C (Geology)-Opening Address by G. W. Lamplugh, F.R.S., President of the Section, on British Drifts and the Interglacial Problem, 387; on the General Geological Structure of the Country Round York, Prof. Kendall, 549; on the Problems Connected with the Palæozoic Glaciation of Australia, India, and South Africa, Prof. J. W. Gregory, 549; Prof. Edge- worth David, 549; T. H. Holland, 549; R. D. Oldham, 549; on the Origin of the Trias, Prof. Bonney and J. Lomas, 549; Prof. Cole, 550; R. D. Oldham, 550; Clement Reid, 550; on the Peculiar Properties of a Variety of Sodalite from Rajputana, T. H. Holland, 550 Section D (Zoology)-Opening Address by J. J. Lister, M.A., F.R.S., President of the Section, the Life- history of the Foraminifera, 400; Zoology at the British Association, Dr. J. H. Ashworth, 550; the Tanganyika Problem, J. E. S. Moore, 550; W. A. Cunnington, 550; Prof. J. W. Gregory, 550; Prof. Pelseneer, 550; Dr. G. A. Boulenger, 551; the Nature of Fertilisation, Dr. V. H. Blackman, 551; Prof. Calkins, 551; L. Doncaster, 551; Dr. Rosenberg, 551; Prof. Hickson, 551; H. Wager, 551; Spicule Formation in Sponges, Prof. Minchin, 551; Prof. Dendy, 551; W. Woodland, 551; Fishery Problems and Marine Investigations, Dr. E. J. Allen, 551; Dr. W. Garstang, 551; G. L. Alward, 551; Systematic Study of Oceanic Plankton, Dr. G. H. Fowler, 552; Life Cycle of the Protozoa, Prof. Calkins, 552; Miss Cull, 552; Infection of Monkeys with Guinea-worm, Dr. R. T. Leiper, 552; Habits of Tube-building Worms, Arnold T. Watson, 552; Papers on Lepido- ptera, Prof. E. B. Poulton, 552; Dr. F. A. Dixey, 552; G. T. Porritt, 552; Mr. Doncaster, 553; Pineal Eye of Geotria and Sphenodon, Prof. Dendy, 553; Formation of Nucleoli, Prof. Havet, 553; Milk Denti- tion of the Primitive Elephant, Dr. C. W. Andrews, 553; a New Conception of Segregation, A. D. Darbi- shire, 553
Section E (Geography)-Opening Address by Sir George Goldie, President of the Section, the Scientific Treat- ment of Geography, 478; on Social Geography, Prof. G. W. Hope, 478; on Coast Erosion, Clement Reid, F.R.S., 478; on a Proposal for Improved Geodetic Measurements in Great Britain, Major E. H. Hills, 479; the Chagos Archipelago, J. Stanley Gardiner, 479; on the Scientific Results of the Survey of the Scottish Lochs, James Murray, 470: on the irrigation Projects Inaugurated by the United States Govern- ment, Major Beacom, 470: on the Wheat Area in Central Canada, Prof. L. W. Lyde, 479; on the Past and Present of Asiatic Turkey, Prof. W. M. Ramsay,
Section G (Engineering)—Opening Address by J. A. Ewing, LL.D., F.R.S., M.Inst.C.E., President of the Section, 418; on Modern Armour and its Attack, Major W. E. Edwards, 500; on the Removal of Dust and Smoke from Chimney Gases, S. H. Davies and F. G. Fryer, 500; on Standardisation in British Engineering Practice, Sir John Wolfe-Barry, 500; on the Deformation and Fracture of Iron and Steel, W. Rosenhain, 500; on the Crystalline Structure of Metals, J. E. Stead, 500; on Structural Changes in Nickel Wire at High Temperatures, Dr. H. C. H. Carpenter, 500; on the New Engineering Laboratories of the University of Edinburgh, Prof. Hudson Beare, 500; on Glow Lamps and the Grading of Voltages, Sir W. H. Preece, 500; on the Advent of Single- phase Electric Traction, C. F. Jenkin, 500; on a General Supply of Gas for Light, Heat, and Power Production, A. J. Martin. 500; on Experiments illus- trating the Balancing of Engines, Prof. W. E. Dalby, 501; on Recent Advances in Steam Turbines, Land and Marine, G. Stoney, 501; on an Application of Stream-line Apparatus to the Determination of the Direction and Approximate Magnitude of the Prin- cipal Stresses in Certain Portions of the Structure of Ships, J. Smith, 501; on the Teaching of Mechanics, C. E. Ashford, 501; on the Central Technical College Lecture Table Testing Machine, Prof. Ashcroft, 501; on Electropositive Coatings for the Protection of Iron
Colonel Crompton, 501; on Suction-gas Plants, Prof. Dalby, 501; on the Strength and Behaviour of Ductile Materials under Combined Stress, W. A. Scoble, 501; on Waterproof Roads as a Solution of the Dust Problem, D. Mackenzie, 501
