INDEX TO VOL. LX.
Abney (W. de W.) Note on Photographing Sources of Light with Monochromatic Rays, 13.
and Thorpe (T. E.) On the Determination of the Photometric Intensity of the Coronal Light during the Solar Eclipse of 16th April, 1898, 15
Address of the President, 299.
Adiabatic Relations of Ethyl Oxide (Perman, Ramsay, and Rosc-Innes), 336
Air, Liquid, Dielectric Constants of, 358; Magnetic Permeability of (Fleming and Dewar), 283.
Alloys, Freezing-point Curves of Silver and Copper, determined by Platinum Resistance Thermometer (Heycock and Neville), 160. of Gold, Annealing at Moderate Temperatures, Mechanical Properties of (Osmond nnd Roberts-Austen), 148. Liquation of certain (Matthey), 21.
Anguilla oulgaris, Bridal habit of, 269; Development of, from Leptocephalus brevirostris, 260; Matures in Deep Sea, 262; Peculiar forms of, in the Roman Cloace (Grassi), 270.
Annealing Alloys of Gold (Osmond and Roberts-Austen), 148. Anniversary Meeting, 296
Apogamy in Scolopendrium vulgare, L, and Aspidium frondosum, Lowe (Lang), 250
Argon, Electric Arc between Carbons in, 53; Fractional Diffusion of, 206; Inactivity of, towards Eloments, &c., at High Temperatures (Ramsay and Collie), 53 in the gas from the Bath Springs (Rayleigh), 56
Asconida, Development of (Minchin), 60.
Assheton (R.) An Experimental Examination into the Ghrowth of the Blastoderm of the Chick, 349.
Atomic Volume, Influence of, in Relation to Gold Alloys (Osmond and Roberts Austen), 148
Auditors, Report of, 296 Baden-Powell (Sir G.) Observations, 271
Baily (F. G.) The Hysteresis of Iron and Steel in a Rotating Magnetic Field, 182
Basalt, Gases contained in (Tilden), 453
Bath Springs, Gases from-Argon and Helium in (Rayleigh), 56.
Benham's Artificial Spectrum Top (Bidwell), 368.
Bessemer Flae Spectra, Gallium in (Hartley and Ramage), 35
Bidwell (S.) On Subjective Colour Phenomena attending Sudden Changes of Illumination, 368
Bismuth, Elcctrical Resistivity of, at Low Temperatures and in Magnetic Fields, 4:25; Electrical Resistivity of, at the Temperature of Liquid Air (Dewar and Fleming), 72
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