Oakenfull (J. C.), Brazil (1913), fifth edition, 393 Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd., Gift for Higher Education in Liverpool, 499
O'Donohue (J. G.), Destruction of Timber on the Vic- torian Flood-plain, 516
Offord (J.), the Deity of the Crescent Venus in Ancient Western Asia, 361; Musical Sand in China, 65 Ogilvie (Dr. Grant), Science and Art Exhibits and Local Industries, 549
Olivier (C. P.), Farabolic Orbits of Meteor Streams, 553 Onnes (Prof. H. K.), awarded the Franklin Medal, 236 Onnes (Prof. H. K.) and T. A. Edison, awarded the Franklin Medal, 401
Onslow (H.), Coat-colour in Animals, 223 Orenstein (Dr. A. L.), Malaria Prevention, 685
Osborn (Prof. H. F.), Origin of Single Characters as Observed in Fossil and Living Animals, 550 Osborn (Mrs. W. C.), Gift to Princeton University, 278 Oscroft (P. W.), Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, 116 O'Shea (Prof. M. V.) and J. H. Kellogg, Making the Most of Life, 643; the Body in Health, 370
Oshima (M.), Termites from East Indian Archipelago, 181 Osler (Sir W.), War, Wounds, and Disease, 624 Osterberg (Madame) [Obituary], 650
Ostwald (Prof. W.), the Principles of Inorganic Chemistry, translated by Prof. A. Findlay, fourth edition, 116 Oswald (Dr. F.), Alone in the Sleeping-sickness Country,
Paget (S.), Experimental Method in Medicine and Sur- gery, 170; Pasteur and after Pasteur, 228; Servi Servorum Dei, 233
Palazzo (Prof.), Magnetic Observations taken in Eritrea, 627
Palmer (Dr. A. de Forest), the Theory of Measurements, 342 Park (Prof. J.), a Text-book of Practical Assaying, for the
Use of Mining Schools, Miners, and Metallurgists, 145 Parker (Prof. G. H.), the Problem of Adaptation, 443 Parson (A. L.), a Highly Sensitive Electrometer, 637 Parsons (Hon. Sir C. A.), Gift to Royal Institution, 12 Parsons (Dr. F. G.), Measurements of Medieval English Femora, 35
Parsons (Dr. J. H.), Study of Colour Vision, 169
Parsons (Dr. L. G.), appointed Lecturer on Infant Hygiene, 138
Pastorella and Rapkin, Ltd., Rain Gauges, 263 Paterson (C. C.), Visibility, 397
Paterson (C. C.) and B. P. Dudding, Estimation of High Temperatures, 110; Unit of Candle-power, 110 Paterson (Prof. W. P.), German Culture, edited by, 339 Patten (Mr.), Gift by, 54
Patten (Prof. J. C.), Immature Aquatic Warbler, 188 Patterson (J.), Canadian Institute: General Index to Pub- lications, 1852-1912, compiled and edited by, 341 Patterson (Dr. T. S.), Cement for Polarimeter Tubes, 590; Training for Scientific Research, 425, 452 Paul (J. H.), the Reflexes of Autotomy, 552 Peabody (J. E.) and Dr. A. E. Hunt, Elementary Human Biology, 314
Peach (Dr. B. N.) and Dr. J. Horne, Geological Model of the Assynt Mountains, 243
Peach (H. H.), the Design and Industries Association, 549 Pearl (Dr. R.), Mendelian Inheritance of Fecundity in the Domestic Fowl, 657; Reproductive Organs of Domestic Fowls, 159
Pearl (Dr. R.) and F. M. Surface, an Abnormal Cow, 626 Pearson (Dr. F. S.) [Obituary], 328 Pearson (Prof. H. H. W.), Internal Temperatures of Euphorbia virosa, etc., 44: Plants Collected in the Percy Sladen Memorial Expeditions in South-west Africa, 351
Pearson (Prof. Karl), Measurements of Medieval Eng- lish Femora, 66; the Partial Correlation-ratio, 500 Pearson (Prof. Karl) and Miss Elderton, Natural Selection in Man, 658
Pease (J. A.), an Advisory Council on Industrial Research, 322
Pénau (H.), Cytology of the Bacillus verdunenis, 552 Pennell's (Joseph) Pictures in the Land of Temples, 394 Pentrunkevitch (A.), Terrestrial Palæozoic Arachnida of North America, 355
Péringuey (Dr. L.), Palæolithic Man in South Africa, 569; Protection of Elephants in South Africa, 350; Report of the South African Museum, 350
Perkin (Prof. W. H.), the Position of the Organic Chemical Industry, 128
Perot (A.), Wave-length of Telluric Lines, 279 Perrine (C. D.), Cepheid-geminid Variability, 572 Perrins (C. W. D.), Gift to Oxford University, 527 Perry (Prof. J.), Gun-making, 75
Perry (W. J.), Origin and Home of the Dead in Indonesia, 651
Petch (T.), Fungus Diseases of Hevea brasiliensis, 626; Genera Hypocrella and Aschersonia, 182; Plantation Rubber Industry of the East, 239; the Tapping of Rubber Trees, 629
Petersen (Dr. C. G. J.), Animal Communities of the Sea- bottom in the Skagerak, etc., 625; the Valuation of the Sea, 625
Petit (P.), Malt Amylase, 582
Petrie (Prof. Flinders), Egyptian Wrought Flints, 238; the Stone Age in Egypt, 490
Pettman (Rev. C.), Origin of South African Place-names, 686
