seeking in Southern Hemisphere, 308; Comet-Orbits, Defini- tive, 483; Cometary Discoveries, 511
Commensalism, a New Case of, 608
"Commercial Organic Analysis," A. H. Allen, 28
Common (A. A.), the New Comet, 501
Comparative Action of Isomeric and Metameric Compounds on
the Growth of Plants, 43
Compressing Gases, Pump for, Cailletet, 308 Conder (Capt.) and Lieut. Mantell, Campaign in Eastern Pales- tine, 231
Conroy (Sir John), Spectrum of Light emitted by Glow-worm, 319
Conservation of Solar Energy, on the, J. J. Murphy, 31; Prof. Pliny Earle Chase, 176
Contact Makers of Delicate Action, Prof. H. S. Hele Shaw, 490, 501
Continental Astronomical Observatories, 331
Cooper (W. B.), Phonodynamograph, 331
Coote (Walter), "Wanderings South and East," 476
Copal Forest at Imhambane, Discovery of, 351
Copenhagen International Geographical Exhibition, 231
Cordoba Zones, 137
Cordoba Observation of Comet 1881 II. on June 11, 186
Corea, Geography of, 282; Ethnology of, 344
Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 135
Corpuscular Theory of Gravitation, Pictet's, Prof. Herschel,
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Cuckoo Singing at Night, 88
Culley's Practical Telegraphy, Translation of, Berger and Bar- donnant, 557
Cumberland Association for the Advancement of Literature and
Science, 161
Cunningham (D.), Recent Unseasonable Weather, 222
Cunningham (J. T.), Darwin Memorial, 124 Cunningham (Major Allan), "Treatise on Rivers and Canals," L. F. Vernon-Harcourt, 5; "Report on the Irrawaddi River, 172; Hydraulic Experiments at Roorkee, 495
Cups and Circles, Chas. Rau, 126
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Letters, Francis Darwin, 104; Alph. de Candolle on, 183; Commemoration in honour of, 183; Prof. Haeckel on Darwin, Goethe and Lamarck, 533
Darwin (Francis), Chas. Darwin's Letters, 104 Darwin (G. H.), Lunar Disturbance of Gravity, 458; On a Misprint in the Tidal Report for 1872, 465 Davis Lectures Programme of the Zoological Subjects, 112 Davison (W.), Collections in Malaiasia, 305
Dawkins (Prof. W. Boyd, F.R.S.), Address at the British Association in the Department of Anthropology, 434
Daylight observation of Comet, 1882a, 210
Dead Heat, A, Edward Muybridge, 81 Deaf-Mutes, Felix Hément, 105
Dechevrens (Marc.), Earthquakes in China, 175; "Typhoons of the Chinese Seas in 1881," 626
Deep-Sea Exploration, 15
Deep-Sea Investigations, The Triton, 230
"Degeneration: an Essay," Reflections on Reading, 603 Delaporte on Cambodean remains, 280
'Cuprous Chloride Cell," A. P. Laurie, 126
Currents of Moderate Strength, Dynamometer for Alternating, Dundee, New University College of, 415 Dr. W. H. Stone, 201
Cuttle-Fish, Colossal, 542
Cyclones, E. Douglas Archibald, 9, 31 ; Is the axis of a Cyclone Dunsink Observatory, R. S. Ball, F.R.S., 236 vertical? J. A. W. Oliver, E. D. Archibald, 222
Ducks, Domestication of, in America, 113
Dudgeon (R. E., M.D.), "The Sphygmograph; its History and Use as an Aid to Diagnosis in Ordinary Practice," 29
Dufour (Prof.), on the Hailstorm, August 21, 1881, 530
Dumas, Summary of works of International Commission of
Weights and Measures, 583
Dusts, some of the Dangerous properties of, Prof. F. A. Abel,
F.R.S., 19
Dutch Society of Sciences at Harlem, Medals awarded by,
