text: " Among the trophies in the armoury he particularizes the gun and girdle of Tippoo Sultan "which seemed to be taken great care of and were preserved under a glass case;" but the horse armoury and the regalia usually the most attractive part of the exhibition to strangers are passed over with but slight notice though from the Parsees the sight of the equestrian figures in the former draws the only allusion which escapes them throughout their narrative to the fallen glories of their race