'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.' [‎69] (96/372)

GENEEAL INDEX.
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108, 109 ; diagram showing the prob
able changing of the course of one of
the branches of the, 114; diagram
showing the manner in which old
channels are blocked up and new ones
formed, 195.
Indus, account of some remarkable
floods on the, xiv. Appendix, 18-20.
Indus and Gahra, Report oe a Voy
age DOWN THE, FROM HaREKE PUTTUN
to the Sea, by Dr. A. C. Gordon,
ii. 1, et seq. See Gahra and Indus.
Indus and Sutledge, Report of an
Experimental Voyage up the, by
the “ Meanee” Steam-Tender, with
the “Ravee” Iron-Flat in tow, by
Lieutenant Christopher, viii. 144;
from Sukkur to Wahidna Chuchera,
144, 145; from thence to Bhoong,
145-147; from Bhoong to the Sut
ledge river, 147-149; Mahomedpoor
and Buhawulpoor, 150,151; the voy
age thence to Ferozepoor, 152-156 ;
nature of the channels on the river,
banks, ferries, and fuel depots, 157;
diary of the voyage, 158-173.
Indus, delta of the, India, vi. 194.
Indus river, India, xvii. 291, 291.
* Indus river, overflow of, xvi. 75.
Indus river, overflowing of the, plan
of, xvi. 48.
* Indus’ rise and fall for ten years, re
marks on the chart of the, xvii. 12.
Indus, Report on the Rise, Progress,
and Results of the late Flood or
Overflow of the, which Endan
gered the Towns of Shikarpoor
and Jacobabad, presented by J. D.
Inverarity, xvi. 48; account of the
cause, course, and amount of damage
done by the inundation, 48-54; list
of the villages and hamlets swept
away with the flood, 55.
Indus, the Countries West of the,
FROM DeRA GhAZI KHAN TO KALA
Bagh, by C. Masson, v. 116; de
scription of Dera Ghazi Khan, 116 ;
of Sanghar, 117; of Dera Fati Khan,
118; and of Dera Ismael Khan and
its rulers, 118-120 ; the district of
Darraband, 121 ; and of Kalaichi,
121; the country of Tak and its
chieftain, 122-125; the town of Kala
Bagh, 126.
Indus, the river, xvi. 48, 52.
*Indus, the river, chart of the rise and
fall of, for ten years, xvii. 12.
Indus, Vocabularies of Seven Lan
guages Spoken in the Countries
West of the, and Account of the
Tribes which use them, by Lieut.
Leech, i. 393:—1. The Baraki lan
guage, 394-397 ; list of words in the,
cognate with Persian, Sanscrit, and
Hindu, 413-419 ; Arabic origin of the
tribe, and their emigration from
Yemen to Affghanistan, 393, 397,
398; 2. The Pashai language, 398-
400 ; 3. The Laghmani dialect, 400-
402; 4. The Kashgari language, 402,
403 ; account of the tribes speaking
the three preceding dialects, and the
country they inhabit, 403, 404 ; 5.
The language spoken in the highlands
of Deer, 404, 405; 6. The Tirhai
dialect, 406, 407 ; the people who
speak it, and their country, 405, 407,
408 ; 7. The language of the Mogul
Aimaks, 408-411.
Inglefield, Captain, his Arctic explora
tions, xii. 26-52.
Inglis Island, one of the group of the
Andamans, xv. 118.
Ingorala, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48-91.
Inhambane Island, Persia, xvii. 262.
Inscription from an ancient Jam temple
in the Belgaum collectorate, vii. 129.
Inscriptions, translations of some an
cient, on ruined temples at Raj poor,
India, xiii. 49, n.
Insects,—notes on the lac One lakh is equal to one hundred thousand rupees insect, and
on the eggs of insects, xiv. App., 26-28.
■^Instruments belonging to the Geo
phical Society, report on the, viii. ^6.
■^Instruments mostly employed in g eo "
graphical research, on the, xii. 21-24.
Intado, a town, India, ii. 53.
Interview Island, one of the Andaman
group, xv. 116.
Intrepid, a ship, xv. 47.
Inverarity, J. D., Report of the Over
flowing of the River Indus, presented
by, xvi. 48.
Irack, the province of, Persia, xvii. 154.
Ireland, John, a ship apprentice, pre
served by the savages of Murray’s
Island, account of, viii. 226.
*Irish Sea, xvii. 76.
*Irish Channel, xvii. 77.
*Iron aerolites, catalogue of, exhibited
in the British Museum, xvii. 41.
Irrelurs, a race inhabiting the slopes of
the Nilgiri Hills, India, iv. 32*.
Isaakh, a chief, Africa, viii. 178.
Isa Khel, the town of, India, v. 126*