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GENERAL INDEX 
TO 
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1914 Errata 
Preface, line 12 for puer read pure. 
p. 60, under Brayley, Ed. W., for regulation read regelation. 
p. 81, the reference for " Coat of Arms" should be IV. ix n instead of IV ix 2. 
p 159, after Emberiga for Enivalis read E. nivalis. 
p. 351, under (Enothera, L., etc., for O. abnormal development in read CEnothera, 
abnormal etc. 
Lacerta agilis, see p. 270 after Lanchester. 
Lake Superior, p 269 see also Superior, Lake p. 464. 
Philiota, see p. 378 after Pholerite. Preface. 
It has hitherto been a serious handicap to all those who may have found 
it necessary or desirable to consult the publications of the Canadian Institute 
that no Index existed to make the contents of these publications easily avail- 
able. In order to remove this handicap Mr. J. B. Tyrrell, when President of the 
Institute, took up the question and by his generosity in undertaking to finance 
the compilation of the index made it possible for the Council to proceed with 
the work. The present time is especially opportune for issuing the index, as 
it includes all the volumes published by the Institute before it received the 
title "Royal". It is suggested that in future an index for every ten 
volumes should be issued. 
The Publications began in 1852 and up to the present 34 volumes have 
been issued. These volumes contain articles on many branches of puer and 
applied Science, Economics, Art, Literature, etc., and are representative of 
the growth and trend of scientific thought in Canada. In the earlier volumes, 
when magazines dealing with special branches of Science were few, the Cana- 
dian Journal formed one of the principal means by which the scientific 
labours of the Canadians of that day found expression, but, with the growth 
of literature and with the specialization in almost every branch of human 
learning, the means for publishing papers in Journals dealing directly with 
the subject involved have greatly increased; as a result the Transactions of 
the Institute have come to deal more with purely Canadian subjects and 
general problems. 
In compiling the index, in view of the varied character of the articles, it 
was determined to make a general index of the papers and their contents with- 
out any attempt to classify the entries under the various branches of science 
to which they belong nor to give the subjects and authors in separate parts. 
A person desiring to look up a particular name simply has to look for that 
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most likely be given. It is hoped that this method will make it a simple 
matter to look up any reference that may be given in the Publications. 
The work of compiling the index and supervising its publication was 
entrusted to Mr J. Patterson, the honorary secretary of the Institute, who 
with Mrs. Patterson has carried out the work with care and accuracy. 
The expense has so far been met by contributions of Members of the Insti- 
tute. The names of these are as follows: J. B. Tyrrell, Sir Sandford Fleming, 
Sir Edmund Walker, Alex. Longwell. 
To all these Members, and to Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, and to all who have 
helped in this work, the Council are deeply grateful. 
FRANK ARNOLDI, 
President. Author's Preface. 
In preparing this Index of the Publications of the Canadian Institute the 
aim has been to give as full and complete an Index as possible of papers that 
cover almost the entire range of scientific and literary study. The entries 
were all made by Mrs. Pattelson or myself and in order to avoid errors in the 
references they were verified by both of us. 
The following members and friends of the Institute have very kindly 
read the proof to correct archaic spelling and detect typographical errors- 
Professor J. P. McMurrich, Professor D. R. Keys, Professor J. H. Faull, 
Prof. E. M. Walker, Mr. A. MacLean and Miss Jennie Macfarlane. The 
author desires to take this opportunity of expressing to them and to many 
others who helped in the work his thanks for their valuable aid in increasing 
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J. PATTERSON. Explanation of the Index 
Introduction. 
i his is a general index of the papers and their contents contained in the 
Publications of the Canadian Institute. No attempt has been made to 
classify the entries under the leading branches of science except where the 
title of the paper had no reference other than metaphorical to the subject; 
in such cases the title is given under the branch of science to which it belongs. 
Cross entries are avoided as far as possible. 
The index is to be used like a dictionary, the entries being arranged in 
alphabetical order. 
Publications. 
The Publications of the Canadian Institute have appeared in four prin- 
cipal series and one minor series as follows: 
First series-"The Canadian Journal", a Repertory of Industry, Science 
and Art and a Record of the Proceedings of the Canadian 
Institute", 3 vols., 4to. Began August 1852, ended 
December, 1855. 
Second series-"The Canadian Journal of Science, Literature and History 
(new series) 15 vols., 8vo. Began January 1856, ended 
January, 1878. 
Third series-" Proceedings of the Canadian Institute ". 7 vols. Began 
1879, ended April, 1890. 
Fourth series-Transactions of the Canadian Institute. Began October, 
1890, and up to December, 1912, 9 volumes have been 
published. 
Minor series-"Proceedings of the Canadian Institute (New Series)". 
From 1897 to 1904 two volumes in this series were pub- 
lished concurrently with the Transactions of the Canadian 
Institute and contain short papers. They have not been 
included in the General Index but the list of papers is 
given under authors in an appendix on pages 517 and 518. 
In the Index the Large Roman numerals refer to the Series, the Small 
Roman numerals to the Volume and the Arabic numbers to the Page. Type 
Black face -The identification word or phrase is given in black face. 
Small capitals-Titles of papers are all given in small capitals under the 
black face heading. 
Roman type -The special feature of the subject to which the reference 
refers is given in Roman type. 
Abbreviations and Signs 
Abstract-Abstracts of many papers are given, and this is indicated 
by the word "abstract" at the end of the title. In cases 
where the abstract and the paper in full are given, the 
reference to the abstract is indicated by giving on a 
separate line immediately following the title the word 
"abstract" and the reference. 
(pl.). . . .-The subject is illustrated by a drawing, map or plate. 
Ref-Authors whose works are quoted in the volumes are given 
with the subject matter to which the quotations refer 
and the word "ref." is printed at the end to indicate 
that at the place indicated a reference to the original 
paper will be found. 
Reprint.-The first volumes published by the Canadian Institute 
contain reprints of papers from other periodicals, and 
this is indicated by the word "reprint" at the end of the 
title. 
When the first word of the subject has to be repeated, as in the scientific 
names of species, only the first letter of the word is given. 
Authors. 
Under the authors' names the titles of their papers are given in alphabetical 
order followed by any other references that may be made to them. 
In the case of multiple authorship the original order in which the authors' 
names stood is indicated as follows: 
Jones, A. B. and C. D. Wise. 
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J. PATTERSON. GENERAL INDEX. 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Aapaitupi IV iv 249 
Aar Valley. 
Description of II v 54 
Glaciers in II v 53 
Abacan Channel, section of 
(pl.) IV v 364 
Abate, Felix. 
Direct nature printing 
from wood: reprint I in 332 
Thermography: reprint... I in 31 
Abattoirs. 
Canadian Cattle Trade 
and. By Alan Macdou- 
gall Ill ii 53 
History Ill n 59 
Abbott, Dr. Chas. C. 
Man's early existence in 
America: ref II xv 561 
Abbreviations, Errata Re- 
cepta in II ix 149 
Abderhalden. 
Analyses of dog's blood; ref. IV ix 401 
Abducens, Amiurus Ill n 356 
Abductor muscles of 
Amiurus Catus. 
Profundus Ill n 332 
Superficial (pl.) Ill n 332 
Superficial pelvis Ill n 334, 335 
A. muscle of chimpanzee. 
Ossis metatarsi quinti IV vi 565 
A. muscles of orang. 
Hallucis IV vi 572 
Minimi digiti (pl.) IV vi 549, 575 
Ossis metacarpi quinti IV vi 575 
Pollicis (pl.) IV vi 547 
Abel. 
Nitro-glycerine and way it 
explodes: ref II xiv 357 
Abenakis. 
Abenakis of St. John 
River. By Ed. Jack.... IV m 195 
(Abstract) IV in 13 
Food before European occu- 
pation IV in 199 
Glooscap traditions IV in 202 
History during French and 
English conflict for supre- 
macy IV ill 200 
Indian corn as prepared by IV in 200 
Jesuit missions among IV ill 195 
Marriage customs IV hi 199 
Medicines IV ill 199 
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Abenakis-Con. 
Serpent myth IV v 13 
Traditions IV in 202 
Traditions and wars IV in 197 
Tribes according to Abbe 
Maurault IV in 196 
Abenaquais, population in 
1845 I i 196 
Abenequois, population in 
1845.. I i 196 
Aber, origin of, in topography 
of Wales and Scotland... Ill ii 189 
Abercrombie. 
Weight of brain of II xv 209 
Aberdeen. 
Annual meeting of British 
Association, 1859, at II v 64 
Aberdeenshire, caverns I in 314 
Abernethy. 
Ceremonies of Den&s on re- 
turn from war: ref IV v 190 
Tungus funeral customs: ref. IV v 193 
Tungus marriage customs: 
ref IV v 176 
Tungus rites and cere- 
monies: ref IV v 197 
Aberration of light. 
Discovery by Bradley I i 220 
I ii 203 
Abies balsamea (L.) Mill. 
Host of Cecidomyia bal- 
samicola Lintner IV ix 317 
Ottawa Valley I n 115 
A. canadensis. 
Canadian II vi 35 
Ottawa Valley I n 115 
A. nigra. 
Balsam of, as used by 
Indians for eye trouble.. . IV vn 27 
Ottawa Valley I ii 115 
Abiezer, descendantsand con- 
nections II xv 281 
Abino Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 305 
A. Point, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 212, 305 
Abipones, legends of IV vi 208 
Abishur, trace of, in ancient 
Greece II xiv 423 
Abitibi, Que., mean tempera- 
ture and precipitation at IV ix 152 
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Abney, Sir Wm. 
Colour sensation curves.... IV vn 373 
Sensitometer IV vii 380 
Aboriginal antiquities, dis- 
covered at Montreal II vi 415 
Aboriginal Women. 
Notes on Early develop- 
ment in, in all Lati- 
tudes. By Percy W. P. 
Mathews Ill iv 181 
Aborigines. 
Central America II i 375 
New Zealand II n 364 
One cranial type 
THROUGHOUT THE AMERI- 
CAN. By Daniel Wilson II u 406 
Tasmanian, origin and cause 
of extinction II xn 443 
Van Diemen's Land II xn 444 
Aborigines of Australia. 
Aborigines of Australia.... II xn 446 
Aborigines of Australia. 
By Jas. Browne, Toronto II I 251 
Beards of men; purpose. ... II I 263 
Character Il xn 449 
Chiefs of tribes II I 257 
Clothing II i 261 
Cockatoo-men's influence 
over other tribes II I 506 
Corroberry II I 253 
Death customs II I 266 
Described 11 I 252 
Feasts Il I 257 
Fishing methods II I 260 
Food II i 259 
Future 11 n 456 
Houses II i 259 
Jahnac, their evil being. .. . II I 506 
Kangaroo dance II I 254 
Kangaroo hunting II I 261 
Kangaroo hunts II I 257 
Marriage customs II I 264 
Native dance or corroberry. II I 253 
Origin II I 268 
Ornaments II I 262 
Property rights II I 256 
Religion II i 505 
II xn 450 
Superstitions and Tra- 
ditions of. By Jas. 
Browne, Toronto II I 505 
Traditions II xn 452 
Traditions concerning bandi- 
coot II i 510 
Traditions concerning fire. . II I 509 
Traditions concerning frogs. II I 508 
Traditions concerning kanga- 
roo II i 508 
Treatment of old and help- 
less II xn 453 
Trial by ordeal II I 510 
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Aborigines of Australia-Con. 
Tribes - Murray, Weal, 
Cockatoo and Kincannup II I 255 
Water transportation un- 
known II I 268 
Weapons II I 269 
Women II I 264 
Women's participation in 
husbands' quarrels II I 265 
Abraham, Robert. 
Crustacean footprints in Ar- 
gillaceous schist at Beau- 
port: ref I I 122 
Discovery of crustacean 
tracks in Potsdam sand- 
stone: ref I III 252 
Abraham's descendants .... II xiv 176 
Absorption. 
Of water by foliage leaves: 
expts IV vii 248 
Power of leaf to absorb 
water on one surface and 
transmit to other: expts. IV vn 252 
Abutilon, Tourn. 
Localities Canadian species. II xv 175 
A. Avicemae, Gaertn, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 175 
Abydos, copper coins from, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 226 
Abyssinia. 
Amhara's period of rule in.. II x 47 
Biography of Theodore II.. 11 x 208 
Catholic missions in Il X 59 
First capital at Azum 11 x 47 
Form of government II x 48 
Gonda, capital of II x 47 
Government of, by Theo- 
dore II II X 69 
History of (brief) II x 47 
Historical sketch of, in 18th 
and first half of 19th cen- 
tury II x 49 
I udicial reform of Theodore 
Il II x 70 
Kassie and Oubie's struggle 
for supremacy II X 62 
Kassa Kuranya of (Theo- 
dore II.) H x 52 
Missionary enterprises in... 11 x 138 
Negousie's revolt against 
Theodore II II x 144 
Negus kings of II x 49 
Oubie of H X 51 
Physical features Il x 46 
Political events in, 1856-61. Il x 140 
Political subdivisions Il x 48 
Protestant missions in 11 x 59 
Religious history of 11 X 59 
Religion in, under Theodore 
II II x 140 
Religious reforms by Theo- 
dore II II x 72 
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Abyssinia-Con. 
Theodore II. and new 
Empire of: reprint. .. II x 46, 138, 204 
Theodore IL, conduct to- 
ward Mussulmans II x 207 
Theodore IL, conquest of . . II x 52 
Theodore IL, crusade 
against Turk II x 66 
Theodore IL, treatment of 
Europeans, especially 
English II x 204 
Theodore IL, wars with 
Egypt II x 146 
Tigrien, period of rule in... II x 47 
Abyssinian race, origin II x 47 
Academy. 
American Academy of Arts 
and Sciences' opinion on 
closing Toronto Observa- 
tory I i 146 
Academy of Sciences, Paris, 
elections to I u 173 
Acadia Mines. 
Analyses of Iron Ores and 
Ankerites from, of 
Londonderry, N.S. By 
E. J. Chapman II xv 414 
Acadian Geology. 
Acadian Geology. By 
J.W. Dawson: reviewed II I 39 
Supplementary chapter to. 
By J. W. Dawson: re- 
viewed II vi 191 
Acalepha II vi 511 
Acalephae II vi 169 
Acanthis, observations on 
Ontario species Ill vn 189, 198 
IV i 42, 51, 53, 54, 57 
IV in 64, 69, 95, 100 
Acanthocephala. 
Characters II iv 18 
In duodenum of white fish 
(pl.) II iv 442 
Acanthotheca II iv 25 
Acarina. 
Convoluted hair in, dimple 
gall found in reproductive 
axes of host IV ix 369 
Gall-producing stimulus.. . IV ix 367 
Species IV ix 299 
Acarnania, traces of Ash- 
churites in II xiv 261 
Acarnania, Leucas in. 
Copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 228 
Silver coins from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 107 
Accidents. 
Formation of Soc. for pre- 
vention of, in mines I I 23 
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Accidents-Con. 
On London and Northwest- 
ern Ry. in 1851 I i 8 
Accentuation, Blackfoot.... IV v 130 
Acclimation, effect on races 
of men II n 215 
Accommodation, first boat 
on St. Lawrence IV in 175 
Accipiter, observations on 
Ontario species Ill vn 195, 196 
IV i 56, 60 
IV in 67, 76, 86 
A. cooperi, Canadian 
specimen II iv 447 
A. fuscus, Canadian specimen II iv 448 
Accipitrinae, generic char- 
acters II iv 447 
Acencheres Mesphres Tho- 
thmosis (Pharaoh of 
Exodus), his intimate re- 
lation with Greece and 
Phoenicia II xm 39 
Acer, Toum. 
Capability of leaf to absorb 
water on one surface and 
transmit to other IV vn 253 
Localities Canadian species II xv 353 
A. dasycarpum, Ehrhart, 
Canadian localities II xv 354 
A. negundo, L., host for Erio- 
phyes sp IV ix 300 
A. pennsylvanicum, L., 
Canadian localities II xv 353 
A. rubrum, L. 
Canadian localities II xv 354 
Host of Cecidomyia ocel- 
laris O. S IV ix 320 
A. saccharinum Wang. 
Canadian II vi 36 
Canadian localities II xv 353 
A. spicatum, L., Canadian 
localities II xv 353 
Aceraceae, Canadian species I in 292 
Acetabulifera II vm 17 
Acetate of Magnesia, pre- 
paration of II i 312 
Acetic acid. 
Manufacture in Canada.... IV vm 164 
Testing II i 195 
Acetyle, preparation of II i 313 
Achaia, Ashchurite traces in II xiv 256 
Achashtari (fourth son of 
Ashchur), traces of, in 
Egypt II xiv 196 
Achban, traces of, in ancient 
Greece II xiv 425 
Aches, same as Achuzam. 
Acheson, Geo. A. 
Biological study of tap- 
water in School of 
Practical Science, Tor- 
onto Ill i 413 
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Achtheres micropteri n.s., 
full description with plates III I 249 
Achthoes II xm 527 
Achuzam. 
Difficulties of connecting 
Bible name of eldest son 
of Ashchur with Egyptian 
names, etc II xiv 185 
Dwelling place of family.... II xiv 166 
Traces of, in Egypt II xiv 185 
Acid. 
Acetic, testing II I 195 
Alloxanic II I 313 
Anilotic, same as nitrosali- 
cylic II I 489 
Anisoic, preparation of II I 488 
Arachic, salts of II I 489 
Arsenic II I 558 
Bibasic, origin of II vi 124 
Carbazotic, Physiological 
properties OF. By Prof. 
C. Calvert: reprint I ill 113 
Citric, Tartaric, and 
THEIR SALTS, SUBSTITUTES 
for: reprint I in 221 
Citric, Tartaric and 
Oxalic action on Cotton 
and Flax. By F. Grace 
Calvert: reprint I ill 113 
Ferrocyanhydric, prepara- 
tion of I ii 172 
Formic II I 193 
Fulminuric II I 82 
Gallic and Tannic Action 
on Iron J and Alumina 
Mordants. By Prof. Cal- 
vert: reprint I m 113 
Hordeic II i 194 
In animal organisms II I 489 
Isocyanuric II I 82 
Methylotetrasulphuric, pre- 
paration of II I 313 
Nitric, preparation of.... II I 309 
Nitrous, preparation of. .. . II n 306 
Nucleic, properties of IV vn 508 
On Hydrate of Hydro- 
sulphuric Acid. By H. 
Croft II I 126 
Pipitzahoic II I 194 
Propionic II I 81 
Stannic, isomorphism of... . II iv 493 
Sulphuric, on purification of II m 359 
Tribasic, origin II vi 124 
Acidaspidae II i 286 
Acipenser. 
Alimentary canal Ill in 272 
Heart Ill n 420 
Histology of spiral valve ... HI in 273 
Pancreas Ill in 274 
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Acipenseridae, isinglass ob- 
tained from I i 9 
Acolyte, epitaph to an II xi 363 
Acontia of Sagartiadae, first 
observations on IV VI 387 
Acorns, production of oil and 
alcohol from I in 341 
Acotyledons, two prevailing 
number in II ill 411 
Acoustics. 
As APPLIED TO PUBLIC 
BUILDINGS. By Prof. 
Henry: reprint II II 130 
Experiments regarding II n 134 
Refraction of Sound II n 138 
Sample of Lecture Hall of 
Smithsonian Institute.... II n 139 
Acrogenous, two prevailing 
number in II in 411 
Acrostichinae II xn 365 
Acrylic, new alcohols or, series II i 488 
Actaea, L., Canadian local- 
ities of 
A. alba, Bigel II xv 57 
A. rubra, Bigel II xv 57 
Actinia bellis I ii 87 
Actiniaria, species in which 
ciliated bands in mesen- 
terial filaments absent... IV vi 390 
Actinolithus Ehrenberg, 
Jamaica IV vm 387 
Actitis macularia, observa- 
tions on Ontario fre- 
quenters Ill vii 191 
IV in 66 
Actuaries, work of Society of I in 88 
Adam, M. Lucien. 
Grammatical gender: ref... Ill vii 216 
Adam, Dr. Walter. 
Crania classification II xn 278 
Adametz. 
Schizomycetes and yeasts in 
Emmenthaler and cottage 
cheese: ref IV vn 105 
Adamnan. 
Life of St. Columba IV in 138 
Adams. 
Discovery of Neptune II vi 102 
Adams, Dr. F. D. 
Apatites: ref IV vm 497 
Rivers draining rocky areas 
of pre-Cambrian type con- 
tain more potassium than 
sodium: ref IV vn 556 
Roche moutonnee character 
of Laurentian rocks: ref. IV vn 153 
Adamson, Rev. Wm. Agar. 
Decrease, restoration 
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Addington County, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 305 
Addison, Rev. M. 
Autograph letter on Niagara 
church after war of 1812 II xiv 104 
Biography II xn 248 
IV I 110 
Addison's Portrait II m 368 
Adductor Muscles of Amiu- 
rus Catus. 
Arcus palatini Ill n 316 
Hyomandibularis Ill n 318 
Mandibuke (pl.) Ill n 312 
Operculi Ill n 319 
Profundus Ill n 334 
Profundus pelvis Ill n 335 
Superficialis Ill n 333 
Tentaculi (pl.) Ill n 314 
A. Muscle of Chimpanzee. 
Obliquus IV vi 574 
A. muscles of Orang. 
Brevis. IV vi 553 
Femoris IV vi 554 
Group IV vi 585 
Longus IV vi 553 
Magnus IV vi 553 
Obliquus hallucis IV vi 574 
Obliquus pollicis (pl.) IV vi 548 
Transversus hallucis IV vi 574 
Transversus pollicis IV vi 548 
AdSnas, not Dene IV iv 17 
Adenoid tissue, how fat car- 
ried through IV vin 249 
Aderhold. 
Effect of Bordeaux mixture 
on leaves: ref IV vn 246 
Adiantinae II xn 366 
war with Iro- 
quois IV i 90 
Adjective. 
Blackfoot IV v 154 
Dene IV I 185 
Adler. 
Larva of Nematus vallis- 
nierii: ref IV ix 336 
Purpose of protective zone 
of galls: ref IV ix 356 
Adlumia, Raf., Canadian 
localities of 
A. cirrhosa, Raf II xv 61 
Adnasal, Amiurus Catus (pl.) Ill n 278 
Adolph, Mayer. 
Burning quality of tobacco 
leaf affected by certain 
substances in leaf: ref... IV vii 322 
Adolphus Town, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 306 
Adolphustown, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 68 
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Adonis. 
Birth and parents II xm 57 
Is Tammuz II xm 55 
Of Phoenicia and Greece is 
Pharaoh of Exodus II xm 50 
Pharaoh of Exodus iden- 
tified in myth of. By 
J. Campbell II xm 33 
Scene and history of story of II xn 35 
Adulteration. 
Food and its: reprint I in 279 
Adverb, Blackfoot IV v 161 
Aecidium elatinum, on 
Abies balsamea (L.) Mill. IV ix 318 
T&gialitis, observations on 
Ontario species Ill vn 191 
IV m 66, 108 
Aegina, Ashchurite traces in II xiv 251 
Aegina exitiosa, larvae of, in 
fruit trees IV II 213 
Aegilops. 
.ZEgilops Converted into 
Wheat: reprint I in 308 
A. ovata, parent of wheat... I i 14 
Aegium, copper coin from, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 226 
Aegypti, ancestor a Horite... II xm 529 
ASpyornis, see Epyornis. 
Aeriferous tissue. 
Distribution in cortex of 
Populus IV ix 369 
Distribution in species of 
Salicacese IV ix 369 
Production of, in salicaceous 
galls, and distribution in 
normal stem IV IX. 369 
Aerolites. 
Historical account of I u 188 
Theories of origin of, in 
lunar volcanoes or cosmi- 
cal I ii 210 
JSschines contra Ctesiph, 
sec. 77, explained II xiv 53 
Aeschna, Fabricius. Char- 
acters and N. American 
habitats of 
A. constricta, Say II vn 456 
A. heros, Fabr II vn 456 
A. obliqua, Say II vn 457 
Aeschnina, genera of Cana- 
dian II vn 451 
N. American species II Vii 456 
JSschylus. 
Agam. v. 1618, translated.. Ill I 170 
Sept. c. Theb. 1042 and So- 
phocles' Antig. 250 foil, 
explained II xiv 52 
2Esculus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
A. hippocastanum, L II xv 353 
Adler. 
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Directions for collecting 
fishes: reprint I 11 91 
Extraordinary fishes 
from California, con- 
stituting a new family: 
reprint I H 87 
Frozen wells, theory I in 355 
Glacial period, theory IV vm 279 
Infusoria, the larvae of intes- 
tinal worms, discovered by I I 18 
Letter on Smithsonian 
Institute: reprint I m 216 
On unity of the human race: 
ref I in 229 
Poem commemorating his 
50th birthday: reprint.. II li 306 
Sameness of American 
crania: ref II u 413 
Agassizichthys sullivanti, 
Ontario II vi 363 
Agathocles of Sicily, copper 
coin of, in Canadian In- 
stitute II ix 230 
Agelacrinites. 
Analytical review of II V 361 
Described (pl.) 1 n 271 
Found in Ottawa Valley, 
described I ii 273 
On new species of, and on 
structural relations 
of that Genus. By E. J. 
Chapman II v 358 
A. Billingsii. 
Full description of (pl.).... II v 359 
Preliminary notice of. 
By E. J. Chapman II v 204 
A. dicksorii II iv 47 
A. hamiltonensis I n 215 
A. of Vanuxem I n 215 
Agelaius. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
A. phoeniceus, observations 
on Ontario frequenters... Ill in 94 
111 vil 190, 199 
IV in 69, 81, 92, 102, 105 
Ages (prehistoric) not strictly 
successive IV iv 137 
Agglutination, in Algonquin 
and Malay-Polynesian 
languages Ill i 19 
Aggomiut territory Ill vi 265 
Aglemut territory Ill vi 265 
Agnesia Mchlsn. 
Proper classification IV ix 118 
A. septentrionalis n. sp. 
Stephen Island, B.C IV ix 118 
Agnesiidae, British Columbia 
coast IV ix 118 
Agnew, J. N. 
On state of Medical Sci- 
ence in Ontario II xii 207 
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JEsica. 
Latin inscription on slab 
found at II x 105 
Roman name of Gt. Chesters II xm 148 
2Esir, legends II xiv 567 
Aesop, beavers mentioned by II iv 360 
/Esthetic. 
On Relation of Quality 
to, Sentiment. By Rev. 
David Inglis II in 409 
Aetherine, bisulphocyanide of II i 81 
/Ethylanimes, preparation of II n 306 
/Etnaea, copper coin from, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 226 
Aetolia, Ashchurite traces in II xiv 260 
Affinity, chemical II i 395 
Africa. 
Central Africa: reprint.. I n 160 
Climate of central I n 160 
Cymri traces in northern... II xv 291 
Dr. Barth's travels in (1852) I m 265 
Expedition to Central. 
By Augustus Peterman: 
reprint I in 83 
Explorations of Drs. 
Barth and Vogel: re- 
print... I in 387 
Geographical researches in 
(1863) II vm 105 
Homeritae in northern II xv 290 
Lenormant, on iron in IV iv 137 
New Expedition into cen- 
tral: reprint I in 307 
Palms of western tropi- 
cal: reprint II x 285 
Zimri traces in northern... II xv 291 
African. 
African and American 
CONTACT OF NEGRO AND 
Indian. By A. F. Cham- 
berlain: abstract IV n 21 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Horse sickness, cause IV vm 56 
Native iron, working of.... II i 190 
Agamemnon, v. 1618, trans- 
lated Ill i 170 
Agaricaceae, list of Ontario.. IV ix 69 
Agaricus. Habits and Cana- 
dian habitats of 
A. campester, Linn IV ix 74 
A. magnificus, Pk IV ix 74 
A. silvaticus, Schseff IV ix 74 
A. silvicola, Vitt IV ix 74 
Agassiz, L. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Contributions to Natural 
History of United States; 
reviewed II ni 243 
II vi 169 
Darwinian theory criticized. II vm 400 
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Agnoiology, Prof. Ferrier's 
theory II I 114 
Agnostus. 
Position in Canada II vi 289 
Primordial zone, Quebec. .. II vi 42 
Agonderus lineola Fabr. 
Mels Cat I in 256 
Agonum cupripenne Dej. 
(Mels. Cat.), in Ontario I in 210 
325,327 
A. 8 - punctatum Fabr. 
(Mels. Cal.), in Ontario I m 210 
325,327 
Agricola. 
Defeated Galgacus; Latin 
inscription at Birrens 
commemorating defeat 
interpreted II in 11 
March into Caledonia II xiv 10 
Agriculture. 
Agriculture of the French 
Exhibition. By J. Wilson, 
F.R.S.: reviewed II I 140 
Anticosti Island II ill 329 
Canadian Agriculturist and 
Transactions of Board of: 
reviewed I i 139 
Description of first steam 
plough I I 13 
In France in 1850 II I 141 
Indian, in C. America II I 377 
Influence of, on climate 
in lessening streams, 
etc.: reprint I u 131 
Irrigating with liquid man- 
ure I I 12 
Jury's report on exhibit of 
Canada at 1851 Exhibi- 
tion I i 90 
Meteorology in connection 
with. By Prof. Henry.. II ill 240 
Natural History in its 
Relation to. By Prof. 
