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INDEX. 
Adie, Mr R., account of electrical experiments, 97. 
Adie, A. Esq., his table of mean state of the barometer and ther- 
mometer at Canaan Cottage, near Edinburgh, for 1844, 377. 
America, on the original population of, by Lieut.-Colonel Smith, 1. 
America, its aboriginal race described, by Dr 8S. G. Morton, M.D., 
141. 
American Encyclopzdia of Chemistry recommended, 187. 
Amygdaloid, or toadstone of Derbyshire, noticed by J. Alsop, 179, 
Ansted, Professor, his system of geology recommended, 188; Pro- 
fessor Ansted’s new works enumerated, 391. 
Aurora Borealis seen below the clouds, by the Rey. J. F arquhar- 
son, LL.D., minister of Alford, 135. 
Axinite, its occurrence in a fossiliferous rock in the Vosges, 181. 
Bathymetrical Researches, By Professor E, Forbes, and Professor 
Loven of Stockholm, 184. 
Bible, its physical facts compared with the discoveries of modern 
science, by Marcel de Serres, 239. 
Biluchi tribes inhabiting Sindh, in the lower valley of the Indus 
and Cutchi, by Captain T. Postans, 20. 
Birds, fossil, remarks on, by Mr Paul Gervaes, 175, 
Bischof, Professor, of Bonn, on the Origin of Quartz and Metalli- 
ferous Veins, 344, 
Boblaye, E, Le P., biography of, 193. 
Cagots of the Pyrenees, observations on, 185. 
Canigou, Eastern Pyrenees, distribution of plants on, 386. 
Cantal, new proof of its being a crater of soulevement, 385. 
Carbonic acid, solid, heat from, 184. 
Christison, Professor, on the umbelliferous narcotics, 354. 
—————— on nanthe crocata, 357. 
Cirripedia of the Isle of Ichaboe described by Professor Macgilli- 
vray, 294, 
Coal, on its supposed inexhaustible stores, by T. Sopwirth, Esq., 
179. 
Cockburn-Law, its geognosy, 366. 
Contour lines in plans, their utility explained, by Captain Vetch, 
Royal Engineers, 57. 