Section H (Anthropology)-Opening Address by E. Sidney Hartland, President of the Section, Recent Research in the Origin of Magic and Religion, 456; on the Ethnography of the Ba-Yaka, T. A. Joyce and E. Torday, 456; on the Aborigines of Sungri Ujong, F. W. Knocker, 456; on Bronze Weapons and Imple- ments found Near Khinaman, Major P. Molesworth Sykes, 456; Canon Greenwell, 456; Sir John Evans, 457; Prof. Ridgeway, 457; Prof. Petrie, 457; on the Webster Ruin, Rhodesia, E. M. Andrews, 457; on the Origin of the Guitar and Fiddle, Prof. Ridge- way, 457; on the Excavations Undertaken at Sparta by the British School at Athens, Prof. R. C. Bosanquet, 457; on the Prehistoric Civilisation of Southern Italy, T. E. Peet, 457; on the Evolution of Design in Greek and Turkish Embroideries, Miss L. F. Pesel, 457; on the Red Hills" of the East Coast Salt Marshes, F. W. Rudler and W. H. Dalton, 457; on the Grotto at Gargas, Dr. E. Cartailhac, 457; on the Palæolithic Site at Ipswich, Miss Nina F. Layard, 457; an Account of Excavations in Another Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at South Cave, Yorkshire, T. Sheppard, 457; Reports of Committee on the Age of Stone Circles, 457; on the Excavations at Caerwent, Dr. T. Ashby, jun., 457; on Recent Discoveries in the Roman Forum, Dr. T. Ashby, jun., 457; a Col- lection of Crania, Dr. G. A. Auden, 458; on а Recently Discovered Skeleton in Sooska Cave, H. Brodrick and A. C. Hill, 458; on the Relative Stature of the Men with Long Heads, Short Heads, and those with Intermediate Heads in the Museum at Driffield, J. R. Mortimer, 458; on England before the English, J. Gray, 458; on the Physical Characters of the Races of Britain, Dr. W. Wright, 458; Dr. Shrubsall, 458; Prof. Ridgeway, 458; J. L. Myres, 458; Prof. Petrie, 458; on the Hyksos and Other Work of the British School of Archæology in Egypt, Prof. Petrie, 458; on Early Traces of Human Types in the Egean, J. L. Myres, 458; on a Survival of Two-fold Origin, Dr. W. H. R. Rivers, 458; on the Astronomy of the Islanders of the Torres Straits, Dr. W. H. R. Rivers, 458; on a Rare Anomaly in Human Crania from Kwaiawata Island, Dr. W. L. H. Duckworth, 458; on Photographs of Racial Types, T. E. Smurthwaite, 458
Section I (Physiology)—Opening Address by Prof. Francis Gotch, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S:, Waynflete Pro- fessor of Physiology in the University of Oxford, President of the Section, 422; Physiology at the British Association, Joseph Barcroft, 479; on the Minimum Proteid Value in Diet, Dr. F. Gowland Hopkins, 479; B. Seebohm Rowntree, 479; on the Physiological Value of Rest, Dr. Theodore Dyke Acland and Dr. Bevan Lewis, 480; Prof. Gotch, 480; on the Form of Sewage Filters, Dr. George Reid, 480; on the Present System of Reporting and Isolating Infectious Diseases, Dr. Hime, 480
Section K (Botany)-Opening Address by Prof. F. W. Oliver, M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S., President of the Section, the Seed, a Chapter in Evolution, 429: on some Aspects of the Present Position of Palæozoic Botany, Dr. D. H. Scott, 575; on the Formation of the well- known Calcareous Nodules found in the Coal Seams of the Lower Coal-measures, Prof. Weiss, 576; Miss Stopes, 576; Mr. Lomax, 576; on the Phylogenetic Value of the Vascular Structure of Seedlings, Mr. Tansley, 576; Miss Thomas, 576; T. G. Hill, 570: A. W. Hill, 576: on the Structure and Wound- reactions of the Mesozoic Genus Brachyphyllum, Prof. Jeffrey, 576; Mr. Seward, 576; on a New Stigmaria. Prof. Weiss, 576: on the "Physiological Sex in the Mucorineæ, Dr. A. F. Blakeslee, 576; on a Successful Attempt to Inoculate Papilionaceous Plants with the Root-nodule Organisms belonging to Non-papilion- aceous Leguminosa and to Plants of Quite Different
Effect of Sprinkling Urine on the Floors of Green- houses, Prof. Bottomley, 577; Experiments to Show that Ciliation cannot be Used as a Taxonomic Character among Bacteria, Dr. Ellis, 577 Section L (Educational Science)-Opening Address by Prof. M. E. Sadler, President of the Section, 501; Education at the British Association, Hugh Richard- son, 501; on Health at School, Sir Edward Brabrook, 501; on Physical Education, Sir Lauder Brunton, 502; Estimates of the Time, Cost, and Usefulness of Medical Inspection, Dr. Ethel Williams, 502; on the Bases of True Hygiene, A. Burrell, 502: on the Education of Wage-earners of School Age, Mrs. J. R. MacDonald, 502; Physiological Value of Rest, Dr. Acland, 502; Dr. Bevan Lewis, 502; Dr. W. H. R. Rivers, 502; Dr. Macdougall, 502; on the Course of Experimental, Observational, and Practical Studies most Suitable for Elementary Schools, Sir Philip Magnus, 502; on School Training for the Home Duties of Women, Prof. A. Smithells, 502; Scientific Method in the Study of School Teaching, Prof. J. J. Findlay, 502; on the Examination and Inspection of Schools, Prof. Armstrong, 503; W. M. Heller, 503; Rev. E. C. Owen, 503; on the Teaching of Mechanics by Experi- ment, C. E. Ashford, 503
British Association, the Electrical Signs of Life and their Abolition by Chloroform, Dr. Augustus D. Waller, F.R.S., at, 447
British Association, Local Societies at the, 481
British Association, Vectors, &c., at the, Dr. C. G. Knott, 585: Writer of the Report, 586
British Association, the South African Medal of the, Sir G. H. Darwin, K.C.B., F.R.S., 225 British Birds, a Pocket-book of, E. F. M. Elms, 511 British Blood-sucking Flies, Illustrations
