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GENEEAL INDEX.
Surat, Account of the Inundation
that Occurred at, in August 1837,
by Lieutenant G. Fulljames, i. 352 ;
rise of the river Taptee, overthrow of
the city walls, and general inundation
of the country, 352, 353 ; nature of
the damage done, 353, 354; the river
and its peculiarities, 354-356; sug
gestions for preventing inundations
for the future, 357-359.
Surat, India, account of a meteor ob
served at, ix. 209, 215.
Surat, India, account of an earthquake
at, xvii. 295.
Surat, the city of, India, xvii. 63, 292,
293, 301.
Sur-Chehan, a village, Persia, xvii.
177.
Surhey-ka-Koo, a village swept away
by an overflow of the Indus, xvi.
52. _
Surkhi Dezr, the village of, Persia, viii.
268.
Surkh Rud, an Affghan river, v. 37.
Sur-i-Aseea, a mill, India, vi. 141.
Sur-i-Doozekh, a quarter of the city of
Shirauz, Persia, xvii. 176.
Sur-Mashleh, a village, Persia, xvii.
179.
Suro, a town, India, ii. 51.
Surseea, a talooka or district of Kattee-
war, India, vii. 48, 96.
Surupdur, a talooka or district of Hallar,
India, vii. 60, 96.
Suruswuttee,tke, a sacred stream, India,
vii. 31.
Surveys in India, Memoir on the Ori
gin, Progress, and Present State
of the, by Major Jervis, iv. 133-153*.
See India.
Surveys in India, an Address on the
Origin, Progress, and Present State
of the, Delivered at the Meeting
of the British Association at New
castle-on-Tyne, in August 1838, by
Major Jervis, iv. 155-189* See
India.
Surveys in the Indian Ocean, on the
Present State and Requirements
of the, with Reference to the ex
isting Errors of its Physical Geo
graphy, by Lieutenant A. D. Taylor,
xv. 101-109.
Surveys, Maritime and other, notice
of various, i. 378-390 ; xii. 85-93.
* Survey of India, Account of the
Great Trigonometrical, xvi. 92-106.
See India.
Survey of the Taptee River, India,
Report of a, by Mr Edwards, xi. 16,
et seq.
Surveys undertaken by Colonel Lamb-
ton in India, account of the various,
iv. 149,167.
Surwanee, a village, India, ix. 84.
Surweyas, the, a tribe, India, vii. 3.
Susa, a red nation to the south-west of
Caffa, Africa, vi. 61.
Susinia, India, height above the sea,
(1980*2 feet,) ix. 347.
Susimani, the, a tribe, Persia, viii.
272.
Sutledge, Report of an Experimental
Voyage up the, by Lieutenant Chris
topher, viii. 144-173.
*Sutlej, the river, India, xvi. 98.
Suttaha and Cheja, a district in Scind,
account of the damage done to, by an
inundation in 1851, x. 272.
Suwonada Sea, Japan, xvi. 21.
Suyed Hassan, a shrine, India, x. 25.
Suyudka-Got, a village, India, xvi. 28.
Swatow, China, account of a hurricane
at, xv. 57, 58.
*Swinburn, Captain, xvii. 115.
Swithamley, the ship, effect of the hurri
cane of April on, viii. 12, et seq.; ex
tract from the logbook of the, 88.
Switzerland, account of some remarkable
meteors observed in, ix. 224.
Sydara, India, height above the sea,
(612'0 feet,) ix. 346.
Sydney, Australia, account of a visit to,
viii. 215.
* Sydney to Booby Island, through
Bligh’s Passage, a few remarks on the
passage from, xvi. 18-21.
Sydonians, the first to introduce the
products of India to the western
nations, xiii. 132.
*Syed Burghesh, an African sovereign,
xvii. 29.
Syed-ibin-Wakas, a Mohammedan gene
ral, ix. 233.
Syed Mahomed’s tomb, Persia, account
of, x. 82, and n.
Syene, Egypt, xv. 92, 93.
Syjah, a village, India, vi. 148.
*Sykes, Colonel, extract from a paper
by, on hailstorms, read before the
British Association, in 1850, xii. 9.
Sykes, Colonel, his paper on Indian
observations in the Transactions of the
Royal Society of London, xvii. 191.
"Sykes, Colonel, his interest in the ad
vancement of science, xvii. 92.