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DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.

The sheets of Appendix headed "Monetary System" are to be separated from the monthly numbers, and stitched as the first part of a separate volume of Appendix, to be entitled "Useful Tables."

The Plates may either be bound at the end of the volume, or inserted in the following order:

Plate I. Salt Mounds of the Jumna, to face page..

II. Sketch of the Country south of Hoshungabad,

III. Ancient Pillar at Allahabad,

IV. V. Inscription No. 1, and classification of letters,
VI. Inscription No. 2, of ditto,

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VII. Map of the Ningthee River, on the Manipur Frontier,~~~ 134 VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. and XIII. Mr. MASSON's collection of

Bactrian Coins,

XIV. Route-map from Dera Gházi Khán to Cábul,

XV. Páli Inscriptions from Rámávati (Ramree Island),
XVI. Páli Inscription from Buddha-Gya,
XVII. Sketch of the Site of the Old Town near Behat,
XVIII. Ancient Hindu Coins from Behat and Canouj,

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Devanagari transcript of the Allahahad Inscription, with Latin interlineation, to face page 257. The small copy of Devanagari alone need not in such case be retained.

XIX. Catadioptric Microscope, and Errors of Maps, ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈ 288
XX. Geological Section of Kasia Hills,

XXI. XXII. Relics from Manikyála,

XXIII. Sketch of the Country from Tendukaira to Baitool,
XXIV. Fossil Bones from the Nerbada Valley,

XXV. Hindu and Mithraic Coins,.
XXVI. Image of Buddha, and Kadphises Coins,
XXVII. Sculpture at Bhílsa, and Bettiah Láth,......a
XXVIII. Inscription from Sanchee near Bhilsa,
XXIX. Inscription on the Bettiah Láth,-

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XXX. Inscription on the Iron Pillar at Delhi,XXXI. Section of the Buddhist Temple at Bhilsa,. XXXII. Ethiopic Inscriptions at Hosen Ghorab in Arabia, XXXIII. XXXIV. Inscription and Coins found at Manikyála, ~ 566 XXXV. Fossil Impressions in Slate and Schist,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 628 XXXVI. Fossil Tooth from Náhun,

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