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PREFACE.

9

Tue following Index owes its origin to a desire to render the

varied and valuable matter contained in the Transactions of the

Asiatic Society easy of reference to the Compiler. In submit-

ting it to the Members, he is anxious that nothing more should

be expected from it than just what it assumes to be—a resumé

of the several volume indices to the Journal of the Society and

to the last two volumes of the Asiatic Researches. All attempt

at systematic classification has been suppressed, and little more.

has been done than to record, under the usual alphabetical

arrangement, the subjects, the names of the authors, and the

local connexion of the articles as they appear in their titles.

The appendix includes :

1st, An Index to the Numismatic Papers, Notices and Plates

that have appeared in the Journal; compiled by G. H. Freeling,

Esq. B.C. S.,

2nd, A reprint of Col. Sykes’s List of Ancient Inscriptions

published in the Journal.

3rd, Mr. Piddington’s Index to the Indian Geological, Mine-

ralogical and Paleontological papers in the Researches and the

Journal of the Society, and in the Gleanings of Science ; and

4th, A Table of Indian Coals Analyzed at the Calcutta Assay

Office, including those published in the Gleanings in Science,

September, 1831, arranged according to localities extracted

from the Report of the Coal Committee; by Mr. Jas. Prinsep.

KR, M.

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INDEX

“J TO °

VOLUMES XIX. AND XX. OF THE ASIATIC RESEARCHES

AND TO VOLUMES I. TO XXIII.

OF

THE JOURNAL OF THE ASIATIC SOCIETY

OF

BENGAL,

Note.—The leading word—if an author’s name, is printed in Small Capitals, if

the name of a place, in Italics, if a common noun, in Roman letters. The Roman

numerals indicate the volume and the Arabic figures the page referred to. The

letters A. R. mark the Asiatic Researches.

Assas Mirza, Prince of Persia, il... ¥2 Page 147

Axszort, J. Notes on the Ruins of Maunkyala, xxii. ten. AO

List of the Rajahs of Sealkote, xviii. .. 177

Some: account of the Battle Field of Alexander ind

Porus, xvii. 2 619

ae on she Battle Field of ityedandey si

Porus, xviii. 176

Process of Sonia the ee Blade of Coigrat

Xvi. ee : He bp nate AA

Additional Observation on the Damascus Blade of

Goojrat, xvi. 666

-Ona Sculpture from nbs site of the Tab Grdek ang

of Bucephalia, xvi.° .. 664

On the Manufacture of ath jmaedlidex of Koteli, xvii. = 277

Remains of Greek Sculpture in Potowar, xviii... 131

Account of certain Agate Splinters found in the clay

stratum bordering the river Narbudda, xiv. .. 756

Remarks upon the occurrence of Granite in the bed of

the Narbudda, xiv. .. da de & 821

2

Aszort, J. Account of the process employed for obtaining Gold

from the sand of the River Beyas, with a short account of

the Gold Mines of Siberia, xvi... a Page

Note on Nurma or Chanderi Cotton, in reference to

queries by Mr. Piddington, Journal Asiatic Society, Vol. X.

ps 710, xi. : it

An account of a mae neue wide fell at the

village of Manicgaon, near Eidulabad in Khandeesh, commu-

nicated, with a specimen, to the Asiatic Society. With chemi-

cal examination by H. Piddington, xiii. -.

On the Sites of Nikaia and Boukephalom XX,

On Kunker formations, with Specimens, xiv.

On the Ballads and Legends of the Punjab ; a Refaci-

mento of the Legends of Russaloo, xxiii. 54, .. a

Gradus ad Aornon, xxiii. .. es ee

— On the Mirage of India, xxiii. om **

Axsput Magsip, Letter on the subject of the Arbelon Problem, 1.

ABDULLAHS, Story of the two, v. .. cia Si

Abi Ma or Amoo or Oxus, Notes on the sources of the, ex-

tracted from the Journal of Mr. Gardener, xxii. ¥

Abor Mountains, Geological specimens from, vi. .. ae

Aborigines of the Sub-Himalayas, On the, xvi. .. 23

Ditto, Addenda et Corrigenda, xvii... ve

of the South, xix. a ne ati

——— of the North East Frontier, xix. ae

of the Central India, xvii. .. -

of the Eastern Frontier, xviii, ae ae

Abors and Mishmis, v. .. 2 a oe

Abu, Jain Temples of, 11. Re ae ae

Acacia Arabica, Properties of the, vi. rf i

Academy, French, Report of the, 1. .. on

Account of Tamba Patra Plates, dug up at Barner in Goojrat,

with Facsimile and Translation, vill. ces us

Action of Copper on Ink, v. Se = oe

Apa, J. Account of Barren Island in the Bay of Bengal, 1...

— Geology of Bundeleund and Jubbulpore, Memoranda

on the, xi. ..

266

1188

880

214

442

123

309

163

208

290

431

661

1235

73

461

309

550 ,

967

195

161

392

111

292

317

128

392

3

Address, The Rev. J. Wilson’s, to the Bombay Society, v. Page

Sir Charles Grey’s, 1.

= fg H. H. Wilson, ‘I. si aft a

to Rev. Dr. Mill, vi.

Aden, Ancient Inscription found at, xi... 2 og

, A couple of hours’ Herborization at, xvi. .. Ma

Adi Buddha, v. = dz “a

ooo,

System, il. .

Adi os or Dharma, v. P

Aeng Route from Pakung Yeh in me to pene Report on a,

Xi. ol an a

Aerolite, Fall of an, ill. ; xe

—, An account fia a remar baie which fell at the <ilktie

of Fe gorion, GHA, 2 Se a.

Afghan people and dialect, and on the connexion of the Dashes

language with the Zend and Pehlavi and the Hebrew. Some

- Remarks on the Origin of the, xxiii. af

Affghanistan, Extracts from a Report on subjects connected with

(ard! Y oom — Bs i ea

and the neighbouring countries. Memoir on the

Climate, Soil, Produce and Husbandry of, viii. 745,779,869

1005, ix. 33, ay is ES -

—————— Objects of Research in, viii. de

Notices of some Land and Fresh Water Shells

occurring in, xviii...

— On the Mines, and Mineral cates of Nouh-

Bry Mil; 3. é

— On Tabular Betula of hel N. W. Frontier Trade

with, x. .. il ra Me

Memoir on the Topes of, iii. 247, .. ar

—— Tables of Barometrical aud Thermometrical Ob-

servations made in, xi. ae 2%

— Antiquities of, iii. ie - te

Agate Splinters found in the clay stratum bordering the river

Narbudda, Account of certain, xiv. te sf

Agathocles of Bactria, vi. ne ay by

Agni Purana, Analysis of, i. “a il.

304

300

563

"800

958

1211

83

57

85

1136

413

880

550

977

4

Agra, Meteorological Register kept at, xxii. 217-324-424-707,

xxlil. (17) (34) (46) (54) (73), .. a Page (81)

Agricultural products of India, vi. .. os ve 76

— and Horticultural Society’s Prccetaiae 214, ~~-257

— implements of Nepal, vi. ww we! NOSZ

Ahom, A branch of the Tai family, vi. ua =A 18

extract, Translation of an, vi. : it 980

Noble, Description of the Tomb of a, xvii. pot 443

Arkin, A. Indian Arts and Manufactures, ii. .. we 209

Ailurus Porcula and Stylocerus, Anatomy of, xvii. -- = 475.

Addendum on the Anatomy of, xvii. re o. Yas

Aiswarika System, v... vs Je ” 75

Ajanta, Description of Caves at, v. .. 2d oa = OOY

Ajaib al Mukhlukat, Notice of the, xiii. uP ett O82

Ajmir, Copper Mines at, iv. 295, .. a SEBS

AxBar, Canal Act of the Emperor, with some notes — remarks

on the History of the Western Jumna Canals, xv. -- 213

Albatross, Natural History of the, iv. 106, .. .. +. 171

Observations on the, iv.. .. bt 106

ALEXANDER THE GREAT, Exploits onthe Western Bank of the )

Indus, vill. a. be seo 7304

— Place of his passing a ce We 3% ve APD

— Supposed descendants of, iii. a ‘s 76

— Site of the altars of, vi. 3 57

a and Porvs,some account of the Battle Field of, xvii. 619

oe conjectures on the march of, v. ite 387

— James, On the tenures and fiscal relations of os

owners and occupants of the soil in Bengal, Behar and Orissa,

XIV. ts re ee ie a 527

Alexandria ad Caucasum Conjectures on, v. oe on eG

————— whether Iskardoh, iv. .. eh or 589

Aut Marpan Kuan’s Canal, ii... ey 109

Aut Vrerpi Kuan, The Mausoleum of the nimeate Soorajood

Dowlah and, xxi. +p i at Pe 504.

Alif Leila, Complete manuscript of, v. ae . 514

Allahabad, Population of, i. at vd 2 34

Census of, ili... os i ve — 244

5

Allahabad, Note on a Pillar found in the Ganges near Pubna

and of another at Kurra near, viii. 4s Page

, Meteors observed at, xi. ..

Allepo, Arabic Works in a Library at, xxii.

Alliteration, an Essay on Sanskrita A. R. xx...

Alluvium, Calcutta, Section of, ll... we

Almanac, Contents of the New Nautical, 1,

Almorah and Gangri, Explanation of the Elevations of side

between, xvii. 3;

Journal of Cape! Herbert on a Tour — éhirbnglh

parts of the province of Kemaon and British Gurhwal, chiefly

in the centre of the Hills, xi... a3 a

Alphabet, recovery of the Lat, vi... 4

of Amaravati vi. ai

of Sind and Marwar, vi. ..

, Indian and Greek, compared, vi. ie eh

of Ahom and Khamti, v. .. cls af

of the Tai language, vi. .. ra ae

of Maldavi, v we

Altitudes, on the difference of Morus and Evening, 1.

Alum, Native, of Nepal, ii. a ve

Amardvati, Alphabet of, vi. ey = ae

Ambala,. Meteorology of, iv. --

Amber mines of Ava, described, vi. ..

Amerapura, route to Pekin from, vi. ..

American Lamp Liquid, Analysis of, iv.

Ammonites, Note regarding, ili. ... _

Amulets in use by the Trans-Himalayan Boodhists, ix.

Anahid distinguished from Nanaia, v.

Analyses of Ashes of Plants, ii. ae

—of Soils, i. =... : Ae us

— of Books ii. 380, 417, 551. : oe

Anperson Wm. Attempt to identify some of the places men-

tioned in the Itinerary of Hwian Thsang, xvi.

— Notes on the Geography of Western metiehistan,

XVlil. ° ee

———_——~ Ibn Howkul’s Account of nenibad XXil.

6

Anperson, Wm. Ibn Howkul’s Account of Seestan, xxi. Page

— ditto of Scinde, xxi. oh

— Sketch of the Recorded Revenues i the States

beyond the Sutlej about 1750 to 1800, xviii. .. id

Aneroid, on the adaptation of the, for the purposes of surveying

in India, xx. oe

—and Marine. Banonbites and Sasipienieniaes in Cy-

clones, On the comparative action of the, xx. .. bs

Angami Hills, and other parts of Upper Assam, Extract from a

Memoir of some of the Natural productions of the, xvil,....

Anglometer, Cowles’, Description of, i. rs 2

Angular, Geometry, Remarks on the Essay on the Theory of, xi.

Geometry, On the Theory of, xi, ye we

Ankoy Tea Hills, Visit to, iv. sete Lis

Annealing, Effects of, On Metals, ii. .’. ds ae

Annual Report of the Asiatic Society, Vide Proceedings.

Annuities, Tables of Mortality according to the experience of the

Bengal Civil Service with the values of, xix. ve

Antelope Hodgsonii, Further illustration of, i. .

, Tibetan, Description of a new species of, xv. =

of Nepal,iv.... = 5g 2

Anthracite Coal of Danie - | od ma

Antiochus the Great, Discovery of name of, vii. ..

Antimony, Ores of, at Moulmein, v....

Antiquities of Afghanistan, il.

- of the Districts within me Bhopal meets fe. ve

Notes on the, xvi. _ aa

Oriental Character of certain si Nioatlachs On the, xxi.

Described, by the Bombay Society, v. ..

of Bamian, v as

Appendix to Mr. Blyth’s Report for December ‘Metae 1842

(continued from vol. xii. p. 1011), xi. o. ne

Aqueous Vapour in the Atmosphere and the Temperature of

the Dew point by Observations of a dry and wet bulb Thermo-

meter. Tables for determining the computed Elastic Force of,

agreeably to Dr. Apjohn’s Hygrometric formula, under the —

direction of Capt. J. T. Boileau, xii. “in

365.

49

822

320

219

57.

551

240

230.

95

141.

250.

59

334

487

341.

156.

272

321

739

127

311

107

361

7

Arabian Nights Entertainments, Defence of new edition of

the, vi, .«-. nt ee wf Page 161

Arabian Nights Entertainments, y. .. i. ~ ot Nott

Arabic Nautical Instruments, v. 1G bs out) Be FRO

Work on Navigation, v. Be 44]

Language, Observations on the Pipailteg of shi, xxi kb

—- Gravestone, Inscription on, vi. i 873

Works preserved in a Library at eee List of, xxii. 44

Arabs, some Original Passages on the early Commerce of the, xiii. 519

Arbelon Problem, Abdul Majid’s Note on the, 1. es 208

Arch, Gigantic Natural, iii. ae gd Ae) oe

Archeological Investigation, Proposed, xvii. .. wo. - 635

Architecture, as exhibited in the temples of Kashmir, an Essay

on the Arean Order of, xvii. <i 4 241

Architectural remains, Proposed Publication of ee of Hinda,

vill. se iii ws i Lt 384

Architecture, on the Buddhist Emblems of, xiv. 623

Arctonix Collaris or Sand Hog, Note on ne Diseetions of

the, viii. ~ at ease i 408

Ardokro aon Imitations of, v. s cP 643

Arian Order of Architecture as exhibited in the temples of ?

Kashmir, An Essay on the, xvii. .. of pau ioral

Armenia Hindu Colony in, v. i 54 Fi 331

Armenian Historical extract, vi. at e eu 81

Church, Sketch of 136, v. ch a 153

Era, Origin of, v. we ay 384

Alphabet, On the Invention of the, xiv. .. 522

Armenians, Laws and Books of the, x. Ps 235

Arwnott’s Physics, Further Strictures on, by D. ‘B. i. xa 422

Arracan, Heuma or Shendoos, a tribe inhabiting the Hills north

of, Notes on the, xxi. At S a 207-

Arracan, Account of, x... | bs Si 13 679

Arracan, History of, iv... a3 ti i 266

~_ Historical Coins of, xv. is 5 i 2392

— On the History of, xiii. ae i s 23

Mode of Tattooing at, iv, .. i Sal war 60206

Symbolica! Coins of, xv. is. sd va 238

Arsaces, Anecdote of, vi. ail : Page

Arsenical Poisons, On the Detection of, viii. a

Artonix, Species of, vii. oe

Arts, Indian, Notices of i ii. 158- 299, lg

— of Nepal, v. Ste vs

Ashergurh, Seal found at, v. B. abe hfe

Ashmolean Society, Questions from, iv. ¥t

Asiatic Society of Bombay, Anniversary Aditred to the,ews i.

of Bengal, vide Proceedings.

——— Physical Class i. 74, 157, 248, 363, 472, ..

Asoka, Period of his reign, v. ais

— Monuments of, vi. 791, “ ae

Asphaltic Mastic, to Flooring, Rofing and Hydrauloic sores in

India, Memoir on the application of, xii. Bs si

Assam, Karthquakes and other remarkable occurrences in, from

January 1839 to September 1843, Memoranda of, xii. a

— On the Petroleum Beds of, xiv.

——-— Mahapurushyas a Sect of Vaisnavas in, xx.

——- Geography of Upper, vi. - .. of

——-— Notice of the Deo Monnees or Sacred Beads, XV1. Lm

——-— Report on the Manufacture of Tea and on the extent and

produce of the Tea Plantations in, vill. 54 ig

— Extracts from the Narrative of an expedition into the

Naga Territory of, viii. sie ute 3

— Fossil Shells of, v. .. ve Le

—- Mountain tribes of, v. he a me

—- Ancient Language of, vi. a 8

——- Natural History, Specimens of, iv. a -

—- Tea Plant, Natural History of, 42, iv.

—-— Silk Worms of, vi.

—- Coal discovered in, iv. i Ae

—- Tea Plant discovered in Upper, iv. es ot

Ancient land grants on copper plates, Ix. .. 7

Associate Members, Resolution regarding, iv. 236, :

Astrolabe, Herat, described in No. 118 of the Journal Observa-

tions on the, xi. Be sis Mt es

——_—— Persian Description of a, x. Ms -

81

147

732

249

219

482

295

304

560

521

803

034

907

817

459

325

713

497

445

O19

193

18

987

48

21

704

42

766

287

720

799

9

Astronomical Instruments, Correction of, iv. Lf Page

— Instrument presented by Ram Singh of Khota to

the Government of India, Description of an, viii.

Observations, Madras, ii.

— Observations at Bareily, u.

Astronomy, Report on, ii. Af

—— Review of Airy’s Essay on, mi.

Asurhar, Note Regarding, iv.

Atmospherical Phenomena, iil.

Phenomena observed at Darjiling i in the Bika:

layah Mountains, during the summer of 1852, Notes upon

some, XXili.

Attock, Marble slab Feo Vi. ve a

Attraction, On the Laws of, ii. a a Ae

Ava, Richardson’s Route from, il.

—— fossils, On new site of, vi. ©, hy NS

—— Fossil Bones, On, iii. AF uf

—-— Mines of, ii. ay od

-— frontier, Geography of the, iii. ..

— Minerals from, i. 14, sg Me ee

—— Japanned ware of, i. Me

—— Amber mines of, vi.

—-— Coal from, xxiii... a 2

Avatars of Vishnoo, An abstract account of ate from the

Pudma Pooran, x1. 3A

AvpatL, J. Esa. Translations by, vi.

Notes on extracts we the ov of Minees

Khorenensis on the Geography of Western Afghanistan, xviii.

Singular narrative of the Armenian king

Arsaces and his contemporary Sapor king of Persia, extract-

ed from the Armenian Chronicles, vi.

On the Laws and Law Books ie the pane:

nians, x. wy Ms ag

—A short memoir of Mechithar Ghosh, the

Armenian Legislator, ix.

— Note on the origin of the Aint Era We

the Reformation of the Haican Kalendar, v

c

258

831

”

380

318

48

251

707

345

49

876

441

59

1099

403

79

124

305

169

274

477

1112

81

588

10

AypaLL, Memoir of a. Hindu Colony in ancient Arme-

nia, Vv.

—_— Notes on some of the Indo-Seythie coins found

by Mr. O. Masson at Beghram in the Kohistan of Kabul, v.

Memoir of the Life and Writings of St. Nierses

Clajensis, surnamed the Graceful Pontiff of Armenia, v.

Ayoon-ool Hisab, Extract from, ii, ..

Azimghur, Report on the Settlement of the aga District of,

Vili. is

Bactria, Cabul, and icant History of the Grae and Indo- it

thian Kings, as illustrated by decyphering the ancient le-

<i Page 331

266

129

902

77

gends on their coins, ix. 18, 1217, 38, 251, 339 449, 627—733

Bactria, Discoveries regarding, ill. 155

Bactria, History of, iv. 339

Punjab and India, Ancient Géins and pale from, x 147

Bactrian coins, Notes on, ix. e i 531—1217

rs Notice of some eonfiterteik 1X. 20) 3 BOS

——_ Second notice of some new, xi. ; 130

and relics, vil. : .. 1047

Note on, il. 37, 312, 405 ii. 247, 331, 364

iv. oe ae pe a bans 387

Numismatic Society of London, x. .. aor!) S45

Description of, and deductions from, a considera-

tion of some new, 1x. 867

Bapvetey, P. F. H. On Dust Whirlwinds sal Cyclin XX.

140, 264, .. is 333

— On the Dust Storms of India, pb eae 390

BkwAwat Kuan, Account of, vi. ds a 188

Bahrabad, Topes of Darounta and Caves of, x. .. 27 - BOL

Bajgah, Fossil Shells discovered at, ix. ats ei htt26

Baxer, W. E. Note ona Fossil Antelope, from the Dadivie

Museum, xii. ¢ ry 4 “ 769

On the Fossil Elk of the Himalaya, iv. 2 606

Selected specimens of the Sub-Himalayan Fos-

sils in the Dadupur collection, iv. 565

Note on the Fossil Camel of the subi Biase

iy. Ks py 4g 3 be 694

11

Baxer, W. E. Description of the Fossil Elephant’s Tooth from

Somrotee near Nahure, iil. fit 4 Page

1. ae Report on a line of levels taken by order of the

Right Honorable the Governor General between the Jumna

and Sutlej rivers, ix. .. ce ie

~-—————— . Memorandum on the prospect in working the

Iron-mines of the Raneegunge District, with a Report on the

same subject by Professor Oldham. xxii.

and H. M. Duranp, Sid: lution Fossil Re-

638

484

mains of the Dadupur Collection, v. 486—661—579—739—291

— Rev. On the Poetry of Madagascar, i.

BaLaAmy’s translation of the History of Tabary and Ghaddely" S

History of the Prophets, xvii. .. ae

Balabhi dynasty, History of the, iv. .. aid

Balantium becarinatum, vi.

Batrour, E. Esa., on the ie Migratory Tribes of Naevee } in cen-

tral India, xiii. , ae au

Balkh, Description of, ii. ae : ;

Ball Coal of the Burdwan Mines, Examination wa analysis of

the, xvii. .. a ae ae a

a , a third notice on the, xix. ..

Ballads and Legends of the Punjab, On the, xxiii.

—__—_____—_—_—_—— of the Punjab, on the Refacimento of

the Legends of Russaloo, xxii... “

Balloon, Ascent of, at Calcutta, v. ..

Baloochisthan, Notes taken on a Tour through pats of, in ae

and 1839, xiii. 667,

Bameean coins, Note on, ix.

Bameana, Antiquities of, v. he

Inscription at, v. Wf ae

Extensive ruins near, v

Idols, Account of the, ii. ..

Bos Gaurus, On, ix.

——.— Coins found at, Account of, ix...

Bancoora, Climate of, ii. Res

Meteorological Tables eit at, 1. :

Ditto ditto, ii. bs) rd

c 2

86

12

Banda, Report on the Statistics of, xix. ah Page

district, Catalogue of Plants found in the, 1847-49,

xxi, 24 é

Bangalore, climate of, v..

Banyan Tree in Mysore, ii. : =i ate

Barse, Rev. M. Some account of the Hill Tribes in the inter-

rior of the district of Chittagong, xiv.

Notices of the Nicobars, xv. ..

Bareilly, Astronomical Observations at, i.

—— Revenue of, iil.

Baroda, Account of Tamba Patra Plates dug up at, vill.

Barometer, Horary observations of, v. 51, 243, 298, 299,

Barometer in Calcutta, &c. i.

Influence of the moon on the, iv.

Horary Observations of, iv.

Fall of, at Macao, vi.

Influence of moon’s declination on, v. ..

Tables for determining heights by the, xix.

Error of new standard, v. ..

Range of, at Berhampoor, 1...

Wet, Theory of, ii. 260,

On Compensation, i. ;

Observations on, at the fortress of ea

» Thermometrical, ii.

ee

Comparative range in various places, v.

at Veracruz, 1. ae a 5

Extraordinary Fall of, ii. .. 2 7

Barometers, Method of determining the neutral point of, xvii,

— Remarks on the Construction of Newman’s improv-

ed portable, and on the mode of renewing the Gauge point

when lost, x. ue st 4

Barometric Waves ina Catone, Geometrical measurement of

the distance from crest to crest of, xxii. a

— Observations, Remarks on some of the disturbing

causes 1n, Xii.

— heights, Gn xii.

Barometrical Elevations, ii. 621,

13

Barometrical, Elevations in Nepal, vi. ng -. Page 696

— altitudes of the Burenda pass, vi. 937

pone and Thermometrical Observations in hewiniistam

Tables of, x1. : oe 49

Observations, An account of the Table used for re-

ducing, to 32° Fahrenheit, xxi. .. 2th) B29

Altitude of Lahore, i, .. . 22

Observations taken to ascertain the altitude of Hic

station of Purulia in the Ramghur district, xi. we 1 UI226

Barrackpore, Base measured of, i. .. - 72

Barramahal Soda Soils, Report on the, x. ae 159

Barren Island, Account of, 1. LB OTIS

Barrow, H. Horary observations of the Berets Thermo-

meter and Wet Bulb Thermometer, made at Calcutta on the

21st and 22nd of December, 1835, v. Ms 51—243

Basaltic tract near Nagpur, v. sie 110

Baselosaurus, a new fossil, v. 3 254

Bat described as Tapozous Longomanus by Gen. Hardwicke,

Descriptive notice of, x1. a Se Oe

—-— of the genus tapozous, eseeiae of three Indian species,

x. er WO OFE

Bat, Bisoriptive Notice of deboried’ iTeoubzoilee na ein

by Genl. Hardwicke, xi. 784

Bats of the genus Megaderma, Nuties of the ects and san-

guivorous habits of the, with some remarks on the blood-suck-

ing propensities of other Vespertilionidee, xi. 255

Batavian Researches, Analysis of, il. 997

Batten, J. H. Esa. Journal of Capt. Herbert’ s Tour gis

Almorah in a N. W. and S. W. direction through parts

of the Province of Kumaon and British Gurhwal, chiefly in

the centre of the hills, xiii. : 734

— A few notes on the cuBject of the one and Rho-

hilcund Turaee, xiil. 887

Extract from the sotbitial of J. Weller ona et to

the Vulcha and Unta Dura Passes, xii. 78

Battle Field of Alexander and Porus, Some account of bites

XVii. ae

14

Bauddha worship, Classified objects of, v. oP Page

Bay of Bengal, Note to accompany a Chart of the, with the

average courses of its hurricanes from A. D. 1800 to 1846,

XV. ms ot as ei T

Baytry, E. C. Esa. Note on some Sculptures found in the

district of Peshawar, xxi. We ina

——_——— Note on two Inscriptions at Weiiaehitina 3 in

the Kangra district, xxill.

Beams, Table of Scantings of, 1VS he i

Beast, J. W. Ese. Influence of the moon on wile denen

XXi.

Beprorp, J. R. Ese. On the Meteorology of Rampur Bauleah, »

XX1. a vs es 5. a

Contribution to the Statistics of Bengal,

XXil. Me “a ote

Bees’ Love for Mango, ii, g.

Beerbhoom, On the Iron Works sie X1V. e yt

Beghram, Gems found at, x. iy di ae

— Tope and city of, v. bn a's

— On ancient coins of, v. sha fei ae

Behar Mica mines, A Sketch of the, xx. is >

— Note on an Inscription from, xvii.

—— Geological features of zillah, xv. 3%

—— — Notice of inscriptions in, vili. 347, ix. .. a

— Notes on places in the Province of, supposed to be those

described by Chy Fa Hian, the Chinese Buddhist Priest, who

made a pilgrimage to India at the close of the fourth century,

A. D., xvi. im i a

— Sanskrit inscription from, xvil. Sr oi

Behat, ancient town of, iil. :

Bellary and Byapore, Notes, Paealy sid pal on the tract

between, x1. ig di ots bre

Bells, Inscriptions on two Arracan, vi.

Benares, Geological Remarks during the men from, (old

road) vid Hazareebaugh, Bankoora and Burdwan to Barrack-

pore,, Xlil. <= .

Ancient gold coins pile near, in 1851, xxi. ee

94

953

492

43

929

1064

15

Bendkar, a people of Keonjur, Notes on the, xi... Page

Bengal, Coins of the Independent Muhammadan Sovereigns of,

XV. sie ie ak

and China, Short survey of the countries between,

showing the great commercial and political importance of the

Burmese town of Bhanmo on the upper Irrawaddy, and the

practicability of a direct trade, overland, between Calcutta and

China, xvii. ; ay a:

Benson, W. H. Esa., ies aie of two new species of Cari-

naria, lately discovered in the Indian Ocean, iv. :

—————~- Extracts from Proceedings of the Zoali

gical Society of London, 1834, iv. sl om

—————- Notice on Balantium, a genus of the

Pteropodous Mollusca, with the characters of a new species,

inhabiting the Southern Indian Ocean, vi. ae

——_—— Descriptive Catalogue of a Collection of

land and fresh water shells chiefly contained in the Museum

of the Asiatic Society, v

—————_____——- Description ae the Shell me petal: of

Nematura, a new Genus of Mollusca, inhabiting situations

subject to alterations of fresh and brackish water, v

——— Corrected character of the genus Cuvie-

ries of Rang, and notice of a second species inhabiting the

tropical Indian Ocean, iv. : bn aS

—_—_—_—__—__———— Account of anew genus of land snails

allied to the genus Cyclostoma of Lamarck, with a descrip-

tion of a species found on the outlying rocks of the Rajma-

hal range of hills, i... af ae oh

—_——_—_ —————- Note on the Genera Oxygyrus and

Bellerophon, vi. - .. o-

Notes on the Rev. F. Hilskon3 S$ paper on

the Shells of the Tenasserim Provinces, xviii. ..

Account of Oxygyrus, a new Genus of

Pelagian shells allied to the Genus Atlanta of Lesueur, with a

note on some other Pelagian shells lately taken on board the

ship Malcolm, iv. Hi ig a x

Descriptive Catalogue of Terrestrial and

150

741

698

11

316

164

173

16

Fluviatile Testacia, chiefly from the North-east Frontier of

Bengal, v. Page

Benza, P. M. Bacloniee Sketch of the Nail ainsi (Nilgiri) iv.

Berlin, Academical Prize question of, i. io

Betteah, inscription at, iii... ia a

Betts, C. Esa., Hot spring at Pachete, ii. af an

Beylah, Account of a Journey to, vill.

Bhabra, Inscription found near, ix. ..

Bharatpur, marriage at, 11.

Bhigalpur, a short notice of an ancient eDoloawal yin Geer

in Granite on the Mandar Hill, in the District of, xx. __

Bhar and Simlah, Remarks on the Geology, &c. of the country

between, vill. “a ;

Bhascara Acharya Sidahants sna sic dicti operis pars

tertia Gunitadheam sive astronomiam contenens Latine vertit

notasque adjecit, EK. Roer, xiii... ts

Bhilsa, Monument at, iil. 488, 41], iv. ay aa

Bhitari Lath, Description of, v. asd S4y Be

Inscription on, v. oh -

Bhojpur Lingam, xvii. t

Bhopal, Copper plate grant from, v...

Agency, Notes on the Antiquities of the Districts tien

the, xvi.

Bhoragurh, Coal of, iil. :

Bhotian Banner legenuienl Dpanslagion se ee aa

Bhurja, Mountain Birch, 11. cl tae

Brace, H. Despatch to Capt. J aukins on the Naz hills,:x. <.

Byapore to Bellary via Kannighiri, Notes principally Geological,

from, Xliz. Bie uid ee %

Bibliographical Notices, xxiil. a ue rf

Billa Soorgum, Osseous Breccia and Deposit in the caves of

Southern India, Note on the, xiii.

Brot’s Notes on Babbage’s Decline of Science in sala i

Birp, J. Opening of the Topes at the Caves of Kanuri near

Bombay, and the Relics found in them, x...

— On the Historical Geography of Hindustan and on the

. origin of the social state among the Hindus, ix. we

390

413

36

245

46

184

616

273

272

1037

53

712

661

303

154

377

739

395

264

337

129

94}

174

610

206

94

848

17 S

Birabhum, Birds of, ii. .. : be Page

Bird-devouring habits of a species of spider, Note on the, xix.

Bird, Note on an undescribed, native of the eastern islands, x.

Birds, New or little known, Notices and descriptions of various

species of, xiv. 173, 546 xv. 1—280; xvi. 117,

— Two new species of meruline, vill. ere

—in the Museum of the Asiatic Society, ehimicee of, x.

628 xviil. a: we

——-— Distribution of European, viii. | o

—in Dholbhum, Catalogue of, 1. : :

-——— Remarks on the modes of variation of sents afined

species or races of, xix, a i$

— Catalogue of Indian, 1. 261, .. - as

— — Mode of preserving, iv. of 4

— of the Dukhun, iii. 418, 536, 597, ve =

Bivalves, Natural History of New Indian, iv.

Buanp, W. Notes on Delhi, Point Pulo, Tinghie, &c. sas on

some Pelagic Fossil remains found in the rock of Pulo-

Ledah, v. .. , :

— Note on the Beubiatlvs of Mr. nian and Sibstes

culum of Mr. Pearson, v. 3

Note on the Malay Wiusdnecon File ise

Blindness, effects of, restoration from, described, vi.

BuunbDELL, E. A. An account of some of the petty states lying

north of the Tenasserim Provinces drawn up from the Jour-

nals and Reports of D. Richardson, Esq. v. .. gi

— Specimen of the Burmese Drama, translated

by J. Smith, viii. .. a:

—~—_—__—-————-- An account of some eal the “en states lying

north of the Tenasserim Provinces drawn up from the Jour-

nal and Reports of D. Richardson, Esq. Surgeon to the Com-

missioner of the Tenasserim Provinces, v. sis ae

Buytu, E. Esa., Description of a new species of Mole, xix...

Remarks on the modes of variation of nearly

affined species or races of Birds, xix.

Conspectus of the Ornithology of India, Rive

mah, &c. xix. 229, 319, 4} "

D

"a 18

Brytu, E. Esqa., Supplement to the Monograph of the Indian

and Malayan species of Cuculide, or Birds of Cuckoo family

published in vol. xi. pp. 897, 1095, et seq, xii. Page

Appendix to Report for December Meeting,

1842, continued from vol. xii. p. 1011, xiii.

——_—_—_—_——_— Notices of various Mammalia, with descrip-

tions of many new species, xiii.

On the Leiotrichane Birds of the Sub- Himaia:

yas, by B. H. Hodgson, Esq. with some additions and anno-

' tations.—A Synopsis of the Indian Pari, and of the Indian

Fringillidee, xiii.

Notices and sessions of various New or

Little known Species of Birds, xiv. 173, 546 ; xv. 1— 280;

oo a a ea

oe

Description of Caprolagus, a new Genus of

Leporine Mammalia, xiv.

Note on the Seiuri inhabiting Ceylon wa

those of the Tenasserim Provinces, xviii.

A general Review of the Species of True

Stag or Elaphoid form of Cervus, comprising those more im-

mediataly related to the red deer of Europe, x. fe

Indian and Malayan species of Cuculide, a

Monograph of the Birds of the Cuckoo family, xi. 897,

a supplemental note to the Catalogue of the

Birds in the Museum of the Asiatic Society, xviii. iv

Supplementary Report of the Curator of the

Zoological Department, xvi. a . 728, 863,

Notes on the Nicobar Islands, xv.

—__—_—_——- ——— A Monograph of the Species of Wild Sheep

Notes on various Indian and Malayan Birds,

Some further Notices of the Species of Wild

Sheep, xvi. 4 * ik nt

Remarks on the different species of Orang-

Milan, EXii. . oe

Drafts for a Fauna Indica, comprising the

Animals of the Himalaya Mountains, &c. xiv. .. ee

240

361

463

933

19

Buytu, E. Esa. Description of another new species of Pika

(Lagomys) from Himalaya,x. .. ae Page

Notices and Descriptions of various reptiles,

new or little known, xxii.

Descriptions of three Indian Sadatoe of Bat

of the genus Taphozous, x. us

—-—— Monthly Report for December Mectine 1842,

with addenda subsequently appended, xii. ...

Notice of a Collection of Mammalia Birds

and Reptiles procured at or near the station of Cherra Punji

in the Khasia Hills, North of Sylhet, xx. ;

Report on the Mammalia and more remark-

(oer

able Species of Birds inhabiting Ceylon, xx. ..

A Monograph of the Species of Ly,

<i. si é .

Notice of the ‘eines aa sanguivorous

habits of the Bats of the Genus Megaderma, with some re-

marks on the blood-sucking propensities of other Vesper-

tilonide, x1. ne a als or

A Monograph of the Indian Species of Phyl-

| loscopus and its immediate Affines, xxiii. aie

— Notices and Descriptions of various Rentiles,

new or little known, xxii. att Aya Ae

Boa, description of the Indian, vi... be

Boats, Calculated tonnage of, ili... aie ae

Bohras, Early history of the, vi. oF a

Borteau, T. J. Tables for determining the Elastic Force of

Aqueous Vapour in the Atmosphere and the Temperature

_ of the Dew Point, by observations of a dry and wet bulb

Thermometer, computed agreeably to Dr. Apjohn’s Hygro-

metric formula, under the direction of, xiii.

Observations of Meteors on the night Heiean

the 12th and 13th November, 1841, made at the Magnetic

| Observatory at Simla, x ( i

Mr. ee, s Tables of mean hatsameenaee re-

fractions, revised and augmented, xiv. a

Remarks on the 6 actnudhian of Newman’s

pd 2

816

135

20

improved Portable Barometer and on the mode of renewing

the guage point when lost, x. ie b4 Page

Borzeav, J. T. Description of a Sun Dial in the Court of the

Moti Musjid in the Fort of Agra, ii. vt

Boilers, Earthy crust in, iii. a8 “s

Bokhara to Meshid, Gerard’s bare Friis ) ae

— Burnes’ Description of, ii. .. sé

Gerard’s account of, i... i ue

Bombay, Geology of, iv. ae sd sc

Harbour, Rise of Spring tides in, il.

Trappean Rocks of, iv. .. ad

Bones in Hyderabad Caves, ii. oF ary

— in delta alluvium, il. vt an

— Fossil of Jabalpur, 11. 151, 205, he $9

—— Human, in France, i. fe oie “

~— of the Jamna, ii... (. a4 ot

BoniteE, Magnetic Observations by la, vi. oy de

Books, Notice of New, iv. ou BY tte

— List of Chinese, v. rn

Boorun and Shatool Passes over the Hintalay, Dian of an

Excursion to the, in September, 1845, xv... S%

Bootan, Journal of the Mission which visited, in 1837-38, viii.

208, oa ay a ot bs

— Memorandum on the Bora Chung of, xi. Be

Bora Chung or Ground Fish of Bootan, Note on the, vill, ..

— of Bootan, Memorandum on the, xi. sé

Boring Experiment in Fort William, Report on, i. 250, 303,

ii. 369, vi. 234, as 4 si ws

at Jamutra in Cuch, iii. ve

Instructions regarding, iv. .. i e

- for water, Report on, v.

at Goga, Section of, vi. te aa te

Bos Gaurus, On, by Dr. Spilsbury, ix. 7 ee

————— (from Madras Journal of Literature,) x. 4

Dr. G. Evans, On, vi. .. ae

Eoston Ice, Trade of, il... aH Ha wh

Botanic Garden at Seharanpur, Account of,i, .. oe

21

Botany, Indian, i. bs Us a3 Page

‘ky 423 oe Notice of, il. ee

Botanical Discoveries in Assam, v. .. in

collection from the Eastward, xxill. .. bj

Botany of Sylhet, v. .. : i

Boundary between the territories of Maharajah or Singh

and British India as determined by the Commissioners, P.

A. Vans Agnew, Esq., and Capt. A. Cunningham of Engi-

neers, Memorandum on the, xvil. ne

Bovutperson, H.S. Abstract Staccivelt of the Settlement unde

Regulation VII. of 412 Villages in Zillah Bareilly 1822, iu.

Abstracts of a Meteorological Register

kept at Caineville Mussooree, (Masuri) iv... .

Astronomical Observations at Bareilly,

il. ‘3 oa

—_————— Meteorological Hepistor at t Bateilly 4 in

1831, i. .. ete

Bovine genera, Tiedtrations of the, Part I. Skeletons of Bok

Bebos and Bison, the individuals examined, being the

common Bull of Nepal, the Gowri Gao of pie and the

Waky es... o3

Bowman, J. J. R. Nicrative of facts wvibniding: ible Wreck of

the Transport Indian Oak on the Loochoo Islands, ix.

Bowrine, L. Esa. a Notice of the District of Jhe-

lum, xix.

Boyes, W. J. E. Cain, “Extract from Note Book bedrails

the Genus Paussus, xil. io ‘ od

Brahminical Conquerors of Tia, Some clnjaotcires on the pro-

eress of the, xix. te a o°

Brahma Vaivartta Purana, i. at ae ix

Brahmanism older than Buddhism, v.

Brahooes, Note on the, x. ‘ “8 vie

Brahmaputra, Survey of, oierenaalts iv. a “a

Brett, F. H. Concerning certain interesting Phenomena

manifested in individuals born blind, and in those having lit-

tle or no recollection of that sense on their being restored to

sight at various periods of life, vi. ‘3 me

47

22

Brewster, D. On the Action of Various Lights upon the

Retina, il. : ae Se Page

Bridge, Suspension, at aannek ii. 538 ; iil. - a

rustic, il. in até

over the Mussi of Fpteraundl ls ee AE

—v~ Suspension, at Trebourg, v. .. “ -

Bridges, Tables of Suspension, iv.

Brimhan Ghat on the Nerbudda to Umur ands Nita

from, ix. a tie

Brine, spontaneous heating of, vil. .. rs

Heat observed in, vil. ais

British Association, Recommendations of the, i.

— Association, the Meeting of, il. Er

— India, Committee of the, 1. .. sl a

Bropie, Cart.—Narrative of a Tour over that part of the

Naga Hills, lying between the Diko and Dyang river, xiv...

Brooke, W. C. Note on the Zinc Mines of Jawar, xix. ..

Broome, A. ano A. CunninGuam, Abstract Journal of the

Routes to the Sources of the Punjab Rivers, x. Bs

Brown, N. Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages, vi. ..

Alphabets of the Tai Language, vi. A

Memorandum of various Phenomena in

Assam, 1843, xil. pol :

Brown tow, C. Note on the occasional existence aah fresh water

on the surface of the ocean, v ,

Bruce, J.G. A Letter on the Raina Cotton of Bunce x,

C. A. Report on the Manufacture of Tea and on

the extent and produce of the Tea Plantations in Assam,

Vill. ie te

Bstan Hgyur, Abstract of the contents ae the, ae R. XX.

Buceros Homrai, Remarks on, i... te

Bucephalia, Sculpture from the site of the Indo-Greek city of,

XVi. 4

lanes Mission of to one vi. i Ae

Buddha, Image of, ii. 362, bel ae ats

Buddhas, Ceylonese enumeration of, v. '

Buddha doctrines, i. .. sie st

23

Buddha Gaya, Translation of an Inscription in the Burmese

Language discovered at, in 1833, A. R. xx... Page

Buddhism, different systems of, vii. ..

A few Gleanings in, xvil. ..

Quotations from Sanscrit authors on, v. 28, be

Review of, ili. 382, 425, .. be ee

Gleanings in or translations of passages from a

Siamese version of a Pali Work, xvii. part il. ..

Indian, Review of E. Burnouf’s Histoire du, xiv. ..

Buddhist Coin or Medal, sent to the Society, through Captain

Macleod, by H. H. the Prince of Mekkara, Remarks on a,

xill. eB fa

Buddhist Image, ele atiod on, Iv. 132, e de

— Priests of Ramree, iv. 29, .. £8

— Monastery at Ningpo in China, an Inscription from a

Tablet in a, xiii.

