- Pages
- 123
- Published in
- India
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120250
Segment | Pages | Author | Actions |
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Frontmatter
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i-xxii | James Prinsep | view |
I.—History of Cooch Behár being an extract of a passage from Dr. Buchanan’s Account of Runbpur (Rangapura)
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1-19 | James Prinsep | view |
II—Notice of the Himálayan Vulture Eagle. By Lieut. T. Hutton
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20-25 | James Prinsep | view |
III.—Account of Kálá Bágh on the right bank of the Indus. By Munshi Mohan Lal
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25-27 | James Prinsep | view |
IV.—A brief account of the Origin of the Dáúd Putras and of the power and birth of Baháwal Khán their Chief on the bank of the Ghárá and Indus. by the same
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27-33 | James Prinsep | view |
V.—Facsimiles of Ancient Inscriptions Continued
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33-52 | James Prinsep | view |
VI.—Extracts from the Journal of Lieut. Markham Kittoe submitted to the Asiatic Society at the meeting of the 6th Oct. 1836.—Ruins and Pillar at Jájipur
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53-56 | James Prinsep | view |
VII.—Remarks on “a Comparison of Indo-Chinese Languages &c. By the Rev. W. Morton
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56-64 | James Prinsep | view |
VIII.—On the difference of level in Indian Coal fields and the causes to which this may be ascribed. By J. McClelland Esq. Secretary to the Committee for investigating the Coal and Mineral resources of India
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65-83 | James Prinsep | view |
IX.—Abstract of a Meteorological Register kept at the Cathmandu Residency for the month of September 1837. by A. Campbell Esq. Nipal Residency
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83-83 | James Prinsep | view |
X.—Meteorological Register kept at Darjiling for September 1837. By Dr. H. Chapman
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84-86 | James Prinsep | view |
XI.—Proceedings of the Asiatic Society
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87-91 | James Prinsep | view |
XII.—Meteorological Register
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92-92 | James Prinsep | view |