June 14, 1906, Madeley (Rev. W.), the Possibility of Introducing a Com prehensive Syllabus of Scientific Teaching within the Time Limits of a Classical Curriculum, 309 Madreporarian Corals, Catalogue of the, in the British Museum (Natural History), Henry M. Bernard, 412 Magie (Prof. W. F.), the Partition of Energy, 404 Magnetism: Sammlung Schubert, xlii., Theorie der Elec trizität und des Magnetismus, Prof. Dr. J. Classen, 4 Explication méchanique de la Matière de l'Electricité e du Magnétisme, M. Despaux, 51; Magnetic Disturbance during the Recent Auroral Display, Th. Moureaux, 161: Magnetic Storms and Aurora, Dr. Charles Chree, F.R.S.. 101, 173 Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, 197; Prof. H. Gedmuyden, 197; F. C. Dennett, 152; the Recent Aurora and Magnetic Disturbances, 182; Magnetism and Elec tricity for Students, H. E. Hadley, 146; Action of : Magnetic Field on the Goldstein Rays (Canal-strahlen) Henri Pellat, 192; an Acoustical Method for the Demonstration of the Magnetism of Liquids, T. Terada, 197; Effect of Electric Oscillations on the Magnetic Properties of Iron, J. Russell, 216; Survey of India, Experiments made to Determine the Temperature Coefficients of Watson's Magnetographs, Captain H. A. Denholm Fraser, 250; Use of Chilled Cast Iron for Permanent Magnets, A. Campbell, 357; Propagation of Longitudinal Waves of Magnetic Flux along Iron Wires and Rods, Prof. Lyle and Mr. Baldwin, 358; Magnetic Observations dur ing the Total Eclipse of the Sun, Father P. Cisera, 400; Magnetic Susceptibility of Iron in Colloidal Solution, E. F. Burton and P. Phillips, 455; Instrument for Illustrating the Magnetic Properties of Iron, A. H. Peake, 455; the Magnetic Inertia of a Charged Conductor in a Field of Force, Oliver Heaviside, F.R.S., 582; Improved Apparatus for Measuring magnetic Rotations and Obtaining a Powerful Sodium Light, W. H. Perkin, sen., 623 Maiden (J. H.), a New Species of Eucalyptus, 24 Mailhe (A.), Synthesis of Tertiary Alcohols Derived from Paramethylcyclohexane, 431 Maitland (A. Gibb), Geological Features of British New Guinea, 108 Major (Dr. Forsyth), Certain Rodents from the Pleistocene of the Western Mediterranean Countries, 106 Makower (W.), Effect of High Temperatures on Radium Emanation, 407 Malaria: Insects as Carriers of Disease, A. E. Shipley, F.R.S., at the British Association Meeting at Pretoria, 235; the Practical Study of Malaria and other Blood Parasites, Dr. J. W. W. Stephens and S. R. Christophers, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 148 Malay Archipelago, Wild Swine of the, Dr. Jentink, 35 Malfitano (G.), Composition of the Hydrochloroferric Colloid with Respect to the Amount of Hydrochloric Acid present in the Suspending Liquid, 47 Mammalian Types, some, 343 Mammals, the Intestinal Tract of, Dr. Chalmers Mitchell, 618 Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland, the, J. G. Millais, Supp. to November 30, iii. Man (Dr. J. G. de), Two Decapod Crustacea from Freshwater Pool on Christmas Island, 262 Man: an Introduction to Anthropology, Dr. W. E. Rotzell 293 Man, Nebula to, Henry P. Knipe, 342 Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, 142, 215, 455 Mangoes, Decay of, Prevented by Immersion in Solution of Formalin, 16 Mann (Charles R.), Physics, 578 Maquenne (L.), Influence of the Reaction of the Medium on the Activity of Amylase and on the Composition of Saccharified Staren, 335 Marage (Dr.), the Reason Why Deaf Mutes can Hear Low Notes better than High Ones, 96; Mesure et Développement de l'Audition, 292 March (F.), Rotatory Powers of Hexahydrobenzylidene and Enanthylidencamphors, 383 Marcolongo (Roberto), Meccanica Razionale, 318 Marek (Prof. R.), Altitude of the Forest-line in the Austrian Alps, 253 Marine Biology: Remarkable Coelenterata from the West Coast of Ireland, Prof. Sydney J. Hickson, F.R.S., 5: the Percy Sladen Expedition in H.M.S. Sealark, J. Stanley Gardiner, 43, 184; the Percy Sladen Expedition in H.M.S. Sealark to the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles Archipelago, J. Stanley Gardiner, 294; an Account of the Deep-sea Holothurioidea Collected by the Royal Indian Marine Survey Ship, Investigator, R. Koehler and C. Vaney, 114; the Formation of Spicules, W. Woodland. 179; Phosphorescent Marine Animals, Prof. McIntosh, 349; Chaetognatha of the Siboga Expedition in the Dutch East Indies, Dr. Fowler, 381; Catalogue of the Madreporarian Corals in the British Museum (Natural History), Henry M. Bernard, 412; Meddelelser fra Kommissionen fra Havundersøgelsen, Serie Hydrografi, Serie Fiskeri, Serie Plankton, Jas. Johnstone, 434; Observations on Gennadas, E. L. Bouvier, 551; Pisciculture at Port Erin, 614 Marloth (Dr.), on the Phyto-geographical Subdivisions of South Africa, 163 Marmu (N.), Estimation of Carbon in Soils, 623 Marquis (R.), Action of the Amino-ethers and Iminochlorides on Organo-magnesium Derivatives, 528 Marr (J. E., F.R.S.), an Introduction to Geology, 247; Influence of the Geological Structure of English Lakeland upon its Present Features, 502 Marsh (J. E.), Condensation of Ketones with Mercury Cyanide, 118 Marshall (C. R.), a Text-book of Materia Medica for Students of Medicine, 339 Marshall (Dr. F. H. A.), the Horse in Norway, 119 Marshall (Dr. Hugh), Cooperation between Scientific Libraries, 513 Marshall (P.), the Geography of New Zealand, 123 Martian Meteorology, Prof. W. H. Pickering, 38 Martin (Geoffrey), Researches on the Affinity of the Elements and on the Causes of the Chemical Similarity or Dissimilarity of Elements and Compounds, 49; Atomic Disintegration and the Distribution of the Elements, 152: "Mathematics" applied to Chemistry, 175; a Definition of Temperature, 390; Sea-sickness and Equilibration of the Eyes, 584 Martin (George H.), a Three Years' Course of Practical Chemistry, 459 Mast and Sail in Europe and Asia, H. Warington Smyth, Sir W. H. White, K.C.B., F.R.S., 536 Materia Medica for Students of Medicine, a Text-book of, C. R. Marshall, 339 Materials, Mechanics of, Mansfield Merriman, 25 Mathematics: Method for the Measurement of Angles, 16; Researches on the Affinity of the Elements and on the Causes of the Chemical Similarity or Dissimilarity of Elements and Compounds, Geoffrey Martin, 49; Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 52; Mathematical Society, 71, 190, 287, 382, 479; Improper Double Integrals and on the Arithmetic Continuum, Dr. Hobson, 71; Arithmetical Nature of the Coefficients in a Group of Linear Substitutions of Finite Order, Prof. W. Burnside, 71; the "Cattle Problem" of Archimedes, 86; Euvres de Laguerre, 97; Auslese aus meiner Unterrichts- und Vorlesungspraxis, Dr. Hermann Schubert, 100, 365; Pangéométrie, ou Précis de Géométrie fondée sur une Théorie générale et rigoureuse des Parallèles, N. J. Lobatschewsky, 100; the Boston Colloquium, Lectures on