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ABEL (Prof., F.R.S.), on Detonating Agents, 19, 42, 67
Aberdeenshire Agricultural Association, 288, 316
Acid Reaction of Flowers, 303
Amu-Darya, Exploration of the, 5c8
Anatomy, Comparative, of Man, Prof. W. H. Flower, F.R.S.,
222, 244, 267
Ackroyd (Wm.), Black Lizards, 339; Crossley's Modification of Andaman Island, Osteology of the Natives of, 258
Hughes's Microphone, 503
Acrochordus javanicus, at the Paris Jardin des Plantes, 231
Adams (Prof. W. G.), New Measuring Polari cope, 282
Adelaide, Report on the Botanic Garden, 232
Afghanistan, 491, 492; Col. C. M. MacGregor's Work on, 453
Africa: Proposed Expedition by H. M. Stanley, 15; Missionary
Exploration of Lake Nyassa, 15; Proposed Portuguese
Expedition, 16; M. Soleillet's Exploration of, 96; Dr.
Lenz's Sketches from West, 119; Major Serpa Pinto's
Expedition, 157, 221, 491; Cambier and Dutrieux's Expedi-
tion, 158; Abbé Debaze's Expedition through, 181; L'Afrique,
182, 271; Keith Johnston's Expedition, 205; German Ex-
ploration of, 206; Elton's Journals of Travels in, 218; Rev.
C. T. Wilson's Journey Across the Victoria Nyanza, 249;
Use of Elephants in Explorations of, 266; Col. Prjevalsky's
Journey Across, 266; Map of Major Pinto's Journey Across,
271; Proposed Railway Across the Sahara, 271; Elec
tric Light in, 278; Dr. G. Rohlfs's Expedition, 344,
508; New Expeditions to, 364; Otto Schütt's Expedition,
425; Dr. Holub's Explorations, 560; "La Cambébasie,”
582
Agram, Earthquake at, 256
Agriculture: aud Science, 189; Agricultural Education in
France, 208; Agricultural Show at Kilburn, 221, 247; and
the Science and Art Department, 258; A. S. Wilson's
"Agricultural Botany," 312; Aberdeenshire Association,
288, 316; Johnston's Catechism of Agricultural Chemistry,
455
Airy (Sir George B., F.R.S.), Annual Report of the Royal
Observatory, 153; Greenwich Meteorological Observations,
525
Aitken (John), Colour Blindness, 627
Aldabra I-lands, Colonisation of, 536
Alexandra Palace, Water Supply Exhibition at, 326, 401, 513
Algæ, on some Marine, Ed. Bornet, 155
Algebra of Logic, Dr. A. Macfarlane on the, 446
Algebraic Forms, the Fundamental Invariants of, 443
Algeria, Subterranean Lake in, 271
Algero-Spanish Triangulation, 508, 541
Algiers: the Proposed Inland Sea in, 16, 205; Discovery of a
Cavern in, 461
Allen (A. H.), on the Presence of Nitrogen in Steel, 469
Alligator, an Enormous, 401
Allman (Prof. G. J., F.R.S.), Inaugural Address at the British
Association Meeting at Sheffield, 384
Aloes, Paper from the Fibre of, 484
Andrews (Dr., F.R.S.), Resignation of, 507
Anemograph, 321
Animal, the Rights of an, E. B. Nicholson, 287, 338, 362, 427;
Geo. J. Romanes, 427
Animation, Suspended, Dr. B. W. Richardson, F.R.S., 107
Annalen der Phy-ik und Chemie, 45, 136, 234, 307, 522
Annelids of the Virginian Coast, 302; on Budding in the Syl.
lidean, 488
Annuaire pour l'an 1879, publié par le Bureau des Longitudes, 59
Antares, the Occultation of, July 28, 180
Anthropological Exhibition, Moscow, 45, 134
Anthropological Institute, 91, 139, 164, 187, 258
Anthropology: in Austria, 373; in France, 376; in Germany,
434
Anthropometry, Report of B. A. Committee on, 485
Antiquity of Man, Prof. Boyd Dawkins, 571
Antiquity of Orchids, D. Wetterhan, 53
Ants: Habits of, W. Whitman Bailey, 244; the Agricultural
Ants of Texas, H. C. McCook, 501; the Galleries of the
Cutting Ants of Texas, 583
Apiculture in Germany, 327
Apprentice Schools in France, 493
April Meteors, W. F. Denning, 29
Aquarium Notes, Dr. Andrew Wilson, 196
Aqueous Fluids, the Electric Conductivity of, 232
Arago, Statue to, 373, 434, 513, 546
Arago's Rotation, Researches on, 47
Archæological Congress in Russia, 401
Archibald (E. D.), Barometric Pressure and Sun-Spots, 28;
Barometric Pressure and Temperature in India, 54; the
Weather and the Sun, 626
Archives des Sciences Physiques et Naturelles, 90, 210
Arctic Expedition, 1875 76, Magnetical Observations of, 136
Arctic Exploration: the Search for the Vega, 37, 38; the Vega
Expedition, 248; the Jeannette Expedition, 249; Hellwald's
"Im ewigen Eis," 97; Nordenskjöld's Expedition, 364, 365;
Proposed New British Expedition, 364; Capt. Howgate
Expedition, 433; Willem Barents Expedition, 561; Norden-
skjöld's "Arctic Voyages," 606, 631
Arctic Meteorology, Conference to consider, 423
Arctic Regions, are there no Eocene Floras in the? J. Starkie
Gardner, 10
Argentine Republic, Science in the, R. McLachlan, F.R.S., 358
Arithmetic, Dr. Evers's, 313; Kicks's Elementary, 144
Arizona, Proposed Inland Sea in, 16
Armbruster (Carl), Meteor, 197
Alpine Clubs: International Conference on, 364; Marshall Hall Armstrong (Prof. H. E., F.K.S.), the Dissociation of Chlorine,
on, 427
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