Hinks I ii 207 
Provincial Agri. Show for 
1852; full description. . I I 52 
Reaping machines, early 
models I I 39 
St. John Valley, Que., possi- 
bilities of II iv 271 
Usher's steam plough I I 40 
Agricultural. 
Agricultural Engineering I i 12, 39 
Agricultural extracts... I i 111 
Agricultural Manufac- 
tures. By S. Copeland: 
reprint..-. II VI 463 
Capabilities of country be- 
tween Thessalon and 
Mississagui Rivers in L. 
Huron districts II v 464 
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Agricultural-Con. 
Capabilities of Laurentian 
Rocks of Canada II vm 122 
Display at Provincial Exhi- 
bition, Toronto, 1852.... I I 54 
Prov. Agri. Assoc. Premiums 
to be awarded in 1853 ... I I 23 
Agriculturist, The Canadian 
(paper) I u 19 
Agrigentum, Phintais of, 
copper coin of, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 230 
Agrimonia, Tourn. Cana- 
dian localities of 
A. eupatoria, L II xv 363 
A. parviflora, Ait II xv 363 
Agrimony, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 363 
Agrionina. 
Genera of Canadian II vil 452 
N. American species II vn 458 
Agrion Fab. Characters and 
N. American habitats 
of 
A. anomalum, Rambur. .. . II vn 458 
A. irene, Hagen II vu 459 
A. savicum, Burm II vn 458 
A. thastatum, Say II vn 458 
A. violaceum, Hagen II vn 458 
Ahaknanelet territory HI vi 266 
Ahau Ahpop IV vi 157 
Ahban. 
Family connection in Rome II xiv 562 
Traces of, in ancient Greece II xiv 425 
Traces of, in ancient history II xiv 407 
Ahcunal of Uxmal IV vi 176 
Ahtena. 
Not Dene IV IV 15 
IV vi 77 
Yellow-Knives or Copper 
Indians are not Dene... . IV vi 80 
Ahuales II I 377 
Ahuitzotl, Mexican king.... IV vi 171 
Ah-Witzil, invasion of Yuca- 
tan by IV vi 177 
Ainse, Joseph. 
Peace envoy to warrior In- 
dians, 1787 IV v 82 
Ainos. 
Ainos II x 134 
Origin HI v 75 
Air. 
Air Telegraph: Canadian 
invention HI iv 179 
Consumption of air in blast 
furnaces I II 173 
Contamination of milk from 
stable air IV vu 490 
Effects of sea-water on IV vu 329 
Illuminating power of candle 
whenburningin rarefied air II vi 381 
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Air-Con. 
On Action of, on Alkalic 
Arsenites. By Henry 
Croft II in 126 
On combustion in Rare- 
fied Air. By Dr. Ed. 
Frankland: reprint II VI 380 
Air-bladder. 
Amiurus (pl.) Ill n 381, 416 
Auditory Labyrinth and, of 
Amiurus (pl.) Ill n 376 
Airy, Geo. Biddell. 
Autograph on correcting 
compasses II xv 150 
Airy, Prof. 
Commercial enterprise 
AND SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGA- 
TION: reprint I III 92 
Result of recent pendu- 
lum EXPERIMENTS, HaR- 
ton Pit, South Shields: 
reprint I m 166 
Strains in tubular bridges.. 11 vm 100 
Theory of rainbow I I 8 
Aitken, W. 
D.P.S. of Gov. Simcoe's 
party to Matchetache 
Bay, 1793 .' IV i 128 
Aix sponsa. 
At Sparrow Lake IV m 84 
Listowel, Ont IV m 66 
Ajax, v. 416: interpreted Ill I 90 
Akahales, quarrel with Tu- 
kuches and results IV vi 163 
Akahals, conquered by Cachi- 
quels IV vi 161 
Akatzeeb. 
Building IV vi 193 
Inscription at Chichen-Itza. IV vi 193 
Inscription: free translation IV vi 201 
Inscription: text and trans- 
lation IV vi 199 
Inscriptions translated IV vi 194 
Akencheres, traces of, in 
Egypt II xiv 194 
Akillinermeut, territory.... HI vi 266 
Akkadian civilization IV iv 263 
Akudliarmiut, territory... . Ill vi 265 
Akudnirmiut, territory Ill vi 265 
Alabama stone II ix 307 
Alanine, properties of II u 306 
Alaska. 
Alaska and its resources. 
By Wm. H. Dall: re- 
viewed II xii 480 
Sale of, by Russia II xu 482 
Alaskan boundary. By T. 
B. Browning: abstract.. Ill v 132 
Alauda, Hamilton species... II v 391 
Alaus. oculatus, Linn. 
(Mels. Cat.) in Ontario.. . I in 211, 325 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Albanel, Pere. 
Quebec to Hudson's Bay, 
overland (1671) II vin 411 
Albanic Duan IV v 302 
Albany. 
Ship canal from Albany to 
New Baltimore; report on: 
reviewed I i 186 
Water supply I in 260 
Alberta. 
Climate of. By R. F. 
Stupart IV v 49 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
Flora characteristics IV vm 35 
Albino, observations on 
Toronto species.... IV m 74,77,84 
Albite. 
Albite II v 529 
Same as Peristerite I I 114 
Albumin, plant, in gluten... IV vn 497 
Alca torda. 
Seen at Toronto Ill vn 200 
Alee, americanus Jardine, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 68 
Alcedinidae, generic charac- 
ters II ix 233 
Alcedo, Hamilton species.... II v 393 
Alchemilla, Tourn. Cana- 
dian localities of 
A. vulgaris, L II xv 362 
Alcohol. 
Amylic II I 81 
Benzoic II I 81 
Compounds II i 81 
Effect on aboriginal and 
civilized races IV vm 545 
From olefiant gas and sul- 
phuric acid II l 81 
From potatoes I I 118 
Influence of Tobacco 
and, on Vision. By Dr. 
G. S. Ryerson: abstract. .Ill vi 18 
Manufactured from acorns. I in 341 
New, or Acrylic series II I 488 
On Electricity of flames 
of Hydrogen and. By 
M. Mateucci: reprint... II vi 385 
Production of artificial I ill 310 
Propylic II I 81 
Vapours II i 313 
World-wide use of I n 29 
Alcyonaria, development of 
mesenterial filaments. ... IV vi 398 
Aidborough Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 306 
Alempignon Lake, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 306 
Alert Bay, Caesira apoploa 
sp. n IV xi 124 
Alessandrini. 
Pancreas of Amiurus: ref. . Ill n 413 
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Aleuron. 
Cell, compounds in IV vn 514 
Iron in IV vn 506 
Layer of wheat IV vn 513 
Phosphorus in IV vn 507 
Aleutian, kyak II xn 485 
Aleutians, territory Ill vi 265 
Alexander, Jos. Lynne. 
Nom-de-plume, "Canadian"; 
selection from poems.... II xv 450 
Alexander, Prof. S. 
On the Asteroid planet: 
reprint I in 356 
Alfred Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 306 
Algse. 
Humber River (plate) I in 201 
Preliminary list of, col- 
lected in neighborhood 
of Toronto. By J. J. 
Mackenzie, B.A Ill vn 270 
Scarboro Hts II xv 399 
Algebra. 
New proof of existence 
of Roots of an Equa- 
tion. By Rev. Geo. Pax- 
ton Young II ix 26 
On linear Asymptotes in 
Algebraic Curves II vm 290 
Algebraic equations. 
On resolutions of, of 
FIFTH DEGREE. By J. B. 
Cherriman II V 209 
Proof of impossibility of 
REPRESENTING IN FINITE 
Algebraic functions in 
THE MOST GENERAL CASE 
THE ROOTS OF ALGEBRAIC 
EQUATIONS WITH DEGREES 
HIGHER THAN FOURTH; 
WITH METHODS OF FINDING 
ROOTS OF EQUATIONS OF 
5th, 6th, etc., degrees 
IN CERTAIN CASES. By 
Geo. Paxton Young II v 20 
127,209 
Algeria, state of agriculture in 
(1854) II I 143 
Algic. 
Algic legends: famous 
Algonquins. By Jas. C. 
Hamilton IV vi 285 
Algiers, supposed emeralds 
from II n 302 
Algonquin. 
Affiliation of, lan- 
guages. By John Camp- 
bell Ill i 15 
Agglutination in, language. II xv 19 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Algonquin-Con. 
Algonquins of Georgian 
Bay; Assikinack, war- 
rior of Odahwas. By J. 
C. Hamilton:abstract... IV iv 232 
Asiatic origin disputed Ill v 60 
Belief as to origin of man.. . IV Vi 207 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
Malay-Polynesian, Ural- 
Altaic, Asiatic Hyper- 
borean and Peninsular. .. Ill I 26 
Connections with old world III i 16 
Divinities IV Vi 275 
Family of languages; list of 
words showing connection IV V 131 
Famous; Algic Legends. 
By Jas. C. Hamilton. ... IV vi 285 
Grammar, similarity with 
Malay-Polynesian Ill I 20 
Iroquois grammar, differ- 
ences from IV vi 209 
Language and grammar.... HI vi 122 
Language and philology.... II ill 442 
Language characteristics... IV vi 286 
Location of I in 209 
Malay-Polynesian family 
connected with Ill I 18 
Myth concerning Deluge... IV v 20 
Physical likenesses to 
Malay-Polynesians HI I 22 
Population in Quebec, 1845 I i 196 
Race, past and present IV vi 285 
Subtribes I HI 210 
Time reckoning IV v 313 
Traditions regarding migra- 
tion to America IV vi 286 
Tribes Ill I 17 
Variations in language 
among different tribes... HI I 17 
Alimentary Canal. 
Alimentary Canal in 
GANOID FISHES. By A. B. 
Macallum: abstract HI in 271 
Alimentary Canal of 
Amiurus. By A. B. 
McCallum, B.A Ill n 387 
Coarse anatomy of, in 
Amiurus HI n 387 
Description of, in Bear I m 203 
Alison, Dr. S. Scott. 
A new Sphygmoscope: 
reprint II H 453 
Alisonite, from Chili, com- 
position II iv 325 
Alisphenoid, Amiurus Catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 275 
Alismacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species HI II 153 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 651 
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Nickel IV 11 83 
Resembling gold II i 313 
Alloxan, method of colouring 
with I in 17 
Alloxanic Acid II i 313 
Allspices, tannin in Ill iv 214 
Alluvial strata, their age 
exaggerated IV iv 42 
Alluvium, Jamaica IV v 354 
Almanac. 
Canadian, 1859: reviewed.. II in 509 
Davis's report on Nauti- 
cal Almanac (American) I i 129 
Of U. S. of Colombia for 
1863: reviewed II ix 411 
Quebec, and British Ameri- 
can Royal Calendar for 
1819: reviewed II xv 29 
Scobie's Canadian Almanac 
for 1853: reviewed I i 89 
Alnwick Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 306 
Alpha rays. 
Apparatus used to get 
secondary rays excited by, 
of Polonium . IV ix 153 
Experiments on secondary 
rays excited by, from 
Polonium with brass elec- 
trodes in ordinary and 
liquid air temperatures. . IV ix 191 
Experiments on secondary 
rays excited by, from 
Polonium with carbon 
electrodes at different 
temperatures, in air, 
oxygen and hydrogen. ... IV ix 182 
Falling on polished copper 
emit 3 rays IV ix 153 
Influence of occluded gas on 
secondary radiations ex- 
cited by, from Polonium IV ix 181 
Logeman's experiment re- 
peated on secondary rays 
excited by, of Polonium.. IV ix 154 
Lose power to produce 
secondary rays when lose 
charge and power to ionize IV ix 153 
On secondary rays ex- 
cited by, from Polo- 
nium. By V. E. Pound: 
pt. I IV ix 153 
pt. II IV ix 181 
Alphabet. 
Blackfoot. IV v 129 
Comparative table of twelve 
Khitan Ill m 168 
Altaic, Tinneh tribe associ- 
ated with Ill I 173 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Alismacese-Con. 
London species II vm 234 
Alkali works. 
Utilization of waste pro- 
ducts I I 165 
Alkalic. 
On Action of Air on, 
Arsenites. By Henry 
Croft II in 126 
Alkalies. 
Action of dilute, on develop- 
ment of cell IV vi 422 
Action on nerve cells IV vi 413 
Action on nerve cells of 
lower orders of animals. . IV vi 427 
Detection of, in presence of 
Magnesia by blowpipe... II x 342 
Alkaline, on Oxidation of, 
Arsenites II x 334 
Al-kolloch II ii 22 
Allan, Col., Toronto II xu 516 
Allan, Hon. G. W. 
On land birds wintering 
IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF 
Toronto I i 169 
Presidential Address, 
1856 II i 97 
Presidential Address to 
Canadian Institute, 
Jan. 1859 II iv 81 
Some of our migratory 
birds Ill in 87 
Donation of building site to 
Canadian Institute I in 364 
Allanite. 
Muskoka II ix 103 
Note on occurrence of, 
in Canadian rocks. By 
E. J. Chapman II ix 103 
Allcock, Chief Justice of 
U. C. 
Autograph letter about judi- 
cial appointments owing 
to disaster to ship Speedy II xiv 98 
Alleghanies, not natural 
climatological division in 
United States II ill 30 
Alleghany City, water works I m 260 
Alleghany Vine, Canadian 
habitats II xv 61 
Allen, A. H. 
Reichert's distillation pro- 
cess for identification of 
butter-fat: ref Ill v 39 
Alliteration, Celtic IV in 209 
Allopathia, treatment II xi 228 
Allophylian crania I m 315 
Alloys. 
Comportment of certain, 
under blowpipe II xv 256 
Copper and zinc: ref II v 474 
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Al-ta-tin tribe. 
Language similar to Nah- 
'ane IV vn 526 
Same as Lh'ta'tin IV vn 526 
Alte, Dene gambling HI vil 154 
Altered Scapolite II v 531 
Alum-root, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 548 
Alumetes, les, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 306 
Alumina. 
Hydrated sesquioxide of 
iron and, deposits in 
France II vi 387 
Preparation of II u 448 
Aluminium. 
Alloys of. By Prof. F. C. 
Calvert: reprint I ill 411 
Deposition by Electro- 
type process: reprint... I ii 281 
Electro-plating with I in 15 
Industry and production in 
Canada, 1902 IV viii 159 
M. Bunsen's method of pre- 
paring I in 362 
Preparation of. By M. 
St. Claire Deville: re- 
print I in 361 
Preparation by means of 
galvanism I m 361 
Prepared from Kry elite.... II I 192 
Progress of Manufacture 
of. By T. L. Bell: re- 
print II ix 51 
Proportion and properties 
of metallic Aluminum.... I u 313 
Sodium process of prepara- 
tion I in 361 
Alured Cape, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 306 
Alveolites (Lamarck), gene- 
ric characters II iv 114 
A. cryptodens (Billings), 
corniferous limestone,Ont. II iv 115 
A. fischeri, Billings, n. sp. 
Niagara limestone, Owen 
Sound II xiv 151 
Shales of Hamilton group.. . II V 257 
A. goldfussi (n. sp.). 
Hamilton shales, Ont II v 256 
A. labiosa (Billings), corni- 
ferous limestone, Ont. 
(pl.) II iv 114 
A. niagarensis, Nicholson 
and Hinde, Niagara 
limestone, Rockwood (pl.) II xiv 152 
A. roemeri (n. sp.), Bosan- 
quet, Ont., in Hamilton 
shales II V 255 
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A. squamosa (n. sp.), corni- 
ferous limestone, Cayuga 
Tp II v 257 
Alyssum calycinum, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 163 
Amaleites, population in 1845 I I 196 
Amalgamation. 
Baron Inigo Du Born's pro- 
cess IV iv 362 
Cazo or hot process of ex- 
tracting metals IV iv 361 
Freiberg or Barrel process of IV iv 364 
Norwegian process of IV iv 358 
Notes on history of, pro- 
cess. By Robert Dewar IV iv 357 
Patio process of.... IV iv 359 
Process used in Mexico and 
Peru IV iv 359 
Tintin process of extracting 
metals IV iv 362 
Washoe or Pan process of. . IV iv 364 
Amanita. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
A. muscaria Linn IV IX 69 
A. phalloides Fr IV ix 69 
Amanitopsis strangulata 
Fr., Canadian habitats 
and habits IV ix 69 
Amara vulgaris Lin (Mels. 
Cat.) I m 256 
Amarantaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill u 152 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 647 
London species II viii 231 
Amaroucium, species on 
Vancouver coast IV ix 113 
A. glabrum Verrill, distribu- 
tion on Atlantic coast 
(Canada) IV ix 111, 138 
Amaryllidacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 299 
Hamilton species HI n 153 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 651 
Amazon, chemical report on 
burning of ship, 1852. .. . I I 24 
Amazon. 
In cretaceous and tertiary 
times IV viii 379 
Proportional amounts of 
salts in water IV vil 558 
Ambidextrous, examples in 
early times II xm 215 
Amblyrhiza Anguilla, W. 
Indies IV vil 355 
Amblyscirtes, Rocky Moun- 
tain species with habitats III II 241 
Amblystoma. 
Adaptation to terrestrial life IV viii 485 
Development of limbs IV viii 483 
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Irregularity in direction of 
rotation in, eggs IV viii 476 
Karyolytic and cytolytic 
products in, pancreas of 
young IV I 266 
Larvae, first appearance of 
blood corpuscles in, and 
development of circula- 
tion system IV II 251 
Larvae, origin and growth 
of haematoblasts in IV ii 253 
Nerve cells IV vi 426 
Nerve cells of larva and 
adult IV vi 428 
Parasites found in IV I 273 
Plasmosomata migrated or 
extruded in II I 267 
Thickness of epidermis IV vm 489 
Zymogenesis IV I 269 
A. punctatum. 
Action of stained object on 
staining reagent in blood 
of IV ii 222 
Methods of studying struc- 
tures in pancreas of IV I 257 
Parasites not generally pre- 
sent in pancreas of young IV I 262 
Studies on blood of larvae 
of. By A. B. Macallum.. IV ii 221 
Treated with pilocarpin.... IV I 259 
Ambocoelia II vi 188 
Amboglanna (Birdoswald). 
Latin inscription found at. . II xiv 150 
Roman name of Birdoswald: 
evidence II xm 149 
Ambonychia radiata Hall, 
Toronto localities II I 74 
II iv 452 
Ambrotype, invention of 
James A. Cutting I ill 339 
Ambulacral system, crinoids II iv 44 
Amelanchier, Medic. Cana- 
dian localities of 
A. Canadensis, T. and G. II xv 434 
Ameliasburgh Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 306 
Amenemhe's Pyramid I n 154 
America. 
Archaeological faked cavern 
near St. Louis II xn 143 
Asiatic tribes in. By John 
Campbell Ill i 171 
Cambrian system in I in 386 
Colonization by Welsh in 
1170: tradition II I 228 
Concise account of. By 
Major R. Rogers, 1765... II xv 27 
Copper tablet of Capuchins 
dated 1648, found at Cas- 
tine (Maine) II ix 302 
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America-Con. 
Cranial distortions practised 
by Indians of II vn 440 
Discovery by Eric, a Nor- 
wegian, in 985 II ix 291 
Early discoveries of 
French in. By J. Langton II n 393 
Early notices of Beaver 
in Europe and. By 
Daniel Wilson II iv 359 
Elevation previous to glacial 
period IV vi 46 
Englishwoman in: reviewed II hi 126 
Faked relics of antiquity... II ix 306 
Five distinct vegetable pro- 
vinces II xiv 285 
Flora common to Europe 
and IV vm 38 
Fossil remains of horse in 
post pliocene period in... II iv 414 
F rench discoveries com- 
pared with British II ii 403 
Geological features of east- 
ern, part; brief I I 126 
Geology in. By Prof. 
James D. Dana: reprint I ill 357, 385 
Gold coinage found in 
Chincha Islands II ix 315 
Historical Footprints in. 
By Daniel Wilson II ix 289 
In Cambrian time IV vii 154 
Languages of II ii 414 
List of woods of I I 74 
Manlius stone, with inscrip- 
tion dated 1520 on it.... II ix 308 
Memorials of early history 
of, at Tadoussac II ix 304 
Meteorological system I ill 407 
Migrations ancient tribes to III v 73 
Mines and Mineral Re- 
sources of: reprint.... I n 36 
Mollusca shells found in 
Indian encampments. ... II ill 387 
Nocturnal Lepidoptera 
species found in II vm 16 
North American Fisheries, 
history of I ii 116 
North American Lakes. 
By Chas. Whittlesey: re- 
print II in 87 
Northmen's discovery of.... II iv 51 
Occurrence of native lead in II x 406 
On Elevations and De- 
pressions of the Earth 
in. By Abraham Gesner: 
reprint II VII 81 
On Occurrence of Amer- 
ican Birds in Europe. 
By H. Gatke: reprint.... II vi 459 
Othomis of Mexico most an- 
cient Tungusian colonists IV v 206 
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America-Cow. 
Palaeolithic man in, evi- 
dence of * II xv 559 
Parallelism of escarpments in II ix 260 
Parasitic Copepoda in. By 
R. Ramsay Wright Ill I 243 
Peopled from Asia II I 190 
Records of Norseman settle- 
ments found in Davis 
Strait II ix 294 
Rock formations in I m 386 
Round tower at Newport 
erected by Norsemen in 
tenth century? its history II ix 296 
Seven years' residence in 
Great Deserts of. By Abbe 
Em. Domenech: reviewed II vii 217 
Standard time introduced.. Ill in 71 
Stone tablet with heraldic 
blazonry found at North 
Chineha Islands (pl.).... II ix 314 
Theory of one uniform 
cranial type pervading all 
Indian tribes of N. and S. II vm 128 
Traces of Ashchurites in. .. II xiv 268 
America, Central. 
Aborigines of II i 375 
British and American inter- 
ests in II I 360 
Causes of degradation of 
people II I 373 
Character of people II I 369 
Geography of II I 360 
Indians in II I 377 
Map of, inaccuracies in... II I 361 
Notes on; geography, topo- 
graphy, climate, popula- 
tion, etc. By E. G. Squier: 
reviewed II I 359 
Population II i 371 
America, South, dislocations 
and upheavals that separ- 
ated Trinidad from IV vm 379 
America yacht, cause of 
winning race I n 201 
American. 
Aboriginal, inscriptions 
IN PHONETIC CHARACTERS. 
By Rev. John Campbell.. IV v 53 
Aborigines, supposed pre- 
valence of one Cranial 
TYPE THROUGHOUT. By 
Daniel Wilson II n 406 
African and. Contact of 
Negro and Indian. By A. 
F. Chamberlain:abstract. IV n 21 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Complexion of, races II n 416 
Contributions to, Hel- 
minthology. By R. 
Ramsay Wright (pl.).... HI I 54 
Ser. Vol. Page 
American- Con. 
Crania, Dr. Morton's views II n 408 
Extinct, horse II iv 414 
Geology. By Jas. D. Dana: 
ref II viii 49 
Hindrances to, art. By 
W. A. Sherwood: abstract IV iv 235 
Literary Forgeries. By 
Daniel Wilson II xn 134 
Manners of, races II ii 416 
Meteorites II vi 300 
Narrative of Expedition of, 
squadron to Chinese seas 
and Japan in 1852-1854: 
reviewed II i 523 
Parasitic Copepoda. By 
R. Ramsay Wright Ill i 243 
Physique of II ix 131 
Relationship of, lan- 
guages. By A. F. Cham- 
berlain Ill v 57 
Reprints of Edinburgh 
London Quarterly and 
Westminster Reviews for 
Jan. 1858, and North 
British, for Nov. 1857: 
reviewed II in 137 
Sculptress, Miss Hosmar... II i 87 
Supposed evidence of ex- 
istence of Inter- 
Glacial Man. By Daniel 
Wilson II xv 557 
Telescope for Ann Arbor.. . II i 314 
Universities II i 173 
American Association for 
Advancement of Science. 
Meeting, 1853 I n 44 
Meeting, 1854 I in 130 
Meeting, 1855 1 in 355 
Meeting, 1856 II n 63, 473 
Meeting, 1857 II in 69 
A. Elk, Canadian localities of III vi 68 
A. Goldfinch, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 96 
A. Redstart, Listowel fre- 
quenter IV in 72 
A. Revolution. 
American attack on Seneca 
towns IV vii 394 
Attempt on Canada II xiv 79 
Joseph Brant in. By 
Lieut-.Col. E. Cruikshank IV v 243 
IV vii 391 
Operation against the In- 
dians IV vii 391 
Amharas, rule in Abyssinia.. II x 47 
Amherst Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 307 
Amherst, Lord. 
Autograph letters on regi- 
mental matters II xiv 84 
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Brief biography of II xiv 84 
Amherstburgh, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 214, 307 
Amia. 
Alimentary canal 111 in 272 
Pancreas HI m 274 
Amides II i 82 
Amikoues, River of the, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 307 
Amiurus (Catus). 
Abnormal conditions of skin 
of Ill ii 258 
Accessory lateral organs. . . Ill u 265 
Auditory organ of (pl.). • • • HI II 374 
Adductor arcus palatini.. . . Ill u 316 
Adductor hyomandibularis.. HI ii 318 
Adductor mandibulae mus- 
cle of (pl.).... HI ii 311 
Adductoroperculi Ill ii 319 
Adductor tentaculi (pl.)... • HI ii 314 
Air-bladder (pl.) HI u 381,416 
Alimentary Canal, Liver, 
Pancreas. Air Bladder 
of. By A. B. McCallum. Ill u 387 
Anal fin HI u 301 
Arterial system (pl.) HI II 422 
Bibliography of pancreas of III u 413 
Blood-vascular system, 
Ductless Glands, and 
Uro- Genital System of. 
By T. Mackenzie HI u 418 
Bone development Ill II 307 
Brain (pl.) HI n 353 
Branches of trigeminus 
group (pl.) HI 11 366 
Branchial muscles Ill u 345 
Branchial apparatus (pl.)... Ill ii 292 
Branchial system Ill u 421 
Caudal fin HI u 301 
Central nervous system... . Ill ii 353 
Character of skin Ill u 257 
Clavate cells HI u 393 
Cranium compared with 
other teleostean HI n 278 
Cranial muscles Ill u 342 
Cutaneous sense organs. .. . Ill u 259 
Dilatator operculi Ill II 318 
Dorsal muscles Ill u 326 
Dorsal fin Ill II 298 
Ductless glands HI H 432 
Endgut Ill ii 405 
Epidermis cells Ill II 252 
Erectors and depressors.... HI u 339 
Gall-bladder Ill H 407 
Geniohyoideus (pl.) HI II 320 
Genital organs HI u 443 
Heart Ill u 418 
Hyohyoideus (pl.) Ill u 320 
Hyomandibular, hyoid and 
opercular apparatus Ill ii 287 
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Hyomandibular and meta- 
pterygoid elements and 
their development Ill n 290 
Hyopectoralis (pl.) Ill n 322 
Kidney (pl.) Ill n 440 
Lateral muscles Ill n 339 
Layers of corium.... . Ill n 256 
Levator arcus palatini Ill n 316 
Levator operculi Ill n 318 
Liver HI it 406 
Mandibular muscles Ill II 311 
Midgut Ill n 402 
Mouth and pharynx, fine 
anatomy HI n 390 
Mucous canals Ill n 264 
Muscles Ill ii 311 
Muscles of anal fin Ill n 338 
Muscles of the branchial 
arches HI n 322 
Muscles of caudal fin (pl.).. Ill n 339 
Muscles of dorsal fin Ill n 336 
Muscles of Head Ill n 350 
Muscles of hyoid arch Ill n 320 
Muscles of palatine arch.. . Ill n 316 
Muscles of pectoral arch and 
fin Ill ii 331 
Muscles of pelvis and pelvic 
fin HI ii 334 
Muscles of trunk Ill ii 328, 350 
Musculi interarcuales ob- 
liqui dorsales Ill n 327 
Musculi interarcuales ob- 
liqui ventrales (pl.) Ill n 324 
Musculi levatores branchi- III n 326 
ales 
Musculi transversi dorsales. Ill n 328 
Musculi transversi ventrales 
(pl.) HI ii 325 
Musculus hyobranchialis 
(pl.) Ill ii 322 
Musculus intermandibularis III n 315 
Myology of. By J. Play- 
fair McMurrich HI n 311 
Nervous System and Sense 
Organs of. By Prof. 
Ramsay Wright HI n 352 
(Esophagus Ill ii 395 
Opercular bones, their re- 
lations and origin Ill ii 291 
Opercular muscles Ill u 318 
Organs of special sense Ill n 372 
Osteology of. By J. Play- 
fair McMurrich Ill n 270 
Osteology of cranium (pl.).. HI n 270 
Palato-quadrate and mandi- 
bular apparatus (pl.) Ill ii 283 
Pancreas HI n 412 
Pectoral arch and fin Ill ii 301 
Pectoral arch HI II 305 
Pelvic arch and fin Ill II 306 
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Peripheral nervous system.. Ill n 364 
Pharyngo-clavicularis exter- 
nus (pl.) . Ill ii 325 
Pharyngo-clavicularis in- 
ternus (pl.) Ill II 326 
Pigmentary layer Ill n 256 
Relationship between air- 
bladder and auditory la- 
byrinth (pl.) Ill ii 376 
Skin and Cutaneous sense 
organs of. By Prof. R. 
