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Tiling, H. Ueber den rothen Schnee. Kiga, 

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2. Ueber die Grenze zwischen Pflauzen- 

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Till, J. Description of a pocket Ribband-machine, 

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Tillet, Mnthcw. Experiments and observations 

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Tillette de Clermont-Tonnerre, . Note 



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2. Note sur le Dacryoniyces urticaj, Fries, 



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blowpipe. Tilloch, Phil. Mag. XLIIL, 1814, 



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2. On some of the products of the action 



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3. On a peculiar condition of zinc pro- 

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Tilley, Thomas G. 4. Notice concerning the 

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5. On (Enanthal, its compounds, and the 



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Tilley, Thomas G., and Dour/lax Maclagan. On 



the conversion of cane-sugar into a substance 



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2. On the constitution of Bebeerine. 



Phil. Mag. XXVII., 1845, pp. 253-256. 

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Tilloch, Alexander. On the various remedies 

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2. A brief examination of the received 



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3. On Mr. WEDGWOOD'S pyrometer. Til- 

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4. An attempt to prove that the matter of 



heat, like other substances, possesses not only 

 volume but gravity ; being a second essay on 

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 158-167. 



5. A brief account of the origin and pro- 

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6. A new process for rendering platina 



malleable. Tilloch, Phil. Mag. XXL, 1805, p. 

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7. On elasticity. Tilloch, Phil. Mag. 

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8. On colours, in answer to Mr. T. HAR- 



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Tillot, J. Note sur la limite des racines. 

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2. Sur les aires des triangles rectilignes 

 on spheriques. Nouv. Ann. Math. IX., 1850, 

 pp. 406-407. 



