'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.' [‎109] (136/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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Notes on the, by Captain Del Hoste,
ix. 19; meteorological tables kept on
the top, and half a mile from the top
of the Ghaut, 20, 21.
Meteorology of the Sattara Terri
tory for 1848, Notes on the, by As
sistant-Surgeon Murray, ix. 13; tables
of the monthly means and extremes
of temperature and rainfall in the
town and cantonments of Sattara,
14-17; observations on the tables, 18,19.
Meteorology of Ferozepoor and Sukkur,
India, from the 1st January to the
6th December 1843, vi. 426, et seq.
Meteorological Curves, on, by J. J.
Waterston, ix. 10-13; observations
on Mr Waterston’s suggestions as to
graphic representations with letter-
press, 11.
Meteorological Elements, Daily, Mean
Values of, as observed in the Obser
vatory at Colaba, from 27th April to
3d May 1864, xvii. 299, 301.
^Meteorological observations, corres
pondence with the Admiralty on the
subject of assisting the Society in, vii.
22-38, 40-48.
•Meteorological observations at Bombay
for 1862, report on the, xvii. 92-100.
Meteorological observations made at
Cannanore, in April 1847, viii. 49.
Meteorological observations made at
the Madras Observatory in April
1847, viii. 54-58.
Meteorological observations made at
Mahabuleshwur for the month of
April 1849, ix. 7.
Meteorological observations made at the
magnetical observatory, Bombay, in
April 1847, viii. 50-53.
Meteorological observations made at the
observatory on Dodabetta, (8640 feet
above the sea,) in 1847, viii. 44-47.
Meteorological observations made at
Tellicherry, in April 1847, viii. 48.
•Meteorological observations made at
Port Louis, Mauritius, in March 1851,
x. 58-60.
Meteorological observations made dur
ing the voyage of the Muscat-Zanzi-
bar Commission to and from Zanzi
bar, from the 29th of August to the
I9th of November 1860, xvi. 138-143.
Meteorological register kept on board the
steamer Amberwitch, during the cy
clone near the Mauritius, xvii. 200.
•Meteorological register kept on the
voyage from Bombay to Muscat and
Jaskh, from the 13th of December
1862, to the 31st of January 1863,
xvii. 48-75.
Meteorological register kept at Calcutta
for 1847, viii. 59-65.
Meteorological register kept at Colombo
in Ceylon for 1st April 1847, viii. 43.
Meteorological register kept at Rajcote
during the latter part of April 1847,
extract from, viii. 91.
•Meteorological register kept on board
the Johnstone Castle from Bombay to
Muscat and Jaskh in the Persian
Gulf, xvii. 48; from Jaskh to Ras-ul-
Kuh and Musendom, 52 ; from Khor-
as - Shem, Khasab Bay Tumb, to
Basiduh, 57 ; from Basiduh to Kair,
Has Mutaf, Parse, and Bushehr, 60;
from Bushehr to Khor Abdalla, 64;
from Tau to Khor Abdalia, 68; from
Tau to Duasir, Khust, Abu-al Khuseb,
Basrah, and Makil, 72.
Meteorological Society, xv. 24.
Meteors, account of various periodic, on
the Continent, ix. 224, et seq.
Meteors, Humboldt’s theory regarding,
xiii. 149, n.
Meteors in India, Notices of the most
Remarkable, of the Fall of which
Accounts have been Published, by
G. Buist, LL.D., &c., ix.; 197; ac
counts of meteors and meteoric stones
which have fallen at the following
places:—
Aden, 221.
Agra, 198, 199.
Ahmednuggur, 209, 211.
Allahabad, 204.
America, 222.
Asseerghur, 198, 209.
Bombay, 203, 204, 209, 211, 213,
214, 215, 216.
Bulrampore, 199.
Calcutta, 199, 202.
Cape of Good Hope, 200.
Cawnpore, 198.
Charka, 203.
Colaba, 217-221.
Cuddapah, 199.
Delhi, 199, 211.
Dinagepore, 202.
Dharwar, 208.
Eidwlabad, 206,
Goolburgah, 215,
Hingolee, 211.
Kurrachee, 212.
Kishnaghur, 216,
Loodianah, 198.