'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.' [‎34] (61/372)

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GENERAL INDEX.
Clarence Straits, on the Gulf of Persia,
xvii. 237, 239, 242, 246.
Cleopatra’s Needle, Egypt, xv. 14.
Cleopatra, a ship, xv. 19.
Cleopatra, H.M.’s ship, xv. 78, 136.
*Clerk, Sir George, xvii. 12.
Cleveland, a ship, xv. 42. .
^Climate, effects of vegetation and mois
ture on, ix. 103.
Climate of the Red Sea, account of the,
xiv. 5.
Clive, a ship, xv. 106.
Clive, Lord, xvii. 70.
*Clouds, on the movements of the, in
the upper and lower regions of the
air, xiv. 2.
Cochin, xv. 50, 52, 53, 111, 112.
Cochin province, xvii. 73.
*Coconada Point, India, xvi. 95.
Cocos, the group of islands in the Indian
Ocean, viii. 210.
Codicondah, a district, India, iv. 125.
Coetivy, an island in the Indian Ocean,
ii. 26.
Coffee, account of its growth and culti
vation in Yemen, a district in Arabia,
ii. 45, 46, 50, 51.
Coimbetoor, description of the province
of, iv. 1*.
Coins, remarks on ancient Indo-Scythian,
ii.66, 70, n.; description of some found
in the neighbourhood of Daraporam,
India, iv. 2*.
Coilandy, a town, India, iv. 60*.
*Colaba, India, xvii. 13, 17, 18, 91, 92,
97, 100.
Colaba, account of meteors observed at,
ix. 217-221.
Colaba Land Company, the, xvii. 18.
Colaba Observatory, its history and
work, xvii. 92-100 ; daily mean value
of the meteorological elements ob
served and calculated at the, from
27th April to 3d May 1864, 299-
301.
Colaba Observatory, tidal observations
made at, remarks on, by J. Burgess,
xvii. 19.
Colaba Observatory, xvii. 2.
Colabah Islands, Bombay, geology of
the, x. 168, et seq.
Cold Bokkeveld, Cape of Good Hope,
account of the fall of a meteoric stone
at the, ix. 200, 201.
Colebrooke, Mr, his opinion of what
should be exacted from the land as
revenue, iv. 106.
Colees, or Kolies, a section of the Hindu
inhabitants of Bombay, account ,
i. 129-138.
Coleman’s “ Mythology .of the Hindus,”
extract from, on the lotus, or water-
lily of India, xiii. 1, n.
Colerado, a ship, xv. 61, 63.
Col gong, a city, India, xv. 11.
*Collier, Dr, xvii. 84.
Collinson, Captain, his Arctic explora
tions, xvi. 26-52.
Colombo, the town of, Ceylon, xv. 28.
Colombo, in Ceylon, meteorological
register kept at, for April 1847, viii.
43.
Colombo, a steamer, xv. 16.
Colvill, Dr, remarks on the fragments
of rocks collected by, during a jour
ney from Bushire to Shirauz, xvii.
167.
Colvill, Dr, specimens of minerals col
lected by, on the island of Kishim,
xvii. 253.
Colvill, Dr, xvii. 34, 115, 116, 141, 143,
241, 242.
■^Columbia Shoal, the, Chinese seas,
xvi. 39.
Columbia steamer, the wreck of the,
xvi. 137.
Colungode, a village, India, iv. 109*.
Commerce—
Affghanistan, v. 52, 53, 63.
Africa, east coast of, various towns
and islands on the, i. 286-288;
iii. 112-122 ; vi. 33-59, 63-67, 68-
92; vii. 112-123 ; viii. 177-210.
Africa, Central, xv. 138.
Amirante Islands, the, ii. 24-31.
Arabia, the coast of, from the entrance
to the Red Sea to Messenaat, xi.
60 -2n.
Bonin Islands, Chinese seas, iii. 106-
111 .
Burburra, town on the coast of Africa,
i. 286-288.
Central Africa, xv. 138.
Chagos Archipelago, islands in the
Indian Ocean, i. 307, 308; ii. 24-31.
Comoro Islands, the, xvi. 78, 98.
Cullery Mountains, India, iii. 201.
Euphrates, the river, various towns
and villages on its banks from its
mouth to the town of Hit, nearly
500 miles up, ii. 1-22*.
Guzerat, various towns in, ii. 46-62+;
vii. 105-110.
Hit, the town of, on the Euphrates,
ii. 23-26*.
Japan, xvi. 116-126.