British Diptera, a Guide to, Rev. W. J. Wingate, 512 British Fisheries, their Administration and their Problems, a Short Account of the Origin and Growth of British Sea-fishery Authorities and Regulations, James John- stone. 535
British Fresh-water Rhizopoda, James Cash and John Hopkinson, 52
British Inland Birds, a Handbook of, Anthony Collett, 511 British Inland Navigation, 169
British Islands, the Birds of the, Charles Stonham, 607 British Isles, the Butterflies of the, Richard South, 465 British Medical Association, the Toronto Meeting of the, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 529
British Woodlice, the, being a Monograph of the Terres- trial Isopod Crustacea occurring in the British Islands, Wilfred Mark Webb and Charles Sillem, 99
Broca (André), Resistance of Electrolytes for High- frequency Currents, 166
Brodie (F. J.), Mean Prevalence of Thunderstorms in British Islands, 1881-1905, 215
Brodrick (H.), on a Recently Discovered Skeleton in Sooska Cave, 458
Brook (Charles L.), Prof. Barnard's "Unexplained Observation." 595
Brooks (F. E.), the Grape Curculio, 111
Broom (Dr. R.), the Early Development of the Appendi- Cular Skeleton of the Ostrich, with Remarks on the Origin of Birds, 376
Brouardel (Dr.), Death of, 302; Obituary Notice of, 412 Brown (Edward), Races of Domestic Poultry, 13 Brown (Robert, jun.), Researches into the Origin of the Primitive Constellations of the Greeks, Phoenicians, and Babylonians, 410
Brown (R. N. R.), Antarctic Botany, 593
Browne (E. T.), Medusa collected in H.M.S. Research by Dr. Fowler in the Bay of Biscay, 70; the Medusa, 191 Browne (Frank Balfour), Report for 1905 on the Lanca- shire Sea Fisheries Laboratory at the University of Liverpool and the Sea Fish Hatchery at Piel, Prof. W. A. Herdman, F.R.S., Andrew Scott, and James Johnstone, 19
Brunton (Sir Lauder), on Physical Education, 502 Bryan (Prof. G. H., F.R.S.), Death and Obituary Notice of Baron C. R. von der Osten Sacken, 180: Thermo- dynamics of Diffusion, 246; Obituary Notice of Prof. Ludwig Boltzmann, 569; Vorlesungen über die Theorie der Wärmestrahlung, Dr. Max Planck, Supp. to October 11, iii
Bryology die europäischen Laubmoose, Georg Roth, 170 Buchan-Hepburn (Archibald), Suspended Germination of Seeds, 636
Buchanan (E. M.), Resonant Properties of Fossilised Wood, 84
Buddhism Lotus Blossoms, Maung Nee, 221
Budge (E. A. Wallis), the Egyptian Heaven and Hell, 10 Building Effect of Fire on Building Stones, Points of Importance for Fire Resistance, W. R. Baldwin-Wise- man, 134; a Method of Testing Building Material by Means of a Sand-blast Apparatus, H. Burchartz, 460; the Manufacture of Concrete Blocks and their Use in Building Construction, H. H. Rice and W. M. Torrance, 608 Buller (Prof. A. H. R.), Study of the Basidiomycetous Fungus, Polyporus squamosus, 415
Buller (Sir Walter Lawry, K.C.M.G., F.R.S.), Death of, 302; Obituary Notice of, 354 Bulloch (Dr. William), the Specificity of the Opsonic Sub- stances in the Blood Serum, 118
Burchartz (H.), a Method of Testing Building Material by Means of a Sand-blast Apparatus, 460 Burgess (Dr. James), Interpolation for a Table of Frac- tions with a Notice of Synthetic Division, 215 Burke (John Butler), the Origin of Life, its Physical Bases and Definition, I
Burkill (I. Henry), the Fertilisation of Pieris, 296 Burma a People at School, H. Fielding Hall, Archibald R. Colquhoun, Supp. to May 3, vii Burrard (Lieut.-Colonel S. G., F.R.S.), an Account of the Scientific Work of the Survey of India and a Compari- son of its Progress with that of Foreign Surveys Pre- pared for Use of the Survey Committee, 1905, 301 Burrell (A.), on the Bases of True Hygiene, 502 Burrows (Rev. F. R.), Geographical Gleanings, 351 Burton (William), la Ceramique industrielle, Chimie- Technologie, A. Granger, 3
Butter-making on the Farm and at the Creamery, C. W. Walker-Tisdale and T. R. Robinson, C. Simmonds, 6 Butterflies of the British Isles, Richard South, 465
Cady (Prof. W. G.), the Iron Arc, 443
Cain (Dr. J. C.), International Celebration of the Jubilee of the Coal-tar Industry, 318
Calcul graphique, Méthodes de, Frederico Oom, 265 Calcul des Résidus et ses Applications à la Theorie des Fonctions, le, Ernst Lindelöf, 265
Calcutta, Asiatic Society of Bengal, 96, 143, 264, 344, 508 Calderwood (W. L.), the Smolt to Grilse Stage of the Salmon, 375
Caldwell (R. J.), on the Literature bearing on the Hydro- lysis of Sugars, 526
Californian Earthquake of April 18, the, 178: Report upon the. 285
Calkins (Prof.), the Nature of Fertilisation, 551; Life Cycle of the Protozoa, 552
Calmette (Dr. A.), Intestinal Origin of Tuberculous Tracheo-bronchial Adenopathy, 143; Protective Inocula- tion against Tuberculosis, 182; Vaccination against Tuberculosis by the Digestive Tracts, 216; Channels of Entrance of the Tubercle Bacillus into the Organism, 593