Philip (A.), Causes of Corrosion, 158; Essays towards a Theory of Knowledge,_340 Phillips (Dr. P.) and J. Rose Innes, Stability of Liquid Films, 194
Pickard-Cambridge (W. A.), appointed Assistant Lecturer in Philosophy at Bedford College, 692
Pickering (Prof. E. C.), Campbell's Comet (1914e), 217;
Harvard College Observatory Report, 100; Foreign Members of Scientific Societies, 96
Pickering (Prof. W. H.), an Association for the Observation of Mars, 628; Meteorology of the Moon, 684 Pickering (Prof.) and J. D. M., the Harvard Observatory, 628
Pictet (A.) and M. Bouvier, Saturated Hydrocarbons of Vacuum Tar, 336
Picton (T.), Practical Heat, Light, and Sound, 423 Pierpont (Prof. J), Functions of a Complex Variable, 254
Pike (O. G.), Nesting-habits of Fulmar-petrels, 188 Pilgrim (Dr. G. E.), Remains of Man-like Apes, 277; Siwalik Teeth, 277
Pine (Genl. C. H.), Bequests of, 248
Piper (C. V.), Forage Plants and their Culture, 421 Pittard (E.), Anthropometry of the Balkan Peoples, 389 Pixell-Goodrich (Mrs. H. L. M.), Minchinia: a Haplo- sporidian, 362
Plaskett (Dr. J. S.), Canadian 72-inch Reflecting Telescope, 17
Plaut (E.) and M. T. Bogert, Syringic Acid and its Deriva- tives, 443
Playfair (G. I.), the Genus Trachelomonas, 553 Plowman (C. F.) and W. F. Dearden, Fighting the Fly Peril, 699
Pocock (R. 1.), External Characters of the Viverrinæ, 111; the Feet, etc., of the Paradoxurine Viverrids, 472 Poech (Prof. R.), Grant to, for Anthropological Researches, 678
Policard (A.) and A. Phélip, Lesions in Wounds Caused by War Projectiles, 552
Pollock (Prof. J. A.), the Larger Ions in the Air, 286 Pollak (J. E.), Chemistry and Industry, 34 Pollok (Dr. J. H.), Bromine in the Salt Lagoon at Larnaca, Cyprus, 528
Pontio (M.), Nickel Deposited in Nickel Plating, 721 Porro (Prof. F.), Italian Miage Glacier, 330 Porter (Prof. A. W.) and E. T. Paris, Demonstration of Green-flash, 194
Porter (Prof. A. W.) and F. Simeon, Thermal Conductivity and Fusion, 194
Pouget (I.), Aluminium and Deposits in Boilers, 694
Prain (Sir D.), Some Additional Species of Meconopsis, 546
Pratt (D. S.), Preparation and Digestive Properties of Papain, 601
Preece (W. LI.), Damage to Telephone Systems, 241 Preston (H. B.), the Fauna of British India, including Ceylon and Burma: Mollusca (Fresh-water Gastropoda and Pelecypoda), 584
Prince (Dr. M.), the Unconscious, 227
Prior (Dr. G. T.), Meteoric Stone of Launton, 139 Prior (Nurse), Museums and Children's Welfare, 549 Prowazek (Dr. S. von) [Obituary], 213
Puiseux (P.), Annual Review of Astronomy, 1914, 628 Pulling and Livingstone, Water Relationship between Soil and Plant, 330
Purvis (J. E.) and T. R. Hodgson, the Chemical Examina- tion of Water, Sewage, Foods, and other Substances, 85
Quain, Elements of Anatomy, eleventh edition, vol. iv., part i., Osteology and Arthrology, Dr. T. H. Bryce, 118 Queen (Her Majesty the), Gift to the London (Royal Free Hospital) School of Medicine for Women, 361
Radin (P.), North American Mythology, 651 Rahilly (A. J.), Some Geometrical Determinants, 250 Rainbow (W. J.), Travels of Insect Pests, 271 Rainy (Dr. H.) and Dr. J. W. Ballantyne, Skiagraphic Researches in Teratology, 27
Ramaswami (M. S.), a Botanical Tour, 153 Ramsay (Sir W.), Cotton for German Ammunition, 432; Future Competition with Germany, 705; German Science, 237; Sewage Disposal, 184; Science and the State, 309; the National Organisation of Science, 521 Ramsey (A. S.), Elementary Geometrical Optics, 257 Rankin (G. A.), the Ternary System, 125 Raper (R. W.) [Obituary], 567
Rappoport (F. G.), Internal-combustion Engine, 99 Rastall (R. H.), re-appointed Additional Demonstrator of Geology at Cambridge University, 361
Rastall (R. H.) and W. H. Wilcockson, Accessory Minerals of the Granite Rocks of the English Lake District, 472 Rathburn (R.), a Descriptive Account of the Building recently erected for the Department of Natural History of the United States National Museum, 9 Raverot (E.), a Temperature Interval and Mechanical Measurements, 501
Raurich (S.), the Comparative Brightness of Venus and Sirius, 519
Rawlinson, an Advisory Council on Industrial Research, 326 Rawson (Dr. S. G.) [Obituary], 123
Rây (Dr. P. C.), Antiquity of Hindu Chemistry, 347 Rayleigh (Lord), Deep Water Waves, 249; on the Char- acter of the "S" Sound, 645; the Principle of Simili- tude, 66, 202, 644
Rayner (E. H.), Precision Resistance Measurements, 388 Read (Prof.) and Mr. Greaves, Nickel-aluminium, etc., Alloys, 102
