INDEX.
- Abbas Pasha, [26].
- Abbotsford, [3].
- Abd-el-Hadi, [136].
- Abd-el-Kader, [69], [71], [72].
- Abd-el-Kerim, [227].
- Aberdalgie, [6].
- Aberdeen, Lord, [44], [66], [68].
- Acre, [30].
- Addington, H. C., [135]; his letter to Sir J. D. Hay, [140].
- Agadir, [317].
- Agraz battle, [160].
- Ahal Kubla tribe, [297].
- Ahmed Ben Ali, [381].
- Ain Dalia, [79].
- Ain Diab wood, [392].
- Ain-Umast fountain, [122].
- Aisa, [228].
- Aisawa, or snake-charmers, [177].
- Aji, [236].
- Akba el Hamra hills, [85].
- Akhlij village, [292].
- Alarbi el Saidi, [184].
- Alcalá, [14].
- Alexandria, [24].
- Alfred, Prince, at Tangier, [203].
- Alhádari, [147].
- Alhucema, Island of, [148].
- Ali Bufra, [241].
- Alison, Charles, [49], [73].
- Allen, Mr., [347].
- Amar, Sheikh, [252].
- Andersen, Hans Christian, ‘In Spain,’ [222], [225]; his description of the old Legation, [222]; his letter to Lady Hay, [225].
- Anjera, [186], [393].
- Arab dance, [91].
- Arára, [366], [374].
- Argan tree, [122].
- ‘Arum arisarum’ or yerna, [325] note.
- Ashkar, caves of, [364].
- Assuad, Sultan, [99]; inscription on his tomb, [99] note.
- Athol, H.M.S., [6].
- Atlas Mountains, [116], [272], [276], [289], [293], [390]; valley, [290].
- Austria, Emperor of, [363].
- Awára plain, [185], [369], [371], [376].
- Awínats wood, [376].
- Azaila, [137], [242].
- Azamor, [169].
- Azdot, [142].
- Bab-el-Haddad, or the Smithy Gate, [99].
- Bab-el-Khemés, or the Thursday-gate, [111].
- Bab-el-Mahsen, or the Government-gate, [289].
- Bab Hamár gate, [107].
- Bab Khadár, or ‘the Green Gate,’ [112].
- Bakáli, Sheríf, [283].
- Ball, Mr. J., [88] note.
- Bankhead, Charles, [49].
- Bardlaiimi, [129].
- Barker, Mr. Burchardt, [16].
- Barnett, Colonel, [63].
- Barseset, Izak, [128].
- Basha Hamed, [223].
- Beehive, a Moorish, [195] note.
- Beheira u el Gintsor, [269].
- Bell, Dr., [23].
- Ben Abd-el-Sadek, [364].
- Ben Dawud, [275].
- Ben Dris, the Grand Uzir, [113], [301]; conferences with Sir J. D. Hay, [113], [115], [117].
- Ben Isa, [376].
- Ben Nasr, F’ki Sid Mohammed and Zarhoni, dialogue between, [81].
- Ben Nis, [283].
- Benabu, Governor of Tangier, [184]; story of his arrest and death, [184]-192; his system of governing, [193].
- Beni Aros, [210].
- Beni Gorfet mountain, [242].
- Beni Hassén mountain, [393]; tribe, [90].
- Beni M’suar mountain, [242], [371].
- Benibugaffer village, [144], [146].
- Benisargan, Jakob, [128].
- Benshiten, [131].
- Berbers, origin of the, [291].
- Besika Bay, [60].
- Beyrout, [30].
- Birra Burub pass, [269].
- Boar-hunting, [366]-389.
- Bojador, Cape, [317].
- Bokhari guards, [119], [274].
- Bonelli eagle, [367].
- Borj Ustrak, [158].
- Bosco, his sleight of hand, [33].
- Briant, [43].
- Brij, [368].
- Brooks, Mr., [296].
- — Mrs., [363].
- Broussa, [51].
- Bu Amar hill, [371].
- Bubána river, [185].
- Buceta, Colonel, Governor of Melilla, [149].
- Buchanan, Mr., [208].
- Bugeaud, Maréchal, [79].
- Bulwer, Sir Henry, [68].
- —, Mr., [67], [68], [70], [71], [185].
