XXIV
CONTENTS.
CHAP. XV.
THE CHE NAB, OR ACESINES, JOINED BY THE RAVEE, OR
HYDRAOTES.
Page
Chenab described. — Boats on it. — Crossing the River
— Province of Mooltan - 300—303
CHAP. XVI.
THE RAVEE, OR HYDRAOTES, BELOW LAHORE.
The Ravee. — Its tortuous Course and difficult Naviga-
tion.—Towns.—Lahore.—Umritsir.—Toolumba 304—307
CHAP. XVII.
A MEMOIR ON THE EASTERN BRANCH OF THE INDUS, AND
THE RUN OF CUTCH.
Cutch ; its Position. — Alterations in its Western Coast,
from an Earthquake. — Damming of the Eastern
Branch of the Indus. — Injuries thereby. — Dreadful
Earthquake of 1819.— Effects of it.— Raises a natural
Mound. — Overflow of the Indus in 1826. — Its Ef-
fects on the Eastern Branch described. — Opinions. —
Subsequent Alterations of the Indus. — Run of Cutch
described. — Mirage. — Traditions regarding the Run.
— Corroboration of them__Effects of the Earthquake
on the Run. — Flooding of the Run. — Configuration
of the Run Borders. — Run, supposed to have been an
Inland Sea.— Note in corroboration of the Opinion. —
Note on Sindree - 308—328
CONTENTS.
CHAP. XV.
THE CHE NAB, OR ACESINES, JOINED BY THE RAVEE, OR
HYDRAOTES.
Page
Chenab described. — Boats on it. — Crossing the River
— Province of Mooltan - 300—303
CHAP. XVI.
THE RAVEE, OR HYDRAOTES, BELOW LAHORE.
The Ravee. — Its tortuous Course and difficult Naviga-
tion.—Towns.—Lahore.—Umritsir.—Toolumba 304—307
CHAP. XVII.
A MEMOIR ON THE EASTERN BRANCH OF THE INDUS, AND
THE RUN OF CUTCH.
Cutch ; its Position. — Alterations in its Western Coast,
from an Earthquake. — Damming of the Eastern
Branch of the Indus. — Injuries thereby. — Dreadful
Earthquake of 1819.— Effects of it.— Raises a natural
Mound. — Overflow of the Indus in 1826. — Its Ef-
fects on the Eastern Branch described. — Opinions. —
Subsequent Alterations of the Indus. — Run of Cutch
described. — Mirage. — Traditions regarding the Run.
— Corroboration of them__Effects of the Earthquake
on the Run. — Flooding of the Run. — Configuration
of the Run Borders. — Run, supposed to have been an
Inland Sea.— Note in corroboration of the Opinion. —
Note on Sindree - 308—328