102 ; John R. Henry, 126; Observations of the, W. H. Lock (R. H.), Varieties of Cacao Trees Existing in Ceylon, Milligan, 83; W. F. Denning, 353 ; Observations of 567 Leonids at Harvard, 1904, 233 ; Real Paths, Heights, Lockyer (Sir J. Norman, K.C.B., F.R.S.), Enhanced Lines and Velocities of Leonids, Mr. Denning, 306
of Titanium, Iron, and Chromium in the Fraunhoferic • Leonis, Spectra of, E. Haschek and K. Kostersitz, 354 Spectrum, 94; on the Group IV. Lines of Silicium, 189; Lepidocarpon and the Gymnosperms, Dr. D. H. Scott, Notes on Stonehenge, 297, 345, 367, 391, 535; the Stellar F.R.S., 201
Line near ^ 4686, 475; the Spectrum of u Centauri, 476; Lépinay (Prof. Macé de), Death of, 181
the Arc Spectrum of Scandium and its Relation to Lepine (R.), Modifications of Glycolysis in the Capillaries Celestial Spectra, 476; Further Researches on the Tem-
Caused by Local Modification of the Temperature, 23 ; perature Classification of Stars, 501 the Reduction of Oxyhemoglobin, 599
Lockyer (Dr. William J. S.), the Approaching Total Solar Leroux (Henri), the Tetrahydride and Decahydride of Naph- Eclipse of August 30, 393 ; the Spectroheliograph of the thalene, 47; B-Decahydronaphthol, 455
Solar Physics Observatory, 502 Lespiault (Prof.), Death of, 181
Lodge (Sir Oliver, F.R.S.), Recently Observed Satellites, Lespieau (M.), B-Bromobutyric Acid, 72 ; Action of Hydro- 295; Historical Note on Dust, Electrification, and Heat,
cyanic Acid Epiethyline, 407; Cryoscopic Behaviour of 582 Hydrocyanic Acid, 544 ; Liquefaction of Allene and Ally- | Lodin (A.), Influence Exerted by the Removal of the Moisture lene, 600
from the Air Supplied to the Blast Furnace, 143 Lévy (Albert), Estimation of Carbon Monoxide in Confined Loewy (M.), Determination of the Difference in Longitude Atmospheres, 287
between Greenwich and Paris made in 1902, 191; Pre- Lewis (A. L.). Stanton Drew, 584
cautions Necessary in Execution of Researches Requiring Lewis (Francis J.), Plant Associations in Moorland High Precision, 455 Districts, 257
Logarithms, Blackie's Handy Book of, 271 ; Vier- und Lerden, Physical Research at, 218
fünfstellige Logarithmentafeln, 271 Lhasa : an Account of the Country and People of Central Logwood, Bastard,” S. N. C., 222 Tibet, Perceval Landon, 585
Lohse (Dr.), Photographic Spark Spectra of Titanium and Library, a National University, Prof. G. H. Bryan, F.R.S., Other Metals, 373 300
Lois naturelles, les, Félix le Dantec, 5 Lie's Theory of Finite Continuous Transformation Groups, Loisel (Gustave), Sterility and Alopecy in Guinea-pigs Introductory Treatise of, John Edward Campbell, 49
Previously Submitted to the Influence of Ovarian Ex- Liebenow (C.), Presence of Radium throughout the Earth's tracts of the Frog, 504
Volume as Compensating for the Loss of Heat by Con- Loisel (J.), Climatology of the Past Year, 493 duction, 113
London : Annual Report of the Technical Education Board Liebig (Justus von) und Friedrich Mohr, Dr. Georg W. of the London County Council, 1903-1904; 34; London 4. Kahlbaum, 25
Fog Inquiry, 1901-3, 259; the London Conference on Lirge, le, ses Produits et ses Sous-produits, M. Martignat, School Hygiene, Sir Arthur Rücker, 377; Some Scientific 413
Centres, the Physiological Research Laboratory of the Lite, the Origin of, George Hookham, 9, 101; Geologist, University of London, Dr. Augustus D. Waller, F.R.S., 31; Dr. F. J. Allen, 54
441; the Society of Arts and the London Institution, Life and Energy-Four Addresses, Walter Hibbert, 271 539 Light: Observations of the Zodiacal, A. Hansky, 401; zur Loney (S. L.), the Elements of Trigonometry, 507
Theorie der Extinktion des Lichtes in der Erdatmo- Longer Term in the Polar Motion, Correction of the, Mr. sphäre, Dr. A. Bemporod, 402
Kimura, 133 Light-curve of 8 Cephei, Dr. B. Meyermann, 234
Longitude Observations of Points on Mars, Mr. Lowell, 449 Light Energy, its Physics, Physiological Action, and Thera- | Longitudes, the “ Annuaire " du Bureau des, 234 peutics, Dr. Margaret A. Cleaves, Dr. Reginald Morton, Longitudes, Discussion of Central European, Prof. Th.
