Irvine, Dr. R. H.

1. Some account of the general and medical topography of Ajmeer. 8°. Calcutta, 1841.

2. A few observations on the probable results of a scientific research after Metalliferous deposits in the Sub-Himalayan range around Darjeeling. Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XVII, pt. i, 137, (1848).

Irwin.

1. Memoir on the Soil, Produce, and Husbandry of Afghanistan and the neighbouring countries: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., VIII, 745-804, 869900, 1005-1015, (1839); IX, 33—65, 189–197, (1840).

J. D. G.

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1. The Temperature of water in wells: Glean Sci., II, 131—132, (1830). Jack, A.

1. Extracts from letters relating to the country between Neemuch and Ferozepore: Calcutta Jour. Nat. Hist., I, 555—557, (1841).

Jack, W.

1. Notice respecting the rocks of the Island of Penang and Singapur, Straits of Malacca; part of a letter to H. T. Colebrooke: Geol. Trans., 2nd series, I, 165, (1824).

Jackson, W.

1. On the Iron Works of Beerbhoom: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XIV, 754-755, (1845).

2. Notice of two heads found in the Northern Districts of the Punjab: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XXI, 511, (1852).

Jacob, A. A.

1. Reconnoissance of the Nerbudda Valley in Central India: Jour. Geol. Soc. Dublin, VI, 183, (1854).

2. Report on the Iron and Coal Districts of the Nerbudda Valley from Poonassa to Jubbulpore: Sel. Rec. Bo. Gov., new series, IX, 42-48, (1855); XIV, 136—141, (1855).

Jacob, Le Grand.

1. Report on the Iron of Kattywar, its comparative value with British metal, the mines and methods of smelting the ore: Jour. Roy. As. Soc., VII, 98-104, (1843); Sel. Rec. Bo. Gov., XXXVII, 465-471, (1856).

2. Letter prefacing extract from journal of a trip from Sind to Kutch in 1852: Trans. Bo. Geog. Soc., XVI, pp. xxxi-xxxiv, (1863).

3. Extract from Journal of a trip to Sind from Kutch in 1852: Trans. Bo. Geog. Soc., XVI, 22-29, (1863).

4. Extracts from a journal kept during a tour made in 1851 through Kutch, giving some account of the Alum Mines of Murrh, and of changes effected in 1844 by a series of Earthquakes that appear hitherto to have escaped notice: Trans. Bo. Geog. Soc., XVI, 56-66, (1863).

Jacquemont, Victor.

1. Voyage dans l'Inde, pendant les années 1828 à 1832, 4 vols. Text, 2 vols. Atlas. 4°, Paris, 1841.

Jameson, R.

1. On the Graphite, or Black Lead, of Ceylon: Edin. New Phil. Jour., XIII, 346, (1832).

Jameson, W.

1. Remarks on the geology, &c., of the country extending between Bhar and Simla: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., VIII, 1037-1056, (1839).

2. Extract from a letter to Mr. Clerk [Minerals from Kalabagh]: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XI, 1—3, (1842).

3. First Report by Dr. Jameson of his deputation by Government to examine the effects of the great Inundation of the Indus: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XII, 183-225, (1843).

Jamieson, H. W.

1. On Beekite from the Punjab: Geol. Mag., 2nd Decade, VI, 284—286, (1879).

Jamieson, T. F.

1. On the Parallel Roads of Glen Roy, and their place in the History of the Glacial period: Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc., XIX, 235-259, (1863). [Reference to glacial deposits in Central Asia, pp. 257-258.]

Jenkins, F.

1. An account of some minerals collected at Nagpur and its vicinity with remarks on the geology of that part of the country: As. Res., XVIII, pt. 2, 195-215, (1833); Glean. Sci., I, 226-427, (1829).

2. Further discovery of coal beds in Assam Jour. As. Soc. Beng., IV, 704-706, (1835).

3. Announcement of two new sites of coal in Assam: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., VII, 169–170, (1838).

4. [Letters on the discovery of Coal of a very superior description, in a new situation in Upper Assam]: Cal. Jour. Nat. Hist., VII, 213–215, 368-369, (1847).

