Mohammedan, reform of drunkenness, 53. intemperance, partial, 53-56. sobriety, 56. Monasteries, (see also, “Priests,” “Abbots,” &c.) drinking in, 131-133. hospitality of, 140. enquiry into the state of, 143, 144. Morewood, his book, preface vii. viii. drinking amongst Red Indians, 8. Chinese liquor traffic, 30. Indian liquor traffic, 43. Turkish liquor traffic, 53. on Persian mode of distilling brandy, 54. origin of distillation, 159. first importation of arrack into England, 159. Swedish intemperance in his day, 195-197. intemperance in his day in the United States, 204. temperance societies in the United States, 240. Mulder, quoted, on first preparation of alcohol, 159. chemistry of intoxicating drinks, 159, _note_. Müller, Max, on Aryan drinking habits, 37, _note_. Museums, and art galleries, Sunday opening of, an antidote to drunkenness, 245. _Mustum lixivium_, an ancient Roman wine, 87. _tortivum_, an ancient Roman wine, 88. N Nazarites, the, total abstainers during noviciate, 63. New Hampshire, liquor laws of, 217. drinking saloons of, declared to be common nuisances, 217. New Jersey, liquor laws of, 217. New York, contest in, between authorities and liquor sellers, 209. _Herald_, account of attempt to break into liquor saloon, 210. drunkenness and crime in, 212. inebriate asylum of, 227. Newspapers, of United States, estimate of drinking from, 210, 211. license in United States, 211. Noah, intoxication of, 64. Nugent, Rev. James, his opinion concerning decrease of drunkenness in Liverpool, 175. on American temperance societies, 242. his temperance work in Liverpool, 242. Nunneries, mediæval, drunkenness in, and inquiries into condition of, 144. Nuns of Appleton, injunctions to, 144. O Odyssey, mention of wine in, 79, 80. Opium smoking in China, 32. traffic in India and China, 47. Orange, William of, anecdote of, 152. Owen, on changed habits of iron-moulders, 185. P Palm Toddy, an Indian spirit, 44. Palm wine, in Africa, 3, 4, 6. in the Malay Archipelago, 5. Herodotus mentions, 11. of the Aryans, 42. of ancient Persians, 52. of Mohammedans, 53. _Panicum_, a grass used for making “sura” drink, 39. Panyasis, a Greek comedy writer, on hard drinking (verses), 82. Parliament, the “grog,” 246. Act of, 1872 in England, 246. and the Permissive Bill, 252-256. Parsees, their temperance, 57. in Bombay, large number of liquor sellers amongst, 58. Patterson, John, on Liverpool publicans, 223, _note_.