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Iron, Spectrum of, at High Temperatures (Lockyer), 475.
and Steel, Hysteresis of (Baily), 182
Magnetic Changes in, when Cooled to Tenmperature of iquid Air
(Dewar and Fleming), 57
Isopentane, Viscosity of (Thorpe and Rodger), 152
Japan Earthquakes, Frequencies of, analysed harnonically (Knott), 457 Johnso (Sir George), Obituary Notice of, xvi
Kelvin (Lord), Address to, on Occasion of Professorial Jubilee, 5. Kennedy (R.) On the Regeueration of Nerves, 472. Kew Observatory, Ohservations on Atmospheric Electricity (Chree), 96 Knott (C. G.) Ou Lunar Periodicities in Earthquake Frequency, 457 Kopp (Hermann), Obituary Notice of, i
Lang (W. H.) Prelimiuary Stateuent on the Development of Sporangia upou Fern Prothalli, 250. Larmor J.) The Influence of a Magnetic Field on Radiation Frequency, 514 and Lodge (J.), announce a Discoveryy by P. Zeeman, 466. Lastraa dilatata, Presl, Sporangia on Prothalli of, 250 Leptocephalus, Species of, and related Adult Murænide (Grassi), 260. Leucosolenia variabilis, H., sp., Note on the Larva and Postlarval Development of (Minchin), 42 Light, Influence of Magnetic Field on Radiation Frequency (Lodge), 513. (Larmor), 514. Lippmann (Grabriel), elected a Foreign Member, 328 On Colour Photography by the Interferential Method, 10. Liquation of certain Alloys of Gold (Matthey), 21 Liquids, Magnetisation of (Townsend), 186 Relations between Viscosity and Chemical Nature of (Thorpe and Rodger), 152 Lockyer (J. N.) On the Iron Lines prescnt in tho Hottest Stars. Prcliminary Note, 475 Preliminary Report on the Results ohtained wit the Prismatic Camera during the Eclipse of 1896, 270 The Total Eclipse of the Sun, April 16, 1893. Report and Discussion of the Ohservations relating to Solar Physics, 17 Lodge (O.) The Influence of a Magnetic Field on Radiation Frequency, 513 and Larmor (J.), announce a Discovery by P. Zeeman, 466.
Macacus hesus, The Menstruation and Ovulation of (Heape), 202. M'Clelland (J. A.) Selective Absorption of Röntgen Rays, 146 Magnetic Field, Effect on Emission and Absorption of Light (Larmor), 514 Effect on Emission and Absorption of Iight (Lodge), 513 Fields, Effect of, on Bismuth at Low Temperatures (Dewar and Fleming), 425 Moment of Magnets of varions kinds of Iron and Steel at very low Tempera- tures (Dewar and Fleming), 57 Permeability and Hysteresis of Iron at Iow Temperatures (Fleming and Dewar), 8 Maguetic Permeahility of Liquid Oxygen and Liquid Air (Fleming and Dewar) 283.