Record (Prof. S. J.), the Mechanical Properties of Wood, 2 Reed (Dr. F. R. Cowper), Brachiopoda of the Girvan Dis- trict, 27
Reed (W. H.) [Death], 348
Richards (T. W.) and L. B. Coombs, the Determination of Surface Tension, 638
Richardson (H.), Absorption in Lead of y Rays, 388; Foreign Philosophers, 703
Richardson (Prof. O. W.), Electrons and Heat, 407; Influence of Gases on the Emission of Electrons and Ions, 445; Novel Properties of the Electron Currents from Hot Metals, 416; the Electron Theory of Matter, 420
Rideal (Dr. S.) and Dr. E. K. Rideal, Water Supplies : their Purification, Filtration, and Sterilisation, 85 Ridewood (Dr. W. G.), Flies and Disease, 330 Ridley (H. N.), Cytinacea and Balanophoraceæ, 681 Ridley (Alderman O.), Bequest to University College, Reading, 527
Rigaux (Edmond) [Obituary], 180
Ritchie (Mary), the Drama of the Year, 207
Rivers (Dr. W. H. R.), the Boomerang Found on the Coast of Espiritu Santo, 569; the History of Melanesian Society, 319
Robb (Dr. A. A.), a Theory of Time and Space, I Roberts (A. A.), the Poison War, 560
Roberts (A. W. R.), Parallelism in the Aphidæ, 194 Robertson (Prof. D.), Electrical Engineering, 229 Robertson (J. A.), the Igorots of Lepanto, 624 Robinson (Prof. H.) [Obituary], 123.
Robinson (H. H.), San Franciscan Volcanic Field, Arizona, 128
Robinson (Prof. R.), appointed to the Chair of Organic Chemistry at Liverpool University, 609
Roccati (Prof. A.), Glaciers in the Maritime Alps, 330 Rogers (A. W.), Dinosaur Bones in Bushmanland, 554: Geitsi Gubib, an Old Volcano, 389
Rohde (A.), Vividiffusion Experiments on the Ammonia of the Circulating Blood, 553
Rolston (Lieut. W. E.), Hampshire Field Archæology, 430 Romanes (Mrs. M. F.), an Algal Limestone from Angola, 637
Roosevelt (T.), Animals of Central Brazil, 96; Through the Brazilian Wilderness, 148
Roosevelt (T.) and E. Heller, Life-histories of African Game Animals, 510
Roscoe (Sir H. E.), Manufacture of Dyes, 41 Rose (Sir T. K.), Refining Gold by Electrolysis, 100; the Mobilisation of Science, 450
Rosebery (Lord), Address to the University of London, 304 Rosenhain (Dr. W.), an Introduction to the Study of Physical Metallurgy, 583; Appliances for Metallo- graphic Research, 102
Ross (Dr. H. C.), the Cancer Problem and Radio-activity, 617
Ross (Sir Ronald), Remuneration of Science Workers, 119 Rothé (Prof. E.), Cours de Physique, 257 Rothschild (Hon. N. C.), British Fleas, 73 Roubaud (E.), Destruction of Flies, 389; the Destruction of Flies and the Disinfection of Corpses in the Battle- line, 493
Rousseau (L.), Crystallised Calcium Theobrominate, 140 Routledge (Mr. and Mrs. S.), News of the Easter Island Expedition, 708
Rowett (F. E.), Elastic Properties of Steel, 82
Royal Society, Catalogue of Scientific Papers, fourth series (1884-1900), vol. xiv., C-Fittig, 5
Reid (Clement), Dewlish 'Elephant-trench," 303; Plants | Royds (Dr.), Behaviour of Spectrum Lines of the Same from the Lea Valley Deposits, 111
Reid (Prof. H. F.), Oscillation of Magnets, 215
Redwood (Sir B.), the Work of the British Science Guild,
Regan (C. T.), the Fishes of the Macquarie Islands, 528 Reid (J.), Discharging Appliances, Influence of, 130 Reinheimer (H.), Symbiogenesis, 695
Renqvist (H.), Diurnal Rainfall at Karlsruhe and at Petrograd, 436
Rey (H.) and C. Sola, the Comparative Brightness of Venus and Sirius, 519
Reynolds (Prof. S. H.), Igneous Rocks of the Bristol District, 306
Reynolds (Stephen), Inshore Fisheries, 625 Riabouchinsky (Dr. D.), the Principle of Similitude, 591 Richard Frères, Rain Gauges, 263
Richards (T. W.), the Compressibilities of the Elements,
Rudler (S. G.), Foundation by, of a Scholarship at the Uni- versity College of Wales, 528
Russell (Dr. A.), a Treatise on the Theory of Alternating Currents, vol. i., second edition, 586; Harmonic Analysis, 204
Russell (A.), Glossary of Scoto-Romani and Tinkler's Cant, 680
Russell (Hon. B.), awarded the Butler Gold Medal of Columbia University, 349
Russell (Dr. E. J.), Soil Conditions and Plant Growth, new edition, 89; Soil Protozoa and Soil Bacteria, 499 Russell (Prof. H. N.), Note on the Sun's Temperature, 444 Rutherford (Sir E.). Radiations from Exploding_Atoms, 494 Spectra given by B and y Rays of Radium, 167
Ryan (H.) and Miss P. O'Neill, Studies in the Diflavone
Sabine (Dr. W. C.), Architectural Acoustics, 45
Sage (Mrs. Russell), Gift to the Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stitute, 362
Sahasrabuddhe (D. L.), Acid Secreted by the Cicer arietinum, 435.
