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lish made captives at, 102; Ormuz, Fitch and his companions
attack on tho Darling at, 103 imprisoned at, 31 ; Portuguese
Mogul Court, splendour of tho, 133 occupation of, 241; besioged
Mogul Government, grants a by the Persians, 248 ; besieged
firman to trade at Surat to tho by tho English, 252; surren-
English, 122; declares war derod to the English, 253;
against tho Portuguese, 123 description of, 254
Moluccas, Tho, Cavendish visits, Osiandcr, The, 117, 121
22 ; Lancaster sends a pinnace Overland route for letters, early
to, 52 ; Henry Middleton estab­ use of, 111
lishes a trade with, 67 ; David Oxenden, Christopher, tomb of,
Middleton conducts a successful 270
expedition to, 68 ; Henry Mid­ Oxenden, Sir George, appointed
dleton’s visit to, 181; Keeling’s to the chargo of the Surat fac­
visit to, 181; David Middle- tory, 265 ; early career of, 266;
ton’s visit to, 182 ; Jourdain’s skilful policy of, 269 ; death of,
visit to, 182 ; George Ball con­ 270 ; opitaph of, 270 ; on the
ducts an expedition to, 186; library at Surat factory, 315
expedition despatched to, to
relieve Courthopo, 197 ; Dutch
fleot withdraws from Jakatra P
.* to, 203 Parsecs of Bombay, 271
Morgenstine, The, 192 Patani, Sir Edward Michelbome
Mukund Deo, last King of Orissa, directs his course to, 58; tho
275 Darling at, 113; tho Hound
Mumtaz Mahal, Prince Khurrum’a and the Sampson attacked and
devotion to, 161 captured by the Dutch at, 206
Musical Instruments on the East Patham wrestles with a lion at
India Company’s ships, 70 Agra, 87
Patna, faotory established at, 277
f Pemba, Sharpeigh’s fleet off, 93 i
N Pemberton escapes from captivity
Nailaka, Courthope establishes a at Mocha, 105
fort on, 193 Penang, Lancaster visits, 26
Nona, 187, 193 Penelope, The, 23
New Year's Gift, 124 Popper Trade, 43
Newberry, James, 30 Peppercorn, The, 09, 90, 99, 104,
Nicobar Islands, Lancaster touches 108, 113
at tho, 26 Persian Gulf, English in the, 240 ;
Noor Mahal, Jehangir’s favourite importance of tho, 241
queen, 137; accompanies Porsians besiego Ormuz, 249;
Johangir on his progress, 149; concludo a compact with the
intrigues of, 161; assists the English, 250
designs of Roe, 163 Phantom Ship, the legend of, 42
North-West Passage, efforts to Piracy, aots of, by Sir Edward
discover the, 19 Michelbome, 56
Pitt, Thomas, arch-interloper, 283;
appointed Governor of Madras,
- O 286; famous diamond of, 288
Oriental Hansard, An, 143 Plate, River, wreck of one of
Orme’s appreciation of Downton, Fenton’s ships off the mouth of
129 the, 21
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