Cambridge Philosophical Society, 94, 191
Cameron (Dr. Isabella), Study of the Dietaries of Students' Residences in Edinburgh, 263
Campbell (A.), Bifilar Galvanometer Free from Zero Creep, 166
Brownlee (Dr. John), Theory of Epidemics, 263 Bruno (Giordano), In Memoriam of the 17th February, 1000, Alois Riehl, 244
Canada, Geological Survey of, A. P. Low, 175; Prof. Robert Bell, F.R.S., 245; F. R. S., 245 Cancer: Ten Years' Record of the Treatment of Cancer without Operation, Dr. Robert Bell, 269; Experimental Analysis of the Growth of Cancer, E. F. Bashford, J. A. Murray, and W. H. Bowen, 483; see Morbology Cape Town: South African Philosophical Society, 376 Capron (A. J.), Method of Compressing Steel Ingots, 68 Carbohydrate Metabolism, on, with an Appendix on the Assimilation of Carbohydrate into Proteid and Fat, followed by the Fundamental Principles and the Treat- ment of Diabetes, Dialectically Discussed, Dr. F. W. Pavy, F.R.S., 631
Carbon Dioxide in the Breath, F. Southerden, 81 Carboni fossili inglesi, Dr. Guglielmo Gherardi, 514 Carnegie (Dr. Andrew), Modern Needs in Universities, Address at the University of Edinburgh, 648 Carnegie (Douglas), Optical Illusions, 610
Carpenter (F. W.), the Effects of Inbreeding, Cross-breed- ing, and Selection upon Drosophila, 337 Carpenter (Dr. H. C. H.), on Structural Changes in Nickel Wire at High Temperatures, 500
Carré (H.), Distemper in Dogs, 48
Carruthers (D.), Ascents in the Ruwenzori Range, 132 Carruthers (William, F.R.S.), Vitality of Farm Seeds, 475 Cartailhac (Dr. E.), on the Grotto at Gargas, 457 Cash (James), British Fresh-water Rhizopoda, 52 Castle (W. E.), the Effects of Inbreeding, Cross-breeding, and Selection upon Drosophila, 337
Castor, the Origin of, Dr. H. D. Curtis, 282 Cave Exploration, Irish, Dr. R. F. Scharff, 138
Cell in Modern Biology, the, Prof. J. B. Farmer, F.R.S.,
Ceramique industrielle, la, Chimie-Technologie, A. Granger, William Burton, 3
Ceraski (Prof.), Personal Equation in Photometric Observ- ations, 158; a Modified Form of Solar Eye-piece, 453 Cerebral Function, Histological Studies on the Localisa- tion of, Dr. A. W. Campbell, Supp. to May 3, iii Ceylon, Report to the Government of, on the Pearl-oyster Fisheries of the Gulf of Manaar, Prof. W. A. Herdman, F.R.S., 57
Chablay (E.), Reduction of the Primary Unsaturated Alcohols of the Fatty Series by the Metal-ammoniums, 312
Chabrie (C.), Contribution to the Study of Ultramarine, 376
Challenger Society, 70, 311
Chamberlin (Thomas C.), Geology: Earth History, 557 Champreux (Mr.), Comet 1906e (Kopff), 619
Chapman (F.), Importance of Halimeda as a Reef-forming Organism, with a Description of the Halimeda-lime- stones of the New Hebrides, 165
Chapman (Dr. H. G.), on the Main Source of cipitable Substance and on the Rôle of the Homologous Proteid in Precipitin Reactions, 531; the Cerebral Local- isation in the Bandicoot, 652
Charcoal, Absorption of the Radio-active Emanation by, Prof. E. Rutherford, F.R.S., 634
Charlier (C. V. L.), Researches into the Theory of Prob- ability, 187
Chattaway (Dr. F. D.), Copper Mirrors obtained by the Deposition of Metallic Copper upon Glass, 204 Chatterton (Prof. A.), Experiments on Well Irrigation at | Metrosapuram in 1902-5, 86
Chaulin (M.), Apparatus for the Destruction of Mosquitoes, 414
Chavanne (G.), Action of Ammonia on Ethyl Glyoxylate,
Chemistry: la Ceramique industrielle, Chimie-Technologie, A. Granger, William Burton, 3; Outlines of Inorganic Chemistry, Frank Austin Gooch and Claude Frederick Walker, 53 Persons Insured against Accidents in Germany, 14; Chemical Composition of Ash of the Vesuvius Eruption, Prof. Zinno, 17; Crystals of Sylvite in Blocks thrown out by Recent Eruption of Vesuvius, A. Lacroix, 192; Differences of Temperature in Chemical Drying Cupboards, Dr. M. C. Schuyten, 17: Osmosis and Osmotic Pressure, Prof. Louis Kahlenberg, 19: Osmotic Pressure, Earl of Berkeley, 7, 54. 245
Hartley, 54, 245; Prof. Henry E. Armstrong, F.R.S., 79; Norman R. Campbell, 79; Prof. L. Kahlenberg, 222; the Nature of Solution and of Osmotic Pressure, C. S. Hudson, 231; Osmotic Pressures of some Con- centrated Aqueous Solutions, Earl of Berkeley and E. G. J. Hartley, 261; Pure Ferro-molybdenums, Em. Vigouroux, 23; Action of Ammonia on Ethyl Glyoxylate, L. J. Simon and G. Chavanne, 24; Acid Properties of Starch, E. Demoussy, 24: State of Colouring Matters in Crystals Coloured Artificially, P. Gaubert, 24; New Determination of the Melting Points of Platinum and Palladium, Prof. Nernst and H. von Wartenberg, 40; Estimation of Cadmium in a Volatile or Organic Salt, H. Baubigny, 48; Atomic Weight of Terbium, G. Urbain, 48; Absolute Atomic Weight of Terbium, G. D. Hinrichs, 167; Physikalisch-chemisches Centralblatt, 53; Physical Chemistry, and