Nature (journal)/Volume 13/Number 328

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1876

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CONTENTS

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Old and New World Spiders. By O.P.C.		281
Dying and Calico Printing. By R. Meldola		283
Our Book Shelf:—
	Scientific Culture	284
Letters to the Editor:—
	On the most Northerly Lattitude at which Land and Freshwater Molluscs have hitherto been found. — Prof. A.E. Nordenskjöld	284
	Prof. Tybdall on Germs. — Dr. H. Charlton Bastian; Inquirer	284
	The University of London and School Examinations. — Philip Magnus; H.A. Nesbitt	286
	Public Analysts. — Arthur Angell	287
	Large Meteors. — William F. Denning	287
	The Flame of Common Salt. — E.G.	287
Our Astronomical Column:—
	The Binary Star η Cassiopeæ	287
	The Rugby (Temple Observatory) Catalogue of Double Stars	287
	Jupiter's Satellites	288
The Drainage of the Zuyder Zee.		288
The Birds of North-Eastern Africa. By P.L.S.		289
Fertilization of Flowers by Insects, XIII. By Dr. Hermann Muller (With Illustrations)		289
Scholarships and Exhibitions for Natural Science at Cambridge, 1876		292
The Industrial Applications of Oxygen. By Dr. A.W. Hofmann		293
Notes		295
Societies and Academies		298
Books received		300