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Kusumbani, India, height above the sea,
(3285*4 feet,) ix. 346.
Kutal Amareh, a district, Persia, ix.
254.
Kutal-i-Dokhtari, a hill, Persia, xvii. 114,
150, 169.
Kutal-i-Peer-i-Zen Hills, the, Persia, xvii.
143, 150, 169.
*Kutwa, Africa, xvi. 49.
Kutch, Extracts from a Journal
KEPT DURING A TOUR MADE THROUGH,
IN 1851, GIVING SOME ACCOUNT OF THE
Alum Mines of Murrh, and of
Changes Effected in 1844 by a
Series of Earthquakes, that Ap
pear HITHERTO TO HAVE ESCAPED
Notice, by General G. Le Grand
Jacob, xvi. 56 ; journal from Man-
davee to Wirjan, 56, 57; account of
Murrh and its alum mines, 58-60;
the town of Lukput, 61 ; the Runn,
62; account of different bunds, 63,
64; effects of the earthquakes of
1844, 65, 66.
Kutch, India, account of an earthquake
at, xvii. 297.
Kutch, Memorandum on the Eastern
Portion of, called Wagur, by Lieu
tenant C. D. Dodd, xvi. 7 ; deriva
tion of the name, 7; boundaries of
the district—its shape—prevailing fea
tures—roads—and nature of the soil,
7 ; climate, natural productions, and
various races and villages, 8, 9.
Kutch, report of an earthquake at, by
Major A. Y. Shortt, political agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. ,
xvii. 297.
Kutch, the Gulf of, India, xvi. 24.
Kutch, the Runn of, Particulars Con
cerning, and the Country on its
Southern Margin, by Lieutenant C.
D. Dodd, xvi. 1-6.
*Kutch, the Runn of, discussion on the
paper entitled, ‘ £ Particulars Concern
ing the Runn of Kutch, and the Coun
try on its Southern Margin,” xvi. 16.
Kutch, the province of, India, xvii. 61,
291-293.
Kutch, the town of, India, xv. 78, 103.
Kutcha Koss, a Hindu land measure,
viii. 241.
Kutchee Ghur, a village, India, vi.
159.
Kutchgur, a port on the Gulf of Kutch,
vii. 81.
Kuthiaporum, a town, India, iv. 55*.
Kutoly, a town, India, iv. 70.
Kutoomba, a village, India, vi. 159.
Kutoria, a talooka or district of Gohel-
war, India, vii. 66-92.
Kutt-jo-Khubbur, a mountain peak, In
dia, xvii. 303, 307.
Kuttorah, a village, India, ix. 85.
Kutub-ud-Deen, a Mohammedan gene
ral, India, x. 6, et seq.
Kuyah, the castle of, India, v. 119.
Kye Sawunt, a Mahratta leader, iv. 92.
Kuzistan mountains, in the neighbour
hood of the Tigris, account of the, ii.
19, 20*.
Laboo, a village on the Indus, viii.
167.
Laccadive Islands, in the Indian Ocean,
xv. 107.
Lac One lakh is equal to one hundred thousand rupees insect, account of the, xiv. Appen
dix, 26.
Lacusterine Tertiary Fossils from
the Yindiah Mountains, near Man-
doo, Note on ; and on the Period
of the Elevation of that Chain,
by J. G. Malcomson, vi. 375; speci
mens from Gharri, 375 ; description
of the mountains and the fossils, 376-
378; meteorological features of the
district, 379, 380; extracts from the
work of Elie de Beaumont, on the
Western Ghauts and the Himalayas,
381, 382 ; conjectures as to the cause
of the great extent of ancient glaciers
in Europe, 382, 383.
Ladha, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
Ladkhana, a town in Upper Scinde, its
trade, population, and commercial im
portance, i. 323-325.
La Digue, an island of the Seychelle
group, in the Indian Ocean, ii. 23.
Ladwa, a village, India, vi. 159.
Lady Mary Wood, a ship, xv. 28, 29.
Laeja, a town, India, xvi. 56.
Laft, a town in the island of Kishm in
the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , i. 120, 121.
Lah, a halting-place in the desert, India,
vi. 148.
Lahadj, a town, Arabia, i. 100.
Lahighe, a town, Arabia, xi. 82.