Albrecht, 424 Lighthouse, New Light at St. Catherine's, 231
Lorenzo (Dr. de) Naples Volcanic Formations, 62 Lighting : Practical Determination of the Mean Spherical Lowell (P.), thé Rotation of Venus, 47; the Rotation of
Candle-power of Incandescent and Arc Lamps, G. B. Mars, 47 ; Seasonal Development of Martian Canals, 282 ; Dyke, 95
Alternating Variability of Martian Canals, 494 ; Long- Lightning. Second Pyramid of Ghizeh Struck by, 565
itude Observations of Points on Mars, 449 ; Changes on Lindgren (W.), the Hauraki Goldfields of New Zealand, Mars, 618
421; a Geological Reconnaissance across the Bitterroot Lowry (T. M.), Electrical Conductivity and Other Pro- Range and Clearwater Mountains in Montana and Idaho, perties of Sodium Hydroxide in Aqueous Solution, 141 450
Loyalty Islands, Zoological Results based on Material from, Linnean Society, 70, 142, 189, 239, 380, 430, 478, 550, 599 Dr. Arthur Willey, 411 Linnean Society, New South Wales, 192, 263
Lucas (F. A.), Eocene Whales, 102 ; Measurements of Linsbaues (Dr.). Geotropism in Plants, 590
Whales at Balena, Newfoundland, 326 Linton (Mr.), Identity of Various Trypanosomes of Man, Luehmann (J. G.), Death and Obituary Notice of, 279
Lumsden (J. S.), the Reduction Products of Anisic Acid, 358 Lippmann (G.), Measurements of the Velocity of Propaga-Lunar Formation, Origin of, G. Romanes, 256 ; Dr. John-
tion of Earthquakes. 93; the Inscription of Seismic ston-Lavis, 256 ; Dr. G. K. Gilbert, 256 Movements, 95: Interference Fringes Produced by a
Lunar Rainbow, a, J. McCrae, 366 System of Two Perpendicular Mirrors, 263
Lunge (Dr. G.), Techno-chemical Analysis, 458 Lietajous's Figures by Tank Oscillation, T. Terada, 296
Luttringer (A.), the Migration of Ethylene Linkage in ('n- Lusson (C. 1.), Annelid Remains and Ammonites in the
saturated Acyclic Acids, 31; Characterisation of Lac- Salto del Fraile and Morro Solar Districts, 541
tones by Means of Hydrazine, 527 Lista Ul. J., F.R.S.). Dimorphism of the English Species Lutz (L.), Use of Leucine and Tyrosine as Sources of of Nummulites, 71; Relation in Size between the Megalo-
Nitrogen for Plants, 383 ; Comparative Assimilability of sphere and the Microspheric and Megalospheric Tests in Ammonia Salts, Amines, Amides, and Nitriles, 480 the Nummulites, 550
Lydekker (R., F.R.S.), the Supply of Valuable Furs, 115; Liverpool : New Buildings of the University of Liverpool,
the Transposition of Zoological Names, 608 The George Holt Physics Laboratory, New Medical Lyle (Prof. T. . R.), Investigation of the Variations of Mag- Buildings of the University of Liverpool, 63
netic Hysteresis with Frequency, 95 Letersidge (Prof. A., F.R.S.), Tables for Qualitative Lynn (W. T.), Periodical Comets due to Return in 1905, 306 Chemical Analysis, 4
Lyons (Captain H. G.), Variations of Level of Lake Lourdo (Antonino), the Law of the Conservation of Mass
Victoria Nyanza, 15; the Nile. Flood in Relation to the a Chemical Action, 494
Variations of Atmospheric Pressure in North-East Africa, Local Government Board, Scientific Reports of the, Prof.
616 RT, Hewlett, 237
Lyrid Meteors, the, John R. Henry, 560
McClean (Dr. Frank, F.R.S.), Death of, 36; Obituary Malaria, Mosquitoes and, Major Ronald Ross, F.R.S., 590 Notice of, 58
Malclès (L.), Researches on Dielectric Solids, 167 McClelland (Prof. J. A.), Secondary Radiation, 390 ; Malfitano (G.), the Colloidal State of Matter, 143; Electrical
Secondary Radiation and Atomic Structure, 503 ; Second- Conductivity of Colloidal Solutions, 240 ary Radiation produced when the B and y Rays of Mammalia : the Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland, Radium Impinge on Metallic Plates, 543
J. G. Millais, 121; the Land and Sea Mammals of Maccoll (Norman), Death of, 181
Middle America and the West Indies, D. G. Elliot, 212 McCrae (J.), a Lunar Rainbow, 366
Man, Blood Pressures in, Prof. J. Clifford Allbutt, F.R.S., MacDowall (Alex. B.), the Moon and Barometer, 320
375 Macfarlane (Walter), Laboratory Notes on Practical Metal- Man, Craniology of, and the Anthropoid Apes, A. T. lurgy, 413
Mundy, 125; N. C. Macnamara, 125 Machine Drawing, Alfred P. Hill, 149
Man, Electricity in the Service of, R. M. Walmsley, 124 McIntosh (Prof.), Community of Type between South Man, the Origin of, 433
African and European Marine Annelids Generally, 492 Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, 23, 71, 167, McKendrick (Prof. John G., F.R.S.), Uber das Studium 191, 334, 383, 431, 575; Wilde Lecture at, the Early
der Sprach Kurven, E. W. Scripture, 250 ; Fertilisation History of Seed-bearing Plants as Recorded in the of Jasminum nudiflorum, 319
Carboniferous Flora, Dr. D. H. Scott, F.R.S., 426 Maclaren (J. Malcolm), Gold at Chota Nagpur, Bengal, 161 Mankind in the Making, H. G. Wells, 193 MacMahon (Major P. A., F.R.S.), Orthogonal and other Manouvrier (Prof.), Negroid " Characters in European Special Systems of Invariants, 430
Skulls, 453 McMurry (Charles A.), Special Method in Elementary Mansfield (Mr.), Food of the Maine Lumbermen, 254 Science for the Common School, 316
Maps, the First True, C. Raymond Beazley, 159 Macnamara (N. C.), Craniology of Man and the Anthropoid Maps, Popular Star, Comte de Miremont, 484 Apes, 125
Maquenne (L.), Constitution of Ricinine, 119 MacPherson (H. A.), a Fauna of the North-west Highlands Marage (M.), Application of the Vowel Siren to the Study and Skye, 202