Ramsay Wright Ill n 251 
Slime cells (pl.) Ill n 392 
Sense organs of the Lateral 
Line and of the Mucus 
Canals of the Head (pl.).. Ill n 262 
Spinal column (pl.) Ill n 294 
Spinal cord Ill n 364 
Spinal nerves (pl.) Ill n 370 
Spleen Ill u 432 
Stomach Ill u 396 
Superficial epithelium of 
stomach Ill u 397 
Suprarenal bodies Ill n 437 
Sympathetic nervous system III u 372 
Thymus gland of (pl.) Ill u 435 
Thyroid gland (pl.) Ill u 434 
Trapezius Ill u 331 
Uro-genital system Ill n 440 
Venous system Ill n 428 
Amiurus Corium. 
Adipose layer Ill u 257 
Stratified layer Ill u 257 
Amylic Alcohol II i 81 
Ammodramus, Hamilton 
species II v 391 
A. sandwichensis Savanna, 
observations on Ontario 
frequenters Ill vn 190 
IV in 63, 69, 82, 105 
Ammodytes, Americanus, 
GaspeBay... II in 515 
Ammon, traced in Egypt. . . II xiv 202 
Ammon Temple, Dr. R. 
Lepsius'exploration of... I n 180 
Ammonia. 
Contained in rainwater.... I n 282 
In rain I n 9 
In rain, river water and snow I n 102 
Manufacture in Canada.... IV vm 165 
Ammoniacal liquor, waste 
product converted into 
useful I i 103 
Ammonites Barnstoni II v 188 
A. billingsi II v 188 
Ammonitidae II u 266 
II vm 19 
A. proper II vm 19 
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Ammonium. 
Cadmio-iodide of, prepara- 
tion II I 15 
Molecules of metals II I 395 
Amnicola, species of, in 
Nottawasaga River dis- 
tricts II vi 497 
A. porata, Say. L. Ontario II xm 504 
Amoeba II xv 241 
Amorphous Phosphorus, 
preparation II i 393 
Amoy. 
Distinction of homophonous 
words in, dialect II xr 91 
On Amoy colloquial dia- 
lect. By W. H. Cum- 
ming II xi 81 
Phonetic elements in, dia- 
lect II xi 84 
Practical efficiency of tonal 
distinctions in, dialect... II xi 89 
Relation of, tones to ordin- 
ary tones of common 
utterance II xi 90 
Roman orthography of, col- 
loquial II xi 94 
Syntax of, colloquial II xi 93 
Ampelis, observations on 
Ontario species Ill in 89 
III vii 189, 201 
IV i 40, 41, 53, 56 
IV in 70, 82, 98, 99 
Ampelopsis. 
Adaptation of leaves for ab- 
sorption of water IV vii 255 
Capability of leaf to absorb 
water on one surface and 
transmit to other IV vii 253 
Effect of solutions applied 
to leaf of, in drops: expts. IV vn 309 
Localities Canadian species. II xv 352 
Potassium nitrate and car- 
bonate's effect on leaf 
tissue IV vn 327 
A. quinquefolia, Michx, 
Canadian localities II xv 352 
Amphibia. 
Characteristics II xv 244 
Studies on Blood of. By 
A. B. Macallum IV II 221 
Family proper, position in 
animal kingdom II x 25 
On certain structures in 
pancreatic cells of IV i 253 
Amphibian. 
Classes unrepresented in 
fossil condition; reason... II xm 382 
Origin of haematoblasts in, 
embryo IV n 249 
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Harris, host and anatomy IV ix 343 
A. inanis O. S., hosts and 
anatomy IV ix 344 
Amphicarpsea, Ell, localities 
Canadian species II xv 360 
A. monoica, Nutt, Canadian 
localities II xv 360 
Amphicoelia, sub-order II v 83 
Amphioxus. 
Character of myomeres.... Ill n 341 
Characteristics II xv 239 
Amphiphloic siphonostele, 
in Osmundaceae IV vm 526 
Amphipods II i 280 
Amphirrhina II xv 243 
Amphitrite, discovery of.... I n 313 
Amphiuma eggs, incuba- 
tion IV vm 474 
Amplexus (Sowerby). 
Generic characters II iv 123 
Hespeler, Guelph and Elora II xiv 142 
A. Yandelli, Edw, and 
Haime. 
Corniferous Ont. (pl.) II iv 123 
Hespeler and Guelph II xiv 142 
Ampullacera, shells in de- 
serted sites in New Zea- 
land II in 387 
Ampyx II vn 73 
Amsterdam, number bac- 
teria in milk supply IV vn 468 
Amygdalese, Canadian spe- 
cies I in 292 
Amy gdalocy stites. 
Canadian II iv 46 
Generic characters I n 270 
Ontario II vi 515 
A. florealis, discovery and 
description of (pl.) I u 270 
A. radiatus, discovery and 
description of (pl.) I n 271 
A. tenuistriatus, discovery z 
and description of (pl.)... I n 271 
Amygdaloidal. 
Formations, L. Superior.. . Ill vn 224 
Rocks, L. Wendigokan IV vm 349 
Trap, L. Superior I i 125 
Trap; relative date of intru- 
sion into Laurentian series 
in Canada II in 110 
Amylaceous Foods. 
Micro-chemical researches 
ON THE DIGESTION OF. By 
Philip Burnard Ayres: 
reprint I m 310 
Anabasis of Xenophon, 
translation Ill i 161 
V vn 25 
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Anabolia, Stephens. Char- 
acters and N. American 
habitats of 
A. modesta, Hagen II vn 491 
A. punctatissima, Walker. . II vn 491 
A. sordida, Hagen II vn 490 
Anacardiaceae. 
Barrie list II xv 47 
Canadian species I in 292 
II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 147 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 638 
II xv 351 
London species IJ vm 223 
Anaemia. 
Of anchylostomiasis IV vm 546 
Theory of hypnotism Ill n 65 
Anaerobes facultative A., in 
milk IV vn 477 
Anaerobic bacilli, in cheese.. IV vn 109 
Anaesthetic, causes of death 
occurring in giving IV vn 207 
Anak, history of family II xiv 169 
Anal fin, amiurus catus Ill n 301 
Analcime II v 531 
Anas, Hamilton species II v 395 
A. bimaculata, hybrid of. .. 11 vn 226 
A. discors, with scaup ducks. IV m 108 
A. glocitans, hybrid of II vn 226 
Anastatic printing. By S. 
Bateson: reprint I I 95 
Anatidae, true relation of.... II xi 151 
Anatomical, characters in 
botanical classification... II vn 221 
Anatomy. 
Anatomy of Orang-Out- 
ang (SIMIA SATYRUS). By 
A. Primrose IV vi 507 
Anatomy of Wood-Louse. 
By Frank T. Shutt: ab- 
stract Ill hi 293 
Lectures on Elements of 
Comparative. By Thos. 
H. Huxley: reviewed. .. . II x 40 
Notes on some Points in, 
of Leech. By Jas. 
Bovell, M.D. (pl.) II i 27 
Orang-Outang, bibliography IV vi 507 
597 
Proglottis of entozoa II iv 33 
Six-hooked embryo II iv 35 
Ancaster (Ont.). 
Mineral springs at I i 153 
Temperature at, from 1835- 
1845 I i 77 
Ancaster Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 307 
Anchomenus extensicollis, 
Say h ii 325, 376 
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Anchor Ice. 
Cause of formation II vm 321 
Formation II vu 175 
In excavation of Lake- 
basins II ix 259 
Notes on. By T. C. 
Keefer ........ II vu 173 
On Ground-Ice or, in Rivers. 
By Prof. Jas. Thompson. II vm 320 
Raises level of St. Lawrence 
in winter II vu 175 
Anchylostomiasis IV vm 546 
Ancis trophy Hum, uses of... II x 287 
Anconeus, Orang IV vi 541 
Anchonium billardieri, 
structure of stamens in. . II v 338 
Ancylostoma duodenale .. II iv 27 
Ancyracanthus cystidicola 
(Schn.) (pl.) Ill i 73 
A. senatus (n. sp.) (pl.) Ill i 74 
Andalusite II v 520 
Andaman Islands. 
Brain of mincopies of II xv 186 
Inhabitants fully described II ix 330 
Origin of secluded tribes on II ix 329 
Anderson, Charles John. 
Account of pipes and 
tobacco of Damaras of 
Africa: ref II II 339 
Anderson, Rev. Prof. 
Classification of human 
race: reprint II III 89 
Anderson, Robert. 
Modern Geograph for use in 
Schools: reviewed II i 464 
Anderson and Stewart. 
Search for Franklin's party 
and Starvation Cove. ... IV vm 396 
Andrae. 
Electoral scheme of repre- 
sentation IV ii 328 
Andreanof! Islanders, terri- 
tory Ill vi 265 
Andrews. 
Africa and South America 
once joined by land: ref.. IV vm 375 
Andrews, Dr. 
On composition and micro- 
scopic STRUCTURE OF CER- 
TAIN BASALTIC AND META- 
MORPHIC rocks: reprint I i 168 
Andricus. 
Beginning of gall develop- 
ment in IV ix 360 
Andricus. Hosts and anat- 
omy with plates of 
A. imbricariae, Ashmead... IV ix 346 
A. petiolicola, Bassett IV ix 348 
A. piger, Bassett IV ix 347 
A. singularis, Bassett IV ix 346 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Andricus. Hosts and anat- 
omy with plates of-Con. 
A. (undescribed) on host 
Quercus macrocarpa 
Michx IV ix 348 
Androecium, structure II v 337 
Anemone. 
Central cylinder and phloeo- 
termal sheaths IV Vi 619 
Daisy anemone I u 87 
Localities Canadian species. II xv 51 
Monostelic and astelic ex- 
amples IV vi 614 
Suitable for flower garden.. IV ill 128 
Anemone. Canadian local- 
ities of 
A. cylindrica, Gray II xv 52 
A. multifida, DC II xv 51 
A. narcissiflora, L II xv 52 
A. nemorosa II xv 52 
A. parviflora, Michx II xv 51 
A. pennsylvanica, L II xv 52 
A. virginiana, L II xv 52 
A. cylindrica, G., phloeo- 
terma IV vi 619 
A. nemorosa. 
Around Toronto I i 207 
Astelic central cylinder. . IV vi 619 
A. pennsylvanica, L., stelar 
system IV vi 619 
Anenerit, territory Ill vi 266 
AnenterousPolygastrica... II vn 370 
Angekok, Eskimo Ill vi 227 
Angiosperms. 
Morphology of central 
CYLINDER IN. By Ed. C. 
Jeffrey IV vi 599 
Occurrence of foliar gaps... IV vi 631 
Polystely in IV vi 613 
Siphonostelic nature of cen- 
tral cylinder IV vi 613 
Tubular stelar system IV vi 631 
Anglo-Saxon. 
Cranial capacity (large).... II xv 216 
Bows and arrows used in, 
period I i 24 
Angousoka R., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 307 
Anguilla, spleen Ill u 432 
Anguilla, W. Indies. 
Amblyrhiza IV vn 355 
Physical features and geo- 
logy IV vii 355 
Anhydrite, origin in apatite 
deposits IV vm 512 
Anilides II i 312 
Anilotic acid, same as nitro- 
salicylic II i 489 
Animal. 
Acids in, organism II i 489 
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Composition of eggs in, 
series: reprint I ill 301 
Criteria of rank among II vm 50 
Destruction of wild, and 
means that should be 
TAKEN FOR THEIR PRESER- 
VATION. By J. B. Wil- 
liams: abstract Ill iv 142 
Nutritive system, plan of 
development II x 27 
Parthenogenesis of, and 
Plants. ByB.Seemann: 
reprint II n 481 
Relations of man to lower. . II ix 157 
Remarks on Principles of 
Classification in, King- 
dom, IN IMMEDIATE RE- 
FERENCE TO A RECENT 
paper by J. W. Dawson. 
By Rev. Wm. Hincks.... II x 19 
Uses of, in relation to In- 
dustry of man. By E. 
Lankester: reviewed II vn 358 
Animalcules, list of, in Tor- 
onto ponds II vm 342 
Animikie. 
Formations of L. Superior 
basin HI v 173 
Rocks, L. Superior IV vi 49 
Slates of Thunder Bay IV i 214 
Animistic ideas, Blackfoot 
Indians Ill v 23 
Anisodactylus ellipticus, Le 
Conte I in 325 
376 
Anisoic acid, preparation. . . II i 488 
Ankerites. 
Analysis of Iron Ores 
and, from Acadia Mines 
of Londonderry, N.S. 
By E. J. Chapman II xv 414 
Ann Arbor, telescope for.... II i 314 
Annandale (Scotland), Ag- 
ricola's fortifications, etc., 
at II xiv 10 
Annapolis and North 
Mountain, geological 
area of Nova Scotia II xv 111 
Annatto Bay (Jamaica), 
effect of river discharge 
on IV v 327 
Annelida. 
Canadian II vm 24 
In Devonian of Ont., list.. . II xiv 136 
Lake Ontario II xm 493 
Annequionchecom Lake, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. . II xiv 307 
Ann's, St., Islands, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 307 
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Annuloida, classes unrepre- 
sented in fossil condition; 
reason II xni 380 
Annulosa, classes unrepre- 
sented in fossil condition; 
reason II xm 381 
Anodon. 
Lake Ontario II xm 506 
Toronto species II vi 329 
A. fluviatilis, Dillwyn. 
Lake Ontario II xm 506 
Anodus Dorianus, Indian 
River, Owen Sound II xiv 472 
Anomodontia II v 81 
Anomoura II i 280 
Anonacese, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 58 
Anorthite, same as By- 
townite I i 114 
Anorthosites, Canadian... . II vin 117 
Anser. 
Hamilton species II v 395 
Anson, Lord. 
Flying proas of Ladrone Is- 
lands: ref Ill vn 204 
Antarctic. 
On Arctic and, currents 
AND THEIR CONNEXION 
with the Fate of Sir 
John Franklin. By A. G. 
Findlay: reprint I in 160 
Antelope, Canadian localities III vi 70 
Antenor, of Hittites IV v 101 
Anthelie, phenomenon of, 
explained by M. Bouguer I i 7 
Antheridia. 
Botrychium virginianum 
(pl.) IV v 267 
270,275 
Lycopodium annotinum.... IV v 267 
Lycopodium cernuum IV v 268 
Lycopodium phlegmaria... IV v 268 
Antherozoids, Ophioglossum 
pendunculosum IV v 277 
Anthocaris, Rocky Mt. 
species with habitats Ill n 240 
Anthracia-Hubu, characters II x 248 
A. cornix (Guen), characters: 
habitats II x 249 
A. squamularis, Drury, 
characters; N. American 
habitats II x 248 
Anthracite. 
Areas in Canada IV ix 101 
Blowpipe test II ill 209 
Coal in United States I in 102 
Lower Silurians, deposits 
of South Scotland. By 
Prof. Harkness: reprint. . I in 115 
Occurrence in L. Superior 
districts II x 410 
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Anthracite- Con. 
Properties of, coal II in 209 
Silurian, of Cavan. By Dr. 
Whitty I in 173 
Value for making steam 
compared with soft coal. . HI iv 83 
Anthracitic coals, properties 
of II in 210 
Anthropogenie. 
Haeckel's. By R. Ramsay 
Wright II xv 231 
Anthropoids. 
Anthropoids II xv 247 
Abduction of digits of foot.. IV vi 576 
Cause of short neck IV vx 511 
Chin.... IV vi 511 
Diseases in them similar to 
those affecting man IV vm 537 
Flexor accessorius IV vi 571 
Grooves on palms IV vi 520 
Interossei IV vi 551 
Laryngeal pouches IV vi 513 
Laryngeal sacs IV vi 515 
Length of arm IV vi 517 
Neck IV vi 511 
Omo-cervicalis IV vi 527 
Anthropoid Apes. By Prof. 
Owen: reprint I ill 109 
On syndactylous Con- 
dition of Hand in Man 
and. By C. C. Blake: 
reprint II ix 52 
Opponens hallucis IV vi 573 
Plantaris IV vi 567 
Sesamoid bone IV vi 544 
Anthropology. 
Complexion, Climate and 
Race. By J. M. Buchan III i 5 
Uncertain criterion of eth- 
nological differences IV iv 17 
Anthropomorpha, Brain, 
compared with man's. ... II xv 179 
Anthus. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Observations on Ontario 
species IV ill 72, 86 
Anticosti Island. 
Agricultural possibilities. . . II III 329 
Beatricea in II in 331 
Fossils from II II 47 
Geological district of Quebec II xv 102 
Geology II n 47 
Geology and physical char- 
acteristics II in 327 
Palaeontological relations of 
rocks II iv 330 
Resources and capabili- 
ties of the Island. By 
A. A. Roche, Esq.: reprint I in 328 
Soil of, described II in 328 
Vegetation of II m 328 
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Anticosti Group, Canada. .. II ix 5 
Anticlinal regions, N. 
America I in 27 
Antigua, W. Indies, exports 
and products of (1859)... II vn 142 
Physical features and geo- 
logy IV vn 359 
Antigonish geological area, 
Nova Scotia II xv 116 
Antillean. 
Resemblances between 
DECLIVITIES OF HIGH PLA- 
TEAU AND THOSE OF SUB- 
MARINE, VALLEYS. By J. 
W. Spencer IV v 359 
Antilles, lesser, arrangement 
into two groups and line 
of demarcation IV vm 377 
Antilocapra americana, 
Ord, Canadian localities. Ill vi 70 
Antilope furcifer (Smith), 
Rich., Canadian localities III vi 70 
Antimonial vermilion II i 311 
Antimony. 
Deposits and production in 
Canada up to 1905 IV vm 161 
Detection of, in tube sub- 
limates, by blowpipe II x 348 
Determination of atomic 
weight of II I 558 
Dimorphism of II vi 530 
Equivalent II I 393 
Used in batteries or cells... In 165 
Antipathia, treatment II xi 228 
Antonius de Dominis (Arch- 
bishop of Spalatro), rain- 
bow explained I i 8 
Antoninus Pius. 
His Legate in Britain II x 310 
Antiquaries, establishment of 
Soc. in London in 1708. . . II xn 178 
Antiquary. 
Alexander Gordon, the. 
By Daniel Wilson II xiv 9 
Antiquity of man as evi- 
denced by remains found 
in Wookey Hole cave near 
Wells II vn 379 
Fossil remains of man in 
French caves II v 122 
Gordon, Alex., the, sup- 
plementary notice. By 
Daniel Wilson II xv 122 
Antiquary, the, by Scott, 
source of some of its 
material II xiv 17 
Antiquities. 
Antiquities of Canusium 
(Apulia): reprint I in 263 
Celtic, at Caerleon II vu 464 
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Illustrated Catalogue of 
Museum of, at Caerleon. 
By John Ed. Lee: re- 
viewed II vii 463 
Remarks on some Coinci- 
dences between Primi- 
tive Antiquities of Old 
and New World. By 
Daniel Wilson I n 213 
Roman, at Birrenswork.... II xiv 10 
Antiquity. 
Introductory Lecture of 
Course on Remote. By 
A. Morlot II vm 249 
Of archaeological objects 
exaggerated IV iv 39 
Of man: Remains found in 
France evidence of II iv 496 
Antrostomus vociferus. 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors IV in 68, 73, 89, 107 
Anu, traces of, in ancient his- 
tory II xiv 414 
Anub, traces of, in Egypt.... II xiv 202 
Anura. 
Praepollex and praehallux. . IV vi 545 
Species that contain Nissl 
granules IV vi 425 
Aorta. 
Paget's measurement of sec- 
tional area of II ix 181 
Pressure on, effect on blood 
pressure IV vn 194 
Apache Indians. 
Apache Indians IV v 171 
Creation myths IV vi 336 
Dialects IV v 172 
Habitat, subdivisions and 
population IV iv 13 
Apamea on Orontes. 
Copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 226 
Apatania. Characters and 
N. American habitats of 
A. kolenati 11 vn 493 
A. nigra, Walker II vn 493 
A. pallida, Hagen II vn 493 
Apathy, Stefan. 
Gold stain for nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 417 
Apatite. 
Apatite 11 v 522 
Analysis of Canadian IV vm 506 
Anhydrite in, deposits IV vm 512 
Bibliography IV vm 495 
Calcite in, deposits IV vm 510 
Canadian Apatite. By 
F. T. Shutt HI v 30 
Canadian localities Ill v 32 
HI in 302 
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Apatite-Con. 
Canadian rocks in which it 
occurs HI v 31 
Colour types of IV vm 508 
Composition Ill v 31 
Composition of Canadian 
specimen Ill v 31 
Crystals, peculiarities IV vm 509 
Deposits in true veins IV vm 499 
Geology of, region in 
Canada Ill m 295 
Graphite in, deposits IV vm 512 
In dykes of Rainy Lake.... Ill v 176 
Magnetite in, deposits IV vm 512 
Minerals associated with, in 
Canada Ill hi 296 
Mining operations Ill v 35 
Mode of occurrence of, 
in Canada. By Robert 
Bell Ill in 294 
Mode of occurrence in rocks III v 34 
Nature of deposits Ill in 299 
Occurrence in Canada Ill in 295 
Origin HI v 32 
IV vm 507 
Origin of Canadian. By 
Wm. Harvey McNairn.. IV vm 495 
Origin of Canadian, evi- 
dence of the rock IV vm 497 
Origin as evidenced from 
associated minerals IV vm 510 
Origin as evidenced from 
chemical characteristics.. IV vm 501 
Origin of Canadian, evi- 
dence from nature of de- 
posits IV vm 499 
Origin as evidenced from 
physical characteristics... IV vm 509 
Structure Ill v 33 
Apes, Anthropoid. 
Biceps IV vi 561 
Chin....... IV vi 511 
Communications between 
short and long flexors of 
toes IV vi 571 
Description. By Prof. 
Owen: reprint I m 109 
Difference between human 
foetus and that of (pl.).. . . IV vi 589 
Extensor minimi digiti IV vi 542 
Extremities of man and, 
compared IV vi 590 
Flexor digitorum fibularis 
distribution IV vi 570 
Foot and hand differ from 
those of man IV vi 588 
Interossei IV vi 551, 576 
Muscles in ape's foot re- 
sembling those in human 
hand IV vi 587 
Neck IV vi 511 
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Apes, Anthropoid-Con. 
Omo-cervicales IV vi 527 
On syndactylous condition 
of Hand in Man and. 
By C. C. Blake: reprint.. II ix 52 
Opponens hallucis IV vi 573 
Peroneus parvus IV vi 564 
Peroneus quinti digiti IV vi 565 
Plantaris IV vi 567 
Structural differences separ- 
ating them from lemurs. . II IX 160 
Aphanocapsa granules, in 
nodal points of proto- 
plasm IV vi 449 
Aphid Corrugations on 
Birch, on hosts Betula 
lenta L., B. alba var. 
papyrifera (Marsh) Spach 
(pl.) IV ix 305 
A. Gall (unclassified), on 
host Populus balsamifera 
L. (pl.) IV ix 303 
Aphides. 
Researches on Develop- 
ment of Viviparous Ap- 
hides. By Dr. W. J. 
Burnett: reprint I u 136 
Aphididse. 
Feeding habits of larvae of. . IV ix 361 
Species IV ix 303 
Aphis caryae, viviparous de- 
velopment of I ii 137 
A. dianthi I n 137 
A. root, in peach trees IV n 213 
Aphodius fimetarius Mels. 
Cal I in 257 
A. stercorator Mels. Cal.... I m 257 
Apical cells, botrychium vir- 
ginianum IV v 282 
Apikaks IV iv 255 
Apiocystites (E. Forbes), 
Canada II n 303 
A. elegans. I n 215 
Apios, Boerhaave, localities 
Canadian species II xv 360 
A. tuberosa, Moench, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 360 
Apkwameut, territory HI vi 266 
Aplidium spitzbergense 
Hartmeyer, Grand 
Manan IV ix 112, 137 
Aplite, red, Hudson's Bay... HI iv 197 
Aplocerus montanus, Ord., 
Canadian localities HI vi 70 
Aplodontia leporina, Rich, 
Canadian localities HI vi 84 
Apocynaceae. 
Barrie list II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 647 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Apocynaceae-Con. 
London species II vm 231 
Apogamy. 
Prothallial tracheides ac- 
companiment of IV v 281 
Pteris aquilina IV v 281 
Apologetic position II i 537 
Apophyllite II v 531 
Apostles, the Twelve, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 307 
Appalachian. 
Formation of, chain. By 
Jas. Hall II v 543 
Declivity of valleys in, Mts. IV v 360 
Geological district of Que- 
bec II xv 97 
Mountain system and man- 
ner of formation Ill vn 85 
Appalachian Indians, sub- 
tribes I in 210 
Appanee R., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 307 
Appetites, distinct from natu- 
ral instincts Ill iv 30 
Apple, Canadian localities.... II xv 434 
Apple oil, manufacture of.. .. I n 12 
Apple of Peru, thorn apple, 
or devil's apple, Toronto I I 205 
Apple tree, Canadian, wild.. II vi 30 
April. 
Arrival of birds in Toronto 
in HI vn 190 
IV in 63, 106 
Apterous II vn 449 
Apteryx, sub-family of stru- 
thionidse II vm 466 
Apulia. 
Antiquities of Canusium: 
reprint I in 263 
Aquifoliaceae. 
Hamilton species ... HI n 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 644 
Aquila chrysaetos. 
Canadian specimens II iv 446 
Muskoka IV I 44 
Aquilegia, Tourn. Cana- 
dian localities of 
A. brevistyla, Hooker II xv 57 
A. canadensis, L II xv 57 
A. vulgaris, L II xv 57 
Arabs, Geographical know- 
ledge of II iv 51 
Arabia. 
Breed of horses in I I 199 
Horite traces in, and evi- 
dence of their greatness.. II xm 534 
Horse introduced into, and 
use made of horse I I 181 
Katoorah race in II xv 287 
Traces of Ashchur in II xiv 220 
Traces of Zimrites in II xv 287 
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Article AL or L Jin, traced 
through various languages II xm 406 
Celtic words containing, 
article Al or L II xm 409 
Coptic article in, examples. II xm 413 
A. notation. 
First calendar in English in IV v 317 
Origin of system IV v 317 
Arabis. Canadian locali- 
ties of 
A. alpina, L II xv 64 
A. canadensis, L Il xv 64 
A. drummondii, Gray II xv 65 
A. hesperidoides, Gray II xv 64 
A. hirsuta, scopoli Il xv 64 
A. laevigata, DC II xv 64 
A. lyrata, L Il xv 64 
A. perfoliata, Lam 11 xv 65 
A. petriae, Lam Il xv 64 
A. retrofracta, Graham II xv 65 
Aracese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 650 
London species Il vm 233 
Arachic acid, salts of II i 489 
Arachnida. 
Feeding habits of larvae of 
family Eriophyidae IV ix 361 
Highest class of articulata.. II x 27 
Lake Ontario II xm 501 
Arago M. Francois. 
On the Physical Constitu- 
tion of the Sun: reprint In 4 
Our knowledge of the 
sun (1852): reprint II vm 298 
Do comets sensibly affect 
the weather? II vm 75 
Short account of his life.... 1 li 159 
Theory of colour of water. . II vm 45 
Aragua Valley, effect of de- 
foresting on rainfall in... I n 131 
Araliacese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II vi 281 
II xiv 294 
Characters 11 vi 281 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 641 
London species II vm 226 
Aralus. Characters and 
Canadian habitats of 
A. hispida, Michx II vi 282 
A. nudicaulis, L II vi 282 
A. racemosa, L II vi 282 
Aran traps, Wales I i 248 
Araucanian, origin Ill v 68 
Arba,family of Ashchurite line II xiv 169 
Arbitration, International. 
Brief history of its develop- 
ment IV vm 41 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Arbitration, International 
-Con. 
Greek practices IV vm 41 
Hague Tribunal; articles 
governing it IV vm 45 
International Arbitra- 
tion. By J. M. Clark, K.C. IV vm 41 
Its development between 
Gt. Britain and United 
States IV vm 43 
Roman practices IV vm 41 
Arbor-vitae, in Ottawa Valley I n 116 
Arbutus, trailing, suitable 
for flower gardens IV ill 128 
Arcades. 
Canadian II iv 274 
Position in Lamellibran- 
chiata n xi 394 
Arcadia. 
Ashchurites, traces in II xiv 253 
Zimri traces in II xv 303 
Area grandis, of Pacific, 
identical with A. patricia 
Sow. of Trinidad IV vm 389 
Area patricia Sow., of Trini- 
dad identical with A. 
grandis of Pacific IV vm 389 
Arcacidae, Ottawa R. species. I I 222 
Arch, seen in heavens I I 240 
Archaia. By J. W. Dawson: 
reviewed II v 59 
Archaean. 
Continent Ill vil 218 
Gneissic foliation and 
Schistose Cleavage in 
Dykes and bearing on 
ORIGIN OF, ROCKS. By 
A. C. Lawson HI iv 115 
L. Superior in, period IV vi 48 
Metamorphic origin of, 
rocks criticized Ill iv 123 
Region of N. America IV vi 48 
Seas contain little calcium.. IV vu 536 
Theory of origin of, rocks. . Ill iv 125 
Archangelica, Hoffm. 
