'Transactions of the Bombay Geographical Society, from September 1850 to June 1852. Edited by the Secretary. Volume X.' [‎6] (17/458)

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^age-3] I7th line from bottom, for Tutlihgur read Futihgur,
32 loth lino from bottom, for Fackeers read Fuckycers,
33 eth line from top, for Bazizii read Bezira,
33 12 th line from bottom, for Bhuddish read Bhuddist.
—34 4th line from bottom, for Khan read Khurr.
35 4 th line from top, for Shimunzai read Shimurzai.
33 6 th line from top, for Malah read N&lah.
—38 19th line from top, for 100 ° read 110 c
—39 18th line from top, for Arieliuum read Arietinum.
—40 4th line from top, for Bonhimia read Banhinia.
—40 5th line from top, for Toenugric read Fo&nuqric.
—40 19th line from top, for Gazma read Ganna*
—40 13th line from bottom, for Semea Fut read Semca Tub*
,, —42 2 nd line from top, for Hummums read Hummams.
„ —42 2nd line from bottom, for Kumer read Kuner.
„ —42 15th line from bottom, for Nandah read Nankah,
„ —44 5 th line from top, for Daondzai read Daoudzai*
—45 1st line at top, for Mahaladur read Mahaladar*
„ —45 9 ih line from top, for lay ah read Kuzah.
„ —46 10th line from top, for Piram read Piran.
„ —46 15th line from top, for Silk read Skull,
In the papers of Volcanoes and Geology of Bombay.
Page—144 Note for at supt, read ut sup.
„ —145 Note for Hurricane of 26th May 1618, read 1648.
„ —149 Note nor with any more recent account of the field of fire than about tube given,
read than that about to be given.
Page—154 Note for Peer Muggru, read Peer Muggur.
„ —167 In the quotation at the end of the article the volume of the Bengal Asiatic Society
has not been cited—it is vol, VI.
Page—170 Fourteen lines from the top for from opposite the Back-bay beach and Love- Grove,
read from opposite the Back-bay beach and the wood stacks.
Page—178 Eleven and twelve lines from top for l Blue chiy with Mangrove roots as before 2
Yellowish brown clay with concrete in the ordinary forms, read 1 concrete, 2 Blue-
clay with Mangrove roots as before, 3 Yellowish brown clay with Kunkur in the
ordinary forms.
Page—181 Ten lines from top for it appears a hard compact rock, read it appears as a hard
compact rock.
Page 181 Eight lines from bottom for altogether indebted, read altogether isolated.
51 ^ ^ 1 en lines fiom top for the roots are cemented into, read the roots are converted,
„ - 202 Section referred to at the end of para 48 will be found among the lithographs at the
end where the page referred to is given.
Page—206 Ten lines from bottom for having annealed and softened, read being annealed and
softened.
Page—212 In the sentence at the bottom of the page, the words “'lying uncultivated'’ have been.
left out just after “ fine promising ground.’’
I age—214 Last line tor colouring of the drawings have been, read has been.
Page-291 Two lines from bottom, for shale limestone read shell limestone.