'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.' [‎74] (101/372)

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GENERAL INDEX.
* Journal of a Trip to Scinde from
Kutch, introductory Remarks on, by
General Le G. Jacob, xvi. 31.
Journal kept during a Tour made in
1851 through Kutch, giving some
Account of the Alum Mines of
Murrh, and of Changes Effected in
1844 by a Series of Earthquakes
THAT APPEAR HITHERTO TO HAVE
escaped notice, by General G. Le
Grand Jacob, xvl 56-66.
* Journal of the Asiatic Society, of Bengal,
list of geological papers in the, ix.
79, n.
* Journal of the Geological Society of
London, list of geological papers in
the, ix. 80, n.
Jowair Rajah, a Koly chief, India,
notice of, i. 240.
Jowarree, a kind of grain, the chief
article of food among the Kattee
tribes, India, in times of famine,
vii. 36.
Jowjee Baumlay, a Koly chief, India,
account of, i. 245.
Joze Pedro Emaus, a Portuguese pleni
potentiary, iv. 129-131.
Jozirat Kado, on the Red Sea, iii. 139.
Joziyeh, a village, Persia, iv. 286.
Juan de Nova, an island in the Indian
Ocean, ii. 27.
Juanshir Azad Khan, an Affghan chief,
v. 185.
Juba, the River, in East Africa,
Memoranda and Extracts from
Various Sources relative to the
Capabilities of the, for Naviga
tion; and the Resources of the
Countries adjoining it, by Comman
der H. A. Fraser, xvi. 78; the source
and course of the river, 78, 79; the
various tribes inhabiting its banks,
80, 81; the country on its banks in
the interior, 82, 83; its physical fea
tures and natural productions, 84, 85;
tables of exports and imports of the
trade of Zanzibar, 86, 87.
*Juba, the river, Africa, xvi. 69, 71, 76;
xvii. 120.
Juba, Irumbjba, the village of, Africa,
vi. 32.
J ubba river, Africa, its capabilities for
navigation, xvi. 78, 79, 83, 85.
*Jubbulpore, a town, India, xvi. 96.
Jubbulpore, account of a remarkable
hailstorm at, ix. 188.
Jubet Hail, a bay in the Gulf of Persia,
xv. 126.
Juddah, the town of, China, xv. 50.
Juddaserossee, a district of country,
India, iv. 148.
Juffer Khan, a village on the Indus,
viii. 159.
Jugar, a ferry on the river Chenab, viii.
247.
Juhan Nemah, the Garden of, Persia,
xvii. 175.
Jheelria, the, a tribe of Ehwurutia
Kattees, India, vii. 78.
Jui Shahi, an Affghan village, v. 33.
Jukias, a tribe, India, v. 115.
* Julia Shoal, India, xvi. 35, 39.
Julian, the Emperor, his invasion of
Persia, vi. 188; and death there,
ix. 232, n.
Julpeegoorie, a town, India, xv. 53.
Juma Khan, a chief, India, v. 75, 159.
Jumallee, a creek in the Indus, viii.
148.
Jumallee, a village on the Indus, viii.
161. *
Juman bin Saad, a leader in the Curia
Muria islands, iii. 186.
Jumjal, the, a tribe of Ehwurutia Kat
tees, India, vii. 78.
Jummo, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xvi. 20.
Juna Hills, in the district of Marwar,
India, ii. 28; ruins of the ancient
town of, 38.
Jundh, a town, India, ii. 52.
Jungerah village, Persia, xvii. 127,
128.
Jungua, a village on the Indus, viii.
163.
Juno, the, a ship, xv. 51.
Junore, a village, India, xiii. 75.
JURRUCKAND KURRACHEE, ADVANTAGES
of Establishing a Communication
BETWEEN, AND MAKING THE FORMER
the Port and Depot for the Indus,
instead of Tallah, by Captain Del
Hoste, vi. 109, etseq.
Jurruck, Africa, its inhabitants, and de
scription of the country in its vici
nity, &c., vi. 111.
Jusdhun, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48-92.
Jussol, a town in Marwar, a district in
India, ii. 39, 40, 52.
Jussupur, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48-95.
*Jutaneh salt mines, account of, vin.
38-41, n.
Juts, the, a tribe, India, vii. 13.
Juzerat ul Faroun, a rocky islet at the