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INDEX OF PAPERS AND AUTHORS.
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Lahore via Multan, Uch, Khairpur, Haidarabad, and Tatta, to
Karachi and the Ocean. By C. Masson, Esq.,
Lahore, the Sikhs, their Kingdom and its Dependencies, Memoran
dum on. By C. Masson, Esq., ....
Land Revenue, Authentic Account of the, Sayer or Variable Im
posts ; Land and Sea Customs of the North and South Konkun
(9755 Square Miles) under British Administration for a period
of Fifteen Years from the date of its first Acquisition by Conquest,
Languages, Vocabularies of Seven, Spoken in the Countries West of
the Indus. By Lieutenant Leech, Bombay Engineers,
Laterite of the Southern Conkan and Southern Mahratta Country.
By G. Wingate, of the Engineers, . . • •
Latitudes, Longitudes, and Heights, General Alphabetical List of,
of Various Places under the Bengal Presidency The name given to each of the three divisions of the territory of the East India Company, and later the British Raj, on the Indian subcontinent. ,
VOL.
PAGE
V.
99
V.
129
IV.
137
I.
393
X.
287
IX.
345
Leshkairee to Meskat and the “Green Mountains” of Oman, an
Account of an Overland Journey from. By Mr Cole, of the
E.I.C.S.B. Palinurus, Presented by Government, .
Lingah, the Port of, the Island of Kishm, and the Port of Bunder
Abbass and its Neighbourhood, Remarks on. By Lieutenant-
Colonel Lewis Pelly. Contributed by Government, . XVII.
Loonar, Note on the Lake of. By Professor A. B. Orlebar, . IL
Lotus, Notes on the, or Sacred Bean of India. By Dr Buist, . XIII.
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Lus, near Beyla, Memoranda Respecting the Existence of Copper
in the District of. By Captain E. P. Del Hoste, ^
VI. 115
Madras, Statistical Tables of the Population and Agriculture of the
Ceded Districts of. Communicated to Major T. B. Jervis by
the late Principal Collector, Mr Robertson,
Magnetimeter, a Description of a, by which the Magnetic Dip is
Determined from the Horizontal Deflection of a Magnetic
Needle Produced by Terrestrial Induction in a Bar of Soft
Iron. By Lieutenant E. Wherland, R.N.R.,
Magnetic Intensity of the Earth, on an Effect of the Atmosphere
upon the, Supposed to be found in the Bombay Magnetic
Observations from 1847 to 1862. By John Allan Broun,
Esq., F.R.S.,
XVII.
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