Canadian localities of 
A. atropurpurea, Hoffm.... II xv 556 
A. gmelini DC II xv 556 
A. officinalis, Hoffm II xv 555 
Archaeological. 
Antiquity of, objects ex- 
aggerated IV iv 39 
Archaeological Outlook 
in Canada. By David 
Boyle HI iv 1 
Archaeological Remains 
A FACTOR IN STUDY OF 
History. By David 
Boyle IV i 67 
Discovery of carbonate of 
iron in Brendon Hills, 
Somerset I in 341 
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Archaeological-Con. 
Faked cavern near St. Louis II xn 143 
Recent, investigations in 
Ontario. By H. Mont- 
gomery IV ix 1 
Remains, their age exagger- 
ated IV iv 41 
Research in Canada Ill iv 1 
Sir Charles Lyell mistaken 
as to the age of, finds.... IV iv 41 
Sir John Lubbock mistaken 
as to the age of, finds.... IV iv 41 
Archaeologist, value of natu- 
ral history to II I 191 
Archaeology. 
Annaler for Nordisk Old- 
kyndighed og Historic 
(Annals of Northern 
Archaeology and History): 
reviewed II iv 51 
Archaeology of Scugog 
Island. By A. F. Cham- 
berlain: abstract Ill vm 14 
Authority of Bible un- 
diminished by, discoveries IV iv 40 
Bearing of philology on... . IV iv 32 
Beverley Tp HI iv 4 
Bibliography of, of 
Canada and Newfound- 
land. By A. F. Cham- 
berlain. First Contribu- 
tion to Ill vn 13 
Second Contribution to. . Ill vn 40 
Bibliography of Ontario. .. IV ix 11 
Egyptians and Assyrian, 
easy to fully describe.... IV iv 5 
Geology against great age 
attributed to IV iv 42 
Progress in (1863) II vm 106 
Remains found in drift in 
France evidence of an- 
tiquity of man... •. II iv 496 
Traces of Human Arts in 
Drift (France): reprint. II iv 496 
Archebuteo, generic charac- 
ters II iv 445 
A. lagopus, Canadian speci- 
mens II iv 445 
A. Sancti-Johannis, Cana- 
dian specimens II iv 445 
Archegonia. 
Botrychium virginianum... IV V 267 
270,277 
Lycopodium cernuum IV V 268 
Lycopodium phlegmaria... IV V 268 
Archelaus. 
Conjecture of nature of sun .In 6 
Archelminthes II xv 242 
Archemora, DC., Canadian 
localities of 
A. rigida, DC II xv 555 
Archeocyathus II vn 72 
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Arche ocyathus atlanticus. II vn 72 
A. minganensis II vn 72 
Archiac M. d'. 
Antiquity of human race: 
ref II vi 372 
Separation of England from 
Continent: ref II vi 372 
Archib utes lagapus, Brun- 
nick, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 120 
A. lagopus sancti-johannis. 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vn 186, 198 
IV in 67 
Architecture. 
Brock monument (pl.) I I 41 
In ancient Palenque IV vi 110 
Various forms of buildings 
and effects on acoustics.. II u 131 
Architheuthis dux II vn 125 
Archies, traces of, in Egypt. . II xiv 204 
Arctia Schr. Characters and 
Canadian habitats of 
A. americana, Harris II vm 351 
A. celia (Saunders) II vm 361 
A. decorata (Saunders).... II vni 360 
A. dione (Hubner) II vm 355 
A. nais (Drury) II vm 356 
A. parthenos (Harris) Il vm 352 
A. parthenice (Kirby) Il vm 353 
A. phalerata (Harris) II vm 359 
A. philyra (Drury) II vm 359 
A. placentia (Abbot) II vm 353 
A. virgo (Hubner) II vm 354 
A. virgincula (Kirby) II vm 357 
Arctiadse (Herr-Schaef). 
Generic characters and sub- 
divisions II vm 349 
Synopsis of Canadian; 
INCLUDING SOME ADDI- 
TIONAL SPECIES LIKELY 
to occur in Canada. By 
Wm. Saunders II vm 349 
Arctic. 
Arctic Current around 
Greenland. By Capt. 
Irlinger: reprint II n 124 
Capt. M'Clure voyage 
through northwest pass- 
age; diary I n 83 
Causes of great fluctuations 
in temperature in, winter II vi 524 
Climate, character of skin 
and complexion produced 
by HI ii 18 
Chief Factor Macpherson's 
report from Esquimault 
concerning Sir John 
Franklin I II 84 
Expeditions I n 83, 111 
Exploration, 1769-72 Ill iv 202 
Formation of icebergs II IV 182 
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Arctic-Con. 
Game I II 111 
Islands, coal areas IV ix 101 
Jas. Knight's attempt to 
discover northwest pass- 
age in 1719 and his fate.. Ill iv 201 
Monthly mean of temp, and 
pressure from 1850-1853. I u 111 
Northwest passage attemp- 
ted, 1719 HI iv 201 
On, and Antarctic Cur- 
rents AND THEIR CON- 
NEXION with Fate of Sir 
John Franklin. By A. G. 
Findlay: reprint I ill 160 
On great Fluctuations of 
Temperature in, win- 
ter. By J. J. Murphy: 
reprint II vi 521 
Polar Regions; theories 
REGARDING SEA OR LAND 
at pole: reprint I u 125 
Powder for blasting ice; re- 
sults I u 112 
Scenery, illustrated editions 
of Dr. Kane's Arctic Ex- 
pedition II in 367 
Scenery, Kane's Arctic Ex- 
pedition, fraud II in 465 
Select Committee to en- 
quire into, Expeditions: 
reprint I m 335 
Sir E. Belcher's explorations I n 85 
Whale fisheries in I i 118 
Wood on Banks Land I n 111 
Arctic fox. 
Canadian localities HI vi 73 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 113 
Arctic Group. 
Canadian flora IV vm 27 
Arctomys. Canadian local- 
ities of 
A. caligatus HI vi 88 
A. empetra (Sabine), Rich.. Ill vi 88 
A. erythroglutaeus, Rich.. . Ill vi 87 
A. (Spermophilus) guttatus, 
Rich Ill vi 87 
A. (Spermophilus) Hoodi 
Rich Ill vi 87 
A. kennicotti, Ross Ill vi 87 
A. lateralis, Rich Ill vi 87 
A. monax, Linn Ill vi 88 
A. okanaganus, King Ill vi 88 
A. (Spermophilus) parryi, 
Rich HI vi 87 
A. pruinosus, Gmel., Rich.. Ill vi 88 
Ardea. 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Observations on Ontario 
frequenters IV in 66, 74, 98, 109 
Ardeidse II xi 154 
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Ardein.se, generic characters. II Xi 154 
Ardoch (Scotland), Latin in- 
scription on monumental 
tablet found at II v 483 
Areas. 
Scale for Computation 
of Areas of Irregular 
Figures. By Thos. 
Hector II ill 309 
Arenaceous till, L., Ontario. IV vm 21 
Arenaria, L., Canadian 
localities of 
A. groenlandica II xv 171 
A. lateriflora, L II xv 171 
A. peploides, L II xv 171 
A. serpyllifolia, L Il xv 170 
A. stricta, Michx II xv 170 
A. verna, L II xv 171 
Arenicolites sparsus (Sal- 
ter), Clinton group, Dun- 
das II xiv 138 
Areoda lanigera Linn (Mels. 
Cal.), Ontario I ill 211, 325 
Aretia, flower peculiarities in II v 340 
Argenteuil, Que., explora- 
tion of crystalline lime- 
stone bands in, in 1858. . . II v 452 
Argentite, conditions in 
which occurs in Kamanis- 
tiquia region Ill vil 249 
Argillaceous. 
Rocks, origin II in 202 
Sandstone, L. Superior.... I I 125 
Schist; crustacean footprints 
in, at Beauport I I 122 
Slate, hard dark, Hudson's 
Bay Ill iv 197 
Argillite, Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Argippa, Cornelius. 
' ' Resurrection Bone ' ' le- 
gend: ref .e IV ix 47 
Argos. 
Excavations at I m 240 
Traces of Ashchurites in... II xiv 255 
Zimri traces in 11 xv 300 
Argus, New Era, and Argus, 
Honolulu, 1857: reviewed II ill 451 
Argynnis, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats HI li 240 
241, 242 
Arhopalus fulminans, Mels. 
Cat., in Ont I in 212 
Arialiacese, Hamilton species III u 148 
Arica, Indian burial ground. . II x 284 
Arisaig, Egerton, and Porcu- 
pine Mts., geological areas 
of Nova Scotia II xv 116 
Aristolochiace ae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II vi 277 
II xiv 297 
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Aristolochiacese-Con. 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 647 
London species II vin 231 
Aristophanes, Equites, v. 
545: translated Ill I 170 
Aristotelian,logic in complete II x 167 
Arithmometer, new. 
Description of. By M. T. 
De Colmar: reprint I in 173 
Arizona Copper Mine. 
Arizona Copper Mines. 
By Jas. Gilbert II II 321 
Difficulties met with by 
company II n 322 
Ores extracted from II n 323 
Situation II II 321 
Arkose. 
Central Ontario IV vn 159 
Huronian, of L. Wendigo- 
kan region IV vin 357 
Huronian, L. Wawang IV vin 358 
L. Wendigokan region.... IV vm 346, 350 
Armenia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 243 
Zimri traces in II xv 293 
Armillaria mellea Fr. Vahl., 
habits and Ontario habi- 
tats IV ix 69 
Armorican. 
Grammar and vocabulary.. Ill V 80 
People Ill v 79 
Armour, Denes IV iv 117, 149 
Armour, Samuel, of Toronto 
Grammar School II xn 260 
Armstrong, Chas. 
Physianthus albens Ill vn 230 
Armstrong, Sir Wm. 
Presidential address at 
British Association for 
1863: reprint II IX 28 
Arnott, Neil, M.D., F.R.S. 
On a new Smoke consum- 
ing and Fuel saving 
FIREPLACE I III 6, 25 
On Warming and Ven- 
tilation of Schools : 
reprint I ill 101 
On the Position of Fire- 
places: reprint I ill 38 
Aroids, cauline axis of IV vi 624 
Aromatic compound, form- 
ed in sawdust extract; 
effect on fish IV vn 459 
Arragonite, formation of.... II vi 300 
Arrhenius. 
Origin of Life on Globe.... IV vin 425 
Arrhenodes septentrionis 
Hbst. Mels. Cat., in 
Ontario I in 212,326 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Arrow. 
Dene Ill vn 139 
Dene; fully described IV iv 53 
Fenni using bone arrows. . . IV iv 43 
Arrow heads, flint, manu- 
facture Ill in 131 
Arsenic. 
Acid II I 558 
Arsenic and Sulphur as 
Metallurgical Agents 
in treatment of Cana- 
dian Auriferous and 
Argentiferous Ores. 
By R. Dewar IV I 141 
Deposits and production in 
Canada up to 1905 IV vin 160 
Dimorphism II vi 530 
Mineral waters contain.... I I 151 
Poisoning, detection of. . . . II iv 413 
Poisoning, treatment II IV 287 
Arsenical nickel, character- 
istics and Canadian locali- 
ties II v 172 
Arsenical Pyrites. 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities II V 172 
From Marmora: analysed.. II xn 267 
From Tudor, Hastings Co.: 
analyzed II xn 266 
Arsenides, nickel, reduction. IV n 84 
Arsenites. 
On Action of Air on Alka- 
lic. By Henry Croft.... II ill 126 
On oxidation of alkaline.... II x 334 
Art. 
Art in Canada to-day. By 
J. W. L. Forster IV n 113 
Art Society of Upper 
Canada IV n 113 
Canadian, of to-day. By 
J. W. L. Forster: abstract IV n 22 
Gleanings from Euro- 
pean, Fields. By J. W. 
L. Forster: abstract IV I 35 
Hindrances to American. 
By W. A. Sherwood: 
abstract IV iv 235 
Nineteenth Century 
Sacred. By J. W. L. 
Forster: abstract IV in 28 
Spirit of National Art. 
By W. A. Sherwood: 
abstract IV in 9 
Arteria genu suprema, 
Orang IV VI 552 
Arterial system, amiurus 
catus (pl.) Ill ii 422 
Arthromacra (Statyra) 
aenea, Say, Canadian... II i 38 
Arthropoda, Toronto tap 
water Ill I 425 
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Arthur and Knights of 
Round Table, traditions IV v 71 
Arthur, Sir Geo. 
Autograph letter to Bishop 
Mountain II xiv 115 
Arthur's Oon II xiv 23 
Articulata. 
Articulata and vertebrata; 
points of agreement and 
difference Il iv 281 
Fossils around Toronto. ... II iv 450 
In rocks at Toronto I I 149 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II vi 43 
Articulated animals, Cana- 
dian II vm 24 
Artificial, formation of crys- 
tallized minerals II iv 54 
Artisise, preservation of 11 u 476 
Artists. 
Their educational privi- 
leges AND PROFESSIONAL 
rights. J. W. L. Forster: 
abstract IV iv 239 
Artolin. 
In gluten IV vn 500 
Preparation of IV vu 505 
Arts. 
Application of silica to I in 106 
Society of; centennial I ill 16 
Arts, Fine, at Provincial Ex- 
hibition, Toronto, 1852. . I i 60 
Arum triphyllum, Toronto 
specimen: described I I 206 
Arvicola. Canadian locali- 
ties of 
A. drummondii, Aud. and 
Bach Ill vi 81 
A. groenlandica (Traill), 
Rich HI vi 82 
A. helvolus, Rich Ill vi 81 
A. (Georychus) hudsonius, 
Rich ... Ill vi 82 
A. noveboracensis (Raf)Rich III vi 81 
A. oregoni, Bach HI vi 81 
A. pennsylvanicus (Ord), 
Rich Ill vi 80 
A. riparius, Ord Ill vi 80 
A. riparius (Ord), Rich. ... HI vi 80 
A. riparius var. borealis, 
Rich Ill vi 80 
A. townsendi, Bach Ill vi 80 
A. trimucronatus, Rich.. .. Ill vi 81 
A. xanthognathus, Leach.. Ill vi 80 
A. xanthognathus, var. Rich- 
ardsoni De Kay HI vi 80 
Arvicolse. 
Species found in Nova 
Scotia. By J. H. Dawson I ill 388 
Aryan. 
Aryan and Semitic roots 
indicate same source II xin 284 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Aryan-Con. 
Complexion Ill n 23 
Egyptian language connects, 
and Semitic II xin 287 
Egyptian names of persons, 
places, things common to, 
and Semitic II xin 288 
Elements in Hamite lan- 
guage II xin 286 
Languages; G. and W. com- 
mu table in IV iv 8 
Migrations into Europe, and 
changes produced in lan- 
guage Ill VI 110 
Origin of Quichua-Aymara: 
ref Ill v 67 
Origin Ill VI 110 
Village community Ill iv 62 
Asaphidse II i 285 
Asaphus. 
Described (pl.) II vm 28 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II Vi 42 
A. Canadensis. 
Described II I 482 
Full description (pl.) II in 231 
Hypostoma of (pl.) II iv 1 
On Hypostoma of, and on 
A THIRD NEW SPECIES OF 
Asaphus from Canadian 
Rocks. By E. J. Chap- 
man Ill iv 1 
A. gig as, from Ottawa R I I 222 
A. Hincksii. 
Canadian specimen 11 iv 141 
New species (pl.) II IV 2 
A. halli, new species from 
Trenton limestone of 
Peterborough, fully de- 
scribed (pl.) II m 235 
A. latimarginatus II n 47 
A. megistos. 
Note on Occurrence of, 
in Canadian Rocks, 
with Additional Re- 
marks on A. Hincksii. 
By E. J. Chapman II IV 140 
Trenton limestone, Ont. ... II iv 140 
A. platycephalus. 
Described II in 231 
Toronto II iv 450 
Asareel, son of Jehaleleel, 
traces of, in Egypt II xiv 191 
Asarum canadense, L. 
Canadian habitats; char- 
acters II vi 278 
Asbestos, deposits and in- 
dustry in Canada IV vm 183 
Ascaris II iv 26 
A. adunca Rud Ill i 72 
A. mystax II iv 14 
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Ascher. 
Nom-de-plume Isidore, a 
poet; wrote Voices from 
Hearth II xv 454 
Aschkinass, E. 
Alpha rays falling on 
polished copper emit delta 
rays: ref IV ix 153 
Ascidia II xv 239 
A. aurantium (Pallas), syn. 
Tethyum aurantium Pal- 
las IV ix 136 
A. callosa Stimpson. 
British Columbia coast.... IV ix 119 
Syn. Ascidiopsis prunum 
(Muller) IV ix 138 
A. Columbiana sp. n., Brit- 
ish Columbia coast IV ix 120 
A. complanata Verrill. 
Syn. A. prunum (Muller).. IV ix 138 
A. geometrica stimpson, 
syn. Chelyosoma maclea- 
yanum B. and S IV ix 139 
A. globularis (Pallas), syn. 
Rhizomolgala globularis 
(Pallas) IV ix 127 
A. hirsuta Agassiz, syn. 
Boltenia hirsuta (Agas- 
siz) IV ix 147 
A. mollis Verrill, syn. Phal- 
lusioides obliqua (Alder). IV ix 139 
A. nanaimoensis sp. n., 
Departure Bay, B.C IV ix 119 
A. paratropa sp. n., British 
Columbia coast IV ix 120 
A. seu Phallusia auct. part, 
British Columbia coast.... IV ix 121 
Ascidians. 
Ascidians from Coasts of 
Canada. By A. G. 
Huntsman IV ix 111 
Collecting places at Depar- 
ture Bay, B.C IV ix 113 
Commensals in IV ix 116 
Compound species at De- 
parture Bay, B.C IV ix 113 
Early development of, on 
British Columbia coast.. IV ix 115 
Eggs IV ix 115 
Eggs, manner of producing 
and retaining ... IV ix 116 
From coasts of Maritime 
Provinces IV ix 111 
Larvae IV ix 116 
Protozoa in IV ix 117 
Species at Ucluelet, B.C.... IV ix 114 
Ascidiopsis Verrill sens. 
nov., British Columbia 
coast IV ix 119 
A. prunum (Muller), Cana- 
dian Atlantic coast IV ix 138 
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Asclepiadaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill II 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 647 
London species II vm 231 
Ascomycetes, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats.. IV ix 80 
Ash (tree). 
Effect of concentration of 
its extracts on fish IV vii 455 
Suitability for city planting IV vui 270 
A. red, swamp and white, 
Canadian II VI 30 
Ash mounds. 
Description of, at Jerusalem I in 264 
Ashbridge's Bay, in early 
history II xil 171 
Ashbridge, Jonathan, Tor- 
onto II xil 353 
Ashchur. 
Descent and descendants... II xiv 161 
Ezra connected with, family II xiv 167 
History of II xiv 269 
Kenaz connected with II xiv 167 
Philistine ethnically connect- 
ed with II xiv 163 
Reasons for believing he 
was father of Mestraei of 
Egypt II XIV 182 
Traces of, in Arabia II xiv 220 
Traces of, in Assyria II xiv 225 
Traces of, in Babylonia. ... II xiv 225 
Traces of, in Carthage 11 xiv 230 
Traces of, in India II xiv 237 
Traces of, in Persia II xiv 234 
Traces of, in Phoenicia II xiv 230 
Traced through Egyptian 
history II xiv 182 
Ashchurite. 
Arba family of, line II xiv 169 
Branches of II xiv 207 
Coz family of, line II xiv 171 
Ashchurite traces in 
Achaia II xiv 256 
Acarnania II xiv 261 
Aegina II xiv 251 
Aetolia II xiv 260 
America II xiv 268 
Among some so-called Tur- 
anian Peoples II xiv 267 
Arcadia II xiv 253 
Argos II xiv 255 
Armenia II xiv 243 
Asia Minor II xiv 244 
Attica II xiv 257 
Bithynia II xiv 247 
Boeotia II XIV 258 
Britain II xiv 265 
Cappadocia II xiv 248 
Caria II xiv 247 
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Caucasus II xiv 243 
China II xiv 267 
Chios and Cos Il xiv 250 
Coreyra II xiv 251 
Corinth Il xiv 256 
Crete II xiv 250 
Cyprus II xiv 249 
Elis II xiv 253 
Epirus II xiv 261 
Euboea II xiv 251 
Galatia II xiv 248 
Gaul II xiv 265 
Germanic peoples II xiv 266 
Greece II xiv 251 
Italy II xiv 263 
Ithaca II xiv 251 
Laconia II xiv 252 
Locris H xiv 260 
Lydia II xiv 246 
Macedonia II xiv 262 
Megara II xiv 256 
Messenia II xiv 253 
Mysia II xiv 244 
Palestine II xiv 269 
Pamphyllia II xiv 247 
Phocis II xiv 260 
Phrygia Il xiv 247 
Pontus Il xiv 247 
Salamis II xiv 251 
Samothrace Il xiv 248 
Sicyon H xiv 256 
Spain II xiv 265 
Tenedos 11 xiv 249 
Traditions, etc., of Oriental 
Nations of Indo-Euro- 
pean stock II xiv 233 
Traditions of occidental 
nations of Indo-European 
stock II xiv 248 
Traditions, etc., of Semitic 
and Semito-Hamitic na- 
tions II xiv 219 
Thessaly H xiv 261 
Thrace II xiv 262 
Ashe, E. D., Lieut. R.N. 
On Employment of Tele- 
graph TO DETERMINE 
Longitude of some 
Canadian Cities II iv 453 
Determination of longitude 
of Quebec and other 
places II iv 277 
Plan of construction of Raft 
to rescue passengers from 
sinking ships I in 327 
Water power of Quebec.... I ill 327 
Asia. 
America peopled from II i 190 
History of tobacco in Il n 240 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Asia, Central. 
Ass indigenous to I i 155 
Geographical and physical 
features I I 154 
Horse domesticated there; 
evidence for I I 155 
Horse indigenous to 1 I 155 
Original home of human 
race I I 154 
Plants and animals indige- 
nous to I I 155 
Asia Minor. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 244 
Horite traces in II xin 538 
Onite connection in II xiv 422 
Asiatic. 
Asiatic Tribes in North 
America. By Rev. John 
Campbell Ill I 171 
Brain volume comparative. II xv 229 
Brain weight II xv 201 
Mythology connected with 
Indian (Amer.) Ill v 61 
Origin of Algonkin disputed III v 60 
Asiatic-Hyperborean, com- 
parative vocabulary of, 
Malay-Polynesian, Algon- 
quin, Ural, Altaic and 
Peninsular Ill I 26 
Asimina, Canadian species. . II xv 58 
A. triloba, Duval. Canadian 
localities II xv 58 
Asio, observations on Cana- 
dian species Ill vu 200 
IV I 56 
IV m 67, 88 
Asiphonida. 
Characteristics of, and 
families in II xi 396 
Suggested leading division 
of Lamellibranchiata. ... II xi 394 
Subdivisions II vu 116 
A 
Edict at Girnar (pl. III). . . IV iv 270 
Proclamation of, found at 
Girnar, translated IV iv 266 
Proclamations, syllabary of. IV iv 270 
Aspelin, J. R. 
Siberian archaeological ex- 
ploration: ref , .... IV ii 262 
Aspen, Dene use roots against 
bleeding IV iv 130 
Asphalt. 
Deposits II vi 314 
Manufacture in Canada.... IV vm 168 
Asphyxia. 
Action on blood pressure... IV vu 212 
Under chloroform (blood 
pressure tracing) IV vu 212 
Aspidiinse. 
Characters II xn 366 
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Aspidiinse-Con. 
Proper naming of Canadian II xn 368 
Aspidiumlonchitis, Niagara 
escarpment, Bruce penin- 
sula II xiv 471 
Aspleniinae. II xn 366 
Ass. 
Domesticated before horse. I I 155 
Indigenous to central Asia.. I I 155 
Assaying. 
On Assaying of Coals by 
Blowpipe. By E. J. 
Chapman II in 208 
Instruments and appliances 
for, coal with blowpipe... II in 212 
Assheton. 
Ciliation of Rana and Triton 
larvae: ref IV vm 476 
Asshur. 
Descent, family and descen- 
dants II xiv 158 
Assikinack. 
Algonquins of Georgian 
Bay; Assikinack War- 
rior of Odahwas. By J. 
C. Hamilton: abstract. .. IV iv 232 
Assikinack, Francis. 
Legends and Traditions 
of Odahwah Indians ... II in 115 
Odahwah Indian Lan- 
guage II in 481 
II v 182 
Social and warlike cus- 
toms of Odahwah Indians II in 297 
Biography IV iv 233 
Ottawa Indian IV vi 302 
Assikinack, J. B. 
Blackbird Indian chief IV vi 300 
Assiniboine. 
Narrative of, exploring Ex- 
pedition of 1858. By H. 
Youle Hind:reviewed.... II vi 175 
On some Superstitions 
and Customs common 
among Indians in 
Valley of, and Saskat- 
chewan. By Henry Y. 
Hind II iv 253 
Progress report of exploring 
expedition, of H. Y. 
Hind: reviewed II v 187 
Assiniboine Indians, pipes. II n 331 
Assiniboine R., proportional 
amounts of salts in water in IV vn 558 
Associability, Law of II xi 312 
Association. 
Farmers' Assoc, formed in 
Tp. of E. Oxford, Co. of 
Oxford I i 22 
Prov. Agri. Assoc., premiums 
to be awarded in 1853.... I I 23 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Association-Con. 
Social Science Association.. II vn 384 
Assonet, runic epigraphy on II ix 295 
Assus in Mysia, copper coin 
from, in Canadian Insti- 
tute II IX 227 
Assyria. 
Cuneiform Inscriptions 
of. By Col. Rawlinson: 
reprint I in 364 
French archaeological ex- 
plorations in I I 48 
Onite connection; table... . II xiv 417 
Sumerian family in II xv 286 
Traces of Ashchur in II xiv 225 
Assyrians. 
Archaeology of, easy to fully 
describe IV iv 5 
Assyrian Expedition. By 
Col. Rawlinson (1854): 
reprint I m 309 
Characters denoting num- 
ber IV v 315 
Connection with lonians. .. II xiv 412 
Astacus. 
On Two Species of, found 
in Ont. By T. J. Cottle.. II vm 216 
A. aftinis II vm 218 
A. Bartonii, Canadian II vm 217 
A. fodiens, new Canadian 
species II vm 217 
Astelic. 
Central cylinder in Par- 
nassia parviflora IV vi 612 
Astelic, examples in 
Anemone IV vi 614 
Equisetaceae IV vi 614 
Phanerogams IV vi 614 
Ranunculaceae IV vi 614 
Astelic, types in 
Central cylinder IV vi 627 
Monocotyledons IV vi 623 
Nymphaeaceae IV vi 620 
Plants IV vi 613 
Aster corymbosum Ait, 
host for Gnorimoschema 
gallaeasterella Kellicott .. IV ix 310 
A. divaricatus, host for 
Gnorimoschema gallae- 
asterella Kellicott IV ix 310 
Asteriadse. 
New species II m 158 
Asterida, Ontario II vi 516 
Asteridae. 
In lower Silurian Rocks of 
Canada. By E. Billings: 
ref II iv 43 
Protasters ascribed to IV vm 365 
Asteroid. 
Asteroid Planet. By Prof. 
S. Alexander I in 356 
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Asteroid-Con. 
Elements of I in 207 
Origin I in 207 
Peculiarities I in 208 
Asthenopia II xi 24 
Astraeophyllum (Nicholson 
and Hinde), generic 
characters (pl.) II xiv 152 
A. gracile, Nicholson and 
Hinde, Niagara lime- 
stone, Owen Sound (pl.). II xiv 138 
Astragalinus tristis, Habits 
of Ontario visitors Ill in 59 
Astragalus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
A. alpinus, L II xv 356 
A. canadensis, L II xv 356 
A. cooperi, Gray II xv 356 
A. robbinsii, Gray II xv 356 
Astringents, Dene IV iv 213 
Astrocerium, Hall, distin- 
guished from Favosites. . II xiv 38 
A. parasiticum II iv 103 
A. pyriforme II iv 103 
Astroni I ii 261 
Astronomical. 
Account of U. S. Naval- 
Expedition to Southern 
Hemisphere, 1849-50, 51, 
52. By Lieut. Gilliss, 
U.S.N.: reviewed II n 195 
Canadian Institute's me- 
morial to Governor- 
General for, Observa- 
tory at Quebec II ii 309 
Canadian Institute's cir- 
cular LETTER TO ASTRO- 
NOMERS OF ALL NATIONS 
on Proposed change in 
reckoning, Day IV in 307 
Clock and spring governor.. I I 215 
Inauguration of Dudley 
Observatory II n 64 
Astronomical Day, Opin- 
ions regarding reckon- 
ing of, expressed by 
Carpmael, Chas IV in 316 
Christie, W. H. N IV ill 313 
Franklin, Commodore, S. R. IV in 315 
Harvey, Arthur IV Hi 316 
Herschell, Sir John IV in 311 
Newcomb, Prof. S IV in 314 
Otto Struve IV in 312 
Astronomy. 
Solar Red Flames. By 
Profs. Alexander and 
Henry: reprint I ill 356 
Chronology of the Form- 
ation of the Moon. By 
Prof. Nichol: reprint.... I III 366 
Elements of the asteroids... I ill 207 
General survey of, in 1853.. In 50 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Astronomy-Con. 
