'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.' [‎105] (132/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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Meetings— continued.
1861, Jan. —Donations, letters, xvi.
27; remarks on the signs
which precede and accom
pany typhoons in the Chinese
Seas, 27.
1861, March. —Donations, letters, xvi.
28 ; remarks on bottle logs,
80 ; extract from a journal
of a trip to Sind from Kutch
in 1852, 31.
1861, April. —Donations, letters, xvi.
34 ; remarks on cyclones in
the Chinese seas, 35; annual
report of the Society’s affairs,
36 ; office-bearers for the
year, 38 ; remarks on certain
defects in the charts of the
Chinese seas, 39.
1861, May. —Donations, letters, xvi.
41 ; letter describing the
eruption of a volcano near
Edd, on the African shore of
the Red Sea, 41-46 ; letters
giving an account of the
murder of Dr Albert Roscher,
a Bavarian traveller, in East
Africa, 46, et seq. ; accounts
of bottle logs picked up and
forwarded to the Society, 56.
1861, Oct. —Donations, xvi. 58 ; letter
giving an account of a visit
to the volcano of Jebbel
Dubbeh, near Edd, on the
Red Sea, 58.
1861, Nov. —Donations, letters, xvi.
60 ; remarks on a paper by
Lieutenant Whish, entitled,
“Memoir on Bahreyn,” 61.
1861, Dec. —Donations, letters, xvi.
61 .
1862, Jan. —Donations, letters, xvi.
63 ; Dr Bird wood is elected
joint secretary with Mr Ken-
nelly, 63.
1862, Feb. —Donations, letters, xvi.
64; extract of a letter from
Lieut.-Col. Lewis Belly, de
scribing a portion of the
east coast of Africa visited
by him, 65 ; catalogue of the
Society’s books, &c., prepared
by the secretary, Mr Ken-
nelly, who receives a vote of
thanks for his labours, 66.
1862, March. —Donations, xvi. 66.
1862, April. —Donations, letters, xvi.
68 ; letter regarding a pro-
Meetings— continued.
posed expedition to Eastern
Africa, 68 ; letter from Capt.
Barker on the paper entitled,
“ The Mosaic Account of the
Passage of the Israelites out
of Egypt,” 70.
1862, May. —Annual report, xvi. 73;
office-bearers for the year, 77.
1862, Sept. —Donations, xvi. 78 ; let
ters, 80; correspondence with
Commodore Wellesley on his
resignation of the office of
president, 80; election of
the Hon. Mr Frere to be
president, 82; remarks on
the Comoro Islands, 83.
1862, Oct. —Donations, xvi. 84; cor
respondence regarding Capt.
Speke’s expedition into East
ern Africa, 85.
1862, Nov. —Donations, xvi. 87; let
ters, 88 ; account of a hurri
cane at the Seychelle Islands,
89.
1862, Dec. —Donations, letters, xvi.
91 ; report on the Great
Trigonometrical Survey of
India during 1860-62, 92, et
seq.j annual financial state
ment, 109.
1863, Jan. —Donations, letters, xvii.
1; account of a hurricane en
countered off the Seychelles,
2-11; remarks on the chart
of the Indus’s rise and fall
for ten years, 12 ; on the tide
gauge at Colaba, 13 ; and on
tidal observations generally,
15.
1863, Feb. —Donations, letters, xvii.
20 ; remarks on tidal obser
vations, 21.
1863, March. —Donations,letters,xvii.
22 .
1863, May. —Donations, letters, xvii.
24; account of the island of
Mahe, the largest of the
Seychelle group, 25 ; on the
collecting of aerolites for
the British Museum, 32-36 ;
catalogue of the collection
of aerolites exhibited in the
British Museum, 37; account
of the result of the examina
tion of the bank of sound
ings between Guadur and
Cape Jask, 45 ; meteorologi-