of Deafness, 456 Macqueen (Mr.), Methods of Dealing with Dust in the Air Marcet (Mrs.), Rediviva, Chemistry for Youths, 435 in a Cornish Mine, 209
March (F.), New Method of Synthesis of Alkyl Derivatives McWeeney (Dr. E. J.), Carbon Monoxide Asphyxiation in of Cyclic Saturated Alcohols, 431; 1-Methyl-4-benzylcyclo- Dublin, 88
hexanol and 1-Methyl-4-dibenzylcyclohexanol, 479 McWilliam (A.), on the Occurrence of Widmannstätten's Marine Biology : Ecology and Deposits of the Cape Verde
Figures in Steel Castings, 32 ; Acid Ope arth Manipu- Marine Fauna, C. Crossland, 502 ; on a Method of Using lation, 40
the Tow-net as an Opening and Closing Tow-net, George Maddrill (Mr.), Observations on Comets, 449
Murray, F.R.S., 364; Report of the Government of Madreporarian Polyps, West Indian, J. E. Duerden, Prof. Ceylon on the Pearl Oyster Fisheries of the Gulf of Sydney J. Hickson, F.R.S., 18
Manaar, W. A. Herdman, F.R.S., 395: Larva and Spat Magic Origin of Moorish Designs, Dr. Ed. Westermarck, of the Canadian Oyster, J. Stafford, 468; Eumedon con- 165
victor, a Crustacean accompanying a Sea-urchin, E. L. Magnetism : Simultaneous Occurrence of Solar and Mag- Bouvier and G. Seurat, 479 ; Community of Type between
netic Disturbances, A. Nippoldt, 16; Magnetic Dis- South African and European Marine Annelids Generally, turbances 1882 to 1903 and their Association with Sun- Prof. McIntosh, 492 ; Distinct Second Family Type of spots, E. W. Maunder, 118; Magnetic Storms and As- Lancelets (Cephalochordata), Dr. R. Goldschmidt, 590 ; sociated Sun-spots, Rev. A. L. Cortie, 311; Prof. Memoirs on Marine Biology, 618; see also Biology Schuster, 311; Investigation of the Variations of Mag- Marine Expedition, a New British, 562 netic Hysteresis with Frequency, Prof. T. R. Lyle, 95; Mark (Edward Laurens), Anniversary Volume, 169 an Ingenious Method of Constructing Magnetic Charts, Marloth (Dr. R.), a New South African Cypress (Callistris Prof. N. Umow, 184; Analysis of the Results from the schwarzi), 168 ; Mimicry among Plants, 232 Falmouth Magnetographs on Quiet Days during 1891- Marr (Dr. J. E.), Classification of the Sedimentary Rocks, 1902, Dr. Charles Chree, 261; Higher Text-book of
477 Magnetism and Electricity, Dr. R. Wallace Stewart, 270 ; | Mars : Seasonal Development of Martian Canals, Mr. Action of a Magnetic Field on the Discharge through a Lowell, 282; the Alternating Variability of Martian Gas, Dr. R. S. Willows, 358; a Contemplated Magnetic Canals, Mr. Lowell, 494 ; Longitude Observations of Survey of the North Pacific Ocean by the Carnegie Points on Mars, Mr. Lowell, 449 ; Forthcoming Op- Institution, Dr. L. A. Bauer, 389; Drift Produced in position of, R. Buchanan, 494 ; Reality of Various Ions by Electromagnetic Disturbances, and a Theory of Features on, V. Cerulli, 592 ; Changes on, Mr. Lowell, Radio-activity, George W. Walker, 406; Elements of 618; Mr. Lampland, 618; Prof. W. H. Pickering, 618; Electromagnetic Theory, S. J. Barnett, G. F. C. Searle, see also Astronomy 409 ; Coefficient of Magnetisation of Bismuth, Georges Marsh (J. E.), Photographic Radiation of some Mercury Meslin, 431 ; Effect of Temperature on the Magnetisation Compounds, 455 of Steel, Nickel, and Cobalt, Prof. H. Nagaoka and S. Marshall (H.), Salts and their Reactions, 200 Kusakabe, 448; the Magnetic Survey of the United Martignat (M.), Le Liège, ses · Produits et ses Sous-pro- States, 449 ; Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory,
duits, 413 New Year Island, Captain H. L. Crosthwaite, 515; Martin (Geoffrey), Have Chemical Compounds a Definite Terrestrial Magnetism and its Causes, F. A. Black, 557 ; Critical Temperature and Pressure of Decomposition ? 609 a Magnetic Survey of Japan Reduced to the Epoch 1895.0 Martin (G. H.), Practical Chemistry, a Second Year Course, and the Sea Level, A. Tanakadate, Prof. Arthur Schuster, F.R.S., 578; the Diamagnetism of Bismuth, A. Leduc, Martin (Dr. Sidney), Bacteria of Proteus vulgaris, 237 599 : Electromagnetics in a Moving Dielectric, Oliver Martine (C.), a Synthesis of Menthone and Menthol, 311 Heaviside, F.R.S., 606; Determination of the Moment of Martini (Antonio de), Obituary Notice of, 38 Inertia of the Magnets Csed in the Measurement of the Mason (Prof. J. W.), Death of, 325 Horizontal Component of the Earth's Field, Dr. W. Massee (George), Heterogenetic Fungus-germs, 175 Watson, 622
Massoulier (Pierre), Study of lonisation in Flames, 479 ; Magnitude Equation in the Right Ascensions of the Eros Ionisation in Flames, 600 Stars, Prof. R. H. Tucker, 618
Masterman (Dr.), the Salmon Fisheries of England and Maiden (J. H.). the Commercial Timbers of New South Wales, 18 Wales, 157; the Genus Eucalyptus, 422
Mathematics : Patent Flexible Curves and a Parabolic Maignan (F.), Production of Alcohol and Acetone by Curve, W. J. Brooks, 15; a New General Theory of Muscles, 624
Errors, William Edward Story, 15: a Simple Differ- Mailhe (A.), the Three Methylcyclohexanones and the Cor- entiating Machine, Dr. J. Erskine Murray, 38; Intro-
responding Methyl-cyclohexanols, 383 ; Monochloro-de- ductory Treatise of Lie's Theory of Finite Continuous rivatives of Methylcyclohexane, 551
Transformation Groups, John Edward Campbell, 49; the