Great Centre; an Astro- 
nomical Study. By J. C. 
Hamilton IV in 189 
Motion of Saturn's Rings. 
By Prof. Benjamin Pierce: 
reprint I in 356 
Nebulae, theories of, in 1852 I I 82 
Notes on present state of. 
By Prof. Challis (1854).. I ill 85 
Periodical Comet of Thir- 
teen years. By Dr. 
Peters II n 65 
Planetoids discovered up to 
1854 I in 207 
Recent advances in (1863) . II vm 98 
Review of progress (1857).. II n 463 
Astur, Hamilton species II V 388 
A. atricapillus, Canadian 
specimens II IV 447 
Asymptotes, on linear, in 
Algebraic Curves II vm 290 
Atalapha cinerea, Beauv, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 91 
A. noveboracensis, Tomes, 
Canadian localities Ill VI 91 
Ataroth, history of name and 
family II xiv 169 
Atavism II vm 394 
Ateleacystites, Ont II vi 516 
Ateles, laryngeal sacs IV vi 516 
Athabaska R., geology of 
petroleum areas Ill I 226 
Athabaska-McKenzie, pe- 
troleum localities Ill I 225 
Athapascans. 
Names of seasons IV vi 331 
Statistics of IV V 171 
Athapaskan,. 
Inappropriate as generic 
name of Dene IV iv 9 
Languages; Newhawni same 
as Nah'ane IV vn 517 
Athenaeum, indenture re- 
lating to union of Cana- 
dian Institute and Tor- 
onto I in 401 
Athenian, connection with 
Jadag II xiv 428 
Athens, copper coins from, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 227 
Athyris. 
Canadian localities (pl.).. . II vu 113 
Fully described and distin- 
guished from allied genera II vi 138 
Generic characters II V 273 
II vn 113 
Separated from Terebratula 
and placed with Spiri- 
feridae II vi 188 
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A. Chloe, n. sp., Hamilton 
shales, Ont. (pl.) II v 282 
A. Clara, n. sp., corniferous 
limestone, Ont. (pl.) II v 274 
A. Clusia (n. sp.), corniferous 
limestone, Ont II v 279 
A. intermedia, Hall, Thorold II xiv 141 
A. maia (n. sp.), corniferous 
limestone, Ont. (pl.) II v 276 
A. naviformis, Hall, Niagara 
limestone, Dundas II xiv 141 
A. rostrata (Hall), Hamilton 
shales, Ont. (pl.) II v 281 
A. unisulcata (Conrad), 
Canadian specimens (pl.) II v 279 
Atitlaris, war with Cachi- 
quel IV vi 162 
Atiyeh, a Carrier game IV iv 81 
Atkans, territory Ill vi 265 
Atkinson. 
Completoria in prothallia of 
ferns: ref IV v 275 
Atlantic. 
Ascidians from Canadian, 
coast; notes on species... IV ix 137 
Cable (first) II m 462 
Caesira canadensis sp. n. of 
Canadian, coast IV ix 140 
First boats to cross, under 
steam IV ix 108 
Gales in, May 1857: re- 
viewed II ii 280 
History of first attempts to 
cross, under steam IV ill 167 
On Heights of Tides of, 
Coast of United States 
from Observations in 
Coast Survey. By A. D. 
Bach: reprint II ill 73 
On surface temperature 
and Great Currents of 
North Atlantic and 
Northern Ocean. By 
Rev. Dr. Scoresby: reprint I u 67 
Phallusioides nov. of Cana- 
dian, coast IV ix 138 
Recent Expeditions of 
"Bulldog" and "Fox" 
for Cable between 
Europe and America, 
via Faroe, Iceland and 
Greenland: reprint II vi 80 
Salmon IV ix 23 
Atlantic Telegraph, poem 
by J. A. Boyd; on com- 
pletion of first cable II iv 329 
Atlantis theory IV vm 373 
Atlantidae, generic characters II xn 33 
Atlas, Nelson's Atlas of 
World: reviewed II vm 54 
Atlih, a Carrier game IV iv 78 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Atlin, B.C. 
Climate IV vm 291 
Meteorological observations IV vm 291 
Atmosphere. 
Cause of refraction and 
mathematical expression 
for amount I i 6 
Chlorides in IV vn 335 
Correct exposure of ther- 
mometers for temp, of... I x 76 
During period of earth's for- 
mation IV vn 543 
Humidity in; effect on re- 
fraction I I 7 
Lunar atmospheric tide. ... I I 85 
On the Atmospheric Phe- 
nomena of Light. By 
J. Bradford Cherriman... I i 6, 25 
On the causes of the ex- 
cess OF MEAN TEMP. OF 
RIVERS ABOVE THAT OF, 
RECENTLY OBSERVED BY 
M. Renou. By W. J. M. 
Rankine: reprint I I 96 
Plants and the. By M. J. 
Jamin: reprint II ix 418 
Atmospheric Electricity. 
At St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 
Que II iv 266 
Atmospherical Electri- 
city. By Prof. J. Love- 
ring: reprint I n 155, 181 
Aurora connected with I ii 184 
Causes of; evaporation, fric- 
tion and combustion I u 182 
Effects of I ii 183 
Atnas, AdSnas, not Dene.... IV iv 17 
Atokas River, Aux, gazetteer 
notice, 1813 II xiv 308 
Atotarho, in Iroquois Book of 
Rites: origin of IV vi 264 
Atractides ovalis koenike, 
syn. megapus crassipalpis 
koen IV ix 289 
Atrato. 
Explorations through 
VALLEY OF, TO PACIFIC IN 
SEARCH OF ROUTE FOR 
Ship Canal. By F. M. 
Kelley: reprint II u 126 
Atrium, Dene, of winter 
lodges IV iv 190 
Atropine. 
Antidote in chloroform 
poisoning (Blood pressure 
tracing) IV vn 228 
Effect on blood pressure 
(tracing) IV vn 227 
Paralyzes respiration IV vu 232 
Atrypa. 
Canadian localities II vu 114 
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Generic characters II vi 264 
II vii 114 
A. arata II vi 269 
A. extans, chemical composi- 
tion compared with allied 
fossils I ii 265 
A. flabellites II vi 351 
A. hemiplicata, Hall, Otta- 
wa R I i 222 
A. hemiplicata, true Penta- 
merus II iv 316 
A. impressa, see Atrypa 
Reticularis. 
A. increbrescens. 
Ottawa R I I 222 
Toronto II iv 451 
A. naviformis, Hall, Dundas 11 xiv 144 
A. octocostata II vi 269 
A. reticularis (Linn). 
Devonian of Ont. (pl.) II vi 264 
Dundas II xiv 144 
Ottawa R I I 222 
Niagara limestone, Thorold II xiv 141 
A. scitula (Hall), corniferous 
limestone, Ont. )pl.) II v 278 
A. transversa, Ottawa R.... I i 222 
Atsinas, Blackfoot gestures 
for IV v 45 
Attelabus, analis Mels. Cat. I in 324 
A. bipustulatus Mels. Cat.. I in 258 
Attica. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 257 
Zimri traces in Il xv 300 
Attica Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) ... II xiv 308 
Attica River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 308 
Attiwandarous IV i 71 
Aturidse II n 266 
Atzih Winak Hunahpu, re- 
bellion IV vi 181 
Aubert, Dr. 
Colour experiments IV v 231 
Auckland. 
Earth from II II 361 
Geological specimens from.. II u 357 
Auditory labyrinth, amiurus 
(pl.)..... Ill ii 376 
A. nerve, amiurus (pl.) Ill u 358 
A. organ, amiurus (pl.) Ill u 374 
Audubon, monument Ill vi 17 
Augite. 
Characteristics II v 526 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Montarville, Que II v 437 
Crystals from different 
regions Ill v 176 
Crystals from dykes of 
Rainy Lake Ill v 175 
Hornblende and, relations of II m 517 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Augite-Con. 
In dykes of Rainy Lake. ... Ill v 181 
In Montarville, Que II v 436 
Augite-porphyry/ relative 
date of intrusion into 
Laurentian series in 
Canada II m 110 
Augusta, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 65 
Augusta Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 308 
Auk, Little, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 123 
A. Razor-billed, Toronto... Ill vn 200 
Aulacidea nabali Brodie. 
Glands more plentiful or 
larger in galls than in 
normal tissue IV ix 368 
Hosts: anatomy (pl.) IV ix 353 
Aulopora (Goldfuss), gene- 
riccharacters II iv 118 
A. cornuta, Billings, cornj- 
ferous limestone, Ont. 
(pl.) II iv 118 
A. filiformis (Billings), cor- 
niferous limestone, Ont. . II iv 119 
A. umbellifera (Billings), 
corniferous limestone, 
Ont. (pl.) II iv 119 
Auricula. 
Flower peculiarities of II v 340 
Polystelic type IV vi 608 
Auriculidse, generic charac- 
ters II xii 34 
Auriferous mispickel, Mar- 
mora; analysis of II xiii 509 
Auritae, gods of ancestors of. II xm 525 
Aurochs. 
Canal de 1'Ourcq II vi 369 
Geographical distribution 
of, in Europe II vi 374 
Aurora Borealis. 
Atmospheric phenomenon of I m 164 
Aurora Borealis. By Ad- 
miral Sir John Ross and 
Lieut. W. H. H. Hooper.. I I 95 
Aurora and spectroscope: 
reprint II xii 320 
Aurora and Zodiacal Light: 
reprint I u 38 
Aurora Borealis, cause 
of. By Prof. A. de La 
Rive: reprint I ill 124, 164 
Aurora Borealis, Causes 
of. By Admiral Sir John 
Ross: reprint I ill 412 
Causes I m 165 
Connected with atmospheric 
electricity I u 184 
Description of, and its accom- 
panying effects I in 125 
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Displays at Pt. Barrow. ... II in 56 
Effect on Magnetic needle. . I in 165 
Electrical origin I in 165 
Experiments I in 128 
Frequency I m 166 
Magnetic disturbance I in 125 
Magnetic storms IV vi 353 
M. de Tessan's observations I in 125 
On Amount and Frequency 
of Magnetic Disturb- 
ances and of Aurora at 
Pt. Barrow on shores 
of Polar Sea. By Major- 
General Sabine: reprint. . II m 55 
Origin I in 124 
Phenomena accompanying. I m 164 
Phenomena described I in 164 
Proposed theory electrical 
origin I in 126 
Results at Toronto, 1859. .. II v 239 
Results at Toronto, I860... II vi 211 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 1852 . In 8 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus II iv 265 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 1859. II v 311 
Theories concerning I in 166 
Auroral arch, 9th April, 
1863, at Toronto II vm 319 
Austral type of plants, east 
coast L. Huron, list and 
distribution II xiv 477 
Australasian S.S. Co., first 
vessel, Golden Age; de- 
scription of I i 283 
Austria. 
Imperial Printing Office.... I n 181 
Sugar beet industry; de- 
velopment of II vi 475 
Australia. 
Botany of North Australian 
Expedition II in 460 
Coal deposits II vi 480 
Coinage of gold at mint.... II I 442 
Gold diggings I I 237 
Gold discovery, resultant 
rush, and results II I 435 
Gold fields I I 23 
Prices during gold fever.... II I 435 
Progress of Melbourne, 
1853: reprint I m 266 
Water transportation by 
aborigines II I 268 
Australian Aborigines. 
Aborigines of Australia. 
By Jas. Browne, Toronto II I 251 
Affected by whites II I 511 
Australian aborigines II xn 446 
Beard; purpose II I 263 
Brain capacity II xv 216 
Brain volume, comparative II xv 229 
Brain weight II xv 201 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Australian Aborigines-Con. 
Character II xn 449 
Chiefs of tribes II i 257 
Clothing II i 261 
Cockatoo, man's influence 
over II i 506 
Corroberry II i 253 
Death customs II i 266 
Described II i 252 
Feasts II i 257 
Female II i 264 
Fishing methods II i 260 
Food '..... II i 259 
Future of II xn 456 
Houses II i 259 
Jahnac, evil being II i 506 
Kangaroo dance II i 254 
Kangaroo hunting II i 261 
Kangaroo hunts II I 257 
Marriage customs II i 264 
Method of trial by ordeal. . II I 510 
Native dance or corroberry. II i 253 
Origin II i 268 
Ornaments II i 263 
Property rights among II i 256 
Religion II i 505 
II xil 450 
Superstitions and Tra- 
ditions of. By Jas. 
Browne, Toronto II I 505 
Traditions II xn 452 
Traditions concerning ban- 
dicoot II I 510 
Tradition concerning fire... II I 509 
Tradition concerning frogs .II i 508 
Tradition concerning kan- 
garoo II I 508 
Treatment of old and help- 
less II xn 453 
Tribes of-Murray, Weal, 
Cockatoo and Kincannup II I 254 
Weapons II I 269 
Women participate in hus- 
bands' quarrels II I 265 
Australian Archipelago, 
economic use of shells by 
aborigines II ill 391 
Australioid group of men. .Ill i 8 
Autodax. 
Adaptation to terrestrial life IV vin 485 
Colour of larvae IV vm 485 
Incubation of eggs IV vm 474 
Autographs. 
Leaves they have 
touched; being a review 
of Historical. By Rev. 
Henry Scadding II xiv 73, 315,479,597 
II, xv 145, 531 
Canadian (early period).... II xiv 75 
Copies of the four Gospels 
of an early date II xv 153 
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Oxford and Cambridge cele- 
brities, with notes II xiv 597 
Value of, as delineating 
character II xiv 74 
Autographs. In this Re- 
view of Autographs Dr. 
Scadding gives some 
peculiarities, reminis- 
cences, etc., of the 
different persons given 
below. The subject- 
matter of the Auto- 
graph is given under 
the person's name. 
Addison, Rev. Mr II xiv 104 
Airy, G. Biddell II xv 150 
Allcock, Chief Justice II xiv 98 
Amherst, Lord II xiv 84 
Arthur, Sir Geo II xiv 115 
Bagot, Sir Chas II xiv 117 
Barker, E.H II xiv 337 
Bateman (Capt.) II xv 531 
Blomfield, Dr. Chas. Jas... II xiv 340 
Bonaparte, Napoleon II xiv 497 
Bouchette, Capt I i xv 532 
Bouchette, Surveyor-General 11 xiv 89 
Bowles, W. L II xiv 482 
Brant, Capt. John (Mo- 
hawk) II xiv 92 
Brock, Major-Gen II xiv 103 
Brougham, Lord II xiv 479 
Bryant, Jacob II xiv 322 
Brydges, Sir Sam. Egerton.. II xiv 496 
Buckle, Henry Thos II xiv 481 
Bunsen, Chevalier II xiv 500 
Butler, Dr. Samuel 11 xiv 341 
Canning, Geo Il xv 543 
Carleton, General Sir Guy.. Il xiv 80 
II xv 145, 532 
Carlisle, Earl of II xiv 606 
Cecil, Lord Burleigh II xiv 317 
Chalmers, Dr II xiv 342 
Chambers, Robert II xv 539 
Clark, (Mrs. Cowden) II xiv 486 
Claus, Hon. Col II xiv 93 
Colborne, Sir John Il xiv 112 
Coleridge Il xiv 483 
Cruikshank, Geo II xiv 486 
Daly, Dominick II xiv 118 
Denaut, Bishop II xiv 89 
Dickens, Chas II xiv 486 
Disraeli, Isaac II xiv 328 
Dodgson, C. L II xiv 607 
Dorchester, Lord II xv 145 
Douce, Francis II xiv 326 
Dundas, Rt. Hon. Henry . . II xv 533 
Dunn, Thos II xv 533 
Durham, Lord II xiv 113 
Dyce, Alexander II xv 539 
Elgin, Lord II xiv 118 
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Autographs-Con. 
Elgin, Earl of (7th) II xv 536 
Elmsley, Chief Justice II xiv 96 
Elmsley, Mrs. (widow of 
Chief Justice) II xiv 97 
Fanshaw, Richard II xiv 607 
Farish, Prof II xiv 618 
Franklin, Dr. B II xv 534 
Franklin, Sir John II xiv 111 
Galt, Chief Commissioner of 
Canada Co II xiv 110 
Garrick, David II xiv 493 
George IV II xv 146 
George III II xv 531 
Glegg, Major (A.D.C. to 
Gen. Brock) II xiv 104 
Gloucester, Duke of (brother 
of Geo. III.) Il xv 535 
Goethe (poet) II xv 150 
Gore, Governor II xiv 100 
Grote (Geo.) 11 xiv 480 
Haldimand, General II xiv 80 
Hall, Capt. Basil II xiv 107 
Hallam II xiv 480 
Halliwell, J. 0 11 xiv 487 
Hare, Julius Chas II xiv 625 
Harvey, Sir John II xiv 102 
Head, Sir Francis II xiv 113 
Head, Sir Edmund II xiv 119 
Heber, Richard II xiv 328 
Hernan, Mrs II xiv 485 
Herchmer II xiv 99 
Herschel, Sir John Il xv 151 
Holland, Major II xiv 85 
Hone, W II xv 537 
Humboldt, Fred. H. Alex. . II xiv 500 
Hume, Jos II xiv 115 
Hunt, Leigh II xv 538 
Irving, Washington II xv 534 
Jameson, Mrs II xiv 486 
Johnson, Dr. Samuel II xv 147 
Juxon, Bishop II xiv 320 
Kemble, John Philip II xiv 493 
Lee, Prof. Samuel II xv 544 
Lewis, Sir Geo. Cornwall... Il xiv 605 
Lowe, Robert II xiv 605 
Luttrell, Narcissus II xv 535 
Lytton, Lord II xiv 484 
Macaulay II xiv 481 
Maitland, Sir Peregrine.... II xiv 108 
Massey, Gerald II xiv 487 
Mackenzie, Wm. Lyon II xiv 114 
Mezzofanti, Cardinal II xiv 502 
Milman, H. H., Dean II xiv 346 
Milton II xiv 494 
Mountains, Bishop II xiv 105 
Muller, Max II xiv 603 
Nares, Robert II xv 542 
Nicholson, Otho II xiv 598 
Mohawk Chief (John Nor- 
ton) II_xiv 90 
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Autographs-Con. 
Osgoode, Chief Justice (first 
of Upper Canada) II xiv 93 
Palmerston, Lord II xv 146 
Parr, Dr. Samuel II xiv 331 
Penn, Wm II xiv 120 
Philip Ferdinand, Duke of 
Orleans Il xv 540 
Piozzi, Mrs II xv 148 
Pitt, Wm II xiv 630 
Powell, Justice II xiv 97 
Pownall, Geo II xv 532 
Prince of Orange II xiv 321 
Queen Charlotte II xv 535 
Queen Victoria II xiv 631 
Ramsay, E. B., Dean II xiv 346 
Russel, Receiver-General 
(U. C.) II xiv 100 
Reed, Isaac II xv 539 
Ritson, Jos II xv 539 
Robinson, J. B II xiv 112 
Rochefoucauld-Lian court, 
Duke de la II xiv 75 
Rogers, Samuel II xiv 328 
Ruskin II xiv 604 
Scholefield, Rev. Jas II xiv 621 
Scott, Chief Justice II xiv 99 
Scott, Sir Geo. Gilbert. ... II xiv 606 
Scott, Sir Walter II xv 148 
Sedgwick, Adam II xiv 616 
Shakespeare II xiv 487 
Sheaffe, Gen II xiv 107 
Simeon, Rev. Chas II xiv 622 
II xv 153, 543 
Smith, Col. Samuel II xiv 108 
Smyth, Prof II xiv 620 
Smith, Col. F II xv 533 
Smith, Sydney II xiv 343 
Southey II xiv 482 
Stanley, Dean (Dr. Arthur 
Penrhyn) II xiv 602 
Stewart, Bishop, II XIV 113 
Strachan, Dr II xiv 105 
Sydenham, Lord II xiv 116 
Taylor, Sir Henry II xiv 483 
Tennyson II xiv 484 
Thackeray II xv 538 
Thirlwall, Connop II XV 544 
Thrale, Mrs II xiv 335 
Tryon, Gov. of N. York. .. II xiv 121 
Walpole, Horace II xiv 323 
Washington, Geo II xiv 123 
Wellington, Duke of II xiv 347 
Wesley, John II xv 542 
Whewell, Wm II xiv 611 
Widder, Fred. (Canada Co.) II xiv 111 
Wilberforce, Bishop II xiv 601 
Wilson, Bishop of Calcutta. II xiv 342 
Wolff, Jos II xv 544 
Wordsworth II xiv 481 
Wordsworth, Christopher. . II xiv 614 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Autumn, Hudson's Strait... IV v 110 
Avens, Canadian localities. . . II xv 363 
Avernus I n 261 
Aves. 
Sclater's views on Geogra- 
phical distribution of.... II hi 459 
Species that contain Nissl 
granules IV Vi 424 
Avicula alata, Hall, Dundas II xiv 144 
A. demissa (Conrad), Tor- 
onto II iv 452 
Aviculidae and mytilidae, in 
near neighbourhood of 
each other II ix 394 
Avocets II xi 159 
Awls, Dene bone IV iv 69 
Axes, various of Dene's IV iv 43, 140 
Axum, first capital of Abys- 
sinia II x 47 
Aymara,. 
Brain capacity of II xv 221 
Language Ill v 131 
Ayr, arrival of Birds at IV in 63 
Ayres, Philip Burnard, M.D. 
Micro-chemical Researches 
on Digestion of Starch 
and Amylaceous Foods: 
reprint I in 310 
Aythya affinis, Toronto IV m 84 
Aytoun, W. Edmondstoune. 
Bothwell; a poem in 6 pts.: 
reviewed II I 541 
Azoic formation. 
Boundaries of, on L. Huron 
and L. Temiscamang. . .. II n 441 
L. Huron district II II 440 
L. Temiscamang II n 440 
Azoic Rocks. 
Canada II II 302 
II VIII 111 
II ix 1 
Division of Azoic Rocks 
of Canada into Huron- 
IAN AND LAURENTIAN. 
By Sir William E. Logan II n 439 
Extent of subsilurian of 
Canada II n 439 
Group II vin 452 
Huronian and Laurentian.. II vm 113 
AvfAPQ 
Alphabet... Ill m 168 
Amalgamation process of 
extracting metals pro- 
bably known to them.... IV iv 360 
Basque forms compared 
with Ill ii 169 
Characters similar to those 
of Syria Ill ill 148 
Circassian forms compared 
with Ill II 169 
Contests with Huastecs. IV vi 178 
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Copper of 6 tons weight 
found in their mine, de- 
scription of mine I I 132 
Diffusion of, stock at 
Spanish Conquest II I 377 
Estimation of date of dis- 
appearance from L. Su- 
perior I I 134 
Georgian forms compared 
with Ill H 168 
Hittite forms on monuments 
compared with Ill II 179 
Hittite traces among, of 
Mexico Ill ii 158 
Khitan Languages, and 
its relations. By Prof. 
John Campbell HI II 158 
Lesghian forms compared 
with HI ii 166 
Love song IV vi 341 
Maya-Quiche of different 
origin IV vi 156 
Methods in mining I I 133 
Mound builders connection 
with I i 107 
III ii 171 
Origin HI v 65 
" Palli" traced through vari- 
ous languages Ill ii 175 
Peculiarity of, language... . Ill II 161 
Phonetic values of, characters III in 157 
Reason for considering they 
mined copper on L. Su- 
perior I i 132 
Serpent worship IV V 13 
Time reckoning IV V 313 
Tools used by them in min- 
ing I I 133 
Traces in Kamtchatdale. . . Ill n 171 
Tribe in C. America II I 375 
Turanian syllabary deciph- 
ered from, characters. .. . HI in 149 
Wooden tools found in their 
mines about L. Superior. I I 133 
Baal Peor, origin of II xiv 198 
Babbington, Dr. 
Prevention of incrustation 
in steam boilers I I 24 
Babcock, J. P. 
Salmon fry may remain a 
year on spawning 
grounds: ref IV ix 33 
Salmon run in 1907: ref. . . IV IX 27 
Babcock and Russel. 
Action of rennet on cheese: 
ref IV vii 120 
Unorganized ferment factor 
in ripening cheese: ref... IV vu 113 
Babeen Indians, pipes (pl.). II n 333 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Babies, Dene mode of carry- 
ing IV iv 134 
Eabine Indians. 
Beard not rare among IV iv 18 
Gambling sticks IV iv 78 
Habitat IV iv 27 
Physical peculiarities IV iv 18 
Subdivisions IV iv 27 
Eabinet, M. 
Anthelic phenomena ob- 
served I I 7 
Eaby, Jas., Toronto II xn 159 
Babylonia. 
Celt in ancient Egypt 
and. By Rev. John 
Campbell IV v 89 
Cuneiform inscriptions of. 
By Col. Rawlinson I ill 364 
Gileadite traces in II xv 77 
Il or Ra, great god II xm 523 
Onite connection table Il xiv 417 
Traces of Ashchur in II xiv 225 
Babylonian. 
Connection with lonians. . . II xiv 412 
Coptic article in, examples. II xm 413 
Dunki, monarch IV v 95 
Egyptian and, alliances. ... IV v 97 
Mythology II xm 158 
Use of horses I I 180 
Bache, Prof. A. D. 
Cause of increase of Sandy 
Hook II II 67 
Cotidal lines of diurnal and 
semi-diurnal tides of Gulf 
of Mexico II ii 68 
Notes on Measurement 
of Base for Primary 
Triangulation of East- 
ern Section of Coast of 
United States, on Ep- 
ping Plains, Maine: re- 
print '. II hi 74 
On Heights of Tides of 
Atlantic coast of Unit- 
ed States from Observ- 
ations in Coast Survey: 
reprint II hi 73 
Notice of Earthquake 
Waves: reprint I Hi 355 
On Winds of Western 
Coast of United States 
from Observations in 
Connection with Coast 
Survey: reprint II m 72 
Progress made in the coast 
Survey in prediction 
tables of tides for U. S. 
Coast II ii 70 
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Bache, A. D. and Charles 
A. Schott. 
Notice of Longitude of 
Fernandina, Florida, by 
Chronometer Exchanges 
from Savannah, Georgia: 
reprint II in 71 
Bache, Major Hartman. 
Lighthouse on New South 
Shoal, Nantucket, U.S. I in 121 
Bachouanan R., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 367 
Bachul Mohr, miraculous 
powers of II iv 436 
Bacillus. 
Characteristics of, found in 
milk IV vn 476 
In milk........ IV vn 475 
In yellows in fruit IV n 215 
Typhoid, in relation to 
Drinking water. By J. 
J. Mackenzie: abstract.. IV n 11 
B. acidi lactici. 
Cause of ripening of Ched- 
dar cheese IV vn 107 
In milk IV vn 474 
B. anaerobic, in cheese ' IV vn 109 
B. annulatum (Wright), in 
milk IV vn 474 
B. Clostridium foetidum 
lactis, in cheese IV vn 109 
B. cremoris (43), in milk.... IV vn 475 
B. exiguum (Wright). 
In milk IV vn 475 
Inoculated in udders: results IV vn 477 
B. fluorescens liquefaciens, 
in udder IV vn 477 
B. halofaciens (n. sp.), in 
milk IV vn 474 
B. icterogenes, cause of 
yellow fever IV vm 57 
B. lactis aerogenes IV vn 479 
B. lactis No. 9 Flugge, in 
milk IV vn 475 
B. mesentericus vulgatus.. IV vn 478 
B. Nos. 7, 8 and 18, Conn, 
in milk IV vn 475 
B. prodigiosus, inoculated in 
udders: results IV vn 477 
B. proteus IV vn 479 
B. subtilis IV vn 478 
B. XVI, Adametz IV vn 108 
Backhaus. 
Amount of fresh manure 
dissolved in milk, and 
danger of filth and bac- 
teria: ref IV vn 467 
Cleaning milk by centri- 
fugal force: ref IV vn 487 
Connection between bac- 
teria and dirt in milk: ref IV vn 467 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Backhaus-Con. 
Defects of gravel filters for 
cleaning milk: ref IV vn 486 
Backwoodsman, nom-de- 
plume of Dr. Wm. Dun- 
lop: selections from writ- 
ings II xv 442 
Bacteria. 
Bacterial Contamination 
OF MILK AND ITS CONTROL. 
By F. C. Harrison IV vn 467 
Bacterial contamination of 
milk: bibliography IV vn 495 
Bacteriological examination 
of sawdust water in shade 
and sunshine: effect on fish IV vu 466 
Conditions which govern 
existence of, in soil IV I 157 
Connection between, and 
filth in milk IV vn 467 
Conn's method of procur- 
ing natural starters for 
cultures in milk IV vn 476 
Cultures from sawdust ex- 
tracts: effect on fish IV vn 460 
Cyanophycese cell structure 
same type as in IV vi 444 
Difference in sunlighted and 
shaded streams on bac- 
teria and fish life IV vn 460 
Effect of sunlight on IV vin 102 
Effect of temperature of 
milk on IV vn 492 
Effect of vaseline on hands 
in milking on IV vn 482 
Experiments on bacteria in 
udder IV vn 473 
Experiments on centrifugal 
treatment of milk on... . IV vn 488 
Facultative anaerobes in 
milk IV vn 477 
From udders of killed cows IV vn 478 
From freshly killed animals IV vn 478 
Germicidal action of fresh 
milk on B. Cholera Vibrio, 
Typhoid and Shaffiri. .. . IV vn 480 
In dairy utensils IV vn 491 
In fore and after, milk IV vn 473 
In freshly drawn milk IV vn 470 
In gravel filtered and un- 
filtered, milk IV vn 486 
In ground waters at differ- 
ent depths IV I 158 
In human milk IV vn 472 
In manure and filth where 
milking occurs IV vn 481 
In milk clarified by centri- 
fugal force IV vn 487 
In milk from machine milker IV vn 483 
In sawdust extracts, pro- 
duce aromatic compound, 
effect on fish IV vn 459 
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In stable air to contaminate 
milk IV vii 490 
In udders: from blood or 
through teats IV vn 479 
In udder milk IV vii 471 
In very low temperature.. . IV vm 425 
Invasion of udder by IV vn 472 
Lactic acid, in cheese IV vn 112 
Nutritive relations in saw- 
dust extracts on fish life. . IV vn 461 
Pails used in milking, effect 
on IV vn 482 
Peptonizing, in cheese IV vn 111 
Species in milk IV vn 474 
Temperature for growth of, 
in milk IV vn 476 
Bad-People. 
