'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.' [‎101] (128/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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Meetings— continued.
1848, June. —Regulations for con
ducting the library, viii. 31;
description of various speci
mens of minerals, 32, et seq.;
papers, donations, letters, 47.
1848, Aug. —Papers, donations, let
ters, 48.
1848, Sept. —Captain D. Ross resigns
his office as president of the
society, viii. 50 ; papers,
donations, letters, 51.
1848, Oct. —Papers, donations, letters,
viii. 52 ; remarks on meteor
ological observations, 53.
1848, Nov. —Papers, donations, viii.
54.
1848, Dec. —Resolutions and remarks
on tidal and meteorological
observations, viii. 55; re
marks on a meteoric stone,
57; donations, letters, 58-60.
1849, Jan. —Donations, letters, viii.
60.
1849, Feb. —Donations, letters, viii.
64; remarks and letters on
meteorological observations,
65-71.
1849, March. — Letters, chiefly on
meteorological observations,
viii. 71-76 ; report by the
secretary on the instruments
belonging to the Society, 76 ;
donations, 78.
1849, April .—Donations, viii. 78; let
ter from Lieut. F. E. Man
ners, describing a visit to the
ruins of the ancient city of
Adoulis, 79 ; remarks on
evaporation, 81, et seq.
1849, May .—Financial statement for
the year, viii. 83.
1849, June. —Captain D. Ross is elect
ed honorary president of the
Society, ix. 1; report by the
committee on physical re
search, 2 ; donations, 6; let
ters on tidal and meteorolo
gical observations, 6; discus
sion on the subject, 9-12.
1849, July. —Remarks on Captain
Ross’s services to science,
geography, and navigation,
and resolution to have his
portrait painted and hung
up in the Society’s rooms,
ix. 12-15 ; donations, letters,
16.
Meetings— continued.
1849, Aug. —Report of the committee
on the Ross Testimonial, ix.
18, et seq.; donations, 22;
letters, 22.
1849, Sept. —The Ross Testimonial,
ix. 24; report by the com
mittee on Physical Research,
25; discussion on the report,
26; donations, 27; letters,
27-30.
1849, Oct. —Letters from Lieutenant
Aytoun, pointing out the
island of Johanna, in the
Mozambique, as a good point
for making meteorological
observations, ix. 31; from
Mr Mayes, transmitting the
meteorological observations
of Shum IShum and Seerah
island, 31; remarks on the
subject by the secretary, 32;
donations, letters, 33.
1849, Nov. —Donations, letters, ix. 34;
remarks on hailstorms and
other meteorological pheno
mena, 36.
1849, Dec. —Correspondence on me
teorological phenomena, ix.
39; donations, letters, 40;
remarks on meteorological
phenomena, 41-43.
1850, Jan. —Donations, letters, ix. 44.
1850, March. —Correspondence on me
teorological observations, ix.
44, 45; donations, 45; let
ters, 46.
1850, April. —The Ross Testimonial,
ix. 47-51; donations, letters,
51.
1850, May. —The Ross Testimonial,
ix. 51-53; report oh the
state of the Society’s affairs
for 1849, 53, et seq.; office
bearers for the year, 111;
letters, 111.
1850, June. —Letters, papers, ix. 113,
114.
1850, July. —Remarks on meteorolo
gical observations, and on
the services of Corporal
Leach, ix. 115-117; letters,
papers, 118-120; Dr Buist
resigns his office as secretary,
120, et seq.
1850, A ug. —Donations, letters, books,
ix. 123.
1850, Sept. — Letter from Captain