510
Duvaux (M.), New French Minister of Public Instruction, 378
Dynamo, Relation between Waste and Useful Work in Shunt, Prof. O. J. Lodge, 311 Dynamo- elektrischen Maschinen, Die Magnet und, Dr. H. Schellen, 318
Dynamometer for Alternating Currents of Moderate Strength, Dr. W. H. Stone, 201
Ear, diseases of, Statistics concerning, 185 Ears, Function of the, in the Perception of Direction, Consul E. L. Layard, 176
Earth, Mean Temperature of the Atmosphere at the Surface of the, as Determined by Observations and by Theory, O. Reichenbach, 150
Earth's Internal Heat, Utilization of, 210 Earth-Tremors in Japan, John Milne, 125 Earthquakes: at Karpathos, 89; at Fayal, 113; in Naples, H. J. Johnston-Lavis, 151; in China, Marc Dechevrens, 175; at Lulea (Sweden), 209, 231; at Laibach and Trieste, 280; at Geneva, 281; at Ardon, Valais, 281; at Chios, 351; at Dijon, 415; Report on Japanese, 464; at St. Louis, &c., 556; Isthmus of Panama, 583; at Panama, 611; at Verona, 634; Earthquakes and Mountain Ranges, Rev. O. Fisher, 7; New Seismatic Apparatus for Indication of Earthquake-motions, 208
Eaton (Rev. A. E.), Aurora, 626
Eclipse, the Total, 40, 52, 75, 82, 83; Eclipses, Total Solar of, 1883 and 1885, 512; English Eclipse Expedition, 63, 129; Eclipse, Janssen's Photographs of, 88; Eclipse Notes, J. Norman Lockyer, F.R.S., 51, 100; Scientific Results of the Eclipse, 181
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Epping Forest, 34; and the Essex Field Club, 159 Equatorial Coudé, Loewy, 414
Erck (Wentworth), the Comet of 1882, 573, 597, 622 Erratic Blocks, the B.A. Report on, 460, 481
Essex Naturalists' Field Club, 41, 67, 159; Cryptogramic Meet- ing of the, 411
Etheridge (Robert, F.R.S.), Opening Address in Section C of the British Association at Southampton, 422
Ethnology, Korean, A. H. Keane, 344; Aino, A. H. Keane, 524
Euclid, Sequel to first six books of, Dr. Casey, 219 Europe, the International Geological Map of. 464
Evans (John, F. R.S.), Unwritten History and How to Read it, 513, 531
Evershed (S.), the Recent Aurora, 548
Eddystone Lighthouse, Opening of new, 89 Edinburgh Royal Society, 23, 47, 95, 167, 264, 287, 335 Edison's Tasimeter, Influence of Time on the Carbon Disk of, Prof. T. C. Mendenhall, 309
Evolution, Permanence and, Dr. G. J. Romanes, F.R.S., 265 "Evolution by Force Impossible," Dr. Jas. Croll, 556 Excitability of Plants, Prof. Burdon Sanderson, F.R.S., 353 Exhibition, International Fisheries, 89
Edison Electric Light in "Press" Department of Telegraph Exhibition, Copenhagen International Geographical, 231 Office, 415
Exploration, Deep-Sea, 15
Edmonds, F. B., Sunspot Period, 292
Edwards (J.) and S. H. Haslam "Conic Sections treated Geo- metrically," 7
Egypt, Eclipse Expedition to, 40; Scientific Exploration in, Gen. Pitt-Rivers, F.R.S., 364; Maps of, 310, 378, 415; Woolwich Balloons sent to, 471; the Injurious Parasites of, Dr. Cobbold, F.R.S., 492; the Oldest Tombs and Tenants, 57; Uganda and the Egyptian Sudan, Rev. C. T. Wilson and K. W. Felkin, 79; Funeral Tent of an Egyptian Queen, Villiers Stuart, 193
Eisner (Prof. Th.) Existence of a Voice in Lizards, 29 "Eira," Search for the, 208, 387; C. R. Markham, F.R.S., 418
Eldridge (G. Morgan), A New Thermograph, 163.
