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VII.—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
Vol 4, Iss 39, Page 173
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VII.—Corrected Character of the Cenus Cuvieria of Rang, and notice of a Second Species Inhabiting the Tropical Indian Ocean
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 698
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VI.—Description of Two New Species of Carinaria, Lately Discovered in the Indian Ocean
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 215
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III.—Characters of three New Species of Indian Fresh-water Bivalves
Vol 4, Iss 44, Page 450
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VIII.—Synopsis of the Vespertilionidae of Nepal
Vol 4, Page 699
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I.— Some Account of a Sect of Hindu Schismatics in Western India, Calling themselves Ramsanehis, or Friends of God
Vol 4, Iss 38, Page 65
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II.—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. Plate IV
Vol 4, Iss 38, Page 82
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I.—Analysis of a Tibetan Medical Work
Vol 4, Iss 37, Page 1
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II.—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
Vol 4, Iss 37, Page 20
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V.—Abstract of Meteorological Observations at NasÃrabád
Vol 4, Iss 37, Page 49
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VI.—Longitude of NasÃrabád by Lunar Transits and by Observations of Moon Cuìminating Stars
Vol 4, Iss 37, Page 52
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III.—Memorandum of an Excursion to the Tea Hills which Produce the Description of Tea Known in Commerce under the Designation of Ankoy Tea
Vol 4, Iss 38, Page 95
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IV.—Observations on an Article in Loudon’s Magazine of Natural History on the Subject of the Albatross
Vol 4, Iss 38, Page 106
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III.—Description of the (so called) Mountain Trout of Kemaon
Vol 4, Iss 37, Page 39
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III.—Journal of a Tour Through the Island of Rambree. (Ramri; Sans. Ramdvati,) on the Arracan Coast
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 199
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IV.—On the Amount of Rain-fall at Calcutta, as Affecte
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 207
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V.—Further Note on the Inscription from Sarnath, Printed in the Last No. of this Journal
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 211
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IV.—Report on the Island of Socotra
Vol 4, Iss 39, Page 138
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VI.—Extracts from a Journal Kept during a Voyage from England to Calcutta, in 1831
Vol 4, Iss 39, Page 167
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II.—Farther Particulars of the Sarun and Tirhut Laths and Account of Two Buddha Inscriptions Found, the One at Bakhra, in Tirhu, the other at Sarnath, near Benares
Vol 4, Iss 39, Page 124
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II.—Remarks on an Inscription in the Ranja and Tibetan (Uchhen) Characters, Taken from a Temple on the Confines of the Valley of Nepal
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 196
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IX.—Rules for Calculating the Lengths of the Drop-bars of Suspension Bridges, the Length and Deflection of the Chain, Rise of the Roadway. &c
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 222
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III.—Excursion to the Ruins and Site of an Ancient City near Bakhra, 13 Cos North of Patna, and Six North from Singhea
Vol 4, Iss 39, Page 128
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I.—Account of a Visit to the Ruins of Simroun, once the capital of the Mithila Province
Vol 4, Iss 39, Page 121
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I.—Description of Ancient Temples and Ruin at Chardwar in Assam
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 185
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VIII.—Notices of an Extraordinary Fish
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 218
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IV.—On the Strata of the Jumna Alluvium, as Exemplified in the Rocks and Shoals Lately Removed from the Bed of the River; and of the Sites of the Fossil Bones Discovered therein
Vol 4, Iss 41, Page 261
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V.—Note on the Gold Washings of the Gumti River
Vol 4, Iss 41, Page 279
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XII.—On the Temperature of Deep Wells to the West of the Jamna
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 229
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XIII.—Abstracts of a Meteorological Register Kept at "Caineville, " Musooree (Masuri)
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 230
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X.—Table Showing the Weight or Pressure which a Cylindrical Wroughtiron Bolt will Sustain when Supported at the Ends, and Bonded in the Middle of its Length
Vol 4, Iss 40, Page 225
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I.—Sketch of the Four Menangkabowe States, in the Interior of the Malayan Peninsula
Vol 4, Iss 41, Page 241
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VI.—Further Notes and Drawings of Bactrian and Indo-Scythic Coine
Vol 4, Iss 42, Page 327
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III.—Notice of Pagan. the Ancient Capital of the Burmese Empire
Vol 4, Iss 43, Page 400
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IV.—Register of the fall of rain in inches, at Dacca, From 1827 to 1834
Vol 4, Iss 43, Page 405
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III.—Collimation Error of Astronomical Instruments
Vol 4, Iss 41, Page 258
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IV.—Memorandum on the Fatus of the Squalus Maximus
Vol 4, Iss 42, Page 324
