'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.' [‎93] (120/372)

GENERAL INDEX. 93
Mahdew, India, height above the sea,
(3116-0 feet,) ix. 344.
Mahee, a river, India, iv. 51*.
Mahe, a town, India, iv. 55*.
*Mahe Island, one of the Seychelle
group, its extent, trade, natural pro
ductions, climate, &c., xvii. 2, 25-31.
*Mahe Island, account of a hurricane
near, xvii. 2.
Mahe, an island of the Seychelle group,
xv. 107.
Mahe-de-la-Bourdonnais, Governor of the
Mauritius, ii. 22.
Mahesari, India, height above the sea,
(885-3 feet,) ix. 347.
*Mahi Island, in the Indian Ocean, xvi.
89, 90.
Mahi, a schooner, xvi. 40, 41, 44.
Mahidasht, the plain of, Persia, viii. 282.
Mahim, the town of, India, vii. 142.
Mahim, a talooka, or district of country,
India, iv. 149-145.
*Mahim talooka, India, xvii. 91.
Mahimir, a village, Persia, xvi. 43.
Mahomed Azem Khan, a chief, India,
v. 155, 185.
Mahomed Ali, xv. 132.
Mahomed Ali Mirza, a Persian prince,
viii. 259.
Mahomed a Bukr, a tribe, Africa, ix.
132.
Mahomed Bin Ali, a Bedouin chief,
Arabia, viii. 105.
Mahomed Khan, an Affghan chief, v. 3.
Mahomed Ibrahim Purkar, a Hindu
official, iv. 89-92.
Mahomed Khan, a chief, India, v. 110.
Mahomed Khan, a Hindu prince, iv. 62.
Mahomed Kolee Khan, a chief, Persia,
xvii. 182.
Mahomed Morad Beg, an Affghan chief,
v. 196.
Mahomed Shah Begra, a Hindu con-
- queror, vii. 3.
Mahomed Sertip, a chief, Persia, xvii.
126.
Mahomed Shah, a village, India, viii.
241.
Mahomed Sidik Khan, a chief, India,
v. 153.
Mahomed Osman Khan, an Affghan
chief,'v. 13.
Mahomedpoor, a station on the Indus,
viii. 150, 163.
Mahomed of Ghuznee, a Mohammedan
conqueror, x. 1, et seq.
Mahomera, a town, Persia, xvii. 32, 34,
37, 38, 113, 123.
Mahrattas, conquests of the, iv. 55-64.
Mahrut Canal, the, Persia, viii. 253.
Mahrwas, India, height above the sea,
(1829-9 feet,) ix. 347.
Mahtoo, a village on the Indus, viii.
169.
Maika Naad, a district of country, India,
iv. 22.
Maikanaad, a district of country in the
Nilgiri hills, India, iv. 10*.
Maimanna, the town and state of, India,
v. 152.
Maine, a village, Arabia, xi. 93.
Majhar, India, height above the sea,
(1112-0 feet,) ix. 347.
Majilgaon, India, height above the sea,
(470-6 feet,) ix, 346.
Majin-al-Buldan, a name applied to the
Nahrwan canal, Persia, ix. 244, n.
Makallah, a town, Arabia, xi. 120.
*Makawa, Sultan, xvi. 47, 48, 58.
*Makil, a town, Persia, xvii. 73, 74.
Makiwa, a tribe, Africa, vi. 385.
Makondi, a tribe, Africa, vi. 385.
Makur Khoord, a village, India, ix.
85.
Malabar Coast, Remarks on the Sur
vey of the, by Lieutenant Selby,
xii. 91 ; account of Angria’s Bank,
91; the great Bassas de Pedro Bank,
92 ; the little Bassas and Sesostris
Banks, 92; the Cherbanian Reef, 93;
the Byramgoree Reef, 94; account of
the island of Chitlac, 95 ; and of Kil-
tan island, 96.
Malabar Coast, Remarks on the
Course of the Hurricane which
OCCURRED ON THE, AND ON THE PROB
ABLE Position of the Steam Fri
gate “ Cleopatra” at the time, by
Captain Carless, viii. 93; effects of
the gale on various vessels within its
vortex, 93-98; the nature of the storm
described, 99, 100; position of the
steam frigate Cleopatra during the
hurricane, 100.
*Malabar coast, account of surveys of,
xii. 91.
Malabar coast, xv. 19, 103, 104.
*Malabar coast, India, depression its
principal feature, xvi. 16.
Malabar, Extract from the late
Colonel Lambton’s Notices of, com
municated by Major T. B. Jervis, iv.
1*; physical appearance of the pro
vince of Coimbetoor, 1; its antiqui
ties, 2 ; its princes and government,
3; its castes, and their mode of life,