Jenkins, H. M.

1. On some Tertiary Mollusca from Mount Sela, in the Island of Java (with a note on the nummulitic formation of India): Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc., XX, 45-66, (1864).

Jenkins, R.

1. Report on 'the Territories of the Rajah of Nagpore; submitted to the Supreme Government of India. 4°. Calcutta, 1827.

2. Announcement of two new sites of coal in Assam: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., VII, 169, (1838.)

3. Note respecting the Jaipur [Assam] coal: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., VII, 368,

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Jervis, H.

1. Narrative of a journey to the falls of the Cavery: with an historical and descriptive account of the Neilgherry Hills. 8°. London, 1834.

Jervis, T. B.

1. On slate quarries in the Western Ghauts: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., I, 514— 515, (1832).

Jessop & Co.

1. Note on the smelting of the Iron Ore of the District of Burdwan : Jour. As. Soc. Beng., VIII, 683-684, (1839).

Johnston, T. M. H.

1. Coal in the Nizam's territory [Berars]: Ind. Economist, III, 177, (1872).

Jones, E. J.

1. Notes on the Kashmir earthquake of 30th May, 1885: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., XVIII, 153-155, (1885).

2. Report on the Kashmir earthquake of 30th May, 1885: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., XVIII, 221–227, (1885).

3. The Southern coal-fields of the Sátpura Gondwána basin (1887): Mem. Geol. Surv. Ind., XXIV, pt. i, 1—58, (1887).

4. On some Nodular stones obtained by trawling off Colombo in 675 fathoms of water: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., LVI, pt. ii, 209-212, (1887). 5. Notes on Upper Burma: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., XX, 170-194, (1887).

Jones, S.

1. Some particulars regarding the Mineral Productions of Bengal: Glean. Sci., I, 281-286, (1829).

2. Description of the North-West Coal District, stretching along the River Damuda from the neighbourhood of Jeria, or Juriagerh, to below Sanampur in the Pergunnah of Sheargerh, forming a line of about sixtyfive miles: As. Res., XVIII, pt. i, 163-170, (1833); Glean. Sci., I, 261-263, (1829).

3. Remarks on Cancar: Glean. Sci., I, 365-367, (1827).

Jones, T. Rupert.

1. Notes on Fossil Cypride from Nagpur: Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc., XVI, 186-189, (1860).

2. A monograph of the Fossil Estheria: Pal. Soc., 4°. London, 1862. 3. On Fossil Estherie and their distribution: Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc., XIX, 140-157, (1863).

Jumna River.

1. Reports on the Jumna River: Sel. Rec. Gov., N.-W. P., new series, IV, 437-495, (1868).

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Kalikishen, Raja, and Prinsep, J.

1. Oriental accounts of the Precious Minerals (translated by Raja Kalikishen; with remarks by James Prinsep): Jour. As. Soc. Beng., I, 353-363, (1832).

Kankar.

1. On the Production of Cancar: Glean. Sci., I, 247, (1829).

Kasia Hills.

1. Some account of the Casiah Hills [signed F.]: Glean. Sci., I, 252-255, (1829).

2. Excursion to the Chirrapunji Hills [signed C.]: Glean. Sci., III, 172— 174 (1831).

3. On the manufacture of the Sylhet Lime: Glean. Sci., II, 61—63, (1830). Kattiawar.

1. Correspondence relative to geological action on the coast of: Trans. Bo. Geog. Soc., XVIII, pp. lvi-lxiv, lxix-lxxv, and lxxxv-ci, (1868).

Kaye, C. T.

1. Observations on the Fossiliferous beds near Pondicherry and in the District of South Arcot: Mad. Jour. Lit. Sci., XII, 37-43, (1840); Cal. Jour. Nat. Hist., II, 225-230, (1842).

2. Further observations on the fossiliferous beds near Pondicherry, in continuation of a paper which appeared in the Madras Journal of Literature and Science for July, 1840: Cal. Jour. Nat. Hist., II, 231–237 (1842).

