongst Niam-niam, ii. 17, 224;
amongst Monbuttoo, ii. 93.
Caraïb (Bucerosia), i. [22].
Caroob, i. [191].
Carpodiuus, i. [192].
Cat, wild (Felis Maniculata), i. [320].
Cattle-diseases, ii. 280.
Cattle-raids on Dinka, i. [227]; ii. 465.
Caves of Kulongo, i. [234].
Charcoal, ignorance of, i. [208].
Chimpanzees: abundance in Wando’s district, i. [497], [518];
mode of catching, i. [521].
Chinese hand-barrows, ii. 307.
Christianity and slave-trade, ii. 432.
Christ’s thorn (Zizyphus Baclei), i. [360].
Cogyvor, or wizards, i. [331].
Cola-nut, ii. 49.
Coldest day, ii. 304.
Colocasia, i. [445].
Copper: taken as exchange, i. [502];
known to Monbuttoo, ii. 109;
ornaments, ii. 110;
goods obtained for, ii. 362;
mines, ii. 372.
Cordia abyssinica, i. [558].
Crocodiles, ii. 336.
Cussonia, ii. 212.
Cyanite, ii. 47.
Dal Kurdyook, a Dinka chief, ii. 466.
Damury, ii. 345.
Damvo, ii. 212.
Dangabor, Bongo ornament, i. [282].
Dangadduloo, i. [372].
Dapper, ii. 136.
Dar Aboo Dinga river, ii. 390.
Dar Ferteet, district of, ii. 365, 430.
Darfoor, refuge for outlaws, i. [383];
route to, ii. 371;
its copper-mines, ii. 372.
Defafang, an extinct volcano, i. [69].
Dehms, ii. 355, 365;
Dehm Nduggo, ii. 360;
Dehm Gudyoo, ii. 380;
Dehm Bekeer, ii. 387.
Deloo antelopes, i. [245].
Depopulation of Africa, ii. 437.
Deraggo, i. [399].
Dialect: Dyoor, i. [200];
Bongo, i. [311];
Niam-niam, ii. 31;
Monbuttoo, ii. 102;
Akka, ii. 144;
Golo, ii. 350;
Kredy, ii. 368;
Sehre, ii. 396.
Dinka: territory, i. [148];
physical peculiarities, i. [149];
ornaments, i. [153];
weapons, i. [155];
cookery, i. [157];
houses, i. [159];
domestic animals, i. [160];
population, i. [167];
character, i. [169];
soil, i. [180].
Displacement of Nile vegetation, i. [69].
Djee, the river, ii. 388, 395.
Doggoroo, the river, i. [327]; ii. 268.
Doggudoo (or Dokkuttoo), i. [367].
Dome-palms (Hyphæne thebaica), ii. 185.
Doomookoo, i. [240].
Dracænæ, i. [21].
Dualism of vegetation, i. [223], [505].
Ducks, i. [120].
Dueme, village on the White Nile, i. [59].
Duggoo, i. [343].
Dugwara, i. [389].
Duisberg, German vice-consul at Khartoom, i. [42], [45]; ii. 482.
Dumburre, ii. 407.
Dyafer, Pasha, Governor-general of Khartoom, i. [44]; ii. 479, 483.
Dyagbe, the river, i. [516].
Dyoor, the river, mouth of, i. [124];
old bed of, i. [125];
dimensions of, i. [186]; ii. 283, 312;
fishing in, ii. 451.
Dyoor, nation; name and dialect, i. [200];
complexion and ornaments, i. [201];
women, i. [202];
slimness, i. [204];
spears and spades, i. [205];
iron-smelting, i. [206];
smelting-furnaces, i. [207];
huts, i. [209];
hunting snares, i. [211];
character, i. [211];
clay-floors, i. [212];
affection, i. [212].
Earth-nuts, i. [250].
Eclipse of sun, i. [11].
Egyptians, their troops, ii. 357;
their apathy, ii. 435.
Elephants: African contrasted with Indian, i. [139];
traces of, i. [457];
hunted by Niam-niam, ii. 25;
present of a young elephant, ii. 277.