Remains in Scotland, iv. .. 3

— Buddhist images discovered at ieditrady ; ae

— Sect of Sakya, ii. : ed

— Emblems of Arohiteckive, On the, xiv...

— Chinese account of India, vi. is

— Coins of Behat, iv. a #4

— Sacred Formula, iv. 195,

Building Materials of the District of Cuttack, fhintanded to the

Museum of Economic Geology with a set of specimens,

Memorandum on, xi.

Buist, G. On the ecieal wibaation or Recent and Up.

heaval which seems, at a recent Geological period, to have

occurred all over the Northern Hemisphere, xix. i

On the Encrustation of Steam Boilers and Pies

in India, xix.

On the Oriental character of certain Northern

Antiquities, xxi. op : a a

Floods in India for 1849, Sxeh fad sé

On the adaptation of the Aneroid for the pur-

poses of Surveying in India, xx. :

Bukhara, Weights, measures, and coins of, vu. .. a

161

142

591

'

499

72

783

o71

713

9}

113

181

157

385

623

61

624

713

836

302

419

127

186

320

892

24

Bukhara, Coins of Cabul and, vii... us Page

Bukur, Khyrpoor and the fortress of, ix. > ‘

Bulcha, and Oonta Dhoora Passes, Journal of Lieut. J. A. Wel-

ler to the, xii. ig ba e

Bundeleund, Nurma Giesnes of; fxs ifs :

— Short Vocabulary of the Hinduvee Dialect of, xii.

and Jubbulpore Memoranda on the Geology of, xi.

| ee

— Notice of an ye on a slab, discovered in,

Viil. tk

Burdwan Mines, A ied Notice on ae Ball Coal of the, xvii.

59; xix. niin

Note on the smelting of the Bin ore of the district of,

Vill. bi 4 ae x

Burenda pass, Trip to cia vl.

Burke's, (Dr.,) Report on the value of life among H, M S

troops in India, vill. .. -

Report on the value of life among tie Officers and

Men in H. Majesty’s troops in India, viii.

Burma, History of, iv.

Burmese History, Extracts from, vi. 121,

— Chronicles, Extracts from, v. wo

— Varnish, Note on, 1. oe af a

— Books, Catalogue of, v. .. vip

— — Embassies to China, vi. 121, es

Burma, Wars of the Chinese with, vi. 121, 6

Burmese Drama, translated by J. Smith, Esq., Specimen of the,

Vill. - ug ci

Varnish, Free (litepeaticats on the, vili..

Burn, A. Esa. On the Cotton called Numa, in Gina in re-

ply to Mr. Piddington’s queries, xi. ,

Burnes, A., Some account of the Salt Mines of ie Pree l.

— Description of the Salt Works at Panchapadder,

Mewar, il.

— Account hee an te pistols at Lahde} on the 23rd

January, 1832, 1. ;

— On the Colossal Idols of Bamian, 11. ve

-——_———-— Description of Bokhara, 11. iis

Burnes, A., Account of the Jain Temples on Mount Abu in

Guzerat, ii. is Page

On the map and Grédion Remains in the Pan-

abies: 4x ae are

— Qn the sane Busrehinnts of Alexander the

Great, in the Valley of the Oxus, i1.

Burney, H. Some account of the Lacquered or j Fi ee Ware

of Ava, 1. ap be

Discovery of Buddhist Images with ean In-

scriptions at Tagoung, the ancient Capital of the Burmese

Empire, v. ays = bie ie

Some account of the Wars between Burmah and

China, together with the journals and routes of three differ-

ent Embassies sent to Pekin by the king of Ava, taken from

Burmese documents, vi. 121, bd 405,

Notice of Pugan, the ancient Capital of ae Bur-

mese Empire, iv. - =: ce

Burt, J. 8S. Description of the Mode of Extracting Salt from

the damp sand beds of the River Jumna as practised by the

Inhabitants of Bundelkhund, ii. .. -

Inscription found near Bhabra, ee marches

from Jeypore on the road to Delhi, ix. : <i

— Description of an Instrument for trisecting angles, 1.

— Notice of an eter on a Slab discovered in

February, 1838, viii. .. : oe

— Inscription taken from a Baolee at Bantaan,

at the foot of the Southern range of hills running parallel to

——

Mount Aboo, x re Ks ‘ a

— ison on a second Oe ied taken in fac-

simile from the neighbourhood of Mount Aboo, x. ne

— Description with Drawings of the ancient stone

pillar at Allahabad called Bhim Sen’s Gada or Club, with

accompanying copies of four inscriptions engraven in different

characters upon its surface, iil.

Buswapur, On the Western Coast, Notes chiets br neeit

Ve ee oe ee se ea

157

042

400

33

616

499

159

664

821

105

380

26

Bussuntgurh, Inscription taken from a Baolee at the foot

of the Southern range of hills ae parallel to Mount

Abou, &:"<: : ‘. Page

Buts of Bamian, Deseription of the, ii. 7, ay

Butrer, D. on the preparation of Opium for the China fa atitst;

written in March 1835, avd then communicated tothe Bena-

res and Behar Agencies, v

Butwer, J. Earthquakes in Assam, xviil. me os

Butrerworra, Hon. Cou., Extract of a letter from, on the

Singapore Inscription, xvil.

en

Cabul and Bukhara, Weights, measures re Coins of, Vil.

Journal of a Tour to, il.

and Peshawar Territories, Account of caine of the, xiv.

Cachar Timber trade, i... be:

Calcutta to Sumbulpur, Account Set a Foonuny from, and ei

thence to Midnapur through the Forests of Orissa, vill. 367,

474, 606, : ;

Calcutta, Meteorological Bonister ‘a Vide Metecratdgtbel Re-

gister.

Tides at, lil. ..

Section of Alluvium, il. se

Calderite, an undescribed Siliceo-Iron and iinet Rock,

On. xix. =. ai Be “ie

-———— Rocks, On a series of, xx.

Calid4sa’s Poem Uma, ii.

Camel’s Wool, On the Bactrian or two-humped (emia fies:

trianus) Xi.

Camel Draught to Carriages, aeetihaals Relative to the Appli

cation of, viii. -

Litters for the Woukliea. Note on, Vill.

Camelidze, Fossil Remains of the Sewalik, ix.

Camel of the Sewalik Hills, Note on the Fossil, A. R. xix.

Campseiy, A. Diary of a Journey through Sikim to the

Frontiers of Thibet, xxi. ‘ we AUS, 40d

— On the Literature and Origin of certain Hill Tribes

in Sikim, xi. ae a

27

CaMPBELL, Abstract of Meteorological Register kept at the

Cathmandu Residency, for July and August, 1837, vi. Page 889

A Note on the Limboos and other Hill Tribes

hitherto undescribed, ix. he ays 5 595

A Journal of a Trip to Sikim, xviii. va 482

eee On the native Alum or Salajit of Nepal, 1. ea)) 482

——- Memorandum on the Bora Chung of Bootan, xi. 963

Answer to Mr. Piddington’s Queries about Winds,

Storms, &c. xix. a ; ihe an! i Sioa

Notes taken at the Toe -mortem examination of a

Musk Deer, 1834, vi. ‘ 118

Report of the Death of gion de Kords, ade to

G. A. Bushby, Esq. and communicated to the Society,

xi. ea ae ss 303

Account of ne Hanthatinke at Kathmandu, ti. 564—636

On the Nepalese Method of Refining Gold, iii... 622

Notes on the State of the Arts of Cotton Spinning,

Weaving, Printing and Dyeing in Nepal, v. .. 219

— Note onthe Mechis, together with a small Mocks

a

bulary of the Language, viii. we aie 623

— Itinerary from Phari in Thibet to Lassa with

appended Routes from Darjeeling to Phari, xvii. p. 1. Sok oy

— Routes from Darjeeling to Tibet, xvii. p. ii. ery i ASB

Extract of a letter to the Hon’ble the President of

the Asiatic Society, On Dr. Hooker’s Travels in Sikkim, xvii.

p. li. be wd a oi wae oie

————— Note on the Lepchas of Sikkim witha Bale

of their language, ix. wou) eee

— Notice of the Nepalese Spirit Still i iv. . 282

— Notes on the Musical Instruments and Contant

and other Instruments of the Nepalese, vi. .. as 953

— Abstract of a Meteorological Register kept at the

Cathmandu Residency for 1837, vi. ule OO

— Letter on the Elevation of Peaks in the Himalaya,

XVli. p. il. és or 576

— Note of eth Salajit of eau WM als wey OOS

— J. Report on the Soda Soils of the Barramahal, x. 159

E 2

28

CampsBeELL, J. Report upon the Manufacture of Steel in South-

ern India, xi. : Page

—_———.— Report on the Kaolin Barth of viveote:

— Report upon the Construction of al kes

Instruments in India, xi. :

Proposed, Manual of Chemists eb

Report upon the Improvement of the Silk rece

facture in Mysore and the Salem Districts, xi. .. ig

Canal for Irrigation, Selections communicated by the Sudder

Board of Revenue at Allahabad from correspondence respect-

ing the proposed formation of a, from the river Jumna near

the Village of Kuttha Puther in the Deyra Doon, xi. ae

Act of the Emperor Akbar with some notes and remarks

on the History of the Western Jumna Canals, xv.

Description of the Doab, ii... 3

of Ali Mardan Khan, ii.

of Feroz Shah, ii. .. ay mf oe

at Delhi, ii. a2 fe ig “

Candahar to Herat, Route from, xiii.

Candahar, Rough notes on the Ornithology of, an of its Aden

bourhood, xvi. : ve

Rough notes on rag Zidaee of, and the neighbour-

ing districts, xv.

Cannanore to Seringapatam, Notes hay Gaoli cial from, By

the Hegulla Pass, xv. ay 8

Canow) Princes, Genealogy of, iil.

Cantor, T. Sketch of an undescribed felons en with

Fangs and Maxillar Teeth, A. R. xix.

— Catalogue of Malayan Fishes, xviii.

Catalogue of Reptiles inhabiting the ater

Peninsula and Island, xvi. -. OO7 ee,

— Catalogue of Maihiitatin’ inhabiting the Malayan

Peninsula and Island, xv. .. se ts 71

— Notice of a skull (fragment) of a gigantic fossil

Batrachian, vi. .. sie oi wt

— On Teredo Navalis and a natural defence against

its ravages, XVI. = sae —s “ye

217

163

293

297

218

29

Caoutchouc, Mode of forming it into bags, sheets, &c. i. Page 112

— tree, Reporton, vi... id 132

— Memorandum on, vi. .. 79a

Cape of Good Hope, Notes regarding the iMiededtotingt ant “

Climate of the, xi... a ae i an

Capilavastu, a Town in Rohilkhund, ii. a 385

Carey, Minute regarding Dr., ili, .. ae Par miners 15

Carinaria, New Species of, iv. x a Sy oO

Natural History of a New, iv. oe 215

Carli, Inscription at, ili .. 495

Carte, W. E. Notice of Amulets in use by the vntantt Cae

layan Boodhists ix. en go4

Carnatic, View of the principal Political Events that occurr dd i in

the, from the dissolution of the ancient Hindoo Government

in 1564, till the Mogul Government was established in 1687,

and on the conquest of the capitals of Beejapore and Gol-

conda, xiii. , ad oe .. 421—578

Carnivora, indication of a New Genus of, A. R. xix. é 60

Carxtos, Account of a Journey to Beylah and Memoir on tke

Province of Lus, viii. as te 184

CaRTON PIERRE, Note regarding, 1... ap ‘. 110

Cashmir, Hiigel’s visit to, v. 184, .. He es 303

Notice of Vigne’s travels in, v. 56, a7

A sketch of the Muhammedan History of, xxiii. .. 409

Cashmiri Language, A Grammar and Vocabulary of the, x. 1038

Language, A Grammar of the, xiii... 397—553

Cataclysm of the Indus, On the, x 615

Catalogue of Canouj Princes, ili. =. 34]

of Kemaon Minerals, vi. .. By fh 653

of Dukhun Birds, iii. 418, 536,597, .. He 639

of Coins, ili. .. Wa a: ae 591

of Shells, iii. 93, - 3 ee 365

—-—— of Usbek Tribes, iii. es ae tt 378

of Pictures, ill. Lh ie 524

of Books iii. 53, 141, 193, 245, 300, 362, 410, 476, 525

of Monsoons, iii. ze 547

——— of Minerals, iii. 75, 194, 295, a 394

30

Catalogue of Moon, Culminating Stars, &c. iii. 97, 140, Page

of Nebulz, Herschel’s, &c. ii. ss

of Indian Woods, ii.

of Col. Colvin’s Fossils, v

of Birds, &c. in the Asiatic Society’s Bingen ll.

————- Ditto ditto, A supplemental Note to the, xviii.

of Oriental Libraries, xxii.

Caterpillar from New Zealand, vii.

Catholic Mission in Tibet, Relics of the, xvil. p. ul.

Caucasian and Mongolian Affinities, xxii. mn

Cauttry, P. T. Note on the Felis Cristata,a New Fossil Tiger

from the Sewalik Hills, A. R. xix. ;

Note on the Fossil Crocodile of the Saaeiil Hills,

A. RR: xix.

Note onthe Fossil Camel of the Sewalik Hills, A. R.

XIX. ee ee ee

ee

al

Sevatherium Giganteum, a New Fossil Ruminant

Genus from the Valley of the Markanda in the Sewalik

Branch of the Sub-Himalayan Mountains, A. R. xix.

Note on the Fossil Hippopotamus of the Sewalik

Hills, A. R. xix. hea ve

Note on the Ursus sealer a New Fossil Species

from the Sewalik Hills, A. R. xix.. ds

Discovery of an Aacient Town near Behat in the

Doab, iil. a

Further account t of the ne of an ancient town

discovered at Behat near Seharanpur, iii. as a

- On the use of Wells, &c. in Foundations ; as prac-

tised by the natives of the Northern Doab, Viil. bes

On the Fossil Remains of Camelide of the Sewalik,

ix. “tt a - ib ie

Note on the Teeth of the Mastodon 4 dents etroites

of the Sewalik Hills, v. :

Canal for Irrigation. Beleciaae ronaeaeneatel by the

Sudder Board of Revenue at Allahabad, from correspondence

respecting the proposed formation of a, from the river Jumna

near the village of Kuttha Putthur in the Deyra Doon, xi. ..

bl

Caut.ey, On the Gypsum of the Himalaya, i. .. Page

Note on the Gold Washing of the Gumti River, iv...

Note on the Mastodons of the Sewaliks, v.

and H. Falconer, M. D. Synopsis of Fossil Benen

and Species from the upper deposits of the tertiary strata

of the Sewalik Hills, in the collection of the authors, iv. .

Cavite, Barometrical Observations at, i.

CavELLY VENKATA, Proposition by, v

Caves at Secanderiah, 11. s

Caves at Ajanta, Description of, v. ..

Cedar Tree, 11. a if oe

Celtic explanation of Bactrian Coins, vi. es

Census of Murshedabad, ii. a: e.

of the town of Gaya, v.

of Allahabad, iii. A

Central Asia, Abstract of a mecha kept by Mr. Scrdshes

during his travels, with a Note and Introduction, xxii.

-—— India, Aborigines of the, xvii. ie ae

India, Migratory Tribes of Natives in, xiii.

Cervus Duvaucellii, v. .. ih

Jarai, Note relative to, 1. 66, 4

———— Affinis, Show or Tibetan Stag, On the, xx.

— Demorphe, On a new species of, xii.

Cesspools, On the utility of, in Calcutta, i.

Ceylonese inscriptions, v

Ceylon, History of, iv. ..

— Ancient history of, iv.

— Report on the Mammalia and more remarkable species

of Birds inhabiting, xx. ss

Ceylonese Buddhas, Enumeration of, v.

Cuacu, Expedition of, vii. i

Chain Bridge, Quantity of iron in, xvii. pri: t

Cuampion, Carr. Notice on the Coleoptera of Hong male,

Mily-p. ii...

Chandpur Well, Note on a Gaituploal Section of the, vi.

Cuanpra Gupta, name occurs in inscriptions, iii, 119,

— Identification of, vi. a8

32

Cuanpra Gupta, Coins of, iii... iy Page

‘Remarks on, iii. .. eal ng

~~

His epoch fixed, v.

Changes of climate, On certain supposed, i. «3% :

Cuapman, H. Meteorological Register kept at Darjeling for

August, and for April, May, June and July, 1837,

Vi. +3 a on sh 700—888

On the Climate of Darjeling, vi. .. wer: 008

— J. S. Notes on the Gems found at Beghram, x. 613

Charak puja, ii. = 609

Chardwar, in Assam, Ruins of, iv. .. 185

Charj or Otis Bengalensis, On the, xvi. : 883

Charka, Account of a Luminous Meteor seen at, lat. 24° 06,

long. 81°02, on the morning of the 11th April, 1842,

xii. sis ae i a Ban nsien poe

Cueap, G. On Geological Specimens from Egypt, xvii.

Pepi: ate ae sp cmiiqy 42

Cheedooba Island, ‘psn, on the, x. 349, 419

Island, Examination and Analysis of Soil taishaht

from the, x. ve : ie .. 436

— Report on the Soil frowshi from, xX. .. ~s 447

group, Qualitative Examination of the native Copper

found on Round Island inthe South East of Ramree, xii. .. 904

Chemistry, Manual of, xi. : wists, cree OV"

Chepang and Kusunda Tribes of Dips XVli. p. ii. - 650

Cherra Punji, Notice of a collection of Mammalia, Birds ge

Reptiles procured at or near the station of, xx. 517

Account of, iii. 25

— Register of Rain at, i. 420, 477

Remarks on its climate, i. i. Pee Oe) 4

Chetni, Analysis of Mountain, iv. .. Hs -- 699

Cuuept1 Lonar’s journal translated, vi. , ef) a}, 96

China, Note on the White Wax of Flata Tisai Xii. 898

Chinese trade with Moulmein, vi... 989

Buddhist Priest, who made a sada to Tete at

the close of the fourth century, A. C. Notes on, xvi. 953

246

Books, Catalogue of, v. - 5 sie

33

Chinese Government described, vi. .. i, Page

Wars with Burma, vi. 121,

Travels in India, vi.

Language, M. Stanislas J Mien on the Study of thé % xii.

Tartary, History of, iv. bi ‘iid ahs

Tartary, Description of, iv. .. asd J

——— Tartary, Geography of, iv.

Cymbals, Manufacture of, iii. ind

Relation with Kokan, ili. .. did

—— Varnish, Analysis of, i, ae of

——— Vermilion, Note on preparing, 1. x ae

Paper Manufacture, ili. sgt

Cheru Antelope, Note on, iil. i. p

Chittoor, Notes on the Western Goose of, xv.

Cho Lagan (Rakas Tal) Cho Mapan, Narrative of a Journey a

(Manassarowar) and the valley of Pruang in Gnari Hundes,

XVil. p. iil. 98, 127, oh

Cholera Morbus visited Burma, in 1706, He sie

Cheerotherium, a new fossil Genus, v. ae

CurisTaENn, J. Prashnottaramala or the Buteehationl Dialogue

of S’uka, xvi. be

Curistiz, A. T. Paxoclai Clay faite at Ace silabend x. ate

Chronology, Buddhist, examined, v.

of Makkah and the Hiya Hifares Aparato

chiefly founded upon Genealogy, xx. dé

Chronometers, On the rates of, as influenced Ve the Local

Attraction of Ships and Terrestrial Magnetism, xx. 4

Chuch Namah, History of Sindh, x. oe até

Chulchulheera of the Hills, Memoranda on the, and on some

Lichen from the Himalayas in the Collection of the Asiatic

Society, x. as : iis

Cuy Fa Hran, Places in nthe Province of Behar, Histone to be

those described by, xvi.

Cicada, Note on the Wild Sheep of the Behilod Koosh dnale a

Species of, ix. F

Civil Service, Life in the, i.

Classification of Rocks, i. wd pe

F

34

Classification of the Aborigines of Nepal, iii... Page

CxiaytTon Sergeant, Description of the Tomb of an Ahom Noble,

XVil. He ee hie yr

Climate of Fossil Elephant, iii. 18, .. ois

Change of, i...

Cunt, L. Translation of a tale by hiv Allah Iidigh; XXI.

Cloths, silk, made in Assam, vi.

Coal discovered by Lieut. H. Bigge, vi. at a7

beds of Assam, vil. a i

—— discovered in Assam, iv. ae a

— New site of, at Nerbada, iv. .. i

from Hoseinabad, iii. i be eka

of Bhoragurh, i. .. < aie

from the Fort boring, vi.

discovered in Cuttack, vi. Jo a>

from Kamrup in upper Assam, vi. ae

Bedjeegurh, vil. ..

of Behar, vii. ah, Si

-—— Ten Specimens from Capt. Buel vil.

discovered in the Tenasserim provinces, vil.

— Table of, vil.

Level in the Indian fields, vii.

of Sylhet, ii, 47, vii. “td

and Iron Mines of Talcheer sas Ungool, Ks, Report on

the, viii. : ;

Field of Mhiasebriti Papers reletits to the a Vill,

—— Discovery of, in a new site, x. .. a

Committee, Report of the, ix.

from Cuba, 1. Pe ges af?

—— Spontaneous combustion of, i. .. she

from Moradabad, il. ae i ie

from Hoshungabad, ii. 435, .. - es

—— Syneg Kyong and Oogadong, ii.

—— Khyook Phyoo, 11. 549,

from Peshawar, il...

from Arracan, ll. .. a

—— Beds in the Namsang Naga Hills, SV ss

385

300

366

476

264

647

368

596

267

263

489

30

Coal, Analysis of, ii. 263, 264, 368, 549, 596,

Page 647

Field of the Damoodak Valley and the adjacent countries

of Beerbhoom and Poorooleah as applicable to the present

date 1842, A description of the, xi. i

Analysis of four specimens of, xxiil.

-—— from Ava, xxl. .. a

Coals, Indian, Table of, Analysis of. XXi.

Cochin China, Geoxraphy of, vi. 373, 737, vil.

Cochin Chinese, Dictionary of, iv. 182, 408, v. 374,

Cochineal of Herat, ii. .

Coel, On the habits of the, viii.

Coins, Indo-Scythic Legends of coins, vi.

Estimate of Society’s collection of, 1. 392, vi.

from the neighbourhood of Darjeling, Examination bad

: 156

— Bactrian, Nose on, ii. 37-312, 405, iii. 247, 331, 364, iv.

Seapets. 3 . bed ma

from Keramat Ali, ii. P

— of Dr. Gerard and Mohan ne ill. tA

of Gen. Ventura, ii. 591, iv. 327, vi. mn

of Manikyala, i. .. is He

from Behat, iv. 56, AF aa

Roman from Manikyala, i. 563,

from Behat, iii. 221, aia

Col. Stacy’s collection of, iv. .. se

—— dug up at Singapore, vi. ei

Bactrian, Notices of some counterfeit, ix.

New Bactrian, A Second Notice of some, xi.

— of Canou}, ili. 411, 433, iv.

—-- Indo-Scythic, i. 159, 172, 441, iv.

of Chandragupta, ill.

Indo-Sassanian group, vi.

—— Tregear’s collection of, vi.

of Ceylonese Rajas, vi. aie

Legends of the Saurashtra series of, vi.

—— Application of the Lat alphabet to, vi. ..

of Cabul and Bukhara, vil... ite

F 2

Ancient Hindu, from Jyonpur and Oojein, vil.

ah o3bl

ee 896

393, 1217

“6 130

‘if ._834

568, 629

268

36

Coins, and relics of Bactria, vii. aa

Asiatic Society, Descriptive list of some, xii.

three ancient, xxl... a

Note on Col. Stacey’s Ghazni, xxi.

Ancient Gold, found near Benares, xxi.

uncertain Greek Legends on, xx. ..

On Sassanian, v. 28, xx.

of Mayas, ix. - ee

of Ardokro, Imitated, v.

XV. ae

of Arrakan, The gy mbolioal, XV.

do. Historical, xv. a8

— Note on Bameean, ix. vd

An account of eight Kufic Silver, xx.

Ancient, from Beghram, iil.

Second memoir on Beghram, v.

—— Third memoir on a v. 537,

New Methraic, v. ..

of Nysean Kings, v

Grecian series of Bactria, v. M1, 548, ix.

-— of Ardokro reverse, v. 58, ee

—— Hindu series, ii. 316, 412, 649, iv. 668,

Indo-Scythic, v. 27, 267, x. ..

Ancient Buddhist, iv. ce

xiii. At ee

on the Asiatic Society’s fothiotion of, i.

Muhammedan, il. ..

— Greek, Account of, ii.

—— Roman, from Buxar, ii. i

Bie Page

lately received from the University of Christiania by the

found at Muhamadpur in the Jessore district, Nota on

of Indo-Scythian Princes of Cabul, Translation of some

On preparing Fac-similes of, x. 153, xviii. .. ‘

Remarks on some lately discovered Roman Gold, xx. ..

of the Independent Muhammedan Sovereigns of ene

720, ae

v.

ee ee

Buddhist, or Medal, Poaniks. on a, sent to the Society

through Captain Macleod, by H. H. the Prince of Mekkara,

37

Coins, dug up in the Sunderbuns, ii. se Page

in the Asiatic Society’s Cabinet, 11.

of Indian Buddhist Satraps, xxii. 1

CoLesrooke, H. memoir of, vi.

Coleoptera of Hong Kong, Notice on the, xvi.

Collection, for the Museum, ii. ye

Coleopterous Insects, Instructions for preserving, 1.

Collimation, On the measure of, iv.

Colossal Figure Carved in Granite on the desis Hill, in the

District of Bhagulpur, A short notice of an ancient, xx. ..

Columba, new species of, v. oft us

Cotvin, J. Bones in the Delta Alluvium, ui. a4 3

Catalogue of a Second Collection of Fossil Bones

presented to the Asiatic Society’s Museum, v

— Lizut. Baker ano Lisevut. Duranp, Horary Ob-

servations taken at Dadupur, in conformity with Sir John

Herschel’s Circular, v

Commerce of Kokan, in. ‘ ‘ i

Commerce of the Arabs, Some Original Pilates on the cul

xiii. B :

Comparative Geography of Ancient India, An Bese} on the, xx.

Comparison of Indus and Ganges, 1... ed a

Compass used by the Maldives, v. .. oe ne

— Division of the Arabic, v. .. $e ye

Concan, Geology of, v. .. : at

Conductors to Powder NeGociies, Official correspondence

on,im- .. e a

Cono.ty, A. On cia Balt eS ak 7

—-— Extracts from Demi-Official Renaiee on a Mission

into Khorassan, x. .. 58 ,

Conouiy E. Notes on the Eusofzye Tribes of A Siohanidtaan

1X. =A a a st a2

—_—_——-—— Sketch of the Physical Geography of Seistan, ix.

—— Journal kept while Travelling in Seistan, x. ..

—— Observations upon the past and present condition

of Oujein or Ujjayani, vi. Whe

~— On Gems and Coins, xi.

204

27

679

G14

206

588

324

258

272

122

649

179

299

376

319

227

20

793

788

761

277

798

116

924

710

319

813

137

38

Cono uy, I. Note of Discoveries of Gems from Khandahar,

1X. ani om at a Page

—— Note on the above, ix.

Conostoma Semodius Glaucopine or Rasorial bebe inhabit.

ing the northern region of Nepal, x.

Conversazione at Government House, v. ite ou

Convocations, Buddhist, vi. 508, 719,

Cooch Behar, History of, vii. =

Corr, H. Memorandum Regarding the Recently Disscdaed

Ruins of Ranode in Scindeah’s Dominions, xvi. ms

AND H. Lewis, Some Account of the Town and

Palace of Feerozabad, xvi. ia

On Lichens in the Himalayas, x. ;

A connected View of the Species of Lichens with

the Botanical Relationship existing between them and the

Indian Productions, x. - a aie

Copper mines of Singhana, iv. oe

Land Grant, Note on a, x. ..

— Ores of Cuba, Analysis of, 1...

——— Its action on ink, v.

discovered in Assam, ix.

—— mines of Kumaon and Ghurual, viii. 471, vii. 934, xii.

AD Deri. ie ue fs Br:

in the territory of Luz near Bela, Memoranda respect-

ing the existence of, ix.

—-— ores of the Deogur Mines, Detailed Babes on re

dO ee se -@ ee » @

mines of Nellore, iv. 574, .. “i ee

mines at Ajmir, iv. 295, .. i

Ores obtained in the neighbourhood of Dagan XXlll.

Coromandel Coast, Geological notes from Pennour to Pon-

dicherry in the, xv... ie

Correspondence, Semimenstrual fidenalits of the Tides, iv.

517, a fa ts ok oe

~ regarding the Tibet Mission, xvii. pe

Cosis of Nepal, Memorandum relative to the seven, xvii.

of Nepal, Quality of the, v.

39

Cotton, Soil suitable to, v. oe 4c Page

Catalogue of Nepalese, v.

in Guzerat, called Nurma, On the, xi.

Court, A. On the Province of Taxila, v

On Alexander’s march to India, v.

Collection of Facts which may be useful for the

comprehension of Alexander the Great’s exploits on the

Western Banks of the Indus, vil. y4 }

Extracts translated from a Memoir on a Map

of Peshawar and the Country comprised between the Indus

and the Hydaspes, the Pencelaotis and Taxila of Ancient

Geography, v. ou :

—_————- Further ree aa on the ais of Waikeyate

being the Translation of an Extract from a Manuscript Me-

moir on Ancient Taxila, i. “a ea

Conjectures on the march of Biles v.

Cow es, C. Description of the Anglometer, an Instrument for

working Lunar Calculations, i.

Crab, Indian, i. :

Cracrort, W. Radiation i in elleyd. ll.

Notes relative to the collection of some aia.

gical Specimens in the Kasia Hills, between Assam and Nank-

low, ili. ia a tik us

Ov the Measurement of the Ilahy Guz of the

Emperor Akber, iii. .- : ys ?

Crutrenpen, C. J. Note on the Mijjertheyn Sdihblees:

xiii. : :

Creation, Ahomese account of the, vi.

Crocodile of the Sewalik Hills, Note on the F st A. R. xix.

Crops, Rotation of, iii.

Csoma DE Koros, Analysis of the aie Chin, Phdleh te Dkon

Seks, Do, De, Nyang Das and Gyut. Being the second division

of the Tibetan Work entitled the Kah Gyur, A. R. xx.

Analysis of the Dulva, a Portion of the

Tibetan work entitled the Kah Gyur, A. R. xx.

Abstract of the Contents of the Fides

Heyur, A.R. xx.

314

224

290

468

387

304

468

40

CsomMa DE Koros, Notices on the Life of Shakya extracted from

Tibetan Authors, A. R. xx. 6 + Page 285

Report of the death of, xi. .. BS naan

Further Notes respecting the late, xiv. .. 823

—_—_~-— ————— Note on the white satin embroidered Scarfs

of the Tibetan Priests by Major T. H. A. Lloyd, with trans-

lation of the motto on the margin of one presented to the

ed

Asiatic Society, v..-. wi tt sce) 2G

Analysis of a Tibetan Medical Work, iv... 1

———_— Translation of a Tibetan Passport, dated

A. D. 1688, ii. - is ahi fot. 201

—— ——_——— Note on the Origin of the Kala Chakra

and Adi Buddha Systems, ii. — ae o7

Geographical Notice of Tibet, ie ais 121

Donation to, by Hungarian Noblemen, i. .. 204

— Origin of the Shakya race translated from

the La or the 26th volume of the Do class in the Kagyur,

commencing on the 16th leaf, ii. .. ebay EBOO

Extracts from Tibetan Works tradi slaeeam iil. 57

Interpretation of the Tibetan Inscription

— =

on a Bhotian Banner taken in Assam and presented to the

Asiatic Society by Captain Bogle, v. i 7.7 264

Cuba, Coal from, i. be é G giz 366

Analysis of Copper Ores of, i... + uth on oun

On the Silver Mines of, 1. 5 423

Cuculidee, A Monograph of the Indian and Glazer Species of

ees a oe 0 wa. 8005

Cuculus, Mr. Hodgson On, i ae a of 136

Cumbum on the Western Coasts of India, xv... 380

Cunnineuam, J. D. Notes on Moorcroft’s Travels in Ladi,

and on Gerard’s Account of Kunawar, xi. .. 172, 223

On the Embankments of Rivers, xviii... 697

————— Notes on the Antiquities of the Districts

within the Bhopal Agency, xvi... 739

Inscription from the Visa Mandir Uda-

yapur, Xvi. ie off sek eae 68

On the Ruins of Putharee, xvii. as 305

Ay.

CunnincuaM, J. D. On the Lingam at Bhojpur, xvii. Page

A. A sketch of the Second Silver Plate

found at Badakshan, x a

Correction of a sean: ce some of

the Roman coins found in the Tope at Manikyala opened by

M. Court, iii. ae ee os 2

Notes on Captain Hay’s Bactrian Coins, ix.

Notice of some Counterfeit Bactrian Coins,

1X.

Verification of the Itinerary of the Chinese

Pilgrim Hwan Thsang through Affghanistan and India, xvii.

[ond

Pelle LS op, 1:

es

Notice of some unpublished Coins of the

Indo-Scythians, xiv. .. he at

Proposed Asad’ inéieal Investigation,

Seyi Devle .. . “3 oie Mg ms

—-— An Essay on the Arian Order of Architec-

ture as exhibited in the Temples of Kashmir, xvii. p. il.

Abstract Journal of the Route to the

Sources of the Punjab Rivers, x

Description of, and addons from a

consideration of, some new Bactrian Coins, ix.

- Note to be Appended to my ng of

the Coins of Mayas in the Article on some New Bactrian

Coins, ix. 26h ww at

—— New Bactrian ‘Deics. Second Notice of

some, Xl... Zi 4) er Me

—

«Second Notice of some Forged Coins of

the Bactrians and Indo-Scythians, ix.

Journal of a trip through Kulu and Bahul

to the Chu Mureri Lake in Ladak, xvii. p. i.

Memorandum detailing the boundary Be.

tween the territories of Muharajah Gulab Sing and British

India, xvii. p. 1. ° ne f is

Note on the Limits of Perpetual Snow in

the Himalayas, xviii. .. “4

————_—-—————- Coins of the Sadian Buddhist bering XXill.

G

1008

130

1217

201

694

679

42

CuNNINGHAM, A. Correspondence of the Commissioners de-

puted to the Tibet Frontier, xvii. Page 89

Curatorship, Correspondence regarding the Society’ S, Vis 77, 493

Cutch, Boring in, iii... s ts - 40

— Fossil Shells of, vi. ais 159

Cuttack, Memorandum on Building Materials of the district of,

ml. ese P 836

— Inundation, i... ou 25

Cylinder (A) and certain gems Sainte: in the naiieaenvea

of Herat, xi. “= weap! red

Cyprinidze, On Indian, a R. xix. 217, vil. 941, viii. ahve 50

Dadoopoor Museum, Note on a Fossil Antelope from the, xii. .. 769

Dadupanthis, Translation of the books of, vi. 480, 750

Dakhan, An Account of the Mammalia of, i... 161

Darton, T. E. Account of a Visit to the Jugleo and tise

Rivers in upper Assam, xXil. 511

On the Meris and Abors of eae XIV. 426

——— Visit to Dewangeri, XVill. Sia 66

Earthquakes in Gowhatty, xviii. .. hs 173

Notes on the pee a sect of Vaishna-

vas in Assam, xx... . 455

Report of a Visit to sili Hills in in the Meich-

bourhood of the Soobanshiri River, xiv. Ss iw i BOD

Damascus Blade of Goojrat, Process of working the, xvi. ae 666

Damoodah Valley, A description of the Coal Field of the, and

the adjacent countries of Beerbhoom and Poorooleah as ap-

plicable to the present date, 1842, xi. ‘ bi 723

Dam-sluices of the Dooab Canal, aemas of then’ le 454

Darjeling, Climate of, vi. b b. ga. WAS08

to Thibet, Routes from, xvii. p. ii. 488

Examination and Analysis of four Specimens of Coal

from the Neighbourhood of, xxiii. 381

Copper Ores obtained in the Neishhobetueca of,

Xxiii. sa Ss ste RP ty: Far

in the Himilayah Mountains, Atmospherical Pheno-

mena observed at, during the Summer of 1852, Notes upon

some, Xxiil. bd : an _ 49

43

Darounta, Caves of Bahrabad and Topes of, x. .. Page

Dasuwoop, T. Abstract of a Meteorological Register kept at

Muzafferpur in Tirhut (Lat. 26° 7’ 29” N.; Long. 850 24’ 30"

E.) iii.

Dative and Accusative ene in Bengali and piiusiaaeuia On the

connections of the, xxi. ae ays

Daud Putras, Origin of the, vil.

Davipson, S. C. Note on the habits of the Coel and on we

discovery of Isinglass, vill. ‘ “ wd

Davis, C. E. Climate of Singapur, ii. we

Dawe, W. Memorandum of the progress of sinking a ill in

the bunds of Chandpur, near the foot of the hills, vi.

Days esteemed fortunate, vi. oe :

De Canpdo.te on Longevity of madtaya li. ne 3

De ta Hoste, Memoranda respecting the existence of copper

in the en, of Luz near Bela, ix.

Theory of Crops, ii. d

Dean, E. On the Fossil Bones of the Jumna Bidets lv.

Notice of the Temple called Seo Byjnauth, (Siva

Vaidyanatha) discovered on the 3rd December, 1834, on the

Hill of Unchapahar, in the Shekawati Territory, iv.

On the Strata of the Jumna Alluvium, as exem-

plified in the Rocks and Shoals lately removed from the bed

of the river, and of the sites of the Fossil Bones discovered

therein, iv. ae

Deccan, Diving in the, ti.

Dehra Din, Geology of, i.

Fossils, Falconer’s Note regarding, i.

Dehli, Meteorology of, i.

— Geological Section near, vi.

———— Inscription from, iii. 483, vi...

—-— Student’s Journal, ii. :

——- Pillar, presented to the Asiatic Society, vi.

— Ancient Canals in, il. Bs

Deogur Mines, Detailed Report on the Copper Ores of the, xx.

Second Notice on the Argentiferous Ores of, xxi.

Deo Monnees or Sacred Beads of Assam, Notice of the, xvi,

G 2

381

361

44

Dera Ghazee Khan to Candahar, Route from, through the Sak-

hee Sarwar Pass and Buzdar, with other routes, xiii. Page

Description of some Ancient Gems and Seals from Bactria, the

Punjab and India, x. .. oe a a

Desiderata in Botany, iv. , me

— of the British Dbasiaaitoeis IV. oe Ag?

Devamunni on the Western Coast, S. India, xv. .. na

Dew Point and Wet Bulb Thermometer, Table of, iv.

Duarma-PAL, Raja, Account of, iii.

Dhari Falls, The passage from the, to the Hiranphiat XVil. p. li.

Dholbhum, Birds of, ii. : ,

Dhunakar Hills, Birbhum, Note on a i Specirde of Iron Bich

the, xix. F a ae

Diamond in the possession of the Nizam, On the, xvii.

— Mines, il. 23 i fe ae

Dictionary, Cochin Chinese, Note on a, iv. na a

— Burmese to be printed, vi.

Dip of Magnetic needle at Madras, vi.

Distillation, Native mode of, iv. ig ae

Division, New mode of measuring, iil. ee

Dkon Seks, Sher Chin, Phal Chhen, Do, De, Nyang Das aa

Gyut, being the second division of the Tibetan Work, en-

titled the Kah Gyur, Analysis of the, A. R. xx. *

Doab Alluvium, Geology of the, iv. .. ak a

—-— Canal, Water Mills of the, ii. .. ae ah

—— Canal Dams, 1.

Do, De, Sher Chin, Phal Chhen, Dkon Seks, ae Das gail

Gyut, being the second division of the Tibetan Work, entitled

the Kah Gyur, Analysis of the, A. R. xx.

Documeats relating to the Gates of Somnath, xii. uh

Dophlas and the Peculiarities of their Language, Notes on the,

xX. sh He ie bs

Dost iceman Kwan, i. -_

DrumMMmonp,—On the Mines and Mineral Beishorian of North-

ern Affghanistan, x. .. . y a

Drury, L. Remarks on some ven Discovered pbs Gold

Coins, xx. the big oe ia

45

Dugong, Notice of the, ii. - Page 100

Dukhun, Birds of the, iii. 418, 536, 597, as 639

Dulva, a portion of the Tibetan Work entitled the Kah ait,

Analysis of the, A. R. xx. - be a 4

Abstract of the Contents of the, 1 ae ee 1

Dum Dum, Bones discovered at, ii.. a .. 649

Dunzar, W. Discovery of Coal in a new site, x. 300

Duncan, J. Note on the occurrence of the Bhauddha 8

ae 713

Dvuranp, H. M. “ponies of the Teeaiians and se

Fossil Genera of the Sub- sk al idl in the Dadupur Col-

lection, A. R. xix. .. a me 54

Douraa, Sketch of the temple to, vii. ” cc S28

Dust Storms of India, On the, xix.. ; «-,; 890

Whirlwinds and Cyclones, a xxi. 140, 264,. 333

—— Whirlwinds of the Punjab, Report on ae XXlil. to 364

Dye extracted from lichens, vi. .. ms su) oe

from the teak plant, vi. de ee

Dyeing of Khurwa cloth, &c. 1... ne Sei tnntboe

Art of, in Nepal, v. a ss wee elie

Earthquakes and other remarkable occurrencesin upper Assam,

xvill. 173, xil. 907

for the year 1843, ceaneenne of Tadian and Aeghe

xiv. she — a, mr spelt ne oO

—— Memoir on Indian, xii. 257 ; xiii. 964, .. 1029

———— As Soyuti on, xii. ie sf wish ey AD

wae in Nepal, 1. 438, 564, . 636

on the North ee ois ig ae on the

recent, Xi. ; Lg “ig Sie 242

at Baler i 1 “th 34

Hastwick, J. B. A Vocabulary of ne Scinde Ie innue: xi. 1

Helipse of Jupiter’s Satellites, Observations of, 1. Sates toy fogs

Hclipses of Jupiter’s Satellites at Chuprah, il. .. 4}

Economic Geology, Correspondence respecting the eee aes S

Museum of, iv. 282, xi. 322

Epnewortn, M. P. Abstract of a soa ght id Mr. is.

diner during his travels in Central Asia with a Note and

Introduction, xxii... ia Moe ae 283

46

Epewortsh, M. P. ig on the Statistics of Banda,

xix. beg , Page

N otes on the Sources of the Abi Moo,

Amoo or Oxus, extracted from the Journal of Mr. Gardiner,

XXil.

Description of Mohzarkhala in the

Kohistan of the Wester Huzara, extracted from the Journal

of Mr. Gardiner, xxii. nm? my! ve

Observations on the Genus Spathium,

oa. : . ve 2

ee —— Catalogue of Plants found in the

Banda district, 1847—49, xxi. 24,

A couple of hours Haitichietiial at

Aden, xvi. it ~ 6 }

Register of the Weather at Futteh-

gurh (Lat. 27° 21’ N.; Long. 79° 30’ E.) from April 1832

to October, 1833, i11..