Saillard (E.), Oxidation of the Alkaline Sulphites, 83 Salet (M.), Law of Dispersion of Prismatic Spectra, 417 Salmon (Dr. G.), Analytic Geometry of Three Dimensions, Fifth Edition, vol. xi., 171
Saltmarsh (Miss M.), Condensation Nuclei produced in Gases by Ultra-violet Light, 335
Saltmarsh (Miss M. O.), appointed Assistant-Lecturer in Physics at Bedford College, 692
Sandwith (Prof. F. M.), Lectures on Public Health in Egypt at Gresham College, 304
Sanford (R. F.), Stars with Variable Radial Velocities, 157 Sangiorgi (Prof. D.), Glaciers from the Disgrazia to the Monte di Zocca, 330
Sano (K.) and K. Hasegawa, Wave produced by Sudden Depression of the Bottom of a Sea, 547
Sartory (A.), L. Spillmann, and P. Lasseur, Typhoid States,
Saunders (C. F.), With the Flowers and Trees in Cali- fornia, 698
Saunders (Miss E. R.), the Double Stock, 600 Sauvageau (C.), a New Species of Fucus, 279 Schäfer (Sir E.), the Endocrine Glands, 625
Scharff (Dr. R. F.), a Long-finned Bream captured off Valencia Island, 491; Native Names of Irish Mammals, 97
Schlesinger (Dr. F.), Interior of the Earth, 442; Spherical Aberration, 46
Schlich (Sir W.), Pitwood, 176
Shaw (E. W.), Mud Lumps, 127
Shaw (H. K.), Observations of Nebula at the Helwan Observatory, 381 Shaw (J. J.), Causes of Changes in the Rate of a Watch, 519
Shaw (N.), Chinese Trees and Timber Supply, 555 Shaw (Dr. P. E.), Electrification of Surfaces, 110 Shelton (H. S.), Radio-active Methods and Geological Time, 83
Sheppard (T.), the Evolution of the Potter's Art, 672 Sherman (Prof. F. A.), [Obituary], 122 Sherman (Prof. H. C.), Food Products, 59 Shipley (Dr. A. E.), the Minor Horrors of War, 265 Shipley (Dr. A. E.) and Dr. E. W. MacBride, Zoology: an Elementary Text-book, Third Edition, 476 Shirasawa (Prof.), Picea and Abies, 681
Shore (Dr.), re-appointed Lecturer in Physiology at Cam- bridge, 471
Short (Dr. T. S.), appointed Ingleby Lecturer at Birming- ham University, 445
Shufeldt (Dr. R. W.), American Passenger-pigeon, 78; Osteology of Palæornis, 582 Shuler (E. W.), a New Ordovician Eurypterid, 461 Shull (Dr. G. H.), Heterosis and the Effects of In- breeding, 443; Sex-limited Inheritance in Plants, 159 Sidgwick (N. V.), Polymorphism, Isomerism, and Poly- merism, 519
Sigaut (Dr. M.), Legacy to the Paris Academy of Medicine, 649
Silvestri (Prof. F.), Natural Enemies of Fruit-flies, 333 Simmonds (C.), the "Original" Specific Gravity of Beer, 150 Simpson (Dr. G. C.), Meteorological Conditions in the Indian Monsoon Region, 547
Schmidt (Johs.), Aroma of Heps, 154; Lupulin in Plants of Simpson (N. D.), Chinese Astragali, 215 the Hop, 434
Schmidt (Dr. J.), Fresh-water Eels, 214
Schoop, a Metal-spraying Pistol, 299
Schorr (Prof. R.), Mellish's Comet, 332
Schreiner (O.) and Skinner (J. J.), Effects of Aldehydes in Soils, 77
Schuchert (C.), the Basal Silurian Formations of Eastern
Schultz (A. R.), Lincoln County, Wyoming, 127 Schuster (Dr. A.), the Green Flash, 8
Schwarz (Prof. E. H. L.), Origin of Gold, 685
Scott (Dr. A.), a Consultative Council in Chemistry, 524 Scott (H.), appointed Curator in Entomology in Cambridge University, 387
Scott (Capt. R. F.), and his Companions, Memorial of, 709 Statue of, 12
Scripps (Miss E. B.), Gift to the Scripps Institution at La Jolla, 515
Seares (F. A.), Absolute Scales of Photographic and Photo- visual Magnitudes, 654
Searle (J.), Parasitic Copepods in Australia, 270
Searle (Dr.) and C. T. R. Wilson, re-appointed Lecturers in Experimental Physics at Cambridge, 470
Seaton (Dr. E. C.), [Obituary], 14
Seaver (Prof. J. W.), [Death], 348
Sederholm (J. J.), Influence of Fracture-lines, 239-
Selbie (C. M.), the Decapoda Reptantia of the Coasts of Ireland, 303
Selby-Bigge (Sir A.), appointed Special Secretary to the Committee of Scientific and Industrial Research, 649 Seligman (C. G.) and F. G. Parsons, Skeleton found at Gough's Cave, Cheddar, 329
Sell (Prof. E. S.), Agricultural Laboratory Manual: Soils, 672
