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NUMBER CCLXXVIII.-AUGUST.

The Hon. J. W. Strutt on the Reflection of Light from Trans-

parent Matter...

Archdeacon Pratt on Mr. Hopkins's Method of determining

the Thickness of the Earth's Crust ....

M. L. Schwendler on a Practical Method for detecting bad In-

sulators on Telegraph Lines ...

The Astronomer Royal's Investigation of the Law of the Pro-

gress of Accuracy, in the usual process for forming a Plane

Dr. E. J. Mills on Statical and Dynamical Ideas in Chemistry.

—Part III. The Atomic Theory

M. Dumas on the Constitution of Milk and Blood..

Canon Moseley on the Mechanical Impossibility of the Descent

of Glaciers by their Weight only..

Proceedings of the Royal Society:-

Mr. Č. W. Siemens on the Increase of Electrical Resist-

ance in Conductors with rise of Temperature, and its

application to the Measure of Ordinary and Furnace

Temperatures; also on a simple Method of measuring

Electrical Resistances

M. Berthelot on the Change of Pressure and Volume pro-

duced by Chemical Combination

Proceedings of the Geological Society :-

Lieut.-Col. Drayson on the Probable Cause, Date, and Du-

ration of the Glacial Epoch of Geology

Mr. W. D. Herman on Allophane and an Allied Mineral

found at Northampton

Mr. J. C. Hawkshaw on the Peat and underlying Beds

observed in the construction of the Albert Dock, Hull.. 156

On the Influence of a covering of Snow on Climate, by A.

Wojeikof, Member of the Imperial Russian Geographical

On Electro-telegraphy, by R. S. Culley, Esq..

On the Eruption Theory of the Corona, by W. Mattieu Williams. 160

NUMBER CCLXXIX.-SEPTEMBER.

Prof. R. Clausius on the Reduction of the Second Axiom of

the Mechanical Theory of Heat to general Mechanical Prin-

Prof. R. S. Ball's Description of a Model of a Conoidal Cubic

Surface called the "Cylindroid," which is presented in the

Theory of the Geometrical freedom of a Rigid Body ...... 181

Canon Moseley on the steady Flow of a Liquid ...

Prof. Cayley on a supposed new Integration of Differential

Equations of the Second Order..

Prof. J. D. Everett on the General Circulation and Distribution

of the Atmosphere...

Prof. R. S. Ball's Account of Experiments upon the Resistance

of Air to the Motion of Vortex-rings

MM. A. de la Rive and E. Sarasin on the Action of Magnetism

on Gases traversed by Electric Discharges

Proceedings of the Royal Society :-

Dr. W. Huggins on the Spectrum of Uranus and the Spec-

trum of Comet I., 1871...

Dr. J. H. Gladstone and Mr. A. Tribe on a Law in Che-

mical Dynamics...

Proceedings of the Geological Society :-

Prof. A. C. Ramsay on the Red Rocks of England of older

date than the Trias

The Rev. P.B. Brodie on the "Passage-beds" in the neigh-

bourhood of Woolhope, Herefordshire

Mr. W. Whitaker on the Cliff-sections of the Tertiary Beds

west of Dieppe in Normandy and at Newhaven in Sussex. 231

Prof. J. W. Dawson on New Tree Ferns and other Fossils

from the Devonian....

On the Velocity of Propagation of Electrodynamic Effects, by

On a Native Sulphide of Antimony from New Zealand, by M. M.

Pattison Muir, F.C.S., Student in the Laboratory of the An-

dersonian University, Glasgow

On the Reversal of the Lines of the Spectra of Metallic Vapours,

NUMBER CCLXXX.-OCTOBER.

Mr. J. Croll on Ocean-currents.-Part III. On the Physical

Cause of Ocean-currents
.... 241

Archdeacon Pratt: the Solid Crust of the Earth cannot be thin. 280

Dr. E. Budde on the Action of Light on Chlorine and Bromine. 290

Mr. J. W. L. Glaisher on a Class of Definite Integrals ...... 294

Prof. Challis on a new Method of solving some Problems in the

Calculus of Variations, in reply to Professor Cayley .... 302

Dr. T. E. Thorpe's Contributions to the History of the Phos-

phorus Chlorides

Mr. J. Dalzell and Dr. T. E. Thorpe on the Existence of Sulphur

Dichloride ....

Prof. Cayley on Gauss's Pentagramma mirificum

Notices respecting New Books:-
:-

Mr. H.W.Watson's Elements of Plane and Solid Geometry. 312

Mr. W. Crookes's Select Methods in Chemical Analysis

(chiefly Inorganic)....

