PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF GLASGOW
 
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President’s Opening Address: Recent Contributions to the Literature of Gold-makingProfessor John Ferguson, LL.D XXVI18941
The Profit and Loss of Gold-mining: Ancient and ModernNicol Brown, FGS XXVI189414
The Municipal Industries of GlasgowWilliam Smart, MA, LL.D XXVI189436
On the First Edition of the Chemical Writings of Democritus and Synesius, with Photo. Facsimile of Title Page. Postscript to Part VIProfessor Ferguson XXVI189454
The Labour Colony System, and its Adaptation to our Social NeedsProfessor R Patrick Wright, FHAS9 January 1895XXVI189557
Notes on the Scottish Poor Law, the Unemployed, and Labour ColoniesJames R Motion6 February 1895XXVI189573
Aluminium: Is it to be the Metal of the Future?Professor A H Sexton, FIC, MIM&M9 January 1895XXVI189588
An Old Glasgow Architect on Some Older OnesThomas Gildard XXVI189497
Education and Agriculture: A Discussion on the Bearings of the Technical Education Movement on our Greatest IndustryJames Hendrick, BSc, FIC, FCS XXVI1895124
Smoke Abatement with Reference to Steam Boiler FurnacesJohn Carruthers Thomson, FCS6 February 1895XXVI1895148
The Anti-Toxin Treatment of DiptheriaProfessor John Glaister, MD, DPH20 March 1895XXVI1895174
Four Great Periods of Italian ArtT L Watson, FRIBA XXVI1894200
Sugar Manufacture in AustraliaThomas Steele, FCS1 May 1895XXVI1895206
The New Rules of the Board of Trade as to Colour Testing for Mariners and Railway Servants (with Coloured Plate)Freeland Fergus, MD3 April 1895XXVI1895212
On the Temperature Variation of the Thermal Conductivity of RocksLord Kelvin, RS, and J R Erskine Murray, BSc27 March 1895XXVI1895227
On the Electrification of AirLord Kelvin, RS27 March 1895XXVI1895233
Reports of Sections, Session 1894-95 1 May 1895XXVI1895244
Minutes of Session, 1894-95  XXVI 248
Report of Council for Session 1892-94  XXVI 250
Report of the Library Committee  XXVI 251
Abstract of Treasurer’s Account, Session 1893-94  XXVI 252
Graham Medal and Lecture Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1893-94  XXVI 254
The Science Lectures Association Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1893-94  XXVI 255
Office-Bearers of the Society  XXVI 268
Committees Appointed by the Council  XXVI 269
Office-Bearers of Sections  XXVI 270
Additions to the Library  XXVI 272
New Books Recently Added to the Library  XXVI 274
List of Societies and Publications with which Exchanges are made  XXVI 275
List of Periodicals Received in the Reading Room  XXVI 282
List of Members for 1894-95  XXVI 284
Index  XXVI 296
      
      
VOLUME XXVII     
      
President’s Opening Address: Dr Kopp as Historian of ChemistryProfessor John Fergusson, LL.D XXVII18951
Note on the Stereophotochromoscope: A New Optical InstrumentDavid Fraser Harris, BSc, MB, CM XXVII189514
Immunity to Infective Diseases: A Pathological Study in View of Recent ResearchesProfessor Joseph Coats, MD XXVII189520
The History and the Results of the Operations of the Glasgow City Improvement TrustBailie Samuel Chisholm XXVII189539
Why has England Become a Great Manufacturing, Commercial and Colonising Country?Richard Lodge, MA XXVII189557
Women’s Industries in ScotlandMiss Margaret H Irwin18 March 1896XXVII189670
Graham Lecture: On Argum and HeliumProfessor William Ramsay, PhD, FRS8 January 1896XXVII189692
Domestic Applications of ElectricityW B Sayers, MInstEE15 April 1895XXVII1895117
The By-products of the Blast FurnaceA Humboldt Sexton, FCS, FRSE1 April 1896XXVII1896122
Glasgow Cathedral: A Contribution to the History of its StructureT L Watson, FRIBA XXVII1895136
Visit to Lake Titicaca, PeruJohn Wilson4 March 1896XXVII1896147
The late Mr W P Buchan, Sanitary EngineerJames Chalmers, IA15 April 1896XXVII1896151
The New PhotographyJ T Bottomley, FRS and Dr John Macintyre, FRSE5 February 1896XXVII1896156
Glasgow Science Lectures Association Trust Lecture: Part 1 – On the Ben Nevis Observatories and the Work Done thereAlexander Buchan, MA, LL.D, FRSE XXVII1896165
Glasgow Science Lectures Association Trust Lecture – Part II – Life and Observing at the Ben Nevis ObservatoryR T Ormond, FRSE XXVII1896182
Reports of Sections, Session 1895-96 29 April 1896XXVII1896188
Minutes of Session, 1895-96  XXVII 191
Report of Council for Session 1894-95  XXVII 193
Report of the Library Committeee  XXVII 195
Abstract of Treasurer’s Account, Session 1894-95  XXVII 196
Graham Medal and Lecture Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1894-95  XXVII 198
The Science Lectures Association Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1894-95  XXVII 199
Office-Bearers of the Society  XXVII 210
Committees Appointed by the Council  XXVII 211
Office-Bearers of Sections  XXVII 212
Additions to the Library  XXVII 214
List of Societies and Publications with which Exchanges are made  XXVII 218
List of Periodicals Received in the Reading Room  XXVII 225
List of Members for 1895-96  XXVII 227
Index  XXVII 239
      