Sell (Dr. W. J.), [Obituary article], 235
Selous (E.), Breeding Habits of the Shag, 329,
Semichon (L.), Use of Heat in Killing Plant Pests, 280
Semon (Sir F.), name of, Expunged from Laryngologists' Society, 679; name Removed from the Internationales Centralblatt für Laryngologia, 709
Sen (S. K.), the Respiration of Culicidæ, 688
Sinclair (Dr. W. J.), Additions to the Fauna of the Lower Pliocene Snake Creek Beds, Neb., 444
Sinclair (W. J.) and W. Granger, Paleocene Deposits of the San Juan Basin, 356
Sim (T. R.), the Ferns of South Africa, Second Edition, 698 Sinnott (Dr. E. W.), appointed Professor of Botany and Genetics at the Connecticut Agricultural College, 693 Sitter (Prof. W. de), Figure of the Earth, 684 Skinner (S.) and F. Entwistle, Effect of Temperature on the Hissing of Water, 500
Slessor (Prof. G. M.), Dr. P. Giles, 610
Slipher (E. C.), the Photograph in Astronomy, 548 Slipher (Dr. V. M.), Photographs of the Spectra of Nebulæ, 185
Slocum (F.), Parallaxes of Four Visual Binaries, 405 Smart (Prof. W.), [Obituary], 95
Smith (E. A.), British Antarctic (Terra Nova) Expedition, 1910: Natural History Report, Zoology, vol. ii., No. 4, Mollusca, part i., 584
Smith (E. M.), the Investigation of Mind in Animals, 642 Smith (Prof. G. Elliot), Darling Downs Skull, 26; Geo- graphical Distribution of Mummification, 139; Influence of Racial Admixture in Egypt, 402
Smith (Reginald), on the Dewlish "Elephant-trench," 303 Smith (Dr. R. A.), Prehistoric Problems in Geology, 74 Smith (Dr. R. Travers), appointed Professor of Materia Medica, etc., 80
Smith (S.), Genus Lonsdaleia, III
Smith (T.), the Calculation of Thin Objectives, 472; Trac- ing Rays through an Optical System, 472 Smith (W. B.), Staffordshire, 615
Smyth (L. B.), Faunal Zones of the Rush-Skerries Car- boniferous Section, 417
Snyder (T. E.), Bionomics of Termites, 214 Soddy (Prof. F.), the Chemistry of the Radio-Elements, Second Edition, part i., 116
Solà (J. C.), Proper Motions of the Stars by the Stereo- scope, 713; Rapid Displacements and Photography, 167; Stereoscopic Photography and the Proper Motions of Stars, 694
Solander (D.), Monument to, 13
Seward (A. C.), Antarctic Fossil Plants, 704; elected Master Sollas (Dr. W. J.), Ancient Hunters and their Modern
of Downing College, Cambridge, 636
Shand (A. F.), the Foundations of Character, 172
Shapley (Dr. H.), Orbits of Eclipsing Binaries, 462; Stellar Variability, 572
Shattuck (Prof. S. W.), [Obituary], 42
Representatives, Second Edition, 369
Somer (A. J.), awarded Silver Medal of the Pharmaceutical Society, 297
Sousa (P. de), Macroseisms in North of Portugal, 140 Southwark (Lord), the Supply of Optical Glass, 603
Southwell (T.), Report of Bengal Fishery Department, 97; | Taverner (P. A.), the Double-crested Report on Fishery Investigations in Bengal, etc., 356 Spagnoletti (C. E. P.), [Obituary], 514
Speck (F. G.), Decorative Art of the Indian Tribes of Connecticut, 651
Spottiswoode (W. H.), [Obituary], 709
Sprague (J. T.), the Elements of Electro-plating 63 Springer (F.), Fossil Crinoidea, 275 Spurrell (F. C. J.), [Obituary], 42
Squier (Lt.-Col. G. O.), an Unbroken Alternating Current for Cable Telegraphy, 551
Squire (P. W.), Squire's Pocket Companion to the British Pharmacopoeia, Second Edition, 641
Standley (P. C.), New Genus of Chenopodiaceæ, 44 Stanford (Edward), War Maps, Nos. xi. and xii., 183 Stanford (R. L.), Temperature Coefficient of Magnetic Per- meability of Irons, 547
Stanley (Dr. D.), appointed Honorary Examiner for the Russell Memorial Prize, Birmingham University, 445; appointed Professor of Therapeutics, 138 Stanley (H.), Preliminary Practical Science, 257; Outlines of Applied Physics, 257
Stapf (Dr.), Inflorescences of the Carob Tree, 111; Dragon
