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SECTIONS. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. 



Moon, on photographs of the, by Prof. Phil- 

 lips, 1853, 14. 



- , on micrometrical and photographic 

 drawings of the surface of the, by Prof. 

 Phillips, 1854, 25. 



, on photographs of the, by Rev. J. B. 



Reade, 1854, 10. 



• , Dr. Edwards on collodion photographs 



of the surface of the, 1854, 66. 



— — , Sir J. Herschel on a model of the, 

 in relief, by Madame Witte, 1845, 4. 



, H. Blunt on a model of the surface 



. of the, 1849, i. 



, notice of the engraving of three views 



of the Mare Crisium of the, by C. P. 

 Smyth, 1857, 28. 



Moon's first quarter, R. Edmonds on re- 

 markable thermometrical maxima at or 

 near the, 1850, 32. 



— — motion, on the state and history of the 

 question respecting the acceleration of the, 

 by G. B. Airy. 1859, 29. 



• orbit, Dr. Forbes on the mean apsidal 



angle of the, 1840, i. 



place. Sir J. W. Lubbock on new em- 

 pirical tables for finding, 1836, 12. 



rays, on the effect of the, 1852, 36. 



Moon blindness. Sir G. Robinson on, 1858, 



19- 

 Mooring ships in revolving gales. Col. Reid 



on, 1851, 36. 



Moors of Morocco, a mixed race, E. Schla- 

 gintweit on the, 1860, 177. 



Moraines, ancient, in Switzerland and Pied- 

 mont, 1850, 90. 



* Morbus coxae senilis,' Dublin Committee 

 on a case of, 1836, 124. 



Mordants, iron and alumina, on the action 

 of gallic and tannic acids on, by Prof. 

 F. C. Calvert, 1854, 65. 



, on the ageing of, in calico-printing, 



by Walter Crum, 1859, 258. 



Morphia and its salts. Dr. Mohr on a new 

 method of preparing, 1840, 78. 



Morphological analogy between the dispo- 

 sition of the branches of exogenous plants 

 and the venation of their leaves, by Rev. 

 Prof. M'Cosh, 1852, 66. 



changes observed in Trifolium repens, 



R. A. C. Austen on the, 1849, 68. 



Morphology, animal. Prof. V. Carus on the 

 value of development in, 1860, 125. 



,vegetable, M. T. Masters on, 1859, 136. 



— — , Dr. Lankester on some vegetable mon- 

 strosities illustrating the laws of, 1848, 8 5. 



— — of pines and firs. Rev. Prof M'Cosh 

 on the, 1854, ^9. 



of the fruit in the Cruciferae, Prof. 



AUman on the, as illustrated by a mon- 

 strosity in the wallflower, 1851, 70. 



— . — of the muscular system, M. Zaglas on 

 the, 1850, 138. 



— — of the reproductive system of Sertula- 

 rian zoophytes, Pr^f. E. Forbes on the, 

 , 1844, 68. 



Mortality, on the physiological law of, and 



on certain deviations from it, by Prof. 

 Buchanan, 1855, 160. 



Mortality, on the progressive rates of, as oc- 

 curring in all ages, and on certain devia- 

 tions, by J. Reid, 1855, 186. 



of the provident classes in this country 



and on the continent, F. G. P. Neison on 

 the, 1850, 151. 



Mortar, marine, for destroying ships, J. 

 Nasmyth on a, 1854, 158. 



Mortars, 36-inch, R. Mallet on the construc- 

 tion of, 1857, 186. 



Moskito grammar and vocabulary. Dr. La- 

 tham on the, 1847, 123. 



Mososaurus, E. Charlesworth on its occur- 

 rence in the Essex chalk, and on the dis- 

 covery of flint within the pulp-cavities of 

 its teeth, 1845, 60. 



Motella cimbria (rare British fish) of Lin- 

 naeus, 1838, 109. 



Motion, science of, J. S. S. Glennie on phy- 

 sics as a branch of the, 1860, 56. 



and equilibrium, W. Spottiswoode on 



the fundamental laws of, 1847, 5. 



, heat, and light, on mechanical ante- 

 cedents of, by Prof W. Thomson, 1854, 59. 



of points or atoms, J. K. Smythies on 



the, 1839, 24. 



Moulding-machine, sheet-metal, R. Roberts 

 on the, 1849, 126. 



Mountain chains, Professor Rogers on the 

 physical structure of the Appalachian 

 chain as exemplifying the laws which 

 have regulated the elevation of, 1842, 40. 



■ chains in Savoy, A. Favre on the pe- 

 culiar structure of the, 1860, 78. 



• countries, J. Ball on a plan for syste- 

 matic observations of temperature in, 

 1860, 37. 



ranges. Rev. J. Dingle on the corru- 

 gation of strata in the vicinity of, 1860, 



77- 

 Mountainous districts. Sir J. Robison on a 



barometrical instrument for travellers in, 



1838. 3 7. 

 Mountains, T. Hopkins on their influence 



on temperature in the winter in the 



northern hemisphere, 1841, 28. 

 — — of the Moon, Dr. Beke on the sources 



of the Nile in the, 1848, 63. 

 Mouse, on the flow of the lacteal fluid in 



the mesentery of the, by J. Lister, 1857, 



114. 

 Mucous membrane, gastro-intestinal, Prof. 



A. Thomson on the structure of the, 1840, 



149- 

 Mud deposited by the tidal waters of the 



Severn, Usk, and Avon, J. Ham on the, 



1837, 76. 

 Mud-slide in the island of Ma'ta, extensive, 



W. Milward on an, 1848, 70. 

 Mummies, Peruvian, description of two, by 



Dr. Bellamy, 1841, 75. 

 Murexide, on a new process for preparing, 



by Prof Liebig, 1840, 74. 

 Muriatic acid, Prof. Geoghegan on a method 



