INDEX.

Ayas, 289
Ayent, 118

B.

Bachalp, 78
Baden, 17. Baths, 18
Bagnes, valley and inundation,
304. Mode of preventing a
similar catastrophe, 306.
'Bakewell's Tour in the Ta-
rentaise,' extract from, 351
Bâle, 1

Bâle to Strasburg (Railway), 5
Ballsthal, 10

Balmat, Jacques, 330
Balme, Glacier, 178
Balme, Col de, 341
Balme, Grotte de, 325
Balsille, 381

Barcelonette, 390

Barcelonette to Briançon, 392
Bard, fort, 291

Barnard, Geo., views of Switzer-
land, xxxiv. 75

Barras, M., prior of the hospice
of the Simplon, 171
Barricades, pass of the, 389
Basel, 1

Bellaggio, 256

Bellegarde, 150
Bellenz, 248

Bellinzona, 248.

249

Castles, 249

to Magadino and Locarno,

to Lugano, by Mont Ce-
nere, 253
Bellinzona* to Splügen and
Coire, by the pass of the
Bernardin, 246

Bied, stream of, 136

Bienne, 7

* to Basle, 7

to Berne, 7

Yverdun, 131

mit of, 80

Brunnen, 51

Brussone, 273

Buccione, 264

Buet, 328

Bienne, lake of, 132

Bionnassay, glacier of, 343
Bipp, Castle of, 10

Birs, valley of the, 5. Source
of, 7

Bisi Thal, 211

Bivio, or Stalla, 228

Blaize, St., 129, 134
Blakenstock, 97
Blegno, val, 109
Blistered feet, to cure, xxix.
Blumlis Alp, 112
Bobbio, 383
Boden See, 183
Boghy, gorge of, 98
Boleta or Bolletone, 261
Boltingen, 120
Bondergrat, 112
Bonhomme, Col de, 345
Bonneville, 324

Bonnivard, the Prisoner of
Chillon, 159
Borca, 276
Borgomanero, 264
Borromean islands, 174
Borromeo, San Carlo,
Statue, 176
Bossons, glacier, 329
Botzlingen, 102

parliament of, 102
Bougy, Signal de, 140
Bourg d'Oysans, 375

St. Maurice, 359
Bourget, Lac de, 353
Bovaret, 164
Bozel, 361

106.

Bulach, 24

Cime du Fours, 345
Cimes Blanches, 287

Clairée, Col, 373

140

Cerisio, Lago, 255
Cernetz, 232

CERVIN, Mont, 281. Pass of,

285

Cesanne to Pignerol, by the
Col de Sestrières, 380
Chaffe-Quarre, 358
Chaille, La, gorge of, 367
Chaîne, La, 137
Chaises-à-porteurs, xx.
Châlets and pasturages, li.
Chambave wine, 292
Chambéry, 368

Chambéry to Geneva, 354

*to Pont Beauvoisin, 365
to Lanslebourg, by the
Col d'Iseran, 355
CHAMOUNI, 329. Origin of the
name, 329. Guides, 330. Ex-
cursions around, 330. Mon-
tanvert, 331. Jardin, 332.
Flegère, 333. Breven, 333.
Source of Arveron, 334.
Chapeau, 334. Ascent of
Mont Blanc, 336

to Geneva, 329

to Martigny by the Tête
Noire, 339

* the Col de Balme, 341
to Cormayeur, by the Col
de Bonhomme and the Col
de la Seigne, 343

Champignol, 119

Chapeau, 335

Chapis, 315

Chapiù, 345

Charles the Bold of Burgundy,
134

Charmontane glaciers, 307
Chars-à-banc, xix.
Chasseral, 133

tion, 158

Clariden alps, 201
Clefen, 242

Cluse, La, pass of, 136
Cluses, 325

Clusette, La, defile, 138
Clusone, valley of the, 380
COGNE, val de, 310.
mines, 310
—, village of, 310.
of, 311

CULM.

Colonna, Prosper, surprised by
the French, 388

Colossus of Carlo Borromeo, 176
Columbier, 134

Columbanus, St., Church of,

105

Coluret, grand, 316; little, 316
Combal, lake of, 346

Combe de Savoie, 348
Comblou, 348

Como, 257

256

lake of, 257

Concise, 134

Conflans, 349

steamers on the,

Iron-

Glacier

fenêtre de, 312
COIRE, 191. Church of St. Lu-
cius, 191. Bishop's palace,
191. Post-horses, 192. Ro-
mansch tongue, 192. Go-
vernment of the Grisons,

192

*to Pfeffers baths, 191
*to Constance, 191
*to Zürich, 191

-* to Schaffhausen through
Toggenburg, 198

to Andermatt by the Vor-
der Rheinthal, 214,

to St. Moritz by the Ju-
lier, 228

to Ponte in the Engadine,
by the Albula, 229

to Splügen, by the Via
Mala, 235

to Bellinzona, by the Ber-
nardin, 235, 246

to Chiavenna by the
Splügen, 235, 240
Col d'Anterne, 337

de Balme, 340
de Bonhomme, 342
de Colma, 269
d'Errin, 181
de Gauche, 344
de Lautaret, 360

du Mont, 319
de la Seigne, 346
de Tamie, 352

de la Vanoise, 363
de Viso, 385

Colico, 244

Collon, Col de, 168, 181
Colma, Col de, 269

Diablerets, 165

Einfisch thal, 168

Einsiedeln abbey, 203.