Ss

ee eee

—_—_—— Boeantths Ne taut A ceathit of vi

Protected Sikh States, vi. 751, x1.

Register of the PH at ih.

bala, for 1834, iv. es # ge

Grammar and Vocabulary of the

Cashmiri Language, x.

Education, On Native, iii.

Egypt, Notes on the Eastern Desert of, from Gebel Afret by

the Ancient Porphyry Quarries of Gebel Dukhan near to

the old station of Gebel Gir, xvii. ;

Memoir on the Regeneration and doth state of

Medicine in, viii. i

Tour through parts of, iv. ..

Electric spark from Magnet, 1.

Electricity, On the progress of, 1.

Electro-Magnetism, Experiments on, iv.

Electrotype, On, x. i

Elephant, Fossil, of the Metbindda, + vi. 487, its tin dtes nes

Medicine for, i.

——— The Osteology of the, xiii.

89

431

405

1038

504

584

393

438

AT7

367

182

478

18

155

915

AT

Elephant’s Tooth, Carved, v. alt a Page

Elk, The Gigantic, of the Himalayas, v. . 4

Exot, W. Comparative List of Upanishads, xx.

— On Bos Gaurus, x ,

J. B. Note on an Tisctibtial fal near the sev

riah Mound in Tirhut, (Pl. xvii. fig. 6) iv. i

H. M. Manuscripts of the late, xxiii. i

—— On Col. Wilford’s Ancient Geography of India,

XVli. p. 1.

wt

ebnouis upon His Anis the Kins of Oude’ 8

Observatory at Lucknow, xvii. p. 1. ue

Embankments of Rivers (On the) and on the Nature of Gee

flowing Rivers in Diluvial Plains, xviii.

Encrustation of Steam Boilers and Pipes in India, On the, xix.

England, Notes on Natural History, on a Voyage from,

lv. sa wh - be :

Equations, Condition for a Quadrilateral common or re-

entrant, xi.

Era, Armenian, v. i

Hrawad, supposed branch to China, Vi.

Erolia, Red-billed, of Nepal, iv. 458,

Errors of Astronomical Instruments corrected, iv. 518,

Hthnographical Society of London, Queries respecting the

Human Race to be Addressed to Travellers and others,

xiil.

Ethnography and Edin of tbe Sub- recite: XVil.

Huclid, Translation of, by Sewai Jaya Sinha, vi.

Kuphrates Expedition, Report on the, v ae

Eurinorynchus Griseus, Specimen of a, v. 127, A. R. xix. ..

Eusofzye Tribes of Afghanistan, Notice on the, ix. 924, xvii.,

p. i.

Evans, G. eaicidikions of a Eien Head iad to "

brought from Egypt by Lieut. Archbold, iv.,

Note on the dissections of the mente abla

or Sand Hog, vill... He

Note on a Specimen of the Bos gaurus, vi.

Evaporation at Bokhara, ii. os aid Sia

248

184

606

579

286

225

452

507

697

419

167

28

384

1019

701

519

919

544

938

675

69

624

322

408

223

48

Evaporation, Daily rate of, in Caleutta, xvii. p. T. Page

Everest, R, Some Additional Observations in the quantity

of Earthy Matter brought down by the Ganges, its depth

and velocity, made during the rainy season of 1832 at Gha-

zipur, i. 238,

— Comparison of the ‘nei gtty of the Biondi

with the distance of the Moon from the Celestial Equator,

———

IV. “4: es SF ot rf

Continuation of a Paper (Journal May, 1835) on

the Heights of the Barometer as effected by the position of

the Moon, v. ef! #

— On the RevONIee of the suusstid v. 281,

vi. es a oa

— On the amount of Rain-fail at Calcutta as affect-

ed by the Declination of the Moon, iv.,

Remarks upon the Rain ae iivitietie of the fiat

eight Seasons in India, 1831 @ 1888, viii. s

— Some Geological Remarks made in the country

between Mirzapur and Saugor, and from Saugor North-

wards to the Jamna, ii.

— On the Influence of the Moon on indebted

Phenomena, 111. 345, .

— Note on Tadian Saline ined Mtis i

Register of the Temperature of Suet

Tai eesti oe rs fe ie

—— On the Temperature of Deep Wells to the West

of the Jamna, iv.,

on the Gypsum of the Himalaya, i. : ie

—— On the Climate of the Fossil rsp Mache ill.

Geological Observations made in a journey from

Mussoorie (Masuri) to Gungotree, (Gangautri) iv., 4

Ewer, W. Eclipses of Jupiter’s Satellites, ii.

Extract from Proceedings of the Numismatic Society of oo

don, 1837, 1888, on the comparative status of circulating

media at different periods under the Bactrian and Indo-

Scythian Kings, x.

—— Remarks on a late Paper in the Asti J sini

236

549

252

585

303

207

313

AT5

631

149

604:

229

450

690

49

Extract from the Proceedings of the Numismatic Society of

London, 1837-38, ix. ia Page

— from Mr. MClelland’s paper on Indian Cyprinide,

Asiatic Researches, vol. xix. 217 viii.

ee

of a letter from Capt. J. D. Cunningham, on Lingam

at Bhojpur, xvii. p. I. , i! iy

of a letter from Col. J. Low, on isi ae Inscription,

xvii. p. I. te we

of a letter from Capt. Kittoe,'c on the ruins “of Budh Gya,

xyil. p» L. a

of a letter from Dr. Csitiabell to the Hon’ble the pie:

sident of the Asiatic Society, on Dr. Hooker’s Travels in

Sikkim, xvii. p. IT.

of a letter from Lieut. R. ‘staked: on his visit to

Tibet, xvii. p. II. a

of a letter from Professor Bons to Dr. O’Shaugh-

nessy, on the progress of science in Philadelphia, xvii.

p. 1.

from the late Dr. Voysey’s Journals, Trigonometrical

Survey in Southern and Central India, xiii.

Facsimiles of Coins, On preparing, xviil. ;

- of various Ancient Inscriptions, v. 340 vi.

Fatconemr, H. Sewatherium Giganteum, a New Fossil Ruminant

Genus from the Valley of the Markanda inthe Sewalik Branch

of the Sub-Himalayan Mountains, A. R. xix. ..

Note on the Fossil Hippopotamus of the evr

Hills, A. R. xix. ‘

Note on the Felis Gitta: a New Fossil Tiger nit

the Sewalik Hills, A. R. xix.

Note on the Fossil Camel of the Sewalik Hills, A. R.

xIx.

Note on the ees a a Nia Fossil Spbtics

from the Sewalik Hills, A. R. xix.. é

On the Aptitude of the iaudiovad Range for

the Culture of the Tea Plant, i. . gS

—— Letter to the Secretary of the Astute Society

on the Cataclysm of the Indus, x

i

o72

578

50

Fatconer, Hl. On Additional Fossil Species of the Order

Quadrumana from the Sewalik Hills, vi. she Page |

Note on the occurrence of Fossil Bones in the

Sewalik Range, Kastward of Hardwar, vi. a

and P. T. Cautiey, Sevatherium Giganteum, a

new Fossil Ruminant Genus from the Valley of the Mar-

kanda, in the Sewalik branch of the Sub-Himalayan Moun-

ins, ¥. . 6 pre if Aye 14

Falconide, Description of a New Genus of, xii. .. 3

Fauna of the Nicobar Island, Notes on the, xv. ..

Indica, Drafts for a, Comprising the Animals of the Hima-

laya Mountains, xiv. .. ak ah is

Faustus, Narrative of, vi.

Fayrer, J. Meteorological ae riabigns be pin at re eae cab

Field Hospital, xxi. 520

Feerozabad, Town and Palace of, in the Vicinity of Delhi,

Some account of the Introductory Remarks on the Sites of

other Towns, xvi.

Felis Cristata, a New Fossil Tiger a the Sewalik Hills, Note

on the, A. R. xix.

Fenwick, Capt. Journey of the Peceee from the Dhari Falls

to the Hirnphal, xvii. p. II.

Journal of a Passage down HH Nuc kadie,

from Chekuldeh to Barooch with notices of the most impor-

tant obstructions to the Navigation, xviii.

Freroz SHAu Discovers Fossil Bones, iti.

Feroz Monument, Reading of the, vi.

Ferruginous Spherules imbedded in Sandstone, ae Talkies

in Bundlecund, Notice onthe, xvi.. a

Fessirostral Tribe, a New Genus of ae Vill, i

Filtering Waters of Tanks in large quantities for the use of

Towns, On, xxi.

Financial Report, 1849, xviii.

Fints, J. ASummary Description of es kscibiid, of the joa

try between Hoshungabad on the Nurbudda and Nagpoor

by the direction of Baitool, ili... - ae,

Fish, Natural History of an Extraordinary, iv. .. e

71

218

51

Fish, Fall of, from the sky, ii. 2 Page

Fisuer, F. H. Geological Sketch of Masuri “aa Landour in

the Himalaya, together with an abstract of the Thermometri-

eal Register kept at Landour, during the year 1831,i. —.-

Memoir of Sylhet, Kachar, and the adjacent Dis-

eicts> 3... we “a

Fishes, Catalogue of Matin, XViil. nA ue

Flata lembata, Note on the, xii. 398, : om

Fiemine, A. Notes on the Iron Ore of iRonsala in the Jetch

Dooab of the Punjab, with a Qualitative Analysis of the same,

° exill. os a ae 4:4

———-— Diary of a Trip to Pind Dadan Khan, &c. xviii.

—__—_—_—-— A Report on the Salt Range and on its Coal and

other Minerals, xvi. p. II. !

— Report on the Geological sepanues and Midend

Wealth of the Salt Range-in the Punjab, xxii. 229, 333,

Flora Indica, Review of a New Edition of, 1.

Floods in India, 1849, xx. fd Mm

Flowers, Fall of Celestial, ii. t

Forrey, — Note on the Coal diadeeed at Khyuk Phyu m the

Arracan district, ib ..

Note on a Remnant of the Hut Nation (vide ehap. 26

of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire under the

head of Original Seat of the Huns,) v. A

Notes on the Geology, &c. of the country in the

Neighbourhood of Maulamyeng (vulg. Moulmein) v.

— Journal of a Tour through the Island of Rambree,

with a Geological Sketch of the Country, and Brief Account

of the Customs, &c. of its Inhabitants, iv. 20, 82,

Forses, J. Notes on the Buddhas from Ceylonese authorities, |

with an attempt to fix the dates of the appearance of the

last four, being those of the Maha Bhadra Kalpa (or Present

Age), V. ee :

Forests, On the nupewee of deans on, XViil.

Formulee for Strain of Materials, iv. .. ug es

Fort William, Proceedings of the Committee appointed to super-

intend the Boring Operations in, ix. wd vs

H 2

813

269

199

52

Fort William, Report on Boring Experiment in, 1. 250, 561;

li. 369; WROTE Wide: os of i Page

Fossils bones dug up in, vi.

Fossil Baselosaurus, a New, v 2;

— found at Perim, v. 258, 438, 833, vi. ups

— Shells of Assam, v

Note on the Camel of the Sewalik Hills, ie: R. xix. 115,

J.A.S. iv. 694, ix.

Tiger, from the Sewalik Hills, re R. xix.

Bones, Rhinoceros, v. ve ee e

Bones, Mastodon, v. at j 294,

-—— Ursus Sewalensis, from the Sewalik Hills, Note on the,

A.B, xix?

Hippopotamus of the Sewalik Bills, Note on the, A. R.

xix, 59,3: A. Sa¥, :

Bones, Dr. Falconer’s list of, iv. "BY,

—— Discoveries at Pinjor, iv. es

-—- Antelope from Dadoopoor Museum, Note on a, xi.

——— Bones of Dehra Doon, i. er va Se

——— Shells of Kassia Hills, iv.

—-— Elephant of Nerbudda, ii. 365, Climate of, 18,

—— Shells from Hyderabad, 11. 92, 205, 270, 583, 632, 649,

629, 302, il. 586,

—— Shells of Ramree, ii. aa ae

—— Buffaloe, ii. 399, iv. ce

—— Bones from Sewalik Hills, iu. 597, 529, vi. 354, ao

—— Tooth from Nahun, iii. : ma

—— Shells found in the Saugor and avecanias Beretatias Viil.

234

897

254

73

519

620

135

486

768

193

39

179

586

769

97

520

396

151

412

236

899

638

708

—— Note on the Crocodile of the Sewalik Hills, A. R. xix. 29. a2

--—_— Jaw sent from Jubbulpore, Note on the, x...

—— Discoveries in the Valley of Nerbudda, Notes on ae

ii. 18, 365, 396, v. 674, 833, vill. 708, 950, 950, vi. 487,

499, x. 629, 1. 456, vi. 321, v. 589, xiii. sy ae

Bones of the Jamna, ui. 302, .. ne ig

—— Shells of Nirmul, v. 3 si Ks

— Shells of Munoor, v. rr

—— Shells of Silhet, v... “is a

620

53

Fossil Wood of New South Wales, v... 32 Page

Bones, Felis, v. .. ave bs és

Bones, Col. Burney’s Donation of, iv. ™ ve

—— Bones, Col. Colvin’s Donation of, iv. 56, 236, sid

—— Impressions in Schist, ii. ee Bid

—— Elk, Note on the, iv. 409, Me :

Fresh Water Deposit in Southern India, Note on a recent,

with a few remarks on the origin and age of the Kunkur,

xiii. BA fe : dn 2%

—— Specimens of the Eons and other Genera of the

Sub-Himalayas in the Dadupoor Collection, A. R. xix. ..

Shells from Van Dieman’s Island, iii. aye

Synopsis of Sewalik, iv. i ae

—— Vegetables of the Sone Agates, iv. of

—— Bones of the Sub-Himalayas, iv. a “

—— Sevatherium, v. 38, iv. as ae

—— Gigantic Batrachian, vi. 2

—— Quadrumana of Sewalik, v. 739, vi. uf “i

Deposits, New, in Nerbudda, vi. Le it

—— Bones from Betwa and Chunar, iv.

—— Bones from East of Hurdwar, vi. as irs

—— Bones from Ava, ili. 365, Ke 15 oa

Genera in Dadupur Collection, v. Bs

—— Shells of Pulo Leda, v. sf A,

Zoology, ii.

—— Bones dug up in Fort ib tteny vi.

Shells discovered in the neighbourhood of Baraat ghia

istan, 1x... Pex,

Bones of Genus Sus, v.

Bones, Canis Vulpes, v

—— Bones, Gulo, v. @..

—— Of frog, vi. ; 4 oy oe

—— Shells of Cutch, vi. sd is offs

—— Bones, Cherotherium, v. ; =

Fossils presented to the Asiatic seien v. 58, 179, 19 Li 373,

589, 674,.. me ok o%S

France, Progress of Improvements in, i. i

I

127

979

1D

651

628

506

313

54

301

706

507

565

517

538

304

487

183

233

291

575

465

897

1126

661

582

581

038

159

127

833

Lil

54

Freezing Points raised in great altitudes, v. me Page

Fribourg, Bridge at, v.

Frog, Gigantic fossil species of, vi. ,. wa

Fuel, On. Brigadier Twemlow’s Artificial, xii... i

Fuhken, Province of, in China, iv.

Fuuusames, G. Note on the black and ier Floriken of

Guzerat, vi. Ee bi aig Hi

— Section of the strata passed through in an ex-

perimental boring at the town of Gogah on the Guzerat Pen-

insula, Gulph of Cambay, vi. hie a

Futtegurh, Meteorological observation at, iil. fy id

Climate of, i. bs ig

Galathea, affinities of, vii. 8%

Galeodes (vorax ?) mee it; Batak on, Xi.

Gale, 7th Oct. 1832, il. fi ot

Z2ist May, 1833, i. :

—— and Hurricane in the Bay of Barend on the 3rd, 4th ae

5th of June, 1839, Researches on the, 559, viii.

Galvanic Battery in its Various Practical Applications as an

Igniting Agent, ix. ..

Memorandum on the Bipitivi of Gunpowder

under Water, by the, viil. oe

Gamboge of the Tenasserim Provinces, On the, xvi.

Gangautri, Geology of, iv.

Ganges and Indus, Comparison of, 1...

Observations on the Karthy Matter of, i. Be

———-- Fishes of the, 1... oF 58 Ae

Garjan Oil, ii. ve is Awa si

Gates, Documents relating to the Somnath, xii. ..

Gaétha Dialect, On the Peculiarities of the, xxiil...

Gaur of Java, Specimen of the, vi. .. ne

Gaurus bos, on a Specimen of, vi... de A.

Gautama the fourth Buddha, v

Gaya Caves, Inscriptions from the, vi. 84 "

Gazipur Salts, Analysis of, ii. : ate s

Gepves, W. On the climate of Nagpur, 11.

Gems from Kandahar, Note of Discoveries of, ix. as 4

55

Gems and Seals, Description of some Ancient, from Bactria, the

Punjab and India, x. .. -2 ba Page

found at Beghram, Notes on the, x. rs ta

and Coins figured as Nos. 7 and 8, and on a Gem belonging

to the late Edward Conolly, xi...

Genealogical Tables, iii. 341, chs ‘

General Vibration or Descent and Upheaval eich seems, at a

Recent Geological period, to have occurred all over the

Northern Hemisphere, On the, xix. J

Meeting of the Asiatic Society of Paris, ee eeis

by J. Mohl in the, xi. We

Statement of the Labours ie Binceddities of the Ex-

pedition to the Euphrates under the Command of Colonel

Chesney, v. ie wd : :

Grorrroy, L. Range of the Barometer and ete at

Port Louis in the Mauritius, in 1828, Cor. Royal Asiatic

Society of the French Institute for the 2nd vol. Royal Asia-

tic Society Translations, iv. an “(3

Geography, Blunders in, from bad spelling, iii. ..

of India. A Comparative Essay on the Ancient, xx.

Geological Specimens from Shekawati, v. ale wis

Society, Medal awarded by, vi. ie

Section at Chandpur, vi. .. “is AP

Specimens offered to the Asiatic Society of Bengal, xi.

Remarks during the march from Benares (Old Road)

vid Hazareebaugh, Bankoora and Burdwan to Barrackpore,

Xlll. ee ee oe ee t ee

Science, Progress of, i... as as

Society’s Instructions, ii. ar

Geology, &c.of the country between Bhar and Simla, Boeck

on the, viii. oe

— Mineralogy and per eee inthe Transactions sad

Journal of the Asiatic Society and the Gleanings of Science,

Index to the Papers on, xi. ate

Local and Relative of Singapore, On ibe snolieiig

Notices of Sumatra, the Malay Peninsula, Sc. xvi.

of Cutch, ui, .. os we we

12

667

40

56

Geology, of the Northern Concan, v... ve Page

of Hyderabad and Nagpur, v. 59,

— — of the Straits, v. i we i

— of Ava, peter i] a Ae ne a a

—— of Moulmein, v. ik

of Malay ait

Geometry, Remarks on the es on ihe Theory of died

x1, Le ite

as a Branch of Analysis, On the T roatalleat of, xil.

Georgia, Journal of Tour through, ii. 271,

present state of, ili. oe < a

Gerarp, A. Koonawar Languages, a Vocabulary of the, xi...

Dr. A Route to explore the source of the Oxus, i.

J. G. Memoir on the Topes and Antiquities of

Affghanistan, il. 247, .. Be d ie

Letter addressed to the President of the Asiatic

Society, from Jelalabad, 4th December, 1833, iii.

Journey from Soobathoo to Shipke in Chinese Tar-

tary, Narrative of, xi...

Fossil Shells near Herat, ii. £8

P. Abstract of a Meteorological Jauviat kept at Kot-

garth (Lat. 15° 18’ 45” N.; Long. 77° 27’ 49” E.; Sooba-

thoo and the intermediate places in the Himalaya Mountains,

for 1819, 20, ii. He te

A General Statement of the Weather at Kotgurh

and Soobathoo, for 1519220, 21, xn2 7).

Ghaghar, Sandy bed of the, il. a : ae

Gharial, The Fossil, of the Sewalik Hills, A. Re: X1X. -

Ghassanite Kings, On the, xix. ae re i

Ghats, Elevation of the, iv. af py A

Ghazepur, Temperature of, u, ae mas io

Ghazni Coins, Note on Col. Stacey’s, xxi. oe Pe

—— Saline Exudation at, iv. me be

— Account of, vi. .. : ve

Ghazzaly’s History of the Bropttatey"s xvi. p. II. . i

Gherwal, Pokree and Dhanpoor, Notes on the paptier Mines in,

XIV. oe ee ee ee

761

96

5795

437

269

438

240

110

332

232

479

139

321

246

363

652

615

749

108

32

469

433

604

115

696

175

437

471

57

Ghurwal Copper Mines of Kemaon and Supplementary Notes

to Mr. Commissioner Lushington’s Report, xii. 454, Page

Girrorp,—Note on the Tailor Bird’s Nest, u. ..

Giraffe, Fossil, traces of, vii. At id ee

Girnar, Inscription from, vil. 219,

GiusEepre D’ Amato, Memoir of, i. re

Glaciers of the Pindur and Kuen ner in hie Kumaoon

Himalaya, A description of the, xvi. .. 5c

Glacier of the Pindur in Kumaon, Note on ie motion of the,

xvii. p. IL. ws a s

Guasrurp, J. Report on the Bird made up to the Ist

May, 1839, in opening the Experimental Copper Mine in

Kumaon, viii. nie ¥ my

Glaucopene or Rasorial Crows Ihabiting the Beene Region of

Nepal, Conostoma humodius, Notice of a New form of the, x.

Goand and Cole Words, Vocabulary of, xiii.

Gogah Section, Of the Soil of, vi...

Gold Mines of Jompole, v. a

or Silver, Description of a Cheap and Serle acing

for distilling off the Mercury from an amalgam of, xxi.

Mines of North America, i. .. =a oh

—— Dilation of, by Heat, ii. ae Me Se

—— Mines of Mount Ophir, ii. Ld Li ait

—— Ore of Calicut, iii... ae at

—— Ore of Mysore, iii. ue ast Ar

Washings of the Gumti, iv. .. ot

Dust and Diamonds at Heerakhoond, Note on the process

of washing for the, viii. ae ie

—— washing, vii. 621, a y

—— Sand in the hievaiehad District, ll. SP

Good Hope, Notes regarding the Macteroldey’ and Climate

or, the-Cape of, xi... ae ue

Goopwyn, H. A Resultant Gveteta for the Construction of

Iron Tension Bridges, xvii. p. ii.

— Memoir on the Application of Annies Mastic

to Flooring, Roofing and Hydraulic Works in India, xii.

Goojrat, Process of working the Damascus Blade of, xvi.

769

648

658

865

349

794

203

471

856

19

786

260

403

365

142

497

474

463

279

1057

625

265

211

412

534

666

58

Goomtee River, Note on the, vii... ‘ Page

Gorpon, C. A. au on the Dust Whirlwinds of the Pun-

jab, xxiil. Pe

A. Notes on sale Tope of Murree, xxiii.

G. J. Journal of an attempted ascent of the River

Min, to visit the Tea Plantations of the Fukhen Province of

China, iv. Na ‘ és sie

Memorandum of an icc to the Tea Hills

which produce the description of Tea known, in commerce,

under the designation of Ankoy Tea, iv. =f nie

Government of Siam, On the, A. R. xx. bis aie

Governor General’s Conversazione, v. he te

Gradus ad Aornon, xxiii. a

Grauam, B. A. Report on the somata tine and ian Produce

of Shoa, xii. ae ye Bs ae

————— Report on the Manners, Customs and

Superstitions of the people of Shoa and on the History of

the Abyssinian Church, xii. ie is ra

Grain, price of, iil. ap Ss ae ate

Grammar of the Vedas, The most ancient, xvii. p. I. ug

Grand Trunk Road across the hills of Upper Bengal, Parus-

nath, Observations made when following the, xvii. p. II. ..

GranGeE, B. Orro pz, Short Survey of the Countries between

Bengal and China, &c. xvii. p. I. . .

E. R. Extracts from the Natates of an Expelton

into the Naga Territory of Assam, viii. 445, ix.

Granite in the bed of the Nurbudda, Remarks upon the occur-

rence of, xiv. ° oe ar

Grant engraved on i found at Kumbhi in the Saugor

Territory, Notice of a, viil. : oe

Grant, — Progress of the Boring for Coal at Jamutra in Catch,

iii. es ge ve

F. T. Journal of a Tour of Inspection along the course

of the Nengti River, iil.

Granthas of the Dadupanthis, nee Vi.

Granth, Translation of the Vichitra Natak or Beautiful Epi-

tome, a fragment of the Sikh, xix.

553

821

481

40

124

480

541

59

Grasses of Sylhet Jheels, v. a t Page

Greek and Indo-Scythian Kings, in Bactria, Cabul and India

as illustrated by decyphering the ancient legends on their

coins, Points in the History of the, ix. 251, 339, 449, 627,

Coins, Account of, i. as

Greentaw, C. B. Note to accompany a Map of the Isle St.

Martin, xi.

Documents relative to the application

of Camel Draught to Carriages, vill.

Gregory, W. On the Composition of the He dant Botible

with Remarks on the Composition of Petroleum and Naph-

tha in general, iv.

GrirfitH, W. Description of Two itoneis of the Family ae

Hammamelidesx, two species of Podostemon and one Species

of Kaulfussia, A. R. xix. be ;

— Tables of Barometrical and Tieriomot inal Ob-

servations in Affehanistan, xi. :

— Journal of a Visit to the Mishmee Hills in Assam,

vi. Me ‘ Ae oie we

— Extracts from a Report on Subjects connected

with Affvhanistan; communicated to the Editor from the

Office of the Political Secretariat of India, x.

On the Caoutchouec Tree of Assam, vii.

Description of some Grasses which form part

of the Vegetation in the Jheels of the District of Sylhet, v.

Journal of the Mission which visited Bootan

in 1837-38 under Captain R. Boileau Pemberton oe

map) vill. 208,

——— Botanical Collection from the Eastward, xxiil..

Remarks on a Collection of Plants made at

Sadiya, Upper Assam, from April to September, 1836, v. ..

Extracts from a Report on Subjects connect-

ed with Affehanistan, x. 3 be

Guxpins, C. Daily Register of Rerhiporaithire during a part of

1850, at Meerut in the Upper Dooab, xxi,

— On the Manufacture of Salumba Salt, viii.

Some Remarks on on Wavelepriitiis of Pollen, v.

527

563

3638

60

GuBszins, C. Notes on the Ruins at Mahdbalipuram, xxii. Page 656

Gujerat, Copper Plates found in, iv. i oa ol ¥.

Gum Kino of the Tenasserim Provinces, xvii, p. il. cont weal

Gunpowder under water, by the Galvanic Battery, Memoran-

dum on the Explosion of, vii... ie -- 851

Gupta Dynasty, Remarks on, vi... a bs 7

Gurha Mundala Rajas, History of, vi. Re : 621

— Geography of, vi.. ee -. 644

GUTZLAFF’S opinion on Erawadi, vi. aii Loo

Gwalior, On an Ancient Magic Square cut in a Tsp ates, | 292

Gypsum of the Himalaya, Notes on, i. 298, 450

Gyut, Analysis of the Sher Chin, Phalchhen, enon: Seks, Do

De, Nyang Das and, being the second division of the Ti-

betan Work entitled the Kah Gyur, A, R, xx. a 393

Hadesum, Supplementary Note to the Memoir on the, x. .. 30

Hatnes,-- Ancient Inscription found at Aden, xi. memes 3)

Hatt, F. E. Hindi and Urdu Hindi Tazkiras, xvil.p.i. .. 541

A Passage in the Life of Valmiki, xxii. .. 494

Hatstiap, E. P. Report on the Island of Chedooba, x. 349, 419

Hamitton, R. N. C. Note on the transport of coal from the

pits at Sonadeh to Bombay, by the Nurbudda, xviii. .. 594

Hammam, Inscriptions found at, iv. - 638

Hammamelidex, Description of Two Genera of the ese

also of two Species of Podostemon and one Species of

Kaulfussia, A, R. xix. bs G4

Hammer, J. V. Extract from the Mohit, a Turkish Work on

Navigation in the Indian Seas, 111. 526, 545 ; v. 441; vi. 805,

vil. 767 ; vill. (oases

HANNAY, s, F. Note on Mion ‘te ES and hes Bonen

in the Vicinity of Suddyah Upper Assam, xvii. p. 1. = ki ep

Goldwashing in Assam, vil... 625

Memoranda of Harthquakes and other he.

markable Occurrences in Upper Assam, xii, .. sa danas

On the Assam Petroleum Beds, xiv, .. 817

Brief Notice of the Sil Hako or Stone Teese iter:

Zillah Kamrup, xx. .. sf im Aka

—————-—-— Gold Fields of ress, XXIl. - = 511

A Short account of the Moa Morah sect, viii .. 671

61

Hannyneron, J. C. Tables of Mortality according to the ex-

perience of the Bengal Civil Service, xix. wb Page

— Note on the method of determining the

Neutral Point of Barometers having small circular Cisterns,

et

XVii. p. 1. ie es af a

Barometrical Observations taken to ascer-

tain the Altitude of the Station of Purulia in the Ramghur

District, xii.

Tables for determining Heights by the

Barometer, xix. ae iy sts ae

Comparative Tables of the Law of

Mortality, the Expectation of Life and the Values of An-

nuities in India and England, xii. ..

Hanuman’s Exploits, ii..

Harpir, J. Eeclniationy of the Sketch giving a Gaalogieal

Section of the Strata from Nemach to Mérta, published in

the Asiatic Researches, vol. xviii. page 92, iii... oe

Hare of the Gangetic Provinces and of the Sub-Himalaya, with

a slight notice of a strictly Himalayan Species, ix.

HarimMouwun Sev, Indian Arts and Manufactures, ii.

Harsha in Shekhawati, Temples of, iv.

Hart, N. General Notice of the Tribe of Kigjioknpes (pre

Sinde) ix. a a =

Note on the Brahooees, x. if ,

Some Account of a Journey from Kurrachee to Hing-

laj,in the Lus Territory, descriptive of the intermediate

country and of the port of Soumeanee, ix.

— On the Route to Hinglaj, ix. Ey

Hatching, Egyptian System of Artificial, viii...

Hatuorn, H. V. Census of the Population of the city ites

district of Moorshedabad, taken in 1829, il.

Haveuton, J. C. Memorandum on the Geological Boao

and Mineral Resources of the Singbhoom Division of the

South West Frontier Agency, xxiii. -

Haughtonite, Examination of the new mineral, xix.

Hay, W. C. Account of Coins found at Bameean, ix.

— Fossil Shells discovered, ix. “a

K

226

394

1057

348

238

1183

158

361

1214

136

134

615

38

567

103

452

68

1126

62

Hay, W. C. Report on the Valley of Spiti, xix. .. Page

— Note on an undescribed (?) Bird, Native of the

Eastern Islands, x.

Notes on the Wild Sheep of the Hindoa Kiodsh

and a species of Cicada, ix. ie a er

Hazara country, Geography of the, iii. ig

Heads, Notice of two, found in the northern ene of the

Punjab, xxi.

Heatty, S. G. T. On the treatment t of Giacnibity ag a ies

of Analysis, xii.

ee

Contributions towards a History of the

development of the Mineral Resources of India, xi. 811,

xii. i kis wl

A Note on Capt. Shortrede’s Remarks in

No. CXXIII. page 240, of this Journal, xi.

On the Theory of Angular Geometry, xi.

Heerakhoond, Note on the process of washing for the Gold

Dust and Diamonds at, viil. bug ~t os

Heguila Pass to Seringapatam by Cannanore, Notes chiefly Geo-

logical from, xv. 5 “i

Heights, Measurement of, ii. 194, 621, sie

HEKEYKEAN Bey, Note on the Strata cut through, in exca-

vating for Coal in Wadi Araba, xix.

Note on the Formations uy Lead Mines

of Kohel et Terafeh, xix.

Notes on the Bistent Desert of Egypt, xvii.

p. i. ce

Hewrer, J. W. Pipe ‘Relative to the New al Field of

Tenasserim, Viil. ae ie sk

Report on the Coal discovered in the ioe

serim Provinces, vil.

Note on the ee Pehdecicus of the Tardis.

serim Provinces, vil. ..

Tenasserim—the surrounding Nations, In-

habitants, Natives and Foregners,—Character, Morals and

Religion, Vill. ee eo.

On the indigenous silkworms of India, ivi. 1, 3:

429

973

440

142

oll

110

942

782

230

1057

315

645

139

217

984:

385

701

855

38

973

63

Hetrer, J. W. The Tenasserim Provinces, considered as a

resort for Europeans, ix. bid mt Page

Henperson, H. B. Results of an Enquiry respecting the Law

of Mortality for British India, deduced from the Reports and

Appendices of the Committee appointed by the Bengal

Government in 1834, to consider the Expediency of a Govern-

ment Life Assurance Institution, A. R. xx. Lig

Henry, Professor, Extract of a Letter from, on the progress

of science in America, xvii. p.1. .. he

Hersert, J. D. Geological Map of Himalaya Sir ers xiii.

Report of the Mineralogical Survey of the

Himalaya Mountains lying between the Rivers Sutlej and

Kalee, xi. Ay? ie on

Herat Astrolabe, Gipeecanan on the, x1.

— Cylinder and certain Gems collected in the Neigh-

bourhood of, xi. oe BS

to Simla, Report of a Journey via Candahar, Cabul

and the Punjab, xiii. a A

— Description of, iii. ‘ a

Mieiorization at Aden, A couple of atic > EVE oe ie

Heroporuvs, On a passage in, Il. a8

Herscuet, J. W. On Taylor’s Collimator, iv. .. ‘-

-— On Correction of Astronomical Instruments, iv, ..

Catalogue of the most remarkable Celestial Ob-

jects, visible in the horizon of Calcutta, arranged in order

of Right Ascension, ii. :

Heuma or Shendoos, a Tribe ‘akan the hills North of

Arracan, Notes on the, xxi. a le Me

Hexaprotodon, a Genus of Hippopotamus, vil.

Hill Tribes on the Kuladyne River, A Note on some, xv.

_ Himalaya, Legend of, ii.

——— Lichens, x.

Survey, Geological Map of, xiii.

On the Physical Geography of the, xviii.

what to observe in, xvil. p. 1. ap ay

-—-———- Mountains, lying between the Rivers Sutlej, and

Kalee, Mineralogical Survey of the, Report of the, xi. =,

K 2

64

Himalayan Frontier, Note on the construction of the, Map of

the British, in Kumaon and Gurwal, xvii. p. ii. Page

Hindi and Urdu-Hindi Tazkeras, xvii. p. i. :

Hindoo Females, Note, by Dr. Kean of Radesnatlatlal on Dr.

Stewart’s Table of Mortality among, viii.

Hindoo Koosh, Wild Sheep of the, and a species of Cicada,

Note on the, ix. oie sc ae

Hindu Kush, ii. a Be ie

Hindus, Statistical Record of the diriiou of diseases in

13019 fatal cases, in, vill. sf He at

Schismatics, iv. .. e

Colony in Armenia, v. oe ie is

Coins, ii. 412,

Coins described, ii. ry ay

Hindustani Poetry, Early, xxii. bg :

Hinduvee Dialect of Bundelkhund, A Short Vocabulary of pn,

xii. , :

HineGwas in ite Lus erie oie a account of a Folie fro

Kurrachee to, descriptive of the intermediate country and

of the port of Soumeanee, ix. ae ie

Map of the Route to, ix. Be

Hints for preserving Objects of Natural History? IV. ;

Hippopotamus, Specimens of the, and other Fossil Genera of

the Sub-Himalayas in the Dadupur Collection, A. R. xix...

Hircine, a new mineral resin, xxi. 76 xxil.

Hissar, Ancient temple at, vil. :

Historical Geography of Hindustan and the Origin of the

Social state among the Hindus, ix.

Notices of the Lat Inscription, iii.

History of the Sena Dynasty of Vakataha, v

of the Rajas of Tagoung, v

Chinese, extract from, v. .. ity Sa

—— of the Turks, Index to the, xiii.

of the Greek and Indo-Scythian Kings in esis Cabul

and India as illustrated by decyphering the ancient legends

on their coins, 1x. 251, 339, 449, 627,

Mahomedan, of Kashmir, xxiii. be Z.

65

Hopason, C. K. Earthquakes in Burpetoh, xviii. Page

B. H. Description of three New Species of Para-

doxurus inhabiting the Southern, Central, and Northern

Regions of Nepal respectively, with Notices of the habits and

—————

structure of the Genus, A. R. xix.. : i

—————- [ndication of a New Genus of qe ene

A. R. xix. ue AE ie ae

————_——~ Notes of the Ornithology of Nepal, A. R. xix.

—w— On a New Species of Porcupine, xvi. ae

Note on Zoological Nomenclature, v. A

—~——— On a New Genus of the Meropidz, v. ae

On the Takin of the Eastern Himalaya,

——— Synopsis of the Vespertilionide of Nepal,

gee

—!

—— On the Wild Goat and Wild Sheep of Hima-

laya with Remarks on the Genera aa and Ovis, iv. 490,

710; v. 254; xii. 447; xvi. 490,

Aaditiobs to the. Tse of Nowa

v. BS me a A

—_—_— A New Genus of the Picade, also of two

new species of the Genus Sitta, v. ey,

New species of Hirundinida, v

——_—_—_—__——. Classical Terminology of Natural vate

Description of a new species of Columba, v

Description of the Bearded Vulture of the

—o

Himalaya, iv. es “

Two new species of Meruline Birds from Te

tamandu, viii. Sa 5. is i

——_—— Description of a new genus of Falconide,

Xil. us re rT

—Note, relative to the account of the oe

published in the Gleanings, No. 14, i, os

Summary description of two new species of

Flying Squirrel, xiii. .. i we

Summary description of some new species

of Falconide, v. ie ‘a

174

143

771

7ol

360

65

699

1003

707

778

779

26

122

454

37

127

66

67

227

66

Hopveson, B. H. Classified Catalogue of mammals of Nepal

(corrected to end of 1841, first printed in 1832) x. Paga

On a New Species of Cervus dimorphé, xii.

The Slaty Blue Megaderme—Megaderma

schistacea) xvi. “i 8 ‘ia ae

Specific Description of a new species of

—-

Cervus, iv. an ae ee a

Notice of the Mammals of Tibet, with de-

scription and plates of some new species, Xi... Se

Note on the Cervus elaphus (?) of the Saul

Forest of Nepal, Cervus affinis, x. .. be srt

Notice of a new form of the Glaucopenz or

rasorial crows, inhabiting the northern region of Nepal,

i

a

Conostoma semodius, x. ik

New species of Seolopaetis, meee Snipes,

Vi. ae & te . Me

Three new species of Monkey with remarks

on the genera Semnopithecus et Macacus, ix. .. ag

On some new genera of Raptores with Re-

marks on the old Genera, vi. ae

On the Bibos, Gauri Gau or Gawtika Gau a

the Indian metal i vie ‘

On a new genus of the eye with de-

scription of three new species, vi. ~ ; one

— Synoptical Description of sundry new animals,

enumerated in the Catalogue of Nepalese Mammals, v

Further Illustrations of the Antelope Hodg-

Sonil, la) isc ae -s Ze

On three new genera or aeanem of long-

legged Thrushes with descriptions of their species, vi.

Description of the little musteline animal,

denominated Katheah Nyul, in the Catalogue of the Nepa-

lese Mammalia, iv. .. aad ins

On the Tibetan Badass 4 aa ,

—_—_—_—_——-——— Synopsis of the Thar and Ghoral Muisihepred

Iv. = ri ar oe on

——— On the Mammalia of Nepal, 1... ae

907

897

702

763

487

339

67

Hopeson, B. H. On a new genus of the Plantigrades, vi. Page

On the Charj or Otis Bengalensis, xvi.

On a new species of Plecotus, xvi.

Nepal Specimens, 11. Re :

Description of a new species of Tibetan

Antelope, xv. ie oa a ee

On a new form of the Hog-kind or Suide, xvi.

Postscript on the Pigmy Hog of the Saul

Forest, xvi.

—

On a new organ in the Genus Moschus, x.

Note on the Cheru Antelope, iii.

On a new genus of the Fissirostrial Tribe a at

Catamandu, viii. a a ie wh

——— On Cuculus, viii.

— —— Notice of the Marmot of the Hindayh a

of Tibet, x. d os ae

—-—— Of a new species of ial tiagdh inhabiting

Nepal, Lagomys nepalensis, x.

Groups of Birds with indlibutions of shicie

generic character, v

——

Ss

Postscript to the account of Ursitaxus, print-

ed in the 19th vol. of the Asiatic Researches, .. ar

Summary Description of four new species of

Otter, viii.

Indication of a new genus of Incessorial

Birds, vi. ae sé

—$___—_-—_ ——. Red-Billed Broliapi iV 408 $ret

—_—_——_———_—— Description of three new species of Wood-

pecker, vi. he

——— On a new Si ainary Genus of the Strigine

Family, v

On three new ais of Musk (Moschus)

inhabiting the Himalayan Districts, viii. aa °

On the Shou or Tibetan Stag, xix. 466, 578;

XX.

ited on ihe Cie. Duvaucelii, v

On a new species of Pheasant fed Tibet, vii.

Sees sor

68

Honveson, B. H. Illustrations of the genera of the Bovine,

part I. Skeletons of Bos, Bibos and Bison, the individuals

examined being the common Bull of Nepal, the Gowri Gao

of Nepal, and the Yak, x. $e “x Page

Various genera of the Ruminants, xvi. ne

On the Hispid Hare of the Saul Forest, xvi...

On the two wild species of Sheep inhabiting

the Himalayan Region with some brief remarks on the cra-

niological character of Ovis and its Allies, x. ..

Catalogue of Nepalese Birds presented to the

Asiatic Society, xll. .. : “

Anatomy of Aho Porcula, inl Stylocerus,

XVii. p- il. 475, is ee s BS

On the common Hare of the Gangetic Pro-

vinces and of the Sub-Himalaya, with a slight notice of a

strictly Himalayan Species, ix. a :

——— The Pole-cat of Tibet, xviii... ss

Notice of two Marmots inhabiting respec-

tively the Plains of Tibet and the Himalayan Slopes near the

Snows, and also of a Rhinolophus of the Central Region of

Nepal, xii.

——— a’

On the native method of making the paper

denominated in Hindustan, Nepalese, i. at oe

A cursory Notice of Nayakote, ix.

———: Remarks on an Inscription in the Ranja and

Tibetan (Uchhen) characters taken from a temple on the

confines of the valley of Nepal, iv. 196,

Note on the eee Language of the Bud-

dhist Writings, vi... os

Account of a visit to the ruins of Simroun,

once the capital of the Methila province, iv.

Remarks on M. Remusat’s Review of Bud-

dhism, il. 499,

——— Notice of some A cieas terectisriitns in the

Characters of the Allahabad Column, iii. ye

Kuropean Speculation on Buddhism, iii, ..

Sketch of Buddhism, v. 28,

449

685

972

230

301

1183

682

121

425

481

382

71

69

Hopeson, B. H. Relics of the Catholic Mission in Tibet, xvii.

p. ll. ce ag Page

Deaton of ites Ntiohine Devata Kalyana

with Note, xii. ; Am a iiss

Remarks on the Snow Line in the Himalaya,

XViil. We uf, bil es :

On the Tibetan Type of Mankind, xvii. p. il.