Eleusine-corn, i. [248], [448], [492];
beer made from, ii. 13.
El-Sett (the grass barrier), i. [107].
El-Usher, ii. 343.
Encephalartus, i. [448]; ii. 375.
Ensete (wild plantain), ii. 215.
Entada scandens, ii. 62.
Eriodendron anfractuosum, ii. 351.
Erkoweet, a summer retreat from Sunkin, i. [25].
Euphorbiæ, i. [21];
candelabra, i. [120].
Extract of meat, ii. 69, 234.
Faki, grave of a, ii. 292;
reverence for Fakis, ii. 324;
Fakis as slave-dealers, ii. 413.
Fan, analogy with Niam-niam, ii. 19.
Fanatical priest from Kano, i. [30];
an offended, ii. 342.
Fanekama, ii. 479.
Farookh (black soldiers), ii. 182, 421.
Fashoda, limit of Egyptian government, i. [78];
return to, ii. 479.
Ferns, i. [507].
Fever, immunity from, i. [128];
deaths from, ii. 486.
Fig-trees of Monbuttoo, ii. 88;
gigantic tree in Bongo land, ii. 343;
in Seriba Moody, ii. 405.
Fire, alarm of, i. [316]; ii. 461;
in Seriba, ii. 290.
Flags, i. [138].
Flies on the Gazelle, i. [115].
Fulbe, affinity of Monbuttoo with, ii. 101.
Funguses, i. [267].
Gadda, the river, ii. 251.
Gallery-forests, i. [504];
vegetation of, i. [506].
Garden, my, i. [213].
Gazelle, the river (Bahr-el-Ghazal), i. [112], [113], [123], [126]; ii. 473.
Geer, the Seriba, i. [181], [230]; ii. 460.
Geese, on the White Nile, i. [54].
Gellahbas (slave-dealers), i. [228]; ii. 356, 360, 365, 412, 417.
Ghattas, choice of, i. [45];
contract with, i. [48];
a bird named, i. [115];
his Seribas, ii. 270, 289.
Ghetty, the river, ii. 336.
Gimsah, sulphur works at, i. [12].
Giraffes, i. [182].
Gnats, i. [115].
Gneiss-hills, i. [536]; ii. 387.
Goat-suckers (Cosmetornis Spekii Sclatei), i. [357].
Goggo, i. [394].
Gourds, i. [252]; ii. 269.
Government contract, i. [6];
troops, ii. 305.
Grass, i. [229].
Grass-barrier (El-Sett), i. [105].
Grass-huts, ii. 226.
Greenstone prevalent, i. [32].
Gresse, the river, ii. 380.
Gudyoo, Dehm, ii. 379.
Guinea-fowl, i. [460].
Guinea-hog, ii. 78.
Gumango, the hill, i. [446];
chasm, ii. 346.
Gum-arabic, i. [97].
Gun-accident, i. [88];
narrow escape from, i. [474], [497].
Gyabir, the interpreter, i. [513];
shot in the arm, i. [533];
his cowardice, ii. 284.
Habbabkum, i. [65].
Haliëtos vocifer, i. [96].
Hartebeests, i. [195]; ii. 231, 259, 263, 463.
Hassanieh—their cattle, i. [58];
their dogs, i. [59].
Hegelig (Balanites), i. [66].
Hellali, the swindler, ii. 266, 330, 356, 364.
Herminiera (ambatch), i. [61].
Heuglin, Theodor von, i. [129]; ii. 337, 339, 344.
Hexabolus (Anonacea), i. [432].
Hibiscus, i. [253].
Hippopotamuses—in the White Nile, i. [56];
in the Keebaly, ii. 159;
in the Dyoor, ii. 314;
their fat, ii. 316;
one dying, ii. 473.
Hoo, the river, i. [456]; ii. 200, 225.
Humboldt Institution, grant from, i. [4].
Humboldtia (Kobbo-tree), i. [451].
Hussīen, my Nubian servant, i. [416].
