A

Admiralty, British, and teak timber
supplies, 63, 64, 69, 142
Agency depôts in Bombay, abolish-
ment of, 337, 338

Agency to procure teak timber sup-
plies, 79, 80, 104, 105
Akbar and tree planting, 32
Alexander the Great, expedition of,
19, 30, 445

Alexander the Great, position of
forests in north-west at time of, 30
Alompra dynasty and the teak for-
ests, 206, 244

Alompra dynasty in Burma and the
Burmese teak forests, 35
Alpine forest zone, 50

Anaimalai teak forests, 106, 107, 223
Anaimalai teak forests, working of,
223-229

Andamans Forests, 48

Anderson, Dr., appointed Conser-
vator of Forests, Bengal and Assam,
514

Arabs and the Indian teak market,

Beddome, Colonel, in the Anaimalais,
229

Bengal, Anderson appointed Conser-
vator in, 515

Bengal and Assam, no Forest Conser-
vancy in before 1860, 210
Bengal and timber supplies about
1849, 201

Bengal, forest operations in, 514
Bengal Forests, Brandis' visit to, 514
Bengal, proposed forest establish-
ment for, 516

Bhutan, war declared against, 515
Blackwood a royal tree in Bombay,78
Blackwood, value of in Madras, 305
Board of Revenue, Madras, and teak
forests, 72, 77, 80, 83, 85, 99, 106
Boat-building industry of Indus, 474
Bombay, Annual Report of Forest
Department, 1862-3, 359

Bombay, Bingham's reorganisation
proposals, 330

Bombay enquiry into teak resources,
78

Bombay forest tariffs, 122

Bombay Forests, Colonel Jervis's de-
scription of their condition in 1843,
111-115

Bombay Government suggests ap-
pointment of a Conservator and
staff for forests, 117

Bombay, rules for protection of
forests, 327

Bombay, start of Forest Conservancy
in, 219, 320

Brandis and Pearson inspect forests
of Central Provinces, 396
Brandis appointed Inspector-General
of Forests, 396

Brandis appointed Superintendent of
Pegu teak forests, 207, 263

Brandis appointed to charge of Ten-
asserim and Martaban Forests, 206,
243, 263

Brandis, Indian Trees, 39

Brandis' work in Burma, 367

Bear River, deodar forests on, 265,
417

British Association, Report on Tropi-
cal Forests, 214-218

Burma Annual Forest Report, 1864-5:
390

Burma teak forests, 65

Bushahr, forests of, 410, 415
Bushahr Forests, valuation survey,
report of, by Brandis, 416

C

Canara, Collector of, on the teak
forests, 73, 74, 75, 99, 101, 117,

222

Canara teak forests, 68, 79, 88, 305
Central India, condition of, in early
part of nineteenth century, 197
Central Indian Forests unexplored in
1860, 392

Central Provinces, commencement of
forest administration in, 392
Central Provinces, Annual Forest Re-
port, 1863-4, 403

Central Provinces, area of forests in,
397

Central Provinces Forests in 1853,

200

Central Provinces Forests, aborigines
of, 398

Central Provinces Forests devastated
after Mutiny by unrestricted fell-
ings, 394

Central Provinces, organisation of
Forest Department, 393
Chamba, capital of the State, 270
Chamba Forests, 270, 426, 434
Chamba Forests, labour force em-
ployed in, 435

Chamba State, timber supplies from,
272, 426

Charter of East India Company, 24
Charter of Indian Forests, 206, 256-
260

Chatter Menon appointed to Nilum-

bur teak plantations, 96

Chatter Menon's work at Nilumbur,
304

Chenab and Ravi Agencies united,427
Chenab Timber Agency, 264, 272. 434
Chenab River, deodar and other
forests of, 270, 432