      
VOLUME XXVIII     
      
President’s Opening Address: The Scottish Races -Their Ethnology, Growth and DistributionDr Eben Duncan XVIII18961
Art in Our CityP Macgregor Chalmers XVIII189618
Admission of Lord Kelvin as as Honorary Member  XVIII189639
The Pollution of Scottish RiversDr John Glaister6 January 1897XVIII189750
The Literary Art of Robert BurnsDr James Colville3 February 1897XVIII189796
Some Aspects of Political EconomyGeorge Handasyde Dick XVIII1897122
Educational ExperimentsJohn G Kerr XVIII1897143
The Andersonian: A Centenary SketchProfessor A H Sexton20 January 1897XVIII1897161
House SanitationDr Neil Carmichael1 March 1897XVIII1897172
Sugar BountiesJames R Greig3 March 1897XVIII1897185
Sound and Speech Waves as Revealed by the Phonograph (Science Lecture for 1896)Dr John G M’Kendrick XVIII1896201
The Vaccination Commissioners’ Report: A Plea for VaccinationDr John C M’Vail20 January 1897XVIII1897236
The Law of Mutual or, rather, Common GablesGeorge G Paton XVIII1897246
A Demonstration on the X Rays: A Resume of Experiments Since his Former Demonstration Before the SocietyDr John Macintyre, FRSE17 March 1897XVIII1897267
Experiments with Rontgen Rays, Ultra-violet Light and UraniumJ Carruthers Beattie, DSc, FRSE and Smoluchowski de Smolan, PHD14 April 1897XVIII1897284
The Mechanical Propulsion of Tramway CarsProfessor W H Watkinson XVIII1896292
Minutes of Session  XVIII 301
Report of Council for Session 1895-96  XVIII 303
Report of Library Committee  XVIII 305
Abstract of Treasurer’s Account, Session 1895-96  XVIII 308
Graham Medal and Lecture Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1895-96  XVIII 308
The Science Lectures Association Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1895-96  XVIII 309
Office-Bearers of the Society  XVIII 323
Committees Appointed by the Council  XVIII 324
Office-Bearers of Sections  XVIII 325
Additions to the Library  XVIII 327
List of Societies and Publications with which Exchanges are made  XVIII 332
List of Periodicals Received in the Reading Room  XVIII 339
List of Members for 1896-97  XVIII 341
Index  XVIII 353
      
