Annals of Philosophy, Volume 27

Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1826

TABLE OF CONTENTS	8

General Field on the Origin of Ergot	20

Rev Mr Emmett on finding the Longitude at	32

Col Beaufoys Astronomical Observations	43

Proceedings of the Royal Society 450	44

Mr Faraday on new Compounds of Carbon and Hydrogen	62

Notice of Dr Thomsons New Work	68

Mode of securing Anatomical Preparations	74

Method of browning Iron	238

Mr Herapaths Reply to Mr Horner	246

Mr Moyle on the Temperature of Mines	259

L Gieseckes Account of a Mineralogical Excursion to the Coun	271

79	276

On the Poison of the Toad	277

NUMBER IIFEBRUARY	282

Spix Avium Braziliensium Species Novæ	285

Vegetable Principle in Saponaria Officinalis	302

Pecten niveus a new Species	312

Mr Moseley on a new Application of the Method of Parameters to	325

Mr Stephens on the Influence of Chemistry on the Affairs of Life	333

Prof Sedgwick on the Classification of the Strata which appear on	339

Mr Horners Reply to Mr Herapath	363

Mr Horner on a Theorem of Fermat	367

Rev Mr Powells Historical Sketch of Photometry with Remarks	371

Berzelius on Isomorphism as affecting ChemicoMineralogical Sys	381

Proceedings of the Royal Society	390

Mr Howards Meteorological Journals	397

Mr Major on English Books of Naval Architecture	405

Col Beaufoys Meteorological Table for 1825	415

Mr Horner on the Use of continued Fractions with unrestricted Nume	416

Col Beaufoys Astronomical Observations	422

Rev Mr Vernon on the Strata North of the Humber near Cave With	435

Report of the Committee appointed by the Council of the Astronomical	440

On the Discovery of Live Cockles in a Peat Moss distant from the Sea	464

New Scientific Books	470

Title	Annals of Philosophy, Volume 27
Contributors	Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley
Publisher	Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1826
Original from	the University of Wisconsin - Madison
Digitized	17 Nov 2017

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Mr Faraday on new Compounds of Carbon and Hydrogen c concluded	95

14	107

Vanuxem on Anthracite Plumbago c	110

17	113

Dr Turner on the Means of detecting Lithia in Minerals by the Blow	131

Proceedings of the Royal Society	137

Discovery of Lithia in Mineral Waters	145

23	147

Geological Survey of the Shores of the Severn	151

New Scientific Books	157

33	159

Results of various Meteorological Registers for 1825	163

Mr Horner on the Solutions of the Function ²x	172

Memoir on the Expediency of surveying the Indian Archipelago	178

Mr Rainys Reply to Dr Thomson	187

Mr Levys Descriptions of Two new Minerals	194

Analytical Account of the Philosophical Transactions for 1825 Part II	202

Proceedings of the Royal Society	223

78	228

Prof Berzeliuss Researches on Molybdæna	235

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