Mathematics, Edward Burr Van Vleck, Henry Seely White and Frederick Shenstone Woods, 122; Lectures on the Calculus of Variations, Dr. Oskar Bolza, 122 Mathematical Study in Japan, Prof. Harzer, 135; "Mathematics" applied to Chemistry, Geoffrey Martin, 175, The Reviewer, 175; the Hessian Configuration and its Connection with the Group of 360 Plane Collineations, Prof. W. Burnside, 190; the Theory of Integral Equations, H. Bateman, 190; New Vernier Rule and Scale, S. Irwin Crookes, 232; Vorlesungen über mathematische Näherungsmethoden, Dr. Otto Biermann, 245; the Maximum Number of Double Points on a Surface, A. B. Basset, F.R.S., 246; Death of Prof. C. J. Joly, F.R.S.. Book of 251; Obituary Notice of, 273; the First Geometry, Grace Chisholm Young and W. H. Young, 267: Theory of the Motion of the Moon, Ernest W. Brown, F.R.S., 272; Higher Mathematics for Students of Chemistry and Physics with Special Reference to Practical Work, Dr. J. W. Mellor, 290; Elementary XXX Index Algebra, W. G. Borchardt, 293; Meccanica Razionale, Roberto Marcolongo, 318; Science and Hypothesis, Prof. H. Poincaré, Prof. Arthur Schuster, F.R.S., 313; Wissenschaft und Hypothese, Prof. H. Poincaré, Prof. Arthur Schuster, F.R.S., 313; Integral Calculus for Beginners, Alfred Lodge, Prof. G. H. Bryan, F.R.S., 337; Theorem in Hyper-complex Numbers, J. H. Maclagen Wedderburn, 358; L'Algèbre de la Logique, Louis Couturat, 386; a Geometrical Political Economy, Collected Mathematical H. Cunynghame, 386; the Works of George William Hill, 409; A Problem in Mathews (R. H.), Manners and Customs of Australian Matignon (C.), New Type of Compound in the Group of Matley (Dr. C. A.), the Carboniferous Rocks at Rush in Mawson (D.), Geology of the New Hebrides, 216 Maximum Number of Double Points on a Surface, the, Maxwell (W. H.), British Progress in Municipal Engineer- Maxwell's Theory of Light, 316 Mayer (Prof. W.), Death of, 346 I; to Mayet (M.), the Inoculation of Cancer, 263 on the Heart, G. S. Haynes, 542; Creatinin the Cause Mediterranean Fever, 550 Mee (A.), the Heavens at a Glance, 425 Meigen (Prof. W.), Atomic Disintegration, 389 Melanistic Form of the Wall-Lizard, G. A. Boulenger, Melbourne Observatory, the, 569 100; Meldola (Prof. R., F.R.S.), the Bates-Müller Hypothesis Mellor (Dr. J. W.), Higher Mathematics for Students of Mellor (E. T.), on the Evidences in the Transvaal of Mennell (F. P.), Geological Problems of Rhodesia, 547 Menten (Miss M. L.), Chlorides in Nerve Cells and Fibres, Merneld (C. J.), Astronomical Refraction, 240 Merriam (Dr. C. H.), Is Mutation a Factor in Evolution of Merrifield (F.), Influence of Temperature on Insects, 516 Mesure et Développement de l'Audition, Dr. Marage, Prof. Metallurgy Death and Obituary Notice of William Henry Astronomical and June 14, 1906 August 24 to 26 in Counties Dublin and Wicklow, Sir John W. Moore, 95; the Gales of November 26, 107; Rainfall of China and Corea, T. Okada, 107; Use of Platinum Resistance Thermometers in Determining the Temperature of the Air at Helwan, E. B. H. Wade, 107; Future Problems of Maritime Meteorology, Prof. Hergesell, 135; a Preliminary Investigation of the More Important Features of the Meteorology of Southern Asia, the Indian Ocean, and Neighbouring Countries during the Period 1892-1902, Sir John Eliot, F.R.S., 136; Meteorologie und Klimatologie, Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Trabert, 149; Investigation of the Upper Air, 