Lingire, Seribas chief, plans to murder Rajah, 73; allowed to go unpunished, 75; kills young Sibuyow chiefs, 99. London Tavern, great dinner at, 117; eloquent speech by Rajah, 117. Low, Mr (now Sir Hugh), anecdote of Rajah Brooke, 85; Colonial Secretary, 87; journeys to Kina Balu, 233; first explorer, 237; favourable opinion of Dusuns, 244. Luconia or Luzon, advantages of, 273. M Macdougall, Rev. ——, made a Bishop, 140; attends wounded, 156; saves Mrs Crookshank, 157; fugitives sent away with Bishop, 162. _Meander_, H.M.S., voyage, 85; to Sulu, 91. Makota, Pangeran, 14; visits Brooke, 15; commands Bornean army, 23; cowardice, 27; his intrigues, 45; invites Seribas Dyaks to foray, 46; attempt on Brooke’s life, 47; ordered to leave, 51; his village destroyed, 66; Sultan’s favourite minister, 144. Malays, fatal European policy, 262; disorganised, 265. Malayan group, 259. Malmesbury, Lord, 118; favours protectorate, 183. Marudu, pirate haunt, attacked, 72; agricultural settlement, 243; establish government there, 269; its advantages, 270; could extend, 271. Matusin, Pangeran, 179; murders Pangeran Nipa and family, 180; driven from Muka, 180. Middleton, Mr, 140; believes in Chinese conspiracy, 146; children murdered, 151; fearful scene, 151. Milanaus inhabit Sago rivers, 214. Military forces in Sarawak, native, 231. Mission Church of England, 88; head of, named Bishop, 140; mission house saved, 165; not prosperous, 217; missionary spirit dead, 218. Mission, Roman Catholic, 217; slightly advancing, 218. Moksain, Sherif, rebel-envoy, 37; sent to Sambas, 176; report on fugitive Chinese, 176. Muda Hassim, Rajah, 12; sent to quell rebellion in Sarawak, 14; offers country to Brooke, 25; his irresolution, 44; untrustworthiness, 45; cedes Sarawak to Brooke, 48; invited to return to Brunei, 49; exciting scene, 50; requests Keppel to attack pirates, 55; removes to Brunei, 67; murdered, 77; details, 78. Mumein, Pangeran, chosen as Sultan, 121; lodges Rajah in Palace, 122; confidence in Rajah, 123; supposed to intrigue against Sarawak, 184; receives Musahor, 188; intrigues with Governor Edwardes, 188. Musahor, Sherif, 185; driven out of Sarawak, 185; appeals to Sultan and Consul-General, 188; returns to Muka with Edwardes, 189; Sultan banishes him, 191; sent to Singapore, 191. Mutiny, Indian, effect on Rajah of the, 177; one cause of, 178. N Napier, Lieutenant-Governor, 87; suspended, 108; intrigues in Brunei, 122; case dismissed, 131; appears as hostile witness, 133.