Zeros of Certain Classes of Integral Taylor's Series, Maunder (E. W.), Magnetic Disturbances 1882 to 1903 and G. H. Hardy, 70; Reducibility of Covariants of Binary their Association with Sun-spots, 118 Quantics of Infinite Order, P. W. Wood, 70; Mathe- Mawley (E.), Phenological Observations for the Year 1904, matical Society, 70, 166, 310, 382, 478 ; New School 430 Arithmetic, Charles Pendlebury and F. E. Robinson, 75 ; Mawson (D.), Radio-activity and Radium in Australian New School Examples in Arithmetic, Charles Pendlebury Minerals, 168 and F. E. Robinson, 75; a School Geometry, H. S. Hall Maxwell (Mrs. J. M.), Children's Wild Flowers, 510 and F. H. Stevens, 75; Theoretical Geometry for Be- Mayer (André), the Composition of Colloidal Granules, 167 ginners, C. H. Allcock, 75: Elementary Plane Geometry, Measurements, an Introduction to the Theory of Mental P. M. Turnbull, 75; Mathematical Problem Papers, Rev. and Social, Edward L. Thorndike, 99 E. M. Radford, 75; the Collected Mathematical Papers of Measures : Construction and Verification of a New Copy of James Joseph Sylvester, 98; Compound Singularities of the Imperial Standard Yard, H. J. Chaney, 543 Curves, A. B. Bassett, F.R.S., 101; Singularities of Mechanical Appliances, Mechanical Movements and Novel. Curves, T. B. S., 152 ; Quadratic Partitions, Lieut.-Col. ties of Construction, Gardner D. Hiscox, 557 Allan Cunningham, 124; Application of Basic Numbers Mechanics : Laboratory Apparatus for Measuring the to Bessel's and Legendre's Functions, Rev. F. H. Jack- Lateral Strains in Tension and Compression Members, son, 166; Groups of Order paqe, Prof. W. Burnside, Prof. Coker, 143 ; Die technische Mechanik : elementares 106; Failure of Convergence of Fournier's Series, Dr. Lehrbuch für mittlere maschienentechnische Fachschulen E. W. Hobson, 166; Extension of Borel's Exponential und Hilfsbuch für studierende höherer technischer Method of Summation of Divergent Series Applied to Lehranstalten, P. Stephan, Prof. George M. Minchin, Linear Differential Equations, E. Cunningham, 166; a 148 ; a Simple Model for illustrating Wave-motion, K. New Geometry for Senior Forms, S. Barnard and J. M. Honda, 295; the Slow Stretch in Indiarubber, Glass, and Child, 174; on a Rapid Method of Approximate Harmonic Metal Wires Subjected to a Constant Pull, P. Phillips, Analysis, Prof. S. P. Thompson, 190; Leçons sur la Pro- 359; Effects of Momentary Stresses in Metals, Prof. pagation des Ondes et les Equations de l'Hydrody-
Bertram Hopkinson, 501 namique, Jacques Hadamard, 196; Elementary | Mediæval Lore from Bartholomew Anglicus, Robert Steele, Treatise on Graphs, George A. Gibson, Prof. George M. 559 Minchin, F.R.s., 211; Die Bilderzeugung in optischen Medical Buildings of the University of Liverpool, 63 Instrumenten vom Standpunkte der geometrischen Optik, Medicine : Obituary Notice of Antonio de Martini, 38; Prof. G. H. Bryan, F.R.S., 217; Grundzüge der Theorie Abstention from Vaccination diminishing, 237; Medical der optischen Instrumente nach Abbe, Dr. Siegfried Research in Egypt, 307; Bacteriology and the Public Czapski, Prof. G. H. Bryan, F.R.S., 217; the Mathe- Health, Dr. George Newman, Dr. A. C. Houston, 388 ; matical Theory of Eclipses according to Chauvenet's Relations between Arterial Pressure and the Amounts Transformation of Bessel's Method, Roberdeau Buchanan, of Chloroform Absorbed, J. Tissot, 408 ; Trypanosomiasis 244 ; Solutions of the Exercises in Godfrey and Siddon's and Experimental Medicine, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 498; Elementary Geometry, E. A. Price, 248 ; Death of G. W. Physical Chemistry of Anästhesia, Prof. Moore and Mr. Hemming, 253: the Form of the Surface of a Fowl's Roaf, 499; a German-English Dictionary of Terms Used Egg, Prof. G. H. Bryan, 254; Blackie's Handy Book in Medicine and the Allied Sciences, Hugo Lang and B. of Logarithms, 271; Vier- und fünfstellige _Logarith- Abrahams, 533 ; Composition of the Oil from Bir Bahoti mentafeln, 271; Polyhedral Soap-films, W. F. Warth, or the “Rains Insect” (Bucella carniola), E. G. Hill, 273 ; Opere mathematiche di Francesco Brioschi, 293 ; 551-2 Opere mathematiche di Eugenio Beltrami, 293 ; Polar Medlicott (H. B., F.R.S.), Death of, 565; Obituary Notice Plotting Paper, Dr. C. G. Knott, 296; Alternants and of, 612 Continuous Groups, Dr. H. F. Baker, 311; Death of Meehan (Rev. Joseph), Intelligence of Animals, 176 Prof. J. W. Mason, 325; Death of Prof. Achsah M. Mees (C. E. Kenneth), the Science and Practice of Photo- Ely, 350; Billiards Mathematically Treated, G. W. Hem- graphy, Chapman Jones, 29; the Molecular Condition in ming, s. H. Burbury, F.R.S., 362 ; Death of Robert Solution of Ferrous Potassium Oxalate, 358; the Theory Tucker, 371; Obituary Notice of, 398 ; General of Photographic Processes on the Chemical Dynamics Theory of Transfinite Numbers and Order Types, of Development, 454 Dr. E. W. Hobson, 382 ; Asymptotic Expansion Meldola (Prof. R., F.R.S.), Isomerism of the Amidines of of Integral Functions of Finite Non-zero Order, the Naphthalene Series, 118; the Chemical Synthesis of Rev. E. W. Barnes, 382 ; Death of Dr. Guido Hauck, Vital Products, and the Inter-relation between Organic 420; Death of J. C. V. Hoffmann, 420; Orthogonal and Compounds, 170 ; Method for the Direct Production of other Special Systems of Invariants, Major P. A. Mac- Certain Amino-azo-compounds, 239; B-NH-ethenyldi- Mahon, F.R.S., 430; Verb Functions or Explicit Opera- aminonaphthalene, 382; the late Prof. Tacchini, 583 tions, Major Ronald Ross, C.B., F.R.S., 431; the Pro- Mellor (E. T.), Geological Survey of the Transvaal, Řeport jaction of Two Triangles on to the Same Triangle, Prof.