162; the Pulse of the Atmospheric Circulation, Dr. W. N. Shaw, F.R.S., 175; Method Employed by the Prince of Monaco for Ascertaining the Conditions of the Upper Air by Means of Unmanned Balloons, Prof. H. Hergesell, 181; Highest Kite Ascent, 207; Kite and Balloon Ascents, Dr. Hergesell, 207; Flying Kites in Barbados, C. J. P. Cave, 202; Observations with Registration Balloons in America, A. L. Rotch, 349; Ascents of Two Unmanned Balloons, 615; Thunder and Lightning, Camille Flammarion, 196; Rainfall of Chemulpo, 207; Periodicity of Rainfall, A. P. Jenkin, 209; the Forms of Cirrus-clouds, Prof. Oslhoff, 209; Recent Studies of Periods in Meteorology, 209; Seasons in the British Isles from 1878, Dr. W. N. Shaw, 210; Correlation of Hydrographic, Biological, and Meteorological Data, Otto Petterson, 210; the Temperature of France, A. Angot, 230; Severe Gale of January 5-6, 254; Lehrbuch der Meteorologie, Prof. Julius Hann, 270; Rainfall of 1905, Dr. H. R. Mill, 304; Rainfall Observations for the Years 1896-1904 at Seoul, Corea, Mr. Li, 324; Results of Observations Made with a Black Bulb Thermometer in Vacuo, J. R. Sutton, 324; the International Meteorological Conference at Innsbruck, 331; Hurricanes in the West India Islands, Hesketh Bell, 348; Climate of St. Moritz, Dr. A. Nolda and C. Bührer, 350; Weather of Canada for 1903, 374; Rainfall of South Australia, Sir Chas. Todd, 399; a 300-Year Climatic and Solar Cycle, Thos. W. Kingsmill, 413; Cloud Studies, Arthur W. Clayden, Prof. H. Hildebrand Hildebrandsson, 416; Death and Obituary Notice of Henry James Chaney, 419; Carbondale, Pennysylvania, Tornado of August 30, 1905, W. M. Dudley, 423; Tornado at Meridian, Mississippi, 447; Hurricane in South Pacific on February 7 and 8, 447; the Vertical Distribution of the Meteorological Elements above the Atlantic, Dr. A. L. Rotch and L. Teisserenc de Bort, 449; Wintry March Weather over the British Islands, 469; Climatology of 1905, MM. Flammarion and Loisel, 471; Meteorological Report of Ceylon for 1904, 471; New Meteorological Instruments, Messrs. Lander and Smith, 472; the Thunderstorm of February 8, Mr. Lander, 472; Interpretation of Meteorological Records, Dr. John Aitken, F.R.S., 485, 534: R. T. Omond, 512; A. Lander, 584; a More Rational Treatment of Climatology, R. de C. Ward, 493; Is London Fog Inevitable? Dr. W. N. Shaw, 493; Weather during Week Ending March 29, 517; the Climate of Beyrout, Dr. S. Kostlivy, 568; Meteorological Office's Annual Summary for 1905, 568; Konstant auftretende secundare Maxima und Minima in dem jährlichen Verlauf der Meteorologischen Erscheinungen, Dr. Rijckevorsel, 594; Studies of Temperature and Pressure Observations, Dr. William J. S. Lockyer, 594; Study of the Meteorological Observations Made during Nansen's North Polar Expedition in 1893-6, Prof. Mohn, 595: Barometrische Ausgleichsbewegung in der Erdatmosphäre, Dr. Wilhelm Krebs, 595; a Horizontal Rainbow, W. R. M. Church, 608 van Meteors: the Leonid Meteors, 1905, John R. Henry, 28; the Meteors of Biela's Comet, Mr. Denning, 64; Orbital Elements of Two Meteors, Dr. P. Moschick, 161; Observations of the Lyrid Meteors, April, 1904, Dr. Jiří Kaván, 352; Fireball of January 27, 1906, W. F. Denning, 427; a Brilliant Fireball, Mr. Denning, 474; the April Meteors, W. F. Denning, 560; John R. Henry, 560 Methven (C. W.), on South African Harbours, 65 Metropolis, the Control of the Gas Supply of the, 273 