- Buyukdere, [50].
- Cadiz, [225].
- Campbell, Colonel, [28].
- Canning, Lady, [47], [66].
- Canning, Sir Stratford, [47], [58], [66]; appointed Ambassador at Constantinople, [49]; his method of conducting business, [49]; letter from Sir J. D. Hay on the state of affairs in Tangier, [68]-71.
- Carstensen, Mr., [142], [223].
- Cartwright, Mr., [66].
- Castelar, Señor, [207].
- Cattle-lifting in Morocco, [193].
- Ceuta, its advantages over Gibraltar, [234].
- Chapman, Mrs., anecdote of Sir J. D. Hay, [164].
- Charmes, M., contributor of Débats, [355].
- Cholera, [23], [166], [325].
- Christ Church, Duns, [397].
- Christina, Queen, [11].
- Cockburn, Lord, [2].
- Commercial Convention, advantages of a, [168]; basis of the Treaty, [179]; ratification, [182]; revision, [338], [343], [348], [360].
- Constantinople, [30].
- Copenhagen, [66].
- Curzon, Robert, [49].
- Dad i Sirr Island, [292].
- Daha, [128].
- Dar Aklau, [85].
- Dar-el-Baida, [314], [340]; number of deaths from cholera, [325].
- Dar-Mulai-Ali, [341].
- Davidson, [317].
- Denmark, King of, confers the order of the Grand Cross on Sir J. D. Hay, [71], [363].
- Derby, Lord, [317], [353]; his Eastern policy, [319].
- Diosdado, Señor, [343].
- Doyle, Percy, [30], [49].
- Dra, [127].
- Drummond, Dean, Rector of Hadleigh, [5].
- Dufferin, Lord, [336].
- Dukála, Governor of, [105].
- Duns, [397].
- Dupplin Castle, [5].
- Dwarf, The, [40]; his wife, [41].
- ‘Eating up,’ the practice of, [233].
- Edinburgh, [1].
- Egypt, plague in, [22].
- El Araish, [87], [136].
- El Kántara, [179].
- El Kra, a lake or marsh, [89].
- El Ksar battle, [241].
- El Kus river, [87].
- Eleg, [128].
- Erhamna district, [106], [266].
- Escazena, [112], [116].
- E’Sfi, or the pure, [285].
- E’Suizi, Governor, [93].
- ‘Etymons of the English Language,’ [5].
- Fairlie, [232].
- Falcons, hunting with, [266]; legend, [267].
- Fas, [93]; first mission to, in 1868, [236]; second mission in 1875, [307]; third mission in 1880, [329]; the ladies of, [237].
- Fatmeh, [190].
- Féraud, M., [354].
- Ferguson, [3].
- Ferry, M., [345], [351].
- Ford, Sir Francis Clare, [11].
- —, Mr., his ‘Handbook of Spain,’ [11].
- Forde, Mr., [214].
- Forster, Henry, [20].
- France, relations with Morocco, [66], [133], [135], [345]; demands of, [69].
- Franciscan Brotherhood, Father Superior of the, [343].
- Frost, J., [99] note.
- Fum Ajrud stream, [158].
- Gaulois, charges against the Foreign Representatives, [346], [351].
- Ghaba Sebaita, [366].
- Ghamára mountains, [158].
- Gharbía, Kaid Sheikh of, [85].
- Ghásats E’Nil, or the Garden of the Nile, [112], [118].
- Ghemáts river, [291].
- Gibraltar, question of the exchange for Ceuta, [233]; measures against the cholera, [325], [326].
- Gibraltar Chronicle, extract from, on the Moorish loan, [220].
- Gla, a stream, [88].
- Glaui, heights of, [292].
- Glücksberg, Duc de, [68].
- Gordon, Captain, [6].
- Gordon, Hon. A., letter from Sir J. D. Hay on his mission to Sultan Mulai Abderahman, [76].
- Goschen, Mr., [336].
- Granville, Lord, interview with Sir J. D. Hay, [350]; his defence of him in the House of Lords, [351].
- Green, Mr., [207], [226].
- Gregorio de Borgas y Tarius, Don, [7].
- Grey, Admiral, [233].
- —, Mrs., [9] note.
- Habor, [128].