Chir forests of the Western Hima-
laya, 507

Chir forests of the North-West Pro-
vinces, first attempt to work them,
507

Cinchona cultivation in Darjiling,
517

Cleghorn appointed Conservator of
Forests, Madras, 219, 301
Cleghorn and Brandis appointed
Commissioners of Forests, 324
Cleghorn deputed to Punjab, 324, 404
Cleghorn, on Indian Forests at British
Association, 214-218

Cleghorn, on shifting cultivation in
Mysore, 1847: 107, 205

Cleghorn, Report on establishing
Forest Conservancy in Madras,
1856, 230

Cleghorn's work in Madras, 221, 301
Climate of India, II

Cochin teak forests, 305
Coimbatore teak forests, 106
Commissary-General, Bombay, and
teak supplies, 78, 79
Communications in India in 1857,

297

Conolly authorised to appoint a Sub-
Conservator of Forests, 91
Conolly, Collector of Malabar, 88
Conolly, suggested leasing teak for-
ests by Government, 88, 89
Conolly's Rules for Forest Conser-
vancy, 91

Conolly teak plantations at Nilum-
bur, 92, 105, 304, 306

Conservator of Forests appointed in
Madras, 1806: 64, 70

Conservatorship in Madras abolished
in 1823, 71

Conservancy of Bombay and Madras
Forests, 81

Court of Directors and enquiries
about teak timber, 63, 65, 69
Court of Directors and the forestry
question in Madras and Bombay,

86, 90

Court of Directors on Tenasserim
Forests, 168

Court of Directors on the Licence
system in the Tenasserim teak
forests, 185, 188

D

Dalhousie, Lord, Memorandum on
Forest Policy, 1855, 206, 256-260
Dehra Dun (Deyra Doon), sâl and
sissoo forests of, 1825, 195
Denudation of forests, effects of, on
climate, 325
Deodar, 51, 264

Falconer deputed to inspect the
Tenasserim teak forests, 66
Falconer's recommendations on Ten-
asserim teak forests, 242
Falconer's Report on the Tenasserim
teak forests, 205, 231

Falconer's Report on Simla fuel sup-
plies, 284

Floating of logs, time taken to reach
depôt, 431, 436

Forest Conservancy in Southern
India, 205

Forest denudation and effect on the
climate, 120

Forest Department placed under
Public Works Department, reasons
for, 521

Forest devastation, effects of, on
Indian climate and rainfall, 210-
214

Forest policy, absence of British, in
early days in India, 37
Forest policy, first stages in develop-
ment of a, 61, 205

Gibson appointed

Interim Conser-

vator," Bombay, 117

Gibson, Report on Bombay Forests,
1840-41 78, 111, 115

Gibson's work in Bombay, 220, 305
Girdling teak trees, 74, 155, 228
Giri River, forests on the, 406
Godavari timber forests, 320
Government of India and rules for
protection of forests, 123

Government of India and the corre-
spondence on teak forests in
Madras, 99

Government of India on the value of
the Indian Forests. Despatch of
November 1, 1862: 522

Greeks, advent of, into India, 18
Gurkhas and the British, first meet-
ing of, 191

Guthrie appointed Superintendent of
Forests in Tenasserim, 66, 176

Karens and the teak forests, 174
Kashmir State, the, 208, 209, 264,

270, 425, 441, 445, 453

Khandeish Collectorate Forests, 344
Khundava Forest, burning of, 29
Kumaun, annexation of, 193
Kumaun and Garhwal, Forest Conser-
vancy in, 498

Kumaun and Garhwal hill forests,
Webber's forest survey of, 501

L

Lahore District Rukhs and the fuel
supplies, 489

Lahore District Rukhs and the fuel
supplies, Brandis' and Cleghorn's
Memorandum on the, 492

Latter, Captain, appointed Superin-
tendent of the Terasserim teak
forests, 186, 206, 232

Licence system in Tenasserim, Gov-
ernment orders on, 180, 187

Licence system in Tenasserim teak
forests, appeal by timber contrac-
tors against resumption of licences,
180
Lower Provinces, forest operations
in, 514

