INDEX to VOLUMES 1 to 20 (1934-1956)

Special Supplement to THE UGANDA JOURNAL, Vol. 22, No.1

THE UGANDA JOURNAL

INDEX TO VOLUMES 1 to 20 (1934-1956)

Compiled by F. LUKYN WILLIAMS

THE UGANDA SOCIETY KAMPALA 1958

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INDEX TO VOLS. 1 TO 20 Five sections of indexes have been arranged for convenience of readers: (a) PERSONS (prominent during the last 150 years). (b) TRIBES, TRIBAL AREAS AND DISTRICTS. (c) GENERAL INDEX. (d) REVIEWS. (e) AUTHORS. References in (a) and (b) arc usually not included in (c). Whilst every endeavour has been made to put into practice the excellent advice given on page 105 of Vol. 13 in the limited time available to the compiler, it is hoped that f'lly errors of omission or commission will be forgiven and suggestions of readers sent for incorporation in future indices. F. LUKYN WILLIAMS.

(a) INDEX OF PERSONS (This list is not exhaustive, and only the more prominent persons who have featured in the history of East Africa, during the past 150 years are included. For others see under GENERAL INDEX.) .

Ahmed bin Ibrahim, 1/22, 39-4{); 2/270; Churchill (Sir Winston S.), 13 /91-3. 11/110. - (Lord Randolph), 2/46. Aliidina Visram, 4/48; 10/145; 11/49; Colvile, Col. H. E., 1/84, 2/213, 214; 13/217; 20/21,22. 5/65; 6/128,206; 7/7 ; 13/173; 16/33; ;\polo Kagwa (Sir), 2/259; 4/165; 5/66; 17/16; 19/95. 6/126,129; 10/132; 11/113-17; 13/23 Combe, A. D., 2/23, 25, 26, 226-8; 6, 29, 35, 40, 47, 48. 14/108. Ashe, Rev. R. P., 1/48; 6/125,127; 8/20; Cook, J. H. Dr., 11/127, 128. 13/6, 17, 18; 15/86, 88-90; 20/75,76, - (Sir) Albert R. (Dr.), 1/83-95; 2/97 86. 115; 5/149, 153; 10/168-70; 15/211: Allstin, Maj. H. H., 16/39, 48, 49. 17/24, 25; 20/126-8. Awich, 10/76-8; 11/7; 12/72-82, 84, Coote, J. M., 20/105-8, 122-3. 87, 90, 91, 123, 127; 14/223, 224; Crabtree, Rev. W. A., 4/190; 6/132, 133; 15/139; 16/36; 45, 133-7; 18/21-3. 10/35, 36. Acilte Fr., 17/14, 1.9-22. Cunningham, Maj. G. G., 10/127-9; 16/33. Baker (Sir Samuel), 1/25, 26, 28, 29; --J. F., 3/241. 5/63, 64; 8/29. 30; 11/64-6, 68, 70, S~. 89, 121, 122, 125; 13/125; 5/3, Dale, K: H., 20/218. 124-7, 134. Dallington (Muftawa), James, 1/35, 36; B8rghash bin Said, Sultan, 15/52,54, 63; 2/67; 11/88, Ill, 112. 17 /96. Dawe, M. T., 2/46, 79, 110. Baxter, Dr. E. J., 1/85, 86. De1me-Radcliffe, Col. c., 4/39; 6/133; Behrens, Lieut., 11 /9, 11. 12, 26, 29. 10/77; 11/9-29,126,127; 12/75,76,81, Bell. Sir H. Hesketh, 2/79; 4/153; 6/135; 82, 89, 95; 16/132-41. 13/91,217; 15/30. Doggett, W. J., 11 / 13, 27, 28, 58; 12/95. - (Karamoja), W. D. M., 19/25, 106-9. Driberg, J. H., 10/40,41. Bellcfonds, E. Linant de, 1/31-5, 83; Duhaga I (Mukama), 5/57, 58; 10/111, 217-13,65; 5/284; 15/6; 20/84. 112. Berkeley, Ernest (Sir), 1/84, 88; 7/72, 73 ; Duhaga II, Andereya, 2/259; 15/212. 16/41. Duhara of Ruampara, 11/18, 19. Biermans, Bishop, 2/108. Duke of York, 2/209. Bono. Andrea de. 1/25; 6/177, 180-2, 188, 190; 15/123. Emin Pasha. 1/38, 39, 42, 43, 47, 84; Borup. K., 2/79, 104. 110; 4/31, 32; 2/197, 201-5; 5/285; 8/31; 11/6, 89 10/33; 11/121; 12/183, 192, 193. 92; 12/122-7; 13/5, 235, 236; 14/17, Boyle, A. G. (Sir), 6/135; 12/182; 20/108. 41, 219, 220; 15/11, 131-9; 16/175. Buckley, Archdeacon, 17/23, 24. 176; \7/96. Evatt, Col. J. T., 6/131; 16/45-6. Cameron, Lieut. V. L., 11/87; 12/69-70; 13/125; 14/119,120,126. Fademulla Murjan, Sultan of Aringa, Carpenter. G. D. Hale, 17/193. 18/178-80. Casati, Maj. G., 6/178; 2/197. Fadl-el-Mula, 14/49, 103; 16/32-3; 19/95. Chaille-Long, Col., 1/30-2; 5/284; 8/30; Felkin, R. W., 1/29,46; 8/31; 17/158; 11 /87, 89; 15/3; 20/82, 84. 19/64, 65; 20/85, 86. Chippindall, Lieut., 15/128, 129. Fischer, Dr., 13/17, 19,20. 2 UGANDA JOURNAL Fisher, Rev. A. B., 14/226; 17/14. 13 /119-29; 14/115-28, 222, 223; 15/1, Fletcher, T. B., 4/162-7. 2; 17/97. Livinhac, Fr., 1/45,46; 2/99; 14/26,30, Gedge, E., 4/189; 12/129-33; 15/58, 159 41; 20/20, 86. 60; 16/175,176; 20/114-20. Lloyd, Rev. A. B., 12/76, 78. Gessi, R., 1/31, 36; 5/284; 8/31; 12/70. Lourdel, Fr., 1/44; 13/13, 14, 19; 14/16, Giovanni Miani, 6/177, 178, 192; 15/123, 18,26,30,41,45; 15/58; 20/86. 165. Luba (Chief), 4/164, 165, 186, 187; 8/23, Godhino, Norman, 16/182. 24; 13/11,21,83; 14/40. Gordon, Col. Charles, 1/30,31,33-44,47; Lugarama (Chief), 11 /21, 22, 25. 2/8-12; 4/151; 5/68, 284-8; 8/30, 37; Lugard (Lord), F. J., 1/84; 2/41,80,205 13/125; 15/4-10, 127-33; 20/81, 82. 8; 4/166; 5/64,65; 6/126-7; 10/126; Gordon, Rev. E. C., 4/189; 14/19, 25, 12/35-42; 13/171; 14/49; 15/59, 60, 26, 43, 46. 140; 17/14,15; 18/81-7,93; 20/5. Gowers, Sir W. F., 19/105-6; 20/47. Grant, Capt. J. A., 1/24-6, 29, 129; 5/63; Macdonald, Maj. J. R. L., 1/91, 92, 95; 12/69, 70, 121; 15/7, 12, 13, 123-4; 2/215,218,219; 6/128,130,131; 10/77; 17/146-60. 12/2,4,42,80-2,163,164; 11/7; 15/60; Grant, William, 4/192; 6/128-30, 134; 16/37, 39-41, 44, 49, 50. 10/131,132; 17/24; 19/21,23. Mackay, A. M., 1/44,47,48; 4/30,272; 8/20,27; 11/91,112, 113; 13/5-13, 17, Haddon, E. B., 15/3l. 20, 21; 14/18, 26, 27, 31, 32,41,219, Ham Mukasa, 1/91; 6/58,59; 14/29,31, 220; 15/86, 89, 90; 18/13-20; 20/78. 34, 39. 80, 85, 86. Hanlon, Bishop, 2/108. Mackinnon, Sir W., 15/59; 18/81,82. Hannington, Bishop, 4/164-5; 8/19-27 ; Makaburi of Ruzumburu, 11 /21-2; 25-9. 11/113,119; 13/1-22; 14/18,19. Mahdi, The, 1/47; 12/75; 15/135-9; (Em- Hayes-Sadler, Col., 6/ 134; II / 13; 12/94, bassy from Kabarega); 19/93-5. 97, 172, 193. Marchand, Col., 1/9l. Hirth, Bishop, 15/60. Martin, James, 1/10,61,62, 145-9; 2/247; Hunter. Dr. H. H., 2/79, 110. 8/20,21; 12/188, 189. Martyr, Col. C, 10/77; 16/41-4. Jack, Maj. E. M., 14/14l. Mathews, Gen. W. Lloyd (Sir), 8/21; Jackson, Sir F. J., 1/61,66,89,92; 2/158, 13/13; 17/2. 159; 4/165, 189; 7/71, 138, 141; 8/26; Mbaguta, Nuwa, 10/124-35; 14/29. Also 11 /51; 12/34, 35. 129-33; 14/47, 229; see Treaties 2/200; 13 /175. 15/58,159; 16/28,29; 20/114-20. Mbogo, Nuhu, 1/24, 14/49. Johnston, Sir H. H., 2/7, 13, 103, 212, Millar, Rev. E., 5/144-8: 7/96; 11/191. 247; 6/131-3; 20/6. Miro (Chief), 4/190-3; 6/127; 11/66,102. Jones, Rev. W. H., 13/15-17. Moffat, Dr. R. U., 1/61, 63, 87; 3/24l. Jonveaux, Emile, 10/152-4. Moses, M., 2/79; 4/39; 15/204; 17/78: Junker, Dr., 13/6, 17: 15/170, 17l. 18/21-3. Muhammad Ali of Egypt, 15/123. Kabarega, 1/27. 36, 40: 5/63-8; 6/128, Muhumusa, 6/76-81. 129, 135; 7/71-3; 8/37: 10/77; 12/74, Mumia, see Mumias under GENERAL 76; 13/35,233,234; 14/47,49; 16/38, INDEX. 45,46; 17/14-16; 18/21,22; 19/62,63, Murchison, Sir R., 12/63, 64, 66, 67, 69; 65, 66; (Burial) 19/208. 13/107; 17/153. Kakunguru, Semei, 6/125-36; 10/35, 36, Mutesa, I., Mukabya (Kabaka), 1/22-50. 159-62; 11/55-6, 58. 59, 66; 12/175; 124-33, 156: 2/8, 10,65-70,83-5; 5/63, 14/40,44,48; 16/45,46; 19/20-6,38, 68,284,285; 6/58; 8/20; 10/141·3; 39; 19/156, 158; 20/10. 11/86-90, 96, 97, 110-12; 13/84-6: Kalema (Kabaka), 4/165; 5/64,65; 14/23,. 20/72·87. 27. 33-40. 44-8. Mutesa's Mother, 1/23, 128, 129; 2/83·5, Kamanya (Kabaka). 2/269; 16/149. 260. Kamurasi (Mukama), 1/25. 27; 5/62, 63. Mwanga (Kabaka), 4/162-7, 5/64·7: Kasagama (Mukama). 2/259; 12/38-41. 6/131: 8/20, 21, 24. 26; 10/126, 130, Kevin, Mother, 11/123. 131: 11/113-20: 13/2, 5-13, 224, 225; Kirk, Fr.. 6/134; 20/R2. 14/15-47: 15/53,57-61; 17/22-4; 20/5, Kirk. J. Dr. (Sir), 1/28.41. 45, 48; 8/21: 67, 73, 87. 13/3-6. 10, 11, 14, 15. 18-21; 14/222; 15/1-16. Ntare (Omugabc). 2/40. 41. 196-9,206·8: Kirkoatrick, Ca'1t.. 1/92. 101121i-30, 116: 12/29-31,37,38,41; Kitchener. H. H. (Lord). 16/37. 43. 13/222·3; 14/29. Kitching (Bishop), 19/7. 26, 33. 34. 39. Nuehr Aga, 1/37. 38: 5/284-5; 19/63. Kiwewa (Kabaka), 4/165; 14/23-7, 35; 20/54.56. Ochama (Chief), 12/121-8; 15/126, 131, Krapf, Rev. J. L., 1/71. 133. 135-7. O!!wok (Chief), 15/133, 134, 136; 16/34, Lavigerie. Cardinal, 1/44.46: 13/13. 31i. Litchfield, Rev. G., 1/48; 8/31. O'Flaherty. Rev. P., 1/47, 48; 13/9, 10; Livingstone. Dr. D.. 1/28: 10/79: 11/129; 15/204,205. 12/61, 63, 64, 66-8; (Muganda servant) Olal (Chief), Anderea, 11/7. INDEX 3 Olimi, 20/53,59,69. Sturrock, J. C. R., 13/84. O'Neill, T., 2/109; 13/12. Suleman bin Zeheir, 15/53, 54; 17/96. Ormsby,' S., 2/103; 4/11, 40; 11/47; Sullivan, C. E., 18/172-4. 20/122, 123. Suna (Kabaka), 1/22, 23, 124-6; 2/196, Owen, "Roddy", Maj., 12./41; 13/173, 269, 270; II /81-3, 86, 95, 110; 20/20, 175; 16/33; 17/1,16; 18 186,187. 79, 81. Parker, Bishop, 14/18, 19. Ternan, Maj. T., 1/89, 92; 5/66, 151; Pearson, C. W., 1/48; 8/31; 15/13. 6/131; 7/84; 16/14; 18/21; 19/21. Petherick, J., 1/25; 6/182, 192; 12/165. Thomson, Joseph, 8/20, 21; 13/5,6,8,15; Pilkington, G. L., 1/94, 95. 12/131. Pordage, F., 2/98, 103; 4/40; II /47, 48. Thruston, Maj. A. B., 1/93, 2/97, 5/173; Portal, Sir Gerald, 1/84; 15/62, 63; 17/1- 16/32, 35; 18/21. 7, 16; 18/83, 98, 99; 20/84. Tiedemann, A. von, 2/158, 159. Pulteney, Lt. (Gen. Sir W.), 1/61,62; Timpson, Miss (Cook), 1/88, 90; 4/31. 7/72; 18/21. Tippu Tib, 4/18; 15/54; 17/96; 19/95, 96. Rebmann, Rev. J., 1/71. Tomkins, S. C., 11/49, 50; 1/93. Rowling, Rev. F., 5/144, 149; 7/96. Tucker, Bishop, 17 24; 18/81,82. Rosebery, Lord, 18/82-5, 98, 99. Tufnell, Capt. H. M., 18/170, 171. Turpin, Capt. C. A., 18/174, 175; 12/161- Salmon, Capt. R. J. D., 17/68-70. 5. Schlobach, Capt., 11/9, 10, 14, 17-21. Selim Bey, 15/139-40; 17/14,15; 20/211. Vandeleur, Lieut. S., 2/98; 7/71, 84; Scyyid Said bin Sultan, 11/81,95; 15/1. 13/31-3, 174; 16/33,34. Shergold Smith, Lieut., 1/40, 41, 43, 48, 83; 2/108, 109; 11/90,91,112; 15/12; Wainwright, Jacob, 15/204, 205. 19/19; 20/85. Wakoli (Chief), 4/188-90; 12/35, 36, 42, Sitwell, Capt. C. H., 1/61-3; 6/130; 11/61- 132, 133, 232. 3; 17/14,17-25; 18/29; 19/21,125. Walker, R. H., Archdeacon, 2/99; 14/25. Smith, Euan-, Col., 14/219-20. 26, 41-6. Smith, F. C., 4/189; 6/127; 12/42. Walker, W. R., 6/133, 134; 19/23. Speke, Capt. J. H., 1/24-6, 70, 83, 129, Wayland, E. J., 2/226-30. 132; 5/63; 6/178, 192. 193; 11/6; Weatherhead, Rev. H. W., 1/93. 12/61-5, 68-71, 121; 13/105-7; 15/123, Whitehouse, Commander, 11/9; 12/15; 124; 17/146-60; 20/4. 14/130. Stanley (Sir), H. M., 1/32, 34, 35, 84,97, Willis, J. J. Bishop, 19/103,104; 20/47-8. 99, 102, 132, 133; 2/9-13,40,41,65.146, Wilson, Rev. C. T., 1/40-5; 2/108, 109; 196-201, 206, 263; 4/30; 10/34; 11/84, 11/90.91. 112; 15/12; 17/155-8; 18/1, 85.92, III; 12/25-34,61. 66-71; 13/119 19,20; 19/65; 20/'85,86,201. 21'. 127-9; 14/17/ 18,41,42, 117, 125, Wilson, George, 1/87, 89, 94; 2/79, 98, 219,220,222; 15 3.6,138,139; 17/153, 219; 4/31; 5/144; 6/129, 130; 10/131. 154; 18/13, 14, 19; 19/96, 123, 124; 132; 13/89; 15/204; 20/211,212. 20/82-4. Wilsons of Uganda, 20/210-3. Stokes, C., 12/129; 13/8, 11, 12, 21, 22; Winton, F. de, 17/15. 14/31-4,37,42,44,46,48; 20/211. Streicher, Bishop. 17/24, 63-7. Zakariah Kagolo (Kisingiri), 2/206, 208.

