'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.' [‎125] (152/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
Pechelli, the Gulf of, China, xv. 105.
Pedra Branca, a reef in the China seas,
xv. 60.
*Pedro de Ursua, a Spanish navigator,
xvii. 101.
Peechree, a talooka or district of Babria-
war, India, vii. 72, 93.
Peeplode, account of a waterfall at the
village of, India, vii. 165.
Peer Godra, village, India, xvii. 302.
Peer Hadjee Mungah, a Hindu saint, ii.
17+.
Peer-i-Punjgoor, a section of the Dehwar
tribe, India, vi. 119.
Peer Muggen, India, account of the hot
springs at, x. 153.
Peer Mungah, the valley of, and its hot
springs, ii. 13+.
Pegu, xv. 108.
Peheroo, a range of hills, India, xvii.
302.
Pekin, a steamer, xv. 76.
*Pelly, Dr, Remarks on the Salvador
Persica, or pelor tree, xvii. 129.
*Pelly, Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis, letter
to Government on the earthquake at
Shirauz, xvii. 20.
*Pelly, Lieut .-Colonel Lewis, xvii. 20,
25, 32, 80, 81, 87, 90, 91, 103, 104,
114, 115, 118, 119.
Pelly, Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis, obser
vations on the island of Mahe, xvii.
25.
Pelly, Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis, obser
vations on the Comoro Islands, xvi.
88 .
Pelusium, the ruins of, Egypt, xv. 90
Pemba, an island on the east coast of
Africa, iii. 115 ; vi. 73; xv. 138; xvii.
66, 256, 276, 282, 283.
Pemba, description of the town of,
Africa, vi. 73.
Pemba Island, Africa, list of its rich
native woods, iii. 115.
Pembroke, a town, England, xvii. 5.
Penang, the island of, in the Strait of
Malacca, xv. 62.
*Pendulum, account of M. Foucault’s
experiment with the, for exhibiting
the rotation of the earth, xiv. 43.
Penguin, a ship, xvi. 90.
Pengondah, a district, India, iv. 125.
Peninsula, the, India, xv. 19.
Penn and Bellary, India, account of
meteors observed at, ix. 214.
Pentateuch, the, xv. 88.
Perigny, a ship, xv. 73.
Pereira, a village on the Indus, viii. 163.
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Percival, Commander J., xv. 62.
Perewa, India, height above the sea,
(494‘2 feet,) ix. 346.
Perancheh, a dialect, India, v. 57.
Perim, an Island in the Gulf of
Cambay, Notes on, by Lieutenant R.
Ethersey, I.N., ii. 55* ; its extent
and peculiar formation, 55 ; its geo
logical structure and tidal peculiari
ties, 56-58 ; xiii. 23. See also xv. 9 ;
xvi. 42.
Perimkulatoor, a village, India, iv. 51*.
Perm, an island on the Red Sea, account
of, xi. 61.
Peros Banhos, Indian Ocean, xv. 107.
Perry, Mr, xvii. 288.
Persepolis, the city, (Thakhti-Jamshed,)
xvii. 141, 148, 156, 169, 171.
Persia, xvii. 38, 39, 41, 48, 49, 53, 55-
59, 61, 127, 141, 142, 147-149, 153,
164, 167, 241, 248.
Persia, Account of the Tab River,
from its Mouth to a Town called
Koot, by Lieutenant F. Whitelock,
I.N., i. 359-364.
^Persia, xvii. 119.
* Persia, estimated population of,
(8,000,000,) xv. 79.
Persia, annual approximate exports to,
and imports from Bushire, xvii. 101,
102 .
Persia, the Shah of, xvii. 33, 41, 57.
^Persia, the Gulf of, account of the
physical geography of, by Lieutenant
Constable, xv. 13-16.
Persia and Kurdistan, Narrative of
a Journey through Parts of, Un
dertaken by Commander J. F. Jones,
and Major Rawlinson, viii. 249; in
troductory letter, descriptive of the
objects of the journey, 249-251; de
parture from Baghdad, 251 ; descrip
tion of the Katul canal and the river
Diylaleh, 252, 256, and n.; account
of various villages, and the Belad
Ruz canal, 255; the Kurdish village
of Kizl-robat, 257 ; the towns of
Khanakin and Haji-Kara, 258-261;
the village of Kasri-Shirin, and various
remains of antiquity in its neighbour
hood, 261-263 ; description of the
khans of Sar-Puli Zohab, and inter
view with native chiefs, 264-266 ;
passage of a pass in the Dukkani
Daud range, 266-268 ; the plain and
town of Kirrind, 268-273 ; the town
of Gahwarah, 274 ; state of the Guran
country, 275-281 ; adventures on the