Contents

FRIDAY AUGUST 16 1878
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Sketch of the Geology of the Environs of Dublin By Professor E HULL
1
Report of the Committee consisting of Professor CAYLEY Dr FARR Mr
92
Third Report of the Committee consisting of Dr JOULE Professor Sir
102
Report on the best Means for the Development of Light from CoalGas
108
Fourteenth Report of the Committee for Exploring Kents Cavern Devon
124
Report of Committee consisting of Professor HARKNESS and Mr WILLIAM
130
CONTENTS
131
Notes on Aluminium Alcohols By Dr GLADSTONE and ALFRED TRIBE
508
On some Substances obtained from the Root of the Strawberry By
514
Notes on the Glaciation of Ireland and the Tradition of Lough Lurgan
528
FRIDAY AUGUST 15 1878
531
SATURDAY AUGUST 17 1878
534
Report on proposed Kentish Explorations
540
On Hullite a hitherto undescribed Mineral a Hydrous Silicate of peculiar
542
Concerning the Extent of Geological Time By Rev M H CLOSE
548

Report of the Committee consisting of the Rev H F BARNESLAWRENCE
146
Report of the Anthropometric Committee consisting of Dr FARR Lord
152
Report on the Geographical Distribution of the Chiroptera By G E DOBSON
158
On Recent Improvements in the Port of Dublin By BINDON B STONEY
167
Report of the Committee consisting of Professor CAYLEY F R S Professor
172
Eleventh Report of the Committee consisting of Professor EVERETT Professor
178
Sixth Report of the Committee consisting of Professor PRESTWICH Professor
185
Report on the Present State of our Knowledge of the Crustacea Part IV
193
Report of a Committee consisting of Professor ROLLESTON MajorGeneral
209
Report of the Committee consisting of Professor Sir WILLIAM THOMSON
217
Second Report of the Committee consisting of Professor Sir WILLIAM
219
Report on Sunspots and Rainfall By CHARLES MELDRUM F R S
230
Report on Observations of Luminous Meteors during the Year 187778 by
258
Sixth Report of the Committee consisting of Sir JOHN LUBBOCK Bart Pro
377
Report of the Committee consisting of JAMES R NAPIER F R S Sir
419
SECTION A MATHEMATICAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE
433
On a Spectroscope of unusually large Aperture By G J STONEY
441
On the Cause of Travelling Motion of Spheroidal Drops By G John
442
MONDAY AUGUST 19 1878
448
On a New Form of ElectroRegistering Apparatus By DENNY LANE
454
On the Eighteen Coordinates of a Conic in Space By WILLIAM SPOTTIS
462
On the Principal Screws of Inertia of a free or constrained Rigid Body
463
On the Solution of a Differential Equation allied to Riccatis By J
469
On the Motion of Two Cylinders in a Fluid By W M HICKS M A
475
On the Influence of the Straits of Dover on the Tides of the British
481
On a new Method of maintaining the Motion of a Free Pendulum
486
OBJECTS and Rules of the Association
487
A New Form of TrapDoor Electrometer By Professor BARRETT
495
SECTION B CHEMICAL SCIENCE
501
Report of the Closetime Committee
558
ANDERSON
559
MONDAY AUGUST 19 1878
561
On the supposed Radiolarians and Diatoms of the Coalmeasures By Professor W C WILLIAMSON F R S
564
On the Nectar of Flowers By ALEX S WILSON M A B Sc
567
Notes on some Dimorphic Plants By ALEX S WILSON M A B Sc
568
On the Inflorescence of Senebiera didyma By ALEXANDER DICKSON M D
569
Exhibition of Specimens of Isoetes echinospora By ALEXANDER DICKSON M D Regius Professor of Botany in the University of Glasgow
570
TUESDAY AUGUST 20 1878
571
Recent Additions to the List of Irish Lepidoptera By R W SINCLAIR
572
FRIDAY AUGUST 16 1878
573
Flint Factories at Portstewart and elsewhere in the North of Ireland
579
TUESDAY AUGUST 20 1878
585
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21 1878
591
Address by Dr R MCDONNELL F R S
593
On the Gill Skeleton of Selache Maxima By A MACALISTER M D
600
Note on the Occurrence of a Sacral Dimple and its possible Significance
606
SECTION E GEOGRAPHY
613
FRIDAY AUGUST 16 1878
628
TUESDAY AUGUST 20 1878
636
On the Boardingout of Pauper Children By Miss ISABELLA M Tod
659
Report of Committee on Common Measure of Value in Direct Taxation
666
TUESDAY AUGUST 20 1878
673
SECTION G MECHANICAL SCIENCE
679
On the Control of Rivers By W SHELFORD M Inst C E F G S
690
Recent Improvements in the Port of Dublin By B B STONEY
696
Report of the Committee on the Patent Laws
697
On the Present State of Electric Lighting By JAMES N SHOOLBRED
706
On the Dublin Waterworks By PARKE NEVILLE
712

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