'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.' [‎30] (57/372)

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GENEEAL INDEX.
*Cape of Good Hope, xvii. 97, 107.
Cape Easel Morebat, xv. 20.
Cape Sharmah, on the Arabian shore of
the Red Sea, xi. 134.
Capriceuse, a ship, xv. 43.
Carrara marble, xv. 2.
*Caravaya, account of the forests in the
province of, remarks on, by Dr Bird-
wood, xvi. 22.
Caravaya, a Short Account of the
Forests in the Peruvian Province
OF, WHENCE THE QUININE-YIELDING
Cinchona Plants are procured for
Introduction into India, by C. R.
Markham, Esq., F.R.G.S., xvi. 10;
the past and present state of the
province, 10 ; the snowy range of
Caravaya, 11 ; the climate, 12 ; the
forests, 13 ; the forest scenery and
trees, 14 ; its wild animals, 15 ; its
rivers, 15 ; the Andes, 16 ; account of
the plants, 17, 18.
Caravaya, the province of, South Ame
rica, xvi. 10, 11, 15-18.
Cardagos Garagoa, shoals in the Indian
Ocean, xv. 107.
Carissa Carondas, uses to which applied,
India, ix. 9.
Carnelian Mines in the Rajpeepla
Hills, Account of a Visit to the,
by Lieut. G. Fulljames, ii. 74*; the
journey thither, 74*76 ; the mines
themselves, their number, mode of
working, depth, and number of men
employed, 76 ; the produce, 77; mode
of cutting, polishing, &c., 78.
Carless, a ship, xv. 10.
Carless, Captain, xv. 19.
^Carter, Surgeon H. J., his analysation
of the dust from the volcano near
Edd, xvi. 44.
Carter, Dr, xv. 12, 126.
Carter, Dr H. J., on the geology of Bom
bay, x. 198, 199.
Cassaab, Persia, xvii. 68.
Cashan, a seaport, Persia, annual exports
of merchandise to, and imports from,
Shirauz, xvii. 158.
Cashmere, account of the volcanic origin
of the valley of, India, x. 149, n.
*Cashmir, India, xvii. 87.
Casleh Bay, Ireland, xvii. 6.
^Caspian Sea, the, its dimensions and
level, xii. 9.
Caspian Sea, the, xvii. 53, 55, 58.
Castes, account of the, on the island of
Bassein, India, vii. 138.
*Castilian, a ship, xvi. 21.
Castle Eden, a ship, xv. 39.
Castle of Surat, India, history of the,
xiii. 82.
Castro, Antonia de Melloe, the Portu
guese minister engaged in the cession
of the island of Bombay to England,
various documents from, iii. 65-71.
Casween, a town, Persia, xvii. 59, 60.
Catalan Bay, Gibraltar, appearance and
geological features of, xiv. 46, et seq.
^Catalogue of aerolites exhibited in the
British Museum, xvii. 37.
*Catalogue of books and charts, xvi. 37.
Catamarans, the, of India, xv. 63.
Cat, anecdote of a, belonging to an old
woman in the city of Siraff, xiii. 131.
*Cataracts, account of some remarkable,
in India, xiii. 9 ; xiv. *9.
Catechu, its medicinal and other pro
perties, mode of preparation, and im
portance as an article of commerce, i.
331-336.
Catherine, a schooner, xv. 26.
Caucasus, the, xvii. 154.
Cauders, a tribe, India, iv. 113*.
Cauzee, a Hindu magistrate, iii. 177.
*Cavallo, Mr, xvii. 96.
Cavery, the, a river, India, iv. 5*.
Caverypooram, the pass of, India, iv.
7*.
Cawnpore, account of a meteor observed
at, ix. 198.
Cawnpore, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xii. 22.
Cazembe, a town, Africa, xv. 128.
*C8esarea and Philippi, distance betwixt
and Wadi A seasonal or intermittent watercourse, or the valley in which it flows. Arabia, along the axis of
the Dead Sea, xii. 17.
Celebes Islands, in the Indian Ocean,
xv. 104.
Central Africa, on the Commerce of,
by Captain J. H. Speke, xv. 138-145.
Central Africa, the commerce of, xv.
138.
Central Africa, xv. 87.
Central India, account of buried cities
in, x. 163.
Central India, xv. 9.
Ceylon, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xii. 22.
Ceylon, description of a singular appear
ance observed at sea off the shores of,
xiii. 113, 114.
Ceylon Island, the ship, effects of the
hurricane of April 1847 on, viii. 6,
et seq.; extract from the log-book of
the, 66.
Ceylon, the island of, xv. 22, 23, 27, 29