Tree of Teneriffe, 472; the Genus Phelipea, 711 Starling (S. G.), Mercury Ripples showing Interference, 508 Stead (A.), Ash of the Alkali Bush, 685 Stead (Dr. J. E.), Iron-Carbon-Phosphorus Compounds, 438 Stebbing (Rev. T. R. R.), Pencil and Pen in Systematic Zoology, 584; South African Crustacea, 98; Systematic Natural History, 368
Stebbins (Prof. J.), Presentation to, of the Draper Medal, 297
Stebinger (E.), a New Ceratopsian, 275 Steen (Dr. Aksel S.), [Obituary], 379
Stefansson (V.), Efforts to Find, 122; Eskimo Commerce, 276
Stein (Sir Aurel), Explorations in Central Asia, 181 Stejneger (Dr.), Life Zones in the Alps, 136
Step (E.), Marvels of Insect Life, 207
Stephenson (Prof. J.), Hæmonais laurentii, 27
Taylor (F. H.), Australian Culicidæ, No. ii., 665 Taylor (F. N.), Masonry as Applied to Civil Engineering,
Taylor (Griffith), a Geography of Australasia, 31 Taylor (G. I.), awarded Adams Prize for 1913-14, 222 Taylor (J. W.), an Illuminated Address Presented to, 213 Taylor (Dr. W. W.), the Chemistry of Colloids and some Technical Applications, 504
Tennant (Lieut.-Gen. J. F.) [Obituary], 42
Tennant (Mr.) on Laboratories placed at the Disposal of the War Office, 488
Terada (Prof.) and Dr. Hasegawa, Gradient and Earthquakes, 461 Thiele (Dr.), Winnecke's Comet, 217 Thomas (H. H.), New Jurassic Plants from Yorkshire, 55; Middle Jurassic Flora of Cleveland, Yorks, 354 Thomas (Ivor), British Carboniferous Producti, 355 Thomas (N. W.), Specimens of Languages from Southern Nigeria, 29
Thomas (Mrs. R. Haig), White-collar Mendelising in Thompson (Prof. D'Arcy W.), Galileo and the Principles Hybrid Pheasants, 362
of Similitude, 426; Recent Studies in the Dynamics of Living Matter, 594; the Principle of Similitude, 202 Thompson (R. Campbell), a Pilgrim's Scrip, 285 Thompson (Prof. S. P.), to Deliver the Swarthmore Lec- Thompson (Prof. W. H.), Food Values, 651 ture, 297; Steel Suitable for Permanent Magnets, 25
Thomson (Sir J. J.), awarded the Albert Medal of the Royal Society of Arts, 348; Conduction of Electricity through Metals, 551
Thomson (W.), a Dust and Smoke Record, 571 Thoroddsen (Prof. Th.), Physical Geography of Iceland, with Special Reference to the Plant Life, 254 Thorpe (Sir T. E.), Prof. Otto N. Witt, 179; the Book of France, edited by Winifred Stephens, 667 Thorpe (Sir T. E.) and Dr. H. T. Brown, "Original" Specific Gravity of Beer, 150
Stephenson (L. W.), Exogyra from the Eastern Gulf Region Tiffeneau (M.), Comparison of Adrenalines and their
Stevenson (Mrs. M. C.), the Tewa Tribe, 275
Stewart (Dr. A), [Obituary], 597
Stewart (J. G.), Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes, 156 Stieler (K.), Venice, 45
St. John (C. E.), Anomalous Dispersion in the Sun, 17, 46 St. John (Dr.) and Mr. Babcock, the Pole Effect in the Iron Arc, 628
Stoneman (Prof. B.), Plants and their Ways in South Africa, New Edition, 698
Stopes (Dr. Marie C.), Stem-anatomy in Cycadeoidea, 111 Stout (Prof. G. F.) and B. Russell, the Theory of Judgment as a Multiple Relation, 544
Strahan (Dr. A.), Pre-Glacial Wave-cut Platform, 242 Strangeways (T. S. P.), re-appointed Demonstrator of Phy- siology at Cambridge, 304
Stratton (Dr.), Report of the U.S. Bureau of Standards,
Stromeyer (C. E.), the Age of the Earth, 259 Strömgren (Dr. E.), Mellish's Comet, 99
Strömgren (Prof. E.) and J. Braae, the Origin of Comets, 493
Strutt (Prof. the Hon. R. J.), Resonance of Sodium Vapour in a Magnetic Field, 33, 305; Ultra-Violet Excitation of the D Line of Sodium, 285, 370
Sturt (H.), the Principles of Understanding, 339 Sund (O.), Eryonicus-Polycheles, 372
Suter (H.), the Tertiary Mollusca of New Zealand, 460 Swann (Dr. W. F. G.), Atmospheric Electrical Observa- tions, 682
Swasey (A.), Gift by, 54
Swinton (A. Campbell), a Galvanic Cell, 25
Swynnerton (C. F. M.), Form and Coloration in Plants and Animals, 250
Takahashi, Beverages of the Far East, 571
Takeda (H.), New Japanese Mountain Plants, 215; Japanese Primulas, 15
Tanner (Prof. H. W. Lloyd) [Death], 42; [Obituary], 70
