'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.' [‎97] (124/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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*Mauritiiu3 Meteorological Society, xv.
22 .
Maury, Captain, xvii. 289.
*Maury, Lieutenant, letters from, on the
subject of meteorological observa
tions, x. 70.
Mausart, a ship, xv. 45.
Mausrapoor, a talooka or district of
country, India, iv. 149.
Mavimbo, governor of Mozambique,
xvii. 262.
Mavva, India, height above the sea,
(494-0 feet,) ix. 345.
Maya, a tribe, India, ii. 59.
Mayan Abadun, a town, Arabia, xi.
131.
Maydhan-i-Shah, a quarter of the city
of Shirauz, Persia, xvii. 176.
Mayedth, a tribe, Africa, viii. 206.
*Mayes, Mr, letters from regarding
meteorological observations at Shum
Shurn and Seerah Island, ix. 31, 45.
May in, a district, Persia, xvii. 182.
May os, an ancient port on the shores of
the Red Sea, xiii. 134.
Mayotta Island, one *>f the Comoro
group, xvi. 88, 89.
Mazanderan, a province, Persia, xvii.
58.
Hears, Lieutenant, notice of the murder
of, at the river Jub, or Govind, near
Barawa, Africa, vi. 386, 389.
Meanee, steam-tender, its voyage up the
Indus, viii. 144-176.
Measures, Indian land, iv. 68, 69.
Medar, the ruins of, Persia, ix. 287.
Median Wall of Xenophon, conjectures
regarding the, x. 99, 100, and notes.
^Median Wall of Xenophon, Persia, xvii.
119.
Mediterranean, the, xv. 2, 4, 10, 13.
■^Mediterranean, the, xvii. 115.
Mediterranean shore of Egypt, xv. 2.
Mediterranean Sea, account of a vol
canic island rising out of the, xvii.
233.
Meeagaum, the town of, India, xiii. 70.
Meean Rajoo, a Hindu prince, iv. 67.
Meeanas, a race of plunderers in Kattee-
war, India, vii. 29.
Meegeend, a tribe, Africa, vi. 58, et seq.
Meer Afzal Khan, a chief, India, x.
32.
Meeras, a kind of Indian land tenure,
iv. 70, et seq.
Meerasdars, a kind of Indian landholders,
iv. 76, et seq.
Meerpoor Buttora, a district in Scinde,
account of the damage done to, by an
inundation in 1851, x. 272.
Meerpore, the town of, east of Hydra-
bad, India, vi. 143, 204.
Meerpoor, a town, India, xvi. 51, 52.
Meerpurah, a village, India, x. 30.
Meeruk Hassan, a chief, India, x. 6.
*Meerut, the town of, India, xvi. 106.
Meerut, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, ix. 185; xii. 14, 22.
Meer Thara, a chief, India, xvi. 64.
Meerzadair, a village, India, x. 29.
^Meetings of the Bombay Geographi
cal Society, Synoptical View op
the, from its institution in April 1831,
to the 15th of December 1864 :—
1^1, April .—Preliminary meeting for
the formation of the Society;
list of the original office
bearers, i. 1, et seq.
1833, June .—Formation of a library
begun ; a set of meteorolo
gical and surveying instru
ments purchased and placed
under the charge of the secre
tary, for the use of the mem
bers, i. 5.
1835, March .—A letter received from
the Royal Geographical So
ciety of London, acknow
ledging the Bombay Society
as a branch of itself, and
transmitting a series of re
solutions explaining the re
lation subsisting between
the parent society and ita
branches; apartments grant
ed by the Government for
the use of the Society, and a
monthly allowance of money
assigned, i. 5.
1836, Feb. —It is resolved to publish
the Transactions of the So
ciety in quarterly issues, i. 6.
1836, March .—Letter from the Royal
Geographical Society of Lon
don regarding the printing of
the Society’s papers in the
Royal Society’s Journal, and
the transmission of copies of
the publication to Bombay;
resolved that each mem
ber shall have the privilege
of introducing a friend to
the meetings, and that the
reports of the Society shall
be published from time to
time; donations to the lib-
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