- Hadj Abdallah Lamarti, [148], [376].
- Hadj Abdallah Tif, Governor of Rabát, [93].
- Hadj Abderahman Ben el Amri, [90].
- Hadj Abd Selam, [104], [109].
- Hadj Alarbi, [312], [378].
- Hadj Gabári, the jester, [116].
- Hadj Hamed Lamarti, [296], [376]; illness, [365].
- Hadj Kassem, [100].
- Hadj Kassim, [161]-164.
- Haffa wood, [377], [378].
- Haha, Governor of, [284].
- Hajara el Ghaghab, or rock of ravens, [224].
- Hajot, [315].
- Hall, Captain, [148], [152].
- Hamádsha, dances of the, [91], [177].
- Hammond, Lord, [20].
- Hara, or village of lepers, [107], [111].
- Hashef river, [85].
- Hassan, Mosque of, [92].
- Hastings, Marquess of, [5].
- Havelock, [4].
- Hay, Lady, [296], [312], [328]; letter from Hans Christian Andersen, [225].
- —, Sir Edward, [6].
- —, Sir John Hay Drummond, birth, [1]; at the Edinburgh Academy, [2]; Charterhouse, [4]; at Tangier, [7]; under the tuition of Don Gregorio, [8]; meets José Maria, [11]; proficiency in Arabic, [16]; his ‘Western Barbary,’ [17]; his fortune told by Leila, [17]; appointed Attaché at Constantinople, [20]; at Marseilles, [22]; fear of the plague, [22]; attacked by cholera, [24]; at Alexandria, [24]; purchases a gem, [26]; at Constantinople, [30]; his first dispatch, [30]; life at the Embassy, [42]; at the Armenian banker’s, [45]; effect of the narghileh, [47]; selected confidential Attaché to Sir S. Canning, [50]; sent to Broussa, [51]; receives hospitality from a Turk, [52]-57; obtains leave of absence, [58], [66]; at Paris, [60]; Egypt, [63]; Stockholm, [66]; Tangier, [67]; his letter to Sir S. Canning on the state of affairs in Tangier, [68]-71; appointed Political Agent and Consul-General in Morocco, [74]; starts on his mission to Sultan Mulai Abderahman in 1846, [77]; an Arab serenade, [91]; reception at Rabát, [92]-96; attacked by a mob at Salli, [101]; at Marákesh, [108]; received by the Sultan, [113], [118], [216], [217], [232], [270]; conferences with Uzir Ben Dris, [115], [117]; his return to Tangier, [124]; on the habits of the Moors, [124]; the Jews, [125]; promoted to the rank of Chargé d’Affaires, [134]; his efforts to develop trade, [134], [140], [168]; his ride from El Araish, [136]; adventure with a Moslem, [138]; his firm policy, [139]; marriage, [142]; influence over the natives, [142], [363]; love of sport, [143], [365]; suppression of piracy among the Rifians, [144]; his kindness during the famine, [164]; on the advantages of a Commercial Convention, [168]; his second mission to Marákesh in 1855, [169]; reception at Azamor, [169]; at Shawía, [171]; result of his mission, [179]; ratification of the Treaty, [181]; created a C.B., [183]; on the downfall of Benabu, [184]-192; gift of a leopard, [199]; on the outbreak of hostilities with Spain, [206]; his efforts to protect property, [208]; attack of influenza, [213]; his mission to Meknes, [214]; terms of the proposed loan, [218]; nominated K.C.B., [219]; suffers from his eyes, [219]; the British Legation, [221]; ‘The Wilderness,’ [223]; his summer residence, [224]; acts of kindness, [226]; third mission to Marákesh in 1863, [230]; at Rabát, [230]; on the exchange of Gibraltar for Ceuta, [233]; at Fas, [236]; audiences of the Sultan, [238]; proposed reforms, [238]; Minister Plenipotentiary, [264]; fourth mission to Marákesh in 1872, [264]; legend of the falcon, [267]; enters Marákesh, [269]; dinner with Sid Musa, [272]; the menu, [273]; his final interview with the Sultan, [276]-282; entry into Mogador, [284]; crossing the bar