      
VOLUME XXIX     
      
The Report of the Royal Commission on Agricultural DepressionProfessor William Smart, MA, DPhil, LL.D XXIX18971
Life and Thought of Anglo-Saxon England as Preserved in Contemporary PoetryJohn Clark, MA XXIX189722
On Indian EconomicsGeorge Handasyde Dick12 January 1898XXIX189845
A Contribution to the Chemistry of Coal, with Special Reference to the Coals of the Clyde BasinW Carrick Anderson, MA, BSc XXIX189772
Railway Survey Work in the Shire Highlands of British Central Africa, with General Observations on the Country Between Chinde and Lake NyasaGrieve Macrone26 January 1898XXIX189897
The Indian MintsWilliam Warrand Carlile, MA2 March 1898XXIX1898123
Lord Kelvin’s PatentsDr Magnus Maclean XXIX1898145
Degeneration and Regeneration of Nerves: An Historical ReviewRobert Kennedy, MA, BSc, MD9 March 1898XXIX1898193
Faradimeter, for Measuring Alternating Currents for Therapeutic UseSamuel Sloan, MD9 February 1898XXIX1898230
Note on a New Instrument (Oliver’s) for the Estimation of the Colouring Matter of BloodDavid Fraser Harris9 March 1898XXIX1898238
The Present State of Deaf Mute EducationW H Addison20 April 1898XXIX1898241
On the Bubonic PlagueDr Alex. R Ferguson20 April 1898XXIX1898254
Some Scientific Questions Concerning PicturesProfessor Archibald Barr9 February 1898XXIX1898262
Glasgow Cathedral: Notes From a Sketch of its HistoryP Macgregor Chalmers, IA, FSA XXIX1897280
The Aerial Transmission of the Enteric Fever Poison, with a Record of an Outbreak Presumably Caused by this Means of InfectionJohn Brownlee, MA, MD, DPH6 April 1898XXIX1898298
Address Presented to Andrew Stewart by the Council of the Philosophical Society and by the Council of the Economic Science Section 10 June 1897XXIX1897316
Minutes of Session 1897-98  XXIX 318
Report of Council for Session 1896-97  XXIX 318
Report of the Library Committee  XXIX 319
Abstract of Treasurer’s Account, 1896-97  XXIX 322
Graham Medal and Lecture Fund: Abstract of Treasurer’s Account for Session 1896-97  XXIX 324
Office-Bearers of the Society  XXIX 337
Committees Appointed by the Council  XXIX 338
Office-Bearers of Sections  XXIX 339
Additions to the Library  XXIX 341
List of Societies and Publications with which Exchanges are made  XXIX 348
List of Periodicals Received in the Reading Room  XXIX 355
List of Members, 1897-98  XXIX 358
Index  XXIX 370
      
      
VOLUME XXX     
      
President’s Opening Address: Some Points on the Special Progess of Scotland in Recent TimesEbenezer Duncan, MD, CM, FFPSG XXX18981
A Simple and Inexpensive Method of Localising With X-RaysWilliam James Fleming, MD XXX189812
Fires: Their Causes and PreventionWilliam Patterson XXX189816
Some Investigations into Palaeolithic Remains in ScotlandRev. Frederick Smith XXX189830
The Scottish Vernacular as a Philological StudyJames Colville, DSc XXX189839
Imperial Grants Considered as Adjustments of TaxationSheriff W C Smith XXX189959
On the Different Instabilities of Convex Bodies Spinning in Different Directions on a Plane, First Discovered in CeltsMagnus Maclean, MA, DSc, FRSE8 March 1899XXX189975
Better Houses for the Poor – Will they Pay?John Mann, Jun., MA, CA XXX189883
Insanity in Relations to Punishment for CrimeProfessor Richard Brown15 March 1899XXX1899125
The Taxation of Land ValuesJohn A Todd, BL22 March 1899XXX1899140
The Workmen’s Compensation Act (1897) as Bearing on the Building TradeJames A Love Tindal13 March 1899XXX1899156
The Prospect in Chinese Trade and the Present OpportunityG F Scott Elliot, MA, BSc, FLS, FRGS29 March 1899XXX1899174
From the Baltic to the Caspian: A Voyage Across RussiaSamuel Mavor, FRGS12 April 1899XXX1899192
Commercial Education at Home and AbroadJames Knight, MA, BSc, FCS, FGS, FEIS26 April 1899XXX1899223
Reasons for Rejecting Physio-Chemical Theories of the Origin of LifeWilliam Wallace, MB, CM, MA15 March 1899XXX1899256
Report of a Conjoint Visit of the Geological and Philosophical Societies to the Dumbuck Crannog, 8th April, 1899John F Campbell26 April 1899XXX1899267
Electric Discharges in Vacuo and the Rontgen RaysA A Campbell Swinton1 March 1899XXX1899272
The Evolution of the Blast FurnaceProfessor A Humboldt Sexton, FCS, FIC8 March 1899XXX1899284
A Smallpox Hospital Experience of the Protective Influence of VaccinationR S Thomson, MD, BSc4 January 1899XXX1899294
The Communication of Infection by Flies (Abstract)W A M’Lachlan, MD1 February 1899XXX1899307
Report on the Position of the Trust Constituted for the Purpose of Establishing the Graham Lecture and Medal FundJohn Mann XXX1898308
Memorial Notice of the late Professor Joseph Coats, MDT K Monro, MD XXX 311
Rules Governing the Competition for the Graham Medal  XXX 314
Minutes of Session, 1898-99  XXX 315
Office-Bearers of the Society  XXX 336
Office-Bearers of Sections  XXX 337
Committees Appointed by the Council  XXX 339
Additions to the Library  XXX 340
Exchanges with Other Societies  XXX 346
List of Periodicals  XXX 353
List of Members  XXX 356
Index  XXX 368

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