Arrival at Prince of Wales's Island--Attacked by Dysentery--His deep Convictions in the Hospital--Is visited by Alexander Chevis, a Pious Soldier--Their profitable Intercourse--Colonel Stewart's kindness--Sent to Madras. 50 CHAPTER V. Description of Madras--The Thieving Bazaar--Wallajahbad--Terrible Mortality--Death of his friend Allan--Marries his Widow--Her Character--Exploit of the Grenadier Company--Effects of Heat-- Expedient for Relief of checked Perspiration--Prayers read by the Adjutant--Colonel Stewart's return to Europe--Colonel Conran's Character--His Kindness--Mutiny of the Company's Troops--Mrs. B's Fortitude. 73 CHAPTER VI. March against the Rebels--Tigers--Wild Boars--Gutta--Number and Description of the Forces--Hardships of the March-- Activity and Usefulness of Mrs. B.--Illustrations of Scripture--The Shadow of a Great Rock--New Wine in Old Bottles--New Cloth sewed to Old Cloth--Glass of the East--Submission of the Rebels--Basket Boats--Elephants crossing Rivers--Effects of Live Grass--Anecdotes of Serpents--Their Love of Music. 94 CHAPTER VII. Hydrabad--Effects of Mad Dogs--Mischiefs of Liquor--Affecting Death of Wilkins--His remarkable love of the Bible--Account of Serjeant Gray--The Author's Happiness on finding Doddridge's Rise and Progress. 118 CHAPTER VIII. Marches to Masulipatam--Finds Alex. Chevis in the Hospital-- His Dying Address and Death--Wickedness of the Regiment-- Courtney Shoots two Men with one Ball--His Hardened Character --A Singular Incident--Suicide of a Nabob--Increasing Profligacy of the Army--Causes thereof--No Sabbath beyond the Line--History of J. F.--His Aversion to Swearing--Melancholy Change in his Character--His awful Death--Account of W. H.-- His Friendship with the Author--Their pleasant and profitable Intercourse--Corrupted by his Comrades--His Illness--Last striking Words and Death. 131 CHAPTER IX. Leave Masulipatam--Anecdotes of the Elephant--Its Revenge of an Injury on a Serjeant--The Author's Hardships and Illness-- Hurricane--Mrs. B. stands Godmother to Serjeant Lee's Child --Account of Mrs. Lee--Her Death--The Child taken Home by Mrs. B.--Remarkable Cases of Hydrophobia. 163 CHAPTER X.