Electric Light, Earliest Use of the Incandescent, 62; "Le Lampe Soleil," 208; Fire Risks from, 272; "Electric Illumination," Vol. I., 305; Electric Lighting by Incandes- cence, J. W. Swan, 356; Domestic Use of Incandescent, 470; Electric Lighting of Kösen, 611; New Arc Electric Lamp, W. H. Preece, F.R.S., 526. Electricity at the Crystal Palace: IV. : "Submarine Tele- graphy," 60; E. Mascart and E. Joubert's Electricity and Magnetism, 147; Electric Railway, 156; Kabath's Electric Accumulators, 180; Electricity on Pike's Peak, 260; Modern Applications of Electricity, E. Hospitalier, 289; Electrical Units, Maurice Lévy, 308; Congres of Electricians, 306, 414; Electricity of Flame, Elster and Geitel, 308; Electric Properties of Flames, 320; Electro- technical Exhibition at Munich, 330, 556; Electric Develop- ment, Exhibition of Practical, 351; Accidents from Electricity in Paris, 378, 415; Lord Kayleigh on the Absolute Measure- ment of Electric Currents, 465; Lord Rayleigh on the Duration of Electric Currents in a Conducting Cylinder, 465; Lord Kayleigh on the Equilibrium of Liquid-conducting Surfaces charged with Electricity, 465; B.A. Report on Electrical Standards, 488; Electric Navigation, Prof. S. P. Thompson, 554; Electric and Gas Exhibition at Crystal Palace, 556; Traité Pratique d' Electricité, C. M. Gariel, 570; International Conference for Establishing Technical Uni- formity in, 583, 611; Electrical Congress in Paris, 633; Experi- ment of Janin and Maneuvrier on Inverse Electromotive force in Voltaic Arc, 308; Hartleben's "Elektro Bibliothek," 611
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Ellis (William), Magnetic Storm of 1882, April, 175 Eloy, Aeronautical Ascent by, W. de Fonvielle, 88 Elster and Geitel, Electricity of Flame, 308 Emin Bey (Dr.), Journey in East of Bahr-el-Jebel, 282
Encyclopædic Dictionary, Cassell, Petter & Galpin's, 510 "Encyclopædia der Naturwissenschaften," 530 Ende (W. am), Proposed Bridge over the Forth, 624 Energy, Solar Conservation of, J. J. Murphy, 31
Engineering, Visit of Society of Telegraph Engineers to School of Military, 257
English Plant-names, Old, Jas. Britten, 243 Entomological Society, 95, 192, 496, 616
Field Clubs, London, 612
Fijian and Maori Comparative Vocabulary, Thurston and Wild, 309
Findlater (Andrew), "Chambers's Etymological Dictionary of the English Language," 7
Finlay (Sept. 8), Comet 18826., 614
Fireballs in Netherlands, Dr. Groneman, 245 Fire risks from Electric Lighting, 272
Fish, Destruction of, by River Pollution, 281; New and Very Rare from the Mediterranean, J. Yate Johnson, 453; Inter- national Fisheries Exhibition, 89, 279, 305, 480; Swedish Fisheries, Gerhard von Yhlez, 57; United States Report of Fisheries, T. B. Ferguson, 474
Food-plant Improvement, Majr Hallett, 91
Forbes (G.), on the Velocity of White and Coloured Light, 465
Forbes (H.O.), Stamens with Different Functions in one Flower, 386; Arrival of, at Larat, 611 Forbes (W. A.), Expedition up Niger, 305 Forth Bridge, B. Baker on, 494
Fowler (John, C.E. F.G.S.), Opening Address in Section G at the British Association at Southampton, 441
Forel (Prof.), Le Grain du Glacier, 89; On Glaciers, 67 Forest, Subterranean, at Crossland, 160
Forest Cultivation, Memorial for School of Colonial, 280 Forth Bridge, The Proposed, Sir G. B. Airy, 598; Prof. G. Reynolds; B. Baker; M. am Ende; Wm. H. Johnson, 623
Fossils, Silurian, in the North-West Highlands, Henry Hicks, 7 Fossil Cephalopods, British, a Monograph of, J. F. Blake, 25 Fossils, Moore Collection of, 280