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II.—Comparison of the Heights of the Barometer, with the Distance of the Moon from the Celestial Equator
Vol 4, Iss 41, Page 252
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IX.—Horary Meteorological Register for Calcutta
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 514
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VI.—On the Fossil Elk of the Himalaya
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 506
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III.—Examination of a Mummy Head, Supposed to be brought From Egypt
Vol 4, Iss 42, Page 322
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I.—Account of the Inscriptions upon Two Sets of Copper Plates, Found in the Western Part of Gujerat
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 477
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III.—On the Wild Goat and Wild Sheep of the Himalaya, with Remarks on the Genera Capra and Ovis
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 490
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I.—Geological Sketch of the Neilgherries, (Nil-giri)
Vol 4, Iss 44, Page 413
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VI.—Hints for the Preservation of Objects of Natural History
Vol 4, Iss 44, Page 462
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III.—On the Fossil Bones of the Jamna River
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 495
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II.—Synopsis of the Thár and Ghorál Antelopes
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 487
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VII.—Note on the Vegetable Impressions in Agates
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 507
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III—Journal of an Attempted Ascent of the River Min, to Visit the Tea Plantations of the Fuh-kin Province of China
Vol 4, Iss 46, Page 553
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V—List of Fossil Specimens from Bilwan, and from the Betwa
Vol 4, Iss 46, Page 571
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II—Account of Súngie Ujong, One of the States in the Interior of Malacca
Vol 4, Iss 46, Page 537
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IV.—Description of the Bearded Vullure of the Himailaya
Vol 4, Iss 44, Page 454
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I—Report on Some Inscriptions Found at Hammam, on the Southern Coast of Arabia, 1835
Vol 4, Iss 46, Page 533
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V.—Red-billed Erolia
Vol 4, Iss 44, Page 458
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IV—Application of Iron Rods, Proposed to Compensate for the Strain Occasioned by the Tension of the Strings upon Piano Fortes
Vol 4, Iss 47, Page 643
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XII.—Synopsis of Fossil Genera and Species from the Upper Deposits of the Tertiary Strata of the Sivalik Hills, in the Collection of the Authors
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 706
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VI—Note on Thylacinus Cynocephalus. Extracted from the Osteological Section of the Catalogue of the Museum of the Asiatic Society
Vol 4, Iss 46, Page 572
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III—On the Connection of Various Ancient Hindu Coins with the Grecian or Indo-Seythic Series
Vol 4, Iss 47, Page 621
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VII—Analysis of Copper Ore from Nellore; with Notice of the Copper Mines at AjmÃr and Singhána
Vol 4, Iss 46, Page 574
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III.—Notice of Ancient Hindu Coins, continued from page 640
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 668
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II—Journal of a Tour through Georgia, Persia, and Mesopotamia
Vol 4, Iss 47, Page 602
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VI.—Notice of the Nipalese Spirit Still
Vol 4, Iss 41, Page 282
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I.—Memoir on Chinese Tartary and Khoten
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 653
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V.—Register of the Thermometer at Ambala, for 1834
Vol 4, Iss 43, Page 405
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VI.—Examination of a Mineral Exudation from Ghazni
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 696
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V—Notice of Two Beds of Coal Discovered
Vol 4, Iss 47, Page 648
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I.—On the Government and History of Naning in the Malay Peninsula
Vol 4, Iss 42, Page 297
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II.—Some Account of the Hill Tribes of the Piney Hills in the Madura District. Extracted from the MS. Journal of the late Major Ward. Madras Europeun Regiment
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 664
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IV.—Geological Observations Made in a Journey from Mussooree (Masurf) to Gungotree (Gangautri)
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 690
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V.—Note on the Fossil Camel of the Sub-Himalayas
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 694
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VIII.—Chemical Analyses
Vol 4, Iss 45, Page 509
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X.—Description of the Little Musteline Animal, Denominated Kathiah Nyul in the Catalogue of the Nepalese Mammalia
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 702
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XI.—Further Discovery of Coal Beds in Assam
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 704
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XIV.—Extract from a Meteorological Journal kept at Kandy. Island of Ceylon
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 709
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XV.—Postscript to the Account of the Wild Goat of Nipal, Printed in the September No. of the Journal, Page 49
Vol 4, Iss 48, Page 710
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II.—Description of Heavandoo Pholo, the Northern Atoll of the Maldive Islands. Plate XVIII
Vol 4, Iss 42, Page 319