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INDEX OF AUTHORS AND PAPERS.
E
Edwards, T. J., Esq. Report of a Survey of the Taptee River. .
VOL.
XI.
PAGE
16
Erskine, James, Esq., C.S. Translation of an Account of the Kat-
tees, taken from the Mouths of their own Genealogists. Pre
pared for the Bombay Geographical Society, .
II.
53
Ethersey, Lieutenant R., I.N. Note on Perim Island, in the Gulf
of Cambay,
II.
55*
F
Fergusson, Lieutenant E. F. T., I.N., F.R.A.S. An Account of the
Dimensions and Track of a Cyclone Experienced at Bombay
in November 1862, ......
XVI.
127
Forbes, Assistant-Surgeon F., A.M. Some Account of the Wes
tern Portion of Marwar, commonly called Mulani,
II.
26
Ford, Dr C. G. E., Madras Army. The Direct Acting Hygro
meter, . .
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27
Foster, Captain R., Engineers. Short Topographical and General
Description of the Cape of Aden. Communicated by Lieuten
ant-Colonel T. Dickinson, .....
II.
18J
Fox and Turnbull, Messrs. Descriptive and Geographical Account
of the Nilgiri Hills. Communicated by Major T. B. Jervis,
IV.
9*
Fraser, Commander H. A., H.M.I.N. Memoranda and Extracts
from Various Sources Relative to the Capabilities of the River
Juba, in East Africa, for Navigation ; and the Resources of the
Countries Adjoining it, .....
XVI.
78
Frere, H. B., Esq., Commissioner in Scinde. A Report on the
Heavy Rain in Scinde in July and August 1851, and its Effects
on Cultivation, &c., in the Kurrachee Collectorate,
X.
239
Fulljames, Lieutenant G. Report on the Inundation that Occurred
at Surat on the 28th of August 1837, .
I.
352
A Visit, in December 1832, to the Carnelian Mines, situated
in the Rajpeepla Hills, to the Eastward of Broach,
II.
74*
Observations on the Runn, with a Rough Sketch of the Camp
at Casba, on the North Side of the Large Runn. Com
municated by the Author, ....
VII.
127
Remarks on a Singular Hollow, Twelve Miles in Length, called
the “Boke,” situated in the Purantej Purgunnah of the