66
Foster (Dr. M.), Francis Maitland Balfour, 313, 365 Fouqué (F.) and M. Lédy, Synthèse des Mineraux et des Roches," 452 France: Asssociation for the Advancement of Science, 17, 350, 466, 470; Prize offered by the French Government for most u-eful Application of Volta-pile, 184; Number of Public Teachers in France, 281; First Superior School for Females in, 585
Frankland (Dr.), Climate in Town and Country, 380 Free Libraries in America, 329 Freshwater Sponges, New, 43 Fries (Prof. Elias), proposed Purchase of his Botanical Collec- tions by the Upsala University, 113 "Funeral Tent of an Egyptian Queen," Villiers Stuart, 193 Fungi of Huddersfield, Exhibition of, 612
"Galeni Pergamensis de Temperamentis et de Inæquali Intem- perie Libri tres, Thoma Linacro Anglo Interprete," 1521, 6 Gallo-Roman Town near Poitiers, 635 Galloway (R. L.), a History of Coal Mining, 509 Galloway (W.), "Getting" Coal by Means of Caustic Lime, 298, 365; Colliery Ventilation, by Alan Bagot, 339 Galton (Fras.), Rapid-View Instrument for Momentary Atti- tudes, 249 Galvanometers, Graded, Sir William Thomson's A. Gray, 506
Gamgee (Prof. Arthur, F.R.S.), Opening Address in Section D at the British Association at Southampton, 405 Gardner (J. S.), Phylloxera, 38; a Chap'er in the History of Coniferæ-the Abietineæ, 106; "Madeira: its Scenery," 363; the Cause of Elevation and Subsidence of Land, 468 Gardner (H. D.), the Watchmaker's Handbook, by Claudius Saunier, 319
Gariel (M.), Traité Pratique d'Electricité, 570
Gas Mixture, Absorption of Heat by, Heine, 308 Gas-condensing Pump, Cailletet's, 308; P. J. Lecky, 343 Gases, Absorption of Radiant Heat by, Prof. Tait, 639 "Gasteropoden der Meeres-Ablagerungen der Ersten und Zweiten Miocanen Mediterran-Stufe in der Oesterreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie," von R. Hörnes und M. Auinger, J. Gwyn Jeffreys, F.R.S., 149
Gee (Geo. E.), Hall-marking of Jewellery, 89 Gegenbaur's Morphologisches Jahrbuch, 616
Geiger (Lazarus), "Contributions to the History of the Develop- ment of the Human Race," 103
Geikie (Dr. Archibald, F.R.S.), in Arran, 39; the Geology of China, 241
Geitel and Ekster, Electricity of Flame, 308 Geminorum, Variable Star u, 114
Geography: Geographical Notes, 19, 90, 139, 162, 512, 543; International Geographical Exhibition at Copenhagen, 231; Proceedings of Royal Geographical Society, 231; Geography in Russia, 211; Geography in New South Wales School Books, 279; Geographische Bildertafeln, Oppel and Ludwig, 309
Geology Geologists' Association, 17; Summer Excursion of, 230; Geological Collections in Oxford University Museum, Index Guide to, Prof. Prestwich, 378; Swedish Geological Expedition to Spitzbergen, 447; International Geological Map of Europe, 464; Geological Explorations in New Forest, 556; Geological Society, 46, 95, 263; Proceedings
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Gilder (W. A.), Schwatka's Search: Sledging in the Arctic in quest of the Franklin Records, 7
Gill (Theo.), Chiasmodon Niger and Notacanthus Rissoanus, 574
Gilpin's "Forest Scenery," 612
Giraud (Lieut.), African Expedition, 309
Gizzard, Contents of some Oceanic Birds, H. B. Guppy, 12
Glacial Phenomena, Pseudo, Rev. T. E. Tenison-Woods, 81
Glaciers, Prof. Forel on, 67; Commercial Utilisation of, 185; Le Grain du Glacier, Prof. Forel, 89 旦
Gladstone (Dr. J. H.) and Dr. A. Tribe, F. R.S., Chemistry of Planté and Faune Cells, 251, 342, 603