Meunier (Prof. Stanislas), Dust Due to Eruption of Vesuvius, 614 Mexican Cotton-Boll Weevil, the, W. D. Hunter and W. E. Hinds, Fred V. Theobald, 257 Meyer (G.), Light Emitted by Radium Bromide due to the Impact of the Becquerel Rays on the Particles of Nitrogen, 325 Meyerhoffer (Dr.), Landolt-Börnstein-Physikalisch-chemische Tabellen, Supp. to November 30, vi Micrometer Measures of Double Stars, Dr. H. E. Lau, Microscopy: Royal Microscopical Society, 23, 118, 287, 357, 503, 575; Simple Portable Camera for Use with the Microscope, E. Moffat, 23; Hand Microtome, Mr. Flatters, 23; Nature through Microscope and Camera, Richard Kerr, 104; the Movements of Diatoms Caused by the Evolution of Gas, Daniel D. Jackson, 159; the Formation of Spicules, W. Woodland, 179; Segmentation and Phylogeny of Arthropods, Prof. Carpenter, 252; Photographs of Diatoms taken by the Zeiss Apparatus, Designed by Dr. August Kohler, Photomicrography with Ultra-Violet Light, Mr. Rheinberg, 287; Elements of Applied Microscopy, Charles-Edward Amory Winslow, 365; Microscopes and Accessories: How to Make and Use Them, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 412; Microscopic Aquatic Plants of Our Waters, Dr. F. E. Fritsch at London Institution, 499; Death and Obituary Notice of Prof. Lionel Smith Beale, 540; a Newly Discovered Synangium, D. M. S. Watson, 542 Miers (H. A.), Refractive Indices of Crystallising Solutions, 357; Studies in Crystallisation: Sodium Nitrate, 358 Milk, Action of Bacteria in the Souring of, 85 Milk, Bacteriological Examination of, Dr. A. C. Houston, 492 Milk and Copper, John Golding and Dr. Feilman, 399 Mill (Dr. H. R.), Rainfall of 1905, 304 Millais (J. G.), the Mammals of Great Britain and Ireland, Miller (Edward Y.), the Bataks of Palawan, 584 Milosevich (Prof. E.), Comets 19056 and 1905c, 182 Milroy (Dr. J. A.), Zur Erkenntniss der Kolloide: Ueber Mimicry, the Bates-Müller Hypothesis of, a Question of Historical Accuracy, Prof. R. Meldola, F.R.S., 100 Minchin (H. D.), a Simple Arrangement for Purifying Mercury, 494 Minerals Minerals Recently Found in the Binnenthal, R. H. Solly, 167; Mineral Production of India, T. H. Holland, F.R.S., 493; the Mineral Wealth of Alaska, 595 Mineralogy: Mineralogy of Ceylon, A. K. Coomaraswamy and James Parsons, 134; Mineralogical Society, 166, 358; the Production of Gold and Silver in the United States in 1904, W. Lindgren, 306; Copper Production of the United States, W. H. Weed, 306; Fluorspar Deposits of Southern Illinois, H. Foster Bain, 306; Zinc and Lead Deposits of North-Western Illinois, H. Foster Bain, 306; Kleinite, Dr. A. Sachs, 325; Geikielite and the Ferro-Magnesian Titanates, T. Crook and B. M. Jones, 358; the Iron-Ore Deposits of Sydvaranger, G. Henriksen, 398; Technical Methods of Ore Analysis, A. H. Low, 532; Death of Gustave Davalque, 543; the Nature of Carnotite, Messrs. Hillebrand and Ransome, 547 Analysis of Dumortierite, Mr. Schaller, 547; Occurrence of Bauxite in India, Dr. T. H. Holland, 547; Precious Stones Considered in Their Scientific and Artistic Relations, Prof. A. H. Church, F.R.S., Supp. to November 30, x Miners' Worm, Prof. Sydney J. Hickson, F.R.S., 344 Minet (Adolphe), the Production of Aluminium and its Industrial Use, 579 Mining Various Minerals Raised in the United Kingdom in 1904, 36; Salt Mining at Detroit, Michigan, 206; a Treatise on Ore and Stone Mining, Sir C. Le Neve Foster, 220; Cobalt-Nickel