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GENERAL INDEX.
Laliash, approximate annual exports
to, and imports from Bushlre, xvii.
107, 108.
Lahki, an Affghan town, v. 6.
Lahore, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, ix. 191; xii. 19, 24.
Lahore, India, account of an earthquake
at, xiv. 9.
Lahore, the town of, India, xv. 30.
Lahore, from, via Multan, Uch, Khair-
pur, Haidarabad, and Tatta, to Kar
achi, and the Ocean, by C. Masson,
y. 99; two routes described, 99, 100;
the country from the outset to the
village of Chi Watni, 100-103 ; from
thence to Multan—description of the
city, 104, 105; the towns of Sujah-
bad, and Allahabad, 105-108; the
Bahawalpur country described, 109-
111; the fortress of Bakkar, 112;
Sind, 113, 114; the town of Karachi,
115, 116.
Lahore, the Sikhs, their Kingdom,
and its Dependencies, by C. Masson,
v. 129; description of Lahore, the
capital of the Punjab, 129432; the
country in the neighbourhood, 132,
133; Nanak, one of the founders of
the Sikh religion, 134-136 ; religious
opinions of the Sikhs, 137; their
growth as a nation, 138-142; their char
acter, dress, and national pursuits,
143; composition of their army, 144;
account of Ran jet Sing, a military
leader, 145-147; his sons, 147; his
and their character, 148, 149.
Lahore to Multan, routes from, v.
99.
Lahsa, town in Arabia, i. 53.
Lahsah, a port on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvii.
69, 71.
Laidmans, a ship, xv. 39.
Lakan, India, height above the sea,
(5544 feet,) ix. 346.
Lakanpura, India, height above the sea,
(18334 feet,) ix. 347.
Lake Dilolo, Egypt, xv. 128.
Lake, Great Ethiopic, Egypt, xv. 88.
Lake Loonar, in the Sichal Hills, India,
the result of a volcanic outburst, x.
150.
Lake Mareotis, Egypt, xv. 2^ 5.
Lake Moeris, Egypt, xv. 4, 84, 91..
Lake Munchar, the Arrul River, and
the River Narrah, Report on the,
by R. C. Knight, vi. 93, et seq. See
Arrul River.
Lake Serhonis, Egypt, xv.. 82..
*Lakes of no egress, Dr Buist on—As-
phaltites in Palestine, Assal in Africa
Aral in Central Asia, Bitter Lakes in
the Isthmus of Suez, Caspian Sea,
Natwa in Egypt, Great Salt Lake in
North America, xii. 9-19.
Lakhapudur, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48, 92.
Lakida, a ferry on the river Chenab
viii. 248.
Laknee, a village, India, iii. 147.
Lakreea, a village, India, xvi. 9.
Lalapur, India, height above the sea,
(843 - 7 feet,) ix. 346.
Laliad, a talooka or district of Jhala-
war, India, vii. 40-92.
Laloo, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet Kattees,
India, vii. 77.
Laloo, the, a tribe of Ehwurutia Kattees,
India, vii. 78.
Laloo, a tribe, India, ii. 58.
Lall Chaddy, a village on the Indus, viii.
163.
Lalloo, a village, India, vi. 152.
Lall Fuharrie, a village on the Indus,
viii. 165.
Lalor, Assistant-Surgeon J., rough notes
by, showing outline of the country
between Kurrachee and Gawadel, xvi.
99.
*Lalor, Dr J., xvii. 80.
Lambton, Colonel, account of the various
surveys undertaken by, in India, iv.
149, 167.
Lamoo, a port on the east coast of
Africa, vi. 59 ; xvii. 277, 287.
Lampalia, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 48, 96.
Lancefield, a ship, xv. 28.
Landfall Island, in the Indian Ocean,
xv. 110> 111.
Land measures, Indian, iv. 68, 69.
Landour,. India, account of a remarkable
hailstorm at, xii. 17.
Landslip at Gibraltar, account of a re
markable, xiv. 49.
Land Tenures and Revenue of the
Western Coast of India, Histori
cal AND GeOGRAPHICAD ACCOUNT OF
the, by Major Jervis, F.R.S., iv. 1, et
seq. See India, Western coast of.
Land tenures among the Kattee tribes,
India, vii. 22-26.,
Land tenures, Anglo-Saxon, iv. 70-74.
Land upheavals along the shores from
Suez to Arracan, x. 215.
Languages— Scinde, i. 28 ;—the dia
lect of the Maldiva islanders, 68, 69 ;