'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.' [‎149] (176/372)

GENEKAL INDEX.
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Inhabiting the District forming the
North-East Point of Africa, Report
on, by Lieutenant C. J. Cruttenden,
vii. Ill ; the extent and physical fea
tures of the country, 112 ; the origin
of the tribe, their government and
mode of life, 112, 113; the Bedouin
portion of the tribe, their appearance,
character, and pursuits, 114, 115;
divisions of the country, and their
chiefs, 116, 117; their feuds, and
mode of warfare, 118; marriage habits,
119 ; extent of their herds and horses,
120; account of the gum produced in
the country, and mode of collecting
it, 121-123; number of boats em
ployed by them in their trading pur
suits, 122, 124, 125; genealogical tree
of the sultan of the country, 126.
Somauli Language, an Outline of the,
with Vocabulary, by Lieutenant C.
P. Rigby, ix. 129 ; description of the
people, their country, trade, and dress,
129-131 ; their origin and different
tribes, 132, 133; their customs and
mode of life, 134, 135; outline of
their language, with vocabularies, 136-
184.
Somnath, the ruins of the old temple of,
India, vii. 17.
Somraee Khoee, a village, India, xvi. 27.
Somunna, a village, India, ix. 84.
Sonallay, a district of country, India, iv.
146.
Sondi Peak, India, height above the sea,
(2090'7 feet,) ix. 343.
Sondur, a village, Arabia, i. 403.
Sone Kolies, a tribe, India, i. 193.
Sonewah Canal, the, India, xvi. 51, 53.
Sone Boo j rook, a village, India, ix. 84.
Sonmeanee and Candahar, Account of
the Route between, from the Mouth
of an Affghan Horse-dealer, Ar
ranged by Captain W. C. Harris, ii. 5f;
fertility of the country south of Can
dahar—the towns of Sonmeanee and
Beilow, 6 ; the Poorallee River—Aff
ghan canals, 7; the country from
Baghwana to Kelat, 8 ; from Kelat to
Candahar, 9-11; synopsis of the route,
^ H-iS.
Sonmeanee, India, narrative of a jour
ney to, from Kilat, vi. 117 ; various
opinions regarding the position of,
144.
Sonmeanee, the Seaport of Luss, Jour
nal of a Visit to, by Captain W. C.
Harris, ii. 1J; the journey under
taken in the disguise of an Usbec
— preparations and outfit, 1, 2;
departure from Kurrachee—its hot
springs and alligator lake, 2, 3; first
day’s journey, 4; the pass of Jhalla-
wan, 5, 6; the sea and the romantic
scenery on the coast, 7-9; arrival at
Sonmeanee, and description of the
city and its inhabitants, 10-13 ; sus
picions aroused, treacherous conduct
of the guide, 13-15; inquiries and
conclusions regarding the road to
Kelat, 15, 16; departure from Son
meanee, 16; adventures on the road,
and arrival at Kurrachee, 17, 18.
*Sonmeanee, a town, India, xvi. 74.
Sonmeanee, the town of, India, vi. 145.
Sonmiyanee, India, xvi. 100, seq.
Sonpuree, a talooka or district of Gohel-
war, India, vii., 66, 94.
Soobeeah, on the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. , xvii.
114, 121.
Soochchainpur, a village, India, ix. 61.
Soodamra, a talooka or district of Kat-
teewar, India, vii. 56, 94..
Sooigaum, a village, India, iii. 149.
Soojdabad, the town of, ix. 56.
Sooleymanja Canal, the, Persia, xvii. 34.
Sooloo Pirates, Report on the, by
Commander J. J. Blake, R.N., ii. If;
the country they inhabit, and the ex
tent of their cruises, 2; their habits
and mode of plundering, 3; their
skill and daring, 4, 5.
Sooltan Ahmed, founder of Ahmedabad,
India, vii. 164, et seq.
Sooltan Hammed, sovereign of Patta,
Africa, account of an interview with,
vi. 34.
Sooltulli, a plain, Africa, vi. 347.
Soolpan, a town, India, viii. 121, et seq.
Soomaeelzy, a section of the Dehwar
tribe, India, vi. 119.
Soonderyeenee Kharee, a creek or port
in Guzerat, ii. 58-59+.
Soor to Jahlan, Account of a Journey
FROM, AND THENCE TO RaS ROVES, by
Messrs Ward, Sylvester, and James,
viii. 101 ; the town of Soor and its
sheikh, 102; journey from Soor to the
Wady Talif, 103; description of the
town of Beni-boo-Hassan and its peo
ple, 104; the town and tribe of Beni-
boo-Ali, 105; account of the journey
thence to the fishing village of Roves,
106.
Soor, the town and sheikh of, Arabia,
viii. 101, 102.