[PDF] Top 20 Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of July, 1893

... Harley to the Secretary was read, in which the writer asked for an opinion concerning the introduction into the colony of soft wood trees, such as the Baltic Pine, Oregon Pine North Amer[r] ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document

... Bastow had followed up his valuable work on Tasmanian Mosses very well indeed in the paper just read, which would also be of great assistance to students.. The drawings accompanying the [r] ... See full document

... Some of them act the part of scavengers, causing the putrefaction or decay of dead organic matter ; others, however, are accepted as the undoubted causes of such diseases as anthrax or s[r] ... See full document

... Plants and seeds received at the Royal Society's Gardens during the month of June, 1884 From the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, 18 papers of seeds.. Smith, Riddle's Creek, Victoria, case cont[r] ... See full document

... Green, who, in some valuable remarks on " Useful couiferaB for Tasmanian planticg," said we had in this colony four very useful and valuable varieties of indigenous pine timber trees i—S[r] ... See full document

... condition of the massEs ?" read this evening by Mr. A. J. Ogilvy, whom we are glad to welcome as a new working member of this Society, and by Mr. Johnston's rejoinder. Such subjects do not admit o� the ... See full document

... In Australia is to enter heart and soul into the project, and assist it to the best of our ability. I observe that in Victoria it is proposed to raise the funds necessary by private subscriptions1 and not by a 6rant from ... See full document

... a Royal Society in vigorous operation was one of the many pleasant surprises he met in coming to Tasmania, and he made up his mind to do all he could to ad vance its objects, and as ·time went on to mark ... See full document

... Johnston had stated, that the "Iron Blow is the result of oxidation of pyrites similar to that now so largely associated with it," it would be necessary to bear in mind that as proved fr[r] ... See full document

... Report of the committee appointed January 6, 1888, by the American Philosophical Society to assist the Commission on amended Orthography, created by virtue of a resolution of the Legisla[r] ... See full document

... Matthew Curling Friend, R.N., in a paper read before the Tasmanian Society, on March 10, 1847, "On the decrease of the Aborigines of Tasmania," in alluding to the curious theory propound[r] ... See full document

... Having packed these 120 trays or cases into 20 of these transport boxes, I found that I had a large quantity of ova still over which I brought to Loudon with mc in bottles, swung in tram[r] ... See full document

... Andrew returned to join the Moore party on April '2, when nearly to the limit of their track, they found warm ashes at a camp recently occupied by Scott, and indications of the route he [r] ... See full document

... Journal of the Royal Microscopical Sociecy, England current numbers, 1891.. From the Society.[r] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document

... 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] ... See full document