at Saffi, [286]; expedition to the Atlas mountains, [289]; mission to Fas in 1875, [307]; proposes various reforms, [314], [317]; reception by Sultan Mulai Hassan, [315]; at the feast of the Mulud, [316]; on the Sahara scheme, [317]; his annual holidays, [318]; on the crisis in Turkey, [319]; on Sir H. Layard’s appointment, [320]; on the question of Protection, [321]; famine, [324]; cholera, [325]; the quarantine regulations, [325]; illness of his son, [327]; third mission to Fas in 1879, [329]; interview with Uzir Mokhta, [330]-333; reforms agreed to, [334]; promoted to the rank of Envoy Extraordinary, [335]; letters from M. Tissot, [336]; failure of his project for the exportation of grain, [339]; at Marákesh, [340]; on the state of Morocco, [344], [347]; on the relations between France and Morocco, [345], [349]; charges against him, [346]; interview with Lord Granville, [350]; G.C.M.G. conferred, [350]; exoneration in the House of Lords, [350]-353; his impression of M. Féraud, [354]; weariness of his work, [356]; on the system of slavery, [357]; prison reform, [358]; fails to obtain a revision of the Commercial Treaty, [360]; delight at leaving, [360]; letter from the Sultan’s Prime Minister, [361]-363; Privy Councillor, [363]; accounts of boar hunts, [366]-389; introduces pigsticking, [373]; hunting a lion, [390]; death, [397].
- —, Mr. E. A. Drummond, [1], [5], [28], [293]; appointed Political Agent and Consul-General in Morocco, [6]; his mission to Marákesh, [66]; illness and death, [68].
- —, Mr. R. Drummond, [293], [296]; consul at Mogador, [324]; illness, [327].
- —, Mr. R., [8].
- —, Mr. R. W., [139].
- —, Mrs., [4].
- —, Mrs. R. Drummond, [237], [328].
- —, Miss, [237], [240], [312]; extracts from her diary, [284], [289]; received by the Sultan, [342].
- —, Miss A., [266].
- —, Louisa, [9].
- Hiazna, Governor of, [72].
- ‘Hill,’ the, [224].
- Hitchcock, Major, [296].
- Hodges, Colonel, [21], [24].
- Hooker, Sir Joseph, letters from Sir J. D. Hay, [264], [318], [324].
- Ibdaua, Sheikh of, [87].
- Ibrahim Pasha, [30].
- Isly, battle of, [79].
- Jamah Makra village, [390].
- Jebar, the Khalífa of Wazan, [345].
- Jebel Habíb hills, [371].
- Jebel Kebír, [207] note, [224].
- Jebel Musa, [224].
- Jebíla hills, [105], [269].
- Jelab, torture of the, [186] note.
- Jewesses, the, [129], [271]; dress, [130], [271].
- Jews, the, of Morocco, [125], [271]; number of, [129]; despotic rules, [130]; oath, [131].
- Jin, or evil spirit, [389], [391].
- João, the Portuguese Gunsmith, story of, [241]-263.
- Joinville, Prince de, [67], [68].
- José, Don, [101].
- José Maria, the famous brigand, [11]; account of his pardon, [12]; his robberies, [13]; his horse, [14]; his death, [15].
- ‘Journal of the Society for Psychical Research,’ extract from, [327].
- Judah Azalia, [126]; his memorandum about the Jews, [127]-129.
- Judah El Hayugni, [129].
- Kab ghazal, or gazelle hoofs, [273].
- Kaddor, [109].
- Kaid Abbas Emkashéd, [161].
- Kaid Abd-el-Kerim, [77], [109]; his account of the battle of Isly, [79]-81.
- Kaid Ben Abu, [78], [98].
- Kaid Ben Tahir, Governor of Azamor, [169].
- Kaid Bu Aiesh, [269].
- Kaid ‘Bu Jebel,’ [78].
- Kaid-el-Meshwa, or High Chamberlain, [216].
- Kaid Erha, meaning of the term, [265].
- Kaid E’Susi, [96].
- Kaid Maclean, [327].
- Kaid Madáni, [112].
- Kaid Maimon and the lion, [303]-306.
- Kaid Meno, theft of a horse, [308]-311.
- Kaid Serbul, [87].
- Kasba Faráo, [214].
- Kasba Jedída, [342].
- Kenneth III, King of Scots, [267].