(b) INDEX of TRIBES, TRIBAL AREAS AND DISTRICTS

ACHOLI ANKOLE (Sec also under AWICH, OCHAMA, (See also Hima Migrations and Ori~ins, OGWOK) Hamitic Origins in Lake RegIOns, History, 1/35,65-6; 5/9; 11/1-8; Nuwa Mbaguta) 12/72-92; 15/121-45; 16/32, 50. HISTORY, 4/29, 80-2; 5/57; 10/111, 132-41; 17/83-4; 18/21-3, 152. 124-35. Ancestral Shrines, 7/27-43. Boundary, Anglo-German, 11/9-29; Ceremonies and Customs: 12/96. Births. 3/188-93. Buhwezu, 15/191-2. Dancing, 1/64-5. Buzimba, Bakama, 17/71-3. Harvest. 18/182-5. Early explorers, 2/196-208, 307. Hunts, 1/153-4: 11/30-7. Historic sites, 20/177-81. Land and Chiefs, 19/49-56. Karokarungi, 3/156. 158: 4/76, Land Tenure, 19/57-61. 79-82. Lamogi, 3/193-8; 10/78; 11/8; Kitakwenda. 12/31. 41. 18/166-77. Mpororo, 10/124-5; 11/85; 12/31 Patiko, 6/191, 194: 12/122, 125-7. 2; 19/204-7. Religion and Beliefs, 3/175-202 ; Treaties, 12/29-32. 37, 38. 6/195-201; 7/50, 130-7. . ACCESSION OF MUGABE, 4/300-12. 4 UGANDA JOURNAL BLOOD-BROTHERHOOD, 2/33-41, 252. Banyara, 5/285; 6/129, 204; 11 /66 ; BUSAGALA, 13 /237-8. 14/154. FOLK-TALES, 10/69-74. Mutesa and Bunyoro, 8/57-8. HIMA CATTLE, 6/17-42, 87-117. MUKAMA, accession, 4/289; 5/300. HIMA CUSTOMS, 10/37-8, 12/184-5. Deaths of wounded, 5/55, 58. SONGS, HIMA, 17/186-8. Shrines, 17/138-45. SOWING AND HARVEST, 3/203-10. CHOPI, 15/121. REGIONAL APPRECIATION, 18/101-12. BUGANDA BUGlsu, 12/175-8. (See also Mutesa, Mwanga, Suna, Rima (See also ELGON) Migrations, Apolo Kagwa) Balingenyi Expedition, 12/182. HISTORY AND TRADITION: Bulucheke, 2/81; 20/123. Chronology, 1800-1907, 16/148-58. Sebei, 12/130-1, 164; 20/116. Growth and Expansion, 14/153-9. Witchcra t, 4/9-26. History, 2/259-71; 4/75, 78-8; 20/1-12. BUGWE Kibuka, 20/52-71. Kings, Rule of, 10/136-43. Customs, etc., 3/282-303; 4/98. Kings, Year of three, 14/15-52; Folktales, 3/296-302. 15{16; 16/99-100. Tradition, 10/108-11; 18/144. BUSOGA BANAKALANGA, 15/144-58. (See also Luba and Wakoli) BUDDU, 10/112; 13/237. HISTORY AND ORIGINS, 2/290-3; BUGERERE, 5/285; 6/204-6. 3/308-10; 2/268; 4/76,79. BUVUMA, 1/35, 132; 2/65-6, 127, 250. Chiefs and appointments, 4/185-96. BWERA, 3/157-9; 4/75; 18/29-30. Clans, 3/311-12. CLANS, 2 264-5; 14/153-9. Criminal Law, 6/3, 5. CONSTITUTION, 18/209-10. Customs, 2/293-5; 11 /58. CUSTOMS, 9/49-56. Death and 'Burial, 2/120-32, 255. Burials, 20/34-5. Famine, 13/213-15. Craftsmen, 8/47-64. Folktales, 10/17-24. Inheritance, 20/88-96. Land Tenure, 2/295-6. Town life, 20/37-46. Luuka County, 13/111-12. Village life, 20/27-36. Marriage, 3/310-11. DRUMS, 3/7-20; (Wango) 6/54-5. ECONOMY, 1893-1903, 20/17-26. KARAMOJA FOLK-SONGS, 12/16-24. (See also ANIMALS, Mammals of Teso FOLK-TALES, 7/49, 140-1, 304-5. and Karamoja), 1/110; 12/43, 161; KABAKA, 1/22-49, 124-33; 4/162-7; 14/215; 16/69, 72, 126; 17/75, 178; 10/138-43. 18/65, 195; 19/106. ACCESSION CEREMONIES, 4/277-88; Teso-Karamoja tribal cluster, (Mutesa) 7/181-7; (Daudi Chwa) 20/213. 10/145-6. Burial ceremonies, 7/176-80; 12/91 KUMAM, 2/269; 11/101-5; 13/233; 19/19 2. 20, 156. Divine Kingship, 4/162, 277; 9/53 5; 10/136-7; 11/86; 13/114-17; KIGEZI 14/22,24,38; 15/213; 20/72-87. (See also Anglo-German-Belgian Bound KINTU, 1/66; 2/81,230,260,262,265, ary Commission, Mpororo, Batutsi), 292; 3/156, 309-10; 9/55-6; 6/76-84. 14/153; 16/147; 17/137; 18/121, Batwa, 1/108. 129, 133. Kigezi Resettlement, 14/139-52. KOKI, 2/268; 4/313-16. Kivu Mission, 6/79; 14/139; KYAGWE, 1/7-9. 20/105-12. MABIRA, 1/7-16, 138, 148; 2/46-7; 15/144-58. LANGO MAWOGOLA, 2/22, 24, also see BACHWEZI. HISTORY AND ORIGIN, 10/12-16; 11/4. PLACE-NAMES, 10/43-53. 5; 13/145-8, 230-5. PROVERBS, 3/247-58. Agriculture, 13 / 148-51. SESE, 2/250, 261-2, 266; 14/154. Anointing Chiefs. 4/317-18. Administration, 19/156-68; 20/182- 97. , BUNYORO Cattle licks, 17/167-72. (See also BACHWEZI, HIMA MIGRATIONS, Clans, 13 / 109-11. HAMITIC ORIGINS, Lwoo) Dwellings and customs, 13/151·3; HISTORY AND ORIGIN, 1/66; 5/10, 14 9/85. 16; 10/107-12; 11/4; 18/140,142, Lango as name for Nilo-Hamites, 144. 151-2; (Bakama) 2/252-3; 15/111-14. 3/155-60; 4/75-83; 5/53-84. Marriage, 7/145-63, 15/65-73. Babito. 5/16, 19; 10/107; 11/3. Miro, 11/5; 19/20. Baganda chiefs in Bunyoro, 13/89- Proverbs, 10/113-23. 90. Religion, 7/98-122. INDEX 5 TESO Whistled Signals, 16/164-7; (See also ANIMALS, Mammals of Teso 17/189-91; 18/31-3. and Karamoja, Rock paintings) Shrines, 17/78. HISTORY, 6/132-3; 19/7-40. Clans, 4/174-6; 5/137-9. WEST NILE, 2/245-6; Hills and History, Musical instruments, 14/160. 15/165-76. Names and Customs, 19/41-8. ALUR, Histor~, 1/66-7; .2/245-6; 5/3: Place-Names, 6/168-72. 4, 9, 19 , 0/107 , 16/179-80 , Rainmaking, 10/25-8; 18/185-6. 18/137-65. Spell, Casting a, 16/130-1. Bulega-nickname, 13/237. Survey of Kasilang Erony, 20/182 Legend, Baker and Kabarega, 97. 15/187-90. Teso-Karamoja Tribal cluster, 20/213-15. LENDU, 18/140, 142, 144, 151. TORO (See also Bachwezi) LUGBARA, 18/163; 19/194-203. ORIGINS AND HISTORY, 5/59-60; 10/112; 12/39-41; (1897) 17/14 MADI-MIGRATIONS AND HISTORY, 27. 6/119-22, 18/142, 145, 19/194, et Busongora (Katwe) 1/96-106; 5/59 seq. 60; 10/12. Blacksmiths, 5/48-9. Bwamba, see BIRDS of; (Initia Metu people, 5/134-6. tion) 4/90; (Mammals) 17/166. Rainmaking, 11/5; 13 /205-7. Bukonjo, 1/97, 99; 2/149; 10/85: Religion and customs, 13/202-10: 19/124. 17/76-7.

