R. CLAY, SONS, AND TAYLOR, PRINTERS
BREAD STREET HILL, E.C.
ABBADIE (A. d'), the Remarkable Sunsets, 132
Algeria, Sinking of Earth at Bona, 460
Almanac, the Nautical, 89
Abney (Capt., F.R.S.), Wave-lengths of A, a, and Lines in Algiers, Earthquake in, 415
Infra-red of Visible Spectrum, 190
Abyssinia, Dr. Stecker's Travels in, 347
Achard's Continuous Electric Brake, 245
Affinity, Chemical, Oswald's Studies of, 391; Flavitsky's Theory
of, 392
Africa: Exploration of Stanley's Congo Expedition, 15; Portu-
guese Expedition to West, 64, 245; Dr. Holub's Expedition,
135, 346; Russian Expedition to West, 296; Dr. Emin-Bey's
Explorations, 160; Dr. Richard Böhm's and P. Reichardt's
Explorations, 272; Races of Western Tropical, H. H. John-
ston, 303; Junker's Expedition, 318; O'Neill's Explorations,
346; Dr. Chavanne's Expedition, 346; Sketch of the Modern
Languages of Africa, Robt. Needham Cust, Prof. A. H.
Keane, 377; Geology of Central Africa, H. Drummond, 551;
African Spiders, 408; Dr. Junker's Discoveries in the Wellé
Region, 584
Agardh (Dr.), on Algæ, Mary P. Merrifield, 340
Alpine Clubs, German, 462; Austrian, 462; French, 488
Alps of New Zealand, Green's, Prof. Bonney, F.R.S., 281
Aluminium, Peculiar Absorption of Iodic Acid by, Dr. G. Gore,
F.R.S., 254
Amambara Creek, Flegel's Map of, 585
Amazons (Upper Regions), Topography and Ethnography of,
Colini, 272
America: Co-education of the Sexes in, 158; November Meet-
ing of National Academy of Sciences, 161; Clifford Richard-
son on American Wheat, Prof. J. Wrightson, 173; American
Geology, F. V. Hayden, A. Geikie, F.R.S., 233; an Ameri-
can Rothamsted, Prof. W. Fream, 238; American Naturalist,
165, 375; American Journal of Science, 141, 252, 397, 466, 540,
613; American Association for the Advancement of Science,
87; Recent Low Temperatures in America, Dr. John Rae,
F.R.S., 287
Agassiz (Prof. Alex.), Embryological Monographs, 16; the Por- Amu-Daria, Russian Explorers on the Old Bed of the, 416, 557
pitida and Velellidæ, 262
Agates, Prof. M. Forster Heddle, 419
Agriculture, an American Rothamsted, Prof. W. Fream, 238
Agriculture in Sussex, 575
Agricultural Society, Royal, Journal of, 75
Air, Velocity of Sound in, D. J. Blaikley, 148
Air, Dusty, on the Formation of Small Clear Spaces in, John
Aitken, 322; Phenomena exhibited by, in the Neighbourhood
of Strongly-Illuminated Bodics, Profs. Oliver J. Lodge and
J. W. Clark, 417
Air-Wave, the Krakatoa, General Strachey, F.R.S., 181
Air-Waves, Earthquakes and, General Strachey, F.R.S., and
Maxwell Hall, 427
Airy (Sir G. B., F.R.S.), on Chepstow Railway Bridge, 75
Aitken (John), on the Formation of Small Clear Spaces in
Dusty Air, 322
Alaska: Zoology and Botany of, 362; the Volcanic Eruption
of Mount St. Augustin, Geo. Davidson, 441
Albany (Duke of), Death of, 534
Alexander (Thos.), Protection by Mimicry-a Problem in
Mathematical Zoology, 405
Alexeyeff's Theory of Solutions, 391
Alfta, Remarkable Meteor and Aurora at, 159
Amur, Changes of Level of, 15
Anatomy for Artists, John Marshall, 30, 56, 123
Anderson's Handbook of Archæological Collections in Indian
Museum, 27; Guide to Calcutta Zoological Gardens, 426
Anemometer, a New, Prof. Börnstein, 280
Animal Body, Nuclein in, Prof. Kossel, 352
Animal Intelligence, J. M. Hayward, 357
Animals: Mental Evolution in, F. J. Faraday, 335, 381, 428;
G. J. Romanes, F.R.S., 330, 336, 404, 428
Animals, Teaching, to Converse, Sir J. Lubbock, F.R.S., 216,