Classification of Newars or Aborigines of

Nepal Proper, preceded by the most Authoritative Legend

relative to the origin and early history of the Race, iu.

- On the Origin, &c. of the Kooch, Bodo and

Dhimal Rs XVill. mM

Indo-Chinese Bader’ and their connection

——

with the Himalyans and Tibetans, xxii. 4 fe

A brief Note on Indian Ethnology, xviii.

— —

Origin and Classification of the ——

Tribes of Nepal, 11. ‘

Caucasian and Missle Affinities, XXll.

-—=— On the Aborigines of the Sub-Himalayas,

Xvi. 1235 xvii. p. 1, .. : Ms ae

Comparative ae of the several Lan-

guages and Dialects of the Eastern Sub-Himalayas from the

Kali or Ghogra to the Dhansri, xvi.

On the Aborigines of North Pithord India,

XViil. e >. ee J ae

——— Aborigines of the South, xviii. 350, xix.

Aborigines of Central India, xvii. p. il.

Memorandum relative to the seven eee of

mee =

Nepal, xvii. p. ll... :

Sefan and atin mcaiaua tied with Gadh dy

Special Exposition in the wide range of Mongolian Affinities,

and remarks on the lingual and physical characteristics of

the Family, xxii.

Route from Rekiande to Davjeling, XVil.

p- il.

On the Physical Geography of the Himalayas,

|

1244

451

461

950

646

121

634

761

70

Honeson, B. H. Ethnology and Geography of the Sub-Hima-

layas, Xvi. p. 1. is ae - Page

On the Meorpeees of Eastern Frontier,

Evin. =. a : Sie

——— Aborigines of the North East ‘Pieilen XIX.

On the Chepang and Kusunda Tribes of

Basan SHS pi ly. se ars ae

On the Rininideios of Justice in Nepal,

with some account of the several courts, extent of their

Jurisdiction, and mode of Procedure, A. R. xx.

— J. A. Memorandum on the Meridian of the Obser-

vatory at Madras and the Flag Staff of Fort William and of

the Cantonment of Futtehghur in the Doab, ix. we

Homrray, J. Coal Field of the Damoodah Valley, a deserip-

tion of the, and the adjacent countries of ‘Beerbhoom and

Poorooleah as applicable to the present date, 1842, xi.

Ho Language, Grammatical Construction of the, ix.

Hong Kong, Notice on the Coleoptera of, xvii. p. ii.

HoniGBercer, M. Journal of a Route from Dera Ghazi

Khan through the Veziri Country to Kabul, in a letter to

Captain C. M. Wade, iii. ele

Hooghly, Silt held in suspension by the waters of the, at Cal-

cutta, in each month of the year, xxiii. ja

River, Temperature and Saltness of the, 1. me

Account of Ice Manufacture at, i. 74,.

Hooker, J. D. Notes Chiefly Botanical, made ‘vis an ex-

cursion from Darjeling to Tonglo, xviii.

Observations made when following the nee

Trunk Road across the hills of upper Bengal, Parusnath,

&c. in the Soane Valley, and on the Kymaon Branch of the

Vindhya Hills, xvii. p. ii. :

W. J. Directions for Galleetinie and piligtide Plants

in Foreign Countries, 1. bh

Hora S/astra, as regards the use of pe terms, On the genuine

character of the, xiv... ai

Horary Observations for Calcutta, iv.

Hoseinabad, Coal from, iii. > ie

544

967

309

650

94

71

Hlosre, E. P. pe La. Report on the Country between Kurra-

chee, Tatta and Sehwun Scinde, ix. ee Page

— Memoranda respecting the existence of

copper inthe territory of Luz, ix.. :

Hot Wind in the Zillah of Purneah, vi notice of | a eee rage

avin pels! ’,. es i a aa

Hot Spring of Loland Khad, vi. “a oid

—-— of Pachete, ii. EG yi

Hurrnacte, C. On the Electrotype, x. iy oh

Hucet, B. Note on the Sarnath Building, iv.

Notice of a Visit to the Valley of Cashmir in 1836,

v. a “a is a pi

and G. Futusames, Recent discovery of fossil bones

in Perim Island, in the Cambay Gulph, v. a

Hueon, T. Remarks on the Silkworms and Silks of Assam,

vi. sis ts == ie ws

Hukong valley, Produce of the, vi. .. ye we

Human Race, Queries respecting the, to be addressed to Travel-

ers and others, xill. .. ie

Hungrung, Journal of a Trip ee Kunawar aie Spiti, un-

dertaken in the year 1838, under the patronage of the Asia-

tic Society of Bengal, for the purpose of determining the

Geological formation of those districts, vili. 901 ix. 489, ..

Hunumkoondah, Report on the Productions and Manufactures

of the district of, in the dominions of H. H. the Nizam of

Hyderabad, x. 386,

Hurricane of the 8th April, 1838, vii.

Hurry, W. C. Note on the Trochilus and ait Crocodile of

Herodotus, viii. i. ,

Hutton, T. Wool and Woolen Miainiéadkaten of feb Apesle

ix. a ‘4 a :. i

— Journal of a Trip to the Burenda Pass in 1836, vi.

— Note on the “Flata limbata,’ and the White

Wax of China, xil._ .. La

———— Nest of the Bengal liste’ (V. Kenge with

observations on the power of scent ascribed to the Vulture

tribe, vi...

L 2

144

153

478

712

288

112

72

Hutton, T. Remarks on Mathematics, 1. r : ‘Page .

—— Remarks on the snow line in the Himalaya, xviii.

—__—~— — Notice of the Himalayan Vulture Hagle, vi. - ..

— Notes on the Nidification of Indian Birds, xvii.

p: 11.3, ny T- ai be

——— — Geological Report on the valley of the Spiti and

of the Route from Kotghur, x... bs

— Extracts from a Journal kept during a voyage

from England to Calcutta, in 1831, iv. ie

— Journal of a Trip through Kunawur, Hungrung ind

Spiti, undertaken in the year 1838, under the patronage of

the Asiatic Society of Bengal, for the purpose of determining

the Geological formation of these districts, vill. 901; ix.

489, 7 ss - ee ity

— Observations on the Ovis ammonoides of Hodgson,

XV1. ae A: a as

— Geometric Tortoise, Testudo geometrica, vi.

— Observations on an article in Loudon’s Magazine

of Natural History, on the subject of the Albatross, iv...

— Notices of some land and fresh water Shells

occurring in Afghanistan, xvilil. .. : we:

3/74

954

20

681

198

167

BY)

568

689

106

649

——_—— -— and Lieut. J. Smith, Report on some Inscriptions |

found at Hammam on the southern coast of Arabia, iv. ..

— Account of the Bearded Vulture of the Himalaya,

ili. i Be oe bye i

— Wool of the Bactrian, or two-humped Camel,

Camelus bactrianus, x1. xf Be

—_——-— On the Nest of the Tailor: bird), liv: Ae

———-—— On the Habits of the Paludine, 1.

—_—_—_———--— On the Land Shells of India, iu.

— On the Indian Boa, Python tigris, vi.

——-— Rough Notes on the Zoology of Candahar wii

the neighbouring districts, with Notes by E. Blyth, xiv.

340; xv. 135, xvi.

— Notes on Natural me 1. 474,

— On Galeodes vorax, xi. ..

Hwan Tusane, Verification of the Itinerary of the Chinese Pil.

933

522

1182

502

411

81-520

928

73

grim, througa Afghanistan and India, during the first half of

the 7th century of the Christian Era, xvil. p. il. Page

Hwan Tusane, Verification of the Itinerary of, through Ariana

and India, with reference to Major Anderson’s coe

of its modern compilation, xvii. p. 1. a 3

———=- An attempt to identify some of the places men-

tioned in the Itinerary of, xvi... a

ee atad, Bridge over the Mussi, at, i. ie

Geology of, ii. 298, .. ee

Hygrometry, Experiments in, v. 396, .. =

Ibn Qotaybah’s Adab-al-Katab on Arabic Reise a passage

from, Xvil. p. il.

Ice, Importation of, 11. .

—— Manufacture at Hoogli, pee of, B74 Sy ike

Ikwan-al cafa, Notice of the, xvii. p. 1.

Ilahi Guj, Measure of the, ii. t ie 23

Image of Buddha, iv. .. a le

Impry, — Description of a Colossal Jain peers nearly 80

feet high, cut in relief, discovered on a spur of the Satpurah

range, Xvill.

Index to the Indian sanloaaal’ Masi eae nad Biaedaatdns

gical Papers and Analyses published in the Asiatic Researches,

the Gleanings in Science and the Journal of the Asiatic

Society, xi. 341; uit

India, _ ee ee eet of the scala of the

Mineral Resources of, xi. Je cA

—— Chinese Map of, xvii. p. i... de ie

On the Mirage of, xxiii. #2 “3 2

Aucient Geography of, vi. Se * a

Indian Birds, Catalogue of, i. 261, .. = wa

— Karthquakes, Memoir on, xiii. ae

States, Area of, ii. ; oe te

Maritime Survey, Error in, Bestnotied, iat

Maritime Survey, Progress of, 1.

—— Coals, Table of Analysis of, xxi. ai

— .— Cyprinide, by Mr. John M’ Clelland, A, R. HIM. 4

Arts, Notices of, 1. 158, .. if ve

918

74

Indian and China Seas, Storms in the, vide Memoir on the

Laws of Storms. Page

Hemp or Gunjah, Extract from, a memoir on the pre-

parations of the, viii. 732, ine

— History, Critique on, iv... | :

— Sporting Review, the Tee of the Sieuhont fon

the, xiii. se e Pa Ps

— ae eas birds, Notes on various, xi. ws

Indication of a new genus of Waders belonging to the Chara-

driatic family, v. ise He sie an

of a new genus of the Falconide, v.

of a new genus of Insessorial Birds, v. =

of anew genus of the Picidz with description of

the type, v. ane a ae -

Indo-Scythian Princes of Cabul, translation of some uncertain

Greek Legends on Coins of, xx. .. Se

Indo-Chinese Borderers and their connection with the Tima

layans and Tibetans, xxi.

— Languages, vil. + a my

Indo-Scythic Coins, ii.

Indo-Scythian Kings, extract faa ee ee of the We

ismatic Society of London, 1837, 1838, on the comparative

status of circulating media at different periods, x. ae

Indus, Inundation of the, xii. 183 ; xvil. p. 1.

— and Ganges, comparison of, 1. ie >

—-— Cataclysm of the, x ere :

———— Alexander’s exploits on the Westens Banks of the, viii.

— River, Report on the, x

Ink, Action of copper on, v. : 42 hi

Inscription taken from a Baolee at Baseitnbeek at the foot of

the southern range of hills running parallel to mount Aboo,

x. 664,° .. Me aye oA ae

—— — from Buddha Gaya, v. .. ae

— in Society’s Museum, v. 724, ge

—- on Goa gun, v. ei | a

from Seoni, v.

eee

——— —— from Cuttack, v. _ ei, 8 is

75

Inscription Sanscrit, on the Slab removed from above the Ko-

thoutiya Gate of the Fort Rohats, viii. ate Page

—at Khunniara in the Kangra District, Notes on

two, XXlll.

Viyaya Mander, Udayapur, &c. from the, xvii.

in the Burmese language discovered at Buddha

Gaya, in 1833, Translation of an, A. R. xx. ..

— Translation of various, found among the ruins of

Vijayanagar, A. R. xx.

— found in Province Wellesley, i in the Peninsula of

Malacca, An account of several, xvii. p. 11. 62. -

— ona Slab discovered in Bundelkhund, Notice of an,

Vill. A ie Ne as

— at Oomga, and Notes on the same, xvi. ae

— Ancient, found at Aden, communicated to the

Asiatic Society by the Government of India, xi.

— in Behar, Notice of an, as published in the May

number of the Journal, 1839, ix.

—_—— No. 2, of Allahabad reer oe Sac blatee

ii. 118, 247, :

— Engraved ona brick fond in a re in the

Juanpur district, Note on an, xix.

—_

— found near Bhabra, three marches ii Jeypore,

on the road to Delhi, ix. :

-— Ancient, of Ceylon, ii. ..

— in the Lat Alphabet, vi.

— at Singapore, xvil. p. i...

on a copper plate from Multaye, vi.

— from Ajanta caves, v. 348,

Ancient, vil.

— from Kasariah, iv. 233,

at Gya, translated, ii. 214,

Persian, at Oujein, vi. ..

o™

at ee

—_————— —-

On the jetty at Singapore, vi.

— Bhitari Lat, vi. 3

— from the Khandgiri cave, vi.

76

Inscription on Peshawar image, v. .. ie Page 484

— from Sanchi tope, vil. .. os se AIG

————-— on Jayanagar Slab, vi. .. ve Perea

— on Buddhist images, iv. eked 2 131

— found at Pompeii, iv. ., x en A

oe of the Bhilsa tope, vi. .. Ly vot 451

—— from Gernar, vii. 219, te os 865

——— from Barahat, v. ay oh i 347

ed from Udayagiri hills, vi. a Pare P07 2

—_— from Behar, Note on, xvii. p.i... Nd 498

a on Arabic gravestones, vi. ‘ et eyo

ae from Bhubaneswar, No. 2, vi. 83, Ai 280

—_— at Bamian, v. the M = 188

we from Peplianagar, v. .. sd tan - ened,

—_ from Wara in Concan, v. 58, HA SS 340

ee Ancient, 111. a 481

———.— on Tamba Patras from mre Vil. 908, aa 966

— from Asirgarh, v. ee a guia 69

—_—_—— Sanscrit, from Benares, ii. Ry: e 301

——_—_—=— from Aswastama, Vil. ... oa eer

——— from Garhwal, iv. Ke iy ere 475

———_————. Pehlevi, ‘iui. ie a 566

— of Carli cave, iil. sz as a 495

— on Arracan Bell, vil... aig i 287

-—- from the Gaya caves, vi. oe ast? O71

a from Goruckpore, vil. .. ois be 33

——-— on Bakra Lat, iv. ar : 5 56

—_—__———-— on Allahabad, Column, i. 105, 114, 118, ve SOF

_—— near the Temple of Rudradeva at Warangal, vii. 901

——— from Iskardo, vil. 3 ae is 39

— Various, described, ili. .. e = 245

— from Kemaon, v. 58, 347, atte i 485

ee near Aden, ill. m3 M by, 554

—— facsimiles of ancient, v. As Sta 340

— at Bamiana, v. ih its 188

—_———_ on broken lat, at Delhi, vi. ae PS 4:79

— on copper plates from Goomsur, vi. Mears |

47

Inscription on Hala Canara Slab, vi. i Page

— Arabie at Chanderi, ii. .. i.

— from Carli pillar, vi... th “a

— from Hund, near Attock, vi. ise we

- from Bhagalpur, iv. .. 23

saa from Kalinger, vi. ws

— from Chunar, v. 341, .. 4 a

—-——— Ethiopic, from Hammam, iv. a a

— on Feroz and other lats, vi. isd “e

— of Mathiah Lath, i. .. Sie sai

— in Lantsa Character, iv. ‘ . bs

——-— Sanskrit from Behar, viii. 347 ; xvii. p. i.

me from Bakerganj, vil. .. os

— Pehlevi, of coins, iv. 4 by ate

—— from Oujein, Note on an, xix. is aie

— on Girnar and Dhauli, vii. June die

ae on Delhi iron pillar, iii. 494; vii, ve

— on Arabic Gravestone, vi. xe

— on Tibetan Standard, v. 248,

—-——— Tibetan, from Iskardo, v. 57, ie

— from Trincomali, v. re a

— from Guzerat, iv. 5 5% i

—_———-— on Bhitari Lath, v. 303, a ia

— on Tibetan Scarfs, v. .. ae oe

— from Damatha Cave, Moulmein, y. 280, sik

—_———- on Seals of Malay Rajas, iv. ss a5

— from Province Wellesley, iy. Ai $2

——-——-~ on Brahmeswara Slab, from Cuttack, vii. iid

— from Thaneswar, Note on an, xxii. .. si

————-- from Odeypore near Saugur, Note on an, ix...

——-——— Allahabad, vi. 969, ii. 114, 118, 247, 257, a6

— Persian Monumental, iii. yi wh

—- found at Iskardoh, v. 56, 6a ¥

— at Ramavat, iil. a dhe i

—-——. from Amaravati, vi. - ws je

— on Tamba Patra, from Piplianagor, vii. oe

——-—— on Jain images, from Ajmir, vii. - “9

M

78

Inscription from Sarnath, iv. 134, 181, 211, a Page 713

——-— from the Neighbourhood of Bareilly, vi. om ie i

——o from Sainhadri Caves, vi. vy no rois

— from Dipaldina, vi. ue 218

Insect Collectors, a few Instructions for, xi. oc ane

Insects, on the Preservation of, iv. .. ba os 469

Insessores, Genera of Nepalese, vi. .. us oe 110

Inundation of the Indus, xii. ala ia 363 183

of the Indus, taken from the lips of an eye-witness,

A. D. 1842, xvii. p. i. o.oo

Tron Ore of Korana in the Jetch dab of Ha Punjab, Notes

on the, with a Qualitative Analysis of the same, xxiii. a 92

—— Mines of the Ranigunj District, Memorandum on the

prospect of remuneration in working the, xxii. .. 484

Ore of the district of Burdwan, Note on the smelting of

the, vill. .. ew a rs 683

—— from the Dhwaae at Hills, Birbhoom, Note ona Specimen, |

Xiv. 754 ; xix. 6 «se mp 77

of the Kasia Hills, i. 150, xi... if 853

Ores from Mergui, and of Limestone from Mergui, ele

lysis of, xii. or Ul fer Zoo

—— Tension Bridges, A Ca lag System for the Construction

of, xvil. p. il. : ss ad oo ee

Works of Cherra Punji, j Il, © ° 5a vi “ 25

—— Smelting with heated air, 1... “2 -o one

Strength of, iv... 225

on the Preservation of, iii. 4% e% ee 191

Analysis of Sulphate of, i... = S21

Suspension Roof, iv. at wi 111

Suspension Bridge, ii. a ts oo ee

Corrosion of, by Salt Water, &e. xii. us so” F066

Mines of Hydrabad, il. oe = a 0) |

Irrawaddy River, Navigation of, vi. .. ae

Note on the Discharge of Water by the, Shh, 18 gee

Irrigation, An Improvement in, xi. 39

Irvine, R. H. A few Onpervations on the pib Walle results of

a scientific research after metaliferous deposits in the Sub-

Himalayan Range around Darjeeling, xvii. p. i. wee

79

Irving, R. H. on the Cotton called Nurma, xi...’ Page

Irwin, Memoir on the Climate, Soil, Produce and Husbandry

of Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries, viii. 745,

779, 869, 1005 ; ix. 33, i ata

Tsauropolis, Bishop of,On Cochin Chines Gong V1. 737, Vil.

Isinglass in Polynemus sele, vill. .. os

Note on the habits of the Coel and on ny discovery

of, vill. . oh aa i a)

Iskardo, Be eaiiatiam of, iv. 4 A vs

Supposed to be Aornos, vi. ae a

Inscriptions found at, v. 56, os ee

IsmAet, M. The Zenetr of Syad Ahmed, i. - ms

Itinerary of Heuan Thsang, An attempt to identify some of the

places mentioned in the, xvi.

Jacos, W.S. Replies to Lieut. Burt’s seit uci) eee ill.

On the correction of the Index Error of altitude

instruments, iv. Se uid a

JacaueT, E. Notice of the Vallabhi dynasty of Saurashtra,

extracted from the Buddhist records of the Chinese, v...

Jackson, W. On the native mode of preparing the perfum-

ed oils of jasmine and bela, at Ghazeepore, viii. a

On the cultivation of roses and the manufac-

ture of Rose Water and Uttur at Ghazeepore, viii. “

Notices of two heads found in the northern

districts of the Punjab with drawings, xxi... ie

Sculpture in alto-relievo sent by the Governor

General to the Asiatic Society, xxii. ne be

On the iron mines of Beerbhoom, xiv. Ss

Jain, Figure nearly 80 feet high (Description of a colossal)

cut in relief, discoyered on a spur of the Satpurah Range on

the Nurbudda, xviii. .. ys oe

Temples on Mount Abu,ii,_ ., mr

Jajipur, Ruins and pillar at, vii. 53, ie ste

Jameson, W. First Report of his Deputation, by Government,

to examine the effects of the great Inundation of the Indus,

xi. bi ils ys

— On the Geographic Distribution of the Vulturide,

M 2

31h

80

Falconidz and Strigede, being the first of a series of me-

moirs intended to illustrate the geographic distribution of

the Ornithological Kingdom, viii. .. ie Page

JAMESON, W. Report on the Museum of the Asiatic Society, viii.

—— On the distribution of European Birds, viii. —..

Japanese Mirror, Notes on the, i. ..

Japanned ware of Ava, An account of, i. 2h

Jasper or Yu stone of Ava, vi. be ae sh

Jawar, Note on the Zinc Mines of, xix. o.

Jamutra in Cuch, Boring at, ili. en _

Jaya Chandra, Note on a Copper Land Grant ten X.

—___—— On a coin of, xxi. .. wh we

JEFFREYS, J. An enquiry into the Laws governing the two

great powers, Attraction and Repulsion, as operating in the

ageregation and combination of atoms, i. 441, as

Jalalabad, Description of Ruins near, v. a8

Description of, i. a a

Seat of Nyszean kings, v. SIS, us

Jenkins, F, Interpretation of an Ahom extract, vi. re

Earthquakes in Assam, xviil.

Paper on ancient land grants on copper disco-

vered in Assam, ix. .. a

eel

Further discovery of Coal beds in sail Lvl

JeERDON, F. C. Reptiles inhabiting the Peninsula of India, xxii.

462, "ee ee ee ee ee

Jerusalem, Monkish Frauds at, iv. .. oN “i

Jesalmer library, Note on the, vi... a ae

Jessop & Co. Note on the smelting of the iron ore of the

District of Burdwan, viil. 4 :

Jhelum, Descriptive notice of the aptiets of, xix.

Johole, in Malacca, Account of, v. .. Lig

Jonesean Orthography, iii. =< —

Jones, Journal of a Steam Trip to the north of Baghdad, xvi.

Jonpur, Old Fort near, iii. Me

Journal of Capt. Herbert on a Tour feo Nihon Eirowlih parts

of the Province of Kemaon and British Gurhwal chiefly in the

Centre of the Hills, xii... a -

321

241

2]

242

169

265

212

81

Journal des Savans quoted, vi. a a Page

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the Court of Siam, viii. 1016, ix. .. ‘ a

Journal of the routes to the sources of the Puja Rivers, x...

of an Expedition into the Naga Hills on the Assam Fron-

tier, 1x. es . te te ie

Madras rinobing) il. 7 He a

Journey from Ava to Kendat, ii... oh uF

Narrative of a, from Soobathoo to Shepke, in Chinese

Tartary, xl... d Bu $i ee

Juanpur, Note on an ee engraved on a brick found in

a village in the District of, xix. .. id =

Jubbulpore, Fossil Jaw sent from, x... H

Jugloo and Seesee rivers in upper Assam, rea of a visit to

the, together with a note on the gold fields of that Province,

xxii. Sie :

Jullalabad, A Sd tnielitol notice of the Rallleys Of; ) (xis 117 ;

Xiil. ste “ ua

Jullundhur Doad, a Report of the Kohistan of thie XV1l. ps i.

Jumna Salt Works, iii. .. We i i

—and Sutlej Rivers, Levels taken of the, ix. o

Rocks of the, iv. sae oe

Jupiter's Satellites, Eclipses of, 1. 504, as

Justice, On the-Administration of, in Nepal, with some account

of the several courts extant, of their Jurisdiction and modes of

Procedure, A. R. xx. a8

Juwahir, Visit to eee and he Ouus Dhoora pass, in,

xi. : iF

Kadphises, aa aeto nt of the name bia v. by gt

Kabul, Description of, ii. : ae fs

Kahgyur, Abstract of the first Bie of, asd,

Analysis of the Dulva, a portion of the Tibetan

Work entitled the, A. R. xx. a

Analysis of the Sher Chin, Phal Chhen, Dkon Seks,

Do, De, Nyang Das and Gyut, being the second division of

the Tibetan Work entitled the, A. R. xx. ay

Kaira plates, Dr, A, Burn on the, vi, as

82

Kaira Tamba patra from, vii. sks T Page

Kakutsanda, the first Buddha, v. .. 43 2,

Kala Chakra System, Origin of the, ii. bs se

Kala Bagh, account of, vii. te

Kalat, Brief History of, brought ee to the connie and

death of Mehrab Khan Brahoee, xii. ae

Kali or Ghogra to Dhansri, Languages or Dialects of the Bans:

ern Sub-Himalayas from, xvi. 1 ;

Kalibheet Hills, Geography of the, ii. 2° a

Katipass, iach of the Raghu Vansa, a Sanskrit Poem of,

xxi, ¥ oi “

— Birth of Umé, j ll. sy =

KavikrisHNna Deva, Specimen of some unsouin forms of

Persian writing, li... : sie

-—-— Description of an ee iat, called Tula,

il. ot si aa sje a

Kalinjar, Description of the Antiquities at, xvi. p. i. 171,

Kaliya Deh, temple of, vi. : ie us

KAMALAKANTA. VIDYALUNKAR, Tribute of the Pandit, to the

Rev. Dr. Mill, vi. d

Kamrup, brief notice of the Sil Hako or Stone Bridge i in Zillah,

5X. Ae bd sh

Titers of, iv. “

Kanari, Opening of the Topes at the Caxds OF Miinhi he wb

Kandy, Table of Rain at, iv. 709 ; vi. ae ae

Kanerkos, coins of, il. .. ve <a sls

Kangtis of Assam, v. 197,..' be ee Be

Kankar Strata of the Jumna, iv. .. a “ag

Kansonapuri, now called Rungamutty, the ancient city of, XXll,

Karmika System, v.... :

Kashmir, An Essay on the Arian Gnlet of Apollifockiaa as

exhibited in the temples of, xvil. p. il.

Geography of, vi.

Description of the valley of, vi. .

A Sketch of the Mahomedan History of, xxii.

see Cashmir.

Kasia mountains, Geology of the; vil. ‘e ate

83

Kasya Hills, Note on their Coal Strata, i. 250 .. Page

Iron smelting in, i. 150; xi... oe

— and People, Notes on the, xiil. Lis

Geological specimens from, iii.

Kasyapa, the third Buddha, v

Katmandu to Darjeling, Route from, xvii. p. ii. .. ss

Kathmandoo, Nepaulite, on a new mineral from the neighbour-

hood of, xxiii. J% ¢ ey

Kaulfussia, Description of two Gerein of the family of Hamma-

melidese, two species of Podostemon and one species of, A. R.

KIX. ai its

Kay, W. Gin the connection of the Dative and thie Accusative

cases in Bengali and Hindustani, xxi. wie

Kean, Note on Dr. Stewart’s Table of Mortality among Hindu

females, of Moorshedabad, vil. .. a

Kerr, Copper specimens sent by Mr.. il. «2 bie

Keisaney, a Hindu idol, v. oe . -

Kemaon and Ghurwal, Copper Mines of, vii. 934; viii. 471 ; xi.

Report on the Bhotia Mehals of, 1. ..

Geological specimens from, vi. -€

ee

——— Mountain Trout of, iv. .. a

—— Natural History of, iv. 355, 359, i

— Tridents in, v. ae a

and fohilcund Turaee, A few Notes on the subject

of the, xiii.

— Notice of (Lieut. ) Strachey’ S Scientific wminheifies in,

KIX. =

Keneksen, Speculation regarding, iv. oe

Keramart Att, Minerals and Plants sent by, iii...

Coins from, iil.

Khaiber tope, description of, vi.

Khamti character, specimen of, vi. .. og ee

— Alphabet of Ahom and, v. .. we

Khandahar, Note of discoveries of Gems from, ix.

Khandgiri, Inscription and cave, vi... as a

Kuan Att, On a march between Mhow and Sagur, vii.

-— On the Huli in Malwa, ix.

ee

ee ee se

84

Kharrakpur Hills, Description and Analysis of a large mass of

Meteoric Iron from the, xvii. p. ii. = Page

Kuasn Autre Snexu, Account of the Esafzai Affghans, inha-

biting Sama, xiv. vt me ben

Khorasan, Ibn Haokul’s account of, xxii. :

Wool and. Woolen Manufactures of, ix.

— Articles of Trade in, x. ..

Extracts from demi-official reports on a. Mission

Into, mae ve

Khota, Description of an i dicbinpeek Endtathiiongs presented by

Ram Singh of, to the Government of India, viii. bis

Khunniara, in the Kangra district, Notes on two Inscriptions

ats KRU

Khyrpoor and the Forties of Bakur i in the Mond Sind, A

short account of, ix. .. ot ee si

Kiang, Notice of the, xvil. p..H1.

Kittor, M. Account of a Journey from Caleutta via Cuttack

and Pooree to Sumbulpur, and from thence to Midnapur,

through the forests, of Orissa, vill. 367, 474, 606, Mes

Note on a pillar found in the Ganges near Pubna

and of another at Kurra near Allahabad, viii.

— Memorandum .on some ancient gold coins met

near Benares in 1851, xxi. : a

oe Hints on the easiest bana of pla and prepar-

ing drawings for lithograph, xvi. .. :

Notes on the places in the province of Behar, sup-

posed to be those described by Chy Fa Hian, xvi.

Report on the coal and iron mines of Talshees

and Ungool, viii. ee ae ak a

Notes on the caves of Burabur, xvi.

— Sanscrit inscription from Behar, xvii. p. i.

Notes on the Sculptures of Budda Gaya, xvi.

eee

— Instructions how to take correct Facsimiles of

Inscriptions, xvi. - ; - 2 :

— Inscriptions at Oomga ail Notes on the same,

XV. Was Bs a ge

— Note on an Inscription from Juanpur, xix. na

366

12290

454

85

Kitror, M. Extracts from the Journal of, on the Ruins and

Pillar at Jyepur, vii. 53, ar Page

Section of a Hill in Cuttack supposed to be likely

to contain coal, vii... : ad Ma

— Sketch of the i pie images on the temple

of Grameswara near Ratrapur, vii. .. sh ai

— Journal of a Tour in the Province of Orissa, vii.

679, ye dg ee #8 ,

Sketch of the Temple to Durga at Badeswur, &c.

Vil. es ye ms it ’

— Extract of a letter from, on antiquarian researches,

——

KVil. p. i. 234, !

— Notes on the Viharas a Chaityas of Behar, xvi.

Kniecuton, W. On the Rock Temples of Dambool, in Ceylon,

XV. iy Bg Re ses 7

On the Ruins of Anuradhapura, xvi. ie

Koech, Bodo and Dhimal Tribes, On the Origin, Location,

Numbers, Creed, Customs, Character and Condition of the,

XViii. oe

Kohel et Terafeh, Note on the ea diaes and ae Mines of,

XIX. q bs! a

Kohistan of the Fetlundbere Doab, A Hed on the, xvii. p. i...

Kokan, Commerce of, iii. 5 sie

Chinese relation with, iil. =... aie

— State, Account Of iil. a

Kolehan, Memoir on the Hodesum or, ix. ° A

Konagamma, the second Buddha, v...

Koompta on the Western coast (South India) i the Tips)

munni and Nundibanamah passes, easterly to Cumbum and

thence southerly to Chittoor, Notes chiefly Geographical

from, comprising a notice of the Diamond and Lead Excava-

tions of Buswapur, xv. or a oe

Koonawur Languages, A Vocabulary of the, xi. .. :

Korana, in the Jetch Dooab of the Punjab, Notes on the tas

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Koros, A.C. Translation of a Tibetan fragment with re-

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281

376

373

309

783

329

380

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92

269

86

Koros, A. C. Notices on the different systems of Buddhism,

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Enumeration of Historical and Grammatical

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For other papers by this ditir, ite Giette

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Kotah, Memoir on the Coal found at, with a Note on the An-

thracite of Duntimnapilly, x

Koteli, On the manufacture of the Matchlock bil RV peis:

Kotgurh and Soobathoo, A general statement of the Weather at,

for 1819-20-21, xii.

Description of, vi. ;

Geological Report on the Valley of the “Spiti and of

the Route from, x

Kothoutiya gate of thie Fort Rohtas, ‘Sanaa Insctipil’ on the

Slab removed from above the, viii. . . ut -

Krisuna Mouun Bannersi, The Mahimanastava or a Hymn

to Shiva, with an English translation, vill. ie ap

Kufic Silver Coins, an account of eight, xx.

Kujjukzyes (Upper Sinde) General Notice of the tribe of,

1X. he che ae

Kukumb ka’ Tel, il. wy

Kuladyne River, a Note of some Hill Tribes on ite xv.

Kulu and Lahul, Journal of a Trip through, to the Chu Mureri

Lake in Ladak, during the months of August and ee

1846, xvil. p. i. ts : : :

Kumbhi, Notice of a grant seated on OS per: found at, in

the Saugor Territory, viii. ae

Kunawar, Journal of a Trip through Huhetwne and Spiti, inden:

taken in the year 1838, under the patronage of the Asiatic

Society of Bengal, for the purpose of determining the Geologi-

cal Formation of those districts, viii. 901; ix. 489, Dp,

Kunchenjenga, and of the perpetually snow-covered peaks in its

vicinity, Notes upon a Tour in the Sikkim Himalayah

Mountains, undertaken for the purpose of ascertaining the

Geological Formation of, xxi. 540, be

Kuprrer, M. Specific Gravity of Metallic ibys, 3 il.

142

147

J41

277

749

905

693

611

270

87

Kurrachee, Tatta and Sehwan Scinde, Report on the country

between, ix. bs Bs oh Page

Kurrukpore Hills, xxi. ow

Kusunda Tribes of Nepal, Chepang Kees XVil..p. ll. ye

Kyook Phyoo, Lignite from, iii... a :

Labong, Richardson’s visit to, v

History of Moulmein and, vi. ith

Ladakh, Notes on Moorcroft’s Travels in, and on Gerard’s ac-

count of Kunawar, xiii. 172, ee

Lagomys inhabiting Nepal, A new species of, x. .. ee

Lahore, Karthquake at, 1. oe ae :

Larptay, J. W. On the coins of the indepenndent bikdincas:

dan Sovereigns of Bengal, xv.

Observations on the rate of bel ae on

the open sea, with a description of an instrument used for

indicating its amount, xiv.

Notice of a Cpicsas Tose eseal Work,

XVlll. 2a :

Note on a Simei, Inscription from Behar,

Evil. p,.1- .. 2 iv ia

==

Note on the Inscriptions from Singapore and

Province Wellesley forwarded by the Hon’ble Col. Butter-

worth and Col. J. Low, xvii. p. ii. .. te

On preparing Facsimiles of coins, &c. xviii...

On Catadioptric Microscopes, iii. a

Daily Evaporation in Calcutta, xvil. p. i.

Note on Indo-Scythic coins, xvii. p. 1.

Analysis of Raw Silk, iv. :

Note on an Inscription from Keddah, xviii...

Lams, G. Abstract of Registers of Temperature and Fall of

Rain kept by Medical Officers in different part of India, xxi.

Register of the Fall of Rain in inches at Dacca from

1827 to 1844, iv. A in

Lambton’s Tomb, Geology near, v. . BS o

Land, Produce and rent of, iii. se a Se

Snails, account of a new Genus of, i. $1 oe

—— Shells of the Tenasserim Provinces, the, xvii. p. 1. ite

nN 2

976

288

236

454

710

247

383

405

120

4795

11

62

88

Landour and Masuri, Geological Sketch of,1. .. Page

Abstract of Thermometrical Register at, 1.

Language of Socotra, iv...

Ancient Pehlevi, iv. i ag ae

Nagari,1v.- .. te 5: :

of the Goands, xvi.

Languages, a Vocabulary of the Katnhaey Kb HTL a

— of Asia, vii. .. ai

———-— Vocabulary of Iadeduiapece vi. be

—or Dialects of the Eastern Sub-Himalayas from Kali

or Ghogra to Dhansri, xvi. j

— Comparison of the Tai, hats and sili vi.

Lepidodendra, Note on, Scapes of Xanthorhzea and Fossil stems

of, VE) BDL

Lassen, C. Points in the History of Greek and ae ae

Kings in Bactria, Cabul and India as illustrated by decypher-

ing the ancient legends on their coins ix. 251, 339, 627, 449,

Pentapotamia quoted by, vi. .. “ we

Objects of Research in netalianiacain viii.

Laterite, Questions regarding, iv. 427,°

Found near Rangoon, Remarks on the subject of, xxii...

Lath at Allahabad, Motion respecting the, v.

Latitudes and Longitudes, 111.

Latrtrer, T. Remarks on a Booddhist coin or Sedat sent to re

Society through Capt. Macleod, Assistant Commissioner,

Tenasserim, by H. H. the Prince of Mekkara, xiii. :

A.Note on some Hill Tribes on the Biubndiaae

river, Arakan, xv.

The symbolical coins of dake: XV. oe

On the Buddhist emblems of Architecture, xiv. ..

Law of Storms in the Indian and China Seas, Memoirs on the,

vill. 559, 631 ; ix. 107, 973, 1009 ; x. 895 ; xi. 6, 605, 971;

xl. 339, 771; xi. 69; xiv... 10, 357, 703, 878°; xvil. p.t.

27-517 ; xvin. 252;.826, 869); xix.349 3: xx.3j1954 xx, 2805;

50 ; xxii. 1,

m=— Of Mortality, the Expectation of Life and ‘the Vaiues of

Annuities, India and England, comparative Tables of the, xii.

505

1057

89

Layarp, F. P. On the ancient city of Kansonapari now called

Rangamutty, xxii... . Page

Nooks and Corners of Bengal, nee iy) ext

The Mausoleum of the Nawabs Ali Verdi Khan

and Sooraj-ood-Dowlah, xxi.

Lea, I. Characters of three New Species of Indian fresh water

Bivalves with Notes by W. H. Benson, Esq. iv.

Lead Mines of Kohel et Terafeh, Note on the formations sal

xix.

Excavations of Buswapur on the Western Coasts, S. India,

XV. se ee ee ors: .

Lercu, R. A Grammar of the Cashmere Language, xii. 397,

A Description of the country of Scisthan, xi.

Grammar of the Pooshtoo or Afghanee Language,

Vill. et ee Zs de

An Account of the Panjkora Valley and of Lower

and Upper Kashkor, xiv.

Journal of a Tour eri eons parts of the Punjab fad

Affghanistan, in the year 1837, by Agha Abbas of Shiraz,

xil. are ae ee 43 be

Epitome of the Grammar of the Brahuiky the

Balockky and the Panjabi languages, with Vocabularies of

the Baraky, the Pashi, the Laghmani, the Cashgari, the

Turhai and the Dur dialects, vii. 538, 608, 711, ‘

Route from Dera Ghazee Khan to Candahar, sititaeth

the Sakhee Sarwar Pass and Buzdar, with other routes, xiii.

An account of the early Ghiljaees, xiv.

Account of parts of the Cabul and Peshawur Terri-

tories, xiv. : 's

Notes taken on a Tour Siedten parts of Baloochee-

sthan, in 1838 and 1839, by Hajee Abdun Nubee of Kabul,

mnii:/667; >. ‘

Notes on, and a short eaten of, the eee

Dialect of Bundelkhand, xii. Me ate

Brief History of Kelat, brought down to the dpi

tion and death of Mehrab Khan, Brahoee, xii.,.

An account of the early Abdalees, xiv.

564

90

Leecu, R. Notes on the Religion of the Sikhs, being a Notice

of their Prayers, Holidays, and Shrines, xiv. .. Page

A Supplementary Account of the Hazarahs, xiv.

Lepchas of Sikkim with a Vocabulary of their Language, Note

- on the, ix. Pe ; é Te

Letter forwarding a paper on the fooniiition of the Museum

of Economic Geology of India, from Captain Tremenheere,

Engineers, ix.

to Government, eae: hea, Dr. M’ Clelland’s, on Gant:

Tremenheere’s report, x1.

from Dr. Jameson to Mr. Clerk, on the Geology of

Kaiabagh, x1. gs e

from the Emperor of pit to the sie of Ava, vi. ..

Leiotrichane Birds of the Sub-Himalayas, On the, with some

additions, annotations, a Synopsis of the Indian Pari and of

the Indian Fringillidee, xin. at i ‘

Levels taken, by order ef the Right Hésadle the eminent

General, between the Jumna and Sutlej rivers, ix.

Lewis, H. and H. Corvs, Some account of the Kalan Miusjeads

XVl. aA : ae ve ee

Libraries, Catalogues of Oitental, ¥Xll. ne

Library, Fort William, transferred to the Asiatic Society, v.

125, 190,: . Ne se

— at ee XVil. p. 1.

Lichens, with the botanical relationship existing between them ah

the Indian productions, A connected view of the Species of, x.

— in the Himalayas, x. ts dé =

used in dyeing, On, vi. i. <o

Life-estimate in Civil Service, vi. .. ae

Light, Effect of coloured, 11.

Lignite from Kyook Phyoo, ii. Ae :

Limboos and other Hills Tribes hitherto undescribed, Nien on

the, ‘imei ve : ni Sy

Limestone from Mergui, fivalvsib of Iron Ores and of, xii.

Formation of England, i... oh

— Analysis of, il. te zy ar

Lingam at Bhojpur, xvil. p. i. Me er =

393

333

91

Linnean Society, Extracts from Proceedings of, ii. Page

Liquid brown from Manikyala, iil. A

Liquid amber tree of the Tenasserim Provinces, The, XVil. p. 1.

Liston, D. Notice of a Colossal Alto-Relievo, known by the

name of Mata Koonr situated near Kussia Tannah, in Per-

gunnah Sidowa, Eastern Division of Gorakpur district, vi...

— Translation of a Servitude Bond granted by a cul-

tivator over his family and of a Deed of Sale of two slaves, vi.

Literature and History of the Veda, on three Treatises on the,

XVl. bs be a Us *

Literary Intelligence, xx. 281, 430,352, 620; xxi. 185, 429, 535 ;

xxl. 403,491; xxiii. 95, 191, 387, 498,

Lithontrity practised in Persia, 1.

Luoyp, R.A short Notice of the Coast-line, and de Rivers and

Islands adjacent, forming a portion of the Mergui Province, vil.

T. H. A Note on the satin embroidered scarfs of the

Tibetan priests, v. uj a rs

— Further Notes respecting the late Csoma de Koros,

Xiv. i is “

ae Tose Baclneay 3 il. oe : ue

Local and relative Geology of Singapore, Eells Notices of

Sumatra, the Malay Peninsula, &c. xvi. ar ai

Lockett, — Hints to Students of Arabic, xvi. ..

Logarithms, Table of Proportional, x. tk be

Logarithmic Tables, Compendious, xi.