(c) GENERAL INDEX Abatembuzi, 3/156. Albert, Lake, 1/136; 5/284; 12/70. Abortion (Lango), 15/67. Ambatch, 2/278-9. Accession (Kabaka, Buganda) 4/277-88; Angling, 4/247-56; 14/221-2. 7/181-7; 13/228; (Mukama, Bunyoro) ANIMALS 4/289-99; (Mugabe, Ankole) 4/306-12; Mammals of Teso and Karamoja, (Kamuswaga, Kokl) 4/313-16; (Clan 12/200-29; 13/39-60,182-201; 14/163 Head Lango) 4/317-18. 203; 15/92-106, 193-202; 16/89-93. Aerial phenomenon, 2/302-4. Bwamba, 17/166. Administration in British African Terri Anteater, 1/13; 4/308; 12/207-9; lories, 16/101-2. 16/89. Adultery (Karamoja) 1/114; (Lango) Badger, Honey, 4/97; 14/200-2. 7/148, 151-3; 15/67. Bat. 1/72-4. African Highway (Health), 18/79. Buffalo, 2/197-8; 12/209-11; 16/89. African Milestones, 17/196-7. Bushpi~, 13/59: 17/80-1. African mind, 18/200-2. Chameleon, 3/165-7. Agreement: (Anglo-German) 11/124-5 ; Cattle-eattle and goats, 13/113; Hima, (Uganda) 15/212; 20/6-8,11. 6/17-42, 87-117: Transactions, 17/74 Age Groups: (Bwamba) 4/90; (Karamoja) 5; Licks, 17/167-72; Bleeding, 6/27 14/215-18; (Teso) 9/68-79; 19/24, 37, 8; 17/176-7; Names, 6/38-40; Breed 38. ing, 19/73-84. Agriculture, lie. 18/65-70. ARCHEOLOGY. Geology, Prehistory. Chimpanzees, 4/266-8. Biggo. 2/21-32, 226-32; 10/67, 151-2; Colobus, 12/230. 20/202-5. Crocodile, 9(No. 1)/89; Hunting. 2/250; Caves, 2/28-9; 4/173; 12/131; 14/81l 3/317; in Lake Edward, 3/80; Re 90; 17/93-4. flexes of dead, 9/81-4: Stomach con Cylinder, Masaka, 10/150; 13/23; tents of. 10/148-9; in Nabagabo, 17/57. 11/69; Pigmy, 15/182-6; 16/121-4; Earthworks, Ancient and trenches, Status of Nile c., 18/1-12. 10/67; 14/86-7; 17/51-62; 18/78, Dog. 10/71. 190-2; 19/177-81. Elephant, 3/79-82 ; 9/133 ; 11/58 ; Geology in Uganda, 10/3-1!. 13/188-99; Growth and reproduction, Geology in Congo, 20/221-3. 16/51-66 : 17/82-3: Measuring ele Hill-top hollows, 5/130-3. phants, 18/181-2; Cemetery, 3/79-82 ; Prehistory, 2/183-95; 3/93-110; 12/153- 11/38-41; Time and transport, 4/151 60: 17/198-9; 18/44-57; 20/202-7. 5; 11/97; 13 /93: Bull elephant (Old Prehistoric inscription, 5/252-3. Azigara), 6/123, 207; 9/133. Roselle, Ntusi. 10/150-1. Frog, 1/59, 60. Shafts. Ancient. 2/28; 18/187-90: Game animals of East Africa, 15/212. 19/211: 20/216-17. Goats, 13/113. Slone tools, 20/207-8. Gorilla, 1/108-9. Zimbabwe culture, 14/109-14. Giraffe, 11/265-6: 13/49-52. 6 UGANDA JOURNAL Hippopotamus, 4/93-4, 170; 13 /53-6; Ringed birds, 1/54; 2/83, 167; 3/83· Hunting, 5/302-3. 4,246; 15/17-21; 18/198. Leopard, 6/100; 14/175-6; 15/114-15. Stork, 1/54; 2/74-8, 83, 167, 238; Lion, 4/93-4; 3/164-5; 6/99-100; 3/83-4, 246; 15/17-20. 14/167-74; 15/207. Vulture, 7/128-9. Mole, 11 /98-100. Birth ceremonies (Karamoja) 1/112-13; Monitor, 13/33. (Acholi) 3{ 188-93; (Bagwe) 3/289-90; Monkey, 1/14; 3/164-5; 15/195-200. (Lango) 7/ 00. Pangolin, 1.' 13; 12/206-7. Blacksmiths (Madi) 5/48-9; (Buganda) Porcupine, 1/13. 8/48-51; 20/27. Potto, 1/12. Blood-brotherhood, 2/33-41, 252; 12/26, Situtunga, 1/58; 2/159-62, 169; 5/302 29, 30, 32, 33, 35-7, 40, 42, 132, 231; 3; 13/42. 13/171; 14/142. Anthropology (Scottish Institute), 3/169 Blood grouping, 15/44-8. 71; (Royal Institute) 4/273; (Aims) Blood of Karamojong, 17/173-7; 18/195-6. 7/85-92. Botanical gardens, Entebbe, 11/121-2. Anti-malarial control, 2/58-9. Boundary Commission (Anglo-German- Antique chairs, 7/138-9, 191-2. Belgian) 6/80; 20/ III ; (Anglo-German) Anuak (Sudan), 9/86. 11/9-29; 12/95-6. Arabs, 1/26, 129; 2/259/ 269-70; 11 /80 Bow-harp, 6/151-2. 97; 13/31, 37-8; 14 17, 24-5, 37-9; Bride's probation period (Lango) 15/70-1. 15/53-5,58,64; 20/81,83,86-7. Budaka, 6/134. Arab correspondence in Bunyoro 1895, Budo, 2/260; 4/279-81. 13 / 31-8. Bukaleba, see Luba's. Bukedi, 6/130, 132; (Bakedi) 19/7-8, 41. Bachwezi, 1/99; 2/198,232-3; 3/156-9; Bukoba, 11 / 15-19; 13 /33, 38. 4/75; 5/12-21; 6/34-6; 10/66-7,106-8; Bulondoganyi, 1/131; 5/287. 16/85-6; 17/68-70, 88, 135-7; 18/24, Buranga, 4/204-5 (See Springs). 125; 19/179-81. Burials-(Busoga) 2/120-32; 2/255-also Baggara, 1/161. see Kabaka; (Acholi) 12/91-2: Bagendanwa-Ankole Drum, 4/300-5; (Buganda) 20/34-5. 5/57; 10/111, 130-1. Burton on Nile Sources, 12/61-71. Balisa clan .. Buhwezu, 15/191-2. Butterflies, 5/253-4. Bambuti,4/115-19. Banana, 2/116-19, 254; 16/145-7; 17/85, 19/70,211. Canoes, Sese, 10/29-31; 11/61; 13/222. Banda-balogo. 1/130; 2/172; 11 / Ill. Cash book, Early, Nandi Station, 16/30-1. Banking, 13 / 86. Cathedral, Mengo, 12/172-3. Bari, 1/162: 2/9-11, 111; 11/5-6. Chaga Childhood, 9/89. Barkcloth, 1/17-21. 27; 2/172-3. Chillies, 12/179-80. Batutsi, 41300; 10/124; 14/110-11, 139 Christianity, 2/67-70; 11/88, 90, 111-17; et seq. 17/88; 18/140. 14/16-25; (plans for) 17/151-5; 20/35 Beer parties, 20/29. 6, 38, 67-8, 77-8, 83-4. Bees, 2/299-300; 3/169,303-7; 4/97, 180: (Leaf cutter) 16 94. Chwa Nabaka, 2/230. Bemba, 2/260-1, 265-6; 4/279-80. Circumcision (Bwamba), 4/90, 270-2; Betrothals (Kigezi, Ankole) 3/243-4. 18/123; 20/82. Bhang smoking, 13 /7. Clan membership, 1/125. Bible, 1/35; 12/183. Clans: (Buganda) 2/264-5; (Busoga) Bicycles. 20/26. 3/311-12; (Teso) 4/174-6; 5/136-9; Biographical Dictionary, Sudan, 16/103-4. (Lango, clan heads) 4/317-18. BIRDS Clay, 1/60. (Only certain species are indexed by Clement Hill, S.S., 4/268-9; 15/28. name), 1114. 58-60; 3/242-3 ; Climate, past, 3.'93-110, 313-14, 322; 12/43-51: 13/130-44. (Tropical belt) 6/138; 12/154-6; (and Birds and Butterflies, 5/253-4. rainfall) 13/154-70. Bwamba. Birds of, 13/Supplement: Clover in Kampala, 15/203-4; 16/100. 15/107-11: 17/161-5; 18/198-9. Clouds, Fusiform cUlllulo-nimbus, 4/257- Duck, 5/299: 13 / 130. 62. Eagle, 7/126-7: 8/39; 13/130. Club, Kampala Sports, 13/88. East and North-east Africa, Birds of. C.M.S., 1/40, 83. 17/195-6. Coffee, 11/49, 54, 121; 12/179-81; 13/87 Falcons, 7/128. 8. Fish eagle. 7/124-6; 8/39. Coinage, 2/110-12: 4/36. 40; II/50: Game birds of E.A.. 15/214-16. 12/195; 13/89; (Maria Theresa dollar) Guinea-fowl. 1/14; 3/242. 16/96-8; 17/78; (Charles II !d) 16/174 KiRgfisher. 9/243; 7/44-6. 5. Kite, 71129. Commission, Royal, E. A. 1953-5,20/100-1. Migration of. 1/154: 2/74-8. 83. 164 Congo Free State, 16/32-5. 6: 3/88: 8/39. Conurbation, 3/325: 4/98-9. Osprev. 7/124: 8/39. Co-operatives, 20/10. ·Prey, Birds of-Lake Victoria. 7/123 Coronation: (Ed. VII. 1902) 11/117: 9: 8/39; 15/33. (Daudi Chwa) 13/225-8. INDEX 7