its Applications in Medical and Bio- logical Science, Dr. Alex. Findlay, 53; Oxygen Rescue Apparatus, Messrs. Wallach, 60; Death and Obituary Notice of Prof. Wilhelm Meyerhoffer, Prof. van 't Hoff, 63; Reduction in the Price of Photographic and other Glass of High Quality, F. Heller, 65; Process for the Direct Utilisation of the Nitrogen of the Atmosphere for the Production of Artificial Manure and other Chemical Products, Dr. Adolf Frank, 65; the Sixth International Congress of Applied Chemistry, 65; New Method of Extracting Poor Sulphur Ores by Means of Bisulphide of Carbon, Prof. N. Rossi, 66; Distribution of Radium in the Earth's Crust and on the Earth's Internal Heat, Hon. R. J. Strutt, F.R.S., 70, 407; Polonium Identical with Radium F, Drs. Meyer and von Schweidler, Madame Curie, 185; Radio-lead a Mixture of Radium D, Radium E, and Radium F, Drs. Meyer and von Schweidler, 185; Cause of Explosion of Sealed Glass Tubes containing Radium Bromide, Paul L. Mercanton, 253; the Relative Proportion of Radium and Uranium in Radio-active Minerals, Messrs. Rutherford and Bolt- wood, 451; the Recent Controversy on Radium, F. Soddy, 516; Lord Kelvin, 539: Synthesis of BB-Dimethyl- and BB-Trimethylpimelic Acids, G. Blanc, 72; Adolf von Baeyer's gesammelte Werke, Prof. W. H. Perkin, jun., F.R.S., 73; Chemistry of the Proteids, Dr. Gustav Mann, 75; Carbon Dioxide in the Breath, F. Southerden, 81; E. A. Parkyn, 133; Studies of Fluorite, Harry W. Morse, 87; Normal Distribution of Chlorine in the Natural Waters of New York and New England, Daniel D. Jackson, 89: the Field Assay of Water, Marshall O. Leighton, 90; Chemical Society, 93, 141, 190, 262, 310; Relation between Absorption Spectra and Chemical Con- stitution, the Isonitroso-compounds, E. C. C. Baly, Miss E. G. Marsden, and A. W. Stewart, 93; Derivatives of Brazilein, P. Engels and W. H. Perkin, jun., 93; Pipitzahoic Acid, J. McConnell Sanders, 93; Constitu- tion of Ammonium Amalgam, Miss E. M. Rich and M. W. Travers, 93; Action of Light on Potassium Ferrocyanide, G. W. A. Foster, 93: Constitution of Cellulose, A. G. Green and A. G. Perkin, 93: New Derivatives of Pinene, F. P. Leach, 93; Society of Chemical Industry, 94, 142, 215; the Gutzeit Test for Arsenic, J. A. Goode and Dr. F. Mollwo Perkin, 04: New Method of preparing some Organic Compounds of Arsenic, V. Auger, 143: Absorption of Gallic Acid by Organic Colloids, W. P. Dreaper and A. Wilson, 94: Synthesis of Penta-methyl-ethanol, Louis Henry, 95: Action of Ammonia Gas on Anhydrous Neodymium Chloride, C. Matignon and R. Trannoy, 95: some Special Brasses, Léon Guillet, 95; Method for the De- tection and Estimation of Small Quantities of Iron, A. Mouneyrat, 95; Production of Aromatic Sulphamates by the Reduction of Nitro-compounds with Sodium Hydrosulphite, A. Seyewetz and M. Bloch, 95: Silver Dioxide and Silver Peroxynitrate, E. R. Watson, 96; the Rusting of Iron, Dr. G. T. Moody, 116, 504: J. T. Nance, 142; J. Newton Friend, 540, 610; Hugh Richard- son, 586; Hexamethylethane, Louis Henry, 119; Syn- theses of Isolaurolene and Isolauronolic Acid, G. Blanc, 120; a-Chlorocyclohexanone and its Derivatives, L. Bouveault and F. Chereau, 120; Relation between Absorption Spectra and Chemical Constitution, the Phenylhydrazones of Simple Aldehydes and Ketones,
Perkin, 239; Electrolysis of Solutions of Thiocyanates in Pyridine and in Acetone, S. Binning and Dr. F. Mollwo Perkin, 239; Direct Synthesis of Nitric Acid and Nitrates from their Elements, M. Berthelot, 239; Action of Carbon Monoxide at a Red Heat upon Steam, and of Hydrogen upon Carbon Dioxide, Armand Gautier, 240; Use of Metallic Oxides as Catalysers in Oxidation, Paul Sabatier and Alphonse Mailhe, 240; Melezitose and Turanose, Georges Tanret, 240; Cours de Chimie physique suivi d'Applications à la Chimie et à la Biologie, Victor Henri, Prof. Benjamin Moore, 241; Dairy Chemistry, Harry Snyder, 243; Death and Obituary Notice of Prof. Hugo von Gilm, 251; Physical Constants of Ammonia, Dr. E. P. Perman and J. H. Davies, 261; Constituents of the Essential Oil from the Fruit of Pittosporum undu- latum, F. B. Power and F. Tutin, 262; Decomposition of Nitrocellulose, O. Silberrad and R. C. Farmer, 262; Action of Steam upon Sulphides, Armand Gautier, 263; Syntheses of Terebic and Pyroterebic Acids, A. Haller and G. Blanc, 263; Substances formed by the Action of Hydrochloric Acid upon Certain Metallic Silicides, M. Boudouard, 263; Researches on the Pyrazolones, New Methods of Synthesis, Ch. Moureu and J. Lazennec, 263; Relations of Functional Groups in Distant Posi- tions, Cyclic Amines, E. E. Blaise and M. Houillon, 264; a Treatise on Chemistry, Sir H. E. Roscoe, F.R.S., and C. Schorlemmer, F.R.S., 267; Action of Sulphuretted Hydrogen on some Oxides, Armand Gautier, 287; Solubility