Glandular Secretion, Prof. Arthur Gamgee on, 407, 411
Glasgow, the Kelvingrove Museum, 67; the Mitchell Library, 160
Gre-ham College, Exhibition of Objects from Iserlohn Tech- nical School at, 257
Griffith (G.), on F. M. Balfour, 365
Grimshaw (Mr.), the Microscope, 531
Groneman (Dr.), Fireballs in Netherlands, 245
Grote (A. Radcliffe), Illustrated Essay on the Noctuidae of North America, with "A Colony of Butterflies," 281, 500 Guiraud (P. L.), Particulars of History of, Feil, 350; Major Herschel, 573
Guinea Pig, Dr. Fraser on the, 493
Guns, Resistance of the Air in, Prof. D. Colladon, 353 Guppy (Surgeon-Major H. B.), Gizzard Contents of some Oceanic Birds, 12; Extension Seawards of the Waters of the Chinese Rivers, 38
Gyula (Prof. Schaarschmidt), Researches on the Division of the Chlorophyll-Granules, and upon the Occurrence of Hypo- chlorin in the Cyanophyceae and Bacillarideæ, 476
Haller (Dr. G., and Cie.), North German Museum for Natural Science, 329
Hallett, Major, Foodplant Improvement, 91
Halo, A Curious, Prof. J. P. O'Reilly, 268, 344; Prof. S. P. Thompson, 293: W. A. Sanford, 320 Hamburg Geographical Society Expedition to Central East Africa, 615
Hampshire, Robert Etheridge, F.R.S., on the Geology of,
422
Hannay (J. B.), Limit of Liquid State of Matter, 370 Hart Testimonial, 232
Haslam (S. H.) and J. Edwards "Conic Sections Treated Geometrically," 7
Hawkshaw (J. Clarke), The Channel Tunnel, 494 Health Resorts; Scottish Highlands, 297
Havre, Telephony at, 352
Hawes (A. G. S.) and E. M. Satow, Handbook for Travellers Hydrometer, Herr Fleischer's, 18 in Central and Northern Japan, 290
Heat, Absorption of by Gas Mixtures, Heine, 308 Heat Developed in Dielectrics, Prof. Bellati and Naccari,
210
Heine, Absorption of Heat by Gas Mixtures, 308 Helms (Ludwig Verner), "Pioneering in the Far East, and Journeyings to California in 1849 and the White Sea in 1878," 476 Hélouis (N. A.), Patent for Manufacture of Hydrogen and Oxygen, 585
Hément (Felix), Deaf Mutes, 105 Hemsley (W. Botting), "Marianne North
Gallery of Paint-
ings of "Plants and their Homes," Royal Gardens, Kew, 155
Henslow (Rev. Geo.), Animal Intelligence, 573
Herring Merchants, Meeting of Swedish, 447 Herschel (Sir W.), Bibliography of his writings, 208 Herschel (Prof.), Pictet's Corpuscular Theory of Gravitation,
343
Herschel (Major), Orange Culture in Florida, 420; Note on History of Optical Glass (Guinand), 573; The Comet, 622 Hesse-Wartegg (Chavelier de), "Turis; the Land and the People," 7
Hicks (Henry), Silurian Fossils, in the North-West Highlands, 7 Highlands, North-West, Silurian Fossils in the, Henry Hicks, 7 High Tides, Hypothetical, Prof. J. S. Newberry, 56 Hilaire (M. Barthelmy St.), Translation of Aristotle's History of Animals, 509
History, Unwritten, and How to Read it, John Evans, F.R.S., 513, 531
Hjaltelin (Dr.), Death of, 184
Hockin, Charles, Death of, 40
Holden, E. S., Washburn Chronograph, 368
Holmes (T V.), "Dene Holes," 634
Holub (Dr.), South African Explorations, 310, 558
Hölzel's Geographische Charakter-Bilder fur Schule und Haus. Herausgegeben unter Pädagogischer und Wissenschaftlicher Leitung, Dr. Josef Chavanne &c., 476
Hongkong, the Proposed Meteorological Observatory at, 113 Horse in Motion as shown by Instantaneous Photography, &c., J. D. B. Stillman, 196
Horse in Motion, Conventional Representation of, F. Galton, F.R.S., 228
Horticulture, Utilisation of Ants in, Prof. C. V. Riley, 126 Horticulture, Belgian, 280
Hoskyns-Abrahall (Rev. John), Meteors, 125