Cotton, 12/179; 11/121; 13/90,93,97-8, Epiphytes in Budongo 12/106-14. 177-81, 211, 217; 20/9-10, 18-19, 24; Erosion, 4/156-61; 6/137-47, 208; 7/52; Dissemination in Africa) 16/1-14; 14/101-2, 145, 150; 20/14. Pests) 3/26-46; 19/70; 16/15-27; Europe and Africa, 19/ 113-14. ~Ginnery) 12/192-3; 13 /90. Counting: (Bagwe) 3/294-5; (Bahima) Famine, Busoga, 13/213-15. 4/91 ; 6/97. Fatiko, see Patiko. Cowrie shells, 2/111; 4/36; 5/146, 151; Fauna, 1/12-16; 1/58-60; 2/154-5. 7/184; 11/50; 20/20,23. Federal capital for E. Africa, 2/247-9. Craftsmen, Buganda Royal, 8/47; 9/134. Ferns, 1/11,52; (Tree) 6/164. Crafts, Tribal, 19/110-11. Fertility cult, 17/57-8. Crater Lakes, 1/98. Fires, 2/100-2. Crime in primitIve society (Teso) 16/1301. Fire-making, 6/100; 12/102-4. Criminal law, Native, 6/1-16. FISH (Angling) 4/247-56; (Bwamba) Cultivation, by sexes, Buganda, 20/28-9. 19/96-101; (Uganda) 19/137-55; Culture contact, 4/181-2. 20/129-65 ; (Tilapia food) 19/85-9 ; Currency see Coinage. (Lung-fish) 20/99; Trout 4/247-56; 8/39; 13/107-9; 14/221-2; Nile perch Dances (Acholi) 1/64-5; (Bagwe) 3/285; 1/164-5; 11/106-9; 12/105-6. (Metu, Madi) 5/134; (Hima) 6/35-6; Fishery Research, 197/169-76. 102. Flora, 1/52-60, 108; 2/150-4; (Flora of Death Ceremonies (Karamojong) 1/113; Kasilang Erony, Teso) 19/183-93; (Mis 17/75-6; (Basoga) 2/120-32, 255 ; canthidium Grass) 1/54, 56; (Orchids) (Bagwe) 3/291; (Bunyoro, wounded 6/164. Mukama) 5/55, 58; (Teso) 19/46-7. Folk-songs (Baganda) 12/16-24. Deluge, 3/111-14. Folk-tales (Bisoro stories) 5/307; Dini ya Misambwa, 16/125-9. (Buganda) 7/140-1, 304-5; (Bugwe) Divine Kingship (see also Kabaka) 13 / 115, 3/296-302; (Bakiga) 4/262-5; (Busoga) 15/213; 20/72-87. 10/17-24; (Bulemezi) 7/190; (Snakes) Divination, 13 /27-30, 207-9. 3/130-1. Divorce (Karamoja) 1/114; (Bugwe) Food (Bu.ganda) 20/17; (growing and 3/289; (Lango) 7/149, 154-5; 15/72-3. preparatIOn) 20/28. Double swmdle, 12/134-8. Football, 11/120; 12/194. Dreams, 7/113-14; 13 /228-9. Forests, 1/7-16; 2/42-8; (Relation to Drums-(Emblem of Kingship of Buganda) rainfall) 6/141; 7/164-75; 12/146-51.; 1/126; 4/278; 7/183; (Ankole) 4/300 20/14, 15. 11; 5/57; 10/111,130; (Wango) 6/54 Fort Portal, 17/16. 5: (Sacred drum. Masaka Hill) 18/24 Foweira, 5,'284; 12/82,83; 15/132. 28: (Buganda) 3/7-25, 168,245; 5 50; Fung Kingdom of Sennar, 17/94-5. 8/52-5; 9/50-2; 13/227. Dufile. 4/179; 5/284; 6/121; 15/129, Galiraya, 5/287; 6/130-1; 19/64. 132, 139. Games (Bugwe) 3/285; (Rima) 6/102. Gardens, 8/1-14. . Earth movements, 1/135; 10/154-7. Geography. 1/134-8. East Africa. British occupation of, 1884- Geology (also see Archeology). (Service to 94. 15/49-64. Uganda) 10/3-11 ; (Belgian Congo) East African background, 15/213-14. 20/221-3. East Coast route, 1/43-4. George, Lake, 1/96-7, 136. Eastern Province, 1/89; 2/102-3; 4/38; Ghosts, Leven House, Mombasa, 15/159- 20/10. 64. Ebony, 2/278-80. Gliding, 5/85-92. Eclipse, 2/268; 10/ Ill; 12/99-100; 20/69· Gods in Buganda, 20/52-71. 70. Golf-greens, 8/81-3. Economic Development of Uganda, 2/171 Gondokoro, 6/ 177, 182-4, 188-91; 11 /6 ; 2. 15/124, 127-8. Economic expansion of Buganda. 20/9-10. Grain pits, Bunyoro. 19/208. Economy of Buganda, 1893-1903, 20/17 Grass burning, 6/143-4. 26. Grass Communities and Mountain vegeta- Education. beginnings of, 20/11-12. tion, 18/205-7. Edward, Lake. 1/96. 101, 136; 2/197, Greek River. 19/17. 269; 3/79.82; 14/1034. Greetings, 20/34. Egypt (Ancient contacts): 6/151-2; 8/56; Groundnuts, 12/179. 10/62; 11/106-9; 12/80-1; 13 /114, Gulu, 11/7. 116; 14/13; 18/121-6, 134; 19/71; Gun running, 7/70-84. (Modern contacts): 1/29-31. 37-8, 40, 45,47: 11/88-90; 13/125; 15/3-11,14, Hail, 12/92-3; 13 /216. 15,123,127; 17/154-7; 19/62-4; 20/81 Hamitic Origins of Lake Regions, 14/110 3, 85. 13. Ekondo, 4/290. 294-5; 5/300; 6/205; Harvest rites (Acholi) 3/198-202; (An 7/180. kole) 3/208-10. Entebbe, 11 /120-1: 12/93-4, 96-7, 193-4; Haunted house. Kampala 16/181; Mom (New church) 13/216. basa 15/159-64. Envoys to England. 1/46-7. Heirs, naming, 20/33. 8 UGANDA JOURNAL Herald, Uganda, 4/28. Kaweri Island, 10/158-62, 163-6. Herodotus, 2/145, 147; 7/47-8. Kazinga, 1/96; 2/207. Hills of West Nile, 15/165-76. Kibale (Muganda chief), 10/36-7, 138. Hima migrations, 1/139; 7/182, 183, 185; Khartoum, 1/25-6, 28, 43-4, 47. 10/55,74-5, 124-5; 13/116; 14/110-11; Khedive, 1/30-1, 41, 43; (S.S. Khedive) 17/87-8; 18/140-2, 151. 14/ 103-4, 226-7. History, Inter-tribal, through stories, Kibiro, Hot spring, 4/205-6. 10/106-12. Kibo, 3/84-6. Hoima, 13 / 33-4. Kimera, 2/261, 263, 266-7; 3/156; 4/75; Hospital, 2/100-1; 4/31; 12/93-4. 8/33,48; 10/108,150; 14/153. HospitalIty (Hima) 6/30-1; 20/33-4. Kipsigis, Social institutions, 8/86. Hotel, Kampala, 12/195-6. Kitagata, Hot spring, 4/202-4. Hot springs, 2/204; 4/197-207; 16/67-8; Kitara, 3/156; 5/56-8; 16/87; 17/88-9. 19/98. Kitgum, 11 /7. Hours of day (Hima) 6/24-5; 17/73-4. Kumi, 19/26-30, 39. Human sacrifice, 15 189-90; 16/84; Kungu Rock, 7/188-9; 10/66. 17/140; 8/50; 1/30; 20/63. Kyabagenyi Hill, 5/132-3. Hunting sacrifice, 3/193-8. Kyoga, Lake, 1/143; 5/284-5; 6/129-30, Hybrids, 2/159-62; 3/88. 133; 8/30; 10/158-66. Ibn Batuta in East Africa, A.D. 1332, Labour, 13/211; (Immigrant) 19/111-13. 19/1-6. Lado Enclave, 13 / 173; 15/165. LB.E.A. Coy., 12/25, 33, 34; 13/171-2; Lakes, Crater, 1/97-9; 2/207. 14/47; 15/56,59,61,63; 18/81-3. Land in Buganda, 18/202-5; 20/7-9; Iganga, 4/190. (Inheritance) 20/88-96. Immortality (Lango), 7/110. Land Tenure; (Busoga) 2/295-6; (Acholi) Imperatrix v. Juma and Urzee, 7/70-84. 19/57-61. Indian origin of plants and cattle, 19/68- LANGUAGES (Ganda word importations) .72. 5/267; 6/165; (Swahili dictionary) Indirect rule, 4/101-7. 7/193; (Acholi) 7/195; (Lunyoro-Lun INSECTS, 2/234; 3/26; 9(No. 2)/90. yankole-Lutoro) 7/195-201; (Bantu) Fleas, 2/237; 11 / 133-90. 10/42; (Swahili) 20/103-4. Flies, Lake, 17/124-34. Law (British in Africa) 6/1-16; 7/70-84. Flies, Mbwa, 2/272-7; 16/113-20. Legend, see Myth-(Buganda) 7/49; Grasshoppers, 2/74, 167, 254-5, 306-7; (Lango) 10/12. 16/95-6. Leopard men, 3/320-1; 4/92; 13/210. Lice, 2/237; 10/97-105. Lepers, 19/34. Mosquitoes, 2/49-59, 236, 240, 242. Liberia, 12/233. Pests Cotton, 3/26-46. Lightning, 6/92-3; 10/70-1; 12/92. Termites, 12/57-9; 15/75-83. Linguistics, 1/155; 4 120-5. Tsetse, 1/143; 2/112-3, 169-71, 237; Lion men, 4/91-3. 5/245-51; 17/186-88. Locusts, 1/75; 2/74-7. Intelligence test, 18/34-43. Lubale worship, 12/97-8; 13 /223-4. Irrigation, Agoro system of, 16/159-62. Lukiko development, 20/ II, 12. Irrigation works, 2/25-7. Lwoo, 5/1-21, 255; 10/107-8; 11/3,4; Isingoma, 1/66; 3/155, 159-60; 4/75-7; 16/82; 17/86-90; 18/140-5; 19/212-13. 10/107-8; 11/3. [slam, 1/22, 23, 26. 34, 129-30; 2/68, 70, Mabare Rock, 10/66. 99, 270; 11/86-7, 90-1, 110-11; 14/19, Mabira, 1/7-16, 138; (Company) 1/148; 20,22,25-27, 37; 20/67, 81-6. 2/46-7; 15/144-7; 20/13-16. [slands, 2/169-70. Magic-see also Witchcraft-(Acholi) 3/175-202, 323; (Lango) 7/99, 114-21; Jinja, 2/107; 17 /38-50. 13 /24-30. Journey to Uganda (1895), 1/83-95; (1896) Magungu, 5/285; 8/28-32. 3/246. Mahogany, 2/42-8. Juko, 2/268. Maize Names, 13/61-81, 239-40; 14/106 Justice (Bugwe) 3/291-2. 7; 15/116-18.209-10: 16/76-81, 178·9' Junju, 2/23, 268;5/58; 8/49. 18/192-4; (Maize-Muhindi from Arabia) 20/198-201. Kabaka, see Buganda. Malaki, 6/135. Kagera, 11/14-16, 27-29; 18/15. Marriage (Buganda) 20/33; (Bugwe) Kalemera, 8/33: 10/150. 3/286-8; (Busoga) 3/310-11; (Lango) Kamanya, 2/269. 7/145-63; 15/68-70; (Karamoja) Kamoala, 1/89, 143; 2/80, 103; 13/91; 16/176-7 (Teso) 19/44-6; (Africa) 20/37-46. 18/211-13. K.A.R., 2/216-17, 220-2; 12/52-6; 14/5- Martyrs, Baganda, 12/189-92; 15/84-91. 12. Masai, 11/55-6. Kasuju. 1/23, 127; 4/278-9. Masai Grammar, 20/220-1. Katonda, 20/77-8. Masindi, 11/47. Katonga, 2/24. Masaka Hill, Worship on, 18/24-30. Kat\,Ve, 1/96-106; 2/197,205; 12/39. Matrilineal Descent, 2/260.1; 9/49. Kavlrondo 1/158: (Superstitions) 3/318- Mbale. Eastern Province, 6/132, 134-5; 21; 10/166-7; 11/4, 5, 6. 12/175; 19/23-26, 29-30. INDEX 9 Mbale, Mawokota, 2/262, 267; 20/52, Mourning (Buganda) 20/32-see also 56-61, 67-8. Burials. Medals and Decorations, 2/209-25; 3/87 Mparo, 5/64, 67. 8; (I.B.E.A. Coy.) 16/28-9; 19/209-10. Mpumude, 6/132-3. Mengo .Notes, 10/32-38, 144-7; 11/47-59, Mruli, 1/33, 39, 40, 47; 5/284-5, 287-8; 110-22; 12/82-98, 172-96; 13/82-104, 61129; 15/128;19/62-7. 211-229. Mubende, 13/98-100. Meteorites, 8/35-6, 85; 11/42-6. Mufumu, 2/39. Milk (Sacredness) 6/32-3; (Diet) 29-30; Mugema, 4/278, 282; 9/181-2; 10/150; (churning) 31. 13/226. Military umts in World War II, 14/1-14. Mugenyi, 2/22-3, 31, 229, 231-3; 6/36; Millet, 140-1. 10/67. Mimicry, 2/162-3; 5/253-4. Mula~o, 20/39-46. MINERALS, 5/289-95. Mumtas, 8/26; 11/60-1,12/129,131,197- Asbestos, 10/9. 99; 14/105. Beryl, 10/8,5/295. Munyonyo, 11/48. Bismuth, 5/294i 1/150-2. Museum, 2/79-82. Bismuto-tantahte, 1/150-2; 5/291. Music (Uganda) 1/63; 3/314-17; (Africa) Columbite, 10/8. 4/108-14; 6/148-63. Columbite-tantalite, 5/291-2. Musical Instruments, see also Drums, Cobalt, 5/293. 8/56-7; 14/160-2. Copper, 5/292-3. Mutiny, Sudanese, 1/91-5; 2/215; 4/39; Gold, 5/290. 6/130. Graphite, 10/9. Mutukula, 8/33-4. Iron, 10/6, 9; Mweso, 2/14-20; 3/119-29; 4/84-9, 176- Diffusion of name -uma, 18/113-36. 8,281; 5/51; 20/31,97-8. Iron working, 5/48-51; 18/113-14, Mystic Nine-see Number, Sacred. 118-21; 8/48-51. Myth, Legend and Lore, 10/64-75. Mica, 10/8. Metal casting, 19/208-9. Nabumali, 12/175. Nickel, 5/293. Nakibinge, 2/261, 267-8; 4/78; 14/154; Phosphates, 10/9; 5/294. 20/52-70; 8/48. Salt, 1/101-6; 11/59; 12/39. Nakivubo, 5/296-8; 6/57. Talc,10/9. Nakalanga, 1/7-8-9. Tantalite, 5/292; 10/8. Naku, 2/261. Tin, 5/290. Nalinya, see also Buganda, 10/139-40. Tungsten, 5/292. Namasole, see also Buganda, 10/139. Wolfram, 10/7. Namatala River, 2/72. Missionary Factor in East Africa, 17/95-8. Names, Place, see Place-names. Mission to Uganda 1893, 17/1-7. Names, Tribal (Galla and Oromo) 14/225 Mithras, 20/80. 6; (Personal, Baganda) 14/204-14; Mogadishu, 16/175: 19/2-4. (Bukedi) 19/41. Mombasa, 1/31,84; 15/159; 19/5; (AI Naming ceremonies-{Bu~anda) 20/32; Akida Fort Jesus) 16/102-3. (Bugwe) 3/290; KaramoJa; 1/113. Namirembe (Mawokota) 20/61, 66; Monorail, 13/87. (Kyadondo) 2/103. Motorcar, First, 1/148-9; 4/154; 13/93; Namulondo, 4/286; 9/52; 13/226; 20/63. 15/30. Namuyonjo, 5/285, 287-8; 6/129, 204-6; MOUNTAINS, origin, 1/135-6; 2/73, 149; 14/154. Uganda, 2/145-57; Northern Province, Nankongolo Rock (Busoga), 13/111-12. 18/58-64. Ndahura, 3/158-9; 5/12-21; 16/67. Abutse, 15/165-8. Neoanthroplc man, 1/69, 70. Birunga, see Bufumbiro. Ncwspapeors, 4/27-40. Bufumbiro, 1/107; 2/146, 149; 12/96; N~ule (Crown) 4/314; 7/180. 14/139; 20/105-12. NIcknames (Bukedi) 11/65-7, 104; 12/115 Debasien 2/150. 18,231; 13/237-8; (Bunyoro) 11/65-6; Eigon, I J136; 2/713. 146-8, 150-3,250, (Kumam) 19/9-10. 42-3: (Nyamnyam) 264-5; 3/309; 4/173; 10/167; 11/55 12/116; (Kakwa) 12/116; (Chopi) 8; 12/34-5, 130, 175-8; 19/114; 12/117; (Galla) 12/117-18. 20/113. Nile dry crossing, 1/68-9. 156-8; 2/86-9; Karisimbi, 2/301; 20/111. 4/350-1; 5/301-2; 14/224. Kenya, 1/71; 12/61-2. Nile perch, 1/164-5; 11/106-9; 12/105-6. Kilimanjaro, 1/87,71; 3/84-6; 12/61-2. Nile route, 1/43, 44. 46. Mikeno. 2/300-1. Nile sources, 1/131-2; (Arab A.D. 950) Muhavura, 1/107; 2/149; 14/139; 7/47-8; (Burton) 12/61-71. 20/108. Nsimbi and his pipe, 19/91-3. Nkokonieru. 2/72; 6/132; 20/121. Nsongezi. 1/69. Otzc, 15/165-8. Ntemi, 17/90-3. Ruwenzori. 1/96. 99; 2/145, 153, 249 Ntusi. 2/25-7, 226; 10/150. 50; 4/179, 247-56; 5/304-5; 10/84 Nyabingi cult. 2/202-4; 6/73-86; 19/204. 96,167; 11/61-3; 12/185-9; 13/130: Number, Sacred, Nine, 4/294. 297. 316: 15/74-9, 177-81; 19/121-36. 6/97; 7/181; 8/54; 10/33. 58, 61; Sabinio, 1/107,20/111. 14/23; 17/140; 20/54-5, 63-4. 10 UGANDA JOURNAL Nuer, 1/165-6; 3/230-8; (modes of Rocks: see Kungu, Mabare, Nyakyegwe, address) 12/166-71. Nankongolo; (Mubende) 14/85-96; Nyakyegwe Rock, 10/67. (Bulegeya) 14/85-6; (Gamugole) 14/89; Nyapea, 16/179-80. (Kakumiro) 15/118-19. Rock en~ravmg, 20/206. Rock pamting, 12/ 57; 17/8-13; 19/90; Ox Invocation, 16/69-71. 20/205. Ox-names (Karamoja) 16/72-5. Romans, 2/30. Owen Falls Scheme, 16/107-12; 17/28-37. Rosette Stone, Ntusi, 10/151-2. Ruanda, 10/111, 126. Palms, 1/55. Rubaga, 1/33, 37-40; 2/8, 65, 67, 172; Papyrus, 1/52-3, 56. 14/23, 45. Patiko, 9/90; 12/122, 125-7; (Patico) Rubber, 1/9, 10; 11/51, 54, 121; 13/82, 6/191, 194; (Fatiko) 2/8,11. 217. Petroleum, 5/294. Rukidi, 1/66; 3/156, 159-60; 4/75-7; Photography, 2/285-90; (groups) 3/239 11/3. 42, 322. Place-names-(Buganda) 10/43-53; (reso) 17/191-2; (Uganda) 17/101-23; 18/76 Saben's Directory, 20/101; 15/120. 8, 199; 19/102. Sacred fire, 20/63, 6. Plantain-eater, 1/14. Sailing on Lake Victoria, 6/202-3, 7/51. Plantains, 1/140, 142. Sanctity of number nine, see Number. Plant collection (Karamoja) 6/43-53. Sanctity of cattle, 6/18, 19. Pluvial period, 1/100; 3/99-102; 12/15,4-6. Sanctity of milk, 6/32-4. Poems "This springing wilderness" 9/87- Sanders saga, 7/1-26. 8. "The witch tree", "The old lady", School, First in East Africa, 12/115. 6/118. "I am not armed", 7/142; "No Sculpture, African, 6/169-75. time to weep", 7/144. Seduction medicine-(Lango), 15/65-6. Poisons, Plant, 4/208-19. Semakokiro, 2/23, 268-9; 11/80. Police, 2/221. Settlers, 11/52-3. Poll tax, Reasons for paying, 10/39. Shows, Agricultural, 13/217-19. Polyandry, 6/31. Sickle-cell traits, 15/41-3. Polygamy, 14/144. Siroko, 2/72; 20/121. Population, 1/134-44; 2/110; (Jinja) Sisal, 12/179. 17/38-50; (Karamoja) 17/178-85. Skin, African, 3/161-4; 4/168-72. Postal services, 5/144-54; (delays) 10/146. Slave trade, 1/47; 7/70-84; 11/6; 12/1. Pottery, 8/58-64; 13/23-30; 20/208; 121: 14/17,129; 15/4-9,53-5,125,127 17/56-8. 8; 17/150-1; 18/96. Prehistory, see Archeology. Sleeping medicine (Lango) 15/67. Progress in Africa, see Lango. Sleeping sickness, 2/11-13; 11/117-18; Protectorate, 1/84. 12/173-5; 13/220-1; 15/26-40. Proverbs (Buganda) 3/21-2, 247-58; (An Smallpox, 1/126. kole) 4/311: 6/110-17; (Africa) 7/24-5 ; Snakes of Uganda, 1/14, 15; 3/47-78, 130 (Bunyoro) 9/115, 91; (Lango) 10/113 48, 211-29, 259-81; 4/41-64, 126-50, 220 23. 46, 319-49; 5/27-45.93-129, 160-244. Pygmies, 1/7-9, 108, 138; 4/115-19; Snake Worship, 1/8; 3/75-6; 9/49; 15/144, 153. 10 /68; 13/204-5. Python, 3/211-21. Snake-bite, 3/70-1. Python Worship, 1/8; 5/300. Snake folklore, 3/130-1. Social Research, E.A. Institute, 15/205-6. Sodomy, 20/87. Quinine, 13/219, 20. Soil Erosion, 4/156-61; also see Erosion. Soil, 14/114; (Soils and men) 14/97-102. Railway, 1/43, 85; 2/100-2; (Buildings) Soroti, 19/30, 39. 12/1-15; 13/221; 14/130-1, 134, 219- Southern Route from Coast, 1/43-5. 20; (West Extension) 18/71-5. ' Son~s (Hima) 6/101. Rainfall and Climate. 13/154-70. Sowmg (Ankole) 3/203-8. Ra!n Fo~est, 1/54; 3/51; 15/144-7. Sphere, British. 7/74-84. Rammakmg (Karamoja) 1/114-15; 3/293- Springs, Hot, 2/204, also see Hot Springs. 4; 6/100-1; (reso) 10/25-8; (Madi) Staff list 1895, 1/61-3. 13/205-7; (Teso) 18/185-6. Stamps, 2/168; 5/141·59; 6/56; 7/96. Reincarnation, 7/111. Steamers, Lake, 4/268-9; 11/49; 12/13. Religion-(Bugwe) 3/292-3' (Lango) Steamship services, 13/216. 12/119-20. ' Suakin, 1/162. R!ddles-(Ankole) 4/311-12; 6/105-9. Sudan 'Notes, 1/159-66. RIft valleys, 1/135-6, 138. Sudanese in Mexico. 8/28-32. Rjght hand-Left hand, 15/207-9. Sudanese troops, 17/14-22; (see Mutiny). Rinderpest-(History) 5/22-6' 10/126' Sugar, 11/59. (1894) 19/16, 32. ', Sundial, 16/173-4. Ripon Falls, 1/33. 2/107. Survey of Kasilang Erony, Teso, 20/182 Ritual Sacrifice, 20/75-6. 97. Roads, 11/49, 52; 12/94-5, 181 183' Swahilis, 1/23-4; 12/164. 13/96. ', Swamps, 1/51-60; 20/15-16, 166-76. INDEX 11

