CSCA References to South East Asia in the Chinese Repository

Year	Title	Author	Volume Number	Page number
1832-1833	Missions at Penang and Bombay	Bridgman E.C.	1	283-285
1832-1833	Missionary operations in Burma and Siam	Bridgman E.C.	1	25-26
1832-1833	Missions at Malacca	Bridgman E.C.	1	104-107, 376-377
1832-1833	Buddhism of the Siamese	Gutzlaff, Charles	1	274-277
1832-1833	Residence in Siam in 1830	Gutzlaff, Charles	1	16-65
1832-1833	Missions in Malacca, Bombay and the Cape of Good Hope	Morrison, Robert	1	27-28
1832-1833	Arms carried by Malays		1	227-229
1832-1833	Books distributed at Malacca		1	104-107
1832-1833	Chinese in Batavia		1	152-153
1832-1833	Malays among the Siamese		1	46-47
1832-1833	Missions in Siam and Van Dieman's Island		1	412, 466-469
1832-1833	Missions in the Indian Archipelago		1	242-243
1832-1833	Tracts Distributed in Batavia		1	509-511
1833-1834	Missions among the Javanese	Bridgman E.C.	2	187-189, 518-527, 569-575
1833-1834	Missions at Malacca	Bridgman E.C.	2	41, 93-95
1833-1834	Missions in Burma and Jews in Tibet	Bridgman E.C.	2	237-239
1833-1834	Missions in Siam, Malacca and Java	Bridgman E.C.	2	478-481
1833-1834	Aborigines in the Indian Archipelago	Crawford, John	2	393-401
1833-1834	Batavia taken by the Dutch	Crawford, John	2	404-405
1833-1835	General account of Burma and its religions, and missions to the people	Jones J.T.	2	500-507, 554-563
1833-1834	Burma invaded by Kienlung		2	127
1833-1834	Chinese immigrants to Indian Archipelago		2	230-233
1833-1834	Earthquake in Malacca in1833		2	479
1833-1834	Evans reaches Singapore		2	189
1833-1834	Immigrants at Malacca		2	180
1833-1834	Medical practices in Burma		2	563
1833-1834	Mission at Batavia		2	478-480
1833-1834	Missions to Karens in Burma		2	237-239
1833-1834	Remarks of the Philippines		2	351-355
1834-1835	Description of Penang, and Protestant missions established on the island	Beighton T.	3	221-231
1834-1835	Account of the island of Sumatra, and the murder of Lyman and Munson	Bridgman E.C.	3	307-325
1834-1835	General account of Burma and its religions, and missions to the people	Jones J.T.	3	89-95
1834-1835	Mohammedanism among the Malays and defense of the gospel	Medhurst W.H.	3	161-171
1834-1835	Translation of a Siamese Romance	Mrs. Gutzlaff	3	505-511
1834-1835	Acheen in Sumatra		3	316-317
1834-1835	Address of Govt. Torres to the native of the Philippines		3	573-577
1834-1835	Converts in 1835 in Burma		3	439-441
1834-1835	Death of Burman envoy		3	48
1834-1835	Jambi, a town in Sumatra		3	319-321
1834-1835	Missionary efforts in Burma		3	89-95
1834-1835	Missions in Singapore and Borneo		3	387-391
1834-1835	Report of mission at Batavia in 1834		3	438-441
1835-1836	Situation and people on the island of Borneo	Bridgman E.C.	4	498-519
1835-1836	Desirableness of planting Christian colonies in the islands of the Indian Archipelago	Bridgman E.C.	4	201-215
1835-1836	Origin and design of the Singapore Institution	Bridgman E.C.	4	524-529
1835-1836	Situation and people of Bali	Bridgman E.C.	4	450-461
1835-1836	Account of two Siamese Buddhist books	Jones J.T.	4	177-181
1835-1836	Notices of Malacca	Observer	4	22-23
1835-1836	First report of the benevolent Institution at Malacca	Tomlin J.	4	389-391
1835-1836	Luck of an Immigrant to Singapore		4	380-381
1835-1836	Number of Bugis in Borneo		4	510-511
1836-1837	Missions in Siam and Burma	Bridgman E.C	5	91
1836-1837	Luchow's remarks on reopening trade with the Indian Archipelago	Bridgman E.C.	5	433-437
1836-1837	Siamese history, extracted from native works	Jones J.T.	5	105-109,160-165,537-541
1836-1837	Intercourse between the Chinese and the Malays	Lefden J.	5	553-561
1836-1837	Commerce desirable with the Indian Archipelago	Luchow	5	433-437
1836-1837	Voyage to Borneo	Monton L.	5	231-235
1836-1837	Americans visit Cochin-China		5	541-547
1836-1837	Botany in Cochin-China		5	118-123
1836-1837	Burma invades Manipur		5	213-219
1836-1837	Cash in Cochin-China		5	120-125
1836-1837	Chinese magazines printed at Singapore		5	512-513
1836-1837	Foot of Gaudama in Siam		7	547-549
1836-1837	Malaya relations with China		5	553-561
1836-1837	Places near the coast of Cochin-China		5	340-341
1836-1837	Proposal for forming a vocabulary of all the Indo-Chinese Languages		5	71-77