Huts, of the Dyoor, i. [209];
grass, ii. 226.
Hyæna-dogs (Canis pictus), ii. 274.
Hyæna-woman, i. [307]; ii. 475.
Hyæna chasing an antelope, ii. 205.
Hydrographical law as affecting riverbanks, i. [54].
Hyptis, i. [250].
Ibba, the river (the Upper Tondy), i. [435].
Ibrahim Effendi, ii. 363.
Idrees (Ghattas’s plenipotentiary), i. [178];
his negligence, ii. 297.
Idrees, Wod Defter, ii. 349.
Indimma, ii. 239.
Inglery, Mohammed Aboo Sammat’s trumpeter, i. [490].
Islamism, ii. 434.
Islands of Sixth Cataract, i. [40].
Ismail Pasha, bon mot of, i. [113].
Issoo, the Upper Tondy, ii. 210.
Ivory, trade in Khartoom, i. [46];
traffic unimportant, i. [175];
Europeans in ivory trade, i. [177];
cost of, i. [503].
Izingerria—visit to, i. [547].
Jackals, i. [236].
Jewish school, i. [330].
Kahpily, the river, ii. 155.
Kamrasi, inquiries for, ii. 67.
Kanna, ambassadors from, ii. 55;
march to, ii. 240.
Karra, the magic tuber, ii. 399.
Keebaly, the river, ii. 151;
its rapids, ii. 158;
its identity with the Upper Shary, ii. 161.
Khalil, i. [188]; ii. 302, 318, 409, 453.
Khareef, i. [324].
Khartoom: merchants of, i. [5];
arrival at, i. [42];
reception in, i. [44];
ivory trade of, i. [46];
ship-building at, i. [51];
return to, ii. 481.
Khaya-tree, i. [188].
Kher, Mohammed, i. [71].
Khor-el-Renuem, ii. 353.
Kigelin, i. [140].
Kilnoky, i. [231].
Kishy, bridge over the river, ii. 203.
Kissere (Arab bread), i. [249]; ii. 252.
Kites, ii. 231.
Kobbe-trees (Humboldtia), i. [431].
Kokkorokoo, the tree, i. [469].
Kosaria palmata, i. [220].
Krapf, ii. 138.
Kredy: their appearance, ii. 367;
boundaries, ii. 368;
huts, ii. 375;
corn-magazines, ii. 376.
Kubby, ii. 157.
Kudy, village of, i. [170]; ii. 466.
Kulongo, i. [233].
Kurbatches, ii. 317.
Kurdyook, Shol’s husband, i. [133]; ii. 469.
Kurragera, southern limit of Aboo Sammat’s territory, i. [395].
Kurkur, ii. 273.
Kurshook Ali, the Sandjak, ii. 265;
his death, ii. 282.
Kussumbo, woods on the, i. [541]; ii. 154.
Kyatt worm, i. [166].
Kyt, cul-de-sac on the Gazelle, i. [124], [127]; ii. 471.
Lao, its water, i. [143]; ii. 467.
Lassav (Capparis galeata), i. [23].
Lavargue, French vice-consul at Berber, i. [39];
his death, ii. 486.
Leopard killed, ii. 255.
Lepidosiren, i. [135].
Le Saint, i. [129].
Leucotis antelopes, i. [196].
“L’homme à queue” told on the Nile, i. [68]; ii. 2.
Lightning, women killed by, i. [317].
Lindukoo, last stream of Nile-system, i. [486], [493];
cataract on, i. [491]; ii. 191.
Lions: limited in number, i. [361];
carrying off a soldier, i. [367];
track of a, ii. 156;
one shot, ii. 311.
Livingstone, Dr., i. [504]; ii. 99, 186.
Lizards (Agama colonorum), i. [322].
Lollo, the river, ii. 477.
Longo, dirt in, ii. 340.
Loobah woman, i. [409].
Madikamm, ii. 201.
Madoqua antelopes, i. [244].
Maia Signora, i. [107]; ii. 474.
Maize, i. [248];
preparation by Niam-niam, ii. 16;
in Mbomo’s district, ii. 254.