Taboos (avoidance of in-laws. Lango) Victoria, Lake, 1/135-7; 2/169-71; 15/71-2. 11/124; 12/63-71; see also Birds of Taxation, 2/103; 4/36; (Buganda) 10/137; Prey, Sailing, Steamers, Waterspouts. 11/49-50; 20/25-6. Winds. Tea, 11 /49, 121. Village life, Buganda, 20/27-36. Thirtieth Meridian, 17/71-81, see also Visitors (Buganda) 20/33; Hima, 6/30-1. Boundary Commissions. Volcanoes, 1/107-9, 135; 2/73, 149, 301; Thunderstorms, 2/302-4; 4/257-62. 3/84-6. Timber, 2/278-84. Time of day, see Hours of day. Wadelai, 11/7; 12/83; 131174; 16/32-3; Tobacco, 11/50,55; 13/95; 14/143. 17{78-80. Town life in Buganda, 20/37-46. Waklwugulu, 7/49. Trade (Lango) 8/15-18; 11/49; 12/164; Wamara, 4/75; 5/15, 16; 10/107; 20/97. 15/2-4; 18/116; 20/20-4. Wanema, 2/261-2; 20/54-6, 60, 66, 79. Traders, Early, 2/102/ 104; 11 /80, 82, 84, War, 1914, and Ankole, 10/134. 96-7; 13/31-8; 15 51-2; 20/21-2. Water, 10/9-11. Transport, 2/105-9; (Motor) 15/30 ; Water-clearing courbonia root, 12/100-1; (Wheelbarrow) 4/30; (Elephant) 4 151 13/240-1. 5; 13/82,94-5; 14{129-38; 20/17. Waterspouts, 5/46-8, 255-6; 6/56. Traps, Game, 2/250- . Were Hyena, 3/320-1; 4/92. Trees. Indigenous, 8/40 ; (Lusambya) Were Leopard, 3/300-2, 320-1; 4125; 8/84; 12/146-51; 17/197-8. . 7193-5. Treaties. 10/128-9, 133 ' 12/25-42, 231-2; Were Lion, 4/91-2; 10/74-5,77. 13/171-6; 14/50; 17 J189. Western Highlands, 1/138, 143-4. Tribal History, African, 1'0154-63. White Fathers, 1/44-see also Lavigerie, Turkana. 17/93-4. Livinhac. Lourdel. . Twins-{Buganda) 20/31-2; (Nuer) 3/230 Wills. 20/88-93. 8; (Bugwe) 4/98. Winds and Storms on L. Victoria, 8/76-80 ; 9/135. Winifred S.S., 4/268-9. Uganda Co., 2/104; 12/183, 192-3, 196; Witchcraft: (Bugisu) 4/7-26; (Ankole) 18/207-9. 2139; (Madi) 13/207-10. Uganda, a Review, 31324-5. Woods (Light and Hard) 2/278-84. Uganda, Journey to 1895, 1183-95. Uganda memories, 2/97-115; 10/168-70. Zanj, 19/5-6. Uganda question 1892. 18181-100. zanzibar, 1/26-8, 31, 43, 44, 46. Uganda, Story of, 7/202-3. Zeila, 19/1-2. Umbilical cord, 20/55-6, 62. Zinj. 20/198-9. Zimbo. 2/31, 230. Zimbabwe, 2/30-2; 13/26; (Cylinder) Vegetation of Buganda, 20/13-16; (In 14/225: (Monomotapa culture) 14/109 Uganda) 12/139-52-see also Flora. 14; 17/57; 20/202-5.