Logan, J. R. On the Local and Relative Giedaiey of Sine

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Lone, J. Analysis of the Raghu Vansa, a Sanskrit Poem of

Kalidasa, xxi. &

Analysis of the Raj Mila, x XIX. ant

Queries on the Archeology of India, xvi. ae

Tables of Comparative Philology, shewing speci-

mens of the Affinity of the Greek, Latin and English lan-

guages, with the Sanskrit, Persian, Russian, Gaelic, Welsh,

Lithuanian, German, Hebrew and Anglo-Saxon, xi.

Longitudes of Nasirabad, iv

Observed, ili. .. ae

297

92

Lorn, P. B. Some account of a visit to the plain of Koh-i-

Daman, the district of Ghorband and the pass of Hindu Kush,

with a few general observations respecting the structure and

conformations of the country from the Indus to Kabul, vii.

Loup, T. New Patent improved Piano-Forte, ii... Page

Lovis, J. Note on the Geography of Cochin China, vi.

Low, J. On Siamese Literature, A. R. xx. ai ate

— On the Government of Siam, A. R. xx...

——~-—— Extract of a letter from, xvii. p. 1. re a

——-— A few Gleanings in Buddhism, xvii. p. i.

—-— Notice on an Inscription from Keddah, xvii.

—— Gleanings in Buddhism or translations of passages

from a Siamese version of a Pali work termed in Siamese

Phra Pat hom, xvi. p. il. #: be ai

Se

An account of several Inscriptions found in Pro-

vince Wellesley on the Peninsula of Malacca, xvii. p. 1...

General Observation on the contending claims to An-

tiquity of Brahmans and Buddhists, xviii. wi a

Lucknow, Meteorological Register kept at, for the month of

May, 1854, xxii. Bk : i

—-. Reports upon His Megas the King of Oude’ s

Observatory at, Xvil. p. 1. si we :

Lullutpore, in Bundlecund, Notice on the Feruginous Siphon:

imbedded in Sandstone from, xvi... aie

Lunar Transits at Nasirabad, iv. .. P te

Distance, clearing of, i. BS sid )

Lusu, C. Geological Notes on the Northern Conkan ial a

small portion of Guzerat and Kattywar, v. ..- :

LusuinetTon, G. S. Report on the Government Expenmeeue

Working of the Copper Mines of Pokree in Ghurwal, with

notices of other Copper Mines, xii. 453,

On the Marriages, Rites and Usages of Pe

Jats of Bharatpore, i. te on is

Luz near Bela, Memoranda respecting the existence of Copper in

the territory of, ix. .. be e

Lynx, a Monograph of the Species of xi. Bie she

Macoa, Fall of barometer, at, vi...

769

93

MacGowan, D. J. An Inscription from a Tablet in a Bud-

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Remarks on Showers of Sand in the Chinese

Plain, xx. } i

MacGrecor, M.A. th imageoresiant in Irrigation, xi.

G. H. A Geographical Notice of the Valley of

Jullalabad, xi. 117; xiil. te

MacKenzie, C. View of the Principal Political Events that

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Hindoo Government in 1564, till the Mogul Government was

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Beejapore and Golconda, xiii. 421, .. oe we

MSS. collection of, vi. 397; vii. 105, 173,

371, M or a s ts

MacKeson, F. Journal of C. M. Wade’s voyage from Lodiana

to Methankot by the river Sutlej, on his Mission to Lahore

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MacLaean, R. Fragments of the History of Mooltan, the

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List of Arabic works, preserved in a library

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MacLeop, J. D. Note on the Map setdativd to the Repért of the

Coal Committee, in the 98th Number of the Journal of the

Asiatic Society, ix. .. oF

T. E. Abstract Journal of an Expedition to Kili

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13th December, 1836, vi. oe

D. Abstract Report of the Proceedings of the Boas

mittee appointed to superintend the Boring Operations in

Fort William from their commencement in December, 1835

to their close in April, 1840, ix. ..

Extracts from Official Records with dddariptilen

details regarding the New Nizamut Palace of Moorsheda-

bad, viii. ..

oo

Memorandum regarding specimens from Seoni,

Chupara, vi. wi i

0

113

192

39

867

578

469

989

94

MacLetuanp, J. Natural History of the Foetus of the Squalus,

maximus, iv. : s Page

On iets in ul pdbiees sele, Buch, a

species which is very common in the Estuaries of the Gan-

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Note on the discharge of water by the Ira-

waddy, xxil.

On the Fossil Shells of Cherra Punji, iv.

Indian Cyprinide, A. R. xix. ..

Memoranda on the Museum of the a.

Society, viii.

Notice of some Fossil Impressions occurring

in the Transition Limestone of Kamaon, lil. ..

Description of the (so-called) mountain Trout

of Kemaon, iv.

Catalogue of Geological Specimens from

Kemaon, presented to the Asiatic Society, vi. :

On the difference of level in eee Coal fields

and the causes to which this may be ascribed, vii.

— Observations on six new species of Cypri-

nidee with an outline of a new classification of the family, vii.

On the genus Hexaprotodon of Dr. Falconer

and Captain Cautley, vil.

MacCosn, J. Account of the Mounted Tribes on the extreme

N. E. Frontier of Bengal, v.

MacRircatg, J. Meteorological Rigister for 1833 kept at Ba

coora, lil. ake a ;

J. Meteorological Table ne at Bancoora, for the

years 1832, i. 154, ii. 383, iii.

Madagascar, Treatise on the Poetry of, 1.

Manppevn, E. Diary of an Excursion to the Shatool and Boorun

Passes, over the Himalaya, in Sept. 1845, xv. ‘

—————- Notes of an Excursion to the Pindaree Glacier j in

September, 1846, xvi. 226,

— The Turaee and Outer Mountains of eT XVil.

p- 1. 349, xviil. vif

Madras, Literary Society, Proceedings of, ii. 154, od

324

596

603

550

95

Madras, Astronomical Observations, ii. ay Page

The Quarterly Journal of, v. és

Magadhi dialect, M. Csoma Korosi, on the, vi. ..

Magha, Sisupala Badha or death of Sisupala, by, viii.

Magic Square cut in a Temple at Gwalior, On an ancient, xi...

Magnesia, Analysis of Carbonate of, iv. Be ay

Magnet, Electric spark from, i. Md

Magnetic Observations, by la Bonite, vi. ia uh

Variation at Diamond Harbour, vi. ..

——— Dip and Intensity at Madras, vi. a oe

Mahdbalipuram, Notes on the Ruins at, xxii...

Mahabharata, Extract from, iii.

Mahapurushyas, a sect of Vaisnavas in Assam, xx. -

Mahimanastava, or a Hymn to Shiva, The, vill. ..

Mainey, Mr. Mergui Dye Wood, i. ae

Mahadeo Hills, Geology of, iii. ie :

Marsey, F. Description of the Antiquities at Kallen’ XVII. p. 1.

Marrrt, the Expected Buddha, v. .. brs ae

Makhzan ul adwiyah quoted, vi.

Makkah and the Hyaza, before Muhamemd, ichdsnalod of,

chiefly founded upon Genealogy, xx. fe ve

Malacca States, Johole, v... ls

States, account of the, v. .. 4e as

States Policy and Commerce of the, v

Tin Mines of, iv. A f ns

Dutch Documents, regarding, iv.

States, Of the interior of the, v. 61, ..

—_—— Geology of, iv.

Malay Princes, Seals of, iv. 248,

Wood-pecker, Dr. W. Bland on, vi. :

Malayan Peninsula, Catalogue of Mammalia inhabiting te

and Islands, xv. 171,

Fishes, Catalogue of, xviii.

Maucoutmson, J. Note on Saline Deposits in oe ili

Notes explanatory of a Collection of Geolo-

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Nagpur, v

o 2

96

Maldive Islands, Account of, iv... ee Page

MALreBRuN, Criticism on, vi.

Malwa, Geological Section of, ii. ;

Mammalia, Birds and Reptiles procured at or near mile station of

Cherra Punji in the Khasia Hills North of Sylhet, Notice of

a collection of, xx. ‘ te si

Mammalia, Notices of various, with jena of many new

species, Xxill. :

in the Bisset of the Aaintia Society, Catalan ie X.

-—_———. Inhabiting the Malayan Peninsula and Islands, Cata-

logue of, xv. 171, ag ‘i a

and more remarkable species of Birds inhabiting

Ceylon, Report on the, xx. oe ss

of the Dakhan, Catalogue of, i.

Preservation of, iv. a wh id

New Indian, iii. és as

‘Mammals of Tibet, Notice of the, with descriptions and ses

of some new species, xi.

Mandar Hill, in the district of Ehsowine A nee notice of an

ancient Colossal Figure carved in granite on the, xx.

Mandavi in Cutch, Ruins of, vi. a 2 i

Mangalore to Madras, Notes chiefly Geotonical, across the

Peninsula from, xiv. .. Hs

Porcelain Clay found at, x. ~f a

Manganese of the Mergui Province, Report on the, x. ~

Mancer, O. Specimen of the Language of the Goands as

spoken in the District of Seonee, Chaprah, xvi.

Mango Seed, its Analysis, 1. ‘s ,

Manicgaon, An account of a remarkable peralites which fell at

the village of, xill._ ..

Manikyala, Coins discovered, iii.

— Relics discovered at, iii. 313, i

— Liquid brown, from, iii...

On the ruins of, xxii.

Manis Crassicandata (Auct) M. Ponbaddet an “(Ibid) ie

tailed or thick-tailed Manis, xi. .. ats ia

of Nepal, Paper on, 1. 335 ; CiwsciGeel Celelnpiigiee X

319

737

238

517

463

660

241

153

161

907

462

306

279

272

648

641

967

852

286

260

880

436

556

567

570

221

97

Manipur, Journal of a Tour in, ii .. j Page

Mansoy, E. Journal of a Visit to Melum and the Gdits Dhoo-

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Manufacture of Native Turpentine, il.

Manuscripts of the late Sir H. Elliot, K. C. B. Xxill.

—— (Burmese) in Damatha Cave, v.

Map attached to the Report of the Coal Committee in the

98th number of the Journal of the Asiatic Society, Note

on the, ix.

of the Route to Hinglaj Tiebha from Ohba Hart fate

warding a, ix. :

Marcet, F. Influence of the AGoudt on the wenn iv.

March from Brimhan Ghat on the Nerbudda to Umurkun-

tuck, the source of that river, ix. .

between Mhow and Saugor, 1838, vill. ..

Maritime Surveys, Progress of, 1.

Marmot of the Himalaya and of Tibet, x. 77 7: Xil.

Marriage of the Jats, 1. 154, a

Marsnatt, G. T. Translation of an ideals on a Stone

in the Asiatic Society’s Museum, marked No. 2, vi. a

Mason, F. The Pine Tree of the Tenasserim Provinces, xviii.

—_— ——. The Land Shells of the Tenasserim Provinces, xvii.

pe. a Fe ine ae

On the Gum Kino of the Tenasserim Provinces,

pevil;p.. il. : : : =

On the abies of the setae ro inces, XVi.

The Liquid Amber tree of the Tenasserim Pro-

vinces, XVll. p. 1.

Masson, C. Suggestions on the Sites of Sangala a the ee

of Alexander, being an extract from Notes of a Journey

from Lahore to Kurachee made in 1830, vi. ..

———— Memoir on the ancient coins found at Béohine

in the Kohistan of Kabul, iii. :

— Second memoir on theancient coins found at

Beghram in the Kohistan of Kabul, v. bis

Third memoir on the ancient coins discovered at

the site called Beghram in the Kohistan of Kabul, v.

—— Note on an Inscription at Bamian, v.

223

661

582

57

98

Masson, C. Notes on the Antiquities of Bamian, v. Page

— Note on some of the Indo-Scythic coins found at

Baghram in the Kohistan of Kabul, with a note by Johan-

nes Avdall, v. - bd

Masters, J. W. Extract from a Miele of some . the Na-

tural Productions of the Angami Naga Hills, &c. xvii. p. i.

Flora of the Naga Hills, xii.

Summation of Polynomial Co- siichoute 2

— On the Trisection of Angles,1. ..

Masulipatam to Goa Notes chiefly Geological across the

Peninsula from, comprising remarks on the Regur and

Laterite, xiii.

Masuri and Landour, ausiopient Sketch of, 1. 193 ; Iv.

Mata Kunwar, Image of, at Gorakpore, vi.

Matchlock of Koteli, On the Manufacture of the, xvii.

p. i. Ae 45

Materia Medica, List of thane eae of, 1.

Materials, Building, Strength of, iv.

Formule relating to the ultimate een of, in

cases of transverse train, iv.

Matwanutn, Chinese account of India, eeatielited from tite

Wan heen-t-hung kaow, or deep Researches into Ancient

Monuments, book 838, fol. 14. vi.

Mauritius, Contributions from, 11.

Meteorology of, iv.

Mausoleum (The) of the Nawabs Ali Verdi rive and Bediay:

ood-Dowlah, xxi.

Measure of [lahi Guj, i. Ae

Mechanical power, Simple, i. ise

Mechis, together with a small Vocabulary of vcr Language,

Note on the, viii. 43 re :

Mecuiruar Guosu, the Armenian Legislator, A short Me-

moir of, ix.

Medical System of Tibet, iv,

and Physical Society, piddeshites GF, il: 37, 78, 117,

158, 209, . : a ae

ie: Mr. L. ip ibeiit on native, vi.

707

266

57

707

187

501

984:

690

A777

277

458

115

99

Meerut in the Upper Dooab, Daily Register of temperature

during a part of 1850, xxi. a es Page

Megaderma schistacea, Slaty blue Megaderme, xvi.

— Notice of the predatory and sanguivorous etd

of the Bats of the genus, with some Remarks on the blood-

sucking propensities of other Vespertileonide, xi.

Mernras Kuan Karat, brief history of, brought down to 1s

deposition and death of Brahoee, xii.

Melum and the Oonta Dhoora pass in FueA vin, aaa ab a

visit to, xi. i

Memoir on the Fikes Ficaishcipedth called Rola ix.

of Sylhet, Kacher and the adjacent districts, ix.

on Antiquities of Kabul, iii.. 7

Memorandum of the fall of the Banana at Masa during

the severe Hurricane on the 5th and 6th August, 1835, vi.

Menangkabowe, History of, iv.

— States, iv.

Menu, quotation from, vi. oe

Mergui, Report on the Tin of the Bakes ot. xi. S593 Sy x.

Analysis of Iron Ores and Limestone from, xii.

—— Geography of part of the Province of, vii.

Account of Dye wood from, i.

Report on the Manganese of, x. :

Meridian of the Observatory at Madras and the Flag Staff of

Fort William, and of the Cantonment of Futtehghur in the

Doab, Memorandum on the differences of the, ix.

Merulide, subgenera of, vi.

Meruline Birds, two new species of, vii.

Metals, Effects of Annealing on, li...

, Expansion of, il. ‘

Mesopotamia, Journal of a tour son gag iingine Persia and,

ii. 271, 332, 456, 3.

Meteoric Iron from the Khapsiaayion hills, Description aad

Analysis of a large mass of, xvii. p. i.

— Stones, Remarks on, iii.

— Stones, fall of, at Hissar, ii. on

Meteorological Register kept at the sissiieniee General’s

563

889

255

473

1157

783

808

153

619

24:4

241

983

845

236

1027

205

892

7d

101

37

141

130

576

538

252

413

100

Office, Calcutta, for 1832, i. 40, 80, 120, 168, 216, 268, 326,

374, 430, 478, 534, .. te Page

Meteorological Register kept at GMoutis for 1833, i. 56, 216,

272, 104, 206, 496, 328, 384, 560, 608,

for 1834, 111. 56, 104, 208, 256, 152,

312, 368, 424, 480, 544, 600,

for 1835, iv. 64, 120, 184, 240, 296,

360, 412, 476, 532, 588, 652,

for 1836, v. 60, 128, 192, 256, 320,

376, 446, 520, 600, 684, 760, .. bia

| eae for 1837, vi. 80, 160, 244, 324, 404,

- 600, 620, 712, 804,900,988, °

ee for 1838, vii. 92, 172, 286, 370, 468,

582, 670, 750, 838, 918, 990, :

a1) s ie -for 18389, viii. 76, 158, 250, 346, 449,

444, 621, 692, 777, 867, 971,

for 1840, ix. 95, vat

for 1847, xvi. 850, 1002, 1094, 1189,

—_———_—-

——

ere ee ee

pee eee, ee)

ee

1278 ; xvii. p. 1.

Ae for 1848, xvii. p. i. 87,170, 312, 347,

458, 562; xvil. p. il. 125, 238, 358, 475, 591,

552a, 649, 749, 866, . 3

for 1850, xix. 89, 189, 268, 349, 498,

—_———_—_———_ —— for 1851, xx. 112, 217, 289, 369, 449,

528, a i _ i

pees ae 1852, xxi. 108, 193, 280, 363,

443, 555, 558, 560, 562, 643; xxii.

for 1853, xxii. 508, 599, ,

for 1854, xxiii. (9) (29) (41) (49)

(57) (71) (81) (17) (84),

kept at Simla, v. 2 oo

oe eee

—y

er ere

. Biynore, 11.

ooo

Bombay, v

Katmandu, v. 824, 889 ; xii.

Tirhoot, v.

Socotra, v.

‘

eee ee

oo,

for 1849, xvill. 88a, 182a, 286a, 418¢,.

101

Meteorological Register kept at Bangalore, v. .. Page

—_——$ $$$ Darjiling, vi. 310, 700,

——_— Rangoon, xxi. 113, 317, 421,

502, 596; xxiii. o% iA ta 3

——_——- Agra, xxii. 217, 324, 424, 707 ;

xxiii. (17) (34) (46) (64) (73) (81) wehts

ee Bankura, i. 154; i1.

— —__— — ——___. —— Chinsurah, 1.

———_ ——_— — ——_—_—-- ——. Gazipur, ii.

————— —____ ——___——_—-. Lucknow, xxi... cm

a Masuri, iv. dy

—————_—_—_—_——- ———_ —— —— Kotgarh, i. Be oa

Sete eee ee ee ees

Cherrapunji, 1. ..

Canton and Macao, i.

rr es

———_—__—__-—_-_____-_—__ Nagpur, ii. 241,.. 34

SS Singapur, il. ne

———_—___—__—_—___— —— Caleutta (Horary), v. 51, ..

——= ————— —___ —_— Nashirabad, iv. .. Ss

——. —___—___—__——_—. Mauritius, iv. ..

Dadupur,v. ..

ees ee ee ee

= —— Umbala,iv...

Phenomena in Tirhut, iv. sl

Meteorology of the Cape of Good Hope, iv. 357; xi. :

Meteors on the night between the 12th and i3th Bodo ton,

1841, made at the Magnetic Observatory at Simla, Obser-

vations of, x. ‘

observed at Alida bal on fe 10th of nev 1842.1 Xl.

Luminous, seen at Charka, lat. 24° 06’ long. 81° 02’

on the morning of the 11th April, 1842, Account of a, xii.

of August 10th, 1839, Mr. Middleton on the, viii. ..

remarkable, at Bersia, vi. .. vii ae

Metre of Hindu Poetry, ii. ;

Mhow and Saugor, On a March Bete een, nis on ik Huli | in

Malwa, viii. 805 ; te Os

Mica Mines, A ma of the Hobaw EX.

Microscopes, Catadioptric, iii. is ‘ we

Mipp.LeEToN, J. on the Meteors of August 10th, 1839, viii.

—— Description of an Astronomical Instrument

296

102

presented by Rajah Ram Singh of Khota, to the Govern-

ment of India, vill. .. - i

Mrippueton, J. On the specific Gvavity of Sea Water, xiii.

Influence of the Moon on the weather, xx.

and Major Pottinger, Description of a Per-

sian Astrolabe submitted to the Asiatic Society, x

Mienan, R. Journal of a Tour through Georgia, Persia and

Mesopotamia, ili. 271, 332, 456, 576; iv.

A brief sketch of the Present State of Gain.

now a Russian Province, iil.

Mitzs, R. H. Some Remarks upon the sonst " the- Slot

west of Hoshungabad and of the Soil, Cultivation, &c. of

that part of the Valley of the Nerbudda, situated between

Hoshungabad and the Fort of Mokrai, in the lower range

of the Kali-bheet Hills, iii.

Military Tribes of Nepal, ii.

Milking of the Earth, i.

Mitt, W. H. Restitution and Pincsiation of the ivectebes

found in the Ruins of the Mountain Temple of Shekawati,

iV.

Restoration of the Inscription No. 2, on the

Allahabad Column, iii. 257, a

Restoration and Translation of cus Inscription

on the Bhitari Lat, with critical and historical remarks, vi.

Address to, vi.

Mineral Resources of India, Contributions edtiaull a Biktibny

of the development of the, xi. 811; xii.

Mineralogical Survey of the Himmalaya Mountains, lying be-

tween the Rivers Sutlej and Kalee, Report of the, xi.

Minerals from Ava, Examination of, i.

Mines of Jewels in Ava, ii. i oh ee

Mino, J. E. Memoir on the Regeneration and actual state of

Medicine in Egypt, translated from the Italian, viii.

Mirage in India, i.

of India, On the, xxiii.

Miris of Assam, v.

Mirror, Japanese, explained, i. 249 ; il.

831

766

275

759

602

232

103

Mirrors of Fusible Alloy, ii. ate ahi Page

spherical, Theory of, iii.

Mishmee Hills to the north-east of Sudyah, Bano of an ex-

pedition into the, xiv... ‘

— Hills, Journal of a visit to Ae vi.

Mishmis and Abors, v ae as ae

Mithankot, Account of, vi. at Se os

Mithra, name of, on Bactrian Coins, iii.

Moa Morah sect, vil. .. he sta

Models of Nepalese Instruments, v. .. ee

Mogoung, Description of, vi. a3 AF

Mohamadpur in the Jessore district, Note on ancient Coins

found at, xxi. ‘ oo :

Mohammad’s Journey to Syrity and Professor Fleischer’s opinion

thereon, xxl.

Mohammad, On the salioet bingrsipiiy of, xx.

Mouan Lat, A Brief description of Herat, i. .. Se

~——— Further Information regarding the Siah Posh

tribe or reputed descendants of the Macedonians, iii.

— Account of Kala Bagh, vii. ie

——- A brief account of the origin of the Batik

Vil. be ag ste

— A brief account of Masud, known by the name of

Farid Shakarganj or Shakarbar, v. d. ad

— Description of Uch Sharif, v.

Mohit, (The Ocean) a Turkish work on Navigation in the

Indian seas, Extracts from the, iii. 526-545; v. 441; vi. 805;

vil. 767 ; viii. a

Mohzarkhala in the Kohistan of the Wester n Fase anes

tion of, extracted from the Journal of Mr. R. Gardner,

Xxil. us Ue

Mole, Description of a new species of, xix.

Mollusca, pteropodous, vi. we

Molybdenum, Analysis of Sulphate of, iv.

Momea, Analysis of Mountain Chetni or, iv. ab. Bd

Money, D. An account of the Temple of Triveni near Hugly,

XVi. 7

M 2

104

Monrram, Native Account of washing for Gold in Assam, vii.

Monkey ; with remarks on the genera Semnopithecus et Maca-

cus, three new Species of, ix. y ad Page

Monograph of the Indian and Malayan species of Cuculidze or

Birds of the Cuckoo family, xi. 898, 1095, Supplement to

the, p RAL... an % i. wie

Monsoons, List of Arabic, iil. ue Ms ay

Monthly means of Maximum and Minimum Pressures for 1841

to 1849, taken from the Meteorological Register kept at the

Surveyor General’s Office, Calcutta, xx. a a

Monreitn’s Tour, Quotations from, iii.

Monuments, Sarun and Tirhut Laths, iv.

Allahabad Lath, iv. .. be +

—_—-—— Ancient Mound at Bakra, iv. “Ae be

—— Bakra Pillar, iv. :

————— Ancient, in Hyderabad, iv. f

— Ancient, in Assam, iv. .. in

—- Bactrian, or Topes, iv. .. Me =e

——— Ruinous, in Shekawati, iv. Rs

at Bhilsa, iv.

of Sarnath, iv. :

Mooltan the Derajat and fohanalat, Hcpmenis of the His-

ee

tory of, xvii. p. 11.

Moon, Influence of, on Rain, iv.

Influence of, on Weather, ili. 345, 630; iv. 525; xX: 275;

XXi. “if ak

Table, « a perpetual, “xii HOS itis Oe st

Frigorific influence of, iii. wa ie ak

Moorcrort’s Travels in Ladakh, and on Gerard’s ih aia of

Kunawar, Notes on, xill. 172,

— Papers, Note regarding, iv.

eto Graveiic.. ot yd } At

Morad Beg, ii. y eS

Morney, S8. Qualitative examination of the Nalin Copper

found on Round Island inthe Cheduba group, South-east of

Ramree, xii. 33 ;

Morrieson, N. Trisection of an Anelets il.

621

1211

240

947

928

54

124

127

128

129

180

185

234

361

712

959

207

501

23 1

254

223

177

18

11

904

aa

105

Mortality, Tables of, according to the experience of the Bengal

Civil Service with the values of Annuities, &c. xix. Page 250

among Hindoo Females, Note by Dr. Kean of Moor-

shedabad on Dr. Stewart’s Tables of, viii. 38 me 704

for British India, Results of an Enquiry respecting

the Law of, A. R. xx. .. apenet9O

in the Lower Orphan ugar Tables of, vil. oa O48

in Calcutta, vii. . : 888

Morton, W. Remarks ona Ganinsatews of palasOhingss a

guages, Vil. < aft ie 56

Moschus, On a New Organ in the Gaan hie mY!) bos tina BADD

Moss, Edible, of the Straits, ii. ang de is 145

Movar, F. J. Meteorological Observations taken every hour at

Bangalore, in the Hospital of H. M. 13th Dragoons, from

6 a. mM. of the 21st to 6 p.m. of the 22nd March, 1836, in-

clusive, in conformity with Sir W. Herschel’s instructions, v. 298

— Meteorological Register kept at Bangalore, v. .. 296

Moulmein, Geology of, v. ty bis ie 269

Ores of Antimony at, v. .. ‘ie bs herd 7 2

Minerals, Analysis of, iv. .. as a 513

Geography of, vi. ae é -- 1005

Mount Aboo, Second Inscription taken in facsimile from the

neighbourhood of, Observations on a, x. 664, .. sel] anBB1

Ophir, Botanical Specimens from, iii... ve 48

Mozafferpur, Meteorological observations at, il. 208, iii. a 79

Muamarias or Mattuks of Assam, v. . un “4 206

Muar, a Malacca State, v. ie 561

- Muir, J. On the Literature and onan of the Welk eva 20 en Rh

On the Genuine Character of the Hora Sastra, xiv. .. 809

Mummy from Egypt, iii. 363, bs dé xo tas 12

— head dissected, iv. sft iall{s og

Mural Circle, Errors of the Madras, lil. i ¥ 403

Murree, Notes on the Topography of, xxiii. si -- 461

Multaye, Copper Plates from, vi. _ .. ah i. #4869

Murshedabad, Census of, ii. be! 567

Museum of the Asiatic Society, Report of a prey Guna

on the, vi. es by she ok 399

106

Museum, Resolutions regarding the, iv. 183, .. Page

- of Economic Geology, Organization of a, for the North

Western Provinces of British India, to be established at Agra,

Memorandum on the, x. he At Bd

of the Asiatic Society, discussion and correspondence

regarding, v. 245, 249; vi. 322, 612; viii. 241,..

Catalogue of, 1i.

address to Government regarding the, vi.

Memoranda on the, viii.

Music, Review of Hindustani, iii.

Musical instruments of Nepal, vi.

Musk (Moschus) inhabiting the Himalayan Hapa On eres

new species of the, viii. si

deer, Examination of the, vi. Ae

Mussi, at Hyderabad, A new bridge over the, 1. ..

Mustela, Natural History of the Nepal, iv.

Myjertheyn Somalees, Notes on the, xii.

Mysore and the Salem Districts, Report upon wid teentaiont

ment of the Silk, manufactured inthe, xi... ee

paGrold "ot, 11:.4) 51.

, Banyan Tree in, il. a vn

Kaolin Earth, Report on ae se : .

Miya Hills lying between the Diko and Dyang river, Narrative

of a tour over that part of the, xiv.

— Hills, in 1814, Extracts froma Report of a Jona into

the, ix. 947, xii.

— Hills, Flora of the, xiii.

Nagas of Assam, v. i

— Extracts from the Narrative of an Bapadshinn into bic

territory of the, vil.

Nagarjuna, Period of, v. -

Nagpur, climate of, ii. 239, te -

Naipalia Devata Kalyana with Notes, Traiitintini of ite

Xli.

Nala Raja of eile Ndiehidlvs @hiaviena or ‘dosed et ile a

Sanscrit poem by Shri Harsha of Cashmir, with a Commen-

tary, Review of the, A. R. xx.

232

318

107

Namsang Naga Hills, Correspondence regarding the Coal Beds

in the, xvii. p. 1. : “ oe Page

Nanaia, Anahid Bedinoaishda from, v

— temple of, in Armenia, v.

Naning, History of, iv.

Account of, 111.

On the Government of, iv. 179,

NarasinaaA Darra, The Zafarnama, a Dialogue between

Aristotle and Buzurgimihr, xx... toe

Nasu, D. W. On Progressive pi aaa in aha cold-blooded

Vertebrata, il.

Nasirabad, Longitude of, lil.

—— Meteorology of, iv. Be - we

—— Latitude of, iii. ah

Native Impressions Regarding the attra ee of certain

Animals, xviil.

Copper found on Badal Pilani m the Phdawva Gis)

South East of Ramree, Qualitative Examination of the, xii.

Receipts, Collection of,i. .. " a

Natural History, Canis vulpes montana v. oe

——— History, presentations of objects in, v. 59, 191, 304,

374, ee ah ee :

-of the Wild Goat of Nepal, iv. 490, v. ..

—— of the Products about the Pundeela River, On the, x

——— Columba Sp. nov. v.

os

Cervus Duvaucelii, v. ,

Navigation in the Indian seas, Extracts from ‘ite Mohit (thie

ocean) a Turkish work on, iii. 526, 545; v. 441; vi. 805; vii.

767 ; viii.

of tite River Nurbudda, Notes on 0" Xlil.

of Indian Rivers, iii.

ae

Nayakote, A cursory notice of, ix.

Nellore, Copper mines of, iv. -

Analysis of Copper ore from, iv. 574,

Nepal, On the Administration of Justice in, with some account

of the several Courts, extent of their Jurisdiction, aud modes

of Procedure, A, R. xx.

' 823

495

136

1114

974

979

94

108

Nepal, Notices of the Ornithology of, A. R. xix. .. Page

— Mammals of, i. 335, x.

——-— Report on the products of, v.

Antelopes, Natural History of, iv.

—- Zoology, ii.

Musical instruments of, vi. sig

—- Birds, Additions to the Catalogue of, xii. .. el

——-— Agricultural implements of, vi.

—-— Tour in the Mountains of, vi.

—- Wild Goats of, iv... & sie

— Wild Sheep of, iv.

—- Prospectus of the Natural Pista of, iv. 356,

——- Vespertilionidee of, iv.

— —-— Mustela of, iv. .. Bs

——- Military Tribes of, ii. ses

— — Paper stuff, ii...

—- Deer, Natural History of a, iv.

Birds presented to the Asiatic Society, pays named Ae

classified by the Donor, Catalogue of, xii. be sp

Nepalese Spirit Still, iv. .. of

Nepaulite, On a new Mineral pare the PO We ee: of

Kathmandoo, xxiii.

New Organ in the genus Moschus, On a, X

New Zealand, Caterpillar from, vii. ..

Newatt, D. J. F. A Sketch of the iGshercden History of

Cashmere, xxiii. of ae 7

Newars, Classification of, 11. fi es i

Newso xp, T. J. Notes, principally geological, across the pen-

insula of Southern India, from Kistapatam, xiv.

Account of Sungie Ujong, one of the States

in the interior of Malacca, iv.

Notes, principally Ps eile on the South

Mahratta country, falls of Gokauk, Classification of Rooks,

Xiv. bie vie £3 be

Notes, principally Geological, from Bijapore to

Bellary, via Kannighirri, x1. abs

108

Newso_p, T. J. Notes, chiefly Geological, across the Penin-

sula from Masulipatam to Goa, comprising remarks on the

origin of the Regur and Laterite, xiii. bs Page

Notes, chiefly Geological, from Koompta on

the Western Coast (South India) by the Devamunni and

Nundi Cunnama Passes, easterly to Cumbum and thence

southerly to Chittore, comprising a notice of the Diamond

and Lead Excavations of Buswapur, xv.

- Geological Specimens offered to the setae

Society of Bengal, xi.. <%

Note on abe States of Peruk, Shidtfonanti and

other States, in the Malay Peninsula, v. ee

Note on the occurrence of Voleanic Scoria in

the Southern Peninsula, v. i)

Johole and its former Hsctondaticl of Jom-

pole Gominchi, v... Be aif

Account of Rumbowe one of ae states in the

interior of Ratios, v.

Outline of Political itd Commercial ange

with the Native States on the Eastern and Western Coasts,

Malay Peninsula, v. .. :

Sketch of the shi Aedarnslcattoite States i in

the interior of the Malayan Peninsula, iv. =

Sketch of the State of Muar, Malay Penin-

sula, ve .. 2s s ae

Notice of the Ajaib ul Makhlukat, xiii.

Note ona recent, fossil, fresh-water Deposit

in Southern India, with a few remarks on the origin and age

of the Kunker, and on the supposed decrease of thermal

Temperature in India, xiii. ai Se

— Some account of the Territory and Battadin

tants of Naning in the Malayan Peninsula, iil. :

A visit to the Gold Mine at Batting, Motide

and Summit of Mount Ophir or Gunong Ledang, in the

Malay Peninsula, ii. ..

On the Gaventdede and History of Naning

in the Malay Peninsula, iv. wd af

N

984

SS)

eo)

NI

110

Newso tp, T. J. Note on the Osseous Breccia and deposit in

the Caves of Billa Soorgum, Southern India, xiii. Page

On the Alpine Glacier, Jceberg, Diluvial and

Wave Translation Theories ; with reference to the deposits

of Southern India to furrowed and striated rocks and rock

basins, xiv. ds is ae

Notes, chiefly Geological, across the Peninsula

of Southern India, from Madras to Goa, xiv. y

Notes; chiefly Geological, across the ouieples

from Mangalore to Madras, xiv. .. i

Notes, chiefly Geological, across South iailies

from Pondicherry to Beypore, xiv. a8

Notes, chiefly Geological, on the coast of a

mandel, from Pennaur to Pondicherry, xv... bie

Notes, chiefly Geclogical, from Seringapatam

by the Hegulla Pass to Cannanore, xv. oi ere

Notes, chiefly Geological, on the Western coast

of South India, xv. J i

Notes, chiefly ica ates from Gooty to

Hydrabad, xvi. as He se

Nicobar Islands, Notice of the, xv. .. se

Notes on the Fauna of the, xv..

Nidification of some of the commoner birds “of the Salt

Range, with a few additional from Kashmir, Notes on the,

XXill. i at as

of Indian Birds, Ntaha on eat XVil. p. il. 3, ste

Nierses Clajensis, Memoir of, v. bis He ai

Nikaia and Boukephalon, On the Sites of, xxi. .. te

Nilgiris, Geology of the, iv. 409, ., one wi

—— Climate of the, iil. bre Le

Nimach, Geology of, ili..

Ningpo in China, An iedasion mars a Tablet i ina Buddhist

Monastery, xiii. hg 8 ge

Niti Pass, vil. a ‘

——_—— Notice of a Trip to the, xix.

Nizamut Palace of Moorshedabad, Extracts eas, the Official

records with descriptive details, regarding the new, viii. ..

610

497

111

Nizam’s Territories, Notes and Observations in the, x. 341, 356,

471, 509, bie vig Page

Nock, Mr. Report on the Road ‘ae Scinde, from Suozul to

Shikarpore, xil. i a

Nomenclature, On Zoological, v. .. 3

Nooks and Corners of Bengal, xxi. ..

Northern Circars, Geology of the, iv. eg ite

North America, On the Gold mines of, 1.

— West Frontier, Noté and Tabular Statement of élie

Trade of the, x :

— East Frontier, Aborigines of ce) XIX.

Notices to Readers, viii.

Norton, B. Table shewing the Rise of Spring Tides i in Bédibay

Harbour during night and day, for the year 1832, ii.

Numismatic Collection of the Asiatic Society, Paper on the, 1.

— Society of London, ix. .. Je

Nundi Cunnama, vide Newbold.

Nurbudda, Remarks upon the occurrence of Granite in the bed

oe

of the, xiv. aA ne eh ,

— Account of certain Agate Splinters found in the

clay stratum bordering the river, xiv. we Hs

———- Elephant fossil of the, vi. Sid ite

— Fossils, Notes on, xiii...

Geological Section of the, iii.

— Note on various Fossil Sites on the, viii.

— Fossil Discoveries in the valley of the, x.

— and Baitool valley, Geology of the, iii. 71,

— On the course of the river, xiv.

— Coal beds in the valley of the river, iv. a

Nurma or Chanderi Cotton, xi. 1188 ; xi. 311; x. 716; x. ..

Nyang Das, Analysis of the Sheer Chin, Phal Chhen, Dkon

Seks, Do De and Gyut, being the second division of the

_ Tibetan Work, entitled the Kah Gyur, A. R. xx.

Nysa, supposed Coins of, iii. ¢

Observations of lunar Transits, ii. iy

Odeypore near Saugur, Note on an Inscription from, ix,

Odour absorbed by Colours, iii.

N 2

112

Oils of Jasmine and Bela, Note on the Native mode of pre- :

paring the perfumed, viii. Me Page

O.puHam, T. Notes upon the ne of the Rajmahal Hills,

being the result of examinations made during the cold

season of 1852-53, xxii. : eh

Oxrver, T. Abstract - Metborolontd Giuenaeetade made at

Nasirabad, ii. 128;

2 eaaiiadteys stars starve with the Moon at Nasi-

rabad, il.

a ere of the Church Buewalons at ‘Nasi abad, -

altitudes (170) of Polaris out of the Meridian, observed with

a Troughton’s 18-inch Altitude and Azimuth Circle, in. ..

—— Meteorological Observations made at Delhi,i. ..

— Longitude of Nasirabad by Lunar Transits and

Observations of the Moon, culminating Stars, &c., iv

Ommaney, E. L. Note on Patna Boulders, xix. :

Oology of India—a Description of the Eggs, es Nests of

several birds of the plains of India collected chiefly during

1845-46, xvil. p.1. va Ry Ke

Oomga, Inscription at, and Notes on the same, xvi. 656,

Oonta Dhoora pass in Juwahir, Visit to Melum and the Jour-

nal of a trip to the, xi. ie - Wes

Ophir, Visit to Mount, ii.

Opium, Substances in, il.

Preparation of, v. e

Orang-utan, Remarks on the different species of, XXil. ‘

Orange yellow earth from Sikkim, Examination and 7

of an, xix. ;

Orp, Carr. Extract aoe a Wistaccalberesl Sead kept at

Kandy, Island of Ceylon, iv.

Organic remains, Note on Indian, vi. te

Ores of Deoghur, Notice on the, xx. 1, xxi. t z.

Oriental Works in the Library of the Asiatic Society, Examina-

tion of some decayed, x. ay

Publications, Discussions Saou iv. 236, 290, 349,

407, 288, 472, 410, vi.

Library, Court of Directors’ Pak raduetltne the, wiz

——— Publications, French support of, v.

496

113

Orissa, History of the kings of, vi. .. df Page

Ornithology of Nepal, Notices of the, A. R. xix...

new Strigidze, v

of Candahar and its ONY Ges es Nk

on the, xvi. a ee

of Bialhietn: ll. ies aid

of India, Conspectus of the, xix. 229, 317,

Orthography, Indian, iii. 249, 281, “*

Ossorn, G. Report of a visit made to the sn pptiied Coal Field

at Bidjeegurh, Vijayagadha, vii. ;

O’SHavucGunessy, W. B. On the detection of Nnriea Poie

sons, &c. viii. a ae

oer

——————. Memoranda on Explosive Cotton, xvi.

— Analysis of the Edible Moss of the

Eastern Archipelago, iil. .

— On Lightning Golesi tins to ee

Magazines, 1x. 277, x.

Experiments and Papers principally

relating to the effects of sea-water on Iron, xii.

——__——— Memoranda relative to experiments

on the communication of Telegraph Signals by induced Elec-

tricity, vill. “2

— On the Refinage, on a large scale, by

means of nitre, of brittle or under-standard silver for coinage

purposes, and on a ready mode of approximative assaying of

silver, Xvi. M st hi of

— Extracts from a Memoir on the pre-

parations of the Indian Hemp or Gunjah (Cannabis indica),

their effects on the Animal system in health, and their utility

in the treatment of Tetanus and other convulsive diseases,

Vill. 732,

— Memorandum on the Explosion of

Gunpowder under water by the Galvanic Battery, with a no-

tice of the successful destruction of the ‘ Equitable,’ at Fultah

Reach, viil. a : we

Osseous Breccia and Deposit in the Caves of Billa Soorgum,

Southern India, Note on the, xiii... ye

907

838

114

Otis bengalensis or Charj, On the, xvi. ia Page

Otter, Summary description of four mew species of, vill. a6

Oujein, Past and present condition of, vi. iis ve

Inscription from, Note on an, xix. ve as

OvuseLey, J. R. Note on the process of washing for the gold

dust and diamonds at Heerakhoond, viii. ig _

Notice of two beds of Coal discovered in the

Valley of the Narbada, iv. ‘ : ae

On the Antiquities of Sarguja a its neigh-

bourhood, xvii. p. i. .. d

—_——_— On the Course of id River Weriliaaes XIV.,

Ova of the Spider, i...

Ovis inhabiting the Himalayan region, une the two ve Shas

of x.oads) Ae i

Owners and Occupants of the soil in Bengal, Baie and acts

On the tenures and fiscal relations of the, xiv. Sy

Ozxus, River, ii. 16 ; xxii. a 4 U3

Oxygyrus, a genus of shells, vi. ae ; F

Pakchan River, and of some Tin localities in the southern por-

tion of the Tenasserim Provinces, Report of a visit to the, xii.

Pakung Yeh in Ava to Aing in Arracan, Report on a Route

from, xi. .. a ee - ae

Palestine, Tour through, iv. wd

Pali Buddhistical annals, examination of, vi. 501,

similar to the Sindhi language, vi. 7 oe

Paludinze, On the habits of the, i. ..

Panchaki, Description of, ii. ae =

Panchpadder Salt works, ii. H ee

Pandus, Extract from the history of the, vi.

Panjkora Valley and of Lower and Upper Kashkar by Rajah

Khan of Cabool, Account of the, xiv.

Paper, Chinese Manufacture of, = vi ts ve

Nepalese mode of making, : :

Paradoxurus, inhabiting the eset) Central eid Norhlis

Regions of Nepal respectively, Description of three New

Species of, with Notices of the habits and Structure of the

Genus, A. R. xix.

72

115

Parasnath, Observations made when following the Grand Trunk

Road to, xvii. p. il... : A Page

Parisu, W. H. A Journal of a trip through the Kohistan of

the Jullunder, undertaken to the close of the year 1847 and

commencement of 1848, for the purpose of determining the

Geological formation of that district, xviii.