Dene tribe, its habitat and 
population IV iv 16 
Tribe HI vn 113 
Badger, Canadian localities. . Ill vi 75 
Badger Song, of Navajos.... IV vi 324 
Badger Vein, in Kamanis- 
tiquia Ill vii 257 
Baffin Land, Eskimo Ill vi 265 
Bag-net fishing, D&nes IV iv 91 
Bagot, Sir Chas. 
Autograph letter about 
Clergy Reserves II xiv 117 
Foundation of University of 
Toronto II xm 487 
Bags, Dene, their varieties. . . IV iv 146 
Bahama banks, submarine 
valleys IV V 363 
Bahamah channel, section 
of (pl.) IV v 364 
Bahamas, exports and pro- 
ducts (1859). II vn 137 
Baikal, L., original home of 
Turanians and Lapps. ... Ill vi 282 
Baile, names in Isle of Man 
containing Ill n 184 
Bailey, Bruce. 
List of coleoptera col- 
lected by, in Kicking 
Horse Pass, Rocky 
Mountains, C.P.R., 1884 III v 213 
Bain. 
Electric clock I i 44 
Bain, Prof. Alex. 
Mind and Body: ref Ill v 14 
Bain, Jas., D.C.L. 
Obituary..., IV vm 549 
Bain, J. W. 
Iron ranges in L. Wendigo- 
kan region: ref IV vm 341 
Baird, Spencer Fullerton. 
Obituary Ill vi 1 
Bakele. 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Baker, Prof. Alfred. 
Some experiments in con- 
nection WITH DOCTRINE 
of Probabilities Ill v 194 
Bakerian Lecture. 
On Osmotic Force. By 
Prof. Graham: reprint... I m 12 
Bakkan of stranger kings, 
traces of, in Egypt II xiv 194 
Bala limestone, Wales I i 248 
Balaklava. 
Balaklava Tempest and 
MODE OF INTERPRETING 
Barometrical Fluctua- 
tions. By T. Dobson: 
reprint II n 111 
Balanus Hameri, Gaspe, 
Que II v 465 
Balbiani. 
On true sexual reproduc- 
tion in Infusoria: reprint 11 vii 391 
Baldwin. 
Description of Palace at 
Palenque IV Vi 107 
Description of Ruins of 
Copan IV vi 151 
Baldwin, Dr., Toronto. 
Career II xm 111, 435 
Spadina House residence... II xn 165 
Baldwin, Hon. Rob. 
Abstract of address at first 
Annual Meeting of Cana- 
dian Institute IV vi 20 
Ballads. 
Of Scotland: reviewed II iv 295 
Romantic Scottish Ballads; 
their epoch and author- 
ship. By Robert Cham- 
bers: reviewed II iv 468 
Ballard. 
Theory of formation of glu- 
ten: ref IV vii 511 
Ballingall, Sir Geo. 
Obituary notice II I 86 
Balloon, scientific, ascent, by 
Mr. Glaisher, 5th Sept., 
1862 II vii 526 
Ballot, Dr. Buys. 
On System of Forecasting 
Weather pursued in 
Holland: reprint II ix 49 
Ballybetagh bog, ancient 
haunt of Cervus Megaceros HI I 211 
Baloena mysticetus, Linn., 
Prince of Wales Sound HI v 118 
Balsam, Canadian species 
with habitats II xv 350 
Balsam Lake. 
Indian remains and relics 
FOUND NEAR. By G. E. 
Laidlaw: abstract IV u 33 
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Balsaminacese, London spe- 
cies II vm 223 
Baltimore Oriole. 
Habits of Ont. frequenters.. HI in 97 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 129 
Banana family, species yield- 
ing paper fibre II Xi 198 
Bandelier, A. A. 
Early Navajos: ref IV iv 12 
Bandes polaires, cause of... I i 7 
Bandicoot, tradition of abori- 
gines of Australia con- 
cerning II I 510 
Baneberry, Canadian spe- 
cies with habitats II xv 57 
Banks Isd., B.C. 
Ascidiopsis paratraps, sp. n. IV ix 120 
Corella rugosa, sp. n IV ix 122 
Banks Land (Arctic), wood 
on I n 111 
Bannister, Christopher. 
Account of Coppermine 
region IV ix 210 
Bantine Table I n 276 
Baphetes planiceps, Nova 
Scotia II xv 116 
Baptisia, Vent, Canadian 
localities of 
B. alba, R. Br II xv 361 
B. leucantha, Torr, and Gray II xv 360 
B. tinctoria, R. Br II xv 360 
Baraba steppe, Siberia, 
water supply affected by 
cultivation I n 132 
Barb breed of horses, coun- 
tries found in I i 200 
Barbados. 
Exportsand products (1859) II vn 140 
Geology and physical fea- 
tures IV vn 366 
Position in geological times IV vm 376 
Barbarea, R. Brown, Cana- 
dian localities of 
B. praecox, R. Br II xv 65 
B. vulgaris, R. Br II xv 65 
Barberry, Canadian localities II xv 58 
Barbuda, physical features 
and geology IV vn 359 
Barbue Pt., gazetteer notice, 
1813 II xiv 367 
Barbue River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 367 
Barclay, Dr. 
Theory of Righthandedness II xm 201 
Barcroft and Brodie. 
Excess absorption of oxygen 
during period of diuresis 
over period of rest: ref. .. IV ix 397 
Bardeleben, K. 
Praepollex theory: ref IV vi 546 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Barford, J. G. 
Charcoal as a Disinfect- 
ant: reprint I hi 196 
Baril, Isles du, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 367 
Baril, Pointe au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 367 
Barium. 
On Iodide of. By H. Croft II x 333 
On some new Salts of 
Cadmium and the Io- 
dides of. By Henry Croft II I 13 
Cadmio-iodide of, prepara- 
tion of II I 16 
Iodide of, preparation of. .. II I 18 
Bark. 
Dene, bottles IV iv 135 
Dene, peelers IV iv 76 
Dene, utensils IV iv 76 
120,135 
Dene, vessels IV iv 120 
Effect of concentration of 
hemlock, extract on fish. . IV vn 453 
Effect of extracts from white 
pine, hemlock and cedar 
bark on fish life IV vn 457 
Barker, E. H. 
Autograph of., in copy of 
Facciolati's "twelve ora- 
tions'' which Dr. Scadd- 
ing possesses; brief sketch 
of Barker and the Book. . II xiv 337 
Barlow. 
Observation of Aurora Bore- 
alis: ref I in 127 
Barlow, Rev. J., M.A., 
F.R.S. 
On Silica and some of its 
applications to the 
arts: reprint I in 106 
Barlow and Adams. 
Grenville and Hastings 
rocks are elastic: ref IV vm 497 
Barn Swallow, habits of 
Ontario visitors HI in 93 
Barnett, J. Davies. 
Mechanical Value and 
Treatment of Hard and 
Soft Coal Ill iv 82 
Barnet, Eng., sludge disposal IV n 146 
Barometer. 
Reduction of, to Sea 
Level. By Chas. Carp- 
mael Ill I 1 
St. Martin's, Isle Jesus, re- 
sults for 1859 II v 308 
Toronto, results for 1860... II vi 210 
Barometric Pressure. 
Abnormal variations in, at 
Toronto (1854-62), espe- 
cially to direction of wind II IX 115 
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At St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 
discussed „ II iv 263 
Barometrical fluctuation. 
Balaklava tempest and 
mode of interpreting. By 
T. Dobson II n 111 
Baron de Hoen, Toronto.... II xm 435 
Baron de Rottenburg, 
Colonel. 
Occultation of Spica Vir- 
ginis BY THE MOON, 12TH 
March, 1857 II n 180 
Solar Spots observed at 
Toronto in Jan., Feb., 
Mar., 1858 II in 293 
Supposed Self-Luminosity 
of Planet Neptune. ... II i 424 
Baron Von Reichenbach. 
On classification of meteor- 
'ites II v 206 
Barque, Isle de la, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 367 
Barrandia II vi 190 
Barrande Joachim. 
Letter to, from Sir W. E. 
Logan on Primordial 
Zone of Canada II vi 41 
Classification of Trilobites.. II I 282 
Zone Primordiale in America II iv 316 
Barrel process, of extracting 
metals IV iv 364 
Barren Ground Caribou, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 68 
Barren Grounds IV ix 202 
Barren Strawberry, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 364 
Barrett, M. 
On Composition, Struc- 
ture and Development 
of Bone II x 194 
Barrie. 
List of Flora at. By H. 
B. Spotton II xv 46 
Barrie skull (pl.) II xm 125 
Barrier Pt., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 367 
Barrois, C. 
Reproduction in sponges: 
ref II xv 420 
Barrow-builders, Britain... II ix 378 
Barrows, measurements of 
Crania from British, and 
cists II vn 436 
Barry Islands, copper and 
character of rock, etc., in IV ix 219 
Barth, Dr. 
Account of Journey to 
Timbuctoo: reprint I ii 256 
Arrival at Timbuctoo: re- 
print I ii 256 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Barth, Dr.-Con. 
Explorations#*' of, in 
Africa: reprint I m 387 
Meeting of Dr. Vogel 
and. By Augustus Peter- 
man : reprint I m 265 
Reported death of I m 269 
Travels in central Africa. . . I in 83 
Barthel. 
Reason for Storch's test 
acting in milk: ref IV vn 115 
Barton Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 367 
Baryta. 
Action of, on Titanic Acid 
in blowpipe II x 343 
Caustic, from carbonate.... I n 36 
Detection of, in Presence of 
Strontia by blowpipe.... II x 343 
Reaction of Manganese 
Salts on, in blowpipe. . . II x 342 
Solubility of sulphate of, in 
acids II i 394 
B. Carbonate of, blowpipe 
reactions II in 517 
B. sulphate of. 
Canadian localities II vi 156 
Decomposition of II in 521 
In New York I n 37 
In Nova Scotia I I 241 
Substitute for white lead. . . II iv 328 
Tests II vi 156 
Barytic, process in sugar 
manufacture I n 35 
Barytine, occurrence in L. 
Superior districts II x 409 
Basaltic. 
On Composition and 
Microscopic Structure 
of Certain, and Meta- 
morphic Rocks. By Dr. 
Andrews: reprint I I 168 
Bases. 
Phosphuretted II I 194 
Strength of II I 80 
Volatile II I 82 
Basic Eruptive, L. Wendigo- 
kan region IV vm 358 
Basidiomycetes,list of Ontario IV ix 69 
Basicity of Oxides II i 193 
Basioccipital, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 272 
Basisphenoid, Amiurus 
catus (pl.) Ill ii 275 
Basophile substance, in cell 
as it develops (pl.) IV vi 420 
Basque. 
Aztec forms compared with III n 169 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
Iroquois Ill I 297 
Constructions in Etruscan. . Ill in 152 
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Basque-Con. 
Hittite forms from monu- 
ments compared with.... Ill n 179 
Language compared with 
Iroquois Ill I 287 
Language, similarities to 
Caucasian traced Ill i 290 
Lesghian compared with... HI n 163 
Migrations HI v 69 
Mutil; derivation Ill n 173 
Origin of American tribes.. Ill V 73 
Origin of Canary Islanders. IV vii 34 
Origin of Etruscan HI v 87 
Phonetic values of, char- 
acters HI in 157 
Primitive population in 
Europe HI vi 110 
Skulls II ix 377 
Tribe or race Ill V 89 
Vocabulary of Canary Is- 
land dialects compared 
with IV vn 81 
Bass. 
Effect of hemlock sawdust 
on, fry IV vii 448 
Effect of Norway pine saw- 
dust on IV vn 449 
Effect of pine extract on... IV vii 446 
Bass, black. 
B.C. Cedar sawdust, effect on IV vii 448 
Cedar extract, effect on... . IV vn 443 
Effect of sawdust in experi- 
mental tank on, fry IV vii 433 
Bass (rock), effect of saw- 
dust in experimental tank on IV vn 433 
Bass Cove, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 367 
Bass Island, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 368 
Bass Islands, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 367 
Basswood. 
Canadian II vi 31 
Canadian localities II xv 176 
Bastard Tp., gazetteer notice, 
1813 II xiv 368 
Bastedo. 
ftaEffect of sawdust on fish: 
IV vn 432 
Bast-tissue, y. a"' 
ginianum IV v 284 
Bats. 
Catalogue of species found 
in United States II I 189 
Ceylon II VII 348 
Parasites in. By Henry 
Goadly, M.D I in 355 
Vespertilio novaboracensis, 
Toronto I n 171 
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Bats, Canadian localities of 
Blunt nosed Ill vi 91 
Brown Ill vi 91 
Hoary Ill vi 91 
Little Brown Ill vi 91 
Red Ill vi 91 
Sil very-haired Ill vi 91 
Batchelder, Sedgewich and. 
Examined Boston milk sup- 
ply for bacteria: ref IV vii 468 
Bateman, Capt. 
Autograph letter about 
winter at Halifax, 1760. . II XV 531 
Bateman. 
Latin inscriptions on pigs of 
lead found in Britain: ref. II vii 30 
Bateson, S. 
Anastatic Printing I I 95 
Bath, Eng., Notes on Latin 
Inscriptions. 
On gravestones, etc II v 484 
II vi 395; II x 106 
On Roman medicine stamp. II in 8 
To Goddess Sul II vi 401 
Batholith, L. Wendigokan 
region IV vin 359 
Bathurst Inlet, copper in 
vicinity IV ix 219 
Bathybius II xv 241 
Bathymetrical, distribution 
of British marine animals 
and plants I I 109 
Bathynotus II vi 190 
Bathyurus. 
Potsdam sandstone, Canada II vn 72 
Primordial zone, Quebec. .. II vi 42 
Batrachia II v 86 
Batrachians, fossil, from coal 
strata of Ohio ... II in 261 
Batrachoides nidificans.... IV i 213 
Battery. 
Cast-iron I I 243 
Description of, made with 
tin, platinum and nitric 
acid , I I 17 
Description of some new 
kind of Galvanic 
Batteries invented by 
Kukla of Vienna: re- 
print I H 165 
Golding Bird's Battery and 
decomposing Cell I I 16 
Maynooth I I 243 
Use made of waste products 
of I I 244 
Batteau Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 368 
Batture Grand, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 368 
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Baur, G. 
Praepollex element, true 
carpal displaced: ref IV vi 546 
Bauxite deposits, France... II vi 387 
Bauhin, Caspar. 
" Resurrection Bone ref.. IV ix 45 
Bawtree, E. W. 
Tropical shells found near 
Penetanguishene: ref.... II ill 399 
Bay of Chaleur, coal seams.. II xv 385 
Bay of Fundy, fisheries I n 117 
Bay of Quinte. 
Age of ancient mounds in, 
district II v 413 
Contents of ancient mounds 
found around II v 412 
Location of ancient mounds 
in II v 411 
ON SOME ANCIENT MOUNDS 
UPON SHORES OF. By 
Thos. Campbell Wall- 
bridge II v 409 
Skeletons found in ancient 
mounds in, district (pl.).. II V 414 
Trenton Limestone II v 42 
Bayerl. 
Experiment on haemoglobin: 
ref IV ii 226 
Bayfield, Capt. 
Observations on lake levels 
of Great Lakes, 1825-26: 
ref I ii 296 
Bayham Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 368 
Bay-winged Bunting, Habits 
of Ontario visitors HI in 95 
Beaches. 
Geological age of, of L. 
Huron I I 226 
Iroquois, at Black Creek... IV vi 33 
Iroquois, L. Ont IV vi 29 
Jamaica IV v 353 
Old lake, in Nottawasaga 
valley I I 226 
Terraces and, in northwest- 
ern Ontario and Manitoba II ix 259 
Beadle, D. W. 
Canadian Wild Flowers.... IV m 125 
Bean family, species yielding 
paper fibre II xi 198 
Bear. 
Alimentary Canal of. 
By J. Bovell, M.D 1 in 203 
Canadian species and their 
localities Ill vi 76 
Den6, snares (pl.) IV iv 99 
Dene, totem (pl.) IV iv 205 
Dene, traps (pl.) IV iv 95 
D6n&, methods of catching. IV iv 95 
Use made of, by Dene's.. IV iv 107, 205 
B. Brown, Canadian localities III vi 77 
Ser. Vol. Page 
B. Sea, Canadian localities. . . Ill vi 77 
Bearded Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 368 
Bearded Seal, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 78 
Beatricea, Anticosti Island. II in 327,331 
B. nodulosa, Anticosti Island II in 332 
B. undulata. 
Anticosti Island II in 332 
St. John Valley, Que II vi 271 
Beauharnois Isle, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 368 
Beaver. 
ALsop mentions II iv 360 
Ancient haunts in Britain.. II iv 375 
Antiquity II iv 374 
Canadian localities Ill vi 84 
Character and habits of 
Canadian, from earliest 
times. II iv 363 
Denes'method of hunting.. Ill vn 131 
Dene, nets (pl.) IV iv 67 
Dene, trapping IV iv 87 
Denes' various methods of 
catching IV iv 66, 87 
Early notices of, in 
Europe and America. 
By Daniel Wilson II iv 359 
Haunts in ancient and 
modern Europe II iv 379 
Indian legends about II iv 369 
Mentioned in ancient litera- 
ture II iv 360 
Part not eaten by Dene.... IV iv 108 
Snaring by Denes IV iv 66 
Beaver Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 368 
Beaver nets IV iv 67 
Beaver River. 
Gazetteer notice (1813)... . II xiv 368 
Valley (pl.) ....... 1V vn 175 
Beaver Vein Kamanistiquia III vn 258 
Beavers (Indians). 
Athabaska Ill V 216 
Branch of Tse'kehne IV iv 11 
Habitat IV iv 29 
How separated from Sarcees IV iv 11 
Tribe (Dene) Ill vn 112 
Becari. 
Gluten from wheat flour: 
ref IV vn 497 
Beche, Sir Henry de la. 
Obituary I in 262 
Bechstein, T. M., M.D. 
Cage and chamber birds, 
their Natural History, 
HABITS, FOOD, DISEASES, 
MANAGEMENT AND MODES 
of capture: reprint I n 124 
Beck, Prof. 
Classification of spruce (1833) III vi 172 
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Becker, Popp and. 
Germ content in milk put 
through separator: ref.... IV vn 487 
Becquerel, M. 
On M. Marie-Davy's New 
Electro-Magnetic En- 
gine: reprint I in 33 
Bedford, Eng., sewage farm. IV n 146 
Bedford Tp. 
Analysis of fluor-apatite 
from II xiii 507 
Analysis of iron ore from... II xiii 508 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 368 
Bee-eaters, generic charac- 
ters II ix 234 
Bee sting, remedy I i 189 
Beech, suitability for city 
planting IV vni 269 
Beech, blue, red and white, 
Canadian II vi 31 
Beer, cooled by centrifugal 
action during its manu- 
facture I I 11 
Beer-Worts. 
Dextrine Maltose in. By 
C. Gordon Richardson: 
abstract Ill v 133 
Beet-Root. 
On Purification of Juice 
of, in Manufacture of, 
Sugar. By M. Emile 
Rousseau: reprint II vi 292 
Useful by-products after ex- 
tracting sugar I I 105 
Beet Sugar. 
Effect of discharge from 
beet sugar mills on fish 
life IV vn 439 
Industry in Canada IV vni 175 
Production in Canada, 
1901-1904 IV vni 190 
Beetz, W. 
On colour of water: re- 
print II vni 42 
Beggiatoa. 
Cytoplasm of growing cells. IV vi 477 
General cell structure IV vi 477 
Granules in IV vi 477 
Literature on structure of.. IV vi 474 
Macallum's methods of 
study of structure and 
materials IV vi 476 
"Masked" iron in IV vi 475, 478 
Methods of fixing IV vi 476 
Methods of staining IV vi 476 
Phosphorus reaction in. . . . IV vi 478 
Spirillum like forms "cocci" 
and comma-shaped organ- 
isms; structure IV vi 478 
Structure of cells after fixing IV vi 477 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Begonia, experiments with 
solutions of CaH2(Co3)2 
and Ca(OH)2 placed on 
leaves in drops IV vn 312 
Beijerinck, M. W. 
Propertires of cyanophyceae: 
ref IV vni 428 
Beke, Dr. 
On the Koh-i-noor diamond I I 95 
Belajeff. 
Cilia forming body in 
Filicineze and Equise- 
tinese: ref IV v 276 
Belcher, Sir E. 
Arctic exploration (1853)... I n 85 
Northwest passage explora- 
tion I n 85 
Plan for searching for Sir 
John Franklin I i 118 
Belcher's Artesian Well, St. 
Louis I i 237 
Belgium, universal time Ill in 64 
Belief. 
And intuition II x 245 
And sensations II x 234 
In mathematical proposi- 
tions II x 243 
In a scientific generalization II x 240 
Thoughts on, and Evi- 
dence. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II x 232 
Bell. 
Theory that horse first 
domesticated by Egyp- 
tians I I 155 
Bell, Prof. A. J., Ph.D. 
Origin of Gender IV vi 61 
Bell, Rev. Andrew. 
Testimony regarding Geo- 
logical Survey of Canada I ill 255 
Bell, C. N. 
Mound Builders in Can- 
ada Ill iv 131 
Bell, I. L. 
On Aluminium; progress 
of manufacture: reprint II IX 51 
Bell, Melville. 
Vowel, production Ill VI 182 
Bell, Dr. Robert. 
Geological History of L. 
Superior IV vi 45 
Marble Island and 
North-West Coast of 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 192 
Mode of occurrence of 
Apatite in Canada Ill in 294 
Occurrence of Petro- 
leum in N.W.T. OF 
Canada with notes on 
NEW LOCALITIES Ill I 225 
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Sketch of Geology of 
Route of Intercolonial 
Ry II xv 381 
Canadian apatite deposits 
in true veins: ref IV vm 499 
Difficulties in collecting 
Canadian mineral statis- 
tics Ill v 188 
Origin of apatites: ref IV vm 496 
Bell, Prof. R. 
Differences between white 
and black spruces Ill vi 175 
Bell. 
Bindbean Bell, miraculous 
power of II vi 433 
Clog beanuighte Bell, super- 
stitions concerning II iv 431 
Ronecht Bell, miraculous 
properties of II iv 432 
Bella Coola Indians, British 
Columbia Ill v 218 
Belle River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 368 
Bellerophon cancellatus 
(Hall), Toronto II iv 451 
Bellerophons, Ottawa R.... I i 222 
Belleville. 
Climate of Hamilton com- 
pared with, as influencing 
Flora of the two places... II xiv 287 
Drift (pl.) II v 42 
Fossils collected at II v 45 
Geology of. By Prof. E. 
J. Chapman II v 41 
List of plants that do not 
occur at II xiv 302 
Origin of name II xm 185 
Situation II v 41 
Bellona, planet, discovery. . I n 313 
Bellot, Lieut. 
Memorial to II I 88 
Belly River Series, Irvine 
Ravine HI v 161 
Belceil Mt., Que., chemical 
analysis of felspar from.. II V 435 
Beltrami, J. C. 
Exploration of Red Cedar 
Lake Country Ill vi 142 
Belts, Den6 weaving of IV iv 157 
Beluga catodon (L.,) Prince 
of Wales Sound HI v 119 
Belzung. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 245 
Ben-Djemma skull, Mor- 
tonian Collection II vm 136 
Benecke. 
Microscopical analysis of 
Emmenthaler cheese: ref. IV vu 104 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Beneden, P. J. Van. 
On Transformation of 
Entozoa: reprint II vn 467 
Benedict, Rowswell G. 
Report on Great Western 
Ry: extracts I I 20 
Beneke. 
Fat absorbed by intestine in 
fine particles as emulsion: 
ref IV vin 242 
Benjamites, left handedness 
of Ill in 127 
Bennard, Prof. 
On new Refractometer: 
reprint I in 112 
Bennett, J. 
Printer and publisher of 
Gazette II xil 523 
Bensley, R. R. 
Fixing agent for nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 407 
Bentham, Geo. 
Outlines of Elementary 
Botany, as Introductory 
to Local Floras: reviewed II vn 79 
Benwell (Northumberland), 
note on Latin Inscription 
on stone found at II iv 177 
Roman name Condercum: 
evidence II xm 141 
Benzine, discovered by Fara- 
day I i 78 
Benzoic Alcohol II i 81 
Beraea maculata, Hagen, 
characters; N. American 
habitats II vn 501 
Berber, relation to Guanche.. IV vn 34 
Berberidaceae. 
Barrie species 11 xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 291 
II xv 58 
Hamilton species HI n 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 63,65 
II xv 58 
London species II vm 220 
Berberis vulgaris, L., Cana- 
dian localities II xv 58 
Berczy, Mr., Markham .... II xm 442 
IV i 74 
Berczy, Wm., York II xm 362 
Berenice, Ptolemaeus I. 
and, copper coin of, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 230 
Bergamot Pear Oil, manu- 
facture of I n 11 
Berkeley. 
Theory of Knowledge II i 117 
New Theory of Vision II xi 212 
Berkeley, Rev. M. J. 
Introduction to Crypto- 
gamic Botany: reviewed. II in 342 
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Berlin (Ger.), amount of filth 
in milk supply IV vn 467 
Bernard. 
Pancreas of Amiurus: ref.. . HI n 413 
Bernardston, Mass., geology III iv 69 
Bernicla brenta, Stephens, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill v 121 
B. Hutchinsi, Richardson, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill v 121 
Berriedale, Lord. 
Manufacture of paper 
from thistles; patent: 
reprint I ill 298 
Berries, used by Denes and 
method of preserving. ... IV iv 125 
Berry basket, Dene IV iv 122 
Berryman, Lieut. 
Topographical features of 
bottom of Atlantic: ref... I in 4 
Bert, Paul 
How different parts of spec- 
trum affect pigment cells: 
ref IV vm 103 
Bertie Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 368 
Bertram, Chas. Julius. 
Author of Spurious MSS. 
of Richard of Westminster 
on history of Roman 
Britain II xn 184 
Bertram, John. 
Obituary IV vm 98 
Beryl II v 521 
Berzelius. 
Catalysis: ref IV ix 273 
Constituents of gluten: ref. IV vn 497 
Bessel. 
Theory on comet's light 
being its own or not II vm 69 
Bethencourt, Dr. 
Spanish documents relative 
to Canary Islands in his 
possession IV vn 29 
Bethune, Rev. Charles J. S. 
Descriptions of some 
species of Nocturnal 
Lepidoptera found in 
Canada II vm 1 
Nocturnal Lepidoptera 
found in Canada II x 247 
Betoi, counting system IV V 312 
Betula alba, Canadian II vi 32 
B. alba var. papyrifera 
(Marsh) Spach, host for 
Aphid corrugations on 
Birch IV ix 305 
B. lenta, L. 
Host for Aphid Corruga- 
tions on Birch IV ix 305 
B. nigra, Canadian II vi 32 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Betulaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species I m 292 
II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 649 
London species II vm 233 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia Cecropia Ill iv 212 
Beutenmiiller, Wm. 
Memythrus tricinctus Har- 
ris: ref IV ix 311 
Bevan, Mr., Toronto II xm 356 
Beverley, Tp. 
Archaeological remains.. ..Ill iv 4 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 368 
Indian burying ground 
found in. By Rev. C. 
Dade I i 6 
Indian Ossuaries I in 156 
Pyrula Spirata from Ossu- 
aries I in 156 
Beyerinck. 
Cause of mosaic disease in 
tobacco plant: ref IV vm 55 
Enclosing of larva by tissues 
of host: ref IV ix 359 
Bhotia, Brain capacity of.... II xv 216 
Bibasic acids, origin II vi 124 
Bible. 
Archaia, or Studies in Cos- 
mogony and Natural His- 
tory of. By J. W. Daw- 
son: reviewed II v 59 
Ethnical identity of names 
in Palestine and surround- 
ing country: line of argu- 
ment used to trace con- 
nections of different races 
in world II xiv 178 
Geology and II u 202 
Its authority undiminished 
by archaeological dis- 
coveries IV iv 40 
List of, names identified 
with Egyptian monarchs. II xiv 206 
Holbeins, cuts. By Thos. 
Frognail Dibden: re- 
viewed II iv 211 
Bibliography. 