3. On fossils discovered in rocks in Southern India: Proc. Geol. Soc., III 792-793, (1842).

4. Observations on certain fossiliferous beds in Southern India: Geol. Trans., 2nd series, VII, 85-88, (1846); Proc. Geol. Soc., IV, 204-206, (1846).

Keatinge, R. H.

1. Neocomien fossils from Bagh and its neighbourhood, presented by Lieutenant R. H. Keatinge: Jour. Bo. As. Soc., V, 621-623, (1857).

2. [Account of the Cretaceous beds of Bagh]: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XXVII, 117-123, (1858).

3. Record of the occurrence of Earthquakes in Assam during 1877: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XLVII, pt. ii, 4—9, (1878).

Keatinge, R. H., and Evans.

1. Report on a passage made on the Nurbudda River, from the Falls of Dharee to Mundlaisir, by Lieutenant Keatinge, and of a similar passage from Mundlaisir to Baroach by Lieutenant Evans: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., XVI, 1104-1112, (1847).

Keene, H. G.

1. Note on the stone industries of Agra: 8°. Mirzapore, 1873.

Kelaart, E. F.

1. Notes on the geology of Ceylon. Laterite formation,-Fluviatile deposits of Newera Elia: Edin. New Phil. Jour., LIV, 28—36, (1852).

Kelsall, J.

1. Geology and Mineralogy [of the Bellary District]: Bellary Manual. 8°. Madras, 1872, pp. 90—97.

Kennedy, A.

1. Notice regarding the working and polishing of granite in India: Edin. Phil. Jour., IV, 349-351, (1820).

2. Notice respecting the working and polishing of granite in India: Edin. Jour. Sci., IV, 281-282, (1826).

Kennedy, J. P.

1. Report on the Iron and Coal Districts of the Narbadda Valley, from Poonassa to Jubbulpore: Sel. Rec. Bo. Gov., new series, IX, 42-48, (1855).

Kennedy, R. H.

1. Extract of a letter on the Cornelians, &c., of Guzeratte: Trans. Med. Phys. Soc. Calcutta, III, 425-428, (1827).

Kerr.

1. On copper ore from Nellore: Jour. As. Soc. Beng., II, 94-95, (1833).

King, J. S.

1. Descriptive and Historical account of the British Outpost of Perim, Straits of Babelmandeb: Sel. Rec. Bo. Gov., new series, XLIX, (1877).

King, W.

1. On the occurrence of Crystalline limestone in the vicinity of Trichinopoly: Mad. Jour. Lit. Sci., XX, (new series, IV), 272—274, (1858). 2. An Account of the Kolymullays, one of the mountain masses in the Salem District of the Madras Presidency: Mad. Quart. Jour., VIII, 266-282, (1865); Mad. Jour. Lit. Sci., 3rd series, I, pt. ii, 63-106, (1866).

3. Notes on the occurrence of stone implements in the North Arcot District: Mad. Jour. Lit. Sci., 3rd series, pt. ii, 36-42, (1866).

4. An account of parts of the Nullamullays, a range of mountains in the Kurnool District: Mad. Jour. Lit. Sci., 3rd series, pt. ii, 63-107, (1866).

5. [On stone implements from Madras]: Proc. As. Soc. Beng., 1867, Pp. 139-142.

6. On the Kuddapah, and Kurnool formations: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., II, 5-10, (1869).

7. Notes on a traverse of parts of the Kummummet and Hannamconda Districts in the Nizam's Dominions: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., V, 46-55, (1872).

8. On the Kadapah and Karnul formations in the Madras Presidency: Mem. Geol. Surv. Ind., VIII, pt. i, 1-291, (1872).

9. Notes on a new coal-field in the south-eastern part of the Hyderabad (Deccan) territory: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., V, 65—69, (1872).

10. Note on a possible field of coal-measures in the Godávari District, Madras Presidency: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., V, 112-114, (1872).

11. Correction regarding the supposed Eozoōnal limestone of Yellambile: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., V, 122, (1872).

12. Note on the Barákars (coal-measures) in the Bedadanole field, Godavari District, Madras Presidency: Rec. Geol. Surv. Ind., VI, 57—59,(1873).