Tilden (Sir W. A.), Poisonous Gases in Warfare and their Antidotes, 395; Salaries of Assistant Chemists, 119 Tilley (F. W.), Disinfection of Hides, 516
Tillyard (R. J.), Wing-venation in Zygopterous Dragon- flies, 722
Timbie (W. H.) and Prof. H. H. Higbie, Alternating- current Electricity and its Applications to Industry, 586 Tinkler (Dr. C. K.), appointed Reader in Chemistry, 24; Resignation of Lectureship, 138
Tinkler (Dr. C. K.) and Dr. F. Challenger, the Chemistry of Petroleum and its Substitutes, 447 Tizzoni (G.), Infectious Nature of Pellagra, 167 Tizzoni (G.) and P. Perrucci, Immunising and Curative Value of Antitetanic Serum, 529
Toch (Dr. M.), Colours of Old Masters, 45 Tokugawa (Y.), the Physiology of Pollen, 599 Todd (Prof. J. A.), the World's Cotton Crops, 697 Tommasina (Prof.), Contributions to Theoretical Physics,
Townsend (Prof. J. S.), Electricity in Gases, 611 Travers (J. A.) [Obituary], 401
Trelease (Dr. W.), the Agaveæ of Guatemala, 711 Tremearne (Major A. J. N.), a New Head-measurer, 402 Tripp (Dr. E. H.), the Dickson Centrifuge Process of Sewage Treatment, 518
Trümpler (Dr. R.), Relative Proper Motions of the Pleiades, 126
Tschugaeff (L.) and N. Wladimiroff, a New Series of Com- pounds of Tetravalent Platinum, 529
Tucker (W. S.), Heats of Dilution of Concentrated Solu- tions, 249
Tuckermann (Mrs. S. E. S.), Bequest to Amherst College, 362
Tufts (Prof.), the Ethics of States, 238
Tulloch (J. S.), Breeding Range of the Gannet, 682 Turner (Dr. A. J.), Lepidoptera of Ebor Scrub, N.S.W., 665
Turner (Sir George) [Obituary], 71
Turner (Prof. H. H.), Discontinuities in Meteorological Phenomena, 473
Turner (R. E.), New Fossorial Wasps, 55
Turner (Sir W.), Craniology of the People of Scotland, 665 Turner (Dr. W. E. S.), Molecular Association, 640 Tutton (Dr. A. E. H.), the Monoclinic Sulphates containing Ammonium, 500; X-Rays and Crystals, 198 Tychonis Brahe Dani Opera Omnia, edited by Dr. J. L. E. Dreyer, vol. i., 141
Tyrrell (J. B.), Algonquian Indian Names of Places in Northern Canada, 570
Tyrrell (J. B.), elected President of the Geological Section of the Royal Society of Canada, 432
Vallot (J.), the Diathermic Power of Liquids, 694 Ventosa (V.), Occultation of 8 Scorpii by Jupiter (1876), 684 Venturi (Prof. A.) [Obituary], 183 Vernon (Dr. H. M.), appointed Lecturer in Chemical Physiology, 53
Versfeld (W.), Geological Structure of Portions of German South-west Africa, 461
Versfeld (Dr. W.) and G. F. Britten, Acanthosicyos hor- rida, 685
Vevey (A. de), Sun Cures, 529
Victor-Jones (Rev. H.), the Protozoan Kerona, 403 Vilkitski, News of, 13
Villamil (Lt.-Col. R. De), Motions of Liquids, 337 Villey (J.), Radioscopic Localisation of Projectiles, 389 Vincent (H.), Experimental Vaccination against Cholera Bacillus, 140
Vincent (H.) and M. Gaillard, Purification of Drinking Water, 224
Viola (Dr. C.), Classification of Systems of Crystallography, 571
Vulpiani (Prof. C.), Mendel's Principles and the Atomic Theory, 156
Wadsworth (J. T.), Aleochara bilineata, 688; Larvæ of an Anthomyid Fly, 181
Wager (H.), Action of Light upon Chlorophyll, 26 Wagstaff (C. J. L.), a School Electricity, 257
Wahl (Prof. A.), translated by F. W. Atack, the Manu- facture of Organic Dyestuffs, 532
Wait (W. E.), Birds in Ceylon, Distribution of, 78 Waite (H.), Finger-prints of Adult Males, 658 Walcott (Dr. C. D.), Bacteria in Petrified Algæ, 381; Cambrian Geology and Palæontology: a Pre-Cambrian Algonkian Algal Flora, 354; Fossil Bacteria in Ancient Limestones, 270; Survey of Robson Peak District, etc., 275; Geology of Canadian Rockies, 134; Sankia, 355
Waldheim (Dr. A. F. de), Celebration of the Jubilee of, 544 Waldstein (Dr. Louis) [Death], 180
Walker (F.), All about Zeppelins and other Enemy Aircraft, 588
Walker (G. W.), Forms of Nebulæ, 305
Walker (W. J.), the Magnetic Quality of Iron and Steel, 637
Wallace (W.), the Musical Faculty: its Origins and Pro- cesses, 505