- Khamás mountains, [158].
- Kholj river, [85].
- Kinnoull, Earl of, [1], [5].
- Kubbats E’Suiera, or the ‘Picture Cupola,’ [112].
- Kus, [317].
- Kutubía Mosque, [106], [108], [111], [269].
- ‘Lab-el-barod,’ [311], [313].
- Lahleh, [128].
- Lalande, Admiral, [60]; his message to Lord Ponsonby, [61]; death, [63].
- Lamarti, Selam, [17].
- Lambton, Colonel, [296].
- Lane, E. W., his ‘Manners and Customs of the Modern Egyptians,’ [77].
- Lasakia, [129].
- Lasats, [129].
- Laurin, M., [27].
- Layard, Sir Henry, letters from Sir J. D. Hay on the exchange of Gibraltar for Ceuta, [233]; on his reception by the Sultan, [288]; on the accession of Mulai Hassan, [307]; on laying a cable, [314]; appointed Ambassador at Constantinople, [320].
- Leech, [4].
- Legation, the British, at Tangier, [221].
- Leila predicts Sir J. D. Hay’s fortune, [17]-19.
- Lerchundi, Padre, [344].
- Liddell, Mr., [207].
- Lion and the lark, anecdote of the, [84]; hunting a, [390].
- Lively, H.M.S., [264], [285].
- Loncarty battle, [267].
- Londonderry, Lady, [36]; her interview with the Sultan, [37].
- Londonderry, Lord, [36].
- Lorimer, Dr., [23].
- Lynedoch, Lord, [1].
- Maada or sedge canoe, [89], [90].
- Mactavish, [49].
- Madrid, conference on the system of protection in Morocco, [323].
- Mahazen river, [243].
- Mahmud Canal, [25].
- Mahmud, Sultan, his dwarf, [40].
- Maimon, the leopard, [199].
- Malmesbury, Lord, [198], [353].
- Marákesh, [66], [105], [108]; first mission to, in 1846, [77]; second mission in 1855, [169]; third mission in 1863, [230]; fourth mission in 1873, [264]; in 1882, [340].
- Marcussen, Mme., letters from Sir J. D. Hay, [138], [139].
- Marseilles, [22].
- Marshan plateau, [268].
- Matra, James Mario, [221].
- Mauboussin, M., [60].
- Maule, William, [49].
- Mazagan, [264], [314].
- McKenzie & Co., [317].
- Mehemet Ali, [24], [44].
- Meknes, mission to, in 1861, [214].
- Melilla fortress, [144].
- Mesfíwa village, [106], [291], [292].
- Meteor, the, [124].
- Miranda, H.M. frigate, [148].
- Mishra-el-Hashef river, [137], [239].
- Mogador, Island of, [69], [123]; famine in, [324].
- Mohammed Ben Abdallah, Sultan, [123].
- — Ben El Amrani, bastinadoed, [105].
- — Gharrit, letter of farewell to Sir J. D. Hay, [361].
- Mokhta, the Uzir, [329]; questions of etiquette, [331]; interview with Sir J. D. Hay, [332]; his palace, [333].
- Mona, system of, [86], [340].
- ‘Moorish Prince, a story of a,’ [300]-303.
- Moors, habits of the, [124]; their reception in England, [135].
- Morocco, introduction of the plague in 1826, [24]; famine in, [164]; decline of trade, [167]; population, [167]; advantages of a Commercial Convention, [168]; ratification of the Treaty, [182]; cattle-lifting, [193]; punishment of, [194]; proposed loan, [214]; terms of the payment, [218]; final settlement, [220]; slavery in, [357].
- —, Sultan of, [113], see Mulai Abderahman.
- Mujáhidin or ‘Warriors of the Faith,’ [185].
- Mul Meshwa, or chief Usher, [71], [112].
- Mulai Abdelmalek, [241].
- Mulai Abderahman, Sultan of Morocco, [71], [72], [113], [144]; receives Sir J. D. Hay, [113], [118], [180]; appearance and dress, [114]; harem, [119]; his fondness for animals, [199], [202]; death, [205].
- Mulai Abderahman Ben Hisham, Sultan, [300].
- Mulai Ahmed, [242], [300]-303.