Mabzac, i. [337].
Manatus, in the Keebaly, ii. 160.
Mandeb (Mimosa aspirata), i. [61].
Manioc, bearer poisoned by, i. [476];
its cultivation, i. [525].
Manzilly, the brook, i. [458].
Maogoo, cattle from the, i. [546]; ii. 69;
probable identity with the Malegga, ii. 85.
Marshes, mode of crossing, i. [498].
Matamma, on the Nile, i. [39].
Mbahly: nickname for Aboo Sammat, i. [481];
Munza’s inquiries for, ii. 38;
his challenge, ii. 177.
Mbarik-pah, the leaf-eater, i. [513]; ii. 202.
Mbomo, the Seriba, ii. 247, 253.
Mbrwole, the river, i. [496]; ii. 188, 189.
Mehemet Ali, ii. 431.
Menagerie, a, ii. 278.
Merdyan’s Seriba, ii. 204.
Meshera, i. [48];
arrival at the, i. [124];
the mode of anchoring in, i. [130];
start from the, i. [137];
embarkation from the, ii. 469.
Mice, i. [273].
Mimosa, stranding on a, ii. 260.
Minstrels, a Niam-niam, i. [445]; ii. 30, 241.
Mirakok, i. [145].
Mittoo: tour in their country, i. [367];
language, i. [403];
fertility of soil, i. [405];
ornaments, i. [411];
bearers, i. [419];
value as slaves, ii. 419.
Mofio, ii. 389, 417.
Molmul, the river, ii. 273, 301.
Momvoo: goats of the, ii. 69;
their country, ii. 83.
Monbuttoo: pipes, i. [548];
canoes, i. [555];
charm of country, i. [557];
halls, ii. 42;
their curiosity, ii. 53, 59;
women, ii. 60, 91;
reports of territory, ii. 81, 82;
government, ii. 86;
scenery, ii. 86;
produce, ii. 87;
hunting, ii. 89;
cannibalism, ii. 92;
potentates, ii. 96;
complexion, ii. 100;
dialect, ii. 102;
coiffure, ii. 106;
weapons, ii. 107, 111;
smelting, ii. 108;
tools, ii. 112;
benches, ii. 113;
shields and seat-rests, ii. 115;
water-bottles, ii. 116;
basket-work and musical instruments, ii. 117;
architecture, ii. 118;
religion, ii. 120.
Money, iron, i. [279].
Mongolongbo, valley of, i. [429].
Mongono, ii. 348.
Monkeys, i. [488].
Morokoh, the river, ii. 251.
Mummery, Munza’s brother, ii. 72, 74;
his body-guard of Akka, ii. 131.
Mundo, of the Bongo, i. [241]; ii. 258.
Mundo in Zileï Mountains, ii. 210.
Mungala, Niam-niam game, ii. 28.
Muntass Bey, Governor of Suakin, i. [24].
Munza: messengers from, i. [556];
view of his palace, i. [558];
his friendship for Mohammed, ii. 37;
summons to, ii. 39;
waiting for, ii. 41;
his ornamental weapons, ii. 43, 94;
his costume and appearance, ii. 45;
presents for, ii. 47;
his mode of smoking, ii. 48;
his oration, ii. 51;
his present to me, ii. 52;
his sister, ii. 58;
his wives, ii. 58;
his castle, ii. 63;
his arsenal, ii. 64;
his dance, ii. 75;
his sleeping apartments, ii. 77;
visits from, ii. 77;
his dish, ii. 79;
his harem, ii. 96;
his household, ii. 97;
his wardrobe, ii. 98.
Murhaga, ii. 424.
Musa sapientium, i. [447].
Mvolo, district of, i. [384];
animals in, i. [387].
Mwata Yanvo, ii. 99.
Nabambisso, the river, ii. 193.
Nalengbe, Munza’s sister, ii. 58, 95.
Names of places, i. [194].
Ndoruma, ii. 309.
Nduppo, Wando’s brother, i. [478];
his death, i. [517].