237, 547; Col. H. Stuart Wortley, 261
Annalen der Physik und Chemie, 94, 253, 276, 495
Annals of Mathematics (Magazine), 135
Annelida of the North Atlantic, 25
Anthropology: Anthropological Institute, 119, 166, 254, 303,
351, 446, 542; the Study of, Prof. Flower, F.R.S., 319, 388;
Foundation of an Anthropological Society at Bordeaux, 389;
Anthropological Society of Paris, 414; Anthropological Notes
in Solomon Islands, Surgeon Guppy, 429; Anthropological
Results of Dr. Finsch's Journey to the Pacific, 462; Erkert's
Anthropological Measurements in Caucasus, 557; at the
British Association Meeting at Montreal, 582
Aphides, British, G. B. Buckston, F.R.S., 288
Algæ, Drs. Agardh and Rabenhorst on, Mary P. Merrifield, Arabia, Geology of, Prof. T. G. Bonney, F.R.S., 350
Arabin Gums, C. O'Sullivan, 253
Archæological Collections of the Indian Museum, 27
Archibald (E. D.), the Remarkable Sunsets, 176
Archives, Italiennes, de Biologie, 23, 142
Archives of the Physical and Natural Sciences, Geneva, 277,
349
Arctic Expedition (Dijmphna), New, 88
Arctic Expedition, another attempt to rescue the Greely, 415
Argentine Republic, Splenic Fever in, Dr. Roy, 91
Argyll (the Duke of), the Unity of Nature, 474, 524
Aristotelian Society, 45
Arizona, Geological Survey of, H. M. Wilson, 272
Arlberg Tunnel, Completion of, 64, 87
Artists, Anatomy for, 30, 56, 123
Ascidia Compositæ, Classification of the, Prof. Herdman, 429
Ash (Volcanic), Analysis by Dr. Reusch of Krakatoa, 388
Ash of Grain grown at Rothamsted, Analysis of, Lawes and
Gilbert, 445
Ashes (Volcanic), Analysis of Krakatoa, Renard, 134
Asia (Central), Dr. Regal's Explorations in, 416
Asia Minor, Earthquakes in, 437
Asian Explorations, Dr. Riebeck's, 417
Asiatic Society of Bengal, Centenary of, 316
Association of German Naturalists and Physicians, 18
Association, Scientifique de France, 272
Astronomical Column, 45, 69, 88, 112, 135, 159, 185, 246, 273,
296, 345, 367, 390, 415, 536, 558, 606
Astronomische Gesellschaft, 558
Astronomical Station on Pic du Midi, Studies made for establish-
ment of permanent, MM. Thollon and Trépied, 7
Atlantic (North), Norwegian Expedition: Zoology, 25
Atlantic Soundings, 188
Atlantic, Relative Level of Mediterranean and, Tillo and
Bourdalou, 185
Atlantic, Greatest Depth of, 319
Atmosphere, the Upper Currents of the, 154
Atmosphere of China, Dust, Prof. J. P. O'Reilly, 260
Atomic Weight of Tellurium, Brauner, 391
Atomic Weights, Redeterminations of, 391
Atti dell' Accademia Reale dei Lincei, 47, 95, 443, 466, 565,
614
Attraction et Gravitation d'après Newton, Mme. Clémence Royer,
235
Audebert (J.), Wild Tribes of Madagascar, 347
Auricular Sensations, Subjective, Prof. Lucæ, 568
Aurora and Meteor at Alfta, 159
Aurora Borealis : Prof. Lemström's Observations of the, III;
on the Height of the, Adam Paulsen, 337; Measuring the,
Dr. Sophus Tromholt, 409; in Iceland, Dr. Sophus Trom-
holt, 537
Austral Judgment, the, 49
Australia Initiation Ceremonies, A.W. Howitt, 254; Geological
Exploration in Western, E. T. Hardman, 294; Water in,
F. T. Mott, 311; Exploration by Winnicke of unknown in-
terior of, 346; Volcanic Eruption in Western, 388; Australian
Observatories, 390
Austrian Polar Expedition, Results of, Lieut. Wohlgemuth,
246; Botanical Expedition to Azerbijan, 316
Austro-Hungary, Ornithological Observatories in, 246
Axioms of Geometry, Edward Geoghegan, 551; Prof. O.
