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INDEX OP AUTHORS AND PAPERS.
VOL.
Bird, James, Esq. Illustrations of the Arab and Persian Geogra
phers, or the Geography of the Middle Ages, . . II.
An Account of the City of Balkh and its Neighbourhood, Ex
tracted from Persian Authorities, . . . II.
Commercial and Geographical View of Eastern Africa, . III.
Birdwood, Assistant-Surgeon George, M.D. Observations on the
Bed and Delta of the Nile, , . . . XV.
Is the Habaiah of Bruce the Source of the White Nile? . XV.
Blake, Commander J. J., R.N. Report on the Sooloo Pirates, II.
Visit to Port Lloyd, Bonin Islands, in Her Majesty’s Sloop
Larne. ...... Ill,
Bradley, Assistant-Surgeon W. H., Bombay Army, at Ellichpoor.
Some account of the Topography and Climate of Chikuldah,
situated on the Table-Land of the Gawil Range, with the follow
ing papers, viz., a Plan of the Plateau of Chikuldah ; Section of
a portion of the Gawil Range in the direction of its Dip; Ab
stract of Thermometrical Observations made at Chikuldah and
Ellichpoor simultaneously, 1843-44; Chart exhibiting the Varia
tions of the Thermometer at Chikuldah and Ellichpoor, noted
simultaneously, 1843-44; Chart of the Temperature of Chikul
dah and Ellichpoor, taken simultaneously, showing the Range
of each month, 1843-44; two Papers of Drawings of the Speci
mens of Minerals and Shells, and a Note dated Ellichpoor,
August 21st, 1845, ...... VII.
Desultory Observations on the Probable Origin of the Ghonds,
with a Vocabulary of the Dialect spoken by the Ghond
Tribes upon the Gawil Hills. Communicated by the
Author, ...... yu t
Broun, John Allan, Esq., F.R.S. On a Supposed Effect of the
Humidity Derived from the Cistern of the Wet-Bulb Thermo
meter upon the Reading of an Adjacent Dry Bulb, . XVII.
On an Effect of the Atmosphere upon the Magnetic Intensity
of the Earth, Supposed to be found in the Bombay Magnetic
Observations from 1847 to 1862, . , . XVII.
Buckle, Lieutenant, Indian Navy; and Lieutenant Macleod, Bom-
bay Engineers. Letter from Colonel H. Pottinger to the Poli
tical Secretary to the Government of Bombay From c. 1668-1858, the East India Company’s administration in the city of Bombay [Mumbai] and western India. From 1858-1947, a subdivision of the British Raj. It was responsible for British relations with the Gulf and Red Sea regions. , dated 22 d April
1839, No. 424, Forwarding Copies of Reports on the Garrah
Creek, (and the Route from Kurrachee to Tattah.) Com
municated by Captain D. Ross, F.R.S., President, . VI.
Buist, Dr G., F.R.S. L. & E., Secretary to the Society. On the Salt
ness of the Red Sea,
IX.