Hospitalier (E.), Modern Applications of Electricity, 209, 352 Hovgaard (Lieut. A.), “Nordenskjöld's Arctic Voyage Round Asia and Europe," 29
"Howard Medal," Statistical Society's Prize, 584
Stadents and Practitioners of Medicine, J. C. Dalton, Prof. J. G. McKendrick, 451 Hungarian Association for the Advancement of Science, G. F. Rodwell, 456
Howitt (A. W.), Australian Aborigines, 452 Huddersfield Fungi Exhibition, 612
Hufner, Diffusion Experiments with Gases on Hydrophane of Czernowitza, 309
Huggins (W., F.R.S.), Photographic Spectrum of Comet (Wells) 1, 1882, 179
Hulme (F. E., F.S.A.), 'Worked Examination Questions in Plane Geometrical Drawing, 103
Hutton (Prof. F. W.), On Biology in an Arts' Curriculum,
209
Human Race, Contributions to the History of the Development of the, Lazarus Geiger, 103 Human Physiology, Treatise on, Designed for the Use of
Hurricane at Manilla, 634
Hydrates (Crystalline) of Phosphoretted and Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Ammonia, and Carbon Dioxide, 614 Hydraulic Experiments at Roorkee, Major Allan Cunningham, 495 Hydrocarbons, Prof. Mendeleef on Heat of Combustion of, 258
Hydrogen and Oxygen, Hélouis' Patent for Manufacture of, 585
"Hydrographical Surveying," Capt. W. J. L. Wharton, 195
Hydrophane of Czernowitza, Diffusion Experiments with Gases on, Hufner, 309
Hydrophobia and Snake-bite, A. Stradling, 221 Hygiene of School-children, French Commission, 634 Hypochlorin in the Cyanophyceae and Bacillariacea, Researches on the Division of the Chlorophyll-Granules, and upon the occurrence of, Prof. Schaarschmidt Gyula, 476 Hypothetical High Tides, Prof. J. S. Newberry, 56
Ice, Curious Formation of, H. Worth, 81
Iceland, Meteorology of, in Winter and Spring of 1881-82, 322 "Summer Travelling in, by Coles," G. F. Rodwell, 363 Oswald's, "" By Fell and Fjord," G. F. Rodwell, 363 "Ideality in the Physical Science," Benjamin Peirce, 104 Imperial Dictionary, 3rd Vol. of Blackie's, 258 Incandescent Electric Light, Earliest use of, 62 Incandescent Lamp, non-Electric, 108; F. M. Sexton, 176; British Electric Light Company's, 230; Domestic use of, 470
Index Guide to Geological Collections in Oxford University Museum, Prof. Prestwich, 378
India, Land and Freshwater Mollusca of, Dr. J. Gwyn Jeffreys, F.R.S., 53
India, the Salt Supply of, Prof. V. Ball, 468 India-rubber Plants, 237
Indigo, change of Ornithological Propiolic Acid into, 614 Induction, Willoughby Smith, 267
"Ingenieurs des Arts et Manufactures," Paris Central School for, 446
Inhambane, Discovery of Copal Forest at, 351
Innuit Tribes on Alaska Coast, Petroff on Limit of, 257 Insects injurious to Forest and Shade Trees, A. S. Packard, 78; the tide of travel of noxious, 136; Scudder's Bibliography of fossil, 159; Fertilisation of Flowers by Dr. H. Müller, 307; Respiratory movements of, 454; an Insect attacking a Worm, Edwin Lawrence, 599; Prof. W. Swan, H. Rix, J. Shaw, 574
Institute of Chemistry, First Provincial Dinner of, 634 Institution of Civil Engineers, 71, 95
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 375
Intelligence, Animal, C. Lloyd Morgan, 523 International Polar Observatories, 294 International Meteorology, 370
International Hygienic Conference, Proposed, in Geneva, 67 Intestinal Movements, Peristaltic, 43
Invertebrate Zoology, Handbook of, W. K. Brooks, Prof. Lankester, F.R.S., 548
Iridium, Process for Melting, 585
Iron and Steel Institute, Annual Meeting of, 17; Autumn Meeting of, 351, 509, 530
