[PDF] Top 20 Proceedings of the Royal Society for the month of September, 1881

... Justice Dobson spoke in favour of forming a class ground, but on a limited scale, by merely selecting characteristic and typical plants well adapted to this climate and with regard to th[r] ... See full document

... The Secretary read a paper by Baron von Mueller, K.C.M.G., M.D., F.R.S., entitled " Suggestions for an extended elucidation of the Plants of Tasmania." The Chairman said that it would be[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

... the tail, where the men had caught the fish, this fungoid growth appeared and spread until the fish was killed." Also, in handling the salmon " three or four finger marks might be left a[r] ... See full document

... Plants and seeds received at and sent from the Royal Society's Gardens during the month of August, 1885 :— From Messrs.. Smith and Sons, Victoria— Case plants.[r] ... See full document

... great Forth gorge, is in keeping Avith its grandeur, for, on the east, stands up boldly and fully from the plain, the western termination of Mount Oakley whose range continues easterly f[r] ... See full document

... 1 specimen it will be seen that the slate has been altered to no small extent by the granite, and that there has been an interchange of particles as though the slate had been rendered so[r] ... See full document

... reply to the paper read by Mr. R. M. Johnston at the September meeting on the influence of strikes on real wages. Dealing in th e· first place with the question as it affected primary industries, that is those ... See full document

... the Royal Society was to deal with subjects of this sort, and he hoped that they did not require to go hat in hand to the Government for the necessary ... See full document

... our Royal Society were associated with me in this visit to Melbourne, and I venture to in some measure speak their sentiments as well as my own when I bear testimony to the warmth and cordiality of the ... See full document

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

... In the first place the refrigerating machinery was designed for carrying meat, the essential condition of which was that but freezing was ruinous to apples, it should be kept below freez[r] ... See full document

... Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, New Series, Vol, VI., London, 1892.. Prom the Society.[r] ... See full document

... 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] ... 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

... 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

... 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