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GENERAL INDEX.
Okha, the district of, India, vi. 158.
Okhamundul, a talooka or district of
country, India, vii. 73, 93.
*Okhamundul, a town, India, xvi. 74.
Okhamundul, Brief Historical, Geo
graphical, and Statistical Memoir
on, by Captain G. L. G. Jacob, vi.
154; description of the district, and
of an outrage which called for British
intervention, 154, 155; the Okha
chiefs, and their propensity to plun
der, 156 ; the inhabitants, and civil
divisions of the district, 157, 158;
statistical table of the district, 159,
160.
Okhamundul, the province of, India,
vii. 2, et seq.
Okhtee, a Hindu mode of leasing land,
iv. 80.
Old Alexandria, Egypt, xv. 2.
Oldfield, Captain, xvi. 90.
“^Oldfield, Mr, xvii. 28, 29.
Old Head, the port of, Ireland, xvii,
6 .
Olives, the Mount of, Palestine, viii.
342, et seq.
Olthee, a Hindu mode of leasing land,
iv. 80.
*Omagna, a town, vii. 101.
Oman Coast, on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvi.
58.
Oman, a District in Arabia, Notes
TAKEN DURING A JOURNEY IN AND
ALONG THE EAST COAST OF ARABIA,
by Lieut. Whitelock, I.N., i. 295.
Oman, Green Mountains of, Arabia, ac
count of the, viii. 116.
Oman, a port and town on the Persian
Gulf, annual approximate exports to,
and imports from Bushire, xvii. 103,
104.
Oman, the country of, Arabia, xvi. 30.
Omar Khan, a chief, India, v. 121.
Omercote, a village, India, iii. 156.
Omercote, the town of, India, the birth
place of the Emperor Ackbar, vi.
204.
Omerkote, a town, India, xvi. 32.
Omersea, a village, India, vi. 148.
Omo River, a large tributary of the
Gochol, Africa, vi. 60.
Onahar, India, xvii. 302.
■^Ontario, Lake, its dimensions, xii. 9.
Ooben, the, a River, India, vii. 12.
Ooch, India, xvii. 52.
Ooda, a village, India, vi. 130.
Oodey, the, a river, India, ix. 70.
Oojet, the, a river, India, vii. 12.
Oomar, Said bin, an Arab chief iii
184. ’ '
Oomed Ali, a chief, India, xvii. 304.
Oomergoolf, Africa, account of a hot
spring in the neighbourhood of, vi
339.
Oomga, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
Oomranee Khoord, a village, India, ix. 84.
Oomree, account of a remarkable hail
storm at, xii. 15.
Oomranee Boojrook, a village, India, ix
84.
Oomursur, India, xvii. 60.
Oond Surweya, the province of, India,
vii. 2, etseq.
Oondriya no Sal, or the Rat year, an his
torical incident in the history of Rat
ty war, xvi. 29.
Oonja, a village, India, iii. 145.
Oontiawadur, a talooka or district of
Babriawar, India, vii. 72, 93.
Oontree, a talooka or district of Jhala-
war, India, vii. 42, 93.
*Oopoowally, a town, India, xvi. 31.
Oorampooram, a town, India, iv. 95*.
Oornatch, India, notice of the valley
and river of, vi. 135.
Oorud-ka-Sun, a lake, India, xvi. 28.
Ootenda, India, height above the sea,
(1050-2 feet,) ix. 345.
Oothari, India, height above the sea,
(609-3 feet,) ix. 345.
Ootul, India, description of the town of,
vi. 143.
Ootul, a village, India, vi. 143.
Oozaka, a town, Japan, xvii. 20, 21,
119.
Opis, conjectures regarding the site of
the ancient, ix. 323, 338 ; x. 108, et
seq., and notes.
Opium, its cultivation and value as an
article of commerce in Upper Scinde,
i. 320, 321.
Opium, its prevalent use among the
Kattee tribes, India, vii. 33.
Orak Zais, a tribe, India, v. 175.
Orchoe of the ancient geographers, the,
account of the supposed site of, Per
sia, x. 48, n.
Oremarrah) a rock, India, xvii. 107.
* Orestes, a ship, xvi. 89.
Orestes, a ship, xvii. 269, 276.
Orestes, a steam-frigate, xvii. 11, 30, 31.
Orinoco, the plains of, South America,
xvi. 24.
Orino, a town, Japan, xvi. 117.
*Orio, Dr D. C., xvii. 87.