for the Year 1903, 55 M. J. M. Hill, Dr. L. N. G. Filon, and H. W. Chapman, Mellor (J. W.), Chemical Statics and Dynamics, 532 478; the Weddle Quartic Surface, H. Bateman, 478; Melting of Floating Ice, the, Heat, 366 Elementary Pure Geometry, with Mensuration, "E. Mendeléeff (Prof.) on the Chemical Elements, 65 Buddon, 507; Lessons in Experimental and Practical Menschen, der Gang des, Otto Fischer, Dr. A. Keith, Geometry. H. S. Hall and F. H. Stevens, 507; the 145 Elements of Geometry, Theoretical and Practical, B. Mensuration, Elementary Pure Geometry, with, E. Buddon, Arnett, 507; the Elements of Trigonometry, S. L. Loney, 507 7: Elementary Algebra, W. M. Baker and A. A. | Mental and Social Measurements, an Introduction to the Bourne, 307: Clive's Shilling Arithmetic, 507; Graphic Theory of, Edward L. Thorndike, 99 Statics, T. Alexander and A. W. Thompson, 507; the Mentone Caves, Recent Exploration in the, Prof. Marcellin Algebra of Invariants, J. H. Grace and A. Young, Prof. Boule, 276 G. H. Bryan, F.R.S., 601; the Dynamical Theory of Meridian Observations, Constant Errors in, J. G. Porter Gases, J. H. Jeans, Prof. G. H. Bryan, F.R.S., 601 ; a Treatise on the Analytical Dynamics of Particles and Merritt (Ernest), Absorptive Power of Fluorescent Sub- Rigid Bodies, E. T. Whittaker, Prof. G. H. Bryan, stances during Active Fluorescence, 423 FR.S., 601
Merz (John Theodore), a History of European Thought in Vatere, la, l'Éther et les Forces physiques, Lucien Mottez, the Nineteenth Century, 241
Meslin (George), Coefficient of Magnetisation of Bismuth, Vatignon (C.). Combinations of Samarium Chloride with 431
Ammonia, 311; Oxidation of Metals in the Cold in Pre- Mesnil (F.), on Surra and the Differentiation of Trypano- space of Ammonia, 551
somes, 551 Marthe* (W. D.), Arboreal Ancestry of Mammals, 351 Metallurgy: Extraction of Vanadium from the Natural Matthews (E. R.). Coast Erosion and Protection, Paper
Lead Vanadate, H. Herrenschmidt, 24; on the Occur- mod at Institution of Civil Engineers, 92
rence of Widmannstätten's Figures in Steel Castings,
Prof. J. O. Arnold and A. McWilliam, 32 ; on the Application of Dry Air Blast to the Manufacture of Iron, James Gayley, 40; Removal of Moisture from the Air Blown into Blast Furnace by Freezing, Economy of Fuel, Alfred Picard and M. Heurteau, 119; Influence Exerted by the Removal of the Moisture from the Air Supplied to the Blast Furnace, A. Lodin, 143 ; on the Use of Dry Air in Blast Furnaces, Henri Le Chatelier, 143 ; Method of Drying the Air for the Blast, Mr. Gayley, 327; Iron Manufacture in Lagos, C. V. Bellamy, 40; Development and Rise of High-speed Tool Steel, J. M. Gledhill, .40; Acid Open-hearth Manipulation, A. McWilliam and W. H. Hatfield, 40; Photographic Method of Recording the Temperature of Pieces of Steel during Cooling, H. Le Chatelier, 88; the Use of Helium as a Thermometric Sub- stance and its Diffusion through Silica, Adrien Jaquerod and F. Louis Perrot, 95; Invar and its Applications, Dr. Ch. Ed. Guillaume, 134; Corr., 158 ; Calcium Metal, R. S. Hutton, 180; Death of Sir Lowthian Bell, Bart., F.R.S., 181; Obituary Notice of, 230 ; Need of Testing Materials to be Subjected to Rapidly Repeated or to 1 Alternating Loads Otherwise than by_determining the Tensile Strength and Elastic Limit, A. E. Seaton and A. Jude, 184; on the Possibility of Producing a Non-brittle Steel Tempered Blue, Ch. Frémont, 191; Report of the Commission appointed by Clifford Sifton, Minister of the Interior, Ottawa, Canada, to investigate the Different Electrothermic Processes for the 'smelting of Iron Ores and the making of Steel in Europe, Prof. J. O. Arnold, 258 ; Influence of Steam on the Reduction of the Oxides of Iron by Carbon Monoxide and Dioxide, O. Boudouard, 263 ; Chrome-vanadium Steels, Captain Riall Sankey and J. Kent Smith, 305; Increase of Volume of Molten Cast Iron, Saturated with Carbon in the Electric Furnace, at the Moment of Solidification, Henri Moissan, 335; Laboratory Notes on Practical Metallurgy, Walter Mac- farlane, 413; Death of Dr. Ernest F. Dürre, 420; Recent Developments in Electric Smelting in Connection with Iron and Steel, F. W. Harbord, 502 ; Death and Obituary Notice of Prof. Bruno Kerl, 540 ; Electrically Heated Carbon Tube Furnaces, R. S. Hutton and W. H. Pat- terson, 598; Special Brasses for Naval Construction, L.