Nembey, visit from, i. [540];
arrival at, ii. 153.
Neophron pileatus, i. [97].
Ngama, i. [411].
Nganye, a Niam-niam chieftain, i. [436];
visit to, i. [431];
his family, i. [450];
stay with, ii. 243.
Ngoly, i. [428]; ii. 263.
Ngudoroo, the river, ii. 388.
Ngulfala, distillery in, i. [238]; ii. 403.
Niam-niam: first sight of, i. [189];
start to their country, i. [416];
their huts, i. [449];
their chiefs, i. [467];
modesty of the women, i. [471];
morning toilette, i. [491];
names of, ii. 3;
their country, ii. 3;
their appearance, ii. 5;
clothing, ii. 6;
head-gear, ii. 7;
decorations, ii. 8;
trumbashes, ii. 9;
weapons, ii. 10;
hunting and agriculture, ii. 12;
beer, ii. 13;
pipes, ii. 14;
dogs, ii. 15, 241;
architecture, ii. 20;
chieftains, ii. 21;
emblems of war, ii. 23;
handicraft, ii. 25;
greetings, ii. 27;
marriages and conjugal affection, ii. 28;
music, ii. 29;
dialect, ii. 31;
auguries, ii. 32;
superstition and treatment of dead, ii. 34;
attack by, ii. 236;
value as slaves, ii. 419.
Nile-boats, crowded, i. [50]; ii. 478.
Nilometer, proposed, i. [41].
No, Lake, i. [111], [112].
Nsewne, the Akka, ii. 132;
his love of mischief, ii. 144.
Nubians: their pitiable condition, i. [41];
their superstitions, i. [49]; ii. 322;
how to deal with them, i. [421];
their inconsistency, ii. 165;
their dislike to pure water, ii. 275;
soldiers, i. [176].
Nueir, district of the, i. [117];
their habits, i. [119].
Nyemata, Mount, i. [67].
Nyitti, i. [251].
Nymphæa stellata and N. lotus, i. [114].
O-bongo, ii. 135.
Oil palm, ii. 89;
oil from, ii. 92.
O-mareg, summer retreat from Suakin, i. [31].
Ombet (dragon-tree), i. [22].
Ori, Dr., letter to Antinori, ii. 80;
his death, ii. 486.
Oysters, river, ii. 452.
Papyrus, i. [109];
at the Kyt, i. [126].
Parkia-trees, ii. 339.
Parley with Niam-niam chiefs, ii. 169.
Parra africanus, i. [136].
Parrots, grey, ii. 9.
Peneeo, the behnky, i. [436].
Penicillaria, i. [248].
Pepper, cayenne, i. [253];
malaghetta, i. [468];
Ashantee, ii. 382.
Petherick, i. [127].
Piaggia, his visit to the Niam-niam, i. [434], [504];
inquiries about, i. [480]; ii. 56;
his lake, ii. 65.
Pillen-wasp (Eumenes tinctor), i. [321].
Plantains, i. [198]; ii. 87, 88.
Platycerium elephantotis, i. [538].
Plotus melanogaster, i. [114].
Polopterus bichir, i. [135], [232].
Poncet, the brothers, contract with the government, i. [382];
their settlement, i. [393].
Pongo, the river, ii. 344.
Popukky grass, i. [437], [447].
Port Rek, i. [125]; ii. 467.
Posts, memorial, i. [517].
Pushyoh, a Treculia, i. [528].
Pygmies: my incredulity about, i. [68];
exchange a dog for a pygmy, ii. 67;
stories about, ii. 153.
(Vide Akka.)
Python Sebæ, killed near Fashoda, i. [83];
and antelope killed together, i. [364].
Quinine, i. [128];
value of, i. [323].
Rainfall, ii. 281.
Raphia vinifera, i. [199];
used for building, ii. 42.
Rats, ii. 405.
Red Sea, voyage on, i. [11];
heat on, i. [15];
nights on, i. [18].
Reed-rats, ii. 384;
hunting, ii. 408, 446.
Reggo, i. [392].
Rek, Port, i. [125]; ii. 467.
