Royal Society
The Royal Society of Tasmania, 1843 1943
... The Society's control continued until 1885, when the Council of the Royal Society handed over its interests in the Botanical Gardens and Museum to the State Government, which placed the [r] ...
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Report of the Royal Society for the year 1910
... The Council of the Royal Society have the honour to present their Report for 1910 to the Annual General Meeting of the Society.. Eight monthly General Meetings, two special General Aleet[r] ...
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Some account of the work and workers of the Tasmanian Society and the Royal Society of Tasmania, from the year 1840 to the close of 1900
... SOME ACCOUNT OF THE WORK AND WORKERS OF THE TASMANIAN SOCIETY AND THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF TASMANLA., FROM THE YEAR 1840 TO THE CLOSE OF 1900.. Morton, Secretary Royal Society of Tasmania..[r] ...
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The Making of the Royal Society Corpus
... We have presented an agile corpus building pro- cess to continuously improve the Royal Society Corpus. We have given details on our approach for OCR correction that may be helpful to other projects as well. ...
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Report of the Royal Society for the year 1892
... interesting, because the Royal Society of Tasmania has been a good deal mixed up in that meeting, which was and I think I may say the most the most successful of all that has hitherto be[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of November, 1901
... The Council of the Royal Society have pleasure in submitting the following report for the year 1901, and i egret I'hat, owing to the sessions of the As;ociat'oii for the advancement of S[r] ...
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Notes on the publications of the Royal Society of Tasmania
... early in 1849, the Council to publish a periodical journal under the title, *' Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Van Diemen's Land." The first part of the first volume was i[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for June 1870
... has, besides these, two rows of teeth upon the tongue, and one row along speaking of the In the outer upper edge of each lower jaw-bone." teeth of the salmon trout, at page 79, Yarrell s[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of November, 1892
... Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, New Series, Vol, VI., London, 1892.. Prom the Society.[r] ...
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Abstract of the Proceedings for the Royal Society for the year 1913
... Piesse moved the adoption of the following new rule "The Council may authorise persons not members of the Society to be present at any meeting without introduction by a member, and notwi[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for October November 1908
... The subsequent records of number of Fellows and amount of subscriptions were too incomplete to enable the Committee to trace the financial history of the Society in detail, but the table[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of August, 1900
... The Bishop of Tasmania read a paper Notes on a Visit to the Museums at Perth and Adelaide, with special reference to the Blacks of West Australia, as follows: "During a recent visit to W[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of April, 1899
... rainfall of lOOin., and quite as frequently flooded in addition to these advantages there is no direct evidence of general drift in the sea beach, and the sand and debris of the rivers c[r] ...
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Centenary of the Royal Society
... From the AustTalian Chemical Institute, Tasmanian Branch The President and members of the Tasmanian Branch of the Australian Chemical Institute wish to extend their heartiest congratulat[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for March, 1871
... W., has received a grant from Goverimient for his efforts during the last ten years in introducing silk culture successfully as also that a similar grant has been made in New Zealand to [r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of July, 1899
... the Society a la rg e platino t ype photograph of Sir James Agnew, the senior ...the Society that t he y knew him ...the Society , how liberal he had ...the Society, and the nuwy other works ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of August, 1898
... Sprott, who was received with applause, first spoke of the present being an opportune time to lay before the Society certain facts and figures connected with the cause of typhoid fever g[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of November, 1897
... The valley of the Shannon is a narrow one of an average width of about eight miles, and consequently the river The most considerable one is the Blackman's has no large affluents.. Rivule[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of August, 1896
... important mode of infection, and the disease in this way may be communicated by means of milk or meat from diseased animals.. Doubt no longer exists about milk from tubercular cows beiog[r] ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of June, 1896
... At the present time it is the custom in February and March to catch the old birds at night for consumption till the breeding season It is feared that many thousands of these parent birds[r] ...
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