'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.' [‎95] (122/372)

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Appendix, 10, 11; and of a storm of
lightning and hail, 15.
Malta, the island of, xv. 6-8.
Malta, a ship, xv. 31-34, 36, 37.
Malwa, on the Roads in, by R. N. C.
Hamilton, Esq., ix. 110-120 ; obser
vations on the state of the road from
Dhoolia to Indore, 126-129.
Mamanna, a town, India, v. 198.
Mamasany, a village, Persia, xvii. 181,
184.
Mamdabad, India, height above the sea,
(603‘3 feet,) ix. 345.
*Mamemba, a village, Africa, xvi. 50, 52.
Mamuniyeh, a village, Persia, ix. 234.
Man upon the Earth, the Age of, on
Professor Owen and Mr Horner’s
Views of, as laid before the British
Association, September 1858, by Dr
George Buist, xiv. 50; age of man
upon the earth, 50; Mr Horner’s opi
nion on the age of the human race, 51;
and on the value of the annual sedi
mentary deposits of the Nile, 51, n.;
scientific speculations regarding var
ious geological phenomena, 52-57;
extracts*from the AthencBum of a cor
respondence on the bed of the Nile,
54-57.
Manaar, the island of India, vii. 132.
Manama, a village, Persia, xvi. 41-43,
46.
Manang, India, height above the sea,
(1227-0 feet,) ix. 345.
Manantody, a town and river, India, iv.
59*.
Manar, the Gulf of, xvi. 30.
Manaargaud, the pass of, India, iv. 9*.
Manaroh, the castle of, India, v. 115.
Manawao, a talooka or district of Kattee-
war, India, vii. 48, 92.
Mandavie, India, account of a remark
able hailstorm at, ix. 190.
Mandavie in Cutch and the Eastern
Coast of Africa, State of the Trade
between, by Lieutenant T. Postans,
iii. 169 ; the port of Mandavie, and
number of its boats, 169; sailing sea
son, places visited, and mode of trad
ing, 170; description of exports, 171-
173; imports, 173; nature of the
trade, and its profits, 174-176.
Mandavie in Cutch, a Route from the
town of, to Hydrabad, the capital of
Scinde, and Khyrpoor on the Indus,
vi. 148-153.
Mandavie, India, height above the sea,
(4123*0 feet,) ix. 344.
Mandavee, a town, India, xvi. 56, 60.
Mandhavesh, a town, India, ii. 53.
Mandhavush, a town, India, ii. 52.
Mandoo, India, account of the fossils
found near, vi. 375.
Mandra, India, height above the sea,
(1723-8 feet,) ix. 347.
Manetho, ancient Egyptian dynasty of,
xv. 86, 98, 99.
Mangalore, India, xv. 78; xvii. 66.
Manganee, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet
Kattees, India, vii. 77.
Mangifera Indica, uses to which applied,
India, ix. 9.
Mangrol, the town and chiefship of, In
dia, vii. 18.
Mangta, a town, India, ii. 51.
Manguriya, a tribe, India, ii. 59.
Manilla, the island of, xv. 47.
Manjiree, India, height above the sea,
(372-4 feet,) ix. 344.
Manjur, the supposed site of the ancient
Opis, Persia, x. 110, etseq.
Mankira, the fortress of, India, v. 119.
Mankirah, the siege of, India, v. 146.
^Manners, Lieut. F. E., letter from, de
scribing the ruins of the ancient Gre
cian city of Adoulis, viii. 79.
Manpesir, the ruins of, India, vii. 146.
Mansa, a talooka or district of Babria-
war, India, vii. 72-93.
*Mansfield, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. R., xvii.
87.
Manuk Wala, a tribe, India, ii. 59.
Manunjee, a river, Africa, xv. 145.
Manut, a kind of land in India, iv. 95.
Manyassa, a tribe, Africa, vi. 385.
Mangur, a district in Scinde, account of
the damage done to, by an inundation
in 1851, x. 272.
Mao, India, height above the sea, (5517
feet,) ix. 345.
Maptoo, a village on the Indus, viii.
169.
Marah, the bitter waters of, xvi. 70.
*Maranon, the alpine valley of, xvi,
23.
Marbegarh, India, height above the sea,
(5715-8 feet,) ix. 347.
Marchari, India, height above the sea,
(2836-3 feet,) ix. 347.
Marcian of Heraclea, an ancient writer The lowest of the four classes into which East India Company civil servants were divided. A Writer’s duties originally consisted mostly of copying documents and book-keeping. ,
xvi. 111.
Mardan, a town, India, x. 32.
Mardpoor, a village on the Indus, viii.
167.
*Maree, India, account of the geology
of, viii. 43, n.