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133 ; Further Observations on Slip-Bands, Novel Method of investigating the Micro-structure of Metals, Walter Rosenhain, 500; Effects of Momentary Stresses in
Metals, Prof. Bertram Hopkinson, 501 Metaphysical Reality, Scientific Fact and, Robert Brandon
Arnold, 485 Metcalfe (Dr. Maynard M.), an Outline of the Theory of
Organic Evolution, with a Description of some of the
Phenomena which it Explains, 509 Meteorology : Sir J. Eliot's Address at Cambridge, J. R.
Sutton, 6; Sir John Eliot, F.R.S., 7; the Floods of the Spring of 1903 in the Mississippi Watershed, H. C. Frankenfeld, 10; the Passaic Floods of 1902 and 1903, 11; Rainfall for 1903 in Mauritius, 14; United States Meteorological Chart of the Great Lakes for the Winter of 1903-4, 15; a Sensitive Hygrometer, Dr. W. M. Thorn- ton, 47: Investigation of Accuracy of Self-registering Thermometers, Mr. Claxton, 62 ; the Melting of Glaciers in Winter, Dr. R. von Lendenfeld, 62 ; Kite Observations on the Lake of Constance, Dr. H. Hergesell, 87; Scien- tific Experiments in Italy with Unmanned Balloons, Dr. L. Palazzo, 113; Royal Meteorological Society, 119, 216, 334, 430, 503, 622 ; Decrease of Fog in London, 119, 542 ; T. J. Brodie, 119; London Fogs, 132 ; Report of the Meteorological Council upon an Inquiry into the Occur- rence and Distribution of Fogs in the London Area, during the Winters of 1901–2 and 1902-3, with Reference to Forecasts of the Incidence and Duration of Fogs in Special Localities, to which is Appended the Report by R. G. K. Lempfert on the Observations of the Winter 1902–3, 259; Meteorological Results of the National Antarctic Expedition, W. Krebs, 131; the Storm of December 6, 157; Monthly Wind Charts for the South Atlantic Ocean, 157 ; the Cyclones of the Far East, Rev. José Algué, S.J., 198; the Climate of Shanghai, Rev. J. de Moidrey, S.J., 209; Meteorology in Mysore for 1903, 210 ; Smoke Problem, F. J. Rowan, 210; the Study of
the Minor Fluctuations of Atmospheric Pressure, Dr. W. N. Shaw, F.R.S., and W. H. Dines, 216; Mean Temperatures of High Southern Latitudes, Prof. Julius Hann, 221; the “ Piesmic Barometer, A. S. Davis, 232 ; Observations at Odessa for 1901--3, 255; the Abnormal Tides of January 7, 258; a Method of Reading. Large Surfaces of Mercury, A. Berget, 287; Observations océanographiques et météorologiques dans la Région du Courant de Guinée (1855-1900), 293 ; Super-cooled Rain Drops, Edward E. Robinson, 295; Cecil Carus-Wilson, 320; Method of Studying Raindrops, W. A. Bentley, 399 ; Climatological Records of the British Empire for 1903. 305; the Duration of Rainfall, T. Okada, 305; the Moon and Barometer, Alex. B. MacDowall, 320 ; Rainfall of the British Isles for 1904, Dr. H. R. Mill, 326; the General Motion of Clouds, Prof. H. H. Hildebrandsson, 329; Connection of Meteorology with Other Sciences, Captain D. Wilson-Barker, 334 ; Résultats du Voyage du S.Y. Belgica en 1897, 1898, 1899, sous le Commandemant de A. de Gerlache de Gomery, 337; Indian and South African Rainfalls 1892–1902, D. E. Hutchins, 342 ; High Barometric Readings over the British Isles during the Latter Part of January last, 351; Remarkable Tempera- ture Inversion and the Recent High Barometer, W. H. Dines, 365; the Circulation of the Atmosphere, James Thomson, 365 ; Influence of the Time Factor on the Cor- relation between the Barometric Heights at Stations more than 1000 Miles Apart, F. E. Cave-Browne-Cave, 379 ; the Action of Hail Cannons, J. Violle, 383 ; Automatic Registration of Atmospheric lonisation, Charles Nord- mann, 407; Fall of Dust at Santa Cruz (Canaries) on January 29 and 30, 422 ; Present Problems of Meteor- ology, A. L. Rotch, 423 ; Phenological Observations for the Year 1904, E. Mawley, 430 ; Denkmäler mittelalter. licher Meteorologie, 438 ; Aëronautical Monthly Ascents of 1904, Prof. H. Hergesell, 447 ; Electrical Effects of Dryness of Atmosphere at Winnipeg, Prof. A. H. R. Buller, 448; Rainfall from the Beginning of the Year, 467; on a Relation between Autumnal Rainfall and the Yield of Wheat of the Following Year, Dr. W. N. Shaw, F.R.S., at Royal Society, 470 ; Preliminary Results of the Kite Ascents made on the Yacht of the Prince of Monaco in the Summer of 1904, Prof. H. Hergesell, 467; Cli- matic Features in the Land Surface, Dr. Albrecht Penck, 472 ; Climatology of the Past Year, J. Loisel, 493 : the Growth of Instrumental Meteorology, Richard Bentley, 503 ; Inversions of Temperatures and Humidity in Anti- cyclones, Dr. A. Lawrence Rotch, 510; Magnetic and Meteorological Observatory, New Year Island, Captain H. L. Crosthwaite, 515; Observations at Hong Kong Observatory in 1903, 516; Rainfall of Six Months Sep- tember, 1904, to February, 1905, 516; Highest Maximum Temperatures. Recorded in the British Empire, W. E. Cooke, 542 ; State of the Ice in the Arctic Seas during 1904, 567; Meteorological Conditions of the Antarctic, Discovery Expedition, C. W. R. Royds, 568 ; Atmospheric Electricity in High Latitudes, George C. Simpson, 573 : Extraordinary Halo Observed at Paris on March 26, Louis Besson, 576; Inversions of Temperature on Ben Nevis, Andrew Watt, 583 ; the Nile Flood in Relation to the Variations of Atmospheric Pressure in North-east Africa, Captain H. G. Lyons, 616; Observations at Crinan in 1904, W. H. Dines, 622 ; Rate of Fall of Rain at Seathwaite, Dr. H. R. Mill, 622 Meteors : the Perseid Shower, A. King, 40; Observations
