'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.' [‎46] (73/372)

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GENERAL INDEX.
from 1840 to 1857, xiv. Appendix,
1-5.
El Gharrah, a town, Arabia, si. 87.
El Ghur, a village, Arabia, si. 185.
El Hafah, a village, Africa, i. 187.
El Hameh, an island on the Red Sea,
si. 76.
El Honthein, a village, Arabia, ii. 46.
El KatifF, on the Gulf of Persia, xvi.
41.
Ellie de Beaumont, M., on the elevation
of parallel mountain chains, vi. 377;
extracts from “ Recherches sur quel-
ques-unes des Revolutions de la Sur
face de Globe,” by, 381; conjectures h
la Hymalaya, 381 ; on the great ex
tent of ancient glaciers in Europe,
382.
Ellichpoor, a town, India, iii. 179.
Elim, the Wells of Moses at, xvi. 71.
*Elim of the Scriptures, the, xvi. 70.
*Eliza, the ship, extract from the log
of, on the cyclone of 1854, xii.
49.
El Malck Mausur Taj-6-Deen Abdul
Wahab-ibu-Taher, Imam of Sana and
Yemen, Arabia, viii. 189.
Ellora and its Rock Temples, India, iii.
181.
Elphinstone, Hon. Mountstuart, letter
t from, to the Bombay Geographical So
ciety regarding its objects, and offer
ing a few suggestions for the further
ance of these, i. 112 ; his estimate of
the extent of the province of Balkh,
ii. 61, n.
Elphinstone Inlet, on the Gulf of Per
sia, xvii. 63, 64.
*Elphinstone, a ship, xvi. 63, 73.
El Kobaht, a village, Africa, i. 187.
El Wafee, a town, Arabia, viii. 108.
Elwon, Lieutenant, his survey of the
Nurbudda river, viii. 139.
Emerald Isle, Africa, xv. 138.
Emir-el-Bahr, (“ Chief of the Sea
functionary in the Maldiva Islands,
i. 72.
Empress, a ship, xv. 25-27.
Endabir, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Endian, a town, Arabia, i. 364.
Enerea, account of the kingdom of,
north-east of Caffa, Africa, vi. 63.
England, xvii. 54, 127, 212, 213, 223,
258, 272, 273.
^England, xvii. 92, 93, 94.
^English Channel, the, xvii. 77.
Enora Bay, Japan, xvi. 20.
Entadell, on the Red Sea, iii. 140,
Enta Push, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Enta Idel, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Enta Sanh, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Entorad, a port on the African coast,
viii. 197.
Enterahiya, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Enterprise, a ship, xv. 62.
Enteterra, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Entogaeluf, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Ento-ghadaf, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Epicurus, xvii. 154.
Ephesus, the town of, Egypt, xv.
91.
^Equatorial Africa, letters from Go
vernment to the Bombay Geographi
cal Society on a proposed exploration
of the unknown regions of, xiv. 33, et
seq.
Erythrean Sea, Egypt, xv. 91.
Erythema Fulgens, uses to which ap
plied, India, ix. 9.
Esa Somal, a tribe, Africa, viii. 178, ei
seq,
Esawendy, a village, Persia, xvii. 142.
Esbab, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Eski Baghdad, the ancient Dastagerd,
Persia, viii. 254, and n.
Esratan, on the Red Sea, iii. 140.
Etesephon, the city of, Persia,' viii.
252, n.
Etesian winds, Egypt, xv. 98.
Et Tur, a village, Palestine, viii. 352.
Etham, the wilderness of, xvi. 67, 70,
7!.
Ethersey, Lieutenant R., his account of
the bore in the Gulf of Cambay, vi.
250, 255.
Ethiopia, xv. 86, 92, 99, 135.
Ethiopia, the highlands of, xvi. 83.
Ethiopia, the great lake of, xv. 88,
89.
Ethnography—
Aden, the various races forming the
population of the town of, on the
Red Sea, ii. 23*.
Africa, east coast of, various races in
habiting, i. 287, 288; vi. 23-59, 60-
67, 68-92, 325, 326; vii. 111-120;
viii. 177-210; ix. 129-184.
Affghanistan, various tribes inhabiting,
i. 393-412; v. 42-66, 129-198.
Akabah, Gulf of, and head of the
Red Sea, Bedouin tribes inhabit
ing the shores of the, i. 161, 163,
166-172.
Arabia, the coast of, from the en
trance to the Red Sea to Messenaat
—various Arab tribes, xi. 60-211.