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Agassiz, 405; the Navigability of the Mekong, Comte P. de Barthelémy, 419; Scientific Advantages of an Antarctic Expedition, Sir Clements Markham, F.R.S., 424; the Navigability of the Niger, Lieut. de Chevigné, 442; an Enchanted Mesa, F. W. Hodge, 450; the Spitsbergen Glaciers, 472; Zoological Evidence of Connection of Lake Tanganyika with Sea, J. E. S. Moore, 476; a History of Ancient Geography, H. F. Tozer, 482; Submarine Geography, Sir James Hector, F. R.S., 495; Antarctica, Sir James Hector, F.R.S., 496; the Exploration of Central Australia, W. H. Tietkins, 496; Korea and her Neighbours, Mrs. Bishop, Dr. Hugh Robert Mill, 512; the Triangulation of Sumatra, Mr. Muller, 527; from Tonkin to India by the Sources of the Irawadi, Prince Henri d'Orleans, 557; John Cabot's Landing-place, Dr. S. E. Dawson, 616 Geology a Memoir of William Pengelly of Torquay, F. R.S., Geologist, with a Selection from his Correspondence, 4 Small Scale of Experiments Unimportant, W. 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