"Irrawaddi River, Report on," Major Allan Cunningham, 172 Iserlohn Technical School, Exhibition at Gresham College of objects from, 257
Isomeric and Metameric Compounds, Comparative Action of, on the Growth of Plants, 43
Isomorphous substances, Dilatation of, M. Spring, 306; Pettersson
on Spring's Researches on Expansion of, 568 Italian Census, 258
Italian Antarctic Expedition, Wreck of, 378 Ivory, Artificial, 585
Jacamars and Puff-birds, A Monograph of, or Families Galbu lidae and Bucconidæ, 8; Dr. P. L. Sclater, F.R.S., 499
Jackson (Lewis D'A.), "Modern Metrology," 55 Jackson (B. Daydon) Guide to the Literature of Botany, Jas. Britten, 417; Vegetable Technology, Jas. Britten, 417 Jahn, Density of Bromine Vapour, 567 Jamaica Petrel, Consul E. L. Layard, 177
Jamieson (Jas.), Influence of Light on Development of Bacteria,
244
Jamieson (T. F.), Oscillations of Sea Level, 319 Jamin and Maneuvrier, Experiment on Inverse Electromotive force in voltaic arc, 308
Janssen's Photographs of Eclipse, 88 Japan, Seismological Literature of, 17; Earth-Tremors in, Prof. John Milne, 125; School in, 184; Handbook for Travellers in Central and Northern, Satow and Hawes, 290; Asiatic Society of, 306; Japanese Progress, Col. H. S. Palmer, R.E., 310; Meeting of Japanese Literati, 379; Storm Warning Service in, 414; Earthquake Phenomena of, Prof. J. Milne, 464 Japanese Cotton, 542; Seismology in, Prof. J. Milne; 627
Javanese "Gamelon," 471 Jeannette Expedition, 19, 282; Scientific Results of the, 479 Jeffreys (Dr. J. Gwyn, F.R.S.), "Land and Freshwater Mol- lusca of India," 53; "Die Gasteropoden der Meeres-abla- gerungen der Ersten und Zweiten Miocänen Mediterran- Stufe in der Oesterreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie," Von B. Hornes and M. Auinger, 149
Jenisei, "A. E. Nordenskjöld," Expedition to the, 447 Jenkinson (Rev. T. B.), "Amazulu, the Zulus, their Past History, Manners, Customs, and Language," &c., 522 Jevons (W. S. F.R.S.), Solar-Commercial Cycle, 226; Death of, 377; Obituary Notice of, 420
Jewellery, Hall-marking of, Geo. E. Gee, 89 "Johns Hopkins University, Studies from the Biological Laboratory," 70, 331; Mathematics at the, 202 Johnson (James Yate) New and very Rare Fish from the Mediterranean, 453
Johnson (Prof. Alex.) Newton, Wollaston and Fraunhofer's Lines, 572
Johnson (W. H.), Proposed Bridge over the Forth, 625 Johnston Lavis (N.), Earthquake in Naples, 151; Diary of Vesuvius, Jan. 1 to July 16, 1882, 455
Jointing of Rocks and the Channel Tunnel, Prof. W. King, 45 Joubert (E.), and E. Mascart, Electricity and Magnetism, 147 Joule (James Prescott, F.R.S.), J. T. Bottomley (with Portrait), 617
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Kabath's Electric Accumulators, 180
Kant's (Immanuel), "Critique of Pure Reason," R. B. Haldane, 76; Life of, by Stuckenberg, R. B. Haldane, 361 Karpathos, Earthquake at, 89 Kastner (F.), Death of, 304; the Father of, 415 Keane (A. H.), on the discovery of Stone Implements at Mount Pisgah, U.S.A., 160; "Unexplored Báluchistan. Survey of a Route through Mekrán, Bashkurd, Persia, Turkistan, and Turkey, Ernest A. Floyer," 197; Malayo-Polynesian Lin- guistics, 225; Asia, Rev. A. H. Sayce, 317; Speechless Man, 341; Korean Ethnology, 344; "Six Months in Persia," Edward Stack, 500; Aino Ethnology, 524 Kepler's Works, Cheap issue of Fisch's Edition, 88 Kew Gardens, "Marianne North" Gallery of Paintings of "Plants and their Homes," W. Botting Hemsley, 155 Kinahan, G. H., Megaceros Hibernicus in Peat, 246 Kinch (Prof.), Soy Bean, 447