of Carbon in Calcium Carbide, H. Morel Kahn, 288; the Life and Experiences of Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe, D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., 289; Imports and Exports of Germany for the Year 1905, 279; Old Pewter, H. M. Cooke, 281; Death of J. A. Wanklyn, 302; Saponarin, a New Glucoside, G. Barger, 310; Constitution of Umbellulone, F. Tutin, 310; Electrolysis of Dilute Solutions of Acids and Alkalis at Low Potentials, Dissolving of Platinum at the Anode by а Direct Current, Dr. G. Senter, 311; Electrolytic Oxidation, H. D. Law, 311; an Oxidation Product of Indigotin, A. G. Perkin, 311; Indigo-yellow, A. G. Perkin, 311; the Alkylation of 1-Arabinose, T. Purdie and R. E. Rose, 311; Hydrolysis of Ammonium Salts by Water, E. G. Hill, 311; the Addition of Alkyl Halides to Alkylated Sugars and Glucosides, J. C. Irvine and Miss A. M. Moody, 311; Aldehydrol and the Hydrates of Compounds containing a Carbonyl Group, W. M. Colles, 311; Action of the Silent Discharge on Cyanogen, H. Gaudechon, 312; Reduction of the Primary Un- saturated Alcohols of the Fatty Series by the Metal- ammoniums, E. Chablay, 312; Lecture Notes on Chem- istry for Dental Students, Dr. H. Carlton Smith, 315; Composition of Indian Rain and Dew, Dr. J. W. Leather, 337; the Reduction of Molybdenum Dioxide by Boron, and the Combination of Boron with Molyb- denum, Binet du Jassoneix, 344; the Composition of an Acetic Ferment, E. Alilaire, 344: the Presence of Neon amongst the Gases from some Hot Springs, Charles Moureu and Robert Biquard, 344: Problems in Animal Metabolism, J. B. Leathes, 349; Action of Emul- sine on B-Glycosides, Prof. Hugh Ryan and G. Ebrill, 374: Composition of a Nitrogen Mineral Water at St. Edmundsbury, Lucan, Dr. W. E. Adeney, 374; Two Lecture Experiments in Illustration of the Theory of Ionisation, Dr. W. W. Taylor, 375; Contribution to the Study of Ultramarine, C. Chabrie and F. Levallois, 376: Zirconium Silicide (ZrSi) and Titanium Silicide (TiSi), Otto Hönigschmid, 376; the Alloys of Lead and Calcium, L. Hackspill, 376; the Constitution of Hordenine, E. Léger, 376; the Diamino-acids derived from Ovalbumen, L. Hugounenq and J. Galimard, 376: Joseph Priestley, T. E. Thorpe, F.R.S., 378; the Chemical Nature of Thorium and the Origin of its Radio-activity, Dr. Bertram Boltwood, 385: Isolation and Identification of Radio-thorium from the Sediments of Bad Kreuznach, Messrs. Elster and Geitel, 473: Method of Isolating Radio-thorium from Thorium Salts, G. A. Blane and O. Angelucci, 574: Method of Estim- ating the Proportion of Radium or Thorium in a Mineral by Means of the y Rays which it Emits, A. S. Eve, 574; the Affinity Constants of Amphoterie Electrolytes, I., Methyl Derivatives of Para-amino-benzoic Acid and of
Problem of the Fixation of Nitrogen, Prof. Phillippe A. Guye, 142; Densities of Liquid Nitrogen and Liquid Oxygen and of their Mixtures, J. K. H. Inglis and J. E. Coates, 142; the Molybdilactate and the Tungsti- lactate of Ammonium, G. G. Henderson, 142; Direct Oxidation of Cæsium and some Properties of the Peroxide of Cæsium, E. Rengade, 143; Gases from Thermal Springs, Charles Moureu, 143; Reaction of the Oxydase Type Presented by the Halogen Compounds of the Rare Earths, E. Fouard, 143; Death and Obituary Notice of Dr. Rudolf Knietsch, 155; Nearly Total Trans- formation of the Dextrins arising from the Saccharifi- cation of Starch into Maltose, A. Fernbach and J. Wolff, 107: Paltreubin, E. Jungfleisch and H. Leroux, 167; Variations in the State of Amorphous Carbon under the Influence of Temperature, O. Manville, 167; Pure Ferro- tungstens, Em. Vigouroux, 167; Rapidity of Absorption of Odours by Milk, F. Bordas and Toutplain, 167; Qualitative Reaction of Phosphorus, M. Mauricheau- Beaupré, 167; Conversations on Chemistry, W. Ostwald, 173: Marceli Nencki Omnia Opera, 173; Fermentation Changes that give the Quality to Flavoured Rums, C. Allan, 184; the Transformation of Oxygen into Ozone at High Temperatures, Franz Fischer and Fritz Braehmer, 185; Action of Oxygen on Rubidium-ammonia, E. Rengade, 263; the Liquefaction of Air and its Appli- cation to the Manufacture of Oxygen and Nitrogen, Georges Claude, 306; Reaction between Hydrogen Peroxide and Potassium Persulphate, J. A. N. Friend, 190; Action of Magnesium Methyl Iodide on Dextro- limonene Nitrosochlorides, W. A. Tilden and F. G. Shepheard, 190; Electrolysis of Potassium Ethyl | Dipropyl Malonate, D. C. Crichton, 190; Oxidation of Hydrocarbons by Ozone at Low Temperatures, J. Drug- man, 190: Ammonium Selenate and Isodimorphism in the Alkali Series, A. E. H. Tutton, 190; Vapour Pres- sures of Binary Mixtures, part i., the Possible Types of Vapour-pressure Curves, A. Marshall, 190; Behaviour of Acetylene with Electrical Discharges of High