Wallich (V.), Suppuration in War Wounds, 693 Wallis (B. C.), the Teaching of Geography, 504 Walmsley (Dr. R. M.), the Supply of Optical Glass, 603 Warburton (C.), re-appointed Demonstrator in Medical Entomology at Cambridge, 471
Ward (Prof. de Courcy), American Weather, 155; the European Winter and the War, 461
Wardlaw (H. S. H.), Temperature of Echidna aculeata, 722 Warren (S. H.) and others, Late Glacial Stage of the Lea Valley, 305
Waterhouse (G. A.) and G. Lyell, the Butterflies of Aus-
a Monograph of the Australian Rhopalocera,
Waterman (Dr. L. D.), Gift of 20,000l. to Indiana Uni- versity, 471
Watkins-Pitchford (Dr.), Miners' Phthsis on the Rand, 685 Waugh (F. A.), Rural Improvement, 256 Watson (Prof. J. B.), Behavior: Comparative Psychology, 85
Wayland (E. J.), Stone Implements from the Monapo River, 569
Weinberg (M.), Gas Gangrene, 83
Welch (Prof. J. J.), Subdivision of Ships, 130 Welch (Prof. W. A.) and Dr. S. Flexner, Inspection of Chinese Medical Schools and Hospitals, 678 Wellisch (Prof. E. M.), the Nature of Gas lons, 230 Welton (Prof. J.), What do we mean by Education?, 5 Wentworth (G.) and D. E. Smith, Plane Trigonometry and Tables; Trigonometric and Logarithmic Tables, 62 West (T. D.) [Obituary], 568
Westell (W. P.), Some Bird Problems, 362 Weston (Rev. W.), the Alps of Japan, 401 Whalling (Mrs. L. L. O.), Bequests to Miami University and Cincinnati Museum Association, 305 Wheldon (J. A.) and W. G. Travis, Lichens of South Lancashire, 139
Wherry (E. T.), the Microspectroscope in Mineralogy, 436 Whitaker (H.), the Wonderland of California, 652 White (A. T.), Gift to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 622; Gift to the Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute, 362 White (D.), Resinous Casts in Palæozoic Coals, 355 White (Miss Dora F.), awarded the Pereira Medal, 297 White (Capt. S. A.), Re-discovery of the Chestnut-breasted Whiteface, 435
White (Sir W.), Memorial Fund, 13
Whitmell (C. T.), the Green Flash, 35
Whittaker (Prof.), Functions Represented by the Expan- sions of the Interpolation Theory, 529
Widal (Prof.), Prof. Chantemesse, and Dr. Vincent, awarded the Osiris Prize, 401
Wieland (G. R.), Ozarkian Seaweeds and Oolites, 354; the Williamsonian Tribe, 354
Wieland (G. R.) and M. G. Elkins, Cordaitean Wood from the Indiana Black Shale, 354
Wilcockson (W. H.), awarded the Harkness Scholarship in Geology and Palæontology at Cambridge, 470 Wilcox (Brigadier-Genl. T. E.), Exploration of the Great Plateau of the Columbia, 545
Wilding (E.), Bird Migration, 508 Wilkman (W. W.), Later Shore-lines in Eastern Finland, 239
Wilks (W. A. R.), Estimation of Methyl Alcohol in the Presence of Ethyl Alcohol, 548
Wilkinson (Prof. J. A.), the Profession of Pharmacy, 685 Wilkinson (O.), Home Life of the Kestrel, 624 Willett (W.) [Obituary], 42
Williams (H. E.), the Chemistry of Cyanogen Compounds and their Manufacture and Estimation, 116 Williamson (E. B.), Neo-tropical Species of the Odonata, 688
Williamson (W.) and C. D. Soar, the Genus Lebertia of the Hydrachnidæ, 569
Williston (Prof. S. W.), Water Reptiles of the Past and Present, 3
Wills (G. A.) and H. H. Wills, Gift to Bristol University, 361 Williams-Freeman (Dr. J. P.), an Introduction to Fiela Archæology as Illustrated by Hampshire, 430
Willows (Dr. R. S.) and E. Hatschek, Surface Tension and Surface Energy and their Influence on Chemical Phenomena, 506
Wilmot (E. H.), Report on the New Zealand Survey Operations, 1913-14, 299
Wilson (Miss A.), Changes in Soils Produced by Heating, 251
Wilson (C. B.), the Lernæopodidæ, 303
Wilson (C. T. R.), elected to a Fellowship in Sidney Sussex College, 470
Wilson (Prof.) and Prof. Hill, Egg of Ornithorynchus, 653 Wilson (Prof. E.), High Permeability in Iron, 416 Wilson (Prof. J.), Principles of Stock-breeding, 671; Simplified Solutions of Mendelian Problems, 250 Wilson (Prof. J. Cook) [Obituary article], 677
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