Henrici, F.R.S., 573
Azerbijan, Austrian Botanical Expedition to, 316
Bacas (Dario) Determinants, 378
Bacillus of Typhoid Fever, Prize offered for Essay on, 583
Backhouse (T. W.), Pons' Comet, 7; the Quadrantids, 104;
the Remarkable Sunsets, 251
Bacteria, 559; Bicentenary of, Ferdinand Cohn, 154
Bacterioscopic Measurements of Neva Water, Dr. Pehl, 557
Bailey (Prof. W. W.), Sprengel on Fertilisation of Flowers, 171;
Ravens in United States, 478
Baker (J. G.) Review of Tuber-bearing Solanums, 328
Balance, Delicate, Suggestions for facilitating the use of a,
Lord Rayleigh, F.R.S., 91; Hughes' New Magnetic, 263
Balfour (Prof. J. Hutton) Death of, 365; Obituary Notice of,
385
Baltic Scientific Researches, Finnish Government Steamer for,
225
Bamboo in Transcaucasia, Proposed Cultivation of, Woeikoff,
184
Barlow (Capt.), Sea covered with Pumice, 488
Barlow (W.), Internal Symmetry of Crystals, 186, 205; Pro-
bable Nature of the Internal Symmetry of Crystals, 404
Barometer, the Ear a, Dr. W. H. Stone and Geo. Rayleigh
Vicars, 356; C. V. Boys, 333
Barometrical Sympathy with Earthquakes, Dr. Hector, F.R.S.,
87
Barometro Araucano, Baron Maclay, 303
Barrett (Prof. W. F.), on a Magnetic Sense, 476
Barrington (R. M.), the Remarkable Sunsets, 153; on the
Absence of Earthworms from Canadian North-West Prairies,
237
Barytes from Chirbury, H. A. Miers, 29; C. J. Woodward,
77; H. A. Miers, 124
Bashfo th (Rev. F.), On a Method of Estimating the Steadiness
of Elongated Shot when Fired from Large Guns, 527
Bathymetrical Survey of Scottish Lochs, 487
Batteries, New Elements for Primary, Lalande and Chaperon,
227
Bead Ornaments of Paleolithic Man, Worthington G. Smith,
83
Beadon (Robert), the Remarkable Sunsets, 225
Bealby (J. P.), Java Eruption and Earthquake Waves, 30
Beardmore (N. B.), the Green Sun, 28
Becquerel (H.), Researches on Infra-red Rays of the Spectrum,
227
Beddard (F. E.), the New Prosector of the Zoological Society,
294
Bees, Habits of, Isabella Herschel, 104
Behm (Dr.), Death of, 487
Beketoff (Prof.), on Dr. Sachs' Theory of the Relations between
the Increase and Segmentation of Cells in the Embryonal
Parts of Plants, 461
Bengal Dyes and Tans, H. W. McCann, 147
Bengal Asiatic Society, Centenary of, 316
Bennett (A. W.), on the Reproduction of the Zygnemaceæ, 142
Ben Nevis Observatory, 14, 86, 134; a Christmas Visit to,
Prof. G. Chrystal, 219; Ascent of, 9, 365; Weather on, T.
Sington, 261; Meteorological Observations from, 342
Berghaus (Prof. H. K.), Death of, 437
Berlin Cremation Society, 461; Physiological Society, 72, 144,
168, 255, 280, 352, 448, 543; Physical Society, 48, 168, 192,
279, 304, 400, 472, 498, 568; Geographical Society, 160
Berly's Electrical Directory, 524
Bermuda, Earthquake in, 15
Bernstein (Dr. R.), Death of, 415
Berwick-on-Tweed, Remarkable Meteor seen at, 272
Beryllium, Spectrum of, 90; Hartley on, 391
Beyerinck (Dr.), the Remarkable Sunsets, 175, 308
Bittleston (Lieut. G. H.), the Remarkable Sunsets, 152
Bias in Walking, Unconscious: G. H. Darwin; Thos. Hawks-
ley, 286; Sara S. Owen, 336; Dr. J. Rae, F.R.S., 311, 384;
W. G. Simpson, 356; Dr. Garson, 310; R. McLachlan,
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Crookes (W.), Recent Discoveries in High Vacua, 95
Crotte (Dr. Primo), La Musica e una Scienza, 198
Croupous Pneumonia, Micrococcus in, Dr. Friedländer, 144
Crystallography, 195
Crystals, Internal Symmetry of, W. Barlow, 116, 205
Crystals, Probable Nature of the Internal Symmetry of, W.
Barlow, 404; Prof. L. Sohncke, 383
Cunningham (Allan), Royal Engineer Professional Rapers,
Major Vetch, 146
Cunningham (David), the Storm of January 26, 1884, 336
Cunningham (J. P), the Oban Pennatulida, 46
Currents (Upper), of the Atmosphere, 154
Curtis (John), Farm Insects, 170
Cust (Robt. Needham), Sketch of the Modern Languages of
Africa, Prof. A. H. Keane, 377
Cyclones, Brounoff's Researches into Variations of Temperature
in consequence of, 414
Cyprus, the Cedar Forests of, Sir R. Biddulph, C.B., 597
D'Abbadie (Antoine), the Division of the Circle, 28
Dallas (James), Indians of Guiana, 382
Dallmeyer (L. H.), Death of, 271
Dam (Dr. Van), the Remarkable Sunsets, 175
Danish Greenland Expeditions, 44
Danish (Godthaab), Meteorological Expedition, 134
D'Arrest's Comet, 70
Darwin's Posthumous Essay on Instinct, 110, 128
Darwin (Prof. G. H., F.R.S.), Ripple-Marks, 162; on the
Figure of Equilibrium of a Planet of Heterogeneous Density,
230; Unconscious Bias in Walking, 286
Davidson (Geo.), Volcanic Eruption of Mount St. Augustin,
Alaska, 441
Dawson (Capt.), Report of English Circumpolar Expedition,
247
Deafness in White Cats, Dr. Lawson Tait, 164, 237, 312
Deep-Sea Expedition of 1883, French, Dr. J. G. Jeffreys, F.R.S.,
Deep-Sea Fishes of the Talisman, 483
Deep-Sea Dredgings of the Talisman, Crustacea, 531
Deer and their Horns, Sir J. Fayrer, F.R.S., 171
Deer's Horns at Moritzburg, the Collection of, 307
De la Rue (Dr. Warren, F.R.S.), the Green Sun, 28; Re
searches on the Electric Discharge, 325, 349
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