Arsenides and Silver Deposits of Temiskaming, Ontario, W. G. Miller, 231; Fatal Accidents in Coal Mining in the United States in 1904, F. L. Hoffman, 231; Fatal Accidents in Mines and Quarries of the United Kingdom during 1905, 278; Coal Mining in the Philippines, O. H. Reinholt, 324; Coal Consumption of the United Kingdom, G. T. Beilby, 398; Gem Production in Brazil, 398; Prospecting in the Transbaikalian Goldfields, R. Farina, 398; Unprecedented Mining Disaster at Courrières Colliery, 468, 490; a New Gold Field at Manhattan in Nevada, 471; Production of Minerals in Great Britain in 1905, 471; Mining Law of the British Empire, Charles J. Alford, Bennett H. Brough, 482; Mineral Production of India, T. H. Holland, F.R.S., 493; Remarkable Surface Outcrop of an Iron Ore Deposit, R. H. Anderson, 517: Low Cost of Ore Dressing at Osceola Copper Mine, Lake Superior, 543; Mode of Occurrence of the Tin-Ore in Bushveld Area, North-east of Pretoria, A. L. Hall, 546; the Occurrences of Gold in the Pretoria Series (Lydenburg Goldfield), Mr. Thord-Gray, 547; the Mineral Wealth of Alaska, 595 Minnesota Plant Diseases, Dr. E. M. Freeman, 291 Mitchell (Dr.), Plague Epidemics in Cape Colony, 139 Mitchell (Dr. Chalmers), the Intestinal Tract of Mammals, 618 Mneme als erhaltendes im Wechsel des organischen Modern Electric Practice, Maurice Solomon, 169 Mohn (Prof.), Study of the Meteorological Observations Made during Nansen's North Polar Expedition in 1893-6, 595 Moir (J.), Solubility of Zinc Hydroxide in Alkalis, 262; Moissan (Prof. Henri), the Distillation of Copper, 143; Mollusca Prosobranchiata, No. 4. the Ontogenetic Stages Molony (E.), Geology of the Gangetic Plain, 143 Monckman (Dr. James), Death and Obituary Notice of, 106 Monkey from the Cameroons, on an Alleged New, R. I. Monotremes and Birds, Dr. H. Gadow, F.R.S., 222 Moog (R.), Influence of High Altitudes on the General Moon a Lunar Theory from Observation, Dr. P. H. Cowell, 80: Graphical Methods for Finding the Time of Moonrise, Fr. W. F. J. Rigge, 208; Theory of the Motion of the Moon, Ernest W. Brown, F.R.S., 272; a New Method of Determining the Moon's Position Photographically, Mr. Wade, 352; the Apparent Enlargement of the Moon at the Horizon, Ed. Claparède, 400: the Glow Surrounding the Lunar Crater Linné. Prof. E. E. Barnard, 448; Measurements of Linné during the Total Eclipse of the Moon, Prof. E. C. Pickering, 569; R. H. Frost, 569 Moore (Dr.), Extract of the Duodenal Mucous Membrane Counteracts Diabetes, 474 Moore (Prof. B.), Effects of Alkalies and Acids, and of Alkaline and Acid. Salts upon Fertilised Eggs of Echinus esculentus, Study in Relationship to the Causation of Malignant Disease, 213; Physical and Chemical Properties of Solutions of Chloroform and Other Anæsthetics, 213; Outlines of Physiological Chemistry, Dr. S. P. Beebe and Prof. B. H. Buxton, 483 Moore (Sir John W.), Rainstorm of August 24 to 26 in Counties Dublin and Wicklow, 95 Moore (Dr. Norman), the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, Centenary, 1805-1905, 388 Morbology: Two Hæmatozoa of the Partridge and Turkey, A. Laveran and M. Lucet, 47; Yellow Fever in Panama, 84; the Wastage in Armies by Disease, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 105; the Practical Study of Malaria and Other Blood Parasites, Dr. J. W. W. Stephens and S. R. Christophers, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 148; Effect of Acid, Alkali, and