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tion of the Gulf of Cambay, 99; ex
tract from a journal of a visit to
Surat in February 1850, 100, n .; re
flections on the journey, 101-103; list
of the temperatures during the jour
ney, 103; account of the geological
features of the district traversed,
105-107.
Kattor, a village, India, v. 55.
Kattouries, or Katthuries, of the
Koncan and Attaveesy, Account
of the, by Major A. Mackintosh, i.
327; the name Kattoury derived from
kutt, katt, or catechu, formerly known
as terra japonica, or Japan earth, pre
pared by these people—their origin,
and division into four classes, 327 ;
their character — indolent, drunken,
filthy, and improvident—work, and
mode of payment, 328, 329; singular
privilege of their females, 329, 330 ;
their marriage ceremonies, 300 ; the
catechu, its medicinal properties,
mode of preparation, and importance
as an article of commerce, 331-336.
*Kattywar and Scinde coast, upheavals
its principal features, xvi. 16.
Kattywar, the province of, India, xvii.
290.
Kattywar, Report on the General
Condition of, accompanied by in
teresting Geographical and Sta
tistical Information, by Capt. G. Le
G. Jacob, vii. 1; number and mixed
nature of the population of the pro
vince, 1-6 ; origin of the name Katty
war, 6; civil divisions, 6 ; physical
features—mountains, 7-9 ; the Geer,
a remarkable formation, 9-11 ; rivers,
11, 12 ; runns, 12 ; the ten subdivi
sions of the country—Okhamundul,
12 ; Hallar, 13 ; Muchoo Kanta, 13 ;
Jhalawar, 13 ; Gohelwar, 14 ; Oond
Surweya, 15; Babriawar, 15 ; Soruth,
16 ; Burda, 18 ; Kattywar, 19 ; ac
count of the revenue, its amount and
mode of collection, 21-26 ; law and
education, 27 ; the priesthood and re
ligious endowments, 28-32 ; the hospi
table habits and marriage customs of
the people, 33, 34; ports and traffic,
35 ; metals and minerals, 35 ; agri
cultural products, 36 ; domestic and
wild animals, 36-38 ; manufactures
and arts, 38, 39 ; statistical tables of
the population and revenue of the
ten provinces into which the country
is divided—Jhalawar, 40-47 ; Katty
war, 48-57 ; Hallar, 58-61; Soruth
62, 63 ; Muchoo Kanta, 64, 65 ; Go
helwar, 66-69 ; Oond Surweya, 70, 7l •
briawar, 72; Okhamundul, 73; ab
stract of the whole, 74, 75 ; tables of
the different tribes in the country,
76-80 ; list of bunders in the penin
sula, 81, 82 ; estimate of the produce
of cotton in country, 83-88 ; state
ment of the different rates of Bajree
from 1793 to 1842, 89 ; index to the
several states of Kattywar now form
ing separate jurisdictions, 90-94; in
dex to several states absorbed in, or
united with, other states since the
permanent settlement, 95, 96.
Katul canal, Persia, account of, viii.
252 ; ix. 243.
Katurdhur, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 72-92.
Katurwary, India, height above the sea,
(3003-3 feet,) ix. 343.
Katuwree, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48-95.
Kankey, a village, Persia, xvii. 180.
Kavoy, a district and town in India, iv.
39-44*.
Kavus, a town, India, ii. 50.
Kauzeroon, a town, Persia, xvii. 143,
145, 150, 168, 169, 176, 182.
Kanzeroon, Persia, merchandise an
nually exported to, and imported
from Shirauz, xvii. 158.
*Kawnitz Breakers, a reef on the east
coast of Africa, xvi. 66.
Kazeekhail, a village, India, x. 28.
*Kazeh, a town, Africa, xvi. 86, 87.
Kazeh, a town, Africa, xv. 144.
Kaziabad, a district, India, v. 63.
Kazul Arselan, a fort, Persia, xvii. 177.
Kechel Almedy, a village, Persia, xvii.
177.
Kedkhoda, the, a Persian official, xvii.
134, 135.
Keea, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii.
Keelapoor, a village, India, vi. 159.
Keelkan, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
*Keelwa, a town, Africa, xvi. 47, 48,
52. See Quiloa.
Keeroo, a valley, India, vi. 137.
Keerthur, or Kara Tukkar, part of a
mountain range, India, xvii. 303, et
seq.
Kef Ali, description of the tomb of,
Persia, x. 71.
Kef, the, a canal, Persia, ix. 286.