MADRAS MYSORE AND THE SOUTH OF INDIA A PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF A MISSION TO THOSE COUNTRIES

</br>The voyage to India. </br>Burning of the Ship and Escape of the Passengers and Crew. </br>The Island of Ceylon. </br>Madras and St. Thome. </br>Missionary Occupations. </br>Journey to Negapatam. </br>Jesuit Mission in Madura. </br>Hinderances to the spread of Christianity in India. </br>Negapatam. </br>Jaffna. </br>Tanjore and Trichinopoly. </br>Journey from Trichinopoly to Bangalore. </br>Mysore Bangalore and Seringapatam. </br>Journey from Seringapatam to Madras. </br>Mission in Madras. </br>Tamul Literature. </br>Madras and Wallajahbad. </br>Ten Weeks’ Tour in the Tamul Country. </br>Three Months’ Tour to the South and West. </br>Remarks on the Facilities for Missions. </br>Tour and Duties of 1824. </br>Tour and Duties of 1825. </br>Tour and Duties of 1826. </br>Tour and Duties of 1827 and 1828. </br>Concluding Remarks on Madras. </br>Voyage to England.