grimage described, 205
to Schwytz, 208

Eismeer, 77

Elm, 212

Pil-

Embrun to Saluzzo (or Sa-
luces), by the Col de Viso,

385

Emme, river, 62

Emmenthal, valley of, 62
Engadine described, 230-233
Engelberg, village and abbey
of, 97
Engelhörner, 79
Engestein, 62
Enghe, 66

English war, and barrow, 14
Entlebuch, 61
Entremont, Val d', 296
Erasmus's grave and tomb-
stone, 2

Eremites, Notre Dame des, 203
Eringer thal, 287, 307
Erlach, castle of, 129
Erlenbach, pastor of, 119

-, village of, 116, 119
Erni (Arnold), 54
Errin, val and col, 181
Escalade of Geneva, 144
Escher von der Linth, 31, 34
Escholzmatt, 61
Etishorn, 92
Etroubles, 303

Etzel, mont, 203

Ferningen, 98

Ferpêcle Glacier, 168, 182

Ferret, Col de, 307.

brated view from, 308

Fideris baths, 225

Filisur, 229

Findelen, 281

Finster Aarhorn, 75, 90

Fiora, 102

Firn, meaning of, liii.
Flawyl, 197

Flegère, 333

Flims, 214

Cele-

Flowers, Alpine, xlviii., 372

Flue, Nicolas von der, 58, 96
Fluëlen, 56, 102

Flumet, 348

Foi, St., 359

Foppa, 190

Foppiano, gorge of, 94
Forbes, Professor, lii., lix.,

182

Forclaz, 296

(Saane) river, 123. Sus-
pension bridges, 124. Church
of St. Nicholas, 124. Organ
of, 125. Canton of, 125.
Pensionnat, or Jesuits'
school, 125. Lime-tree of,
125. Rathhaus, 125. Rue
Court Chemin, 126. Rue
Grande Fontaine,
126.

Gorge de Gotteron, 126.
Grotto of St. Magdalene,

126

Frick, 14

Frohnal pstock, 55

Frutigen, 111

Frutval, 93

Furca, pass of, 95

Furca di Betta, 287

Furce Kien, or Seefinen Thal,

82

Fürst, Walter, 54, 102
Fuseli, Henry, 25

Gavet, village of, 375

Géant, Col de, 295, 337

Gemmi, pass of, 110
GENEVA, 140.

Inns, 140.

Ca-

Improvements, 141.
thedral, 141. Musée Rath,
142. Library; Museum,
142. History, 142. Julius
Cæsar, 143. John Calvin,
143. The Escalade, 144.
Rousseau, 145. Botanic
Gardens; French Revolu-
tion, 145.
Illustrious na-
tives, 145. Watchmakers,
146. Passports, 146. Gates;
diligences, 147. Steamers,
147. Environs, 147. View
of Mont Blanc, 148. Mont
Saleve, 148. Campagne
Diodati, 148. Ferney, 148.
Perte du Rhône, 149
Geneva, lake of, 150, 163
Geneva to Chambéry, by An-
necy, 349. By Rumilly, 354
to Dijon, 140

to Martigny and the
Simplon, by Lausanne, 152
to Martigny, by Thonon,

Giessbach Falls, 81
Gingough, St., 164

Pass of, 86, 89
Grindelwald, 75

glaciers of, 76

lower glacier, visit to, 76
to Meyringen, by the
Great Scheideck, 78

to the Grimsel, 84

Grisanche, val, 318

109

Gioux, 317
Giovanni, St., 382
Gisli-Fluh, 15
GLACIERS, lii. Number and
extent, liii. Movement and
melting, liv. Crevasses,
1v. Colour, lvi. Guffer, lvi.
Red snow, lvii. Increase and
diminution, lvii. Moraines,
lvi., lviii. Use of, lix. Pre-
parations for crossing, xxxi.
The most remarkable in ex-

tent, xxxiv. Mode of pre-
venting their accumulation,
304

Glärnisch mountain, 212
Glarus, 199. Manufactures;
Cheese, 200. Roads and
paths from, 200

-* to St. Wesen, 199

to Stachelberg baths, 199
to Pfeffers baths, 212
to Coire, 212

to Altorf, by the Klau-
sen, 200

-* to Schwytz, by the Klon-
thal and Muotta, 209
*to Wesen, 199
slate, 212
Gletscher, meaning of, liii.
Glys, 168
Goître, lxiii.

-, Dr. Guggenbuhl's insti-
tution at Abendberg for cure
of, lxv.

Goldau, 43; to Brunnen, 44
Gold-mines, 275
Gondo gorge, 172
Gonzerbach, 198
Gorges, Alpine, xxxv.
Görner glacier, 281
Göschenen, 103
Gothard, St., pass of, 99.
pice of, 106

Gottlieben, castle of, 22

History and Government of,

Hos-

Herisau, 197

Gràfenort, 97

Grandson, 134.

Battle of, 134

Graubundten, 193