396 INDEX. 



Rose, Mr H., on the composition of the water of the Lake Elton, 

 in Asiatic Russia, &c., 80. 



Sang, Edward, Esq., his observations made with Leslie's photo- 

 meter during the annular eclipse, 134. 



Section of mathematical and physical science of the British Asso- 

 ciation, proceedings of the, 319, 335, 350, 356, 366. — Che- 

 mistry and mineralogy, 32b, 335, 350, 359, 367. — Geology 

 and geography, 326, 335, 351, 359, 367.-— Zoology and bo- 

 tany, 329, 342, 353, 363 Anatomy and medicine, 334, 346, 



354, 365, 368.— Statistics, 334, 346, 355, 365 Mechanical 



science, 334, 347. 



Sinter, notice of the siliceous, of Iceland, 372. 



Shaw, Mr John, bis experiments and observations on the parr, and 

 on the ova of the salmon, 99. 



Silvertop, Colonel, notice of his work on the geology of Spain, 186. 



Society, proceedings of the Royal, of Edinburgh, 158, 315. 



proceedings of the Wernerian Natural History, 160. 



proceedings of the, for the Encouragement of the Useful 



Arts in Scotland, 164. 



Slopes, on the uniformity of mountain, in the higher Alps, &c., 377. 



Smell, delightful, on approaching tropical lands from sea, 379. 



Spring, notice of a, at the summit of a mountain, 180. — notice of a 

 thermal, in the Columbia territory, 371. — Spring, containing 

 carbonate and sulphate of lithia, 372. — Spring, safety, on a 

 new, by the Rev. R. J. Barlow, 308. 



Stars, shower of falling, in Russia, 169. 



Statistics, proceedings of the section of, of the British Associa- 

 tion, 334, 346, 355, 365. 



Table, Kinfauns* meteorological, for 1835, 112. 



Temperature, difference of, between the granite and slate in the 



Cornish mines, 376. 

 Thermometer, abstract of a register of the, &c., kept at Regent 



Terrace, Edinburgh, 114. 

 Thompson, W. V., his observations on the metamorphoses of the 



macrourae, or long-tailed Crustacea, 221. 

 Touch, observations on the sense of, 67. 

 Treviranus, G. R., his new researches on the organic elements and 



intimate structure of animal bodies, 299. 



Virlet, Theodore, his remarks on dolomisation, and the transforma- 

 tion of rocks, &c., 95. 

 Volcanos, observations on, by Leopold von Buch, 189. 



Wakefield, Mr, his table of the annual depth of rain at Kendal, in 



Cumberland, 1 16. 

 Wernerian Natural History Society, proceedings of the, 160. 



Zoology and botany, proceedings of the section o^^^^^^lte^B^^itish 



Association, 329, 342, 353, 363. 

 Zoophytes, on the propagation of Scottish, 88. /^ 



