Personal Narrative of a Mission to the South of India, from 1820 to 1828, Parte1

afforded amongst appeared arrived assembled assistance attention Bangalore Batticaloa bearers Black Town boat brahmins Bruhma bungalow Cauvery Ceylon chapel character chiefly Chittoor choultry Christ Christian church commenced congregation considerable conversation Cotton-spinning Machinery crowd Cuddalore desirous distance divine doctrines endeavoured engaged England English erected Europeans exertions favourable feet following day Gospel heard heathen Hindoos holy idol idolatry India inhabitants inquired island Jaffna journey labours land Lynch Madras miles Mission Missionary morning Mowat Mysore natives Negapatam neighbourhood night o'clock object observed occasion opportunity palankeen passed persons Pondicherry Poonamallee Portuguese prayer preached present profession Rajah received religion religious residence rest road Roman Catholic Romish Royapettah Scriptures Seringapatam sermon Siven society soul Squance station Sunday superstition Tamul language Tanjore Teloogoo TEMBAVANI temple thou tion tracts Tranquebar translation travelled Trichinopoly truth Vaishnavas vessel village Vishnu Wallajahbad whilst whole worship