(d) INDEX of REVIEWS In the list of reviews set out below it is not thought necessary to give the author of the work concerned. The writers of the reviews, however can, where known, be found in the Index of Authors. Africa Answers back, 4/181. Economic Development and Tribal Change, African Highway, 18/79. 19/111. African Roses, 5/305. Ekitabo kya bika bya Baganda, 14/228. African mind in health and diseases, The, Europe and Africa, 19/113. 18/200. Excavations at the Njoro River Cave. Anatomy of Lango Religion and Groups, 17/94. The,12/119. Bantu. 10/42. Fung Kingdom of Sennar, 17/94. Bark-cloth making in the Central Celebes, Game animals of Eastern Africa, 15/212. 2/172. Geologie du Congo BeIge, 20/224. Birds of Eastern and North Eastern Africa. 17/195. Grass communities and mountain vegeta Bisoro Stories, The, 5/307. tion in Uganda, The, 18/205. BU\landa Government and Its Constitu- "I am not armed". Poems, 7/142. tIonal Function, The, 18/209. Indigenous trees of the Uganda Protector Building of Mount Elgon, The, 19/114. ate, The, 8/40; 17/197. Chaga Childhood, 9/89. King of Ganda, The-The Studies in Die Kolonisation Ugandas, 2/171. Sacral Kingship in Africa, 13/114. East Africa Royal Commission 1953-55 Land Tenure in Buganda, 18/202. Report, 20/100. Liberia: A century of Survival. 1847 East African Background, 15/213. 1947, 12/233. 12 UGANDA JOURNAL Livingstone's Last Journey, 11 / 129. Shotgun and Sunlight, 151214. Lunyoro-Lunyankole-English and Eng Simuda Nyuma, 6/58. lish-Lunyoro-Lunyankole Dictionary, Social Institutions of the Kipsigis, 8/86. A, 7/195. Some African Milesto.nes, 17/196. Lwoo, The-Part I, Lwoo migrations, Some notes on the Northern Islands of 16/82. Victoria, 2/169. Lwoo, The-Part II, Lwoo traditions, Story of the Uganda Agreement, The, 17/86. 15/212. Lwoo, The-Part III, Clans, 19/212. Standard Swahili-English Dictionary, A, 7/193. Maasai Grammar, A, 20/220. Standard English-Swahili Dictionary, A, Missionary Factor in East Africa, The 7/193. 17/95. Study of the Acholi language, Grammar Mountains of the Moon, 5/304. and vocabulary, A, 7/195. Sudan Notes and Records. Vol. XVI, 1933, "No time to weep". Poems, 7/144. 1/159. Ntemi, The, 17/90. Survey of African marriage and family life, 18/211. Obwomezi bw' Omukama Duhaga II, Swahili lessons, 20/103. 15/212. "This springing wilderness," Poems, 9/87. Pleistocene geology and Prehistory of Trade of Lake Victoria, The, 20/102. Uganda, The, Part II, 17/198. Tribal Crafts of Uganda, 19/110. Preliminary Survey of the Turkana, A, 17/93. Uganda (Thomas and Scott), 3/324. Political system of the Anuak of the Anglo Uganda Memories (1897-1940), 10/168. Egyptian Sudan, The, 9/86. Uganda Company Ltd., The-The first fifty years, 18/207. Saben's Commercial Directory and Hand Uganda, The Story of, 7/202. book of Uganda 1950-51, 15/120. Saben's Commercial Directory and Hand Zimbabwe-Monomotapa Culture in South book of Uganda 1955-56, 20/101. east Africa, The, 14/109.