Frequency, H. Jackson and D. N. Laurie, 190; Behaviour of the Vapours of Methyl Alcohol and Acetaldehyde with Elec- trical Discharges of High Frequency, H. Jackson and D. N. Laurie, 190; Action of Sulphur Dioxide and Aluminium Chloride on Aromatic Compounds, S. Smiles and R. Le Rossignol, 190; Resolution of Lactic Acid by Morphine, J. C. Irvine, 190; Utilisation of Turf for the Intensive Production of Nitrates, A. Müntz and E. Lainé, 191; Thiocarbamide as a Solvent for Gold, J. Moir, 191: Hydroxides of Rubidium, Cæsium, and Lithium, M. de Forcrand, 192; Action of Silicon Chloride on Nickel, Em. Vigouroux, 192; Decomposition of Copper Sulphate by Methyl Alcohol, V. Auger, 192; Soluble Albuminoid Materials of Milk, M. Lindet and L. Amman, 192: Chemical Examination of the Milk and Butter-fat of the Indian Buffalo, E. R. Watson, 344: the Cyanide Industry Theoretically and Practically Con- sidered, R. Robine and M. Lenglen, Dr. T. K. Rose, 05: Recently Devised Stability Test for Cordite, Dr. 9. Silberrad and Dr. R. C. Farmer, 204; the Perkins Coal-tar Colour Jubilee Celebration, 206, 249, 302; the International Celebration of the Jubilee of the Coal-tar Industry, Dr. J. C. Cain, 318; American Celebration of Coal-tar Industry Jubilee, 496; American Chemists and the Jubilee of the Coal-tar Colour Industry, Prof. R. Meldola, F.R.S., 514; Sulphur Dioxide as a Disinfectant, Dr John Wade, 200; Purifying and Stabilising Gun- cotton, Dr. R. Robertson, 215: Chemical Composition of Glauconite, Drs. Léon W. Collet and Gabriel W. Lee, 215; Liquefaction of Air by Expansion with External Work, Georges Claude, 216; Magnetic Properties of the Compounds of Boron and Manganese, Binet du Jassonrix, 216; Three New Compounds of Selenium and Antimony. P. Chrétien, 216; Attack of Platinum by Sulphuric Acid, L. Quennesson, 216; Estimation of Albuminoid and Gelatin Materials by Means of Acetone, F Bordas and M. Touplain, 216; Products of the Re- sution, at a High Temperature, of Sodium Isobutylate * and Propylate of Camphor, A. Haller and J. Minguin, 216; Static Method of Comparing the Densities of Gases, R. Threlfall. F.R.S., 238; Simple Form of Rotating Kathode for Electrochemical Analysis, Dr. F. Mollwo
Glycine, John Johnston, II., Methyl Derivatives of Ortho- and Meta-amino-benzoic Acids, A. C. Cumming, III., Methylated Amino-acids, James Walker, 407; Alloys of Manganese and Molybdenum, M. Arrivant, 408; Silver Sulphide, Selenide, and Telluride, H. Pélabon, 408; a Curative Product derived from Tuberculinine, G. Baudran, 408; a Fireproof Celluloid, 415; the Iodo- mercurates of Sodium and Barium, A. Duboin, 436; the Borostannates of the Alkaline Earths, the Reproduction of Nordenskiöldine, L. Ouvrard, 436; Lehrbuch der gerichtlichen Chemie, Dr. Georg Baumert, Dr. M. Dennstedt, and Dr. F. Voigtländer, 440; Naturkon- stanten in Alphabetischer Anordnung, Prof. Dr. H. Erdmann and Dr. P. Köthner, 442; Thermodynamic Reasoning, Prof. Henry E. Armstrong, F.R.S., W. C. D. Whetham, F.R.S., 443; the Radio-activity of the Chemical Elements, C. W. Raffety, 444; the Oxida- tion of Atmospheric Nitrogen in the Electric Arc, Dr. F. Mollwo Perkin, 444; Death of G. W. Lehmann, 449: Metallic Lead Electrolytically Deposited from an Acidified Solution of Lead Acetate, R. C. Snowdon, 452; Behaviour of Ferromanganese Anodes in Solutions of Caustic Soda, G. R. White, 452; Preparation of Pure Barium starting from its Suboxide, M. Guntz, 460; Water Softening and Treatment, W. H. Booth, 464; Wentzki's Method of Purifying Hydrogen which Contains Arsenic, 471; the Blue Substance formed by the Action of Iodine on Starch Paste, M. Padoa and B. Savarè, 473-4; Method for determining Velocities of Saponifi- cation, James Walker, 483; New Element Present as an Impurity in Krypton and Xenon, Dr. Baly, 499; Dr. Rudolf Schmidt, 499: Death of Prof. Leon Prunier, 521; the Main Source of "Precipitable" Substance, and on the Rôle of the Homologous Proteid in Precipitin Reactions, Prof. D. A. Welsh and Dr. H. G. Chapman, 531; the Atomic Weight of Silver, P. A. Guye and G. Ter- Gazarain, 532, 548; Avogadro and Dalton, the Standing in Chemistry of their Hypotheses, Dr. Andrew N. Meldrum, 537; Hydrolysis of Iron, Chromium, Tin, Cobalt, and Nickel Salts by Solutions containing Alkali Iodide and Iodate, S. E. Moody, 547: the Petroleums of North America, Clifford Richardson, 547; Report of the Government Laboratory for the Year ending March 31, 548: Action of Fluorine on Chlorine, and a New Method of Formation of Hypochlorous Acid, Paul Lebeau, 556; Action of Mixed Organo-magnesium Com- pounds upon Amides, Constantin Béis, 556; Chemical and Electrical Changes induced by Light, H. S. Allen, 564; Selenium and Tellurium Elements Isomorphous, Drs. G. Pellini and G. Vio, 574; Physical Properties of Fused Magnesium Oxide, H. M. Goodwin and R. D. Mailey, 574; the Basic Carbonates of Magnesium, W. A. Davis, 574; the Poisonous Principle of the Zamia Palm, E. A. Mann and T. I. Wallas, 580; Products of De- velopment of Certain Species of Moulds, B. Gosio, 594:
