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GENERAL INDEX.
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proposed mode of improving the river
of Rajpoor, 160; account of the town
and fort of Yiziadroog, 161, 162; the
harbour, fort, and river of Dewghurr,
162, 163.
Rhutnageriah, the port of, India, vii. 156.
Rias, a town, Persia, xvii. 65.
Ribe, a missionary station, Africa, xvii.
272.
Rich, Mr, xvii. 143.
Rich, Mr, his notice of the inundations
of the Euphrates, ii. 10*.
Richardson, Sir John, his Arctic explo
rations, xii. 26-52.
*Rigby, Captain, letter from, dated Zan
zibar, regarding the East African ex
pedition of Captains Burton and Speke,
xv. 53, 94.
Rigby, Lieut.-Col. C. P., xvi. 85, 87.
*Rigby, Major, extract from a letter by,
on the commerce and commercial
capabilities of Zanzibar, xiv. 68, n.
Rimbaisr, a town, India, ii. 51.
Rind, the, a tribe, India, v. 193.
*Rio Janeiro, xvii. 97.
Ripley, Captain, xv. 60.
Risasch, the, or ancient bridge at Phun-
seh, on the Euphrates, notice of, vi.180.
*Ritchie, Mr, on the incomplete surveys
and charts of the China Seas, xvi. 39.
Riten, a town, India, ii. 52.
*Rivers, length of some of the principal,
in India, xiv. 9.
*River system of India, account of,
xiv. 8.
Roads in Malwa, on the, ix. 110-129.
"Robertson, Hon. A. D., xvii. 32.
Robinson, Dr, his account of various
places in Palestine, viii. 341, et seq.
Robinson, Lieutenant, his table illustra
tive of the use of common thermome
ters, ii. 40-42f.
*Robinson, Lieutenant G. T., letters
from, in regard to errors in the 7th
edition of Horsburgh’s Directory, xvi.
35.
*Robinson, Lieutenant G. T., xvii. 80.
Robinson, Mr Samuel, third master of
Dacca College, xv. 53.
Rockall, a ship, xv. 22, 23.
Rock Caves, Palestine, account of, viii.
358.
Rock of Behistan, Persia, account of the
_ inscriptions on, viii. 294, et seq.
Rock sculptures, Persia, account of some
remarkable, viii. 296, et seq.
,,Rock sepulchres, Palestine, account of,
viii. 350, et seq.
Rocks of Egypt, xv. 6.
Rock salt, the, of the Salt range of
mountains, India, viii. 33-41, n.
Rod-i-Khanee, (Khan’s River,) India,
notice of, vi. 12.
Rodondo, an island of the Curia Muria
group, hi. 193.
Roebuck, H. M.’s ship, xv. 114.
Rogan, a tribe, India, v. 94.
Rogues River, Africa, notice of, vi.
57.
Rogga, the ruins of, near the Euphrates,
vi. 172.
Roheesala, a talooka or district of Oond,
India, vii. 70, 93.
Roheitas, a tribe, Africa, vi. 368.
Rohilla, a village, Persia, xvii. 115, 139,
140.
Rojeebara, a port on the Gulf of Kutch,
vii. 81.
Rolat, a village, Arabia, xi. 160.
Romiz, a district, Persia, xvii. 180.
Romulus, H. M.’s ship, xv. 94.
Roodak, a village, Persia, xvii. 145.
Rood-Balayeh Siftia, a village, Persia,
xvii. 178.
Rood-Balayeh-orlia, a village, Persia,
xvii. 178.
Rood-hulla, a river on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
xvii. 44.
Rookhba, a tribe, Africa, vi. 343.
Rooloo, a tribe, Africa, vi. 66.
Roopgurh, India, height above the sea,
(1707’0 feet,) xi. 344.
Roopun, a port on the Gulf of Kutch,
vii. 81.
Roorkee, India, account of a remarkable
hailstorm at, xii. 20.
Roostum Zuman, a Hindu officer, iv.
92.
Roovooma River, Africa, xvi. 85.
Roree. to Mooltan and Peshawur,
Diary of a March from, by Lieut.
H. G. Raverty, ix. 49 ; description
of the various towns and villages on
the line of march, their size, position,
population, trade, and productions,
51-68.
Roree, account of the town of, India,
ix. 5; xvii. 77.
*Roscher, Dr Albert, of Bavaria, an
African traveller, account of the mur
der of, at the village of Kisoongoonee,
in Africa, xvi. 46-56.
*Roscher, Dr A., deposition of Rashid,
an African servant, as to the murder
- of, xvi. 49.
Rose Island, Indian Ocean, xv. 118.