Absorption of fat in intes- 
tine IV vm 241 
Anatomy of orang IV vi 595 
Apatites, origin IV vm 495 
Archaeology of Canada, 
SECOND CONTRIBUTION TO, 
By A. F. Chamberlain... Ill vn 40 
Bacterial contamination of 
milk IV vii 495 
Beggiatoa IV vi 474 
Campaign of 1815 HI iv 150 
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Canadian ornithological.... IV I 60 
Cheese, ripening of IV vn 133 
Chemistry of wheat gluten. IV vu 516 
Cyanophyceae IV vi 441 
Denes IV iv 219 
Distribution of fat, chlor- 
ides, phosphates, potas- 
sium and iron in striated 
muscle IV vm 418 
Effects of water on foliage 
leaves IV vn 346 
Eskimo Ill vi 267 
First Contribution to, of 
Archaeology of Canada 
and Newfoundland. 
By A. F. Chamberlain. . . Ill vn 13 
General, of original con- 
tributions TO PUBLICA- 
TIONS of Canadian In- 
stitute IV in 317 
Geology and Paleontology 
of West Indies IV vm 373 
Geology of Caribean Area.. IV vm 148 
Iroquois Beach north of L. 
Ont IV vi 29 
Mammals of Canada Ill vi 67 
Map literature of Canada. . II xv 41 
Mesenterial filaments IV vi 387 
Mesenterial filaments in 
Zoanthus sociatus IV vi 403 
Morphology and biology of 
insect galls IV ix 375 
Ontario archaeology IV ix 11 
Origin of blood cells IV n 249 
Origin of grammatical gender 111 vn 216 
Pancreas of Amiurus Ill u 413 
Physical geology of Central 
Ontario IV vu 185 
Plethodon cinereus erythro- 
notus IV vm 491 
Potassium in renal cells. ... IV ix 405 
Prehistoric man IV u 116 
Seiches I n 27 
Slavery in Canada IV I 108 
Stele of Osmunda cinna- 
momea IV vm 533 
Yeast cell IV vi 481 
Biceps. 
Ape's and man's, arise same IV vi 535 
Chimpanzee IV vi 561 
Gorilla IV vi 561 
Lower apes IV vi 561 
Orang IV vi 535, 560 
Two heads of, in gorilla. ... IV vi 561 
Biche, Marais a la, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 368 
Biedermann. 
Superficial epithelium of 
stomach of Amiurus: ref. Ill u 398 
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Big Bear Vein, Kamanisti- 
quia HI vn 258 
Big-horn (sheep), Canadian 
localities Ill vi 70 
Big Island Fishery, petrol- 
leu m area Ill i 228 
Bilhoola Indians, British 
Columbia Ill v 218 
Billings, C. 
Discovery of lievrite I m 100 
Billings, E., F.G.S. 
Note on a New Genus of 
Palaeozoic Brachio- 
poda II vi 148 
On Devonian fossilsof 
Canada West II v 249 
II vi 138,253,329 
On Fossil Corals of De- 
vonian Rocks of Canada 
West II iv 97 
On some new Genera and 
species of Cystidea 
from Trenton Lime- 
stone I n 215 
250,268 
Asteridae of Lower Silurian 
Rocks of Canada: ref II iv 43 
Canadian fossils: ref II iv 275 
Canadian Naturalist and 
Geologist: reviewed II i 164 
Crinoids in Lower Silurian 
of Canada: reviewed II iv 467 
Cystideans: ref II n 302 
Cystideae of Lower Silurian 
Rocks of Canada: ref.... II iv 43 
New species of Lower Silu- 
rian Fossils: reviewed... II vn 71 
Theories of formation of 
mountains II vi 301 
Billings, E., Salter and. 
Cyclocystoides of Echino- 
dermata: ref II iv 43 
Binbrook Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 369 
Binks, Christopher. 
New methods in manage- 
ment OF ELECTRIC LIGHT: 
reprint I n 32 
Binnite, composition II i 483 
Binocular. 
Notice of Binocular Mi- 
croscope. By J. L. 
Riddell I i 144 
Binz. 
Atropine most powerful of 
stimulants: ref IV vn 227 
Biography. 
Assikinach, Ottawa, chief.. IV iv 233 
Brant, Jos IV v 243 
Lefroy, Gen. Sir John. 
By his son IV u 1 
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Biography-Con. 
St. Columba or Colum Cille IV in 134 
Biographical. 
Notice of Sir Roderick 
Murchison: reprint. .. . I in 52 
Biological. 
Biological Study of Tap 
Water in School of 
Science, Toronto. By 
Geo. Acheson Ill i 413 
Proceedings of Ornitho- 
logical SUBSECTION OF 
Canadian Institute... Ill vii 181 
IV i 40 
IV in 62 
Biology. 
Contribution to morph- 
ology AND, OF INSECT 
galls. By A. Cosens... IV ix 297 
Genetic Cycle in Organic 
Nature. By Geo. Ogilvie: 
reviewed II vii 515 
History of ocean Biology.. IV vii 536 
Insect galls, bibliography. . IV ix 375 
Nature and Varieties of 
Alternation of Genera- 
tions II vii 517 
Production of double mon- 
sters II vii 519 
Relation of salts in Ocean 
to protoplasm IV vii 552 
Some thoughts on classi- 
fication IN RELATION TO 
Organised Beings. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 31 
Biquadratic. 
Auxiliary, irreducible in 
equations of fifth degree. Ill u 122 
Auxiliary, with quadratic 
sub-auxiliary in equa- 
tions of fifth degree Ill ii 121 
Birch, Dr. 
Origin of Egyptian: ref... . HI in 284 
Birch, Samuel. 
History of Ancient Pottery: 
reviewed II in 254 
Birch, black and white, 
Canadian II vi 32 
Birdoswald. 
Note on Latin Inscriptions 
found at II xiv 150 
Roman name Amboglanna: 
evidence II xm 149 
Birds. 
Avocets II xi 159 
Birds recently added to 
Museum. By J. B. Wil- 
liams IV I 11 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Birds-Con. 
Cage and chamber birds, 
THEIR NATURAL HISTORY, 
HABITS, FOOD, DISEASE, 
MANAGEMENT AND MODE 
OF CAPTURE. By T. M. 
Bechstein; review of: 
reprint I II 124 
Canadian Humming II n 382 
Capture of two, of Un- 
usual Occurrence in 
Ontario. By T. J. Cottle II iv 388 
Catalogue of, known to in- 
habit western Canada 
(Ont.). By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks: reviewed II xi 244 
Clapper Rail II vn 510 
Classes represented in fos- 
sils: reasons II xm 383 
Collection of Mr. Doel of 
Toronto: ref I i 122 
Coots II xi 158 
Coursers II xi 157 
Cranes II xi 155 
Disappearance of Forest 
Birds IV I 47 
Flamingo, order to which it 
belongs II xi 151 
God-wits II xi 159 
Grallatores: Waders or 
Stilted Birds. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II xi 147 
Habits of native, in cap- 
tivity IV in 92 
Herons; generic characters. II xi 154 
Jacanas II xi 158 
Land-birds can rest on water II vi 461 
List of, observed in vici- 
nity of Hamilton. By 
Thos. Mcllwraith II v 387 
List, observed near Hamil- 
ton, Ont. By Thos. 
Mcllwraith: reviewed... II xi 245 
Longshanks II xi 159 
Mammals and Birds of 
Prince of Wales Sound, 
Hudson's Strait. By 
F. F. Payne Ill v 111 
Methods adopted in classi- 
fying II vii 330 
Migrations from Ontario... Ill vii 195 
IV, in, 75,78,85, 86 
Nesting habits IV in 77, 80 
New Gigantic fossil: re- 
print I in 244 
Northern migrants winter- 
ing in Southern Ontario.. IV hi 79 
Notes and observations 
on Ontario Birds Ill vii 181 
IV i 40 
IV m 62 
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Notices of, observed near 
Hamilton, Ont. By 
Thos. Mcllwraith II vi 6, 129 
On Families properly be- 
longing to Fissirostral 
Suborder of Insessor- 
ial Birds and real 
POSITION OF SOME WHICH 
HAVE BEEN REFERRED TO 
it. By Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 230 
On the land-birds winter- 
ing IN NEIGHBOURHOOD 
of Toronto. By G. W. 
Allan I I 169 
On power that certain 
WATER BIRDS POSSESS OF 
REMAINING PARTIALLY 
SUBMERGED IN DEEP 
water. By Beverley R. 
Morris II vii 509 
On Occurrence op Ameri- 
can Birds in Europe. 
By H. Gatke: reprint.... II vi 459 
Pearly Nautilus II Vii 514 
Perching II xi 148 
Plovers II xi 156 
Pratincoles II Xi 157 
Purple Gallinule II vii 510 
Rail and Water hen, order 
to which they belong.... II xi 151 
Rails Il xi 158 
Rare Ontario specimens.... HI vii 194 
IV, in, 76, 79 
Rate of flight II vi 460 
Sandpipers II xi 159 
Screamers 11 xi 158 
Secretary, not a Grallatorial II xi 150 
Series in which orders most 
naturally placed II xi 148 
Settlement of country affects 
species obtainable II VI 9 
Sheath-bills II xi 157 
Six orders II xi 147 
Skinning and stuffing, for 
specimens; notes on I I 172 
Snake bird Il vii 509 
Snipes II xi 158 
Some of our Migratory. 
By Hon. G. W. Allan. .. . Ill III 87 
Spring arrivals in Toronto. . Ill vn 187 
188-193 
IV, III, 62-64, 73, 75, 77,106,107 
Storks II xi 154 
Tantalinae II xi 156 
True limits of Grallatores. . II xi 150 
Trumpeter; order to which 
they belong II xi 151 
Turnstones II xi 157 
Virginian Rail II vii 513 
Water hens II xi 158 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Winter, notes on Ill vn 185 
186,188,190,198 
Woodcocks II xi 159 
Birmingham, Eng., sewage 
disposal IV n 147 
Birrens, notes on Latin In- 
scriptions. 
On altars, etc II in 220 
II xiv 150 
On altar giving, defeat of 
Galgacus by Agricola.... II in 11 
Roman name, Blatum Bul- 
gium II xiv 150 
Birrenswork, Roman antiqui- 
ties at II xiv 10 
Bischoff. 
Anatomical differences be- 
tween foot and hand of 
man: ref IV vi 579 
Biceps in man and all apes 
arise same: ref IV vi 535 
Communications between 
short and long flexors of 
toes in apes: ref IV vi 571 
Development of flexor bre- 
vis in man and gibbon: 
ref..... IV vi 550 
Distribution of flexor digi- 
torum fibularis in apes: 
ref IV vi 570 
Extensor indicis same in 
gorilla and man: ref IV vi 542 
Extensor minimi digit! in 
apes: ref IV vi 542 
Flexor accessorius in an- 
thropoids: ref IV vi 571 
Flexor longus hallucis in 
orang: ref IV vi 574 
Flexor longus pollicis in 
orang: ref IV vi 539 
Insertion of extensor ossis 
metacarpi pollicis in apes: 
ref..... IV vi 543 
Interossei' of lower and an- 
thropoid apes: ref IV vi 551 
Interossei in man and apes: 
ref IV vi 576 
Levator anguli scapulae and 
serratus magnus in ape: 
ref IV vi 526 
Opponens hallucis in anthro- 
poids and lower apes: ref. IV vi 573 
Pars clavicularis in anthro- 
poid apes: ref IV vi 530 
Pectoralis minor in Cyno- 
cephalus: ref IV vi 532 
Peroneus parvus in apes: ref. IV vi 564 
Peroneus longus in man and 
apes: ref IV vi 564 
Plantaris in chimpanzee: ref. IV vi 567 
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Plantaris in lower apes IV vi 567 
Pronation in ape's knee: ref. IV vi 567 
Pronation and supination in 
leg: ref.. IV vi 578 
Scansorius in anthropoids: ref. IV vi 557 
Soleus in anthropoids, lower 
apesandman: ref IV vi 566 
Supinators in man: function: 
ref ......... IV vi 580 
Thumb muscles in gorilla: 
ref.. . .... IV vi 550 
Tibialis anticus in gorilla: , 
ref.: IV vi 562 
Tibialis anticus in orang 
and chimpanzee: ref.... IV vi 562 
Two heads of biceps in 
gorilla: ref IV vi 561 
Weyl and Bischoff's theory 
of formation of gluten: 
ref IV vn 511 
Bishop's Cap, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 549 
Bismuth. 
Detection of lead in pre- 
sence of, by blowpipe.... II x 347 
Double salts of II in 360 
Solubility of, oxide in car- 
bonate of soda before 
blowpipe II xv 253 
Bismuth alloys in blowpipe 
with 
Gold II xv 257 
Lead II xv 258 
Platinum II xv 257 
Silver II xv 257 
Tin II xv 258 
Bison, Canadian localities.. . Ill vi 70 
B. americanus var? Ill m 114 
Bisulphocyanide of oether- 
ine II i 81 
Bithynia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 247 
Celtic and Gileadite traces 
in.... II xv 78 
Zimri traces in II xv 294 
Bitter Almonds, manufac- 
ture of artificial oil of.... I II 12 
Bittern. 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Notes on Toronto frequen- 
ters IV m 76, 106 
Bittern, Cory's Least, de- 
scription IV in 76 
Bittern, greater and lesser, 
Hamilton frequenters... . II vi 135 
Bitumen. 
Rolled sheets of I u 171 
Bituminous Coal. 
Areas in Canada IV ix 101 
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Bituminous Coal-Con. 
Four different practices for 
economical combustion 
discussed Ill iv 85 
Value for steam compared 
with hard coal Ill iv 83 
Bituminous shale. 
Manufacture of Paraf- 
fine from : reprint I in 17 
Ontario, black I in 1 
Process of distilling I m 17 
Bizzozero and Torre. 
Fusiform corpuscles: ref. ... IV n 244 
Black Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 369 
Black Bear, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 77 
Black Creek. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 369 
Iroquois beach at IV vi 33 
Black Guillemot, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 123 
Black Hill, Jamaica IV v 338 
Black Mustard, Canadian 
localities II xv 162 
Black Rat, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 81 
Black River. 
Formations in central Ont. . IV vil 160 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 208 
Jointed and fissured uplands 
in, escarpment IV vn 172 
Black River group of 
rocks, in New York 
equivalent in Tennessee.. I u 138 
Black Snake-root, Canadian 
localities II xv 555 
Black-tailed Deer, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 69 
Black Throated Green 
Warbler, Ont. visitors... Ill m 96 
Black Wolf, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 72 
Blackbird, Andrew J. 
(Ottawa Indian). 
Career IV vi 299 
Blackbird Indians, J. B. Assi- 
kinack, chief of tribe .... IV vi 300 
IV vi 299 
Blackbirds. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 94 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Notes and observations on 
Ontario species Ill vn 189 
190, 199 
IV, iii,69,81,92, 98 
Blackbirds, Marsh, Hamil- 
ton species II vi 129 
Black-cap, Toronto HI vn 193 
Blackburnian warbler, 
Ontario visitors Ill in 96 
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Adoption customs IV iv 251 
Allied tribes IV iv 250 
Ancestor, Napioa... IV iv 251 
Animistic ideas Ill v 23 
Autobiography of " Many 
Shots" in pictographs.. . IV V 119 
Blackfoot Confederacy. 
By Rev. John Maclean: 
abstract Ill vn 17 
Blackfoot Language. By 
Rev. John Maclean IV V 128 
Blackfoot Sun-dance. By 
Rev. John Maclean HI vi 231 
Burial rites HI v 21 
Camping order, when on 
march IV iv 257 
Canada.:• HI v 216 
Character and civilization.. IV vi 294 
Confederacy IV iv 250 
Confederacy council. IV iv 250 
Cranial measurements II n 423 
Cree and Ojibway branches 
of Algonkin; list of words 
showing connection IV v 131 
Crowfoot s career IV vi 294 
Divinities IV vi 275 
Euphony IV V 131 
Gens, mode of forming and 
electing chief IV iv 257 
Gentes, legends connected 
with IV iv 256 
Gestures for IV v 44 
Gestures for Blood Indians. IV v 44 
Gestures for Crow Indians. . IV v 45 
Gestures for Gros Ventres, 
or Atsinas IV V 45 
Gestures for Piegan....... IV v 44 
Gestures for Sarcee Indians IV V 45 
Gestures for Sioux IV v 44 
Gestures for white men. ... IV v 44 
Gestures for various actions IV v 45 
Gesture Language of. 
By Rev. John Maclean. .IV v 44 
Marriage customs IV iv 251 
Migrations and conquests. . IV iv 250 
Modes of burial III v 20 
Modes of denoting sex IV v 138 
Mortuary customs of. By 
Rev. John Maclean HI V 20 
Natos HI vi 231 
Origin of name IV iv 249 
Orthography IV V 129 
Peace chief duties IV iv 253 
Peace chief election IV iv 253 
Picture writing of. By 
Rev. John Maclean IV v 114 
Quarrel with and separation 
from Crees IV iv 250 
Rights of chiefs, etc IV iv 252 
Sacred pipes IV iv 257 
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Serpent myth IV v 14 
Slavery IV iv 257 
Sleeping position IV iv 187 
Social organization of. 
By Rev. John Maclean. . IV iv 249 
Spirit worship ... HI V 23 
State classes in IV iv 251 
Sun Lodge HI VI 231 
Taboo IV iv 251 
Three tribes of confederacy. IV iv 249 
War chief's duties IV iv 252 
War chiefs, mode of election IV iv 252 
Warriors, duties IV iv 254 
Warriors, grades IV iv 255 
Warriors, how to become. . . IV iv 254 
Various names for, and their 
significance IV iv 249 
Blackfoot Language. 
Accentuation ... IV v 130 
Adjective (all classes dis- 
cussed) IV v 154 
Adverb (all classes discus- 
sed) IV v- 161 
Alphabet IV v 129 
Blackfeet Picture writ- 
ing. By Rev. John Mac- 
lean IV v 114 
Blackfoot Language. By 
Rev. John Maclean. IV V 128 
Case forms IV v 139 
Language characteristics... IV vi 283 
Conjunction IV v 164 
Declension of nouns IV V 140 
Gender IV V 137 
Gesture Language of 
Blackfeet. By Rev. 
John Maclean IV V 44 
Grammar and dictionary... Ill v 217 
Interjection IV v 165 
Nouns IV v 134 
Number in nouns IV V 138 
Language peculiarities IV v 128 
Prepositions IV V 165 
Pronouns (all classes dis- 
cussed) IV v 148 
Blackie, J. Stuart. 
On advancement of learning 
in Scotland: reviewed.... II i 168 
Bladder Campions, Cana- 
dian habitats II xv 169 
B. Ketmia, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 176 
B. Nut, Canadian localities. . II xv 353 
B. Pod, localities Canadian 
species II xv 163 
Blake, C. C. 
On Syndactylous Condi- 
tion of Hand in Man 
and Anthropoid Apes .. II ix 52 
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Blake, Dr. 
Wooden tools found by him 
at Eagle Harbor I i 133 
Blake, Dr. Ed. 
Hand of gorilla: ref IV vi 521 
Blakeley, Capt. 
Mathematical Investiga- 
tion of Proportion be- 
tween Length required 
FOR TELEGRAPHIC CABLE 
and its Specific Grav- 
ity: reprint II m 54 
Blake, Wm. 
On Polishing of Granite 
by driving Sand: reprint I m 357 
Bland. 
America and Africa once 
joined as evidenced by 
tortoise fossils: ref IV vm 375 
Bland Sutton, J. 
Arrangement of coraco bra- 
chialis: ref IV vi 535 
Coraco-humeral ligament: 
ref IV vi 532 
Palmaris longus: ref IV vi 537 
Blandford Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 369 
Blarina, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
B. angusticeps, Baird Ill vi 90 
B. brevicauda, Say Ill vi 90 
B. cinerea, Bach Ill vi 90 
B. talpoides, Gapper Ill vi 90 
Blasting, submarine rock 
blasting at New York.... I i 48 
Blastoidea, Ontario (pl.).... II vi 513 
Blastoidocrinus, Canadian 
specimen II iv 468 
Blatum Bulgium (Birrens). 
Latin inscriptions found at; 
note on II xiv 150 
Latin inscription on defeat 
of Galgacus by Agricola 
interpreted II in 11 
Bleaching. 
Manufacture of, powder 
from waste products I I 104 
Methods of, cotton and 
linen I I 135 
Bleasdell, Wm. M.A., 
Indian tribes of Canada. I in 209 
Bleeding practices. 
Indian; and implements (pl.) IV vu 16 
Dene IV iv 82 
Bleek, Dr. 
Kaffir and Hottentot lan- 
guages: ref II xiii 286 
Bleek, Wilhelm. 
Origin of language: ref. ... II xv 511 
Blenheim Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 369 
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Blepharoplast, cycadese. ... IV v 279 
Blind. 
Mary Bradley, Deaf and, 
Mute II xi 184 
Blochmann. 
Division of nucleolus in 
Euglena viridis: ref IV vi 501 
Block Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 369 
Blodget, Lorin. 
Climatology of United 
States: review of II in 28 
Blomfield, Dr. Chas. Jas. 
His Copy of a classical book 
now owned by Dr. Scad- 
ding: history of both II xiv 340 
Blonde race, distribution.... Ill n 13 
Blood. 
Amount of, flowing through 
Coeliac axis per day II ix 182 
Amount flowing through 
mesenteric per day II ix 182 
Amount passing through 
heart in given time, ac- 
cording to Guy and Volk- 
mann II ix 181 
Amount of sodium and po- 
tassium in dog's IV ix 401 
As food II vii 362 
Bibliography of origin of, 
cells IV n 249 
Blood Vascular System of 
Amiurus Catus. By T. 
McKenzie Ill n 418 
Detection of, stains II iv 328 
Effect of transfusing milk 
into I in 190 
Origin of physiological re- 
lation of chemical ele- 
ment in, plasma IV vu 539 
Results of transfusion of 
milk into, in cholera cases I in 191 
Structure of, corpuscles in 
Necturus IV n 228 
Studies on Blood of Am- 
phibia. By A. B. Macal- 
lum IV ii 221 
Studies on origin of, pig- 
ment. By A. B. Macal- 
lum: abstract IV II 19 
Surface tension of, plasma 
lower than that of iso- 
tonic salt solution IV ix 397 
Blood pressure. 
Artificial respirations, effect 
on, in chloroform poison- 
ing (tracing) IV vu 216 
Chloroform's effect on dog's IV vu 199 
Does respiration or heart 
stop first in chloroform 
poisoning? IV VII 199 
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Blood pressure-Con. 
Division of spinal cord, 
effect on IV vu 196 
Effect of atropine on, when 
administered with or 
without chloroform or 
morphia IV vn 228 
Effect of firm abdominal 
pressure on (pl.) IV vn 194 
Effect of posture on animal 
in which vagi paralysed 
by atropine (pl.) IV vn 196 
Hypodermic injections of 
morphia in dogs, effect, on IV vn 199 
In asphyxia in animals 
whose respiration para- 
lysed by Curara IV vn 212 
In dogs after hydrocyanic 
injection (tracing) IV vn 220 
In dog going under chloro- 
form (pl.) IV vn 201 
In double pneumo-thorax 
(tracing) IV vn 213 
In rigid condition of body 
under chloroform IV vu 215 
Normal effects of Gravity 
on (pl.) IV vn 189 
Observations on, with 
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO 
Chloroform. By R. D. 
Rudolf IV vn 187 
Of inspiratory stridor (trac- 
ing) . .; IV VII 214 
Tracheotomy's effect on 
(tracing) IV vu 217 
Vagaries in dogs (fig) IV vn 187 
Blood Indians. 
Blackfoot gestures for IV v 44 
Camping order when on 
March IV iv 257 
Gentes IV iv 254 
Gentes, legends, connected 
with IV iv 256 
Gesture language IV v 44 
Government's treatment of IV iv 259 
Mikasto or Red Crow's 
career IV vi 298 
Mortuary customs Ill v 20 
Peace chiefs' election IV iv 253 
Peace chiefs' duties IV iv 253 
Pictograph IV v 118 
Population, chiefs, bands, 
gens, etc. (1888) IV iv 258 
Reservation IV iv 258 
Reservation farm products 
in 1888 IV iv 259 
Sacred pipes IV iv 257 
Slavery IV iv 257 
Taboo IV iv 251 
War chiefs'duties IV iv 252 
War chiefs' elections IV iv 252 
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Blood Indians-Con. 
Warriors' duties IV iv 254 
Warriors' grades IV iv 255 
Warriors, how to become... IV iv 254 
Various names for, and their 
significance IV iv 249 
Blood-root. 
Canadian localities II xv 61 
Toronto specimens I i 207 
Bloor, Mr., Toronto II xm 357 
Blothrophyllum (Billings), 
generic characters II iv 129 
B. decorticatum (Billings), 
corniferous, Ontario II iv 130 
Blowpipe. 
Action of Baryta on Titanic 
Acid II x 343 
Alloys behaviour under.... II xv 256 
Bismuth oxide solubility in 
carbonate of soda under.. II xv 253 
Blowpipe Reactions. By 
E. J. Chapman II xv 249 
Chromium and manganese 
reaction with carbonate 
of soda under II xv 252 
Coal Assay by II x 349 
Contributions to, An- 
alysis. By E. J. Chap- 
man II x 339 
Estimation of moisture, 
coke, ash or inorganic 
matters and sulphur in 
coal by II x 350 
Instruments and appliances 
for assaying coal with.... II m 212 
Manganese salts reaction on 
baryta under II x 342 
Method of distinguishing 
monoxide of iron (FeO) 
from sesquioxide 
in silicates and other 
compounds by II x 345 
Method of distinguishing 
red flame of lithia from 
that of strontia by II x 341 
On Assaying of Coals by. 
By E. J. Chapman II m 208 
Silicates in phosphor-salts 
behaviour under II xv 250 
Thallium reactions under. . II xv 249 
Blowpipe detection of. 
Alkalies in presence of mag- 
nesia II x 342 
Antimony in tube-subli- 
mates . II x 348 
Baryta in presence of 
strontia II x 343 
Boracic Acid not detected 
with Turner's flux II xv 255 
Bromine II xv 254 
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Blowpipe detection of-Con. 
Cadmium in presence of 
zinc II xv 252 
Carbonates II xv 255 
Copper in minute traces in 
iron pyrites and other 
bodies II x 346 
Lead in presence of bismuth II x 347 
Lithia in presence of soda.. II X 340 
Oxide of manganese when 
present in minute quan- 
tity in mineral bodies.... II X 344 
Blowpipe Reactions in 
forming Alloys of 
Bismuth and tin II xv 258 
Copper and lead II xv 258 
Copper and thallium II xv 258 
Copper and tin II xv 258 
Copper and zinc II xv 258 
Gold and bismuth II xv 257 
Gold and copper II xv 257 
Gold and lead II xv 257 
Gold and silver II xv 257 
Gold and thallium II xv 257 
Gold and tin II xv 257 
Gold and zinc II xv 257 
Lead and bismuth II xv 258 
Lead and thallium II xv 258 
Lead and tin II xv 258 
Platinum and bismuth .... II xv 257 
Platinum and copper ....... II xv 257 
Platinum and gold II xv 257 
. Platinum and lead II xv 257 
Platinum and silver II xv 257 
Platinum and thallium .... II xv 257 
Platinum and tin II xv 257 
Platinum and zinc II xv 257 
Platinum, zinc and tin II xv 257 
Silver and bismuth II xv 257 
Silver and copper II XV 257 
Silver and lead II xv 257 
Silver and thallium II xv 257 
Silver and tin II xv 257 
Thallium and tin II xv 258 
Blowpipe-support, new... . II v 474 
Blue Cohosh, Canadian lo- 
calities II XV 59 
Blue Fox, Canadian localities III vi 73 
Blue Mountain. 
Notes on, escarpment in 
Collingwood Tp., Ont. 
By E. J. Chapman II v 304 
Nottawasaga district I I 224 
Blue-back Salmon IV ix 24 
Bluebird. 
Habits in captivity IV m 97 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 91 
Hamilton species II v 390 
Notes on Ontario frequen- 
ters Ill vu 189, 198 
IV in, 73, 83 
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Bluebird-Con. 
Bluejays, Toronto frequen- 
ters Ill vii 190 
IV in 98 
Blucher, General. 
Campaign of 1815 Ill iv 153 
Blumenbachii, Toronto.... II iv 450 
Boas, Dr. Franz. 
Eskimo of Baffin Land: ref. Ill vi 263 
Eskimo migration: ref Ill vi 275 
Eskimo poetry: ref IV vi 320 
Eskimo tradition of men 
being transformed into 
stars: ref IV v 35 
Eskimo tradition of origin 
of Europeans: ref IV v 35 
Discoverer of Ts'Ets'ant 
tribe IV vu 521 
Origin of Ts'Ets'ant tribe: 
ref IV vu 521 
Map by, incorrect in one 
particular IV iv 22 
Boats, Chinese II u 166 
Bobolink. 
Habits of Ontario frequen- 
ters Ill in 98 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Notes on Ontario frequen- 
ters Ill vu 191 
IV in 68,109 
Boccius, W. 
On Artificial Breeding 
and Rearing of Fish: 
reprint I I 18 
Bodet, Pointe au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II XIV 369 
Bodet, River au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 369 
Bodo. 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Bodies. 
On Spheroidal State of 
Bodies. By Arthur H. 