Report of the Kohistan of the Patiided

Doab, xvii. p. 1. bi a

On the Influence of Forests on Climate, XVI.

Parliamentary Records presented, v. es ve

Parsis, Notice respecting the, v a

Pasewa fluid of Opium, v. he eA

Pushtoo, or Affghanee language, viil. 1, xxiii.

Passes into Hindoostan from the West and North-west, Notes

on the, and the use made of them by different conquerors, x1.

Patna, Boulders, Note on, xix.

On the fall of Rain at, xvii. p. 1. ee

the ancient Palibothra, xiv.

Paussus, Extract from Note Book, regarding the genus, xii...

Pearson, J. T. Note on the Genus Spiraculum, ii.

A letter to Dr. Helfer, on the Zoology of

Tenasserim and the neighbouring Provinces, vii.

On the Canis vulpes montana or Hill Fox, v

—— A method of preparing Strychnia, ii. “

Catalogue of the Birds in the Museum of the

Asiatic Society, x. st :

— — Memorandum on ine Gaur ene excl Vi.

Note of the Eurinorynchus griseus, A. R. xix.

On the Bora Chung or the ground fish of

Bootan, viil. se us ce i

Zoological Catalogue of the Museum of the

Asiatic Society, ix. .. sig

Catalogue of dried: in hi Museum of

the Asiatic Society, x

Hints for the pieub Anus of Objects of

Natural History, iv. ..

Memorandum on the Feetus of the Sens

maximus, iv.

116

Pearson, J. T. Observations on the Report on the Museum

of the Asiatic Society, by Dr. W. Jameson, published in the

Journal for March, 1839, viii... oh Page

Note on Thylacinus cynocephalus, extracted

from the Osteological Section of the Catalogue of the

Museum of the Asiatic Society, iv. ay

Peer Mangal or Munga or Mangear, Richi ctteeen of the Hot

Springs at, Xvil. p. ll...

Peganum Harmala,i. .. so =

Pekin, Route from Ava to, vi. 545, .. bys

Pelagian Shells, W. B. Benson on, vi. 316; iv. 1738,

PemeertTon B. R. Abstract of the Journal of a Route travell-

ed by Capt. S. F. Hannay of the 40th Regiment Native

Infantry, from the Capital of Ava to the Amber Mines of

the Hukong valley, on the South-East frontier of Assam, vi.

Peninsula of India, Catalogue of Reptiles inhabiting the, xxii.

462, bie oe ae ie

Perak, a Malayan State, v.

Perim, Fossil bones from, v.

Persia, Abbas Mirza, Prince of, ii... |

Journal of Travels in, ili. 271, 332, 456, 576;

Peshawur to Bokhara, Route from, ii. ‘ _

and Cabool Territories, Account of ae of the, xiv.

Image found near, v. ee tis a

Geography of, v. 468,

Sculptures found in the District, Neel on some, XXI.

Petroleum Beds of Assam, On the, xiv.

Analysis of, iv.

Phal Chhen, Sher Chin, Dkon Seks, Do De, Nirans Das, ot

Gyut, being the second division of the Tibetan Work, entit-

led the Kah Gyur, Analysis of the, A. R. xx.

Pahari in Thibet to Lassa, Itinerary from, with appended Routes

from Darjeeling to Phari, xvii. p. 1.

Puayre, A. P. The Historical Coins of as XV.

- Account of Arakan, x. ’

On the History of Arakan, xi. ..

Pheasant, from Thibet, vii. a fe and

419

117

Philippine Islands, A notice of their Alphabets, xiv. Page

Philosophy, Buddha system of, v. re :

Philosophical Instruments in India, Report upon the Construc-

tion of, xi.

Phoolkharee, Report on die Salts called Pavel att Xe

Phra Pathom, Gleanings in Buddhism, or translations of pas-

sages from a Siamese version of a Pali Work, termed in

Siamese, xvil. p. il.

Physiology of the Arabic Language, ObierikRionis on the, xx..

Physical Geography of the Himalayas, On the, xviil.

— Geography, of Seistan, ix. .. ve ;

— Phcenomena in 1843, Memorandum of various, xii. ..

Phylloscopus and its immediate affines, A Monograph of. the

Indian species of, xxiii. :

Piano Forte, Suspension rods ey to, iv.

Picianze, New subgenera of, vi. 103, .. .

PippineGton, H. Report to the Secretary of the Board of

Customs, Salt and Opium, on the Salts called Puckwah and

Phool Kharee, with a process for detecting the adulteration

of Government Salt, estimates of the quantities of both Salts

annually produced, and of the amount of loss which the

Revenue may sustain through the production of these two

articles, x * ae ays i

Researches on the Gale and Hurricane in the

Bay of Bengal on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of June, 1839, being

a First Memoir with reference to the Theory of the Law of

Storms in India, vill. 559,

A Second Memoir with sabotienl to the T nea

of the Law of Storms in India, being Researches relating to

the Storm of the 19th to the 21st September, at the head of

the Bay of Bengal, to the great Hurricane at Coringa on the

16th November, 1839, and to another off the Island of

Priparis, on the 22nd November, ix. 107,

A Third Memoir with reference to the Thecty

of the Law of Storms in India, being Researches relating to

the Hurricane in the Bay of Bengal and at Cuttack, from

27th April to lst May 1840, ix. .. ae

R

939

973

1009

118

Pippinetron, H. Fourth Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, being remarks and documents relative to the loss of

the ship ‘ Golconda,’ in the Tyfoons of 22nd to 24th Septem-

ber, 1840, in the China Sea, x. .. Z Page

A fifth Memoir on the Theory of the Law of

Storms in India, xi... oy

A Sixth Memoir on ais Law of er in India,

being Storms in the China Seas, from 1780 to 1841, xi.

A Seventh Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, being the Calcutta Hurricane of the 3d and 4th June,

1642, Xai. 55 He ae ae

An Eighth Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, xii. wi Be 8 ity

A Ninth Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, being the Pooree and Cuttack Storms of 2d and the

Gya and Patna Storms of 5th and 6th October, 1842, xii...

A Tenth Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, xiil.

An Eleventh Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, being the Storms in the Bay of Bengal and Southern

Indian Ocean, from 26th November to 2d December, 1843,

XIV. . wie ae 18 ui

A Twelfth Memoir on the Law of Storms in

India, being the Storms of the Andaman Sea and Bay of

Bengal, 9th to 14th November, 1844, xiv.

A Thirteenth Memoir on the Law of aedbin

in the Indian and China Seas, xiv.

A Fourteenth Memoir on the Diaed of Steins

in India being the Bay of Bengal, Ceylon, Malabar Coast and

Arabian Sea Storms of 29th November to 5th December,

1845, xiv. i :

—— A Fifteenth Mein on the Lise of oil

BYil. Poylere. . re!

A Sixteenth Memoir on the Law of Storms,

KV. Pslasls a

A Seventeenth add ilk on the Law of sidnad

in India, xviii.

119

Pippineron, H. An Eighteenth Memoir on the Law of Storms

in India, xviii. 826, .. tik Page

A Twentieth Memoir on the Laws of Storms in

the Indian and China Seas, being the April Cyclone of the

Bay of Bengal, 23rd to 28th April, 1850, xx. 13, ‘

A Twenty-first Memoir on the Law of Storms

in the Indian and China Seas, being the Cyclone of H. M.S.

‘Fox’ in the Bay of Bengal, 30th April to 5th May, 1851, xxi.

A Twenty-second Memoir on the Storms of

the Indian and China Seas, Cyclones and Tornadoes of the

Bay of Bengal from 1848 to 1852, xxiii.

—— A Twenty-third Memoir on the Law of ee

in the Indian and China Seas, being the Peninsular and

Oriental Steam Navigation Company’s ship ‘ Precursor’s’ Cy-

clone of October, 1854, xxiii. gi ite

Sea Island Cotton Soil from ibaa ha,

Report ou the Soils brought from Cheduba,

by H. M. S. Childers, x. st ie ee

Description and Analysis of a large mass of

Meteoric Iron, from the Kharackpur hills near Monghir, xvii.

p- li. 535 ; and Supplement, xviii.

Report on some pcales of Trade, sent ne

Lieut. Postans from Khorassan, x

On Camel-Litters for the geiaadt a ee eee

A Table of Analyses of Indian Coals, xxi. ..

Detailed Report on the Copper Ores of the

Deogur Mines, xx. 1; xxi. ‘ me re

A Notice of a Bittle local deviation of

the Compass near Saugor in Bundlecund, xviii. td

Notice of a remarkable Hot Wind in the

Zillah of Purneah, xvii. p. i. Bs as

On the Rates of Chronometers as sficatied

by the Local Attraction of Ships and by Terrestrial Magnet-

a 2 er * as wth

Memorandum relative to the Storms of Wind

experienced in Tartary, xix. ae a o

R 2

A Nineteenth Maree on the Law of Storms, xix.

869

349

195

505

436

410

61

242

120

Pippineton, H. On Hircine a new Resin, xxi. 76; xxii. Page

Examination and Analysis of the Shalka Mete-

orite (Zillah West Burdwan,) xx. .. oo

On Calderite an iiidasrabes Siliceo-Iron

and Manganese Rock, xix. sha

On a series of Calderite Rocks, xx. we

Examination of an Orange Yellow Earth from

Sikhim, xix. a us! Be stg

Examination of a New Mineral—Haughtonite,

XIX. ee ee

od

On the great Diamond in the possession of

the Nizam, xvii. p. i. .. ;

Examination and are of ae Ball Coal

of the Burdwan Mines, xvii. p. 1. 59 ; xviii. 412, and xix.

Description of a Cheap and Simple Apparatus

for distilling off the Mercury from an Amalgam of Gold or

Silver, xxi. ri aE iz a:

On the Comparative Action of the Aneroid

and Marine Barometers and Sympiesometer in Cyclones,

xi oh ot us tte

On Filtering the Waters of Tanks in large

quantities for the use of Towns, xxi.

Notice on the Ferruginous sists ‘aioe

ed in Sandstone, from Lullutpura in Bundlecund, xvi.

A notice of the alphabets of the Philippine

Islands, xiv. ; HX =

Examination of a mineral Exudation from

Ghuzni, iv. ee s oi a

Notice on the Deo Monnees, or Sacred Beads

of Assam, xvi.

On a new kind of Coal being volcanic Coal

from Arracan, xvi.

Notice of Pieindniesaile anew carbonaceous

Mineral, xvi. ne 4 i a3

Examination of some Atmospheric Dust from

Shanghae, forwarded to the Asiatic Society by D. L. Mac-

Gowan, Esq. xvi.

403

219

473

711

603

696

713

371

369

195

121

PippincTon, H. Arolites from Kandiesh, xiii. .. Page

Newboldite, xvi. dis

Geometrical measurement of the distance mee

crest to crest of Barometric Waves in a Cyclone, xxii.

Note to accompany a Chart of the Bay of

Bengal with the average courses of its hurricanes from A. D.

1800 to 1846, xvi... : a

On an improved Airipikknneton the Heel

Tempest Simpiesometer, just received in Calcutta, xii.

Index to the Indian Geological, Mineralogical

and Palaeontological papers in the Transactions and Journal

of the Asiatic Society and the Gleanings of Science, xi. 341,

xX. ae Hi a ie

Report on the proposed Museum of Economic

Geology, ix. by a

Circular of the Museum of Economic Geology

of India, xi. ae a be és

M. Stanislas Julien on the study of the Chinese

language, translated for the Journal of the Asiatic Society,

Xli. ee ees *e ee ee

Examination of a remarkable Red Sandstone

from the junction of the Diamond Limestone and Sandstone

at Nurnoor, in the Kurnool Territory, Southern India, xiii...

On the Soil suitable for Cotton, Tobacco,

Sugar, and the Tea plant, v. an ae

On Nepaulite, a new Mineral os the neigh-

bourhood of Kathmandoo, xxiii. .. bh

Examination and Analysis of two specimens

of Coal from Ava, xxii.

Examination of some decayed Oriental Works

in the Library of the Asiatic Society, x

—— Ditto and analyses of four specemens of Coal

from Darjeling, xxiil. 3

Bi usta dats on the CCicctalttibdaci of the

Hills and on some Lichens from the Himalayas in the Col-

lections of the Asiatic Society, x

Notice of an Extraordinary Fish, iv.

451

409

1139

322

816

122

PippineTon, H. Note on the Fossil elephantine jaw sent from

Jubbulpore, by Dr. Spilsbury, x. .. ia Page

On a spontaneous combustion of Coal wetted

with salt water on board the ship Sir Howard Douglass, xviii.

Examination and Analysis of Dr. Campbell’s

Specimens of Copper Ores obtained in the neighbourhood of

Darjiling, xxii. Me “4 ia

Notice of the Basilosaurus, a new marine fos-

sil Saurian, discovered in America, v

Memorandum on Nurma Cotton, x

On the quantity of Silt held in suspension ”

the waters of the Hooghly at Calcutta in each month of the

year, XXill. :

Pigou, On the Topes of maid iid Caves of Bahia Rises

Pika, Description of a, v. 778, vi. 106, 108, x. ;

Pillar found in the Ganges near Pubna and of another at ome

near Allahabad, Note on a, vill.

inscriptions, Reading of, vi.

Pind Dadun Khan and the Salt Range, Diary sti Trip to, Xvili.

Pindur Glacier, Note on the motion of the, xvii. p. ii.

and Kuphinee Glaciers of the Rivers in the Kumaoon

Himalaya, A description of the, xvi.

Piracy, mode of putting down, v... a

Pirates of Illanoon, vii.

Pitakattayan, Table of the contents of, V1.

Plants, Catalogue of, found in the Banda district 1847-24, 151,

240, xxi. :

— eer for dle ry

——- Analvsis of Ashes of, il. oh

— Longevity of, ili. .. ‘i

Plantigrades, new genus of, vi.

Platina from Ava, 1.

Plecotus, On a New Species of, xvi. :

Podostemon, Description of Two apnei of the faimiby of Ei

mamelideee, one Species of Kaulfussia, and two Species of,

As Koiexix!

Poetry, Early Hindustani, XXil.

620

167

477

254

716

283

38 |

816

681

467

661

203

794

634

978

527

563

113

322

196

560

16

894

94

442

123

Pokree in Ghurwal, Copper Mines of, with notices of other Cop-

per Mines, Report on the Government experimental working

of the, xii. 453; xiv... a F Page

Political Relations with Malacca, v

Pollen, developement of, v. -

Polynemus sele, Isinglass in, vill.

Polynomial Co-effcients, Essay on the Sei inacion of, i.

Polyzonal Lens, i. ée

Pondicherry to Beypore, Notes chiefly Gioaldldisal, across from,

xiv. $3 Re ua =

Population in Calcutta, vii, sie tif

————-— of Allahabad, i. 34, iii.

— of Mathura, v.

— of Georgia, 111.

Pora in Assam, Account of, iv.

Porcelain Clay, found at Mangalore, x.

Portable Meridian, On the construction of a, xii,

Porcupine, New Species of, On a, xvi.

Posrans, J. Of the early History of Sindh ee the Chueh

Namuh and other authorities, x. 183,.

Report on Upper Sindh and the eastern portion of

Cutchee, with a Memorandum on the Beloochee and other

Tribes of Upper Scinde and Cutchee, and a Map of part of

the Country referred to, xi.

Account of the expedition of chee. aiechae ex-

tracted from the Chach Nameh and extracts from the Tohfat

ul Kiram, vil. :

Notes of a journey to Gitar in the Province of

Kattywar, for the purpose of copying the Ancient inscriptions

upon the rock near that place, vii..

Translation of the Toofut ul rorwag a History of

Sindh, xiv. 75,

Extracts from the Tohfat ul Kiram anil the Chach

Nameh, vii. sip i

ited es on the Trade Seanre the towns of

Shikarpore and Candahar, x

Memorandum on the Silk Trade het Ween Shilsheiore

and Khorasgan and on the produce of Indigo in Sinde, ix. .,

471

626

732

203

187

304

759

888

244

216

237

180

967

437

77\

267

123

93

843

}24

Postans, J. Account of the Ruins and Site of Old Mandavi in

Raepur and legend of Vikramaditya’s son in Cutch, vi. Page

Memorandum on the city of p LERIPR in Upper

Sindh, x.

—

ane account “of the Jain Temple at Badan nt

ruins of Badranagri in the Province of Cutch, vii.

Pottery, Glazed, Account of, 11. ,

Pottincer, Masor, Cylinder and certain gems ee in

the neighbonrhood of Herat, xi... a

PowELL, T. Description of Heavandoo Pholo, the Northern

Atoll of the Maldive Islands, iv. .. ei tis

Powder Magazines, Lightning Conductors to, x. .

Prashnotaramala or Catechetical Dialogue of S’uka, xvi.

Pratt, J. H. Observations on the Astrolabe, described in

No. 118, of the Journal, xi. i

Note on Iron Tension Bridges, xviii.

Memoir upon the quantity of Iron necessary in

a Tension Chain Bridge, xvii. p. i.

Precious Minerals, Account of Oriental, i.

Prefatory Notice, viii. : ve

PresGrRAve, D. Application of Intin Rods topo to com-

pensate for the strain occasioned by the tension of the strings

upon Piano Fortes, thereby to prevent warping and to render

them more durable and better adapted to keep longer in

tune, iv. : os

PreviTE, MR. mode eas preserving eee for mre ll.

Price as measured by Money, i.

Pricuarpb, J. C. Extract of-a letter from, on Rihttclooss

XVil. p. il.

Prince of Wales’ eit i Seaport Resmisted of the Rise

and Fall of the Tide at, xi. 149, 3

Prinsep, H. T. Notes on the Passes into Hindoostiti from

the West and North-West, and the use made of them ‘i

different Conquerors, xi.

Table of Mortality for ages seis birth to

twenty years, formed from the Register of the Lower Orphan

School, Calcutta, vii...

643

206

572

580

263

5d

818

125

Prinsep, H. T. Estimate of the risk of life to Civil Servants

of the Bengal Presidency, 1. 277; vi. oe Page

G. A. On the spontaneous heating of Brine, vii.

——_—_—_—_—..—— On a remarkable heat observed in masses of.

Brine kept for some time in a large reservoir, Vil.

On the Pemner ature and Saltness of the river

Hugli from Calcutta to the sea, 1.

J. On the Ancient Roman Coins in a Cabinet of

the Asiatic Society, 1... ie

Account of an Inscription found a Mr. H. 8.

Boulderson in the Neighbourhood of Bareilly, vi. :

Comparative view of the daily range of the aka

meter in different parts of India, v. Ae

Desiderata and Recommendations of the British

Association for the Promotion of Science, iv. ..

— Proposed Meteorological Combination in Southern

Africa, iv. ” oi

— Description of a te Neds Barometer ae

Observations on Wet Barometers, ii. . 3

— Experimental Researches on the RA oe of

the Wet-bulb Hygrometer, v. 396, 3

— Determination of the Constant of shan ae of

the Standard 10 feet Iron bar of the great Trigonometrical

Survey of India, and Expansions of Gold, Silver and Biscss

by the same Apparatus, i.

— Bactrian and Indo- ere Coins, ii. 310, 405 ; iv.

2/5 Ve ae a se Bie

— Note on the Fossil Bones discovered near Jabalpur, ii.

— ———— Additional Note on the Climate of Nagpur, ii.

——— Chemical Analyses, ii.

— Note on the extraordinary Fall of = Hanaanial

during the Gale of the 21st May last, i. J

— On the connexion of various Ancient Hindu Coing

with the Grecian or Indo-Scythic series, iv. 621,

— Statistics and Geology of Kumaon, iv.

Note on the Coins found by Captain Gout at

Behat, iii. ta its

358

258

828

130

720

983

542

126

Prinsep, J. Roof of the New Iron Foundery at Kasipur near

Calcutta, iv. t ie Page

Hi planation of the differences in the quantity of

rain at different elevations, iv. .. : 3

Editorial note on the correspondence véxavthnte the

discovery of the genuine Tea plant in Upper Assam, iv. ..

Note on Inscriptions at Udayagiri and Khandgiri

in Cuttack, in the Lat character, vi. =

Suspension of the Survey of tiie: Brshinapatrs

River, iv.. Et Lx 23

Note on the fossil bones of nee Idk river,

lv. Bs 38 wi i} sr

— Results of the Observations made on the Tides

at Madras from the 3lst May to the 10th October, 1821,

by means of a Tide-gauge fixed near the north-east sl

of the Fort, iv. ss . :

— Jnterpretation of wis! most ancient of the ins-

criptions on the pillar called the Lat of Feroz Shah near

Delhi, and of the Allahabad, Radhia and Mattiah pillar, or Lat

inscriptions which agree therewith, vi. 566, 790, se

— Specimens of Hindu Coins descended from the

Parthian type, and of the ancient coins of Ceylon, vi.

— Additional fragments of the Sivatherium, vi. ..

— The Legends of the Saurashtra group of coins

deciphered, vi. te d : A

Note on an niivebiptiad 'c on the Mandéra hill, near

Bhagelpur, iv. Ba : a

— Examination of Minerals from Ava, 1. A

—-— Horary Meteorological Observations made at

Calcutta on the 21st and 22nd September, iv. .. we

—————— Manilla Indigo (so called) iv. B 3p

On a new species of Snake, discovered in the

Doab, iv.

Jeane ‘Nats on the Magic Minrots of Pipe, d

— Second Note on the Bhilsa Inscription, iil. re

— New varieties of the Mithraie or Indo-Scythic

series of Coins and their imitations, v. re

11i

59

119

217

242

488

639

127

Prinser, J. New varieties of Bactrian Coins engraved as

Plate xxxv. from Mr. Masson’s Drawings and other sources,

v. : ys : ts Page

— Fabhinbles of various Median Inscriptions, litho-

graphed, vy. 795, 554; vi. 278, 482, 663, 657, 724, a

— Professor Schlegel’s Enigma, mode of expressing

numerals in the Sanskrit and Tibetan language, iil.

— Discovery of the name of Antiochus the Great in

two of the edicts of Asoka, king of India, vii. ..

————es

On the application of a new method of block aahine

with examples of unedited Coins printed in facsimile, vii.

Examination of the separate edicts of the Aswas-

—=

tama Inscription at Dhauli in Cuttack, vii. as

— Additions to Bactrian Numismatics and discovery

of the Bactrian alphabet, vii. a

from rust in India, iii. ne

— Note on the Coins rea by M. anil, lil.

— Inscription on the Iron Pillar at Delhi, 111.

Analysis of the Chinese Varnish, 1. ..

——-— Note on Inscription No. 1, of the Allahabad

Column, iii. © a 2. .

-— Observation of the Mown and Moon-culminating

Stars at Seharanpur, Nasirabad and Dholeswar with the

a

Longitudes deduced, iil. =A

Note on the Brown Liquid Peiaincall in she silt lang

from Manikyala, il.

On the Coins and Relics nae ~ M. le iis

lier Ventura, General in the Service of Maha Raja Ranjit

Singh, in the Tope of Manikyala, ill. 313, —.. a4

Note on the Nautical Instruments of the Arabs, v

Note on the Mathiah Lath Inscription, iii.

SE

Analysis of Copper Ore from Nellore with notice

of the Copper Mines at Ajmir and Singhana, iv. nia

Observations of the Transit of Mercury, 1.

On the Greek Coins in the Cabinet of the Asiatic

Society, il. és ‘i ok

s 2

eet

— Experiments on the preservation of sheet Tyas

297

567

436

784

483

574

408

27

128

PrinseEP, J. Chemical Analysis, iv. .. ifs Page

Table for Ascertaining the Heights of Mountains

from the boiling points of Water, ii.

Note on the Fossil Bones of the Nethudda Eater

41. 456 ; iil.

On the Edicts of Piyadasi or Asoka the Buddhist

monarch of India, preserved on the Girnar rock in the

Gujrat peninsula, and on the Dhauli rock in Cuttack with the

discovery of Ptolemy’s name therein, vii. 219,

Further particulars of the Sarun aid ‘Tirhut sete

and an account of two Buddha Inscriptions found the one at

Bakhra in Tirhut, the other at Sarnath near Benares, iv.

Excursions to the Ruins and Site of an Ancient

City near Bakhra 13 cos North of Patna and six North

from Singhea, (Extracted from the Journal of Mr. J. Ste-

phenson,) iv. 55 -s

Note on ue Facaitniles of Thiseiiptthis from Sanchi

near Bhilsa taken for the Society by Capt. Ed. Smith,

Engineers and on the drawings of the Buddhist monuments

presented by Capt. W. Murray, vi.

Prize question by the Berlin Academy, i.

Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Basa i, “35, 74, 116,

157, 209, 284, 298, 415, 472, 512, 559; i. 43, 91, 149,

203, 262, 323, 367, 546, 645; 11. 49, 141, 193, 244, 300,

362, 410, 475, 524, 590; iv. 53, 177, 232, 287, 348, 407,

472, 516, 585, 650; v. 52, 124, 189, 245, 302, 369, 433,

509, 587, 672, 753, 828; vi. 77, 154, 238, 317, 397, 490,

612, 704, 797, 890, 984, 1092; vil. 87, 167, 283, 364, 456,

567, 663, 742, 829, 915, 983; vill. 72, 150, 245, 341, 429,

432, 433, 526, 687, 863, 953, 1059; ix. 90, 215, 334, 336,

444, 552, 624, 726, 859, 941, 1055, 1129; x. 31, 165, 500,

587, 589, 674, 751, 755, 833, 917, 935; xi. 91, 196, 271,

439, 573, 786, 863, 876, 964, 1198, 1204; xii. 62, 129,

248, 314, 415, 513, 622, 729, 821, 910, 1012, 1107; XIII.

1), Xiils~ Xi, XxiR/) Ri ON xis; xk ev. xcvin,

CXX1., ,exxxili.’s' XPV ij ayil | REN , REKIN VSS Levil.,/Pexxix.,

Gkis5 (KEI. °° RV 1, RVR RVI, SRR, <li. SV

509

194

396

304

124

128

451

36

129

ixvil., ixxv., Ixxix., Ixxxv., ciii.; XVI-'81, 201, 375, 499,

497, 716, 850, 987, 1089, 1243, 1263; xvii. p. i. 79, 159,

937, 325, 451, 551, p. ii. 121, 233, 472, 588, 697; xviii.

179, 283, 414, 542, 645, 754, 858, 976; xix. 83, 149, 187,

264, 341, 346, 421, 481, 493, 497, 560, 563, 568; xx. 78,

211, 285, 359, 433, 437, 442, 445; xxi. 80, 188, 275, 337,

431, 536, 539, 542, 549, 631 ; xxi. 82, 202, 307, 407, 494,

576, 680; xxii. 97, 199, 303, 394, 502, 617, .. Page

Proceedings of the Medical and Physical Society, i. 78, 117,

158, 255,.

of the Nutural History Sobiety of ab dtieins, i 39,

79, 119, 258, ae ae ae

Progress of European Science, il...

Proportion of rain for different lunar periods at Randy. feat

of Ceylon, vi. - -

Proposed publication of Plates of ‘Hit aVoniteavitar Re-

mains, Vill. aL 4

Protraction of routes, rhode of correcting, il. ae ac

Province Wellesly, An account of several Inscriptions found in,

on the Peninsula of Malacca, xvii. p. il.

Pteropodous Mollusca W. B. Benson on, vi. ds

Pubna, Note on a pillar found in the Ganges, near, and of ano-

ther at Kurra near Allahabad, viii...

Puchwah and Phoolkharee Salts, x

Pugan, Capital of ancient Barma, iv. 400,

Pulo Tingie, Geology of, v.

Pulse, Indian notions of the, i. ae

Punjab rivers, Route of the Journal to the Sources of the, x. 1,

Notice of ‘Two heads found in the Northern districts

of the, xxi.

Report on the Dust hangin of the, xxiii.

On the Ballads and Legends of the, xxiii.

and Affghanistan, Journal of a Tour through parts

of the, in the year 1837, by Aga Abbas of Shiraz, arranged

and translated by Major R. Leech, xii. °

Puranas, Analysis of the, 1. 81, 217, 431, ie

Purana, An Analysis of the Agni, 1. .. i

939

130

Purana do Brahma Vaivartta,i. .. 4 Page

Vayn, i. es at 6 se

Vishnu, i. : Be te

Purneah, A notice of a remarkable Hot Wind in the zillah of,

XVli. p. i. ‘ ‘ 38 —

Purulia, Bar sabeniaal Oiseau ase to ascertain the alti-

tude of the station of, xii. ‘3 if abe

Pushto, or the Afghan people and dialect, and on the connexion

of the language with the Zend and Pehlavi and the Hebrew,

Some Remarks on the Origin of the, xxiii... aA

Putharee, On the Ruins at, xvii. p. i. et are

Qoran, Foreign words occurring in the, xxi... a

The Initial Letters of the Nineteenth Surah of the,

xx. ae 4 ws ath ie

Quadrumana, Fossil relics of, vi. =...

Queries respecting the Human Race, to be addressed to meee

lers and others, drawn up by a Committee of the British

Association for the Advancement of Science, xiii.

Questions of the Burmese Prince, ii. 47, - xe ge

Quotations from original Sanscrit Authorities in proof and

illustrations of Mr. Hodgson’s Sketch of Buddhism, v. 28, ..

RApuhnAtu Suikpdr, An Account of the Table used in the

Surveyor General’s Office, Calcutta, for reducing Barometrical

Observations to 32° Fahrenheit, xxi. a

Radiation, Experiments of, ii. a _ A

Raghu Vansa, a Sanskrit Poem of Kalidasa, Analysis of i

3 4 ama ie a ok eS

Railway at Liverpool, ii. “e 7.

Rain, variation of, from moon’s influence, ii. 345; iv. 207; vi

and Drought of the last eight seasons in India, Remarks

upon the, vill. s “ om sin

On periodical return of, v. —. fy ne

table of, at Kandy, vi. a we ee

fall at Calcutta, iv. a sv

—— Register of, at Dacca, iv. ” oe we

at Patna, On the Fall of, xvii. p. 1. ~

quantity of, at different elevations explained, iv. ole

71

329

649

445

999

304

313

281

618

207

405

150

59

131

Rain, A tabular view of the fall of, and of other Meteorological

Phenomena in Calcutta, from 1829 to 1847, xvii. p. i. Page

Rajagriha, Locality of, ii.

Rajas of the Balhara dynasty, iv. 486,

of Canouj, iv. 869, 640,

of Simroun, iv.

of Kamrup, iv... id Shida ne

of Shekhavat, iv. ota

RASENDRALAL Mirtra, Note on an cuit —_ Oujein,

xX. de oi ‘ - A

—— Note on an Inscription from Thanes-

war, XXil..

Note on three Ancient Coins found at

Mohamadpur, in the Jessore district, xxi.

On the Peculiarities of the Gath

Dialect, xxiii. wt “a be

Translations of Inscriptions from Sin-

gapur, XVii. p..1.

Translation of an Inscription from

Oomga, xvi.

Seam Translation of an Inscription from

Udayapur, xvii. p. i.

Rajmahal Hills, Ratitch upon the panies of dis being ihe

result of Examinations made during the cold season of

1852-538, xxiii. ws ae

—-- Notes on a tour dito the, xx.

Rajmala, or Chronicles of Tripura, Analysis of the Bact gil

Poem, xix. be

Ramcharan, Founder of a Sect, iv. .. st Ai

Ramcomut Sen, A short account of the Charak Puja cere-

monies and description of the Implements used, ii.

Rampur Bauleah, On the Meteorology of, for the year 1851,

2x). ail bi ’

Ramsanehis, Hindu Schismatics, iv.

Ramri, Account of, iv. 20, 82,

— Inscription from, ii. 194, 209,

—-- Geology of, iv. 20,94, .. ‘% ee

349

365

640

671

124,

191

390

475

673

401

604

1226

182

Ramri, Natural History of, iv. a s “=

Rangoon, Analysis of Petroleum from, iv.

— Field Hospital, Meteorological Observations isda at

the, xxi. 520,

Ranigunj District, Memorandum on ito Sete pba of remunera-

tion in working the Iron Mines of the, xx1i. :

Ranode, in Scindeah’s Dominions, Marnitadar néaendaihe the

recently discovered ruins of, xvi. .

Raptores, New genera of, vi.

Rassayil Ikhwan al ¢afa, Notices of the Arabic Bie oat,

XVil.- pel.

he aancn, H.C, Ta elation Bis various Traore find

among the Ruins of Vijayanagar, A. R. xx. ..

Memorandum on the construction of a

Portable Meridian, xii.

An abstract raneion of nih Avatars of

Vishnoo, from the Pudma Pooran, xi.

Memorandum on the Scien bed of itis

River Soane and Site of Palibothra, xiv. fs a

Notice of Inscriptions in Behar, viii.

a Indian Meteorology, ii.

RAvERTY, ‘H. G. Some Remarks on the Origin of the been

people and dialect, and on the connexion of the Pushto lan-

guage with the Zend, the Pehlavi and the Hebrew, xxiii. .

Rebellion, Report of a Trial for, held at Moulmein by the

commissioner of Tenasserim, xiv. .

Recxenpor®, 8. Notes on the Pokree and Dikareebi Cus!

per mines, in Gherwal, xiv.

Red Sandstone, from the junction of the idnvondl Taeawens

and Sandstone at Nurnoor in the Kurnool Territory, South-

ern India, Examination of a remarkable, xiii... oe

Red Sea, Saltness of the Water of the, iv.

Registers of Temperature and Fall of Rain kept by Medical

Officers in different parts of India, Abstract of, xxi.

Rerp, Lt.-Cox. A note on the winds, as influencing the tracks

sailed by Bermuda vessels; and on the advantage which

may be derived from sailing on curved courses when meet-

ing with revolving winds, xii.

550

747

471

336

509

353

1104,

133

Rekha ganita, Discovery of the, vi. .. & Page

Rekhtah Verses ? Has Sady of Shyraz written ? xxi. :

Remusat’s Review of Buddhism, A eriticism of, i. 382,

a iy se

Reply to the questions of the Burmese Prince, 11.

Report on the publication of the Asiatic Researches, 11.

on the expediency of continuing the Boring experiment

in Fort William, ii. ae

on a Collection of objects of Natural Biskaby from

Sylhet, 11. als

on the Mahavanso, v.

on the Alif Leila, v :

on the Euphrates Expedition, v. ia

of the Society of Arts on Specimens of Rice, Wool, he.

from Nepal and Assam, v.

ty

of the Coal Committee, ix.

made by J. Mohl, at the General Mseting of the hee

tic Society of Paris, 31st May, 1841, xi.

on Allahabad pillar, vi.

on Mackenzie Records, v

on the Vedas, xvi.

TTL

Financial, xviti..

Annual, of the siuitte Siraie of Beni ili. 349; iv.

54 ; vill. 245 ; ix. 91; xvi. 89; xvil. p. 1. 171; xvii. 88;

xix. 150; xx. 81.; xxi. 80; xxii. 82; xxiii. bts

of the Curator of the Museum of Economic Geology

(H. Piddington, Esq.) x. 31, 64, 166, 415, 591, 675, 751; x1.

470, 603,* 873, 892, 1208, 1206; xii. 68, 163, 333, 419,

520, 622,* 735, 833, 921, 1025, 1114; XIII. vi., xix., xxv.,

mexiv., xiviiil,’ lx: lxxxit.)- exvil.y exlit.; MLV. xi, li,

Ixxxiv., exv.; XV. xiv., Ixvi., lxi., xxv. ; xvi. 882, 500, 724,

1260; xvi. p. i. 167, 344; xvii. p. 1. 702; xviii. 181,

418 ; xix. 156, 482, 564; xx. 364, 488, 625 ; xxi. 361 ; xxii.

206, 311 ; xxiii. 204, 399,

of the Curator of the Zoological Bieaeauthamn (E. Blyth,

Esq.) x. 836, 917, 936 ; xi. 95, 199, 444, 585, 788, 865, 880,

969, 1202; xii. 66, 166, 925 ; XIII. liv., Ixiv.; XV. xcix. ;

T

938

513

499

653

323

369

588

829

589

675

365

198

411

798

512

505

860

97

745

134

XVI. 209, 385, 502, 603, 725, 862, 992, 1176, 1271; xvii.

p. 1. 82, 247, 244, 559; xix. 88, 348, 490, 495, 497, 561.

xx. 213, 443; xxi. 341, 433; xxii. 409, 580, 589; xxiii.

210, ‘ Page

Reptiles inhabiting tlie) Pondteale of India, @xadais of, xxil.

462, wi te 2 de

new or little known, Notices and Descriptions of vari-

ous, xxil. 639 ; xxill. ..

inhabiting the Malayan Bonkiaitls and alauite om

logue of, xvi. 607, 897,

Repulsion, Laws of, 11. 456, é

Resultant system for the construction of Iron Resist Batlaes;

XVil. p. il.

Revenue from Delhi ently il.

Revenues of States beyond the Sutlej from slit 17 50 to 1800,

Cs eae elie : ‘ :

Reynotps, C. 8. A Nati of our connexion with aie

Dusannee and Cheanee Garrows, with a short account of

their country, xviil. we —

Rice, Nepal, quality of, v.

Ricuarpson, Dr. Journal of a Miesiod from the Riyals

Government of India to the Court of Siam, ix. 1,

Abstract Journal of an expedition from

Moulmein to Ava through the Kareen country, between

December, 1836 and June, 15387, vi. 11,

Journal of his travels in the Petty States

to the north of the Tenasserim Provinces, v. 605, 7

The History of Labong from the Native

Records, vi. EI " af te

- Journal of a March from Ava to Kendat

on the Khyendwen River, performed in 1831, under the

orders of Major H. Burney, ii.

Rieuy, Linrut. Memorandum on Building Apuideily of the

district of Cuttack, forwarded to the Museum of Economic

Geology, with a sct of specimens, x1.

59

836

135

Road from Sinde from Subzul to Shikarpoor, xii. Page

Rozinson, G. H. Meteorological Register kept at Kathman-

du, xii. wi Me ;

Barometrical Elevations taken on a journey

from Katmandhu to Gosainsthan—a place of pilgrimage in

the mountain of Nepal, vi. ll, .. :

- W. Notes on the Languages tp by sis

various tribes inhabiting the valley of Assam, and its moun-

tain confines, xviii. 183, :

Notes on the Dophlas and the Becatiatities

of their Languages, xx.

Roer, E. Translation of the Bio ce nit by J. “Moh in sh

General Meeting of the Asiatic Society of Paris, 31st May,

HBA Tex, .. bs : se

— Descriptive list of some Gig lately seceiven from

the University of Christiana by the Asiatic Society, xii...

Bhascarae Acharyae Siddhanta Shirdmani sic dicti

operis pars tertia, gunitadhiam, sive astronomiam continens,

Latine vertit notasque adjecit, xiii.

Review of |’Histoire du Buddhism tious par BE.

Burnouf, xiv. oe : ae

Védanta Sara, or Essence of the Védanta, an intro-

duction to the Véddnta Philosophy, by Sadanandu Parivra-

jakacharya ; translated from the Original Sanscrit, xiv.

Bhashé Parichchheda or Division of Language, a

logical treatise, translated from the Sanscrita, xvi. :

Review of a Lecture on the Sankhya Bbiloxapbys

embracing the text of the Tattwasamasa, by Dr. J. R.

Ballantyne, xx. :

Index to the History of the Toorks, by Baron von

Hammer-Purgstall, xiii.

Rogers, T. E. Correspondence Peewiiia the Coal Beds in the

Namsang Naga Hills, xvii. p.1. .. :

Rohtas, Sanscrit Inscription from, viii, 347, 63:

Roman Coins in the Society’s Museum, i. 392,

Alphabet, Adaptation of, ii. 249, ws

Gold Coins, Remarks on some lately discovered, xx. ..

T 2

768

696

310

126

411

443

157

397

550

489

65

476

281

371

Roof of St. Peter’s Church, v. me Page

of Kasipur Foundry, iv. :

Roree in Khyrpoor, its Population and I MA diane x. 393,

Roses and the Manufacture of Rose-water and Utter at Ghazee-

pore, On the Cultivation of, viii.

Ross, D. Memoranda regarding the difference Biseaoe morn-

ing and evening Altitudes for ascertaining the Apparent

Time on board ship, 1. ei i

Routes, Remarks on the Protraction of, i. 19; i1. >

Rowuatt, EK. A. Report of an Expedition into the eine

hills to the North-East of Sudyah, xiv. . ‘ie

Row, J. Geological remarks during the march from Benares

(old. Road) via, Hazareebaug, Bankoora and Burdwan to

Barrackpore, xiii. ss a -

Roxsureu, W. Flora Indica or Descriptions of ee Plants,

Notice of, i. : ie] :

Royte, J. F. Extracts ss eathati of the Address on the eb:

bition of his Collection in Natural History at the Meeting of

the Asiatic Society, ou the 7th March 1832, 1. nm

Account of the Honorable Company’s Botanical

ae

Garden at Seharanpur, i. é

List of Articles of MWakette Medica Pee in

the bazars of India, i.

Illustrations of the ae and Mies pestis

of the Natural History of the Himalayan Mountains and of

the Flora of Kashmir, Notices of, ili, 143, —.. atts

Ruins at Putharee, On the, xvii. p. i. oh ne

Rules of the Asiatic Society, xiii. xvil. xx. a a

Rumbowe, Account of, v. Re

Ruminants, Various Genera of the, xvi. ae

Rungamutty, The Ancient City of Kiiouae now called,

Xxii. i .

Russaloo, On the Ballads and Liaeciil of the Pasich Refaei-

mento of the Legends of, xxiii...

Russia’s War with Persia, in. nd ‘ ha

Russian Slaves in Bokhara, i). hes i. bi

Rust, Method of preventing, ili. —.. Ys

208

111

479

862

131

137

Sacra, Don Ramon DE LA. Coal from the district of Guanah in

the Island of Cuba, 1... b Page

coer —— Analysis of the Copper Ores of Cuba

in the Cerco of Villa Clara, i.

Sah Dynasty, Cutch Coins of the, vi.

Sailing, Superstitions regarding, vi. ..

Salajit of Nepal, Analysis of va Pee

Salem Iron works, Notes on, 1. ee

Sal-forest of Nepal, Note on the Cervus elaphus (2) of the, x.

Saline earth of Ghazipur, iii.

— deposits in Hyderabad, ii.

Saltness of the Water of the Red Sea, iv.

Saltpetre, Manufacture of, i.

Salt of Sambhur lake, v

—-— of Jamna bed, iii.

—-— Mines of the Punjab, Account of the; 4.

—- Manufacture of Salumba, vil.

— — Water, Corrosion of lron by, xii. - -

—— Works of Panchpadder, ii. of

Salt Range, Notes on the Nidification of some of the commoner

birds of the, with a few additional from Kashmir, xxiii.

- Geology of the, xxii.

Report on the Geological Sitti van Mineral

Wealth of the, xxl. 229, 333, :

and on its Coal and other Minerals, Report on aig

XVil. p. li.

Salts called Puchwah ia ‘Phracli hands Report on evade

Salumba salt, Manufacture of, vil. .. Se

Sama Esafzai, Account of the Affghans shilalsiting, xiv.

Samudra Gupta’s inscription revised, vi. ae

SANDERS, J. P. Synopsis of the Winds, Weather currents, fe.

