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GENERAL INDEX. 1 45
Sheaf, a port on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvii.
45.
Shebegli, the, a river, Africa, viii. 179,
et seq.
Sheemug, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii, 76.
Sheehala, the, a tribe of Babria Kattees,
India, vii. 76.
Shehr, a town, Arabia, xi. 130.
Shehraban, a village, Persia, viii. 254.
Shehri Khusru, the ruins of, Persia, viii.
310.
Shekh Ali, a tribe, India, v. 166.
*Shekhawati, the desert of, India, xvi.
101 .
Shekh Raj, a village, India, vi. 144.
Shekh Sultan bin Suggur, a chief, Per
sian Gulf, xvii. 68.
Shekhur, the, a tribe of Ehwurutia
Kattees, India, vii. 78.
Sheik Abder Ramon Baddass, a village,
Arabia, xi. 101.
Sheik Abdool Russool Khan, a chief,
Persia, xvii. 185.
Sheikh Abool Sheikh, a village, Persia,
xvii. 36.
Sheik Abdulla ben Moorbut, a village,
Arabia, xi. 37.
Sheik Abdulla, a village on the Persian
Gulf, xvii. 133.
Sheikh Ali Choopan, a village, Persia,
xvii. 176.
Sheik-Bood, a village, Persia, xvii. 177.
Sheikh Farass, a chief, Persia, xvii. 126,
127.
Sheikh Jubbareh Khan, a chief, Persia,
xvii. 185.
Sheikh Hassan ben Jubbareh, a chief,
Persia, xvii. 189.
Sheikh Hassan Khan, a chief, Persia,
xvii. 185.
Sheikh Khulfan, a chief,Persia, xvii. 185.
Sheikh Khumfeis bin Mahomed, a chief,
Persia, xvii. 126.
Sheikh Mahomed Khan, a chief, Persia,
xvii. 185.
Sheik Othban, the grave of the, a cele
brated Bedouin, vi. 350.
^Sheikh Shaib, on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
xvii. 61.
Sheikh Shaeb or Busliaeb, an island on
the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvii. 188, 213.
Sheikh Subbah, the chief of Kovveit, a
town on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvii. 119.
Shelah, a town, Arabia, xi. 131.
Shelooks, account of the, a tribe of
gigantic savages inhabiting the king
dom of Timbuctoo, Africa, i. 98, 99.
Shemasiyeh, a town, Persia, x. 71, n.
Shemimy, a town on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. ,
xvii. 184.
Shemma Anizee, an Arab tribe, xvii.
73.
Shendee, the cutting off of the, a Hindu
religious rite, iii. 94, 95.
Sheopuri, India, height above the sea,
(935'5 feet,) ix. 347.
Sherayfat, a Chaab tribe, xvii. 37.
Sher, a town, India, ii. 52.
Shereghur, a village, India, xvi. 51.
Sherifadin, a Hindu historian, v. 45.
Sherin, a district in Scind, account of
the damage done to, by an inundation
in 1851, x. 272.
Sherin Khan, a chief, India., v. 120.
Shernaud, a district, India, iv. 80*.
Sheroda, a talooka or district of Oond,
India, vii. 70, 94.
Sherm el Abh, on the Red Sea, iii. 139.
Sherm Harrah, on the Red Sea, iii. 139.
Sherm Norah, on the Red Sea, iii. 139.
Sherm Sayilah Badirah, on the Red Sea,
iii. 139.
Sherpur, India, height above the sea,
(665 - l feet,) ix. 347.
Sherwani Bratuis, the, a tribe, v. 83.
Shetroonjee, the river, India, vii. 11.
Shevapuram, a town, India, iv. 51*.
Shewoo, on the Shore of the Persian
Gulf, Report on the Bay and Fort
of, by H. W. Warner, xvii. 186 ;
Shewoo Bay, or Bunder Kelat, 186;
the village of Shewoo and its fort,
188 ; its trade and inhabitants, 189.
*Shewoo bay and fort, on the Persian
Gulf, xvii. 104, 118.
Sheykh Ali Bin Khalifa, xvi. 42.
Shibrghan, a town, India, v. 197.
Shigal, a district, India, v. 62.
*Shigar, the valley of, India, xvi. 93.
Shikarpore, in Upper Scinde, Memo
randum on the City of, by Captain
T. Postans, vii. 242 ; its origin, style
of architecture, and number of gates,
242 ; its population ; trades, and
shops, 243 ; the dress and wealth of
the inhabitants, and the country in
the neighbourhood, 244 ; roads to the
city, and advantage of its position,
245 ; its trade and revenue, 246 ; its
climate, 247 ; description of the dif
ferent routes from the city to other
places of importance, 248.
Shikarpoor and Upper Scinde, Me
moir on the Commerce of, by Sir
A. Burnes, i. 315; favourable posi-
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