'Bombay Geographical Society. Index to the First Seventeen Volumes of the Society's Transactions. With Catalogue of the Library, and Catalogue of Charts, Maps, Sketches, and Views.' [‎23] (50/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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Billipatam, a town, India, iv. 45*.
Billipatam, the, a river, India, iv. 34*.
Billawul, a port on the Gulf of Kutch,
India, vii. 81.
Bimb Raja King , a Hindu prince who con
quered Bombay, account of, i. 133-
137.
Bin Fedgah Island, Persia, xvii. 221.
Bindee, a village on the Indus, viii.
14:5.
Birampoor Seeram, a district in Scinde,
account of the damage done to, by an
inundation at, in 1851, x. 272.
*Bird Island, Seychelle group, xvii.
26.
Bird wood, Assistant-Surgeon, xv. 81,
128.
*Birdwood, Dr, on British intercourse
with Muscat and Aden, xv. 78, and
on East African exploration, 86*.
*Birdwood, Dr, remarks on the account
of the forests in the province of Cara-
vaya, whence the cinchona plants are
procured, xvi. 22.
*Birdwood, Dr, xvii. 20, 85.
Bireyeh Khassim, a hamlet, Persia, viii.
315.
Birona, India, height above the sea,
(594'0 feet,) ix. 345.
Birond, India, height above the sea,
(6971'2 feet,) ix. 345.
Birr, (Birjick,) the town of, the chief
ford for caravans crossing the Eu
phrates, vi. 188.
Bisangarh, India, height above the sea,
(585‘6 feet,) ix. 345.
*Bishop, Mr, xvii. 75.
Bisut, the province of, India, v. 166.
Bitree, a chief, India, x. 3, et seq.
Bitumen springs of Hit, on the Euph
rates, ii. 14-16*, 23-26+.
Biwanij, a village, Persia, viii. 273.
Bizea, a village, Persia, xvii. 119.
Bizlee, a village, India, ix. 84.
*Black, Captain, xvii. 115.
Blair, Lieutenant, xv. 111.
Blair, Port, Andaman Islands, xv. Ill,
116, 122.
Blair’s Reef, Andaman Islands, xv.
118.
*Bligh’s Entrance, South Pacific, xvi.
37.
Boan, a village, Arabia, ii. 47.
Bochapeer, a halting - place, India, vi.
143.
Bocheree, the river, India, vi. 143.
Bochurwa, a talooka or district of Katee-
war, India, vii. 66-90.
Bodanoness, a talooka or district of
Katteewar, India, vii. 70-90.
Bogra Bapechap, a tribe, India, ii. 58.
Boheerat, a village, Persia, xvii. 135.
Bojeebara, a port on the Gulf of Kutch,
India, vii. 81.
Boke, the, a Singular Hollow situ
ated in the Purantej Purgunnah
OF THE AHMEDABAD COLLECTORATE,
Remarks on, by Captain G. Full-
james, vii. 164; volcanic nature of
the ground, and etymology of the
name, 164; the Hautmuttee river and
the village of Peeplode, 165 ; account
of the country in the neighbourhood,
166, 167.
Bokhara, the country of, xvii. 53,60, 141.
Bokhara, the family of, India, vii. 18.
Bokland, a mode of land-tenure among
the Anglo-Saxons, iv. 70-72.
Bokney, a village, India, iii. 147.
Bola, India, height above the sea,
(10r0 feet,) ix. 346.
Bolan Pass, the, India, xvii. 59, 60, 141.
Bolarum, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xii. 21.
Bolbitine, Egypt, xv. 82.
Bolbitine Nile, xv. 95.
*Bolivia, South America, xvi. 23, 24.
Bolivia, the republic of, South America,
xvi. 10, 13, 18.
Bolonga Island, xv. 74.
Bolpal, India, height above the sea,
(1604'9 feet,) ix. 346.
Bombay, account of the dimensions and
track of a cyclone experienced at, in
November 1862, xvi. 127.
Bombay, account of a meteor observed
at, ix. 203, 204, 209, 211, 213, 214,
215, 216.
*Bombay and Suez, remarks on the
navigation between, with reference to
the proposed Suez canal of M. Fer
dinand de Lessips, xv. 27-35.
Bombay, brief historical account of the
island of, vii. 153-155.
^Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic
Society, xvii. 20, 44.
Bombay, description of, in 1672, from
the travels of Dr Fryer, iii. 19, 20.
* Bombay Gazette, extract from the, of
an account of Captain Burton’s expe
dition to Eastern Africa, xii. 82.
Bombay Geographical Society. See
Geographical Society of Bombay.
Bombay, imports of African produce to,
from the Arabian Gulf and the east
i coast of Africa, iii. 118, 119; exports