- Mulai Ali, [129], [341].
- Mulai Hashem, [129].
- Mulai Hassan, Sultan of Morocco, accession, [307]; reception of Sir J. D. Hay, [315], [330], [340]; appearance, [315].
- Mulai Ismael, [119].
- Mulai Mohammed, Sultan of Fas, [241].
- Mulai Sliman, [274].
- Mulai Soliman, [110].
- Mulai Yazid, tomb of, [110].
- Mulud, feast of the, [316].
- Murray, Mr. H., [68].
- —, John, [4].
- Murray’s Magazine, Sir J. D. Hay’s reminiscences, [367].
- Napier, Admiral Sir Charles, [30], [145].
- —, and Ettrick, Lord, [49], [73].
- — of Magdala, Lord, [353].
- Nares, Captain, [318].
- Nelson, Lord, [235].
- Nicolas, Commander, [218].
- Nion, M. de, [68].
- Norderling, Mrs., letters from Sir J. D. Hay on his reception from Sultan Mulai Hassan, [315]; on the Sahara scheme, [317].
- Ofran, [128].
- Ordega, M., [345]; recalled, [354].
- Oriental phraseology, specimen of, [361].
- Orléans, Duc de, at Tangier, [203]; his letter to Sir J. D. Hay, [203].
- Oscar, King of Sweden, [66].
- Palmerston, Lady, [75].
- —, Lord, [17], [20].
- Peñon fortress, [144], [148].
- Pisani, Etienne, [49].
- —, Mr. Frederick, Chief Dragoman of the Embassy, [31], [49], [73].
- Plague, the, in Egypt, [22], [24].
- Ponsonby, Lady, [33], [42], [75].
- —, Lord, [25], [30], [42]; his address to the Sultan, [32]; entertains Bosco at dinner, [33]; charm of manner, [43]; his policy, [44]; reply to Admiral Lalande, [63]; his letter to Sir J. D. Hay on his appointment in Morocco, [74].
- Pontet, M., [44].
- Poole, Stanley Lane, his ‘Life of Sir S. Canning,’ [73].
- Porter, Commodore, [63].
- —, Mr. George, [64].
- Protection, system of, [322]; Conference on, [323].
- Rabát, [62], [217], [230].
- Raeburn, [1].
- Rahma, [247].
- Ras-ed-Daura lake, [89].
- Ras-el-Ain fountain, [129].
- ‘Ravensrock,’ Sir J. D. Hay’s summer residence, [224].
- Reade, Mr., [207].
- Reshid, Governor of Shawía, [171].
- Reshid Pasha, [36].
- Rif country, [144], [158]; population, [158]; inhabitants, [159].
- Rifians, piracy of the, [144], [146]; costume, [152]; parley with Sir J. D. Hay, [153]-157; industry, [159]; courage, [160]; morality, [160].
- Robinson and Fleming, Messrs., [220].
- Roche, M., [95].
- Rosebery, Lord, [360].
- Russell, Lord John, [205]; his defence of Sir J. D. Hay, [207].
- Sabbatyon river, [131].
- Saffi port, [285], [292], [314].
- Sahara scheme, [317].
- Sahel or plain, [242].
- Salamis, H.M.S., [340].
- Salisbury, Lord, [322]; his estimation of Sir J. D. Hay, [352].
- Salli, [100]; Governor of, [102].
- San Stefano village, [64].
- Sawle, Captain, [296], [298].
- Scott, Sir Walter, [3].
- ‘Scraps from my Note-Book,’ [367], [396].
- Sebastian, King of Portugal, [241].
- Sebu river, [238].
- Senya el Hashti, or Spring of Hashti, [223].
- Serruya, Mr. J., [92].
- Seville, [11], [225].
- Sharf village, [193].
- Sharf el Akab, [371].
- Shashon, Sheikh, [243].
- Shawía district, [104], [170].
- Shebá, [368].
- Shebenía, [378].
- Shedma district, [122].
- Shella, [99].
- Sherarda, Governor of, [214].
- Sheridan, [4].
- Shirreff, Miss, her recollection of Sir J. D. Hay’s early home, [8].
- Shloh tribe, [291]; the women, [295], [299]; hospitality, [295], [298].
