'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.' [‎36] (63/372)

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general index.
Corfu, the island of, in the Mediter
ranean, account of an earthquake at,
viii. Appendix, 12.
Coringa Bay, Indian Ocean, xv. 108.
*Coringa Point, India, xvi. 95.
Corinthian Column, xv. 2.
*Cork, the city of, Ireland, xvii. 84.
Coromandel, a steamer, xv. 39, 51.
Coromandel Coast, India, xv. 104, 108.
Corientes, Cape, Africa, xvii. 260.
Cosaab, an Arab village, its extent, in
habitants, and trade, i. 46.
Cosmoledos, the, a group of eight islands
in the Indian Ocean, ii. 27.
Coss, or Koss, a Hindu land measure,
viii. 241.
Cote d’Or, a ship, xv. 49.
Cotton factory An East India Company trading post. , account of the opening
of a, in the city of Broach, India,
xiii. 71, n.
Cotton, its mode of cultivation and im
portance as an article of commerce in
Upper Scinde, i. 320.
Cotton soil, the black, of Goozerat, ac
count of the, xiii. 94-96.
Courtown, Ireland, xvii. 16.
Crane, account of a gigantic variety of,
called the Sarhus or Cyrus, xiii. 31.
Crawford, Captain, xv. 108, 258.
Crawford, Mr Hugh, xv. 19, 61, 64, 66.
Croker’s Island, Torres Straits, viii.
379.
Crustaceous remains of Egypt, xv. 6.
Cruttenden, Lieut., xvi. 72, 80.
Ctesiphon, on the Tigris, the site of an
ancient Greek colony, ii. 19''; ix, 233,
n., ct seq.; xvii. 117, 138.
Cuddapah, a town, India, xv. 28.
Cuddapah, account of the fall of an
aerolite at, ix. 199.
Culbah, a town, India, xvi. 30.
Culburgah, a city in India, iii. 181.
Culleky Mountains, ToPOGKAriiiCAL
Description of the Table Land
on the, by Major T. B. Jervis, iii.
198 ; history, situation, extent, and
capability, 198; divisions, cusbahs,
forts, and other places, 199 ; rivers,
tanks, mountains, hills, and jungles,
200 ; import's, exports, and manufac
tures, 201; roads, passes, and defiles,
201; pagodas and religious establish
ments, 201 ; cattle and wild animals,
202; soil, productions, and mode of
husbandry, 202 ; population, 203.
Culpee, a town, India, xv. 73.
Gulputty, a village, India, iv. 59.
Culverhouse, Captain, xv, 94.
Cullian, a district of country, India, iv.
146.
Culliand, a village, India, iv. 41*.
Culliany, a city in India, iii. 181.
Culluca Bhut, the Commentary of, iii.
23.
Cumberland’s Passage, an entrance in
the great barrier reef, New South
Wales, viii. 217.
Cunaxa, a locality on the Euphrates,
where the younger Cyrus was slain,
ii. 10*.
Curia Muria Islands, Notice of, by
J. G. Hulton, Assistant-Surgeon, iii.
183 ; earliest notices of the islands,
184 ; consist of a group of five islands
790 miles from the entrance to the
Red Sea—their inhabitants and mode
of life, 185-190 ; prevailing weather,
190; description of Helarnea, the
principal island of the group, 191-
193 ; and of the other islands, 193 ;
natural productions, 194 ; vocabulary
of the language spoken, 195.
*Curling, Captain W., on a hurricane off
the Seychelle Islands in the Indian
Ocean, xvii. 21.
*Currents, aerial and oceanic, remarks on
an account of, ix. 71 ; xiv. 60.
* Current-measurer, account of a sub
marine, x. 108-110.
Currents of the Red Sea, peculiarity of
the, xiv. 8, 9.
*Cursetjee Furdoonjee Paruch,xvii. 109,
110 , 120 .
Curtius, Quintus, the ancient geogra
pher, his remarks on the city of
Babylon, ii. 9*.
Curves, on meteorological, ix. 10.
Cutch, Remarks on the Gulf of, by
Captain G. Fulljames, viii. 360-365.
Cutch, the Gulf of, India, xv. 22.
*Cutch, the Gulf of, account of the sur
vey of, xii. 88.
Cutch, the town of, India, xv. 140.
Cutch. See Mandavie.
Cuttack, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xii. 23.
Cuzco, the ancient city of. South Ame
rica, xvi. 15.
Cyclone, Account of a, experienced
by the Government of India Steam
ship Amberwitch, near the Mauri
tius, in January 1864, by A. W.
Stiffs, xvii. 199 ; extract from the
ship’s log, showing the beginning, pro
gress, and course of the storm, 200-
205 ; remarks on the log, 206, 207.