of Perseids, M. Chrétien, 89; M. Perrotin, 89; G. A. Quignon, 89; Observations of Perseids, 1904. Prof. S. Zammarchi, 133; the Perseids for 1904, V. Fournier, A. Chaudot, and G. Fournier, 167; Observations of the Leonid Meteors, 1904, W. H. Milligan, 83 ; the Leonids, 1904, Alphonso King, 102; John R. Henry, 126; Ob- servations of Leonids at Harvard, 1904, 233 ; Real Paths, Heights, and Velocities of Leonids, Mr. Denning. 306 : Heights of Meteors, Mr. Denning, 89; the November Meteors of 1904, W. F. Denning, 93 : Observations of Bright Meteors, Dr. J. Möller, 211; Parallax of a Low Meteor, P. Götz, 133 ; a Bright Meteor, J. Ryan, 329 ; Bright Meteors, R. L. Jones, 449; the Lyrid Meteors, John R. Henry, 560; Real Path of a Bright Meteor, H. Rosenberg, 569 ; Radiant Point of the Bielid Meteors, K. Bohlin, 469
Meteorites: the Temperature of, H. E. Wimperis, 81; the from Sierra Gorda, Chili, G. T. Prior and G. F. Herbert Canon Diablo Meteorite, Henri Moissan, 95, 287
Smith, 574; Dundasite from North Wales, .G. T. Prior, Mettam (Prof. A. E.), (1) on the Transmissibility of Tuber. 574 ; Three New Minerals from the Binnenthal, Smithite,
culosis of the Monkey to the Ox and Goat ; (2) on the Hutchinsonite, and Trechmannite, R. H. Solly, -574 .
Use of Tuberculin in the Detection of Tuberculosis, 503 | Minerals :. Minerals from the Lengenbach Quarry BinnenMeunier (L.), Action of Magnesium Amalgam upon Di · thal, R. H. .Solly, 118; Radio-activity and Radium in methylketone, 303
Australian Minerals, D. Mawson and T. H. Laby, - 168 ; Meyer (Fernand). Preparation of lodide of Gold by the on the State in which Helium Exists in Minerals, Prof. Action of Iodine on Gold, 72
Morris W. Travers, .F.R.S., 248; Beckelite, Prof. J. Mever (Dr. H.), Star Places in the Vulpecula Cluster, 519 Morozewicz, 305 ;. a New Thallium Mineral, G. T. Prior, Megermann (Dr. B.), Light-curve of 8 Cephei, 234
534; the Mineral Resources of Canada, 571 Miall (L. C.). House, Garden, and Field, a Collection of Mining : an Elementary Class-book of Practical CoalShort Nature Studies, 52
mining, T. H. Cockin, 150; the Royal Commission on Micheli (F. J.), the Genesis of Temporary Radio-activity, Coal Supplies, 324; Annals of Coal Mining and the Coal
Trade, R. L. Galloway, Bennett H. Brough, 361 ; Gold Microchemistry : Death of Dr. T. H. Behrens, 325. 420 at Chota Nagpur, Bengal, J. Malcolm: Maclaren, 161; Microscopy : Royal Microscopical Society, 47, 142, 262, 358, Gold Mining in France, 445; Copper in the United
453, 550 ; on the Reconstruction of a Fossil Plant Lygino States, W. H. Weed, 162; Methods of Dealing with dendron oldhamium, Dr. Dukinfield H. Scott, F.R.S., 47 ; Dust in the Air in a Cornish Mine, Messrs. Thomas and Death of Prof. Ernst Abbe, 278; Obituary Notice of, Macqueen, 209; Interim Report of British Association 301; the Twentieth Century Atlas of Microscopical Petro Committee on Ankylostomiasis. in Britain, 209; Calcium graphy, 341; Practical Micrometallography, J. E. Stead, Carbide as an Explosive in Mining Work, Marcel P.: S. F.R.S., 455 ; Further Observations on Slip-bands, Novel Guedras, 240; Cyaniding Gold and Silver Ores, H. Method of investigating the Micro-structure of Metals, Forbes Julian and Edgar Smart, 292 ; Cerro de Pasco Walter Rosenhain, 500; Bausch and Lomb's B.B.P. Silver Mines, 542 ; Severe Explosion of Rock in the New Portable Microscope, 368
Hillgrove Mine, New South Wales, J. B. Jaquet, 616 Microseismography : Sound Waves of a Cannon have no Minor Planet, Variability of a,: Prof., Wendell, 569 , Appreciable. Effect on a Building. Prof. Vicentini, 621
Minor Planets discovered during 1904, Permanent Numbers Middlekauff (G. W.), Constancy of “Spark " Wave-lengths, . for the, 401
Minor Planets, Orbits of, Prof. J. Bauschinger, 469 Middleton (Prof. T. E.), Agricultural Education and Re-Miremont (Comte de), Popular Star Maps, 484 Search, 230
Mississippi Watershed, Floods of the Spring of 1903 in the, Mal (Dr. H. R.), Rainfall of the British Isles for 1904, 326; H. C. Frankenfeld, 10 Rate of Fall of Rain at Seathwaite, 622
Misuse of Words and Phrases, T. B. S., 9, 54; A. B. Millais (J. G.), the Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland, Basset, F.R.S., 30 121
Mitchell (C. Ainsworth), Inks :. their Composition, and Millet (J. B.), Submarine Signalling by Sound, 595
Manufacture, 269 Milligan (W. H.), Observations of the Leonid Meteors, 1904, Mittelmeerlände, die orientalische Christenheit der, Dr.
