'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.' [‎165] (192/372)

GENERAL INDEX, 105
Wherland, Lieutenant F., description
of a magnetimeter, xvii. 18.
*Wherland, Lieutenant F., R.N.R., let
ters from, on the subject of tides and
tidal observations, xvii. 76-79, 81,
87-89.
Whewell, Dr, xvii. 2, 3.
*Whish, Commander, an accomplished
hydrographer, his retirement from
the Society, xvii. 84.
White Dogs, an island at the entrance
of the River Min, China, xv. 44.
White Nile, the, xv. 128-132, 136, 144.
White Nile, is the Habaiah op Bruce
the Source op the, by Assistant-
Surgeon George Bird wood, xv. 128;
the Victoria Nyanza lake the source
of the White Nile, 128; account of
various expeditions to, 129; the Ha
baiah and the country through which
it runs, 130, 131; effect of the rain
fall on the lake and the river, 132,
133; the mountain ranges and their
effects upon the river system of Africa,
134-137; Bruce the original discoverer
of the tzetze, 137, n.
Wikalaga, the village of, ix. 63.
Wild ass, or a oriager” of the ancients, the
only inhabitant of the Runn of Kutch,
India, xvi. 6.
Wilhelmaburgh, a ship, xv. 73.
Wilhelmina, a ship, xv. 76.
Wilkinson, Sir Gardner, on the history
and geology of Egypt, xv. 82, et seq.
Wilks, Colonel, on the land tenures of
India, iv. 51, 56.
Wilks’s History of the South of India,
extracts from, iv. 28, 39.
William Frederick, a ship, xv. 58.
Wilson, Dr John, of Bombay, xv. 14.
Wilson, Major, his journey down the
Nurbudda, viii. 133.
Wilson, Mr D., xv. 50.
*Wind and current charts, report by a
committee of the Congress of the
United States on Maury’s, x. 24.
Winds, account of the, which prevail on
the coast of Japan during certain
seasons of the year, xv. 120.
Minds, letter from Colonel Sleeman
on the subject of the classification of
local, viii. 120.
Winds of the Red Sea, account of the,
xiv. 5, et seq.
M r inds, state of the trade, during the
hurricane month in India, viii. 29-23.
Withulghur, a talooka or district of
Jhalawar, India, vii. 42, 94.
Woghur, a range of mountains, Africa,
viii. 191.
Woldee, an Arab tribe, account of their
numbers, position, &c., on the banks
of the Euphrates, vi. 167 ; description
of the men and women of the, 168.
Wolff, Mr, the traveller, his allusion to
certain Persian genealogies, ii. 60.
Women, influence of, among the Kattee
tribes, India, vii. 34.
Wonika, a; tribe, Africa, vi. 385.
*Wood, Sir Charles, Secretary of State
for India, despatch from, to the Gov
ernor in Council, Bombay, xvii. 32.
Woodway, a district of country, India,
iv. 147.
Wool, its quality and value as an article
of commerce in Upper Scinde, i. 322,
323.
M r oolusma, Mahomed, an Abyssinian
chief, notice of, vi. 354.
Woradda, a tribe, Africa, vi. 66.
Worubba, an animal peculiar to Africa,
vi. 66.
Wowaniah, a port on the Gulf of Kutch,
vii. 81.
Wudal, a talooka or district of Oond,
India, vii. 70, 94.
Wudalee, a talooka or district of Hallar,
India, vii. 60, 94.
Wuddakurray, a town, India, iv. 55*.
Wuddavanoor, a village, India, iv. 109*.
M 7 udwan, a talooka or district of Jhala
war, India, vii. 42, 94.
Wudwan, a town in Kattiwar, India, ac
count of, xiii. 51.
Wujmul, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet
Kattees, India, vii. 77.
Wujrabhai, India, height above the sea,
(1900‘6 feet,) ix. 343.
Wujsee, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet Kat
tees, India, vii. 77.
Wulabhi dynasty, the, India, vii. 5.
Wula, a talooka or district of Gohelwar,
India, vii. 66, 94.
Wullak Geer, a range of hills, India,
vii. 10.
Wulund, the, a tribe of Shakhaeet Kat
tees, India, vii. 77.
Wullamo, a town, Africa, vi. 61.
Wullavanud, a district, India, iv. 94*.
Wullee, a state and town in Kattiwar,
India, its geological formation and
antiquities, xiii. 35, et seq.
Wullee Mohammed, chief of the Men-
guls, India, vi. 125.
Wuna, a talooka or district of Jhalawar,
India, vii. 42, 94.