Bitween Bombay and Suez throughout the year, ii. é

Sand Hog, Arctonix collaris, Note on the dissection of the, viii.

Shower of, in the Chinese Plain, xx. it sis

Sandstone flexible, vi. 240, 7 ‘

formation at Sasseram, zillah ere Note ona

curious, Xiv.

366

138

Sangala, Note on the site of, vi. =. s Page

Sankhya Philosophy, Review of a lecture on the, embracing the

text of the Tattwasamasa, xx. ey a _

Sanskrit Poem, Uma, ii.. ai

— Alliteration, Hibaae on, A. R. xix! Ue aud

— Euclid, Extract from the, vi. a ee

———- Attributes of Adi Buddha in, v.

—— numerical Words, iii.

Sapor, Anecdote of king, vi. Je oe

— supposed Coin of, iil. Ae sr

Sarguja and its neighbourhood, On the nddicibies of, XVil. p. i.

Sarnath, Notes on the present state of the Excavations at, xxiii.

Statues discovered at, v. .. te

Inscription, Note on, iv. 211, a ite

SAropApRASADA CHAKRAVARTI, Literal translation of an

ancient land grant from Assam, ix.

Ditto, ditto tei Fovuitian : iis

—- ———_— —____- ————~ Translations of Inscriptions

ee SD

from Kalinjer, xvii. p. 1. - ate ie

weet —— Ditto, ditto from Basanta-

gurh, x. 664, = oe + oe

Sassanian Coins, On, iii. 566 ; xx.

Sasseram, zillah Shahabad, Note on ‘a curious Sariddberae

formation at, xiv... bis au Te

Satellites of Jupiter, Eclipses of the, ii. ae

Satlaj river, soundings in the, v.—.. Ay =

— Geography of the river, vi. .. : 3

Satpurah range on the Nurbudda, Badiipiive of a >be

Jain Figure nearly 80 feet high, cut in relief, discovered on a

spur of the, xvii. ze «t

Saugor, Notice of a Grant mo? on iehahas found at

Kumbhi, in, viii. LK a

Suspension Bridge at, in. “i

—and Nerbudda territories, Fifteen varieties of Fossil

Shells found in the, viii. 3

—w— and Mhow, March iivtaate: viii. 805, ix. re

Fossil Shells of, 11. 376, os C id

139

Saugor, Geology of, il. .. tA a Page

Scandinavia, Antiquities of, vi. 5

Schlegel, Enigma of Professor, iii... oe ws

Schultz, M. Notice of his murder, iv. | ‘is 4

Science, state of, in France, i. a aR ae

state of, in England, 1. Ae ot

Scinde, various Routes in, from official documents from Baling

Xil. ae ae ae ae

Scindi language, A Vocabulary of the, xu.

Scorpion, Indian, i. sf ,

Sculptures found in the district of Pasitnenin Nets on some, Xxi.

Supposed Indo-Greek, vi... ~ ‘id hs

in alto-relievo sent by the Governor General to the

Asiatic Society, Notes on the, xxii.

from the site of the Indo-Greek city aii aseptalas XV1.

Sea water, Chemical Analysis of, iv... ae a“

—-— water, On the Specific Gravity of, xiii. ats om

—-— monster in the Bay, Natural History of a, iv. as

Seals of Malay Princes, iv. 248, is oh ate

of Johole Panghuls, v . :

Seasons, Revolutions of the, v. 281; vi. 303; vil.

Secanderiah, Caves at, ii. ave bg ala

Seersa to Bahawulpore, Report on the Route from, xiil.

Seharanpur, Account of the Botanic Garden at, i.

Longitude of, iii. sp a

Seistan, Journal kept while travelling in, x. fe

A description of, xiii.

Ibn Houkul’s Account of, xxi.

Seringapatam by the Hegulla pass to Sanitin cies shite chiefly

Geological from, xv. .. ee ats i

— Meteorology of, iil. ‘

Serpent, Sketch of an undescribed, with tigi and pid

lar teeth, A. R. xix. ..

Serpentine rocks of Ava, vi. gz aT

Servitude Bond from Gorakhpur, vi. wid

Seton-Karr, W. Note of the course of study pursued by

students in the Sanscrit College, Calcutta, xiv.

140

Shahpura, A town in Udipur, iv... J Page

SHAKESPEAR, A. Note on the Navigation of the river Nur-

budda, xiii. wid oe Li

Shakya Sinha, Lineage of v. aa “8 oe

date of his birth, 1. .

Notices on the life of, extracted bhi Tibetan le

thorities, A. R. xx. !

——— Race, The origin of the, ti il. ae

Shalka Meteorite, Examination and Analyses of the, xx.

Shatool and Boorun Passes over the Himalaya, Diary of an

Excursion to the, xv... * & as

Sheep inhabiting the Himalayan region, with some brief remarks

on the craniological character of Ovis and its allies, x.

— and Goats, of the Sub- Himalayas and of Tibet, On the, xvi.

— a Monograph of the Species of wild, x.

Shells, Land, of India, iii. 81, cE é

Land and Fresh Water, occurring in isieaniatant XVlll.. «

Land and Fresh water, of Silhet, v. 350, Ef ng

— Fresh Water, ili. ..

—— Pterocyclos,v. .. aig ap Je

Indian, List of, i. ..

new Indian bivalve, iv.

Recent and fossil, 11.

New genera of Pelagian, iv.

Natural History of fresh water, iv.

—— Benson’s collection of, iv.

—— new species of Carinaria, iv.

A new genus of, v.

Sher Chin, Phal Chhen, Die Seks, ln De, NS yaite Das, dh

Gyut, being the second division of the Tibetan work entitled

the Kah Gyur, Analysis of the, A. R. xx.

SHEerwitt, W.S. A sketch of the Behar Mica Mines, xx.

Note on a curious sandstone formation at

Sasseram, zillah Shahabad, xiv... ‘

Geological Notes on Zillah Shahabad, XV1.

Notes upon a Tour in the Sikkim Himalayan

Mountains undertaken for the purpose of ascertaining the

141

Geological formation of Kunchenjenga and of the perpetu-

ally-snow-covered peaks in its vicinity, xxii. 540, Page

SHERWILL, W. S. Note on the geological features of the zillah

Behar, xv. ihe ut vs ii

Notes upon some Atmospherical Phenomena

observed at Darjiling in the Himalaya mountains, during the

summer of 1852, xxiii. * tes 2:

A short notice of an ancient colossal Figure

carved in granite on the Mandar hill, in the district of Bha-

gulpur, xx. wt a8 ws

The ieinacalvat Hills, xxi... ile

- Note on the bird-devouring habits of a species

of Spider, xix. a -- ola de

Shikarpore and Kharassan, Silk Trade of, ix. .. se

— Memorandum on, x. 4 its

so — and Candahar, Memorandum on the Trade between

the Townsof, x. .. ; i

SHORTREDE, R. oe absentia at eoetlaniatta de on the 10th of

August, 1842, re eh : &:

canter of Condition for a Gad aniieneceads

common or re-entrant, x1. . : a's

Scheme of a Table fot all Time, x. rT

—— ———— Table of proportional Logarithms, x. rt

On an ancient magic Square, cut in a temple

at Gwalior, xi. <a ie

oe es on the essay “On ve Theory of

Angular Geometry,” xi. i

Compendious Labi ic Tables, x1. ;

: Comparison of the areas of Plane and Spies

rical Triangles, xi...

Remarks on some of the disturbing causes in

Barometric Observations, xii. bi as oe

——— Account of a luminous Meteor seen at Charka,

Lat. 24° 06’ Long. 81° 02’ on the morning of the 11th April,

1842, xii. ne dis on 38

Perpetual Moon Table, xii. i “Fe

—+—- A Companion to the Moon Table, xii. Ks

U

611

55

49

142

SuHortTreDE, R. On Barometric Heights, xii... Page

Shoa, Agriculture and land produce of, xiii.

Report on the Manners, Customs and Superstitions of

the people of, and on the history of the Abyssinian Church,

Xil. ial bt fe =) ed

Shou or Tibetan Stag, Cervus affinis, Mihi, On the, xix. 466,

618 gexx.s. ud $e ¥3 32

Suowers, St. G. D. Translation of an Inscription on a Gun at

Moorshedabad, with remarks, xvi.

Shri Harsha’s Naishadha Charita or Atenas, of Nala Raja

of Nishadha, a Sanscrit poem with a commentary by Prema-

chandra, Review of, A. R. xx.

Siah Posh Tribe, Information regarding the, ii. 305; iii. 76 ;

Vil.

Siam, Teateal of a Mission from site Supreme Government of -

India to, viii. 1016, ix. 1, es

On the Government of, A. R. xx.

Siamese Literature, On, A. R. xx. .. pcieed

Siddhantas, Extracts from, and use of, the, iii. ..

revised study of the, vi.

Sippons, H. Observations of the Tides at Ghiaeine made in

conformity with the Circular of the Asiatic Society, vi.

G. R. Extracts translated from the Granthas or

Sacred Books of the Dadupanthi sect, vi.

Translation of one of the Granthas or Saati

Books of the Dadupanthi sect, vi. oy

Translation of the Vichitea Nitaka or Beauti-

ful Epitome, a fragment of the Sikh Granth, xix. 521; xx.

314, “5 2° oH ve “ee

Sifan and Horsok Vocabularies, with another special exposition

in the wide range of Mongolian affinities, and remarks on the

lingual and physical characteristics of the family, xxii.

Sikh States, Botanico-agricultural account of the, vii. 751 ; xi.

Sikkim, Note on the Lepchas of, with a Vocabulary of their

language, ix. at . oe

Examination and analysis of an Orange wall Earth

from, xix.

258

253

487

121

26

379

143

Sikkim, to the Frontiers of Thibet, Diary of a Journey through,

xxi. 407, ic Ve Page

On the Literature and Grigit of certain hill tribes

Wy xk sy ae et s od

Himalayah Mountains, Notes upon a Tour in the,

undertaken for the purpose of ascertaining the geological

formation of Kunchinjinga and of the perpetually snow-

covered peaks in its vicinity, xxii. 540,

Siladitya, Dynasty of, mentioned in a Chinese account of India, vi.

Sil Hako or Stone Bridge in zillah Kamrup, Brief notice of

the, xx. .. ue eh de aid

Silenus, Indian statue of, v.517, .. -@ “a

Silhet, recent shells of, v. si 4

— Fossil shells of, v. , of 8

Silicious Tufa from Bhotan, iv. ks a

Silk of Assam, Note on the, v. Sis “a

Analysis of raw, iv. aN

Report upon the Improvement of the bsninitwacsiiet in

Mysore and the Salem districts, xi. ‘ we

Trade between Shikarpore and Tliovessin, and the pro-

duce of Indigo in Sinde, ix.

Silkworms of Assam, vi... a “a ee

of India! yi, ° le

Silt held in suspension by the waters of the Bioohiy at Cal-

cutta, in each month of the year, On the quantity of, xxiii...

Silver Plates found at Badakshan, vii. 1.047, x. .. yy

Dilatation of, by heat, ii. v4 és 5S

Mines of Cuba, 1... ee

Simla, Observations of Meteors, on the night between the 12th

and 13th November, 1841, made at the Magnetic Observatory

GG X67 I > : ate de

Simpiesometer, The Drei Tempest, xii. va 43

Simpiesometers, Aneroid and Marine Barometers in Cyclones,

On the comparative action of, xx. .. st

Simroun, Ruins of, described, iv.

Sinpatpo pve Mas. On the Egyptian ty sit of artificial

Hatching, viii.

u 2

477

144

Sinciair, P. G. Table of the Times of High Water at the prin-

cipal places between Calcutta and Point Palmiras, ii. Page

Sindhi language, Grammar of the, vi. 4

Sindh, Upper, and the Eastern portion of caickeas with a

Memorandum: on the Beloochee and other tribes of Upper

Scinde and Cutchee, and a Map of part of the country re-

ferred to, xil. aig su Bid dead

»—-— Description of, vii. ‘ bs

— History of, from the Chuch Nameh and mig authorities,

vil. 297 sxibBSisxiv..75; big és She

——— and Marwar, Alphabets of, vi.

Singapur, Inscription at, xvil. poi...

Daily Register of the Tides at, from the Ist Sutin

ber, 1834, to the 3lst August, 1835, inclusive, A. R. xix...

— Inscription from, vi. 680, xvii. p. 1... i

Climate of,. ii. Be tise : .

On the Local and fiatine Bevtaey of, snide

notices of Sumatra, the Malay Peninsula, &c. xvi.

Singhana. Copper Mines, iv. 5

Singhbhoom division, Geological Siete ia pre Re-

sources of the, xxill. .. Ae $3

- Notes of Ruins in, xx... i és

Singphos of Assam, v. .. 5p < is

Sirat ul Mustaqim, Notice of the, i... id we

Sisupala Badha or death of Sisupala, by Magha, viii. i.

Sivalik Hills, Note on the Fossil Camel of the, A. R. xix. ..

Note on the Ursus sivalensis, a new fossil species

from the» A... Rioxix.) 28 al

— The Fossil Gharial of i A. R. xix.

Fossil remains of Camelidee of the, ix.

Note on the Felis cristata, a new Fossil Tiger

from the, A. R. xix. .. rt a 52

Sivatherium from the, vide the next,

Sivatherium giganteum a new fossil ruminant Genus from

the valley of the Markanda in the Sivalik branch of Sub-

Himalayan Mountains, A. R. xix. 1,J.A.S, iv. 587 ; v.

New fragments of the, vi. oe ig

145

Slate Quarries near Bombay, 1. ¥' _ re

Slavery in Gorakhpur, vi.

Steeman, W. H. History of the Gah Miah dele Rajas, vi.

Smita, EK. Notes on the Specimens of the Kankar dawn asion:

and on Fossil Bones collected on the Jumna, ii.

R. B. Register of Indian and Asiatic Patiignakes

for the year 1843, xiv. sl a3

— — Memorandum on the Organization of a

Museum of Economic Geology for the North-Western Pro-

vinces of British India, to be established at Agra, x.

The Galvanic Battery in its various practical

Applications as an Igniting Agent, ix. nf .

— Memoir on Indian Earthquakes, xii. 258, 1029 ;

xiii. ahs a vs

Notes on the Recent eu aisha on the North-

Western Frontier, xi. .. ad gt ae

Snails, A new genus of, i. ay if . oF

Snake, Notice of a new species of, iv. 217; v.

Snipes, New species of, vi. ik ‘.

Snow-line in the Himalaya, Remarks on the, xviii.

Note on the Limits of perpetual, xvii... ve

Snowy Range, north of Darjeeling, Notes on a curious species

of Tiger or Jaguar killed near the, xii. i we

Societe d’ Historie Naturelle de Mauritius, Proceedings of the, 1.

39, 79, 119, 160, 258, | ag ae aie

Society, Asiatic of Paris, il. Se “e us

Batavian, Notice of, iil. 59 sia

Royal, Anniversary Meeting of the, ii. om

Royal Asiatic, Annual Meeting of the, ili. 99, a

——— Literary, of Madras, i. aa J. =

Asiatic, of Bengal, Proceedings of, vide Proceedings.

- Medical and Physical, of India, vide Proceedings.

Socotra, Report on the Island of, iv. oe

——, Natural History of, iv. ba be

Soil suitable for cotton, v . nm

Somnath, Documents relating to the Gates of, xii.

ay Note on, vii. oe ee ee ee

O14

950

621

622

604

779

1149

964

242

11

439

489

954

694

814

302

311

367

379

417

154

138

143

314

73

883

146

Soobathoo to Shipke in Chinese Tartary, Narrative of a Journey

from, xl. ; oh Page

Sooraj-ood Dowlah, the Mifvateniae of the Nowabs Ali Verdi

Khan and, xxi.

Southern India, i.

——— Fossil fresh water aepbsite in, Note on a recent,

with a few remarks on the origin and age of the Kunkur, xiii.

South India from Madras to Goa, Notes 5 ie gealogical

ACTOSS, XIV. t ba

Notes chiefly Geclopical, on the western coast of,

> O' ee

Soyuti on Earthquakes, Translated from the Arabic, xii.

Spathium genus, Observations on the, xi. io ae

Spider, Note on the Bird-devouring habits of a species of, xix.

Ova of the,i1. .. LY af “3

Sounding mountain in the Red Sea, vi. ee ;

Spitsspury, G. G..Notes on Fossil Discoveries in the sildy

of the Nerbudda, x. .. mS at

Note regarding the Bhilsa Monument, iv.

———~- Notice of new sites of fossil pie in

the Menuuda Valley, vi. aig :

Notes of a March from Dili Ghat. on

the Nerbudda to Umurkuntuk, the Source of that River, ix.

Geological Section across the Valley of the

Nerbudda from Tendukheri to Bittoul, ili, .. os

Notice of a Grant engraved on copper

found at Kumbhi-in the Saugor territory, viii.

—___—_-—_———. On Bos gaurus, ix. a3

Notes on Nerbudda Fossils, xii.

On fifteen varieties of fossil Shells found

in the Saugor and Nerbudda territories, vill. .. bie

(Ce

Spiti, J sa of a trip through Kunawur, Hungrung and, viii.

901; . re

vallge. Proposal to Beste the, vi. oe

valley, Report on the, xix. sie te es

Geological Report on the, and of the route from Kotghur, x.

Sprencer, A. Manuscripts of the late Sir H. Elliot, xxii. ..

147

SprenGer, A. Has Sady of Shyraz written Rekhtah verses ?

xi. ei a: Pege

Makeaiauh dls Satetaa to Syria and Professor

Fleischer’s opinion thereon, xxi. .. os

Notice of a copy of the debioal Text of

Tabary, xix. be sia che a

Balamy’s Translation of the History of Tabary,

XVii. p. ii. - us as bee

On the First volume of the original Text of

Tabary, xxil. at aif J. Ee

—__————— Hindustani Poetry, xxii. ns wi

Catalogues of Oriental Libraries, xxii.

Notices of some copies of the Arabic eit

entitled Rasayil Ikhawan al Cafa, xvii. p. ii. 183, p. 1.

As Soyuti’s work on Earthquakes, xil. =

Some Original Passages on the early Commerce

of the Arabs, xiil. ss

A passage from Ibn Qotay babs Adab al Katib,

on Arabic Astronomy, xvii. p. i. ..

Chronology of Makkah and shi ‘Hija Dafne

Mohammad, chiefly founded upon Genealogy, xx. ‘

Observations on the Physiology of the Arabic

language, xx. oe G4 re

On the einanie Kings, xix.

The Initial Letters of the Nineteenth Sah

of the Qoran, xx. 2a én

On the Earliest aati of Aoana ied Kx.

Spry, H. H. Note on the Fossil Palms and Shells lately dis-

covered on the Table Land of Sagor, in Central India, ii.

— Note on Indian saline Deposits, i...

Squirrel, flying, Summary description of two new species of, xiii.

Sreminanti, a Malacca State, v

St. Martins, A Map of the Isle of, xi. :

Stacy, L. R. Note on two Coins of the same species as those

found at Behat, having Greek inscriptions, iii. .. ve

— Note on the discovery of a relic of Grecian

Sculpture in Upper India, v. od oo os

148

Stag, or the species of true or elaphoid form of Cervus, com-

prising those more immediately related to the Red Deer of

Europe, A general review of the, x. i Page

Stalactite, Calcareous, of Tibet, iv. .. =. wh

Standard Bar, Expansion of, ii. a ot ve

Weights of England and India, 1. 5 He

Stark, J. Discovery of the Silhet Coal Mines, ii. 3%

Statistical Committee, Correspondence and Discussions regard-

ing the, vi. 1, 5, 7, 497, th . or)

Statistics of Bengal, Contribution to the, bunches Expenditure

and Food, xxii. Ae x: 2

of Kemaon, iv. oa

of Mathura or Muttra, v. .. OY a

of Ramri Island, iv. nA oil

of Banda, Report on the, xix.

of Malacca, iv.

of Chinese Tartary, iv. .. pe

of Bareilly, iii. i. bi

of Burmah, iv. S ut hs

Steam Carriages, On the Improvements in, i... =e

Steel in Southern India, Report upon the manufactures of, xi...

SrrpHenson, J. On the Saline Nature of the Soil of Ghazi-

poor and the Manufacture of Common Salt as practised by

the natives of the villages of Tuttulapoor, Ratouly, Sahory,

Chilar and Becompoor, iii.

Specimens of the ‘Soil and Salt from the

Samar or Sambhur lake Salt Work, collected by Lieut. Arthur

Conolly and analayzed by, v

Extract foi a Journal of a Rsidetieas sand

during several Journeys, in the Province of Behar in the years

1831-34, iv. ty éR sta tes

On the Efflorescence of Khari Nun or Sul-

phate of Soda as found native in the soil of Tirhus and

Sarun, in the Province of Behar, iii.

Excursion to the Ruins and Site of an an-

cient city near Bakhra, iv. 7 ve

rr ee

Note on Vegetable Impressions in Agates, iv.

36

128

507

149

Stevenson, J. Restoration and Translation of some Inscrip-

tions at the Caves of Carli, i... He Page

— Notice of a native sulphate of Alumina from

the aluminous rocks of Nipal, ii.

(Gee Se ee

— Notice of a native Sulphate of Fas from the

hills of Behar and used by native dyers of Patna, ii.

— Notice of Analysis of the ashes of four Indian

plants, ii. We hs in aN

— On the Manufacture of ali as practised

Se

by the natives of Tirhut, 11.

— On the Pea Stalactite of Tibet, iv.

STewart, D. Statistical Record of the duration of diseases in

13,019 fatal cases in Hindoos ; Extraordinary Mortality among

lying-in women, Vill. : ae

Stiryine, E. Notes on the manners a habits of the nee

man tribes, with some geographical notices of the country

they occupy, x. : :

History of the Rajas of Orissa sai the reign

of Raja Yudhisthira ; translated from the Vansavali, vi.

Price of Grain at Allygurh near Delhi, from the

year 1804 to 1832, inclusive, i. .. 46 Bi

Storms in the Indian and China Seas. Vide Piddington.

of Wind experienced in re Memorandum relative

to the, xix. :

Story of the Physician a King, vi.

of king Sundabad, vi. d

STRABO, quotation from, explained, vi.

‘Srracuey, H. Narrative of a journey to Cho fiat (Rakas

Ta!) Cho Mapan (Manasarowar) and the valley of Pruang

in Gnari, Hundes, xvii. p. 11. 98, 127,

On the Snow-line in the Himalaya, xviii.

Note on the construction of the map of the British

Himalayan Frontier in Kumaon and Gurwal, xvii. p. ii.

Notice of Scientific Enquiries in Kumaon, xix...

Extract of a letter regarding his trip to Tibet,

XVll. p. il,

nes

Notice of a Trip to the Niti Pass, xix. ur

x

316

150

StracHey, H. A Description of the Glaciers of the Pindur and

Kuphinee rivers, in the Kumaon Himalaya, xvi. Page

Note on the motion of the Glacier of the Pindur

in Kumaon, xvii, p. ii.

Strychnia, New mode of preparing, ii. 94

Stylocerus, Anatomy of Ailurus porcula and, xvii. p. ii.

Sub-Himalayas, On the Leiotrichane Birds of the, with some

additions and annotations,—a Synopsis of the Indian Pari,—

and of the Indian Fringillide, xiii. hi -

Sub-Himalayan range around Darjeeling, A few observations on

the probable results of a scientific research after metallifer-

ous deposits in the, xvii. p. i.

Suddyah, Upper Assam, Ancient Temples and other remains

in the vicinity of, xvii. p. i.

Sugar, Soil suited to, v... ik

Suxa, Prashnotaramala or the Catechetical Bishaoik of, xvi...

Sun-dial at Agra, il. So ae as

Suspension Bridge at Fribourg in Switzerland, v.

- Wheels, Account of : Jones’s Patent, i.

SuTHerRtanp, J. C. C. Sisupala Badha or Death of Sisupala

by Magha, translated, with Annotations, Vili. ..

= ~ Onthe Library at Jessulmere, xvii. p. i.

Sutlej, Revenues of States beyond the, from 1750 to 1800, xviii.

— Table of villages on the, vi.

Swabhavika Doctrine, v... are

Swiney, J. On the Explanation of es Indo-Scythie legends of

Bactrian Coins through the medium of the Celtic, vi.

Swinton, G. The Dugong, ii. ae

Syep AumeED, The Tenets of, 1... ve i

Syxes, W. H. Catalogue of Birds of the insessorial order, in

the Dukhun, iii.

Catalogue of Birds of the betatial and sti

sorial Orders (systematically arranged) observed in the

Dukhun, iii. os Ji “ni Ph

Catalogue of Birds (systematically arranged) of

the Rasorial, Grallatorial and Natatorial Orders, observed in

the Dukhun, iii. 597,.. a ne

Fe ean

794

203

42

4795

933

418

639

151

Sykes, W. H. Specimens of Buddhist Inscriptions with sym-

bols from the West of India, vi. .. ai Page

Sylhet, Kachar and the adjacent districts, Memoir of, ix.

Tapary, Notice of a copy of the 4th volume of the Original

Text of, xix. : = *

— The first vend of the Obicinil Text of, xxi. te

— Balamy’s translation of the History of, and Ghazzaly’s

History of the Prophets, xvii. p. il. ‘ te

Table for determining Heights by the Bethvinosin xix:

of Suspension Bridge Rods, iv.

of Scantlings of Beams, iv... a ve

— of Meridional Lengths, ii. Ye ee pe

—— of Nepal Military Tribes, ii... ig T

—— of Shells, 1. oe \ sie

of Contents of the Pursidaaien: vl.

of Multipliers to correct the approximated Height for the

temperature of Air, 11. ae ie —

of Temperature at Ambala, iv... Me Ee

— of Casualties in the Civil Service, vi. By

—— of Lunar Barometric Depressions, iv. ;

—— of Strength of Materials, iv. 114, 116, 49 di

—— of Strength of Iron Bolts, iv. .. +

—— of Land Produce, 111. ge 0

—— of Boiling Points, ii. a ae bi

—— of Dadupur Fossils, v. Ea why: ae

— of Altitudes of Nepal mountains, vi. ai

—— of Tides at Madras, iv.

— of Tides at Calcutta, iii. he a

—— of Satlaj villages, vi. Ka ee -

— of Rain at different elevations, iv. nr

— of Rain fall at Calcutta, ii. 633 ; iv. rr se

— of Rain at Dacca, iv. ie is ‘2

of Annual Rain fall, v.

of Grain Prices, iil. tie " Pe

of Wet bulb Thermometer, v. .. ~ she

Tagoung, Images discovered at, v. .. os ‘ie

a2

Catalogue of Mammalia observed in the Dukhun,i.

1038

161

808

108

199

437

394

223

227

271

217

270

227

200

406

346

254

227

229

479

199

293

699

325

409

211

60

207

405

286

621

430

126

152°

Tailor Bird, Nest of the, i. 502, .. die Page

Takin of the Eastern Himalaya, On the, xix... ar

Talcheer and Ungool, Report on the Coal and Iron Mines of, viii.

Tale by Insha Allah Khan, xxi.

Tanner, H. Note on the Asurhar of the Besinlasl Hills, iv..

Tantras, Specimen of the doctrines of the, vi.

Taphozous, Three Indian species of Bat of the genus, x

— longimanus of Gen. Hardwicke, Descriptive Notice

of the, xi. : ‘fe bis ne

Tartary, Oral joalction of; ANoat : ae sha

Tathagata a name of Buddha, iv. 133,

Tatta and Sehwan Scinde, ix. xe er

Tattooing at Arracan, Mode of, iv. .. id se

Tattvasamasa, Notice of the, xx.

Taxidia leucurus, Tibetan Badger, xvi.

Taxila, On the province of, v. sid de

Taytor, T. G. Astronomical Observations at Madras, 11.

Collimation Error of Astronomical Instruments,

lv. ye we ce 3h

A brief account of the system adopted by

divers in the Deccan for the recovery of valuables lost in

the tanks and rivers of that province, 111.

Determination of the Errors of Division of the

Mural Circle at the Madras Observatory, iii.

Observations of the Magnetic Dip and Laden

at Madras, vi. ‘

Some account of mm ‘Hil Tribes of the Piney

hills in the Madura district, extracted from the MS.

Journal of the late Major Ward, iv. :

T. M. Report on the tsb ae of the Boring experi-

ment in Fort William, vi.

J. Remarks on the Saja to the Retina of the

Erythrean Sea, xvi. : i.

W. Examination and pep of ae Mackenzie

Manuscripts deposited in the Madras College Library, vii.

105, 173, 371, .

Tazkiras, Hindi and Urdu-Hindi, xvii. p. i. sh

153

Tea plant of Assam, Natural History of the, iv. 42, Page

—-— Soil suited to, v. .. aid ba is

—— discovered at ‘l'sambatoung, vi. :

—-— ditto at Muttock, vi. ae aN om

—-— ditto in Assam, iv. 42,

— plantations of Fubkin, iv. ee a a

—— Cultivation of, iil. .. ote Nd ss

— hills of China, Visit to the, iv. ii f

—- Qn the Manufacture of, and on the extent and produce of

the tea plantations in Assam, vill. ;

Telegraphic Signals by induced Electricity, eee eaaae sane

tive to experiments on the communication of, vill. ee

Temperature, Hour of maximum, in hills, i. is

Daily Register of, during a part of 1850, at ne

in the Upper Dooab, xxi. de fe

—- of the Hot Springs at Bite Mangal or Munga or

Mangear, xvii. p. il.

of deep Wells, ii. 366 ; a

——_———- at Ambala, iv.

of Space, iii. a sa

Temples and Ruins of Oomga, On ain XVI, :

Tenasserim Provinces, Gamboge of the, xvi. ota

—————— Journey into the, v. 601, .. ‘

— Papers relative to the new Coal Field of

the, ivillai..'. bi. ee uf

— Zoology of the, vii. se

—the surrounding Nations, Inhabitants,

Natives and Foreigners, Character, Morals, and Religion,

Reports on the, vii. 855 ; viii. 385, 973 ; ix...

— Liquidamber tree of the, xvii. p. i. P

————- Land Shells of the, xvii. p. i.

— Animal productions of the, vii.

————— Gum kino of the, xvii. p. ii.

— Report of a Visit to the Pakchan iver,

and of some Tin localities in the Southern portion of the, xii.

Tenets of the followers of Syed Ahmed, i.

Terminology, Classical, of Natural History, x

154

Terrestrial Magnetism, On the rates of Chronometers as influ-

enced by the local attraction of Ships and, xx. Page

Thaneswar, Note on an Inscription from, xxii...

Tureosiop, W. Geology of the Salt Range, xxiii.

Notes on the nidification of some of the

commoner birds of the Salt. Range, with a few additional

from Kashmir, xxiii. .. 2%

ee

Thermometer, Measurement cf heights with the, ii. is

Thermometrical Register at London, Abstract of a, 1.

Tuomas, E. Note on Col. Stacey’s Ghazni Coins, xxi. re

Notes on the present state of the Excavations at

Sarnath, xxill. e. ue

An account of eight Kufic Silver isin EK oth

On Sassanian Coins, xx.

THomason, J. Report on the Settlement of the eedid digidiet

of Azimgurh, commonly called Chuklah Azimgurh, viii...

Taomson, J. Rules for calculating the lengths of the drop-

bars of suspension bridges, the length and deflection of the

chain, rise of the roadway, &c., iv. g or

A Table of the scanthings of ita of Teak or

Saul wood to sustain a terrace roof not exceeding seven

inches in thickness, the deflection not to exceed one-fortieth

of an inch, for each foot of length, iv. % os

Table shewing the weight or pressure which a

cylindrical wrought iron bolt will sustain, when supported at

the ends and bonded in the middle of its length, iv.

Minerals of the Trappean Rocks of _—,, iv.

Thor, Hindu parallel to, 11. bf ns 2

Thrushes, New genera of Indian, vi. st

Tuurtuier, H. E. L. Meteorological Summary ies 1847, xvil.

pt. in Si By es =

A Tabular view of the fall of rain and

other remarkable Meteorological Phenomena in Calcutta

from 1829 to 1847, xvii. p. 1.

THuRBuRN, Capt. Report on the Turan Mall Hil, =x!

Tibet, Answers to. Mr. Piddington’s Queries about Winds,

Storms, &c. in, xix. .. rm

222

227

225

530

349

101

155

Tibet, Notice of the Mammals of, with descriptions and plates

of some new species, xi. Q: ‘is _ Page

Works on, vii.

On the Capital of Little, iv.

and the oa. Slopes near to the snows, Manabiida

of, xil. ale

Sacred Scarf froin, Vo OFOgS bias

—— Geographical Notice of, 1.

Tibetan Medical Work, Analysis of a, iv.

Type of Mankind, xvii. 222, p. il.

Dictionary and Grammar, iii.

ve

———= Extracts, ill.

Numerical Words, iii.

Passport, Translation of a, ii.

Standard, Inscription on a, v.

—— Stag or Shou, xix. 466,

Frontier, Correspondence regarding the, xvii. p. i.

Badger—Taxidia leucurus, xvi.

TickE 1, S. R. Memoir on the Hodesum (improperly called

Kolehan) ix. 694, fi

Supplementary Note to the Memoir on the

Hodesum, x.

Oeil of the Ho. Hestenisiich i 1X.

List of Birds collected in the jungles of Bath

bhum and Dholbhun, ii. ’

Grammatical construction of im Ho- Di ale

1x. aoe a

Notes on ake Heuma or ahtaiflods, a tribe ‘alfa

biting the hills north of Aracan, xxi.

Gwe ere

Notes on the Bendkar, a people of Keonjur, xi.

——~———— Manis crassicaudata, (Auct.) M. pentadactyla,

(Ibid) short-tailed or thick-tailed Manis, xi.

Notes on a curious species of Tiger or Jaguar,

killed near the Snowy Range, north of Darjeeling, xii.

On the Oology of India, a Description of the

eggs, also nests, of several birds of the plains of India, &c.

“a as on

297

156

Tides in the Indian Archipelago, observations made during the

year 1839, A Succinct Review of the, x. oh Page

at Singapore from the Ist September, 1834, to the 31st

August, 1835, inclusive, Daily Register of the, A. R. xix. ..

at Chittagong, Observations of, vi.

~— Desiderata regarding, ii. 151, vi. oe

at Prince of Wales’ Island and Singapore, Resiiten of the

Rise and Fall of the, xi. 149, 263,.. 7 at

at Calcutta, i... o, es

in Bombay harbour, ii.

at Madras, iv. om ve

Semi-menstrual Equation of, iv. fe

ae Mode of ee in Ramri, iv.

. XaK!

or Jaguar killed near the hae Balieés en of Darjeel-

ing, xii. .. ae até 46

Time, Scheme of a Table foriall}ex.. .

Timur, Genealogy of, il.

Tin of Mergui, Report on the, x. 845 ; R12 289,

—- from Malacca, Analysis of, iv. ..

—— Mines of Malacca, iv.

Tinned Iron, Preservation of, iii. int a Jy

Tirhut, Sulphate of Soda from, iii. ..

Meteorological Phenomena in, iv. ag tp

Saline Soil, Analysis of, iii. ,. fs e2

Tobacco, Soil suited to, v. iB 3

Topp, Masor, Report of a Teiecteh edt Herat to Sinile! vid

Candahar, Cabool and the col undertaken in the year

1838, xiil.

Toorks, Index to the ee of nie xiii,

Tooth relic of Ceylon, vi.

Tope of Khaiber, Sketch of the, vi. .. hy

of Manikyala, iii. 313, 436, 566 ; xxii.

— of Sanchi, ie a ow) #

— of Bhilsa, iii. 411, 488; iv. 712; xvi. os

of Sarnath, iv. 7125; xxii. ab 3 a

— of Bakra, iv. ha se

157

Torkoman Tribes, Notes on the Manners and Habits of, with

some Geographical notices of the country they occupy, x. Page

Torrens, H. Note on a specimen of Iron from the Dhunakar

Hills, xix. ha ae ag as

Note on Bameean Coins, ix. a ‘

Translation of some uncertain Greek Petia on

Coins of the Indo-Scythian Princes of Cabul, xx. 4

On Native Impressions regarding the Natural

History of certain Animals, xviii. .. Ve

Remarks on M. Schlegel’s ottebditns to the

restored editions of the Alif Leilah or Arabian Nights’ Enter-

tainments, vi. ! ee es

Notice of an Inscription in Behar, ix,

Some conjectures on the progress of the iste

minical conquerors of India, xix. ‘ sia

Tracks sailed by Bermuda Vessels, A note on the winds, as

influencing the, xii... bis Me

Trade of Assam with China, v. La oe a3

of the N. W. P. with Affghanistan, x... oa

Transit of Mercury, Observations of, 1. d we

Trant, Lizut. Report on a Route from Pakungyeh in Ava

to Aeng in Arracan, xi. a8 ies

Treseck, MSS. of Mr., ii. bat ae

Extracts from the MSS. .of ~ i a bid

The Grave of Mr., ii. ae Rs ee

Trecear, V. Note onthe River Goomtee with a section of its

bed, viil. ag : ee

-_— Notice of an ancient Maiial or Palace near Jaun-

pur in which some Hindu Coins were lately dug up, iil.

A few Instructions for Insect Collectors, xi.

—— Mode of taking facsimiles of Coins, x.

TREMENHEERE, G. B. Tin of Mergui, report on the, x. 845 ;

xi. 24, 289, 839; xiv. us a 3

Report of a visit to the Pakohan River,

and of some Tin localities in the southern portion of the

Tenasserim Provinces, xii. : - am

Letter fant a paper on the forma-

tion of the Museum of Economic Geology of India, ix.

XY

290

158

TREMENHEERE, G. B. The Manganese of the Mergui Province,

‘. a4 Page

Trial for Rebellion self at Melia by the Commissioner of

Tenasserim, Report of a, xiv. ie = :

Triangles, Comparison of the areas of Plane and Spherical, xi.

Trigonometrical Survey, Progress of the, 1.

Tripura, Analysis of the Bengali Poem Rajmala or Chasabiles

of, xikstite a sie

Trisection of Angles, 1. 499;

Ditto, A. K.’s oe on, il.

Instrument, Defence of the, i1.

Trochilus and Crocodile of Herodotus, Note on the, viil. ve

Trotter, R. Notes regarding the meteorology and climate of

the Cape of Good Hope, xi. - os

Troyer, A. Remark upon the second inscription of the i

bad Pillar, iit. be ‘% ‘ai

Tufa Formations in Persia, 111. ve we *

Turaee and outer Mountains of Kumaoon, The, xvii. p. i.

Turan Mall hill, Report on the, xx. :

Turnour, G. Examination of some Beet of Buddhist Ghiva-

nology, Vv. a's .

—-—— Account of the Tooth Relic of pees viii

to be alluded to in the opening passage of the Feroz lat in-

scription, Vi. oe s.

An Examination of a Pali Buddhistical Annals,

vi. 501, 713; vil. 686, 789, 919,.. sit Siw

Further Notes on the inscriptions on the columns

at Delhi, Allahabad, Betiah, &ce. vi. 7" ae

—— Mahawanso, Note on the, v. ?

Turpentine, Manufacture of, ii. ay ie ss

SeEMLOW, B. On Artificial Fuel, xii. als

On Modes of obtaining haraaienaast Results by

Simple Means, i. 68,

Uch Sharif, Notice of, v.

Udayapur, Vijaya Mandir, le itanis from, XVil. p. 1.

oe

- Shahpura, a town in, iv. .. in

Ujayani, See Oujeiu.

159

Uma, Legend of, ii. we i Page

Unicorn Fish, Accident from an, il. .. ute it

Unicorn Fish, Natural History of the, iv. - <P

Upanishads, A Comparative list of, xx. id ar

Upuam’s work on Buddhism, v._ _.... Fe et

Upper Ava, Geography of, vi. uk

Ure, A. Analysis of Iron Ores from Tavoy and Mergui, and of

Limestone from Mergui, xii.

Ursistaxus, A Note regarding the genus, A. R. xix. 60, J.A. S. v.

Ursus sivalensis, a new fossil species from the Sivalik Hills,

Note on the, A. R. xix. e wb

Usbek Tartery, Memoir on, iii. Pe sis

Usbeks, Pilgrimage of, iii. ave

Vallabhi dynasty, Chinese note on shes v. ui ut

Value of life in the Bengal Civil Service, i. sts

Van Dieman’s Land Tiger, Natural History of, iv.

Varnish, Chinese, Analysis of, i. =...

Burmese, Account of, 1. id

Tree, Observations on the Burmese ind Munipoor,

viii. ve

Varnishes proper for Iron, iii. : ; ;

Vasantagurh, Literal Translation of Inscriptions festa! x. 664,

Vayu Purana, i. on us at

Veda, Literature and Sinden of the, xvi.

Vedas, French grant for copying the, vi. 317,

— The most ancient Grammar of the, xvii. p. 1. ne

Vegetable Fossils, i. ie 5

Philology, i. .. a

Vera Oruz, Observations on the Climate of, 1.

Vermillion, Note on preparing Chinese, i.

Vertebrata, Progressive Development of the, ii.

Vespertilionidee of Nipal, iv. e. id bd

———— - Notice of the predatory and sanguivorous habits

of the Bats of the Genus Megaderma, with some Remarks

on the blood-sucking propensities of other, xi... :

Vicary, N. List of Specimens from Belwan, in December,

1834, iv... i

wag

160

Vicary, N. Note on the Scapes of Xanthorhza and Fossil

Stems of Lapidodendra, viii. di ” Page

Vichitra Natak, or Beautiful Epitome, a fragment of the Sikh .

Granth, entitled the book of the Tenth Pontiff, Translation

of the, xix. 521 ; xx. 314, a Li

Viens, G. J. Some account of the valley of addins Ghazni,

and Kabul, vi. : ; wa

Vijayanagar, Translation of various Inscriptions fete among

the Ruins of, By E. C. Ravenshaw, Esq. With Preliminary

Observations by H. H. Wilson, Esq., A. R. xx.

Vishnu Purana, Analysis of the, i. ..

Purana, Extracts from the, vi. ni

Avatars of, xi.

Viziri Country described, iii. A : ;

Voysey, H. W. Description of the native Maituteeviebe of

Steel in Southern India, i. Lay

Extracts from his private ee xlil, 853 ;

xix. 190; 22 ie my ue ule

Vocabulary of Goand and Cole Words, xiii...

Reports on the Geology of Hyderabad, ii.

298, Me - a de oli

Vulture, Nest of the Bengal, vi.

bearded, of the Himalaya, ili. 522, iv. oe

Vulturide, Falconide and Strigide, Geographic distribution of

the, vill.

Wane, C. M. Notes tala in 1829, celui to we Renitiake

and Government of Iskardoh, from information given by

Charagh Ali, an agent deputed to him in that year by Ahmad

Shah the Gelpo or ruler of that Country, iv. .. F

Table shewing the breadth of the river Satlej

and the rate of its current at different stages from Harrike

Pattan to its junction with the Indus, at Mithankot, v.

Journal of a Route from Dera Ghazi Khan

through the Viziri Country to Kabul, ii. bs °

Note on the Hotsprings of Loh and Khad, vi.