- Sicsu, Mr. David, the Interpreter, [88], [109], [131], [216].
- Sid Abd-el-Malek, [78].
- Sid Alarbi Mokta, [113].
- Sid Bel-Abbas, tomb of, [110].
- Sid Ben Yahia, [88].
- Sid Buselham, [136].
- Sid Buselham Ben Ali, [68].
- Sid Dris Ben Yamáni, [275].
- Sid Mogdul, [123].
- Sid Mohammed, Sultan of Morocco, [79], [216]; reception of Sir J. D. Hay, [216], [231], [237], [270]; final interview, [276]-282; his entry into Rabát, [230]; method of quelling a rebellion, [233]; death, [307].
- Sid Mohammed Bargash, [321].
- — — Ben Dris, [72]; manner of his death, [72].
- — — Khatíb, [180], [181].
- Sid Musa, the Hajib, [272], [289].
- Simpson, Dr., [90], [101], [103].
- Slavery in Morocco, [357].
- Smith, General, [30].
- ‘Snabi,’ [376].
- Spain, question regarding Ceuta, [68]; declares war with Morocco, [205]; peace concluded in 1860, [213]; claims indemnity, [214].
- Spanish chapel, protection of, [208]-211; ‘three-decker,’ model of a, [192].
- Spartel, Cape, [192], [390].
- St. Leger, [89], [112].
- Stockholm, [66].
- Stopford, Admiral Sir Robert, [62].
- Stunmer, Baron, [36].
- Suanni, [78], [148].
- Suánnia, [105].
- Suiera, [123].
- Sus, [122], [291].
- ‘Sweet Waters,’ [39].
- Symes, [2].
- Tafilelt, [128].
- ‘Taherdats’ river, [368].
- Taheret, [129].
- Tait, Archbishop, [3].
- Takulebat, [129].
- Tama, history of the son of, [82].
- Tamista plain, [242].
- Tangier, [7]; condition of, [68]: arsenal, [192]; bridge, [193]; quarantine regulations, [325].
- Tápia, [99] note.
- Taza, [289].
- Telin, [128].
- Tensift river, [106], [269], [292].
- Tetuan, [144], [180].
- Thackeray, [4].
- Thala, [128].
- Thomson, Captain J., [5]; his ‘Etymons of the English Language,’ [5].
- Times, leader in the, [346]; extract from, [351].
- Tissot, M., [288]; letters to Sir J. D. Hay, [336].
- Torras, [355], [360].
- Torribat, [129].
- Trafalgar, battle of, [192].
- Tres Forcas, Cape, [144].
- Tsemsalla village, [243].
- Turkey, the Sultan of, receives Lord Ponsonby and suite, [31]; interview with Lady Londonderry, [37].
- Uhara, [86].
- Ujda, [69].
- Uríka, [289], [293].
- Urquhart, Mr., [99].
- Vaden, [127], [128].
- Vakka, [128].
- Valenciennes, [1].
- Veneno, [13]; kills José Maria, [15].
- Vesuvius, H.M.S., [180].
- Villiers, [360].
- Vismes et de Ponthieu, Prince de, [5].
- Wad el Halk river, [192].
- Wad Nefis, [67].
- Wadan, [127].
- Wadnun, [317].
- Wales, Prince of, [318]; his visit to Tangier, [203].
- ‘Washington, Mount,’ [207].
- Wazan, Sheríf of, [345].
- Weber, [356].
- Wedderburn Castle, death of Sir J. D. Hay at, [397].
- ‘Western Barbary,’ [17], [86] note, [177].
- Winton, Major de, [296].
- Yaden, [127].
- Zacchian, [129].
- Zarhon district, [160].
- Zarhoni, Ben Taieb and Ben Nasr, dialogue between, [81].
- Zebdi, Governor, [93].
- Zerhóna, the, [214].
- Zinat Kar Mountain, [292], [296].
- Zinats village, [196], [228].
- Zouche, Lord, [49]; his defence of Sir J. D. Hay, [351].
THE END.
OXFORD: HORACE HART
PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY
FOOTNOTES:
[1]Henry Cockburn, one of the Senators of the College of Justice, and a leading member of the literary and political society in Edinburgh of that day.
[2]Mrs. Grey.
[3]Mrs. Norderling.