Karl Beth, 53 Millochau (G.), the Photographic Spectrum of Jupiter, 89 Modern Electric Practice, i Millosevich (Prof.), Encke's Comet (1904 b), 89, 114 Mohr (Friedrich) und Justus von Liebig, Dr. Georg W. Mimicry among Plants, Dr. R. Marloth, 232
A. Kahlbaum, 25 Minchin (Prof. George M.), die technische Mechanik, ele. Moidrey (Rev. J. de, S.J.), the Climate of Shanghai, 209 mentares Lehrbuch für mittlere maschienentechnische Moissan (Henri), Boron Trifluoride and Silicon TetrafluFachschulen und Hilfsbuch für' studierende höherer tech oride, 71; the Cañon Diablo Meteorite, 95; the Micronischer Lehranstalten, P. Stephan, 148 ; an Elementary graphical Study of the Meteorite of the Diablo Canyon, Treatise on Graphs, George A. Gibson, 211
287 ; Physical Properties of Metallic Calcium, 327; InMineralogy : on the Occurrence of Widmannstätten's crease of Volume of Molten Cast Iron, Saturated with
Figures in Steel Castings, Prof. J. O. Arnold and A. Carbon in the Electric Furnace at the Moment of Solidi- McWilliam, 32; Change in the Colour of Moss Agates, fication, 335; the Preparation of the Diamond, 359 ; C. Simmonds, 54; A. Hutchinson, 101; Blue-stained Determinations of the Physical Constants of Pure Marsh Flints, F. J. Allen, 83 : Thomas L. D. Porter, 126; Blue Gas, 400; Study of the Silicide of Carbon from the Flints at Bournemouth, J. W. Sharpe, 176; the Cañon Cañon Diablo Meteorite, 407 Diablo Meteorite, Henri Moissan, 95; the Micrographical Molengraaff (Dr. G. A. F.), Geology of the Transvaal, Study of the Meteorite of the Diablo Canyon, H. Moissan 55 and F. Osmond, 287; Mineralogical Society, 118, 381, 574; | Molesworth (Sir Guilford L.), Public Works in India Mineral Tables for the Identification of Minerals by their during the last Fifty Years, 13 Physical Properties, Arthur S. Eakle, 123: Tin-ore in | Molinari (Dr. E.). Trattato di Chimica Inorganica Gene- Ross-shire, 161; on the Constitution of Arable Earth, A. rale e Applicato all' Industria, 339 Delage and H. Lagatu, 191; Hæmatite Deposits of Peru, Möller (Dr. J.), Observations of Bright Meteors, 211; Señor Venturo, 236; Nickeliferous Veins of La Mar, Colours of Stars in the Southern Hemisphere, 256 Eduardo de Habich, 236; Alkaline Micro-granites of the Molliard (Marin), Floral Abnormalities produced by. Para- Zinder Territory, A. Lacroix, 263 ; Death of Prof. Ben- sities acting at a Distance, 144 . jamin W. Frazier, 325; a New Mineral Containing | Molyneux (A. J. C.), the Physical History of the Victoria Radium. J. Danne, 335; Fiedlerite, A. de Schulten, 359; Falls, 619 the Preparation of the Diamond, Henri Moissan, 359 ; Montana and Idaho, a Geological Reconnaissance across Enormous Transvaal Diamond, 372 ; Plumbiferous Earths the Bitterroot Range and Clearwater Mountains in, W. oi Issy-l' .vêque contain Radium, M. Danne, 373 ; Epidote Lindgren, 450 from Inverness-shire, H. H. Thomas, 381; Regular Monte Rosa and Col d'Olen International Laboratories, Growth of Crystals of One Substance upon those of the, Prof. Mosso, 443 ; Sir M. Foster, K.C.B., F.R.S., Another, T. V. Barker, 382; Zinc and Lead Deposits
443 of Northern Arkansas, G. J. Adams, 450 ; the Copper Montgomery (Dr. T. H.), Morphological Superiority of Deposits of the Encampment District, Wyoming, A. C. the Male Sex in Animals, 542 Spencer, 450 ; Economic Resources of the Northern Black Monti (R.), New Species of Hydrachnidæ, Polyxo placóHills, J. D. Irving and S. F. Emmons, 450 ; T. A. phora, 543 Jaggar, jun., 450; Refractory Siliceous Ores of South Moon : Variations on the Moon's Surface, Prof. W. H. Dakota, J. D. Irving and S. F. Emmons, 452 ; Petro Pickering. 114; Changes upon the Moon's Surface, Prof. graphy of the Witwatersrand Conglomerates, with Special William H. Pickering, 226; a Possible Explanation of Reference to the Origin of Gold, Dr. F. H. Hatch and the Formation of the Moon, George Romanes, 143; Dr. G. S. Corstorphine, 471; the “Cullinan " Diamond, Origin of Lunar Formation, G. Romanes, 256; Dr. Dr. F. H. Hatch, 549; New Oxychloride of Copper Johnston-Lavis, 256; Dr. G. K. Gilbert, 256; Geology of
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