INDEX. Abietineous Cones, Morphology of, 193 Allman, Professor, on Snow Crystals, observed during Frost of December Amoor, Flora of, 158 Anderson (Professor) Elements of Agricultural Chemistry, noticed, 299 (Dr Thomas) Flora Adenensis, noticed, 300 Artificial Hemispheres, representing the Distribution of Temperature and Asteracanthion violaceus, Embryology of, 319 Azimuthal Condensing Apparatus for Lighthouses, 273 Babington's Flora of Cambridgeshire, noticed, 304 Baillon, H., on the Female Flower of Coniferæ, 184 Balfour, J. H., on Temperature in connection with Vegetation, 232 T. A. G., Work on the Typical Character of Nature, reviewed, 121 Society of Edinburgh, Proceedings of, 325 Works, noticed, 305 Bree, C. R., Work on Species not Transmutable, reviewed, 128 Brown, Alexander, Meteorological Register, kept at Arbroath, for 1860, 335 Canning, A. Colquhoun, on Peculiarities in the Growth of Pine Trees, 325 Coal, Albert, of New Brunswick, 167 Plants of Bohemia, 158 Coniferæ, Organogenic Researches on the Female Flower of, 181 on the Generative Organs of some Cartilaginous Fishes, 309 Dawson's Archaia, or Studies of the Cosmogony and Natural History of the Dew, Theory of, by Dr Wells, examined, 56 Diamond Deposits of India, 168 Dickie's Botanist's Guide to the Counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine, Dickson, A., on the Morphological Constitution of certain Abietineous Cones, Duke of Argyll's Address to the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 138 Dye, New Canadian, 333 Earthquake in Cornwall on 13th January 1860, 100 Echinodermata, New Palæontological Group of, 106 Eclipse of the Sun of July 18, 1860, as observed in Spain, 1 Ectocarpus brachiatus, Synonymy of, 328 Edmonds, Richard, on an Earthquake Shock in Cornwall, 13th January 1860, 100 Fisheries, Fraser River, British Columbia, 164 Forbes, Principal, on Ampère's Experiment for showing the Repulsion of a Account of Two Artificial Hemispheres, representing the Distribution Frost of December 1860, its Effects on Vegetation, 232 Geology of North-west Highlands, 159 of the Railway from Worcester to Hereford, 204 Henslow's Flora of Suffolk, noticed, 305. Henwood, William Jory, on Silver produced in Cornwall, 173 Iron, Manufacture of, in Africa, 165 Jacob, Captain W. S., on the Eclipse of the Sun of July 18, 1860, 1 Jolis, Auguste le, on the Synonymy of Ectocarpus brachiatus, 328 Lindsay, Dr W. Lauder, on the Eruption in May 1860 of the Kötlugjá Volcano, Lunar Tidal Wave in Lake Michigan, 336 M'Nab, James, on the Effects of Frost of December 1860 on Plants in the Edinburgh Botanic Garden, 232, 253 Macvicar, Dr, on the Terminal Fructification of the Simple Plant, 83 Magnesium as a Source of Light, 334 Mammalia and Birds of Arctic Regions, 161 Marine Zoology, 323 Meteorological Register for 1860, 335 Mosses, British, notice of New and Rare Species, 331 Nicol, James, on the Geology of the North-west Highlands, 159 Obituary of Mr Espy, 168 Petroleum Wells of Western Pennsylvania, 168 Pine Trees, peculiarity in Growth of, 325 Playfair, Lyon, on Hydrated Sulphuric Acid, 307 and Wanklyn, J. A., on Vapour Densities at Low Temperatures, 310 Reviews and Notices of Books, 121, 291 Royal Physical Society, Proceedings of, 321 Royal Society of Edinburgh, Proceedings of, 138, 307 Sadler, John, on Bryum Duvalii, 326 Salmon Fisheries at Vancouver's Island, 165 Salmonidæ of Fraser River, British Columbia, 164 Scientific Intelligence, 157, 332 Scoresby-Jackson's Life of the Rev. Dr Scoresby, noticed, 298 Silver produced in Cornwall, 173 Skulls found at Kertch in the Crimea, 279 Slate in India, 333 Snow Crystals, 312, 317, 336 Stephens, Henry, on Snow Crystals, as seen on different Plants, 317 Stevenson, Thomas, on Azimuthal Condensing Apparatus for Lighthouses, 273 Symonds, W. S., on the Geology of the Railway from Worcester to Here- ford, 204 Tea Cultivation, 332 Plants yielding, 157 Temperature in connection with Vegetation, 232 Theory of Terminal Fructification in the Simple Plant, 83 Thomson, Wyville, on a New Palæontological Group of Echinodermata, 106 Timber used for Railway Sleepers in India, 329 Toad (Bufo vulgaris), Acrid Fluid of, 200 Tomlinson, Charles, on the Claim of Dr Wells, to be regarded as the author of the "Theory of Dew," 56 Vapour Densities at Low Temperatures, 310 Volcano, Kötlugjá, in Iceland, 6 Wilson, Daniel, on Skulls found at Kertch in the Crimea, 279 Wilson, William, on British Mosses, 331 Wright, T. Strethill, on British Zoophytes and Protozoa, 321 END OF VOLUME THIRTEEN-NEW SERIES. EDINBURGH PRINTED BY NEILL AND COMPANY. |