Certain Indicators in Arresting or Otherwise Influencing the Development of the Eggs of Pleuronectes platessa and Echinus esculentus, E. Whitley, 213; Effects of Alkalies and Acids and of Alkaline and Acid Salts upon Fertilised Eggs of Echinus esculentus, Study in Relationship to the Causation of Malignant Disease, Prof. B. Moore, Dr. Herbert E. Roaf and E. Whitley, 213; the Etiology of Leprosy, Dr. J. Hutchinson, F.R.S., 214; Insects as Carriers of Disease, A. E. Shipley, F.R.S., at the British Association Meeting at Pretoria, 235: Identity of Surra and Mbori, A. Laveran, 263; the Inoculation of Cancer, M. Mayet, 263; the Anatomy of Agchylostoma duodenale, Dub., A. Looss, Prof. Sydney J. Hickson, F.R.S., 344; Plague Epidemic, the Immunity of Europeans, 422; Dangers of the Ingestion of Dead Tubercle Bacilli into Tuberculous and Healthy Animals, A. Calmette and M. Breton, 431: Analysis of Tubercle Bacilli, G. Baudran, 504; Effects of the Absorption of Tuberculin by the Digestive Tube, A. Calmette and M. Breton, 503; the Question of the Transference of Bovine Tuberculosis to Man through Milk, Prof. Adami, 516; Extract of the Duodenal Mucous Membrane Counteracts Diabetes, Drs. Moore, Edie, and Abram, 474: Protective Mechanism against Excess of Alkali, Drs. Edie and Whitley, 474; Mediterranean Fever, 550 Moreau (G.), Recombination of the Ions in Saline Vapours, 408 Morgan (C. Lloyd, F.R.S.), the Interpretation of Nature, 265 Morgan (Mr.), Another New Comet, 1905c, 160; Discovery of a New Comet (1906c), 494 Morgan (Prof. H. R.), Observation of Comet 1905c after Perihelion, 518 Morice (Rev. F. D.). Panurgus moricei, a New Species of Bee, 117; Caleara Observed on the Legs of Some Hymenoptera. 598 Morley (Arthur). Mechanics for Engineers, a Text-book of Intermediate Standard, I Morosaurus, the Skeleton of Brontosaurus and Skull of, Prof. Henry Fairfield Osborn, 282 Morphology: the Visual Organs of the Ascidians of the Morrell (R.S.), Velocity of Transformation of Sugars by Northrop), Exercises in Quantitative Nature, June 14, 1906 Motion of the Moon, Theory of the, Ernest W. Brown, F.R.S., 272 Motor-Car Mechanism and Management, the Petrol Car, W. Poynter Adams, 580 Moulton (F. R.), the Evolution of the Solar System, 87 Mount Vesuvius, Eruption of, 540; see Volcanoes Mount Wilson Observatory, A Fire Near the, 326; Prof. Hale, 375 Moureaux (Th.), Magnetic Disturbance during the Recent Auroral Display, 161 Moureu (Charles), Determination of the Rare Gases in Natural Gaseous Mixtures, 263; Condensation of the Acetylenic Nitriles with Alcohols, 383; Condensation of the Acetylenic Nitriles with Phenols, 431 Move (Prof.), à la Poursuite d'une Ombre, 606 Mair (Dr. James), Overstraining of Iron by Tension and Compression, 501 Muir (Dr. Thomas), Cooperation between Libraries, 372 Scientific Mulhouse, Prize Subjects of the Industrial Society of, 164 Müller (F.), Höhenklima und Bergwanderungen in ihrer Wirkung auf den Menschen, 553 Müller (Prof. Alexandre), Death and Obituary Notice of, 371 Municipal Engineering, British Progress in, W. H. Maxwell, 217 Mann (Philip W.), the Birds of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, 465 Muntz (A.), Intensive Nitrification, 143; Function of Organic Matter in Nitrification, 431 Maret (E.), les Variations periodiques des Glaciers, 320 Murray (Donald), Atomic Disintegration and the Distribution of the Elements, 125 Museums Catalogue of the