(e) INDEX of AUTHORS Adinola, A. B. The Lamogi rebellion, - Payera Acholi, Note on the origin of 1911-12, 18/166. the, 1/65. Akroyd, R. The British Museum (Natural - Ruwenzori, Exploration of the, 19/121. History) Expedition to the Biringa vol - Ruwenzori: Routes on Mount Stanley, canoes, 1933-4, 1/107. 15/74. Anywar, Reuben, S. The life of Rwot - Sudan Notes and Records Vol. XVI Iburaim Awich, 12/72. (Review), 1/165. - and Hicks, P. H. Ruwenzori, 10/84. Bagenda, I. K. Kiganda drums (letter), Bes,Uganda Protectorate (Review), 17/197. (letter), 18/76. Griffith, G. Ap. Soils and men, 14/97. - Measuring African Elephants, 18/181. - Soil Erosion (letter), 6/208. Gray, Sir John Milner: - The practice of running goats with cattle Articles: (letter), 13/113. Acholi History, 1860-1901, 15/121, - Our plundered planet (Review), 14/114. 16/32, 16/132. - The uses of the banana (letter), 2/254. Acholi land in 1897, 18/21. Gudger, E. W. The giant freshwater perch Ahmed bin Ibrahim-The first Arab of Africa (Reprint), 11/106. to reach Uganda, 11/80. Gulliver, Dr. P. H. Bell-oxen and ox Basoga, The, 3/308. names among the Jie, 16/72. Biggo, The riddle of, 2/226. - Blood of the Karamojong, The (letter), tlishop Hannington, Correspondence 18/195. relating to the death of, 13 / 1. - Jie agriculture, 18/65. Buganda, Early history of, 2/259. - "Lango" as a title for the Nilo- Early treaties in Uganda, 1888-91, Hamites, The name, 15/111. 12/25. - Population of Karamoja, The, 17/178. Gordon's fort at Mruli, 19/62. - Teso and Karamojong cluster, The, Kibuka, 20/52. 20/213. Kirk, Sir John, and Mutesa, 15/1. Gutkind, P. C. W. Town life in Buganda, Livingstone's Muganda servant, 20/37. 13/199. Gumba, E. and Kafuho, E. Two Lusoga Mackay's canoe voyage along the fables, 10/17. Western shore of Lake Victoria in 1883, 18/13. Haddon, E. B. Perfect tense in the Eastern Mutesa of Buganda, 1/22. Bantu languages, The, 4/120. Speke and Grant, 17/146. - Standard Swahfli-English Dictionary, Toro in 1897, 17/14. A (Review), 7/193. Year of three Kings of Buganda, The, - Standard English-Swahili Dictionary, 14/15. A (Review), 7/193. Notes: - Swahili lessons (Review), 2 103. Anglo-German Agreement relating to - Tribal nicknames (letter), 11 65. traffic on Lake Victoria, 11/124. - Whistled signals (letter), 17 189. Emin Pasha, Another letter of, 14/219. Haddow, A. J. Whistled SignalsAamong the Kabarega's Embassy to the Mahdists Bakonjo, 16/164. in 1897, 19/93. Hancock. The major pests of the cotton Krapf and Rebmann, A precursor of, plant in Uganda, 3/26. 1/71. - Some notes on the northern islands of Nsimbi and his pipe, 19/91. Victoria (Review), 2/171. INDEX 15 Harris, C. M. Sesse canoes, 10/29. Jackson, Sir Frederick J. The ghost of Harris, W. J. A. The Buganda government Leven House, Mombasa, 15/159. and its constitutional functions (Review), - Two nature notes, 16/94. 18/209. Jackson, T. H. E. A trout from the Siti Harris, W. Victor. Insects which alter the river, 13/107. landscape, 12/57. -A Madi spring, 17/76. Hawes, Brig. C. G. Some effects of the Jacobs, Benet L. A note from Luuka Owen Falls Scheme, 16/107. county, Busoga, 13/111. Hayley, T. T. Steiger. Lango religion, The Jacobs, Benet L. and Fleay, M. A hot power and concept in, 7/98. sulphur spring in Toro, 16/67. _ Lango marriage customs, Changes in, James, E. T. The time of day in Ankole, 7/145. 17/73. _ Wage labour and the desire for wives - Bahima cattle transactions, 17/74. among the Lango, 8/15. Jardine, Jock. Hippo hunting by night. Head, M. E. Inter-tribal history through 5/302. tribal stories, 10/106. Jeffreys, Dr. M. D. W. Maize names, Henderson, K. D. D. Maize names (letter), 18/192. 15/117. - Muhindi or grain of Arabia, 20/198. Henderson, J. P. Some aspects of climate .- Tribal names: Galla and Oromo (letter), in Uganda, with special reference to rain 14/225. fall, 13/154. Jenkms, A. O. A note on the Saza of Henderson, Lieut.-Col. G. J. The strange Bugerere, Buganda Kingdom, 6/204. story of an attack by a lion on a hippo potamus on the shores of Lake Naivasha, Kafuho, E. and Gumba, E. Two Lusoga 4/93. fables, 10/17. Herskovits, Melvile J..Mweso (letter), Kagolo, B. M. Tribal names and customs 5/51. in Teso District, 19/41. Hewetson, C. An early cash book from Kanyamunyu, P. K. The traditions of the Nandi station, 16/30. coming of the Abalisa clan to Buhwezu. Hicks, P. H. The railway extension to Ankole, 15/191. Western Uganda, 18/71. Kasule, R. M. K. Ensenene (letters), Hicks. P. H. and Bere, R. M. Ruwenzori. 2/167,2/306. 10/84. Katb: ra, D. Grasshoppers (letters). Hill, J. E. Two mammals from Bwamba 2/306-7. County, Uganda, 17/166. Kaumi, B. K. Days in the life of a cotton Hindmarsh, R. Europe and Africa (Review), grower, 13/177. 19/113. Kennedy, F. R. Teso clans (letter), 5/137. Hippe!. E. V. Crocodile, Stomach contents - Some notes on the making and main of. 10/148. tenance of golf greens in Uganda, 8/84. - Kavirondo (letter), 10/166. Kinlock. Maj. B. G. Karamoja Bell - Kaweri, 10/158. (Obituary), 19/106. - Kaweri (letter), 10/165. Kirkpatrick, R. T. Lake Choga and sur Hone. Sir H. R. The native of Uganda and rounding country, 10/160. the Criminal Law, 6/1. Kironde, E. S. W. The Lusambya tree - The History of the Uganda Volunteer (letter), 8/84. Reserve, 8/65. Kulubya, S. W. Some aspects of Baganda Hopkins, G. H. E. African buffalo, A customs, 9/49. note on the, 2/297. Kusambiza, Nelson F. M. Mother Kevin. - Fleas of East Africa, Annotated and 11 /123. illustrated keys to the known (Scienti K. W., The kings of Bunyoro-Kitara. fic Supplement), 11/133. 3/149,155; 4/65,75; 5/53,70. -Insects, Mankind at war with the, 2/234. - Lice, 10/97. Ladkin, Dr. R. G. and Raper, Dr. A. B. - Moles in Uganda, 11/98. The Banakalanga of Kyagwe, 15/144. - Mosquitoes and on methods of control, Laight, Miss and Lubogo, Y. K. Basoga Notes on Uganda, 2/49. death and burial rites, 2/120. - Mutesa's letter to Gordon (letter), 8/37. - Empisa ezokuzika mu Busoga, 2/133. Hubbard, C. E. Maize names (letter), Lanning, E. C. Ancient earthworks in 15/:209. Western Uganda, 17/51. Hull. R. L. Mackay's grave at Usambiro - Ancient earthworks in Western Uganda (letter). 4/272. (letter), 18 (78. Humphrey-Smith, G. An Arab historian's - Masaka hIll-an ancient centre of wor reference to the Sources of the Nile in ship, 18/24. A.D. 950. 7/47. - Munsa earthworks. The, 19/177. Hutchinson. Dr. J. B. The dissemination - Prehistory, The third Pan-African con- of cotton in Africa, 16/1. gress on, 20/202. - Rock-cut mweso boards. 20/97. Ingham. Dr. K. Buganda, Some aspects - Shafts in Buganda and Toro: Notes on of the history of, 20/1. certain, 18/187. - Bunyoro, The amagasani of the aba - Shafts in Buganda and Toro (letter). kama of, 17/138. 20/216. - Lan~o district, 1907-1935. British - Sultan Fademulla Murjan of Aringa. Administration in. 19/156. . 18/178. 16 UGANDA JOURNAL Lawrance, J. C. D. Rock paintings in Mettam, R. W. M. Plant poisoning in Teso, 17/8, 19/90. Africa, 4/208. - Teso to 1937, A history of, 19/7. - A short history of Rinderpest in special Lehmann, Dr. H. and Raper, Dr. A. B. reference to Africa, 5/22. Distribution of the sickle-cell trait ill Middleton, Dr. J. Myth, history and Uganda and its ethnological signifi mourning taboos in Lugbara, 19{194. cance, 15/4l. Miller, R. G. Crocodile fishing, 3/317. Lind, Dr. E. M. The natural vegetation of Mill Hill Fathers. Derivations of some Buganda, 20/13. Teso place-names, 16/168. - Studies in Uganda swamps, 20/166. Mitchell, Sir Philip, E. Indirect Rule, LindseU, R. F. J. Uganda place names 4{10l. (letter), 19/102. Moore, Mrs. Calion. Rwot Iburaim Awich Lindsell, R. F. J. and Thomas, H. B. (letter), 14{223. Early ascents of Mount Elgon, 20/113. Morris, H. F. Ankole, Historic sites in, Lowenthal, L. J. A. The Africans' skin, 20{177. 3/16l. - Balisa Bakama of Buzimba, The, 17/71. Low, Anthony. British Public opinion and - Mpororo, The Kingdom of, 19/204. the Uganda question: October-Decem Morns, T. D. H. Bakonjo shrines, 17/78. ber 1892, 18T8l. Moses, Michael, A history of Wadelai, Lowth, N. L. C. The stc;>ry of the entry of 17/78. the Alur in to the West Nile, 2/245. Mukasa, E. W. S. The reason for the crea Lubogo, Y. K. and Laight, Miss. Busoga tion of the post of Mugema in Buganda, death and burial rites, 2/120. 10{150. - Empisa ezokuzika mu Busoga, 2/133. Mukasa, Ham. Ebifa ku mulembe gwa Lubwana, Aloni. Liberia: a century of Kabaka Mutesa, Parts 1 and II, 1/116, survival, 1847-1947 (Review), 12/233. 2{60. . Ludger, K. Control of crime in primitive - Some notes on the reign of Mutesa, Society-An example from Teso, 16/130. Parts I and II, 1/124,2/65. - Rainmakers in Teso, 18/185. - The Rule of the Kings of Buganda, Lush, Allan J. Kiganda drums, 3/7. 10/136. - Kiganaa drums (letter), 3/245. Mukasa, Sam K. B. A legendary hero of - Word importation (letter), 6/165. Buganda, 7/49. Muratori, Fr. Carlo. Maize names in history. A further discussion, 16/76. Macdonald, W. W. Lake flies, 17/124. Musisi, Y. K. Ekitabo kya bika bya MacGiIl, R. Meteorites in Uganda (letter), Buganda (Review), 14{228. 8{35. Maini, M. N. Saben's Commercial Direc Nason, C. S. Proverbs of the Buganda, tory and Handbook of Uganda, 1955 3{247. 56 (Review), 20/10l. Nsimbi, N. B. Baganda personal names, Mair. Lucy. What anthropologists are after, 14{204. 7{85. Nsimbi, M. B. Village life and customs in Malandra, Father A. The ancestral shine of Buganda, 20/27. the Acholi, 7{27. Nye, G. W. A legend of some hills in Maling, R. W. Early explorers in Ankole Buganda, 7/140. (letter), 2{307. - A note on Kikasa in Bulemezi, 7{190. - Old Azigara of the West Nile, 6/123. - The were leopard, 7{93. O'Brien, T. P. Prehistory and Uganda, Margach, T. P. Nile perch in Lake Albert, 2{183. 12/105. Ocheng, D. O. Land tenure in Acholi, Marriott, J. W. F. The Kampala museum, 19{57. 2/79. O'Donovan, B. The Political System of Marshall, K. The pleistocene geology and the Anuak (Review), 9{86. prehistory of Uganda, Part II (Review), Okello, Y. K. Lango marriage, 15{65. 17/198. Oliver, Dr. Roland. Bachwezi, The question - The prehistory of Entebbe peninsula about the, 17{135. 18/44. ' - Baganda and the Bakonjo, The, 18{31. Masefield, Geoffrey B. Livingstone and the - East Africa, 1884-1894, Some factors in Ba~anda, 10/79. the British occupation of, 15{49. - Maize names (letter), 14/106. Olivier, Henry. Some aspects of the Owen - Livingstone's last journey (Review), Falls Scheme, 17/28. 11 /129. OIyech, Erimayo. The anointing of clan Mayanja. A. M. K. Chronology of heads among the Lango, 4{317. BU1!anda. 1800-1907, from Kagwa's Osmaston, H. A. The termite and its uses Ebika, 16{148. for food, 15/80. MacFie, Dr. John. African performance on an intelligence test. 18{34. Pallister, J. W. Geologie du Congo Beige - The African mind in health and disease (Review). 20{22l. (Review), 18{200. Parry, R. E. Conurbation (letter), 4{98. Menzies. I. R. The glaciers of Ruwenzori - The board game in North-West Africa, 15{177. ' 4/176. - A. p~gan harvest thanksgiving in Acholi - Fusiform Cumulo-Nimbus clouds in Dlstnct, 18{182. Uganda, 4{257. INDEX 17 - Further notes on two antique chairs in Posnett, R. N. Some notes on West Nile Namirembe Cathedral, 7/191. hills and History, 15/165. Pavey, M. R. The naming of twins (letter), Prentice, A. N. Clover in Kampala, 4/98. 15/203, 16/100. Pearson, E. O. Problems of insect pests of - Economic development and tribal cotton in tropical Africa, 16/15. change (Review), 19/111. Pearson, Pete. The Black forest pigmies, Pulfrey, W. The building of Mount Elgon 4/115. (Review), 19/114. Pentreath, R. Superstitions in North Kar Purseglove, J. W. Kigezi resettlement, Kavirondo, 3/318. 14/139. Percy, Richard C. and Ridley, Matthew W. On a few fish from Bwamba, 19/96. Raper, A. B. and Ladkin, R. G., Drs. The Percy, Richard C., Percy, H. E. and Ridley, Banakalanga of Kyagwe, 15/144. M. W. The birds of Bwamba-Further Raper, A. B. and Lehmann, H., Drs. Dis additions, 17/161. tribution of sickle-cell trait in Uganda Perkins, E. A. Temple. Bwamba initiation and its enthnological significance, 15/41. ceremony (letter), 4/270. Ravenstein, E. G. Messrs. Jackson and - Crocodiles of Nabugabo, The, 11 /69. Gedge's journey to Uganda via Masai - Crocodile in Uganda, The finding of land, 12/129. the first live pigmy, 15/182. Richards, Dr. A. I. Survey of African - Elephants, A strange story about, 3/79. marriage and family life (Review), - Elephants again, Island, 11 /38. 