Gaya Bay, 234; splendid harbour, 238; only lately occupied, 243. Gladstone, Mr, comments, 130. Gold, 210; worked by machinery, 210; alluvial washings not productive, 211; at Sigama, 244; on north-east coast, 248. Grant, Mr Charles, 88; illness, 128; returns to England, 137; Resident of Upper Sarawak, 165; returns to Borneo, 172; raises English crew, 186. Grey, Earl, his advice, 137. Gumbang village stockaded, 167; taken and burnt, 169. H Hakkas, Chinese Christians, 244. Hay, Mr, 172. Herbert, Sidney, 116; supposed influence, 119. Hindu Religion, 283. Horsburgh, Rev. ——, tends Rajah in smallpox, 120. Hose, Mr, resident in Baram, 215; interesting reports, 225. Hoste, Captain Sir William, sent to Sarawak, ungenerous instructions to, 172. Hume, Joseph, M.P., 105; his motion in the House of Commons, 113; next motion defeated, 116; indiscretion, 119; attacks Rajah, 129; his integrity not above suspicion, 130. I Imaum, Datu, appointed, 126; his energy, 157. J Jaffer, Sherif of Linga, 35; his Dyaks, 64; deposed, 67. Jones, Mr, killed fighting, 250. Jungle produce in Sarawak, 209; in North Borneo, 256. K Kalias, agricultural district, 240. Kanowit, 99; piratical population, 100; repentant villagers, 102; fort surprised, 185. Kayans, 214; work iron, 214. Keppel, Captain (now Admiral Sir Harry), 55; attacks Seribas Dyak pirates, 56; takes Patusin, 65; defeats Sakarang pirates, 56; publishes _Voyage of the Dido_, 83; appointed to _Meander_, 85; voyage out, 85; takes Rajah to Sulu, 91. Kiau, village, 234; cultivation of tobacco, 248. Kina Balu, mountain, 233; journeys to, 233; second visit, 234; nepenthes, 235; first ascent, 235; magnificent view, 237; lovely flowers, 237; geological formation to be studied, 249. Kuching, capital of Sarawak, 14; Brooke’s second visit, 23; town illuminated, 88; surprised by Chinese, 149; stockades defended, 152; morning after capture, 156; town deserted, 159; recaptured by Chinese, 160; Malay town burnt, 163; rebuilt, 173. L Labuan, island of, 68; occupied by England, 82; description, 89; unhealthiness, 89; great sickness, 90; stagnant, 109; no advance, 115; splendid anchorage, 238; site for naval station, 238; administered by state of North Borneo, 238; coaling station, 240; now healthy, 240. Ladies, strong objections to, in wild Asiatic country, 179; never associate with natives, 179; exceptions, 226. Lanuns, abandon north-west coast, 246. Library, Rajah’s perfect, 174. _Lily_, H.M.S., sent for Rajah, 128. Limbang taken by Sarawak, 215; illegally, 216; inhabitants rejoice, 217; Brunei oppressions, 217; interesting reports, 225.