Rhinoceros-bird (Tetmoceras abyssinicus), ii. 205.
Rice, i. [247].
Riharn, my cook, i. [60], [486]; ii. 204.
Rikkete, Wando’s brother, i. [479];
entertaining, i. [486];
visit to, i. [487];
his wives, i. [489].
Roah, the river, i. [367].
Rock rabbits, i. [385].
Rohl, the river, i. [376], [401].
Rokko-coats of Monbuttoo, ii. 104.
Rokooba, ii. 289.
Roway, salt-works at, i. [16].
Rye, the river, i. [448].
Sabby (Seriba), i. [337], [340]; ii. 264.
Sablook, i. [40].
Salt-works at Cape Roway, i. [16].
Sarcocephalus, i. [192].
Schweinfurthia, i. [35].
Scorbutic attack, ii. 381.
Scorpions, ii. 456.
Seebehr Rahama, ii. 329;
his Seriba, ii. 354;
his court, ii. 361;
departure from, ii. 374.
Sehre, ii. 395, 397, 401.
Seriba, i. [47];
Ghattas’s, i. [172];
destruction of a, i. [225];
law, i. [226];
controllers of, ii. 426;
Shereefee’s, i. [340].
Sesame, i. [229].
Seyleb (Sanseviera), i. [22].
Shary, identity with the Welle, i. [553].
Shekka, ii. 370.
Shereefee, his Seriba Duggoo, i. [343];
his Seriba Dogguddoo, i. [344];
dearth in his Seribas. ii. 267;
attacks Mohammed, ii. 85;
shielded by the Aga, ii. 358.
Shillooks: first sight of, i. [72];
statistics, i. [85];
their villages, i. [87];
their animals, i. [91];
pursuit by, i. [101];
market, i. [101]; ii. 471.
Shipbuilding in Khartoom, i. [51].
Shol, the Dinka queen, i. [141];
her riches and influence, i. [131];
her appearance, i. [132];
presents to, i. [134];
her death, ii. 338;
remains of her huts, ii. 469.
Shoosh-grass (Panicum turgidum), i. [53].
Short rations, ii. 196.
Singat, i. [24].
Skins, abundance of, i. [481].
Skulls, purchase of, ii. 54;
in Berlin Museum, ii. 32.
Slaves crowded in boats, i. [50]; ii. 478;
as payment to soldiers, i. [175];
dying of starvation, i. [346];
feeding a caravan of, i. [368];
complaints of female, i. [390];
cruelty to, ii. 414;
price of, ii. 418;
comparative value of, ii. 419;
number of, ii. 420;
as soldiers, ii. 421;
private, ii. 422;
employed in husbandry, ii. 425;
treatment in Egypt, ii. 436;
on board the Nile boat, ii. 470;
at Wod Shellay, ii. 480;
confiscation of, ii. 483.
Slave-dealer from Tunis, i. [189].
Slave-trade: independent of ivory trade, i. [46];
population of Bongo-land diminished by, i. [260];
tacitly acknowledged, i. [381];
all enterprises involved in, i. [383];
flourishing in 1870 and 1871, ii. 410;
sources of, ii. 428;
abolition of, ii. 433;
measures taken in Fanekama against, ii. 478.
Slave-traders: iniquity of, i. [190];
rendezvous at Shekka for, ii. 370;
goods bartered by, ii. 411;
description of, ii. 412;
risks incurred by, ii. 415;
hospitality shown to, ii. 416;
classes of, ii. 417.
Smelting-furnaces: of the Dyoor, i. [207];
of the Bongo, i. [208], [278].
Sobat, the river, i. [100].
Soirée musicale of the Bongo, i. [354].
Soldiers: Nubian, i. [176];
black, i. [483].
Soliman, son of Kurshook Ali, ii. 452.
Solar phenomenon, i. [326].
Solongoh, ii. 389.
Sorghum, i. [245]; ii. 252.
Sources of slave-trade, ii. 428.
Sparmannia, ii. 200.
Speke, i. [113], [319]; ii. 126.
