Walter Elliot (Scottish Naturalist) - Writings

Writings

Elliot was the author of :

  • Hindu Inscriptions being an outline of the Hindu Dynasties of S India from 4th to 12th Centuries deduced from Inscriptions collected in the Dekhan. J. Roy. As. Soc. 18
  • Account of the Poma sodomitica, or Dead Sea Apples, Entom. Soc. Trans., ii. 1837-40, pp. 14-17.
  • A Catalogue of the Species of Mammalia found in the Southern Mahratta Country, with their synonyms in the native languages in use there, Madras Jour., x., 1839, pp. 92—108,207-233.
  • Description of a new Species of Naja, or Cobra di Capello, Madras Jour., x., 1840, pp. 39-41.
  • Note on the Species of Naja (N. vittata), described; page 39, Madras Jour., xi., 1840, pp. 390-393.
  • Catalogue of the Mammalia found in the Southern Mahratta Country. Madras Journ Lit & Sc x 1839
  • Numismatic Gleanings, being a description of the most ancient coinage of Southern India. Mad Journ, vols xix & xx
  • Flora Andhrica an identification of the Vernacular names of Plants in the Telugu Districts. Madras, 1858-9
  • On the Characteristics of the population of Central & Southern India. Journ Ethn Soc new series, vol i 1869
  • Ancient Sepulchral Remains of S India particularly those of the Nilagiri Mountains. Rep of the International Congress of Prehistoric Archaeology, 1865.
  • On Bos Gaurus, Jour. Asiatic Soc., x., 1841, pp. 579-580.
  • Description of a new Species of Terrestrial Planria (P. lunata), Madras Jour., xv., 1848, pp. 162-167.
  • On the Farinaceous Grains and the various Kinds of Pulse used in Southern India, Edin. New Phil. Jour., xvi., 1862, pp. 1-25 ; Edin. Bot. Soc. Trans., vii., 1863, pp. 276-300.
  • On Euphysetes simus, Ann. May. Nat. Hist., xix., 1867, pp. 372,373.
  • On the Habits of the Indian Rock-Snake (Python molurus), Brit. Assoc. Reports, xl., 1870 (sect.), p. 115.
  • Address on the Progress of Botanical Science, Edin. Bot. Soc. Trans., xi., 1873, pp. 1-41.
  • On a Goshawk killed at Minto, and other Raptorial Birds, Proc. Berwickshire Nat. Field Club, vol. vi.
  • Rarer Birds of the Hawick District, Proc. Ber. Nat. Field Club, vol. vii.
  • Some Account of the Plague of Field Mice in the Border Farms in 1876-77, with Observations on the Genus Arvicola in general, Proc. Ber. Nat. Field Club, vol. viii.
  • Notes on the Indian Bustard (Eupodotis Edwardsii), Proc. Zool. Soc., 1880.
  • On the Representation and Co-operation of Naturalists' Clubs, Proc. Ber. Nat. Field Club, vol. ix,

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