'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.' [‎135] (162/372)

GENERAL INDEX.
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of its shores and the country in the
neighbourhood, 9-11; report of a dis
cussion on the paper, 12-16 ; a series
of tables on the temperature of the
air and sea between Bombay and
Aden, from January 1855 to Novem
ber 1857, 17-41 ; remarks on these,
42-45 ; table of the temperatures of
the wells of Aden, 45 ; account of a
storm which occurred at Aden in May
1859, 46.
Red Sea shore, xv. 4, 6.
Red Sea, vocabulary of languages spoken
on the shores of the, vi. 90.
Reef, account of the great barrier, which
surrounds New South Wales, viii
216.
Register of a thermometer kept at Lark-
hana, xvii. 317-320.
Register of a thermometer kept at Dhur
Yaroo, India, xvii. 312-317.
*Regnault, Mr, xvii. 95.
Regur, or black cotton soil of Goozerat,
India, account of the, xiii. 94-96.
Rehimy, a tribe, Persia, xvii. 182.
Reidan, a village, Persia, xvii. 184.
Religion—
Africa, east and north-east coast of,
various races on the, vi. 23, 67, 68-
92, 324-355, 383-409.
Chikuldah, the Ghond tribes inhabit
ing the district of, India, xvi. 180.
Cullery Mountains, India, tribes in
habiting the, iii. 201.
Kattee tribes, the, India, ii. 57, 58 ;
vii. 20.
Kattywar, races inhabiting the pro
vince of, India, vii. 28-33.
Koly tribes inhabiting the eastern
valleys of the Syhadry range of
mountains, India, i. 222-232.
Maldiva Islands, the races inhabiting
the, i. 62, 63, 69, 70, 71, 74-77.
Nilgiri Hills, India, races inhabiting
the, iv. 11.
Persia, Gulf of, Arabs and Persians on
the shores and islands of the, i. 40,
47, 126.
Sabeans, the ancient, ii. 63*, n.
Sanaa, a city and district in Arabia,
ii. 52*.
Satpoora Mountains, India, the Bheel
tribes inhabiting the, iv. 79-83.
Scinde, various races in, i. 27 ; vi. 203.
Siaposh Kafrs, a wild race of infidels
inhabiting a district of Affghanis-
tan, v. 60.
Sikhs, Affghanistan, v. 134-140.
Remains of Crustacea, xv. 6.
Remains of echinaderms, xv. 6.
Remarks on the Alla Bund, and on
the Drainage of the Eastern Part
of the Scinde Basin ; with Mete
orological Observations at Kur-
RACHEE AND SUKKUR, AND REGISTER
of a Water-Gauge on the Indus, by
Captain W. E. Baker, vii. 186-199.
Remarks on the Bombay Tidal Ob
servations for 1861, by J. Burgess,
xvii. 1-8.
Remarks on the Boke, a Singular
Hollow Situated in the Purantej
PURGANNAH OF THE AHMEDABAD COL-
lectorate, by Captain G. Fulljames,
vii. 164-167.
Remarks on the Course of the Hurri
cane which Occurred on the Mala
bar Coast, and on the Probable
Position of the Steam Frigate
“ Cleopatra ” at the Time, by Cap
tain Carless, viii. 93-100.
Remarks on the Hurricane in April
1847, on the Western Coast of
India, by Dr A. Thom, viii. 1-91.
See India.
Remarks on the Laterite of the
Southern Concan and Mahratta
Country, by Captain C. Wingate, x.
287-291.
Remarks on the meteorological register
kept on board the steamer Amberwitch
during a cyclone near the Mauritius,
xvii. 206.
Remarks on a Portion of the Eastern
Coast of Arabia, between Muscat
and Sohar, by Lieutenant W. M.
Pengelley, xvi. 30-39. See Arabia.
Remarks on the Port of Lingah, the
Island of Kishm, and the Port of
Bunder Abb ass and its Neighbour
hood, by Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis
Pelly, xvii. 237-253. See Lingah.
Remarks on a Recent Journey from
Bushire to Shirauz, by Lieutenant-
Colonel Lewis Pelly, xvii. 141-174.
See Bushire to Shirauz.
Remarks on the Road to Shah Bill-
awul, by E. P. Arthur, xi. 276.
Remarks on Some of the Oldest Races
now Settled in Bombay, and Rea
sons for Supposing that the Present
Island Consisted, in the 14th Cen
tury, of Two Distinct Islands, by
R. X. Murphy, Esq., i. 1-130. See
Bombay.
Remarks on the Survey of the Mala-