M

Macedonia, clearance of forests from
mountains in, 31

Machonochie's Teak Syndicate in
Malabar, 68

Madras City fuel supplies, 310
Madras Forests, Memorandum on, by
Brandis and Cleghorn, 324

Madras fuel question, conservation
of the minor jungles for fuel sup-
plies, 313

Madras, financial results of Forest
Conservancy, 307

Madras Government and the Bombay
Conservatorship, 119

Madras, start of Forest Conservancy
in, 219, 301

Mahomedans, advent of, into India,
20, 21

Mahomedans and forest destruction,
31

Malabar, Collector of, on the teak
forests, 73, 83, 88, 99, 101, 122
Malabar teak better than Tenasserim
teak, 170

Malabar teak, amounts extracted in

1799, 69

Malabar teak forests, 63, 68, 70, 72,

74, 79, 81, 88, 89, 222, 305
Michael appointed Superintendent
Anaimalai Forests, 229

Maingy's (Commissioner) proposals
on exploiting Tenasserim teak
forests, 140

Mann, Mr. G., Assistant Conservator
in Bengal, 517

McClelland appointed Superinten-
dent of Pegu Forests, 206, 245
McClelland's Reports on Pegu Forests,
206, 245, 255, 261

Military Board, Bombay, and the
forests, 116, 117

Military Board, Burma, on forests,
153, 168

Military Board, Madras, on the teak

forest question, 77

Minor produce, collection of, in
Madras, 1843, 103

Mogul Emperors and planting of
chinar in Kashmir, 446
Mogul Empire, decline of, 25
Moulmein and a shipbuilding yard,

152, 154, 156, 160, 161, 170
Moulmein, teak trade from, 125, 145,
151, 171, 173, 190
Murree hill station, 273
Murree Hills, forests of, 459
Murree Sanatorium in 1862, 459
Mysore Forests, Buchanan's note on,
in 1800, 107

Mysore, organisation of a Forest De-
partment in, 323

N

Naini Tal, construction of road up to,
499

Naini Tal, discovered by Ramsay,
498

Naini Tal, sanatorium formed at, 498
Navy and teak timber supplies, 63, 69
Navy Board (English) and the
Tenasserim teak forests, 142
Navy Board (Indian) and Conserva-
torship, 65

Navy Board (Indian) and Malabar
teak forests, 72

Navy (Indian) and supply of large

teak timber, 78, 80
Nilgiri Hills fuel supplies, 307, 310
Nilumbur, Rajah of, 72, 90

Nilumbur teak plantations, 92, 105
Nilumbur teak plantations, Cleg-
horn's Report on, 303, 306

Oak timber, failure of supplies of, for
Navy in England, 63, 142
O'Brien, Captain, appointed to re-
port on the Attaran Forests, 155
Ootacamund Eucalyptus Plantations,
307

Ootacamund fuel supply, 307
Oudh and its Government, 194
Oudh, annexation of, 1856: 209
Oudh, forest land in, 1825: 194, 195
Oudh Forests, appointment of a Con-
servator of Forests, 510

Oudh Forests, financial results of
first three years' working, 512
Oudh Forests, First Annual Report,
1862: 510

Oudh Forests, operations in, 509
Oudh, position of, in 1816: 193

P

Pabur and Tons Rivers, deodar and
other forests of, 406

Palghaut teak forests, 70, 85
Panch Mahals ceded by Scindia in
1860, 352

Panch Mahals Forests, protection of,
352

Pangi district deodar forests, deodar
obtained from, 270, 273, 433, 439
Pearson, Captain, appointed Con-
servator of Forests, Central Pro-
vinces, 395
Pearson's tours through Central
Provinces forests, 394, 396

Pegu Forest Rules, 256, 263
Pegu Forests, felling undersized trees,
253