Chapter

 1 I   |    1862, at the session of the Royal Geographical Society, No.
 2 I   |    oratorical success that the Royal Geographical Society of
 3 I   |    faster than the dies of the Royal Mint itself. So a subscription
 4 I   |         The Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society of
 5 I   |    membership in either of the Royal Geographical Societies of
 6 I   |  Travellers’ Club, or even the Royal Polytechnic Institute, where
 7 I   |       that welcomed him in the Royal Society. He was above all
 8 II  | yesterday, at the rooms of the Royal Geographical Society, and
 9 II  |     very wittily showed up the Royal Society of London and their
10 V   |     English Government and the Royal Society of London have done
11 VIII|    Ferguson and Kennedy by the Royal Geographical Society. Commander
12 XV  |   Population of the Place.—The Royal Tembe.—The Sultan’s Wives.—
13 XV  |   Tembe.—The Sultan’s Wives.—A Royal Drunken-Bout.— Joe an Object
14 XV  |    slowly proceeded toward the royal “tembe,” situated a considerable
15 XV  |     perpetual drunkenness. The royal sot had nearly lost all
16 XLIX|        son of traffic, and his royal palace is a counting-house.”~“
17 XLIV|         in the archives of the Royal Geographical Society of
18 XLIV|    reception they got from the Royal Geographical Society, nor
19 XLIV|        a public meeting of the Royal Geographical Society, gave