King (Prof. W.), Jointing of Rocks and the Channel Tunnel,
45
King's College London, Lectures on Agriculture at, 510
Kingsford (Mrs. Anna), Vivisection, 8
Klein (Dr. E.), Cause of Tuberculosis, 13 Koenig's Experiments in Acoustics, 203, 275
Kopp (Dr. Hermann), How may Clouds consisting of Liquid or of Frozen Water be distinguished? 31 Korean Ethnology, A. H. Keane, 344 Kösen, Flectric Lighting of, 611
Kosmic Order, Law of: An Investigation of the Physical Aspect of Time, Robert Brown, 79
Kreuzwald (Dr.), Death of, 470 Krichenbauer, "Theogonie und Astronomie, 341
Kruss (G.), Spectroscopic Method for determining Chemical Action in Solution containing two or more Coloured Salts, 568
Lacustrine Canoe (?) found, 67, 114
Lagarde (M. de), Origin of x in Mathematics, 305 Laibach, Earthquake stocks at, 68 Lakanal Statue at Serres, 446
Lake-dwellers, new Discoveries at Neuchatel, bearing on, 258
Lake Maggiore, Protistological Analysis of, Prof. Maggi, 379
"La Lampe Soleil" in the Royal Exchange, 208 Lamarck, Darwin, Goethe, and Prof. Haeckel on, 533 Lamps, Non-Electric Incandescent, 108; F. M. Sexton, 176 "Land and Fresh-water Mollusca of India," Dr. J. Gwyn Jeffreys, F.R.S., 53
Langley Point, Sea-Shore Alluvion, J. B. Redman, 30 Langley (Prof.), Mount Whitney Expedition, 314
Lankester (Prof. E. Ray, F.R.S.), Dredging in the Norwegian Fjords, 478; Brooks' Handbook of Invertebrate Zoology, 548
Larden (W.), Recent Magnetic Storm and Aurora, 571; The Comet, 623
Larynx, Anesthesia of, by Carbonic Acid, Brown Séquard, 557
Lawrie (A. P.), "Cuprous Chloride Cell," 126
"Law of Kosmic Order: an Investigation of the Physical Aspect of Time," Robert Brown, 79
Lawrence (Edwin), An Insect attacking a Worm, 549 Lay of last Vortex-atom, 297
Layard (Consul E. L.), Function of the Ears in the Perception of Direction, 176; Jamaica Petrel, 177
Lead, Sulphate of, in Secondary Battery, Prof. O. J. Lodge, 596
Lecky (R. I.), Cailletet's Gas condensing Lamp, 343 Leclanché (M. Georges), Death of, 529
Lefroy (Sir J. H.), The Comet, 623 L'Electricité on Progress of Electrical Science, 280 Lemström (Dr.), Measurements of Terrestrial Currents, 479 Lepidoptera, Anatomy of Diurnal, L. H. Scudder, 330 Leslie (Alexander), Death of, 184
Leverrier Telescope, Resilvering of Mirror of, 446
Levy (Maurice), Electrical Units, 308
Lévy (M.), and F. Fouqué, "Synthèse des Mineraux and des Roches," 452
Lichtenburg Figures, 138
Liebisch (Dr.), Geometrische Krystallographie, 266
Light, Influence of, on Development of Bacteria, Jas. Jamieson, 245
Light, Velocity of White and Coloured, G. Forbes, 465 Lighthouse, Opening of New Eddystone, 89 Lighthouses, Prof. W. Swan, 522
Lightning Conductors, R. Anderson, 557
Lime, Getting" Coal by Means of Caustic, W. Galloway, 298, 365; Paget Mosley, 365
Limit of Liquid State of Matter, J. B. Hannay, 370 Limulus, Dr. H. A. Hagen, 126
Lineham, (W. I.), The Recent Aurora, 548
Linguistic, Trübner's Catalogue of Languages and Dialects of the World, 258
Linnean Society, 118, 143, 166, 214
Linnean Society of New South Wales, 640
Liouville (M. Joseph), Death of, 479
Liquid State of Matter, Limit of, J. B. Hannay, 370 Little (Prof.), "Rotations," 447
Liver-Fluke, Life-History of, H. P. Thomas, 606 Liverpool Naturalist's Field Club, Proceedings of, 258
Liveing (Prof. G. D., F.R.S.), Opening Address in Section B at the British Association at Southampton, 402
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