Proceedings of the Geological Society :-

Sir P. G. Egerton on a New Chimæroid Fish from the Lias

Mr. A. Geikie on the Tertiary Volcanic Rocks of the British

The Rev. T. G. Bonney on the formation of 'Cirques'.

On the Spectra of Sulphur, by M. G. Salet..

On some Luminous Tubes with Exterior Electrodes, by M.

On the Amount of Time necessary for Vision, by Ogden N. Rood,

Professor of Physics in Columbia College

NUMBER CCLXXXI.-NOVEMBER.

Prof. R. Clausius on the Application of a Mechanical Equation

advanced by him to the Motion of a Material Point round a

fixed Centre of Attraction, and of two Material Points about

Mr. W. Mathews on Canon Moseley's views upon Glacier-

Messrs. J. E. H. Gordon and W. Newall on the Effect of small

Variations of Temperature on Steel Magnets

Dr. H. Hudson on the Theory of Exchanges

Prof. Ch. V. Zenger on a New Steam-gauge

Canon Moseley on the steady Flow of a Liquid

Sir W. Thomson on Hydrokinetic Solutions and Observations. 362

PARTS I. & II. On the Motion of Free Solids through a

PARTS III. & IV. The Influence of Wind on Waves in

water supposed frictionless ..

PART V. Waves under motive power of Gravity and Cohe

sion jointly, without wind

Prof. C. A. Young's Preliminary Catalogue of the Bright Lines

in the Spectrum of the Chromosphere

Notices respecting New Books :—

The Rev. A. Hiley's Explanatory Mensuration for the use

Proceedings of the Royal Society :-

Messrs. H. E. Roscoe and T. E. Thorpe on the Measure-

ment of the Chemical Intensity of Total Daylight made

at Catania during the Total Eclipse of December 22, 1870. 382

Proceedings of the Geological Society:-

Prof. P. M. Duncan on a new species of Coral from the

Red Crag of Waldringfield

Mr. R. H. Scott on the Minerals of Strontian, Argyllshire. 385

Mr. T. W. Kingsmill on the probable origin of Deposits of

"Loess" in North China and Eastern Asia

Prof. R. Harkness and Mr. H. Hicks on the ancient Rocks

of the St. David's Promontory, South Wales, and their

Fossil contents ....

Mr. R. Tate on the Age of the Nubian Sandstone

Mr. W. B. Dawkins on the Discovery of the Glutton (Gulo

luscus) in Britain

Mr. J. L. Lobley on the principal Features of the Strati-

graphical Distribution of the British Fossil Lamellibran-

Mr. J. G. Sawkins's Geological Observations on British

On the Transmission of Electricity in Liquids, by Dr. D. Macaluso. 389

On the Boiling-points of Organic Bodies, by Ludwig Beltzmann. 393

Observations on the Colour of Fluorescent Solutions, by Henry

Morton, Ph.D., President of the Stevens Institute of Technology. 393

On the Spectra of the Simple Gases, by M. A.-J. Angström.. 395

On the Testimony of the Spectroscope to the truth of the Nebular

Hypothesis, by Professor Daniel Kirkwood, of Bloomington,

On the Solid Crust of the Earth, by Archdeacon Pratt, M.A.,

NUMBER CCLXXXII.-DECEMBER.

Mr. J. A. Phillips on the Connexion of certain Phenomena with

the Origin of Mineral Veins. (With a Plate.)..

Mr. J. St. Clair Gray on the Origin of Nerve-force

Mr. W. Mathews on Canon Moseley's views upon Glacier-

Mr. J. W. L. Glaisher on a Class of Definite Integrals.-Part II. 421

Mr. R. Pendlebury on some Definite Integrals
437

Mr. I. Todhunter on a Problem in the Calculus of Variations.. 440

The Hon. J. W. Strutt on a Correction sometimes required in

Curves professing to represent the Connexion between two

Physical Magnitudes...

Mr. J. E. H. Gordon on a Method of Measuring the Lateral

Diffusion of a Current in a Conductor by means of Equipo-

tential Lines ...

Mr. F. Guthrie on a Spiral Leyden Jar

Sir W. Thomson on the Equilibrium of Vapour at a Curved Sur-

face of Liquid. . . . .

M. E. Jochmann on the Reflection and Refraction of Light by

thin Layers of Metal

On Harmonic Ratios in Spectra, by J. L. Soret

On the Electromotive Force of Induction in Liquid Conductors,

by Dr. L. Hermann

PLATE.

I. Illustrative of Mr. J. A. Phillips's Paper on the Connexion of certain Phenomena with the Origin of Mineral Veins.

ERRATA in Messrs. Stoney and Reynolds's Paper on the Cause of the Interrupted Spectra of Gases, Phil. Mag. July 1871.

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