Contents

OBJECTS and Rules of the Association
xxi
Places and Times of Meeting and Officers from commencement
xxviii
Presidents and Secretaries of the Sections of the Association from com
xxxv
On some curious Concretion Balls derived from a Colliery Mineral Water
xxxix
Evening Lectures
xlviii
Table showing the Attendance and Receipts at Annual Meetings
liv
Correspondence with the Treasury about the Natural History
lx
Recommendations of the General Committee for Additional Reports
lxix
Note on the Enumerations of Primes of the Forms 4n+1 and 4n+3
268
On Selfacting Intermittent Siphons and the Conditions which determine
275
Experiments on the Influence of the Angle of the Lip of Rain Gauges
278
Note on the Capacity of a certain Condenser and on the value of V
285
On a Theorem relating to the Transformation of Series By the Rev
291
Address by Professor J DEWAR M A F R S L E
293
A Lecture Experiment in Illustration of the Hollway Process of Smelting
300
Note on the Vapour Densities of Ferrous Chloride and Iodide of Potassium
308

TUESDAY AUGUST 26 1879
lxxxvi
Address by the President Professor G J ALLMAN M D LL D F R
1
On an Instrument for Determining the Sensible Warmth of Air
7
Report of the Committee consisting of Professor Sir WILLIAM THOMSON Pro
33
Fourth Report of the Committee consisting of Dr JOULE Professor Sir WIL
36
Report of the Committee consisting of Professor CAYLEY F R S Professor
46
Sixth Report of a Committee consisting of Professor A S HERSCHEL M A
58
Report of the Committee consisting of Professor SYLVESTER F R S
66
Report of Observations of Luminous Meteors during the year 187879 by
76
37
104
66
128
Report of the Committee consisting of Mr DAVID GILL Professor G FORBES
131
Fifteenth Report of the Committee consisting of JOHN EVANS F R S
140
Report of the Committee consisting of Mr JOHN EVANS Sir JOHN LUBBOCK
149
71
154
Fifth Report of the Committee consisting of Professor HULL Rev H
155
Report of the Committee consisting of the Rev MAXWELL CLOSE Professor
162
Report of the Committee appointed for the purpose of arranging for the occu
165
Report of the Committee consisting of MajorGeneral LANE FOX Mr WIL
171
Report of the Committee consisting of Mr SCLATER Dr G HARTLAUB
210
Third Report of the Committee consisting of Professor Sir WILLIAM
219
Second Report of the Committee consisting of Dr A W WILLIAMSON Pro
223
Hydrography Past and Present By Lieutenant G T TEMPLE R N
229
Address by G JOHNSTONE STONEY M A F R S M R I A
243
On some New Instruments recently constructed for the continuation
249
The Pseudophone By Professor SILVANUS P THOMPSON B A D Sc
255
On the Curve of Polarisation Stress as determined by Mr Crookess Mea
256
On the Fundamental Principles of the Algebra of Logic By ALEXANDER
262
The Rare Metals of the Yttrium Group By T S HUMPIDGE Ph D
316
On the Detection of Milk Adulteration By WILLIAM H WATSON F C S
322
Seventh Report of the Committee appointed for the purpose of recording
332
Discovery of a Bone Cave near Cappagh Co Waterford By R J USSHER
338
On the Foundation of the Town Hall Paisley with Notes on the Rocks
344
The Geological Age of the Rocks of West Cornwall By J H COLLINS
347
BIOLOGY
354
On the Occurrence of Leptodora hyalina in England By Sir JOHN LUB
369
On the Homologies of the Cephalopoda By J F BLAKE
376
Notes on the Polynesian Race By C STANILAND WAKE
390
On the Native Races of the HeadWaters of the Zambesi By Major
393
The Profile of the Ancient Greeks By J PARK HARRISON M A
399
Professor J BURDON SANDERSON M D F R
404
Address by P H PYESMITH B A M D Chairman of the Department
416
The Basin of the Ogowe By M SAVORGNAN DE BRAZZA
440
MONDAY AUGUST 25 1879
443
On the Orography of the NorthWestern Frontier of India By TRE
449
On Geographical Studies and Works in Italy By Professor G Dalla
456
Report of the Anthropometric Committee
469
Agricultural Statistics Tenure and Depression By WILLIAM BOTLY
472
Reformatory Punishment By F T MOTT F R G
478
On the Vital Statistics of Sheffield By THOMAS WHITESIDE HIME B A
488
SECTION G MECHANICAL SCIENCE
495
On Léon Francqs Fireless Locomotive By Mons CHARLES BERGERON
501
On recent Advances in Electric Lighting By JAMES N SHOOLBRED
503
Cowpers Writing Telegraph By E A CowPER
520
On the Law of the Power required for different speeds of the same steam
526

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