Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Volume 4 (Google eBook)

Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India)

Baptist Mission Press, 1835 - Oriental philology

Contents

• JANUARY: 1
• Journal of a Tour through the Island of Rambree with a Geological: 20
• Description of the o called Mountain Trout of Kemaon By Dr: 39
• Abstract of Meteorological Observations at Nasirabad By Lieut Col: 43
• Longitude of Natlrabad by lunar Transits and by Observations of Mooa: 52
• Miscellaneous: 59
• Some Account of a Sect of Hindu Schismatics in Western India calling: 65
• Journal of a Tour through the Island of Rambree with a Geological: 82
• Memorandum of an Excursion to the Tea Hills which produce the descrip: 95
• Observations on an Article in Londons Magazine of Natural History: 106
• Roof of the New Iron Foundery at Kasipur near Calcutta: 116
• MARCH: 121
• Excursions to the Ruins and Site of an Ancient City near Bakhra 13: 128
• Proceedings of the Asiatic Society: 177
• Meteorological Register: 184
• IJLRemarks on an Inscription in the Kanja and Tibetan Uchhn Charac: 196
• On the amount of Rainfall at Calcutta as affected by the Declination: 207
• Description of two new species of Cariuaria lately discovered in the Indian: 215
• Rules for Calculating the Lengths of the Drop bars of Suspension Bridges: 222
• On the Temperature of Deep Wells to the west of the Jamna By: 229
• Sketch of the four McnAngkitbowe States in the interior of the Malayan: 241
• Comparison of the Heights of the Baromeier with the distance of: 252
• Collitnatioa Error of Astronomical Instruments By J G Taylor: 258
• Proceedings of the Asiatic Society 387: 287
• IXMeteorological Register 386: 294
• Description of Heavandoo Iholu the Northern Atoll of the Maldive: 319
• T Results of the Observations made on the Tides at Madras from the 31st: 325
• VIIProceedings of the Asiatic Society 349: 348
• VIII: 356
• JULY: 361
• Restitution and Translation of the Inscription found in the Ruins: 367
• Notice of Pagan the Ancient Capital of the Burmese Empire: 400
• Proceedings of the Asiatic Society: 407
• Meteorological Register I: 413
• Notes of a Tour through Palestine: 438
• Characters of three New Species of Indian Freshwater Bivalves: 450
• Redbilled Erolia By the same: 458
• Hints for the Preservation of Objects of Natural History By J: 462
• Proceedings of the Asiatic Society: 472
• SEPTEMBER: 477
• Synopsis of the Thar and Ghoral Antelopes By B H Hodgson: 487
• On the Fossil Bones of the Jumna River By Edmund Dean Serjeant: 495
• On the Fossil Elk of the Himalaya By Lieut W E Baker Engineers 806: 507
• Horary Meteorological Observations made at Calcutta on the 31st32nd: 514
• Miscellaneous Extracts: 525
• OCTOBER: 533
• Journal of an attempted Ascent of the river Min to visit the Tea Plan: 553
• IT Selected Specimens of the SubHimalayan Fossils in the Dadupur Collec: 565
• TI Note on Thylacinus Cynocephalus Extracted from the Osteologieal: 572
• Till Proceedings of the Asiatic Society: 585
• Journal of a Tour through Georgia Persia and Mesopotamia By Capt: 602
• Application of Iron Rods proposed to compensate for the strain occasioned: 643
• Notice of two beds of Coal discovered By Captain J R Ouseley P: 648
• Meteorological Register: 652
• Some Account of the Hill Tribes of the Piney Hills in the Madurai District: 664
• W Geological Observations made in a journey from Mussooree Masuri: 690
• Corrected Character of the Genus Cuvieria of Rang and notice of: 698
• Further Discovery of Coal Beds in Assam By Captain F Jenkins: 704
• Postscript to the Account of the Wild Goat of Nipal printed in the Sep: 710
• Meteorological Register: 716

Bibliographic information

• Title: Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, Volume 4
• Author: Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India)
• Contributor: Asiatic Society of Bengal
• Publisher: Baptist Mission Press, 1835
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Jun 13, 2007