1836-1837	Romish colleges in Penang		5	147
1836-1837	Schools at Singapore 1835-1836		5	237-239
1837-1838	Missions in Borneo, Batavia and Penang	Bridgman E.C.	6	99-103
1837-1838	Relations with Burma and Great Britain	Bridgman E.C.	6	250-253
1837-1838	Treaty between Siam and the United States	Jones J.T	6	387-389
1837-1838	Siamese history, extracted from native works	Jones J.T.	6	179-185,268-271,321-327,396-401
1837-1838	Discovery of the Philippines by Magellan	King C.W.	6	171-179
1837-1838	Notices of the people in the Indian Archipelago	Lay G.T.	6	304-319
1837-1838	Christianity in Burma	Malcolm H.	6	319-321
1837-1838	Schools in Batavia	Morrison, Robert	6	238-239
1837-1838	Account of the city of Bangkok		6	55-59
1837-1838	Courts in Singapore		6	153-161
1837-1838	Houses on water at Bangkok		6	57
1837-1838	Notices of Climate in Siam		6	124-129
1837-1838	Society for agriculture in Singapore		6	159-161
1837-1838	Tenure of land and secret associations at Singapore		6	153-161
1837-1838	Topography of Bangkok		6	55-59
1838-1839	Missions in Singapore and Batavia	Bridgman E.C.	7	110-111
1838-1839	Siamese history, extracted from native works	Jones J.T.	7	50-55,543-549
1838-1839	Superstition of the Malays	Lefden J.	7	264-271
1838-1839	Embassies to Siam from U.S.A.	Roberts, Edmund	7	171-173
1838-1839	Americans influence in Malaysia		7	9-33
1838-1839	Botany in the Philippines		7	422-437
1838-1839	Examination of the Singapore Institution and schools		7	548-551
1838-1839	Female Warrior in Cochin-China		7	283-289
1838-1839	History of Philippines in 1573		7	290-301
1838-1839	History of Philippines in 1600		7	462-477
1838-1839	History of Philippines in 1677		7	525-541
1839-1840	Account of the process of the Roman Catholic missions in Tongking	Dickenson J.T.	8	329-337,603-615
1839-1840	Chronology of Kings in Tongking	Dickenson J.T.	8	205-213
1839-1840	Cholera in Bangkok in 1849	House S.	8	503-505
1839-1840	Account of the Battaks in Sumatra	Medhurst W.H	8	575-581
1849-1850	Burmese mistake respecting boards		9	483
1839-1840	Disturbances in Lombok		8	164-167
1839-1840	History of Philippines in 1724		8	101-113
1839-1840	Tour of Borneo in 1838 by E. Doty and W. Pohlman		8	284-311
1840-1841	Burmese embassies from Ava	Barney H.	9	437-437
1840-1841	Malays described by Chinese		9	24-25
1840-1841	Mission at Pontianak in Borneo		9	424
1840-1841	War between Burma and China		9	169-191
1840-1841	Wars between Burma and China		9	134-143
1841	S.R. Brown on schools in Malacca		10	575-577
1842	Mission schools at Penang		11	176-179
1843	The name of Jesus as used by Malays	Medhurst W.H.	12	449-457
1843	James Brooke's letter from Borneo		12	169-189
1843	Seminario Philipino newspaper		12	111
1843	Suffering of French missionaries in Cochin-China		12	537-541
1843	Xavier at Malacca		12	263
1844	Brugiere's account of the religions and customs of the Siamese	Dean W.	13	169-217
1844	Burma called Mientien		13	570-571
1844	Chinese name of Batavia		13	563
1845	Meteorological observations made at Bangkok	Caswell J.	14	336-339
1845	Route of Burmese ambassies		14	155-157
1846	Notices of Cochin-China	Hedde I.	15	113-125
1846	Dutch authority over Borneo		15	504-507
1846	Government of Borneo and its division by the Dutch		15	504-507
1846	Triad Society causes riot in Singapore		15	300-307
1847	Letter from M.Grandjean respecting his travels among the Laos	Happer, A. P.	16	335-347
1847	Details respecting the people and resources of Cochin-China	Le Fevre	16	584-607
1847	Characters are changed in Cochin-China		16	602-605
1847	Davis visits Cochin-China		16	614-616
1847	Females in Cochin-China		16	597-599
1847	Visit of the French vessels La Gloire and Victorieuse, to Turon Bay in Cochin-China		16	310-315
1848	Capt Howe's narrative of his captivity in Cochin-China		17	366-371
1849	Bibliographical notes of works upon Siam in the English and French languages	Jones J.T.	18	23-33
1849	Aborigines in Yunnan and Burma		18	599-601
1850	Tenets of the Buddhists, and laws respecting reverence to their idols in Siam	Jones J.T.	19	548-551
1850	Camboja trade with Singapore		19	565-568
1851	Brief history of Siam, with a detail of the leading events in its annals	Mongkut, Chuafa	20	345-363
1851	Burning of mission premises at Bangkok		20	111-113