'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.' [‎29] (56/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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Rutea Frondosa, uses to which applied,
India, ix. 9.
Butehrah, a village, India, vi. 153.
Buttian-ke-Pindee, a town, India, ix 59.
Butterworth, Mr, xvii. 272.
Byramgore Reef, Indian Ocean, xv. 109.
C.
Cabool, Mission to, under Sir A. Burnes,
account of, and letters from, describ
ing the Upper Indus, and the progress
of the Mission from Shikarpoor to
Cabool, i. 382-388 ; geographical me
moranda, ii. 72, 73.
Cabaciera, the mainland of, Africa, xvii.
258.
Cabby, Colonel, his surveys in India,
iv. 183.
Cader Box, a ship, xv. 50.
*Cadiz, the city of, Spain, xvi. 24.
*Cadiz, the steamship, extract from the
log of, on the cyclone of 1854, xii. 46.
Cadiz, a steamer, xv. 44.
Caffa, the port of, on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
xvii. 55.
Caffa, a town, Arabia, xv. 136.
Cainpuro, a town, India, ii. 52.
Cairo, Egypt, xvi. 73.
Cairo, Egypt, xv. 1, 4-6, 9, 14, 85,
133.
Calah, the, of Asshur, Persia, viii. 265.
Calcutta, account of a meteor observed
at, ix. 199, 202.
Calcutta, meteorological register kept
at, in April 1847, viii. 59, 65.
Calcutta, account of a storm at, xv. 59.
Calcutta, a ship, xv. 4, 21, 29, 28, 109.
Calcutta, the city of, xvii. 95,100, 240.
Calcutta, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, ix. 187, 190.
* Caldecott, Mr, xvii. 92.
^Caledonian Canal, the line of, below the
level of the German Ocean, xii. 9.
Calhurs, the, a tribe, Persia, viii. 275.
Calicut, a district and town, India, iv.
74*.
*Calicut, the old town of, India, xvi.
16.
Calicut, a town, India, xv. 78.
*Calimere Point, India, xvi. 30.
Calpentyn, a town, India, xv. 50.
Calyptranthes Jambolana, uses to which
applied, India, ix. 9.
Cambat, a mountainous province north
east of Zingera, Africa, inhabited al
most entirely by Christians, vi. 66.
*Cambay, the Gulf of, account of the
survey of, xii. 87.
Cambay, the Gulf of, xv. 59 ; xvii. *77.
Cambay, the Gulf of, forts on the shores
of, and general height of the tides in,
xiii. 19, 20.
*Cambay, muddiness of the Gulf of,
mainly caused by the tides, xii. 22.
Camden, extract from, on land-tenures,
iii. 40.
Cameer, the sulphur caves of, in the
island of Kishim in the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
xvii. 254.
Camelthorn, a plant, xv. 14.
Camilla, the ship, loss of, in a cyclone,
xvi. 118.
Cammon, a district of country, India,
iv. 146.
Canada, a ship, xv. 39.
Canal Mahmodee, Egypt, xv. 3.
Canals, account of various, ancient and
modern, ii. 61 ; 9*, 10, 17, 18 ; in
Affghanistan, 7*, 10 ; on the River
Indus, iii. 128-130; in Persia, viii.
251, et seq. ; x. 47, et seq.
Candahar, the province of, Persia, xvii.
^ 53, 54, 55, 58, 59, 60.
*Candia, steamer, xvi. 42.
Canaanites, the ancient, xvi. 70.
Cannanore, a town, India, iv. 45*.
Cannanore, meteorological observations
made at, in April 1847, viii. 49.
Canning, Earl, xvii. 57.
Canning, a steam tug, xv. 73, 74.
Canopis, a town, Egypt, xv. 90.
Canopus the star, curious Arab notions
regarding, viii. 307, n.
Canote, a village, India, ii. 50*.
Canterbury Point, India, xv. 73, 74.
Canton, China, xv. 79, 104.
Cape Agulhas, Indian Ocean, xv. 104.
Cape Ambre, Indian Ocean, xv. 107.
Cape Colony, Indian Ocean, xv. 104.
Cape Comorin, India, xv. 74.
Cape Isolette, on the Arabian shore of
the Red Sea, xi. 188.
Cape Negrais, India, xv. 71.
Cape of Good Hope Observatory, xvii.
199.
Cape of Good Hope, account of an earth
quake at, xiii. Appendix, 13,
Cape of Good Hope, a steamer, xv. 54.
Cape of Good Hope, account of a
meteoric stone which fell at, ix. 200.