18/211. - Elephants, Growth and reproduction of Ridley, M. W., Percy, H. E. and Percy, (letter), 17/82. R. C. The birds of Bwamba-Further Perry, Dr. J. S. The growth and reproduc additions, 17/161. tion of Elephants in Uganda, 16/51. Roberts, R. O. Meteorites in Uganda, Perryman, Percy W. Double swindle, 11 /42. 12/134. Robins, Sir Reginald, E. Development of - Native witchcraft, 4/7. the transport system and its part and Pcrsse, E. M. Bagwe, Ethnological notes position in the history and development and some folk tales, The, 3/282. of East Africa, 14/129. - Karamojong, Ethnological notes on Rogers, F. H. The stamps of Uganda, the, 1/110. . 5/141. - Kavirondo (letter), 1/158. Rollinson, Dr. D. H. L. Cattle earth licks - Waterspouts (letter), 5/255. with some observations in Lango, Pitman, Capt. C. R. S. Aestivating Protop 17/167. [crus, 20/99. Ross, Alan. The stamps of Uganda (letter), - Bird migration, 1/154. 6/56. - Chimpanzees of the Kayonsa region, Russell, Sir Alison. Sailing on the Vic Western Kigezi, 4/266. toria Nyanza in 1908, 6/202. - Crocodiles, About, 9(No. 1)/89-114. - Crocodiles in Uganda, Pigmy, 16/121. - Crocodile, The amazing muscular re- Schofield, A. T. Photography in Uganda, flexes of a dead. 9/81. 2/285. - Gowers, Sir William-a tribute (Obitu Scott, Robert. The Mubuku river and the ary). 19/105. Angler, 4/247. - Hale Carpenter, Professor G. D. Sempebwa, E. K. K. Baganda folk songs: (Obituary), 17/193. A rough classification, 12/16. - Islands of Victoria, Some notes on the Shackell, R. S. Mweso-the board game, northern (Review), 2/169. 2/14. - Kayozi (Giant rat), 3/168. - More about mweso, 3/119. - Leopards, High altItude, 15/ I14. -A Buganda fable, 2/304. - Lions catching monkeys, 3/164. Sherwood, E. G. P. The Pan-African Con - Mabira Forest, The, 1/7. ~ress on Prehistory, 1947, 12/153. - Maria Theresa dollar, The, 17/78. Shillito, J. F. "Etuku"-A problem pro- - Nile and its possible influence on the pounded, 5/300. distribution of mammalian species, A Simmons, W. C. Mimicry, 2/162. dry crossin~ of the (letter), 2/86. -A note on chamaeleons, 3/165. - Ringed white storks, Recovery of, 3/83. Simoons, F. J. Notes on the Bushpig - Ringed white storks, Recovery of (potomochoerus), 17/80. (letter), 3/246. Skeens. S. R. Reminiscences of Busoga - Samaki-eapt. R. J. D. Salmon, and its chiefs. 4/185. M.V.O., M.C.-Tribute, 17/68. Smith, E. G. The first postage stamps of - Shotgun and sunlight (Review), 15/214. Uganda (letter), 2/168. - Snakes of Uganda, A guide to the, Snoxall, R. A. Bantu (Review), 10/42. Parts I-XI, 3/47, 3/130, 3/211, 3/259, - Busemba (letter), 5/50. 4/41. 4/126, 4/220, 4/319, 5/27, 5/93, - Coronation ritual and customs of 51160. Buganda, The, 4/277. - Some African milestones (Review), - Elementary Luganda (Review), 16/104. 17{196. - James Martin (Antonio Martini), 1857- - Sudan Notes and Records. Vol. XVI 1924, 1/145. (Review). I! 163. - "No time to weep;'-Poems (Review), Porch, R. O. H. Kaweri (letter), 10/165. 7/144. 18 UGANDA JOURNAL - Simuda nyuma (Review), 6/58. Livingstone: Carus Farrar's narrative, - Some Buganda place-names, 10/43. The death of, 14/115. - Word importation into Bantu language Mission to Uganda in 1893-ln with particular reference to Ganda, Memory, The 17/1. 5/267. Soudanese Corps in Mexico (1863 Snoxall, R. A. and Gray, J. M. The Uganda 67) and on Fort Magungu, Notes staff list for 1895, 1/61. on the, 8/28, Sofer, Cyril and Rhona. Recent population Treaties in Uganda, More early, growth in Jinja, 17/38. 13/171. Southall, Dr. A. W. The Alur legend of Notes: Sir Samuel Baker and tbe Mukama Antique chairs for Namirembe Cathe Kabarega, 15/187. dral, Two, 7/138, - Alur tradition and its historical signifi Emile Jonveaux-An armchair Afri cance. 18/137. can explorer, 10/152. Soutbwold, M. Inberitance of land in Emin Pasha-A last portrait, 16/175. Buganda, The 20/88. Emin Pasha, An autograph letter of, - Land tenure in Buganda: Present day 13/235. tendencies (Review), 18/202. Federal capital for Eastern Africa Stafford, D. N. Tbe burial of Kabarega, Some early proposals, A, 2/247. 19/208. Imperial British East Africa Company - Bunyoro grain pits, 19/208. medal, The, 16/28, 19/209, - The casting of metals, 19/208. Jacob Wainwright in Uganda, 15/204. Slanier, Margaret W. The blood of the Jackson and von Tiedmann, 2/158. Karamojong, 17/173. Maria Theresa dollar, The, 16/96. Stephens, J. E. M. Derivations of some Relic of S.S. Khedive, A, 14/103. Teso place-names (letter), 17/191. Roddy Owen, 18/186. Stoneham, H. F. Medals and decorations Ruwenzori, An early visit to, 11/61. (letter), 3/87. Ruwenzori and Elgon. Footnotcs,2/249. - Tribal nicknames (letter), 12/231. Speke in 1894, Death of, 13/105. - Whislled signals (letter), 18/ 196. Two finds in Nonhern Uganda, 16/173. Stones, R. Y. Kibo, 3/84. Wilsons of early Uganda, The, 20/210. Switzer, C. W. Okuhaliza, 3/243. Letters, Reviews, Obituaries: - The story of Lwabinumi, 4/262. A Biographical dictionary of the Sykes, J. A haunted house near Kampala Sudan (Review), 16/103. (letter), 16/181. Die Kolonisation Ugandas (Review), - The Sanders Saga, 7/1. 2/171. - The story of Uganda (Review), 7/202. The Fung kingdom of Sennur Synge, Patrick M. Some notes on the (Review), 17/94. mountains of Uganda, 2/145. The Missionary factor in East Africa (Review), 17/95. Tarantino, Fr. A. Lango clans, 13 /109. Tribal nicknames (letter), 12/115. - Lango wars, 13/230. Sir Alben R. Cook (Obituary), -Notes on the Lango, 13/145. 15/211. - The origin of the Lango, 10/ 12. Godinho, Norman (Obituary), 16/152. Thomas, A. S. The coming of the banana Bishop Willis (Obituary), 19/103. to Uganda (letter), 19/211. Thomas, H. B. and Ivan Dale. Uganda - Garden making in Uganda, 8/1. place-names-Some European eponyms, - Some photographs of Bwamba initiates, 17/101. 4/90. Thomas, H. B. and Lindsell, R. F. J. - Shafts in Buganda and Toro (letter). Early ascents of Mount Eigon, 20/1 13. 19/21 I. Thomas, H. B. and Others. Our predeces Thomas. H. B. sors, 3/239, 322; 7/141. Articles: Thompson, A. D. F. Barkcloth making in Arabic correspondence captured in Buganda, 1/17. South-West Bunyoro in 1895. - Barkcloth making in the Celebes (Re 13/31. view), 2/172. Baganda martyrs, 1885-1887, The, - The uses of the Banana, 2/1 16. 15/84. Tomblings, D. G. Group at Government Delme-Radcliffe's movements in 1899, House, Entebbe, 1913,7/141. 11/126. Tracey, Hugh. Whistled signals (letter), "Futki" and some other Elephants, 18/196. 4/151. Tremlett, R. K. Right hand-left hand Giovanni Miani and the White Nile. (letter), 15/207. 6/176. Trowell, Margaret. Clues to African Gordon's farthest South in Uganda in Tribal history, 10 / 54. 1876,5/284. - From Negro sculpture to Modern paint Hannington, The last days of Bishop. ing, 6/169. 8/19. - Rosette cylinder from NlUsi, The. Imperatrix v. Juma and Urzee, 7/70. 10/151. Kakunguru, Capax Imperii, The story - Some Royal craftsmen of Buganda, of Semei, 6/125. 8/47; (letter) 9/134. Linant De Bellefords and Stanley's Turner, G. C. "I am not armed" (Poems, lettcr to the'Daily Telegraph, 2/7. Review), 7/142. INDEX 19 - - Uganda Memories, 1897-1940 (Review), Weekes, J. T. The birds of Ruwenzon, 10/168. 13 /130. Turpin, C. A. The occupation of the Turk Whitehead, Maj. E. F. A short history of well river area by the Karamojong tribe, Uganda military units formed during 12/16l. World war II, 14/ l. Twining, E. F. Uganda medals and decora Whitehouse, G. C. The building of the tions, 2/209. Kenya and Uganda Railway, 12/l. - Uganda (Review), 3/324. Whiteley, W. H. A Maasai Grammar (Review), 20/220. Usher-Wilson, L. C. An Acholi hunt. - Swahili lessons (Review), 20/103. 11/30. Williams. A. Basoga death and burial - Dini ya Misambwa. 16/125. rites (letter), 2/255. Williams, A. W. Storks, 2/74. Van Someren, R. An interesting hybrid. - Birds of prey of Lake Victoria (letter), 3/88. 8/39. - V. G. L. and G. R. C. The birds of Williams, F. Lukyn Bwamba, 13/ Supplement. Articles and Notes: Blood-brotherhood in Ankole, 2/33. Wachsmann, Dr. K. P. Ancient earthworks Early Explorers in Ankole, 2/196. in Western Uganda: Notes on finds. Coronation of the Bakama of Koki. 18/190. The. 4/313. -- An approach to African music, 6/148. Drum Wango, The, 6/54. Wainwright, G. A. The coming of the Hima cattle, Parts I and II. 6/17, Banana to Uganda. 16/145. 6/87. - Bananas in Uganda (letter), 17/85. Inauguration of the Omugabe of -- Diffusion of -lIl1la as a name for iron. Ankole to office, The, 4/300. 18/113. Kabaka of Buganda, The Death of \V~lIace. J. M. Fire-making by friction. His Highness Sir Daudi Chwa II. 12/102. K.C.M.G., K.B.E.. and accession W~lshe. Fr. C. I. Notes on the Kumam. of Edward Mutesa II, 7/176. 11/101. Metamorphosis, 4/9l. Watney. N. B. A dry crossing of the Nile Myth. legend and lore in Uganda, near Nimule. 4/350. 10/64. Watson. J. M. Agoro systems of irriga Nuwa MbagUla. Nganzi of Ankole. tion. 16/159. 10/124. - Birds of the riverain forests of Kara Teso clans, 4/174. Illoja and North-East Uganda, Notes on Lerrers. Reviews. Obi/llaries: Ihe. 12/43. Afric;} answers back (Review by -- Game :lI1imals of Eastern Africa (Re F.O.A.).4/181. view). 15/212. African Roses (Review by F.O.A.), - Lake MUlUkula. 8 iJ3. 5/305. - fhe wild mammals of Teso and Kara- Bisoro stories. The (Review by l11oja. Parts I-VIII. 12/200. 13/39. F.O.A.). 5/307. 11 1182. 14/53. 14/163. 15/92. 15/193. Bee-keeping in Uganda (letter). 4/97. !6189. Blood-brotherhood in Ankole (letter). Wahon. J. M. and Wilson. P. N. Notes on 2/252. ihe Flora of Kasilang Erony, Teso. Driberg. J. H. (Obituary). 10/40. 19/183. Storks (letter), 2/83. - Two surveys of Kasilang Erony, Teso, Williams. F. R. J. The pagan religion of 20/182. the Madi. 1:11202. W~)'land. E. J. Bigco bya Mu~enyi: Some ancient earthworks in Northern Buddu. Williams. J. G. The birds of Bwamba: Notes on the. 2/21. Some additions. 15/107. - Bismtllotantalite (and some remarks on - Birds of Eastern and North-eastern Bi'muth). Notes on. 1/150. Africa. Vol. I (Review), 17/195. - Board g~me known as "Mweso" in Wilson. Sir Mark. An aerial phenomenon. U~ancta. Notes on the. 4/84. 2 iJ02. - K:\Iwe. 1/96. - The year of the three Kings (letter). - Ncoanthropic man of the early Stone 15/116. A~e. 1/69. - Sudan Notes and Records (Review). - Nile. A dry crossing of the. 1/68. 1/159. - Nile near Nimule. The dry crossing of Wilson. S. G. The practice of running goats the. 5/30l. with cattle (letter). 13 /113. -A Note on the Deluge and its possible Wilson. P. N. and Watson. J. M. Notes on equivalent in East Africa. 3/111. the flora of Kasilang Erony, Teso. - P~st climates and some future possibili 19/183. ties in Uganda. 3/93. - Two surveys of Kasilang Erony. Teso. - Past climates and some future nossi 20/182. bilities in Uganda (postscript). 3/313. Wood. H. H. The Uganda Native War - Past climates and some future possibili Memorial Recreation Ground, Kampala. ties in Uganda (letter). 3/322. 51296. - Prehistoric "inscriotion" in Ankole and - The Uganda Native War Memorial Ug~nda. Note on a. 5/252. Ground (letter), 6/57. 20 UGANDA JOURNAL Wood, Stella. The witch tree (poem), King of Ganda, The-Studies in the 6/118. Sacral Kingship in Africa, 13 /114. - The old lady (poem), 6/118. Lango religion and groups, The Worker, J. C. With the 4th (Uganda) anatomy of, 12/119. K.A.R. in Abyssinia and Burma, 12/52. Lunyoro-Lunyankole-English and Wright, A. C. A. English-Lunyoro-Lunyankole Dic- Articles and Notes: tionary, 7/195. Acholi religion ceremonies, Some Lwoo, The: Part I Migrations, 16/82. notes on, 3/175. Lwoo The: Part II Lwoo traditions. Blood grouping and the tribal his 17/86. torian, 15/44. Lwoo. The: Part III Clans, 19/212. Iteso Social Organization, Notes on :'-Itemi, The, 17/90. the, 9/57. Social institutions of the Kipsigis. Maize names as indicators of economic The, 8/86. contacts, 13/61. Rainmaking Ceremony in Teso, A, Turkana, A preliminary Survey of the. JO/25. 17/93. Supreme Being among the Acholi Study of the Acholi language, gram Another viewpoint, The, 7/130. mar and vocabulary, 7/195. Letters: Zimbabwe-Monomotapa culture in Acholi religious ceremonies, Some South-East Africa, The, 14/109. notes on, 3/323. Wright. Stephen H. H. The first school in Lwoo people, The, 5/255. East Africa (letter), 12/115. Maize names. 13/239. - Mutesa of Buganda (letter), 1/156. Reviews: Wrigley, C. C. The Uganda Company East African Background. 15/213. limited, The first fifty years, 18/207.