New Hypothesis connecting the Fluorescence of Organic Substances with their Chemical Constitution, Profs. Luigi Francesconi and G. Bargellini, 618; the New Muspratt Laboratory of Physical and Electro- chemistry at the University of Liverpool, 624; the Mechanism of Carbon Assimilation in Green Plants, the Photolytic Decomposition of Carbon Dioxide in vitro, F. L. Usher and J. H. Priestley, 627; Studies on Enzyme Action, Lipase, Prof. Henry E. Armstrong, F.R.S., and Dr. Ernest Ormerod, 627; New Examples of Rosaceæ containing Hydrocyanic Acid, L. Guignard, 628; Con- stituents of the Alloys of Manganese and Molybdenum, G. Arrivaut, 628; the Alcoholic Ferment of Yeast-juice, part ii., the Coferment of Yeast-juice, Dr. Arthur Harden and W. J. Young, 628; Death and Obituary Notice of Prof. T. T. Beilstein, 641; Toxic Principles of the Bitter Variety of the Fruit of Luffa aegyptiaca, C. L. Bose, 643; Prussic Acid in Fodder Plants, Dr. J. W. Leather, 649: Succinic Pinacone, Louis Henry, 651; the Dialysis of the Sugar of the Blood, R. Lepine and M. Boulud, 651 Chemical Functions of Textiles, Léo Vignon, 651; the Condensation of Acetylenic Nitriles with the Amines, Ch. Moureu and I. Lazennec, 652; Experimental Electro- chemistry, N. Munro Hopkins, Supp. to May 3, vi;
wissenschaften, Prof. E. O. von Lippmann, Supp. to October 11, vii
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Child (Prof. C. D.), Ionisation and Temperature, 125 Chinese Observation of Nature, W. Hoskyns-Abrahall, 351
Chisholm (Geo. G.), an Introduction to Practical Geo- graphy, A. T. Simmons and Hugh Richardson, 27 Chloroform, the Electrical Signs of Life and their Aboli- tion by, Dr. Augustus D. Waller, F.R.S., 447.
Chree (Dr. C., F.R.S.), Atmospheric Electricity in Algeria, Ch. Nordmann, 505; Stress in Magnetised Iron, 539 Chrétien (P.), Three New Compounds of Selenium and Antimony, 216
Chromosphere, Luminous Particles in the, Dr. Deslandres, 18
Chromospheric Radiations, Proposed Daily Photographs of, M. Deslandres, 135
Chromospheric Spectra, Sun-spot and, Prof. A. Fowler, 135
Chronology Solar and Lunar Cycles implied in the Pro- phetic Numbers in the Book of Daniel, Dr. W. Bell Dawson, 154; the Day of the Week for any Date, W. E. Johnson, 271
Chrystal (Prof.), Limnegraphic Apparatus and Measure- ments on Loch Earn, 483
Chubb (Dr. G. C.), Yolk-nucleus in the Oocyte of Antedon, 61
Civita (T. Levi), sur la Recherche des Solutions particu- lières des Systémes différentiels et sur les Mouvements stationaires, 265
Clark (A. H.), the Effects of Inbreeding, Cross-breeding, and Selection upon Drosophila, 337
Clark (John B.), Arithmetic for Schools and Colleges, Supp. to May 3, viii
Clarke (C. Baron, F.R.S.), Death of, 448; Obituary Notice of, 495
Classen (E.), German Scientific and Technological Reader, 583
Claude (Georges), Liquefaction of Air by Expansion with External Work, 216; the Liquefaction of Air and its Application to the Manufacture of Oxygen and Nitrogen, 306
Clerk (Dugald), Specific Heat of, Heat Flow from, and other Phenomena of the Working Fluid in the Cylinder of the Internal Combustion Engine, 164 Clerke (Agnes M.), Modern Cosmogonies, 350
Close (Major C. F.), Text-book of Topographical and Geo- graphical Surveying, 98
Clough (C. T.), the Geology of Mid-Argyll, 9 Clowes (Dr.), Cancer. 529
Coal Carboni fossili inglesi, Dr. Guglielmo Gherardi, 514
Coal-tar Industry, International Celebration of the Jubilee of the, Dr. J. C. Cain, 318; American Chemists and the Jubilee of the, Prof. R. Meldola, F.R.S., 514; see Chemistry
Coates (J. E.), Densities of Liquid Nitrogen and Liquid Oxygen and of their Mixtures, 142
Cockayne 'Dr.), Ecology of New Zealand, 450; 'Fluctu- ating Variation" in New Zealand Plants, 546; the Flora of the Poor Knights Islands, 546
Cockerell (T. D. A.), Fossil Fauna and Flora of the Florissant Shales, 370
Cohn (Dr. H.), Death of, 521; Obituary Notice of, 545 Coins, Discovery of Seven Thousand Roman, Aquila Dodgson, 20
Cole (Prof. Grenville A. J.), Petrogenesis, Dr. C. Doelter, 242; the Alleged Triassic Foraminifera of Chellaston. near Derby, 489; on the Origin of the Trias, 550; Geo- logical Studies in South Africa, 646
Coleman (H. S.), Cleaning of Work by Means of the Electric Current, 23
Coles (S. Cowper), on Electropositive Coatings for the Protection of Iron and Steel from Corrosion, 501 Colles (W. M.), Aldehydrol and the Hydrates of Com- pounds containing a Carbonyl Group, 311
Collet (Dr. Léon W.), Chemical Composition of Glauconite,
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