Wadi Araba, Note on the Strata cut through in excavating for

Coal in, xix. si ie

685

487

1112

176

245

269

19

392

112

454

321

589

814

161

Waker, H. Notice of the Kiang, xvii. p.... Page

Waker, W. Notes and Observations on a tour in H. H. the

Nizam’s Territories, x. 341, 386, 471, 509,

— On the Natural Products about the Pundealish

River in H. H. the Nizam’s Territory, x 2

— On the Geology, &c. &c. of Bthaantisdidbde

(H. H. ‘the Nizam’s Territory,) x. a

— Memoir on the Coal found at ies &ec. with a

Note on the Anthracite of Duntimnapelly (H. H. the Nizam’s

Dominions,) x. i :

A. M. Report on Praeleicassue and bisnestnseiecs in the

district of Hunumkoondah in the dominions of H. H. the

Nizam of Hyderabad, x. ‘ i

Wattiicu, N. List of Indian Woods, i i. a3

Observations on the Burmese and Munipoor

Varnish Tree, viii.

Discovery of the Bestaians Tea ‘ih in ised

Assam, iv. aia if $8 :

Watter, H. Translation of an Inscription in the Pali a

Burma Languages ona stone slab from Ramavati (Ramree

Island) in Arracan, iii.

Wartow, W. Systematically nicealatia ron ae of the Mam-

malia and Birds belonging to the Museum of the Asiatic

Society, Calcutta, il. .. ss

Warren, J. Observations on the Golden Ore found in ike

eastern Provinces of Mysore, in the year 1802, iii. ar

Wars between Ava and China, vi. * Sh

Water, fresh, found at Sea, v. ; i)

— Abdul Majid on the mode of finding out, 1.

——-— On the Specific Gravity of Sea, xiii.

— mill, Native, 11.

Waters, Analyses of mineral, iv.

Waruen, W. H. Memoir on the Usbek State of Kokan, pro-

perly called Khokend (the Ancient Ferghana), in Central

ASIA.) Mid aie ad A “i a

Memoir on Chinese Tartary and Khoten, iv.

(RR ee

A Grammar of the Sindhi Language, vi.

42

209

97

463

‘121

239

420

766

359

o13

369

653

347

162

Watuen, W. HT. Account of the Inscriptions upon two sets of

Copper Plates, found in the Western part of Gujerat, iv. Page

Note of a Pilgrimage undertaken by an Usbek

and his two sons from Khokend or Kokan in Tartary

through Russia, &c. to Mecca, obtained in conversation with

the parties, iii. :

Watson, T. C. Cherra Punji ca a detail of some of the

favourable circumstances which render it an advantageous

site for the erection of an Iron and Steel Manufactory, on

an extensive scale, ili.. by

Wax of China, Note on the Flata ioeadtes and the white, xil..

Weaving practised in Nepal, v.

Weights of Malacca, v. .. ;

Wells, &c. in Foundations as sired by th i natives of ‘ae

Northern Doab, On the use of, viii.

——- deep, Temperature of, iv. .. oF S

— section of, at Chandpur, vi... og

We .tstep, J. R. Report on the Island of Saati. iv. wt

-—_—_—_—-—~- Account of some Inscriptions in the Abys-

sinian character found at Hassan Ghorab near Aden, on the

Arabian coast, iil. an

Westmacott, G .E. coca of ancient Beene’ at

Ruins at Chardwar, in Assam, iv.

we A short account of Thule and the

Fortress of Bukur in North Sind, ix. 1090,

Roree in Khyrpore, its Population bad

Manufactures, x.

Some Account of a Sect of Hindu Schis-

matics in Western India, calling themselves Ramsanehi or

Friends of God, iv.

Wet bulb Thermometer, Fe echost on evs v. 396,

WueweE .t, W. On Semimenstrual Tidal Inequality, iv. -

Witrorp, F. An Essay on the Comparative Geography of

India, xx. ee uh be ie

Wixtxinson, L. On the use of the Siddhantas in the work of

Native Education, iii. =z

Translation of an Tas ccaeaian on a Tambra

Patra found in the village of Piplianagar, vii. ..

163

Witxinson, L. Translation of a Tambra Patra which was

found in a field of the village of Piplianagar, in the Shujalpur

Parganah, v. bie - Page

Discovery of the Rekha Ganita, a translation of

the Elements of Euclid into Sanskrit, by Samrat Jagannatha,

under the orders of Raja Siwai Jaya Sinha of Jaipur, vi...

Wivuarp’s Treatise on the Music of Hindustan, iii. i

Witson, H. H. Translation of various Inscriptions found

among the Ruins of Vijayanagar with Preliminary Observa-

tions, A. R. xx. me! a ae

Analysis of the ee Unsaid hee

——

Analysis of the Agni Purana, i. ed

Analysis of the Brahma Vaivarta Purana, i.

Analysis of the Vishnu Purana, i.

Analysis of the Vayu Purana, 1. i

Remarks on a Translation of a Tibetan Frag-

ment by Mr. Csoma de Koros, 1. .. wie

Abstract of the Contents of soi Dulva or

first portion of the Kahgyur from the Analysis of Mr.

Alexander Csoma de Kord6s, 1.

J. Address read before the aahia pees

‘of the Royal Asiatic Society on the 27th January, 1836, v...

Winds and Storms in Tibet, Answers to Mr. Piddington’s Queries

about, xix. wt a

Wise, T. A. Ice Bis atest a at Hugli, Te Ji ss

—— An Experimental Inquiry into the Means employ-

ed by the Natives of Bengal for making Ice, ii. af

Woop, B. Extracts from a Report of a Journey into the Naga

hills, in 1844, in a letter to Capt. A. Stuart, xiii.

Report on the River Indus, x.

Woodpecker, Three species of, vi... 4

of Malaya, vi. a ae

Woods, Catalogues of Indian, 11... ti

Wool, Quality of Nepalese, v.

— of the Bactrian or two- Boosie pains (Camelus

bactrianus,) x1. a

— and woollen Manufactures of Hike cae as ix. bin

377

164

Wreck of the Transport Indian Oak on the Loochoo islands,

Narrative of facts attending the, ix. .. we Page

Wroveurton, R. Restoration and Translation of the Inscrip-

tion on the large Arracan Bell now at Nadrohighat, vii.

Account and drawing of two Burmese -Bells

now placed in a Hindu temple in Upper India, vi. ;

Statistical, Agricultural and Revenue Return

of the Muthra District, made up to Ist October, 1835, v.

Xanthorhcea scapes and Fossil Stems of Lapedodendra, Note

on the, viil. Bid ae

Yak, Bos grunniens, ii. .. : :

Yates, W. Essay on Sanscrit Alliteration, A. R. XX. ue

Review of the Naishadha Charita or Adventures of Nala

Raja of Naishadha, a Sanscrit poem by Shri Harsha of Cash-

mir, with a commentary by Prema Chandra, A. R. xx.

Yatnika system, v. 3 =

Yezd to Herat, Itinerary from, xiii. .. at A

Youne, C. B. Rustic Bridge, ii... bt inns

Remarks on the subject of Latterite found near

Rangoon, xxii. Le ala ae um

Yuesh of the Chinese, vi. we

Yue, H. Notes on the Kasia Hills aia Painter Xill. _-

Notes on the Iron of the Kasia Hills, xi.

A Canal Act of the Emperor Akbar, with some Notes

and Remarks on the history of the Western Jumna Canals,

XV. a i ae os

Yunxine, the Subgenera of, vi. z Hs #3

Yusafzais, Tribes of the, v. ae ,

Zafarnamah, a Dialogue between ariatotle and Busubjuiiler

translated from the Persian, xx.

Zimmay, Account of the province of, vi. a

Zoology of Nepal, Synopsis of the Fossil, iv. oe

of Nepal, Proposals to publish a serial work on the, iv.

— of the Himalayas, vi. ue ha

of Candahar and the neighbouring districts, Rough

notes on the, xv.

of Nepal, A Catalogue of the, i Iv.

ees

521

APPENDIX A.

Index to the Numismatic Papers, Notices and Plates, that have

appeared in the Journal of the Asiatic Society, from its commences

ment in 1832, to the present time, compiled by G. H. FREEING, Esq.

B. C.S.

rc

i.

List of Papers on Numismatics in the Journal with the Names

of their Authors.

Vol. of

Year. Journal. P28

On the Roman Coins in the Cabinet of the So-

ciety, by J. Prinsep. 4 plates. 1832 i). 392

On the Greek Coins in the Cabinet of the So-

ciety, by J. Prinsep. 2 plates. 1833 li, 27

Lt. Burnes’ Collection of ancient Coins, by J.

Prinsep. 1 plate. —— — 310

Bactrian and Indo-Scythie Coins, by J. Prin-

sep. 1 plate. —— — 405

Ancient Coins found at Beghram, by C. Masson.

3 6 plates. 1834 ii?” LBS

Coins from Behat, (Hindoo), by J. Prinsep, -

found by Capt. Cautley. 1 plate. -—— — 227

| Coins and Relics discovered by M. B. Chevalier

| Ventura in the Tope of Manikyala, by J.

Prinsep. 2 plates. —— — 313

Note on two Coins of Behat type with Greek

\

i]

|

.

inscriptions, by Major L. RB. Stacy. .o— =< 431

Continuation of Remarks on Gen. Ventura’s Coins

and Relics, by J. Prinsep. 2 plates). —— 11436

| Information about the Manikyala Topes, by Mons.

| A. Court. i min Lis HUNG

| Note on Coins discovered by Mons. Court, by J.

Prinsep. 2 plates. —— — 6562

| Bactrian and Indo-Scythic Coins, by J. Prinsep.

| S plates, 1885 iv. 327

Z

|

166

On the Connexion of various ancient Hindoo

Coins with the Grecian or Indo-Scythic Series,

by J. Prinsep. D plates.

Ditto continued. 4 plates.

Ancient Coins from Beghram, by C. Masson.

3 plates.

Note on the above, by J. Avdall. a

3rd Memoir on Beghram Coins, by C. Masson.

New Varieties of Bactrian Coins, by J. Prinsep.

1 plate.

New Varieties of Mithraic or Indo-Scythic Series

of Coins and their Imitations, by J. Prinsep.

3 plates.

The Antiquities of Bamian, by C. Masson. ...

New Types of Bactrian and Indo-Scythic Coins,

by J. Prinsep. 1 plate.

Indo-Scythic Legends of Bactrian Coins explained

through the Celtic, by J. Swiney. <2

Hindoo Coins descended from Parthian type and

the ancient Coins of Ceylon, by J. Prinsep.

3 plates.

Legends of Saurashtra group of coins decipher-

ed, by J. Prinsep, 1 plate.

Specimens of Buddhist Inscriptions with Sym-

bols, from West of India, by Col, W. H. Sykes.

1 plate.

Examination of Girnar Inscriptions, (including

the Coins of Saurashtra,) by J. Prinsep.

4 plates.

Rupography or method of printing coins in fac-

simile, by J. Prinsep. 1 plate and 3 specimens.

Additional Bactrian Coins and discovery of the

Bactrian Alphabet, by J. Prinsep. 2 plates.

Coins and Relics from Bactria. 1 plate.

Hindoo Coins from Jyonpur and Oojein.

2 plates.

Year.

1837

Vol. of

Journal.

iv.

vi.

Vil.

Page

288

577

1038

334

414

636

1047

1052

167

Vol. of

Year. Journal, Fase

Coins found at Bamian, by Capt. Hay, and Note

on them by H. Torrens, (identifying Mayus

and Demetrius as the same king). .. 1840 1X. 68

Discovery of Gems in Kandahar by Lt. Conolly,

by H. Torrens. 3 plates. —— — 97

Note on Capt. Hay’s Bactrian Coins, by A. Cun-

ningham. 4 plates. —— at ESOL

Notice of some counterfeit Bactrian Coins, by

Capt. Cunningham. — — 393

Appendix to above. .-—— — 543

Lassen’s History of Greek and Indo-Scythian

kings of Bactria, Cabul, and India, as illus-

trated by their Coins, translated by Dr. Roer. —— — 251

Ditto continued. a ae — ~ 339

Ditto continued. oe — 449

Ditto continued. yee pangs — 627

Ditto continued. se ear Fos

Description of, and Deductions from, some new

Bactrian Coins, by A. Cunningham. oo — 867

Note to the above. .— — 1008

Mode of taking casts of Coins, &c., in sulphur. ——~ — ‘938

Forged Bactrian and new Scythic Coins, by

A. Cunningham. 1 plate. —— — 1217

Description of some ancient Gems and Seals

from Bactria and India, by A. Cunningham.

1 plate. 1841 2 Cabanas CY

Mode of taking Facsimiles of Coins, by V. Tre-

gear. 2 — 1958

Comparative Statistics of circulating media,under

the Bactrian and Indo-Scythic kings, Nu. Soc.

London. .—— — 345

On Electroty ping Coins, by C. Huffnagle. 1 plate. —— — 478

Second Notice of some new Bactrian Coins, by

A. Cunningham. 1 plate. 1842 2, PaO

Remarks on a Boodhist Medal from Tenasserim,

by Capt. T. Latter. I plates gay, Sl. 557)

Z 2

168

Unpublished Coins of the Indo-Scythians, by

A. Cunningham. 1 plate.

Coins of the Independant Muhammedan Sove-

reigns of Bengal, by J. W. Laidlay. 2 plates.

On taking Electrotypes of Coins, by J. W. Laid-

lay. ry

Translation of some uncertain Greek Legends on

Coins of the Indo-Scythian Princes of Cabul,

by H. Torrens.

Remarks on some gold Roman Coins, discovered

near Cannanore, by Capt. Drury.

On Sassanian Coins with Hindoo legends, wit

proposed reading of 2 Sassanian Coins, by

KE. Thomas. 1 woodcut.

Account of 8 Cufic silver Coins, by E. Thomas.

1 plate.

Col. Stacy’s Ghazni Coins, by KE. Thomas. | plate.

Memo. on some gold Gupta Coins, found near

Benares, by M. Kittoe. 1 plate.

Note on ancient Coins found at Mohammad-

pur, in Jessore, by Rajendralal Mittra.

On the Ballads and Legends of the Punjab, by

J. Abbott. ,

Ditto continued. 1 plate.

Coins of Indian Buddhist Satraps, with Greek

Inscriptions, by A. Cunningham. 1 plate.

ee

II.

Vear.

Journal. Page

xiv, 430

xv. 32%

xvill. 976

xx.t«)0 137

— 371

— 625

— 537

kx - 195

— 390

— 401

Xxill 59

— 123

— 679

Extracts from the Monthly Proceedings of the Asiatic Society,

giving useful information on the subject of Coins.

The Locality of the Roman Coins found in India and

deposited in the Society’s Cabinet,.. ............

Description of 2 Ceylon Coins,

List of Roman Coins found in Upper oe priate, © ays

Catalogue of Genl. Ventura’s Bactrian Coins,,......

Year.

1832

1833

1834

Month.

Oct.

Jan.

July.

Nov.

|

169

List of Coins in the Society’s Cabinet, with their value,

Descriptions and woodcuts of 2 Coins of Pakores with

other notices of Bactrian Coins, by Col. Stacy, ....

On the connexion between Artemis and Nana, by Dr.

W. E. Carte,. bis Tui) te aeeeteneth.....1j

The name of a new 1 Snahtent Rajah read on his Coins

Gm; Borama), | si 2. se eee PP See

List of Bengal Mahommedan ahah gt at Howrah,

List of Roman copper Coins, also of Rajahs of Cash-

mere and Mussulman Delhi Pathans, Coins presented

the Society, and silver Muhamedan Pathans and

Moguls purchased of Lt. Cunningham, with prices,

List of English Coins purchased of Lt. Cunningham,

RUIN PELCCR isla (lands Jatt, ola sisal Seleld ve eoidard. .

List of Roman Coins in the ere s Cabinet, ......

List of Norwegian and Danish Coins presented the

OCG H as)as) 5 vet My tere

Description of 2 Gold ee Gah dgi in ‘tania eras

Description of 10 Gold Coins (Hindoo) found at Hewli

in the Southern Konkan, .. i

Description of 8 Gold Indo-Scythic Coins bend’ at

Moughiz, .. .1.-. «-

Description of some Cama of Saale, ibn Beblol Shah

Oe bis lia. ban. pidide wa eal. could Hale dad. . 3

List of some silver and copper Bate iieiihearn eden

Coins found at Gaur, ....... Dero ry Paar

Description of a hemi-drachma of aciiiaitin dees

Information of an Indian Coin of Sapor and a new

eee teamerki, Gc. /cteeiats Po Adlets slea WAlen bss

Ill.

Month.

Feb.

April.

Jan.

May.

April.

Oct.

April.

Brief Descriptions of the contents of the Numismatic Plates

in the Journal.

Vol. No. of Plate.

if VII. Roman Coins of the Empire, gold, silver aud copper.

VIII. Ditto copper, chiefly of Mgyptian type.

IX. Ditto ditto.

Vol.

170

Ditto of the Eastern Empire,

Greek Coins with 2 Arsakian, silver.

6 Silver Arsakian, 4 Sassanian, 1 Khalif, 2 Indo-

Scythic and 2 Bactrian (King of Kings.)

Miscellaneous Coins of Antiochus, Bactrian (Euthy-

demus) Sassanian, Indo-Sythic, &e.

Bactrian (hemi-drachmas of Apollodotus and Me-

nander,) and Hindoo Coins including a Silver

bull and horseman and 2 Guptas.

Menander, Apollodotus, Eucratides.

Antilakides, Lycias,Agathocles, Pantalion, Hermzeus

Hermeeus, King of Kings, Undopherres.

Miscellaneous Bactrians. |

Indo-Scythic, Kanerkos and Kadphises.

Ditto barbarous and 1 gold Kadphises.

Hindoo Coins of Behat type and Guptas.

Sassanian Coins, one gold Oorki Indo-Scythic, and

a later Hindoo found at Manikyala.

Relics and Indo-Scythic Coins, also found there.

Behat Group, one Sassanian with Sanscrit legend

and copper Indo-Scythic of Kanerkos, &c.

A silver Kadphises, a rude gold Oorki, and copper

Hindoo and Indo-Scythic.

Gold and copper Indo-Scythic, and silver Roman,

Coins found at Manikyala.

Pehlevi Alphabets compared.

Legends in Greek and Pehlevi on Bactrian Coins.

Philoxenus, Antimachus, Nonus and Miscellane-

ous.

Azes Coins.

Azes and Azilizes.

Hermeeus, Undopherres, Kadphises.

Euthydemus, Demetrius, Agathocles, Kucratides.

Menander, Apollodotus, Antilakides, Lysias.

Behat type and other Boodhist Coins.

Earliest punched silver, and many types of copper,

Boodhist.

Vol,

XXXIX.

XLIX.,

TV.

XXXYV.

XXXVI.

XXXVIII.

XXXIX,

XLVI.

/. XIII.

No. of Plate.

XXXVI.

"XXXVII.

XXXVIII.

171

Bull and horseman series, silver and copper.

Ditto with their Muhammedan imitations.

Indo-Scythic Coins (gold) to shew their connexion

with the Gupta Series.

The Gupta Series.

Saurashtra or Sah Series—Silver Guptas (peacock

reverse) Gaddhia Pysa, and Hindoo.

Later Canouj series, Varaha Coins, Indo-Sassanian,

and 1 Ceylon.

Indo-Scythic, Kanerkos Group.

Euthydemus, Apollodotus, Menander, Antimachus

Diomede, Ermeeus, Spalygis, &c.

Later and rude Bactrians, 5 gold Indo-Scythiec,

and 4 Sassanians.

Monograms from Bactrian and Indo-Scythic Coins.

Miscellaneous Bactrians, including Archelius, An-

tilakides, Spalyrius, Kadphises, Agathocles, &c.

Gold Indo-Scytiic Coins, and of the Gupta series.

Gold Guptas and copper Coins of Chandra Gupta,

also the Second Series of imitations from the

Ardokro type.

Second Series of imitations continued, the 4th

Series also, and copper Coins: of the Hindoo

Rajahs of Cashmere, long called the “third

Series of imitations from the Ardokro type:’

2 later Canouj Coins are added.

Bactrian Coins of Amyntas, Agathocles, Euthy-

demus, Menander, Eucratides and Kodos, also 2

Copper of Indo-Scythic type.

Indo-Sassanian Coins.

Hindoo Coins (arranged to prove their descent from

the Sassanian.)

Ceylon Coins.

Legends on Saurashtran Coins.

Modifications of the Sanscrit Alphabet: from 543

B. C. to 1200, A. D. (consonants. )

Ditto (vowels.)

Vol. No. of Plate.

Ts XII.

XX.

XXII.

XXVII.

XXVIII.

XXXII.

LX.

LXL

9. I.

I. II. II.

IV.

N.N.

10. N.

Il. N.

14. II.

15, y.

VI.

20. XI.

pa) 13 X.

23. IV.

XXXYV.

N.

N

172

Saurashtra Coins,

Sanscrit Numerals.

Sanscrit and Pehlevi Legends of Indo-Sassanian

Coins.

Double-headed Eucratides tetradrachma, and a new

tetradrachma of the same king alone.

Coins of Antilakides, Menander, Lysias, Euthyde-

mus, Demetrius, Heliocles, Philoxenes, Gondo-

pherres, Abagases, &c.

Indo-Bactrian Coins (Behat type) and Boodhist

Satrap Coins.

Ancient Hindoo Coins.

Coins (Boodhist) from Oojein.

Kandahar Pehlevi Gems.

Miscellaneous Bactrian Coins, so badly engraved as

to be hardly distinguishable.

Forgeries of EKuthydemus, Eucratides, Menander,

Amyntas and 2 Gold Indo-Scythic.

Ancient Gems and Seals.

Coins of Demetrius, Mauas, Hippostraltus, Strato,

Telephus, Arsaces Pakores, Xc.

Indo-Scythic Coins.

Bengal Muhammedan Coins from Ilyas Shah to

Mahmood Shah.

Ditto from Barbik Shah to Mahmood son of

Husein Shah.

8 Cufic Coins procured at Peshawur, by Sir H.

Elliot.

Col. Stacy’s Ghazni Coins.

Gold Gupta Coins found in Benares, and 3 Coins,

2 silver, seemingly the same series, found in

Jessore.

Copper Indo-Scythic Coins and some of the Raj-

poot bull and horseman Series.

Coins of Buddhist Satraps, and one of Strato.

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SUPPLEMENTARY INDEX.

ABDALEES, Account of the,xiv. .. Page

Aborigines of the Sub- Himalayas, xvi. 1235, xvii. p. 1.

— North Eastern India, xviii.

South, xviii. 350, xix. ..

Central India, xvii. p. ii.

ee ee

Affinities, Caucasian and Mongolian, xxii. a

Afghanistan, Geography of Western, xviii. a8 553,

Africa, Meteorological combination in Southern, iv.

Agra, Sun-dial in the Fort of, ii.

Alighur, Price of grain at, iii.

Allahabad Pillar Inscription, iii.

America, A new fossil discovered in, v.

— Progress of Science in, xvii. p. i.

Antelopes, Thar and Ghoral, iv.

Cheru, iii. .. hs ~ -

Se

Fossil, xii. ..

Anuridhdpur Ruins, xvi.

Arracan Bells vii.

Volcanic coal from, xvi.

Assam, On the Caotchouc Tree of, vii. oe ie

Gold-washing in, vii. an ae 621,

Gold-fields in, xxil. : ye ii

Notes on the Languages of, XViil. i 183,

——~ Upper, ancient temple of, xvii. p. 1.

On the Mismis and Abors of, xiv. a “a

Earthquakes in, xvill.

Astronomical questions, iil. ee

4.45

73

451

461

551

26

588

357

251

620

105

254

155

487

134

769

213

287

371

132

625

511

310

450

4.26

172

310

264:

Badakshan, Note on a silver plate from, x. ke Page

Badeswara, Temple of Durga at, vii.

Bagdad, Steam trip to, xvi.

Bakra Lat. iv.

Ruins of an ancient city at, iv.

Baloochy language vide Leech.

Baraky language vide Leech.

Barhuiky \anguage vide Leech.

Barren, J. H. Note of a visit to the Niti Pass of the grand

Himalayan chain, vil.

Batteng, Gold Mine at, ii.

Behar, Vihars and Chaityas of, xvi.

Mica Mines of, xx.

Geological notes on, xv.

Journal of a residence in, iv.

Bellerophon, vi.

Belwan, List of i sddietd from, iv. ae oy

Bengal, On the Land Tenures of, xiv. 53 te

Nooks and Corners of, xxi...

Vultures, vi.

Terrestrial and Fluviatile Testacia of, v.

—— Estimate of Civil Life in, I. 277, vi. ..

The Statistics of, xxil. eA

Bengali, cases, xxi. We oe

Benson, W. H. Note on the affinities of Gdtnewen of La-

mark (Potamophila of ae a Genus of Fluviatile

Testacia, vii. ,

Bermuda Vessels, Tees sailed Bee xil.

Beyas River, Gold-washing in the, xvi.

Bahamawpur, Route to vi. 169, xii.

— History of, xvi. p. il. .,

Bharatpur, The Jats of, i.

Bibos, Gauri Gao &c., vi. ?

Brake, Information regarding Titenooin Pirates, vil. ;

Buyru, E. Descriptive Notice of the Bats described as Tap-

hozus longimanus, x1.

Bodo vide Koceh.

570

828

301 -

124

128

310

497

272

295

595

713

316

571

527

148

112

300

B41

387

105

420

1104

266

297

559

273

745

978

784:

(

'

bi

f

j

f

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;

)

265

Boats, A. Interpretation of the Tibetan Inscription on a

Bhotian Banner taken in Assam, v. ‘i Page

Boukephelon, Site of, xxi. i

Browy,—Account of an ancient ee at fish and of tlie

ship-model at that place, vii. :

Bucuanan’s History of Cocch Behar, being an Abus of a

passage from his account of Rungpur, vii.

Buddha Gaya Sculptures, xvi. i ie Aa

Buosda, Route through, vide Leech.

Burabur Hills, xvi. : nA :

Bornes, A. On the Reg Ruwan or moving sand, a sitipala

phenomenon of sound near Cabul, with asketch, vii.

Continuation of Dr. J. Gerard’s Route from Bokha-

ra to Meshid, ii.

Report on ten specimens of ei from Meshid, Vil.

and Conolly’s Travels, iv.

On the Seahposh Kaffirs with specimens of thei

language and custom, vil.

Burpetoh, Earthquakes in, xviii.

Burt, T. S. Note on instruments for srieeshinee Nivel if,

— Defence of Trisection Instrument, 11.

— More Danams from the Sanchi tope near Bhilsa,

taken in impression, Vii.

Cabul, vide Honigberger.

Calcutta, Celestial objects visible in the horizon of, ii.

— Rain-fall at, iv. ae

— Daily evaporation in, xvii. p. 1. ua

—- Meteorological Phenomena, fall of he &e. xvii.

p. 1. ;

CaMPBELL, A. ANstraet of a Msideveo gical Tastee opie at

the Cathmandu Residency for the month of September,

1837, vii.

Candahar, Route to, ee Leech.

Caprolagus, Description of, xiv.

Cases in Bengali and Hindustani, xxi.

Cashgari dialect vide Leech.

Catmando, vide Kathmandu.

264

214

266

Cautiey P. T. anp Prinsep, J. Note on the Coins found at

Behat, 11. + sa Page

Cautuey, P. T. Note on a Fossil Sa Genus allied to

the Giraffide in the Sewalik Hills, vii.

Cervus, A new species of, iv.

Elaphus, x

Ceylon, Ruins, vide Dambool and Avitadtauns,

Tooth relic of, vi. : :

Sciuri of, xviii. 600 ; iia and birds of, XX.

Chakuldah, vide Nurbudda,

Chanderi Cotton, x1.

Cheani vide Garrows, .

Cherrapunji, Fossils from, iv. $:

Cuesyey, A general statement of the labours a proceedings

of the expedition to the Euphrates, v

China, Showers of sand in, xx.

Chittagong, Tides at, vi.

———-— Hill Tribes of, xiv.

Christiania, Coins from, xii.

Chumalert Lake, xvii. p. 1.

Collimator, Taylor’s, iv.

Corvin, J. R. On the Bostacation of the Atreian Panel in

Delhi Territory, ii. 4 a

Cracrort, W. Notes Relative to the Catleoten of some

Geological Specimens in the Kassia Hills, iii.

On the Measurement of the Ilahy Guz of thie

Emperor Akber, i.

Crocodile of Herodotus, viii.

Crows, rasorial, of Nepal, x. ‘

Curnin, J. A Catalogue of Stars to be Siaceren with oe

moon in March and April, 1834, with the view of deter-

mining the difference of longitude of the places whereat

they may be observed, iti.

Cutch, Legend of Vicramaditya’s son in, vi.

Jain Temple in vii.

Cuttack, Section of a Hill in, vii.

Cyclones vide Dust Whirlwinds and Law of heen

ge

227

658

648

721

856

153

1188

520

675

192

949

380

4.43

201

018

105

293

360

590

856

94

648

43

152

:

RAG! £4 eae,

————

267

Dacca, Rain fall at, v. .. i Page

DaCosta, L. On the properties aetna in native medical

works to the Acacia arabica, vi. ..

Dambool, Rock temples of, xvi. y

Darjeling, Botanical notes from, to Tonglo, xviii.

Metaliferous deposits around, xvii. p. 1. ws

Meteorology of, vi. is e 700,

Dehli, Notes on, v. ‘

DeMas, StnspaLtpo, On the itayptian abort of Artificial

Hatching, vill. ;

Dera Gazi Khan, vide Honigberger, a

Route from, to the Viziri cot ott,

Derajat, History of the, xvii. p. il. ..

od

_ Dhauli Inscription, vii. bp a ebo) aod,

Dhanpur, vide Pokhri.

Dhimal vide Kocch.

Drummonp, H. Report on the copper mines of Kumaon, vii.

Dukhun, Mammalia of the, 1.

Dur Dialect vide Leech.

-Dusant vide Garrow.

Egypt, Geological specimens from, xvii. p. 1.

Ethnology, Indian, xviii.

————- and Geography of the Sub- Tait gh XVil. p. 1.

Firozabad, Town and Palace of, xvi.

Fyzabad, Land grant from, x.

Garrows, The Dushani and Cheanni, xviii.

Ghazipur, Manufacture of the oil of jessamine at, viil.

- Ditto of rose water at, viii. A:

Ghazipur, On the saline nature of the soil of, ies EEE,

Ghilzais, xiv.

Ghoraband vide Lord.

Ghoral Antelope, iv.

Gold mines of Siberia, xvi.

ce

washing in the Beyas river, xvi.

Gouri gai, vi.

Goojerat, Damascus blade of, xvi,

4.05

392

340

419

137

888

575

38

175

559

do4

934

161

342

238

544

971

101

45

496

411

36

306

487

266

745

666

268

Goojerat, Floriken from, vi. * Pa Page

Gowhatty, Earthquakes in, xviii... “ty

Grameswara Temple, vii. +

Guanah, Coal from, i.

Guzrat vide Leech and Goojerat.

Hare, Hispid, of the Saul Forest, xvi.

Hazara Country, xiv... aA

Herat, Fossil Shells from, 11.

Herundinide, v.

Himalaya, The fossil elk of the, iv. v2 “#

— Snow line on the, xviii. .. .. 287, 604,

Eagle, vil... ee

Musk, viii.

on the Table of the Boe XIX. a3

on the Vulture of the, iii. 452, 522 ; iv. 454; vil...

Wild goat and sheep of the, iv. 490 ; 710, v. 254; x.

230; xii. 447 ; xvi. 490,

Marmots of the, x

Fauna of the, xiv. he gf

Pika from the, x. i os _

Gypsum from the, 1. = 7” 289,

Hindu Koosh, vide Lord,

Hindus, Lowest state among the, ix. i

Hindustan, Historical Geography of, ix. 24 es

— Passes into, vide Passes.

Hiranphal, Journey to, xvi. p. 1... : bi

Hodesam, Memoir on the, ix. 2 ae 694,

Hog, Pigmy, xvi. ue a ee 423,

Horsok Vocabulary, xxii.

Hosungabad, Geology of, iii.

Soil, Cultivation, &c. of, ii.

Hun Nation, Note on the, v.

Hydrabad, Saline Deposits in, li. .. i

Geological Specimens from, v.

Inn Havxat’s Account of Khorasan, xxii.

ditto Seistan, xxi.

789

173

152

366

572

393

652

719

506

954

20

202

65

20

1003

777

845

816,

4.50

848

210

783

593

121

71

61

823

77

96

152

365

269

Ipn HavKat’s ditto Scinde, xxi... J, Page

India, Conspectus of the Ornithology of, xix. .. 229, 319,

Ancient Geography of, xx. *

Land Shells of, iii. ie L. 81,

Law of Morality for, A. R. xx.

Meteorology of, xxi. Ss

Indian Ocean, Carinaria in the, iv.

Balantium in the, vi.

Genus Curverus in the, iv.

Inscription from Ranode, xvi.

Jarai, Note on the Account of, i.

Jats, Marriage rites of the, ii.

Jubbulpur, Geology of, x1.

— Fossils from, ii.

Jumna Canals, xv.

Fossils, iv.

Jyepur, vu. 53, oe

Kachar, Memoir Of, Is...

Kalan Masjid, xvi. ‘ie

Kalinjar, Inscriptions from, xvii. p. 1. as 8

Kandesh, Arolites from, xi. v oe

Kashkor vide Panjkora.

Kathmandu, On the Meruline birds of, viii.

-~—— New genus of finirostral tribe at, viii.

————— Meteorology of, vi. .. od 610,

————— Earthquakes at,ii. .. sie 564,

Kattiwar vide Leech.

Keddah, Inscription from, xviii.

Kemaon, Limestone fossils from, iii.

— Journey to the outer mountains of, xvii. p. 1. 349,

ne wa ag es te

Keonjar, xi. - fe

Kharakpur, Meteoric iron from, xvii. p. 5388; xviii.

Khoten, Memoir on, iv.

Khyrpur, its population, ix. 109,

49

501

470

38

520

190

383

215

150

698

1079

66

273

392

583

213

500

200

808

577

313

808

37

390

889

636

24:7

628

603

205

171

653

1187

270

Kiang Hang, Route to, vi. “s be Page

Kopa Damau, vide Lord.

Kunkur formations, xiv.

Kunnawar, Notes on, xiii. af Fs 172,

Kussia, Alto-Relievo Figure at, vi...

Kyak Khen, Coal from, 1.

Ladakh, Churmuni lake in, xvii. p. L

Laghmani dialect vide Leech,

Lah, Hotsprings of, vi. ‘

Lahsa, Itinerary from Phari to, xvii. p. i.

Lahul, Journal ofa trip through, xvi. p.i.

Language, the Primary of the Buddhist writing, vi.

-——~ of the Eastern Sub-Himalaya, xvi.

Punjabi, Brahmhy, Belochy, Baraky, Pashi, Taabe

mani, Cashgari, Turhai, and Dur vide Leech.

Goand, xvi.

Languages, Comparative Tables ipsa the affinity of the

Greek, Latin, English, Sanscrit, Persian, Russian, Geelic,

Welsh, Lithuanian, German, Hebrews and the Anglo-

Saxon, xii.

Lohand Khad, Hot springs of, vi.

Loochoo Island, Wreck of the Indian Oak on sie! 1,

MacNaveuten, Discovery of the genuine tea plant in Assam,

iv. ah eM ae Me wg

MacCrrtziann, J. Note on Capt. Tremenheere’s Report on

the Tin of Mergui, x1.

Madras, Mural Circle at, 111.

Magnetic dip and Bulaiintty at, vi.

Mackenzie, MSS. at, vii. .. 105, 178, 871,

Malay Cuculide, xi... ie 5) 897,

Birds, xi. ut a% Hs

Malayan Reptiles, xvi. . v2 .- 607, 897,

Malwa, Huli in, ix. % f

Manipur varnish, viii. a s%

Manuscripts, Col. Mackenzie’s, vi, "397; vii. 105, 173, 371,

Masud, Account of, v. .. Be ne os

Masuri, Geological Sketch of, iv. .. Ee

989

44:2

223

477

595

201

153

257

201

682

1244

286

837

153

916

42

25

403

374

4.69

1095

160

1026

311

70

4.69

635

690

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,

271

Mathematics, Remarks on, ii.

Mathia \at. iii.

Meropide, A New genus ru the, v.

Merta, Geology of, ii. 238; xviii. ..

Mijjerthyn Somalis, xiii.

Min River, vide Fuhken.

Mongolian affinities, xxii.

Motimasjid, Sundial in the, ii.

Murshedabad Palace, vii.

Muttra, Statistical account of, v.

Muzufferpur, Meteorological Register kept at, iii.

Naga Hills, On the, x

Nagpur, Geology of, ii.

Nemach, Geological strata of, 111. 238

Nematura, a new genus of Molusca, v.

Nengti River, Journey along the course of én ill.

Nepal Salajit, ii.

— Dying and Weaving in, v.

—- Seven cosis of, xvii. p. 11.

——- Additions to the Ornithology of, v.

——— Rasorial crows of, x.

——-— Sundry new Mammals of, v. ..

——~— Birds, Catalogue of, xii.

—- Rhinolophus, xii.

——- Military Tribes of, i.

——-~ paradoxuros, A. R. xix.

——— Cervus elaphus of, x.

——-— Specimens, il.

——- Lagomys, x.

— Bobina, x.

—- Inscription from, iv. ‘

——- On the Aborigines of, iii. O15 . XVill.

——- Chepang and Kusunda fivibos of; XVI; poli.

Mortality of Hindu Hetaaiee in, Vill.

Page

26,

482,

721,

196,

Nowrozsex Furpoosyen, Report on the weights, measures

and coins of Cabul and Bukhara, vii. mE

Nurbudda, Journal of a passage down the, xviii.

374

483

360

92

319

121

251

552

704

216

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129

71

781

124

605

219

646

770

856

231

301

4.09

217

72

836

101

854

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702

650

892

4.61

272

Nurbudda, Navigation of the, xii. .. a6 Page

— Valley, Fossil deposits in the, vi.

—qs

—-— Fossil shells, viii.

Nurnoor, Red sandstone from, xiii.

Orissa, Kittoe’s Travels in, vii. 679, 1060; Vill. 367, 47 4, 606,

Ovis amnonides, xvi.

Oxus River, The Sources of the, 1.

Pachate, Hotsprings at, ii.

Palibothra, site of, xiv.

Pashi Dialect vide Leech.

Pentapotamia, vi.

Peruk, Account of, v.

Picada, A new genus of the, v.

PrippineTon, Note on the Fossil Jaw sent én J ‘ bbal aaa x.

Piplianagar, Inscription from, vii. 736; v.

Potowar, Greek Sculpture from, xviii.

Prinsep, J. On Lithographs and Translations of heated

Vil. ele :

Brarondines of the Zoological a IV.

Pulo Leda, v

Pundeelah River, Nee Pr Pidia ee Faia

Punjab, The Topes and Grecian remains of the, i.

The salt mines of the,i. .. a

Punjabi Language, vii. 538, 608, 711,

Python, vide Boa.

Raepur, the site of old Mandavi, vi.

Ramavati, Inscription from, iii.

Rangamatti, vide Kansanapur,

Rangoon, Laterite from, xxii.

Ratanpur, vide Grameswara.

Sagor, Fossil palms and shells from, ii.

Deviation of the compass at, xviii.

Sakki Sarvar Pass, vide Leech.

Sambhur salt, v.

Sanchi Inscriptions, vi.

Sarun \at, vide Bakra.

Saul Forests, Hispid Hare of the, xvi.

495

487

708

306

671

568

139

46

137

386

505

778

620

377

131

629

528

575

509

308

145

780

648

209

196

639

4.10

798

451

572

See

273

Saul Forest, Pigmy Hog of the, xvi. 423, # Page

Saurashtra, The Vallabhi Dynasty of, v. ats

Scinde, Ibn Haukal’s account of, xxi.

Seiwri of Ceylon, xvii. ..

Scolopacide, vi.

Sealkote, Rajas of, xviii...

Seesee river, XXil.

Sefan Vocabularies, xxii.

Sehwan Scinde, vide Hoste.

Seistan, Physical Geography of, ix. ..

Sekawati, Temples of, iv. ae

Seont, Specimens of the Goond language from, xvi.

Shahabad, Geological Notes on, xvi. <

Shanghai, Atmospheric Dust from, xvi.

SHerwitt, W. 8S. Notes of a Tour through ‘ae Faieaadeal

Hills, xx.

Shipke to Soobathoo, N pative of a : ourney end Xl.

Siberia, The gold mines of, xvi.

Sikhs, their Holidays, Customs, &c. xiv.

Sikim, Journal of a Trip to, xviii.

Hooker’s Travels in, xvii. p. il.

Silhet-Coal mines, 11.

Sindh, Kiyjukzyae tribe of, ix.

Sitia, Two new species of the genus, v.

Stva, Hymn to, viii.

Sivalik Hills, Fossil Mastodon, v. 294, 768 ; Tito usta

vi. 354; Quadrumena, A. R. xv...

Soane River, Ancient Bed of the, xiv.

Somalis, xiii. 4 :

Somrotee, Fossil Hlephnate Tooth eine lil.

Sonadeh, Transport of coal from, xviii. Pe sis

Soumeanee, Some account of the Port of, ix.

Srimenanti, Account of, v.

Strigine, Piscatory genus of the, v.. v0

Sub-Himalaya, Ethnology and Sis cealis of bes KVL. p. 1.

On the Aborigines of the, xvi. 1235 ; xvii. p. i.

Fossils of the, iv. 565, 694; v. 486, 667, 579, 739,

274

Subansari River, xiv... x “4 Page

Sudya, Plants from, v- .. bs oe 5

Suide of Saul Forest, xvi. 423, ee =

Sungie Ujong, Account of, iv. os a

Sutlej Rivers, Levels taken between the Jumna and the, ix.

Sylhet, Vegetation in the Jheels of, v.

Sylviade, A new genus of the, vi. ..

Syria, Mohammed’s Journey to, xxi.

Tenasserim Provinces, Pine Tree of the, xviii.

on the shells of the, xviii. ie

— Sciuri of the xviii. Zs iM =

Thar Antelope, iv. a be re

Tibet, A. new species of Pheasant fib Vil. Be

Marmot of, x. 777 ; xii. ~ ie A

Polecat of, xviii. .. s

—— Catholic Mission in, xvii. p. i1. A we

Tibetan Antelope, a new species, xv. me =

Tirhut lat, iv. ie ys H |

Tortoise, Geometric, vi... i if fm

Trivent, Temple of, xvi. o Li 49

Turhai dialect, vide Leech.

Turkoman Tribes, x. .. a Are a

Udayagiri, vide Khandgiri.

Unchapahar, Temple of Siva on, iv...

Ungool Coal, viii.

Untadhura Pass, xii.

Urdu Tazkiras, xvii. p. 1. 33 Me

Valmiki, Life of, xxiii. .. a af 4

Vijayagadha, Coal field at, vii. a ae

Vijayamandir, vide Udayapur.

Vikramaditya’s son in Cutch, Legend of, vi.

Vizirt country, vide Honigberger.

Vulcha Pass, xii.

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806

593

537

688

570

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576

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