Spiro streptus, i. [214].
Squirrels (Sciurus leucumbrinus), i. [387].
Steps counted in walking, ii. 300.
Sterculia, ii. 393.
Steudner, Dr., i. [129];
death of, ii. 337.
Suæda (samphire), i. [17].
Suakin, sea-route to, i. [10];
excursion from, i. [19];
return to, ii. 488.
Suez, blunders in telegram, i. [7];
scenes in governor’s divan, i. [8], [9];
canal, i. [10].
Sugar-canes, i. [547].
Sulphur-works at Gimsah, i. [12].
Sun, eclipse of, i. [11].
Suppression of slave-trade, suggestions for, ii. 439.
Surroor, Aboo Sammat’s lieutenant, i. [465];
his mbanga, i. [470];
speaks Arabic, i. [473].
Swamp-men, i. [119].
Sway, the river, identical with the Dyoor, i. [453];
crossing the, ii. 228.
Swords, ii. 457.
Take, village of, i. [145]; ii. 467.
Telegram, i. [7]; ii. 482.
Terminalia, i. [426].
Thibaud, ii. 482.
Tikkitikki, ii. 133;
parting from friends, ii. 149;
successful shooting, ii. 278, 450;
illness and death, ii. 486.
Tinné, Miss, fatality of expedition, i. [129];
her headquarters, ii. 332;
her mother, ii. 338.
Tobacco, i. [160], [214], [254], [269]; ii. 14, 87.
Tokkuls, i. [178].
Tombo, king, i. [480].
Tondy, the river, i. [181];
passage over, i. [336];
suspension-bridge over, ii. 43, 44;
crossing the, ii. 269.
Transport, means of, i. [139]; ii. 305;
suggestion for, ii. 307.
Travelling costume, i. [425].
Troglodytes niger, i. [519].
Trumbash, i. [441]; ii. 9.
Trumpet-tree, ii. 157.
Tubers, i. [250], [268], [445].
Tudyee, the river, i. [366], [426].
Tuhamy, arrival of, i. [542];
his Seriba, ii. 201, 209.
Turks, ii. 359.
Urostigma Kotschyana, ii. 88;
bast of, ii. 102.
Usnea (beard-moss), i. [26].
Uzze, the river, i. [477].
Valisneria, in the Gazelle, i. [123].
Vasel, ii. 485.
Vayssière, the French hunter, i. [185].
Vegetation of Nile displaced by civilization, i. [69].
Viceroy, bon mot of, i. [113];
small power of, ii. 441.
Victoria regia, attempt to naturalize, i. [121].
Vine, wild, ii. 234.
Vivera genetta, i. [490].
Wando: animosity of, i. [482];
river of, i. [496];
Mohammed’s interview with, i. [501], [504];
his nonchalance, i. [505];
his present of food, i. [511];
his augury, ii. 33, 49.
Watches, ii. 299.
Water, bad, ii. 400.
—— -birds, ii. 315.
—— -lilies, i. [114].
—— -plants, i. [121].
—— -shed of Nile, i. [494].
Welle, the river, i. [548], [554].
White-ants: their hills, i. [120];
of the trees, i. [539];
as food, ii. 197.
White Nile, embarkation on, i. [49].
Widow-ducks, i. [121].
Wild boar shot, i. [363].
Wod Shellay, i. [56]; ii. 480.
Wounds, Mittoo treatment of, i. [371];
by arrows, ii. 279;
Dyoor treatment of, ii. 334.
Wow, the Seriba, i. [91].
Wow, the river, i. [190]; ii. 333.
Yabo, i. [476].
Yabongo, i. [476]; ii. 193.
Yams, i. [250].
Yanga’s grave, i. [285].
Yolo-antelopes, ii. 446.
Yubbo, the river, i. [478]; ii. 192.
Yumma, Kurshook Ali’s Vokeel, ii. 384, 389.
Yuroo, i. [531].
Zawa-trees, i. [447]; ii. 200.
Zebra-ichneumon, i. [358].
Zileï Mountains, ii. 210.