Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, المجلد 8Bishop's College Press, 1840 |
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الصفحة 761
... Bajour conducts north - west , through the Mikmund or Ootman hills ( 11 ) ; we may therefore distinguish Bajour , with the adjoining districts of Punjkera , from the remainder of this great plain which may be called from Peshawur the ...
... Bajour conducts north - west , through the Mikmund or Ootman hills ( 11 ) ; we may therefore distinguish Bajour , with the adjoining districts of Punjkera , from the remainder of this great plain which may be called from Peshawur the ...
الصفحة 781
... Bajour and Punjkora are considerably cooler in summer and colder in winter than Peshawur ; a winter does not pass without a fall of snow , which is perhaps not melted in less than two days , sometimes a much longer space . Even in ...
... Bajour and Punjkora are considerably cooler in summer and colder in winter than Peshawur ; a winter does not pass without a fall of snow , which is perhaps not melted in less than two days , sometimes a much longer space . Even in ...
الصفحة 789
... Bajour the prevailing wind during the whole of the summer is said to be the east , and the observations made during the stay of the embassy in that country correspond to this opinion . 1839. ] 789 Lieut . Irwin's Memoir of Afghanistan .
... Bajour the prevailing wind during the whole of the summer is said to be the east , and the observations made during the stay of the embassy in that country correspond to this opinion . 1839. ] 789 Lieut . Irwin's Memoir of Afghanistan .
الصفحة 790
... Bajour is in that season productive of great cold . In Peshawur and Bajour , as in our pro- vinces , are occasional blasts during the spring and summer months ; in the former place they blow from the west and south - west . 67. Even ...
... Bajour is in that season productive of great cold . In Peshawur and Bajour , as in our pro- vinces , are occasional blasts during the spring and summer months ; in the former place they blow from the west and south - west . 67. Even ...
الصفحة 791
... Bajour , of which the two last are more west in longitude than Peshawur , have , as being hilly or near hills , much more rain than that place . Kushmeer lying to the east of all these has yet but a few showers , for the mountains to ...
... Bajour , of which the two last are more west in longitude than Peshawur , have , as being hilly or near hills , much more rain than that place . Kushmeer lying to the east of all these has yet but a few showers , for the mountains to ...
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