Collection of Birds' Eggs in the British Museum (Natural History), E. W. Oates and Captain S. G. Reid, 53: New Museum and Laboratories of Zoology at Liverpool, 88; Summary of Progress of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom and Museum of Practical Geology for 1904, 204; Catalogue of the Indian Decapod Crustacea in the Collection of the Indian Museum, part ii.. Anomura, Fasciculus i., Pagurides, Dr. A. Alcock, F.R.S., 317; Catalogue of the Madreporarian Corals in the British Museum (Natural History), Henry M. Bernard, 412 Catalogue of the Fossil Plants of the Glossopteris Flora in the Department of Geology, British Museum (Natural History), being a Monograph of the Permo-Carboniferous Flora of India and the Southern Hemisphere, E. A. Newell Arber. A. C. Seward, F.R.S., 577; Anales del Museo Nacional de Buenos Aires, 581 Mycology: British Mosses, E. F.. 54 Myres (J. L.), the Alpine Races in Europe, 492 Nabaloi Dialect, the, Otto Scheerer, Dr. A. C. Haddon, F.R.S., 584 Näherungsmethoden, Vorlesungen über mathematische, Dr. Naming of Colours, the, Alfred H. Crook, 246 Natural Colours, Photography in, 330 tures from Nature, Richard and Cherry Kearton, 148; Sporting Sketches, E. Sandys, 149; Linnean Society, 167, 214, 287, 381, 454, 503, 598; Beasties Courageous: Studies of Animal Life and Characters, D. English, 177; Northern Trails: Some Studies of Animal Life in the Far North, W. J. Long, 177: the Habits of Bees and the Colours of Flowers, Gaston Bonnier, 191; Alleged Sheepkilling Habit of the New Zealand Kea Parrot, 205; Carnivorous Habits of the New Zealand Kea Parrot, Prof. W. B. Benham, 559; Nature in Eastern Norfolk, Arthur H. Patterson, 221; Death and Obituary Notice of Harrison Weir, 251; Frigate-Birds as Letter-Carriers, 322; Habits of Diamond-Tailed Geckos, 322; Nebula to Man, Henry R. Knipe, 342; More Natural History Essays, Graham Renshaw, 343; Death and Obituary Notice of C. J. Cornish, 347; the Falkland Island Fox, R. N. Rudmose-Brown, 365; Natural History and Archæology of the Waterlilies, 379; Catalogue of the Madreporarian Corals in the British Museum (Natural History), Henry M. Bernard, 412; the Bird Watcher in the Shetlands, with Some Notes on Seals-and Digressions, Edmund Selous, O. V. Aplin, 414; Nature-Tones and Undertones, J. Maclair Boraston, O. V. Aplin, 414; the Intelligence of Animals, Prof. W. Galloway, 440; the Birds of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, Rev. J. E. Kelsall and Philip W. Munn, O. V. Aplin, 465; Mode in which the American Prongbuck Protects its Young, H. H. Cross, 470; the Natural History of Selborne, Rev. Gilbert White, 581 Natural Science in Hygiene, or the Life-history of the Non-bacterial Parasites Affecting Man, Dr. James Rodger Watson, Prof. R. T. Hewlett, 484 Natural Selection: Death and Obituary Notice of Canon Tristram, F.R.S., 469 Nature, La, et la Vie, Henri de Varigny, 462 Nature, the Interpretation of, C. Lloyd Morgan, F.R.S., 265 Nature, the Metaphysics of, Carveth Read, 290 Nature and Origin of Living Matter, the, Dr. H. Charlton Naval Architecture: Mast and Sail in Europe and Asia, Rear-Admiral Navigation: Yacht Measurement Rules, R. E. Froude, 572; Motor-Boats, Linton Hope, 572; James A. Smith, 572; Gas Engines for Ship Propulsion, J. E. Thornycroft, 572 Nebula to Man, Henry R. Knipe, 342 Nebula in Cygnus (N.G.C. 6894), Annular, G. 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