Church: reprint I ill 11 
Bodleian. 
Canada in. By Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xil 370 
Body. 
Mind and. By Prof. Alex 
Bain: ref Ill v 14 
Boehm. 
Absorption of salts by 
leaves: ref..'. IV vu 316 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vu 243 
Bcekhout and Vries. 
Edam cheese from pasteur- 
ised milk: ref IV vn 116 
Boeothick Indians. 
Arts and ornaments IV u 101 
Attempts to civilize them.. IV li 99 
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Bceothick Indians of 
Newfoundland. By 
Alan Macdougall IV li 98 
(abstract) IV u 26 
Burial customs IV II 100 
Customs and habits IV n 100 
Efforts to prevent their ex- 
termination IV li 98 
Boeotia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 258 
Horite traces in II xm 540 
Boeotia, Thebes in, silver 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 108 
Boeotia, Thespise in, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 229 
Bog Iron Ore. 
Canadian II vm 460 
Deposits in N. Brunswick.. IV vm 186 
Deposits in Manitoba IV vm 186 
Deposits in Ontario IV vm 186 
Deposits in Quebec IV vm 186 
Tests II iv 150 
Bogdanow. 
Complete removal of fat 
from muscle: ref IV vm 406 
Bogue Forts, history of II n 168 
Bohemian Chatterer, 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Bohemian Waxwing, habits 
of Ontario visitors Ill m 89 
Bohn's. 
Libraries II ill 170 
Scientific Library I u 19 
Boiler, Steam. 
Boiler Explosions. By 
Sewell: reprint II ill 145 
Boiler Explosions. By 
Astronomer Royal (1863): 
reprint II ix 46 
Fairbairn's experiments. 
Proposed associations for 
prevention of I m 81 
Fuel for Marine I ill 131 
Incrustation in: reprint.. I m 56 
Prevention of incrustation 
in .... I I 24 
Valve to prevent, explosions I I 24 
Bois Blanc Islands, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 369 
Boitard. 
Absorptions of aqueous 
solutions by leaves: ref.. . IV vu 245 
Boletinus pictus, Pk., 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 75 
Boletus. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
B. Americanus, Pk IV ix 75 
B. chromapes, Fr IV ix 75 
B. cyanescens, Bull IV ix 75 
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Boletus. Habits, etc.-Con. 
B. edulis, Bull IV IX 75 
B. felleus, Bull IV ix 75 
B. luridus, Schaeff IV ix 75 
B. Ravenelii IV ix 75 
B. Russelli, Frost IV ix 75 
B. scaber, Fr IV ix 75 
B. speciosus, Frost IV ix 75 
B. subglobripes, Pk IV ix 75 
Bolitobius cinctus, Giv. 
Mier 1 in 326 
Bolitophagus cornutus Pz. 
(Mels. Cat.), Ontario. .. I ill 259, 326 
Bollery. 
Solutions kill some plants 
and help others: ref IV vu 247 
Bolley, H. L. and C. M. 
Hall. 
Bacteria in milk in udder: 
ref IV vu 471 
Bolootoo, enchanted island. . IV vi 207 
Boltenia of British Colum- 
bia Coast. 
Boltenia auct. part IV ix 133 
Boltenia (sens, nov.) IV ix 133 
B. echinata (L.) IV ix 133 
B. echinata, Ritter IV ix 134 
B. villosa (Stimpson) IV ix 134 
Boltenia of Canadian At- 
lantic Coast. 
B. hirsuta (Agassiz) IV ix 147 
B. ovifera (L.) IV ix 147 
Bolton, Col. 
Trade conditions at Niagara 
and Upper Lakes IV iv 302 
Boltonite, from Massachu-. 
setts same as Chrysolite II iv 325 
Bombyciformes II vm 3 
Bombycilla, Hamilton species II v 393 
B. carolinensis, Toronto in 
winter I i 171 
B. garrula, Toronto winter- 
bird I I 171 
Bombycina. 
N. American: ref II vm 2 
Bonaparte's Sandpiper, 
Prince of Wales Sound.. . Ill v 121 
Bonasa, notes on Ontario 
species IV in 77, 78 
Bonaventure Formation. 
Location in Canada II vm 450 
New Brunswick II xv 385 
Quebec II xv 100 
Bond, G. P. 
Account of great comet of 
1858: review of II vm 57 
Theory as to constitution of 
comet's tail II vm 65 
Bond, Wm., Bond's Lake. . . II xm 449 
Bond's Lake, Ont., in 1800.. II xm 448 
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Bondzinsky. 
Peptone in cheese not pre- 
cipitated by ammonia 
sulphate IV vn 112 
Bone. 
Bone Caves, with espe- 
cial REFERENCE TO PRE- 
HISTORIC Man. By 
Arthur Harvey IV u 116 
Composition of II x 195 
Density of II x 195 
Instruments of, in use 
among historical nations. IV iv 43 
Marrow of II x 201 
Microscopic examination of II x 196 
On Composition, Struc- 
ture and Development 
of. By M. Barrett II x 194 
Bone Earth II i 487 
Bonnecherre River. 
Effect of sawdust in it on fish IV vu 462 
Sawdust beds in; effect on 
fish life IV vu 426 
Bonne Chere, Riviere de la, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 369 
Bonnet. 
Water absorption by leaves: 
ref IV vu 242 
Bonnet, Chas. 
Relation between plants 
and atmosphere: ref II ix 420 
Bonnycastle, Sir Richard. 
On Toronto Harbour I li 229 
Opinion of formation of 
Toronto peninsula I II 105 
Report on Toronto Harbour 
reviewed I I 162 
Books. 
Notices of Books I n 79 
I in 93, 172 
Book of Deer IV v 300 
Book of Nature. 
By F. Shoedler: reviewed.. I n 311 
Booker, T. W. 
On Cider and Perry 
making: reprint I n 163 
Bookseller, handbook of 
British and Foreign Liter- 
ature: reviewed II iv 194 
Boole, Prof. 
Obituary II X 44 
Remarks on, Mathemati- 
cal Theory of Laws of 
Thought. By Rev. Geo. 
Paxton Young II x 161 
Boomerang. 
Australian natives'use of. . II xn 448 
Described II i 270 
Propeller I I 287 
Bopp, Prof. F. 
Basis of classification of lan- 
guages: ref II xm 283 
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Boracic Acid, uselessness of 
Turner's Flux to detection 
of, in blowpipe II xv 255 
Boracite, analysis of II iv 495 
Borax. 
Analysis of, from Califor- 
nian deposits II xv 328 
California, deposit. By 
W. H. Ellis II xv 328 
Borcovicus, Roman name of 
Housesteads; evidence... II xm 147 
Bordeaux mixture. 
Absorbed by leaves IV vn 317 
Effect on growth of potatoes IV vu 318 
Effect on leaves IV vu 246 
Boreal Group. 
Canadian flora IV vm 26 
Cause of semi-arctic species 
occurring in IV vm 33 
Boreal type of plants, east 
coast L. Huron; list and 
distribution II xiv 474 
Borer, in fruit trees IV n 213 
Borghesi. 
Latin inscription on stone at 
High Rochester; trans- 
lated by II xii 124 
Borland, Andrew, New- 
market II xm 569 
Born, G. 
Supernumerary digits in 
tarsus of amphibians: ref. IV Vi 545 
Borneo. 
Coal deposits in II vi 480 
Boron, perparation of II n 304 
Boronatrocalcite, composi- 
tion II i 484 
Borranginaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species. II xiv 296 
Hamilton species. Ill u 151 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 646 
London species II vm 230 
Borzi. 
Cyanophyceae contains no 
nucleus or chromato- 
phore: ref IV vi 442 
Bos Americanus, Gmel, 
Canadian localities...... Ill vi 70 
Bosanquet Tp. 
Alveolites goldfussi II v 255 
Alveolites roemeri II v 255 
Athyris chloe, n. sp II v 282 
Diphyphyllum archiaci .... II v 260 
Favosites gothlandica II v 260 
Favosites hemispherica .... II v 260 
Orthis vanuxemi (Hall) .... II v 269 
Rhynconella laura II V 273 
Trachypora elegantula II V 254 
Bosphorus Crimean. 
Researches in. By Dr. D. 
MacPherson: reprint. ... II n 120 
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Medical inspection of 
schools IV vm 198 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vu 468 
Water supply I in 260 
Bostrichobranchus Man- 
hattensis Traustedt, 
syn. Eugyra pilularis Ver- 
nll IV ix 144 
Bostwick, Henry. 
Trader in L. Superior after 
conquest IV in 261 
Bostwick, Lardner, Toronto II xm 356 
Botany. 
Anatomy in natural botani- 
cal classification II vu 221 
Anomalous development of 
plants; diminished, in- 
creased and altered in 
direction II in 314 
Bathymetrical distribution 
of British Marine forms. . I I 109 
Botanical nature of country 
around Hamilton II xiv 286 
Botany of Eastern Coast 
of L. Huron. By John 
Gibson and John Macoun II xiv 467, 635 
Botany of New Zealand: ref. II xi 196 
Botany of North Australian 
Expedition II m 460 
Climate and physical geo- 
logy of eastern coast of 
L. Huron as affecting, of 
district II xi 467 
Considerations respect- 
ing Anomalous Vege- 
table Structures. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II m 311 
Course in Botany at Laval 
University. By l'Abbe 
Ouide Brunet: reviewed. . II ix 344 
Endorhizal division II xi 241 
Exorhizal division II xi 241 
Five distinct vegetable pro- 
vinces of America II xiv 285 
Flora peculiarities of British 
Seas I i HO 
Flower development from 
bud II x 373 
How Plants Grow. By Asa 
Gray: reviewed II iv 145 
Introduction to Crypto- 
gamic. By Rev. M. J. 
Berkeley: reviewed II m 342 
King of Saxony's botanical 
excursion to Monte Negro I I 81 
Manual of Botanic Terms. 
By M. C. Cooke:reviewed II vu 214 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Names (various) for differ- 
ent classes of flowers II x 375 
On investigators of plants. . I i 80 
On Some Questions in re- 
lation TO THEORY OF 
Structure of Plants of 
Orders Brassicace>e 
and Primulaceze. By 
Rev. W. Hincks II v 332 
Outlines of Elementary 
Botany as Introductory 
to local Floras. By Geo. 
Bentham: reviewed II vu 79 
Plants and Botanists I i 79 
Position of, in 1858 II iv 74 
Position of Marine, in (1858) II iv 75 
Progress up to 1856 II u 53 
Some thoughts on classi- 
fication IN RELATION TO 
ORGANISED BEINGS. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 31 
Botaurus, notes on Ontario 
species IV in 66, 76, 105,106 
Bothwell, a poem in 6 pts. 
By W. E. Aytoun: re- 
viewed II i 541 
Bothriocephali II iv 20 
Botocudos, crania HI vi 287 
Botrychium lunaria. 
Described ' IV v 265 
Distribution of endodermis 
in IV vi 602 
B. virginianum. 
Antheridia IV v 270 
Antheridia (pl.) IV v 275 
Apical cells IV v 282 
Archegonia IV v 270, 277 
Conidia (pl.) IV v 274 
Embryo (pl.).. > IV v 278 
Endophyte IV v 275 
Found at Little Metis, Que. IV v 268 
Fungiferous tissue (pl.).... IV v 273 
Gametophyte of. By Ed- 
ward C. Jeffrey IV v 265 
Gametophyte (pl.) IV v 270 
Mycelium (pl.) IV v 274 
Germination IV v 267 
Oosphere (pl.) IV v 278 
Periderm tissue IV v 284 
Pileorhiza IV v 282 
Pith IV v 284 
Polyembryony in IV v 282 
Position in regard to other 
representatives of Ophio- 
glossaceae IV v 287 
Preservation of prothallia. .IV v 269 
Prothallia (pl.) IV v 270 
Root diarchous or triarchous IV v 283 
Root an endotrophic my- 
corhiza IV v 282 
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B. virginianum-Con. 
Root, formation and growth 
(pl.) IV v 280 
Root hairs IV v 273 
Symbiotic filaments IV v 274 
Tracheides in IV v 281 
Botryllopora, Hamilton 
Rocks, Ont II xiv 133 
Bottles, Dene castoreum. . . IV iv 66, 135 
Bouchardat, constituents of 
gluten: ref IV vu 498 
Boucherie, Dr. 
Process of preserving timber 
from decay II n 8 
Boucher. 
Story of Anderson and Stew- 
art's search for Franklin 
expedition IV vm 398 
Boucherville Mt. 
Chemical analysis of olivi- 
nitic dolerite from II v 436 
Composition of II v 436 
Bouchette, Capt. Jean Bap- 
tiste, autograph receipt. II xv 532 
Bouchette, Col. Jos., Tor- 
onto II xiii 183 
Bouchette (Surv.-General). 
Autograph letter from 
(1800).. II xiv 89 
Topographical description 
of Canada (1815) II xv 31, 32 
Bouguer, M. 
Anthelie, phenomenon ex- 
plained I I 7 
Bouin. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. . IV vi 482 
Boulders. 
Carried in icebergs II iv 183 
Formation of Icebergs 
and Transportation 
of, by Ice. By John Rae II iv 180 
In Labrador originate 
through local glacial ac- 
tion II ix 256 
In Moisie R. Valley II ix 254 
Large, found in Ontario.... II in 357 
On flanks of Labrador 
Table-land II ix 253 
Story of a. By Arch. 
Geikie: reviewed II in 493 
Boulder-Clay. 
Forced arrangement of 
block of limestone in, 
with drawing II ix 257 
No. 1 or Till, Scarboro Hts. II xv 393 
No. 2 or Till, Scarboro Hts. II xv 401 
No. 3 or Till, Scarboro Hts. II xv 403 
Boulders, Erratic, Scarboro 
Hts II xv 404 
Boulton, M., Justice, Tor- 
onto ;... II xii 160 
II xiii 103 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Bouncing Bet, Canadian 
habitats II xv 169 
Bourdon, Sieur. 
Overland journey from Que- 
bec to Hudson's Bay 
(1646) II viii 410 
Bourke, Capt. J. G. 
Creation myth of Apache 
Indians: ref IV VI 336 
Boussingault. 
Absorption of salt solutions 
by leaves: ref IV vil 246 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vu 243 
Constituents of gluten: ref. IV vu 497 
Boussingault, J. B. 
Influence of Agricul- 
ture on Climate in 
LESSENING STREAMS, ETC.: 
reprint I u 131 
Ammonia contained in rain- 
water I ii 282 
Bovell, J., M.D. 
Additional Observations 
on Anatomy of Bear 
and Lobster I m 203 
Note on Preservation of 
some Infusoria with 
VIEW TO DISPLAY OF THEIR 
Cilia II vm 341 
Notes on Some Points in 
Anatomy of Leech (pl.) II i 27 
On transfusion of milk 
AS PRACTISED IN CHOLERA 
at Cholera Sheds, Tor- 
onto, July (1854) I in 188 
Outlines of Natural 
Theology for use of 
Canadian Student: re- 
viewed II v 201 
Original views on renal cir- 
culation I ii 146 
Bovell, J., M.D., and Dr. 
Goadley. 
Passing visits to Rice 
Lake, Humber River, 
Grenadiers Pond and 
Island: reprint I in 201 
Bowen's Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 370 
Bower. 
Ontogeny of Osmundacese: 
ref ...... IV vm 527 
Ophioglossacese relationship 
to other groups of Pteri- 
dophyta: ref IV v 288 
Osmundaceous siphonostele 
derivation: ref IV vm 526 
Stratigraphical evidence of 
upgrade theory of Osmun- 
dacese: ref. IV vm 529 
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Bowerbank, J. S. 
Monograph on British Spon- 
giadae: reviewed II x 355 
Bowles, W. L. 
Autograph in one of his 
books ... II xiv 482 
Bowman's Root, Canadian 
localities II xv 362 
Bowring, Sir John. 
Decimal system IV v 311 
Bows. 
Carriers IV iv 59 
Dene IV iv 58 
Tse'kihne IV iv 58 
Box Elder, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 354 
Boyd Dawkins, W. 
Fire used by cave dwellers 
of Britain: ref II xv 515 
Boyd, Dr. 
Weight of human brain: ref. II xv 210 
Boyd, Francis, Richmond 
Hill II xiii 448 
Boyd, J. A. 
Poem on completion of first 
Atlantic Telegraph II iv 329 
Summary of Canadian His- 
tory from time of Cartier 
to 1860: reviewed II v 537 
Boyd, W. 
On a Hyaena-Den at 
Wookey-Hole, near 
Wells: reprint II vn 377 
Boyden Premium, condi- 
tions of award to person 
who determines that all 
rays of light travel with 
same velocity II v 302 
Boyle, David, Ph.D. 
Archaeological Outlook HI iv 1 
Archaeological Remains 
A FACTOR IN STUDY OF 
History IV i 67 
Canadian Institute of 
Future IV n 3 
Notes on discoverer of 
GREAT FALLS OF LABRA- 
DOR IV ii 332 
Persistence of savagery 
in Civilization: abstract HI iv 129 
Mounds in Otonabee Tp., 
Ont.: ref IV ix 1 
On palaeoliths: ref IV iv 63 
Bracelets, Dene IV iv 139, 172 
Brachialis anticus, Orang.. IV vi 535 
Brachinus cordicallis, 
Mels. Cat., Ontario I in 210,325 
B. viridipennis (Dej), 
Mels. Cat., Ontario.... I in 210, 325 
Brachiopoda. 
Canadian II iv 274 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Brachiopoda-Con. 
Canadian genera II v 266 
II vii 109 
Characters II v 266 
II vii 109 
Classification of II m 158 
Genera of II in 160 
Generic characters II xi 188 
Note on a New Genus of 
Palaeozoic. By E. Bill- 
ings II vi 148 
Ontario.. II xiv 129 
Position in Canada II vi 289 
Toronto II iv 451 
Brachipods. 
Belleville species II v 45 
Cambrian beds contain.... IV vii 536 
Chemical Composition of 
Shells of certain: re- 
print i. I ii 195 
Rib-formulae in II iv 53, 326 
Brachycentrus fuliginosus, 
Walker. 
Characters, N. American 
habitats II vii 493 
Brachycephalic. 
Conformation of ancient 
crania found in Wiltshire 
(pl.) II Vii 407 
Crania of Indians (Amer.).. II vii 406 
Skull from Scioto Valley.. . Il n 411 
Unusual skull found at 
Barrie of, form II vn 406 
Brachys tessellata Fab., 
Canadian II I 36 
Brachysiphonidae, charac- 
teristics and families II xi 397 
Brachyura II i 280 
Braconnot, M. 
Obituary I ill 269 
Brady. 
Orbulina rock: ref IV vni 384 
Pulvinulina favus: ref IV vm 387 
Range of Polystomela crati- 
culata: ref IV vm 383 
Bradford, Eng., sewage dis- 
posal IV n 146 
Bradley, Mary. 
Mary Bradley, a Deaf 
and Blind Mute II xi 184 
Bradley's discovery of aber- 
ration of light I I 220 
Brain. 
Amiurus (pl.) Ill n 353 
As Organ of Mind. By 
Dr. Daniel Clark: abstract IV iv 227 
Average weight at different 
ages II xv 214 
Celebrated men's II xv 203 
Differences in specific grav- 
ity of II xv 181 
Idiots II xv 184 
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Brain-Con. 
Intelligence of savage races II xv 187 
Internal capacity of skull 
according to methods of 
measuring it II xv 182 
Largest, capacity among 
ancient European races. . II xv 216 
Male and female, compared II xv 195 
Man's, and other animals 
compared II xv 178 
Megalocephalic variations 
among ancient races..... II xv 216 
Mincopies of Andaman Is- 
lands II xv 186 
Negro of Guinea's II xv 180 
Primitive race of France. .. II xv 193 
Potassium richer than 
sodium in IV IX 402 
Premature ossification of 
skull in arresting develop- 
ment II xv 185 
Small sized, in man. II xv 185 
Troglodytes II xv 194 
Brain Capacity of 
American races (Indians).. II xv 219 
Ancient Britons compared 
with modern English, 
French and German II xv 217 
Bruce II xv 204 
Bunger, Dr. Christian Hein- 
rich II xv 206 
Burns.... II xv 204 
Comparative, of different 
races II xv 228 
Cuvier II xv 207 
Dante II xv 204 
Different races . . II xv 201 
Distinguished men II xv 208 
Foscolo, Ugo II xv 205 
Heinse, J. J. Wilhelm II xv 206 
Indian Tribes (Amer.) II xv 224 
Mexicans II xv 224 
Non-Christian races II xv 216 
Peruvians (ancient) II xv 219 
Peruvians II xv 224 
Toltecans II xv 223 
Various races II xv 180 
Brain Weight. 
Brain Weight and Size in 
Relation to Relative 
Capacity of Races. By 
Daniel Wilson II xv 177 
Brain weights II xv 191 
Determined from internal 
capacity of skull II xv 181 
Distinguished men II xv 209 
English II xv 202 
Negroes II xv 197 
Patients in St. Marylebone 
Infirmary II xv 211 
Scotch II xv 202 
Bramble, Canadian localities II xv 431 
S er. Vol. Page 
Bran. 
Coagulable proteid in IV vu 514 
Gliadin exists in IV vil 514 
On Proximate Principles of, 
of wheat I II 313 
Branchial Apparatus, Ami- 
urus catus (pl.) Ill II 292 
Branchial Arches, muscles 
of, of Amiurus catus Ill u 322 
Branchial Muscles, Amiurus 
catus Ill n 345 
Branchial System, Amiurus 
catus Ill ii 421 
Branchifera, characters; 
Canadian localities (pl.).. II vil 120 
Branchiostegal Rays, Ami- 
urus catus Ill II 289 
Brandon, Vt. 
Description of Brown 
Coal deposit in: reprint I I 139 
Branson, Ferguson, M.D. 
Soap as a means of art I u 281 
Brant, Capt. John (Mo- 
hawk). 
Autograph letter on losses 
during war of 1812 II xiv 92 
Brant, Joseph. 
Joseph Brant in American 
Revolution. By Lieut.- 
Col. E. Cruikshank IV v 243 
IV vil 391 
Brief biography IV v 243 
Letter complaining of 
American treatment of 
their Indian prisoners.... IV vil 397 
Letter from Upper San- 
dusky regarding opera- 
tions there in 1781 . IV vu 403 
Letter to militia officer 
threatening him IV vil 399 
Letter to Col. Daniel Clauss 
in 1779 IV vu 394 
Letter to Sir John Johnson 
in 1782 stating his griev- 
ances IV vn 406 
Operations in Mohawk val- 
ley during Revolutionary 
war IV vu 398 
Part in sacking Cherry 
Valley, 1778... ... IV iv 289 
Speech at Council Meeting 
in Detroit during Revolu- 
tionary war IV vu 402 
Brant Goose, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 121 
Brant's Village, gazetteer 
notice (1813)........... II XIV 370 
Brantford. 
Opening of Buffalo and 
Brantford Ry.: reprint. I II 205 
Bras d'Or, limestone deposits IV vm 155 
Brasenia, Canadian species.. II xv 59 
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B. peltata, Pursh, Canadian 
localities II xv 59 
B. purpurea. 
Development of young stem 
(pl.) IV vi 620 
Stelar system and phlceo- 
terma (pl.) IV vi 621 
Brass. 
Formation of, by Gal- 
vanic Agency I m 302 
Iron coated with I I 43 
Othomis of Mexico: ref.. . . IV v 207 
Native histories of Mexico 
and Central America. ... IV vi 156 
Mexican and Zapotecs Wars IV vi 171 
Brasseur de Bourbourg, 
Abbe. 
History of Oaxaca IV vi 158 
Ruins of Palenque IV vi 102 
Brassica, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
B. alba, Boissier II xv 161 
B. nigra, Boissier II xv 162 
B. sinapistrum Boissier.... II xv 161 
B. sinapistrum, Boissier. 
Copper sulphate solution 
kills it and helps grain: 
ref ..... IV vii 247 
Spray that will kill it with- 
out injuring grain IV vii 308 
Brassicaceae. 
Collateral chorisis in II x 379 
On some Questions in re- 
lation TO THEORY OF 
Structure of Plants of 
Orders, and Primu- 
lace/e. By Rev. W. 
Hincks II v 332 
Theory regarding number 
and structure of the 
various parts of the 
flowers in II v 333 
Brayley, Ed. W., F.R.S. 
Notes on Apparent Uni- 
versality of Principle 
Analogous to Regula- 
tion, on Physical Na- 
ture of Glass, and on 
Probable Existence of 
Water in State corre- 
sponding TO THAT OF 
Glass: reprint II vi 63 
Brazil. 
Ancient tribes Ill v 68 
Morro Velho gold lode I I 17 
Bread. 
Causes producing staleness. I I 189 
Methods of adulterating. . . I in 280 
Use of Lime-water in For- 
mation of: reprint...;. . I ill 309 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Breakenridge, John. 
Nom-de-plume "Claud Hal- 
cro"; poem. Crusaders 
before Jerusalem II xv 453 
Breast plates, Dene cere- 
monial IV iv 167 
Breath, and its government. . Ill vi 181 
Brebner, G. 
Root first shows develop- 
ment in Danaea: ref IV v 280 
Breccia. 
Described II vi 440 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Bredig Copper Colloidal 
Solution, effect of potas- 
sium phosphate in, on 
velocity of particles in 
electric field IV ix 59 
Breech-cloth, Dene cere- 
monial IV iv 180 
Breeding, artificial breeding 
of fish I i 18 
Bremenium (High Roches- 
ter), notes on Latin In- 
scription on stones and 
altars found at II vi 242 
II xii 123 
II xiv 550 
Bressa Prize. 
Bressa Prize IV m 186 
Conditions of award for 
1891-94 IV iv 234 
Bretagne. 
Gaelic topographical names 
in Ill v 82 
Language and Litera- 
ture of. By Rev. Dr. 
McNish Ill v 76 
Bretons. 
Of Cymric family Ill v 77 
Only French sailors IV n 176 
Origin Ill v 77 
Relation to Guanche IV vn 37 
Sailors in Caesar's time. ... IV n 177 
Type of, crania II ix 400 
Brewster, Sir David. 
Experiments on vision II u 269 
Memoirs of Life, Writings 
and Discoveries of Sir 
Isaac Newton: reviewed. II I 452 
Notice of tree struck by 
lightning I I 95 
On Sir David Brewster's 
SUPPOSED LAW OF VISIBLE 
Direction. By Rev. 
George Paxton Young.. . II n 268 
Brick Clay, Canadian II vm 461 
Bridge. 
Action of Ice at Rice 
Lake on. By T. C. Clarke I m 249 
Bruni's Iron Bridge over 
River Wye I I 35 
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Bridge-Con. 
Description of, at Rice Lake I m 249 
Description with draw- 
ings of a Mill-dam and 
Bridge across a Creek 
FIFTY FEET WIDE I I 10 
High Bridge, Portage, New 
York, described with illus- 
trations I i 68 
Niagara Suspension: re- 
print I hi 19 
Railway Bridge over St. 
Lawrence at Montreal ; 
ITS LOCATION AND CON- 
STRUCTION: reprint I II 76 
Railway Suspension Bridge 
over Niagara I I 46 
I in 149 
Report of Survey for Rail- 
way Bridge over St. Law- 
rence at Montreal I ii 44 
Report on Victoria Bridge. 
By Robert Stephenson: 
reviewed II I 467 
The Victoria I m 69 
Victoria compared with 
Niagara Suspension 
Bridge II I 479 
Victoria, material in II I 468 
Victoria Bridge, with 
PLAN, DESCRIPTION AND 
Robert Stephenson's 
Report I n 290 
Bridgeman, Laura. 
On Vocal Language of. 
By Daniel Wilson II xi 113 
Brie, Cheese, nature of fatty 
acids formed in IV vn 111 
Brieger and Ehrlich. 
Immunity of milk of im- 
mune animals: ref IV vn 480 
Brinton, Dr. D. G. 
Creation myths of Algon- 
quin tribes II v 19 
Dew as holy water among 
Mayas: ref IV vi 336 
Eskimo myths: ref Ill vi 289 
Grammatical gender in 
Aryan speech: ref Ill vn 216 
Huastecs IV vi 177 
Identity of Savacon of 
Caribs IV vi 116 
Maya chronicles published 
by......... IV vi 158 
On distribution of Denes: 
ref IV iv 14 
On distribution of Kenai: 
ref...: IV iv 15 
On Dene technology: ref.... IV iv 35 
Origin of Mound-builders: 
ref Ill v 63 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Brinton, Dr. D. G.- Con. 
Origin of term "Eskimo": 
ref Ill vi 267 
Poetry of Eskimo: ref IV vi 319 
Priests (primitive) as ob- 
servers of nature: ref IV vi 320 
Quetzalcoatl worship: ref... IV v 13 
Time reckoning among Al- 
. gonkins IV v 313 
Bristol, Ont., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 370 
Britain. 
Ancient metallurgy in II vn 31 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 265 
Barrow builders in II ix 378 
Beavers in early II iv 360 
Brachycephalic skull found 
in Wiltshire (pl.) II vn 407 
Celtic migration into Ill i 310 
Cimbri migration into Ill i 310 
Coal supply of II ix 30 
Constructions used in Latin 
Inscriptions on pigs of 
lead found in II vn 28 
Crania of Ancient Britons. 
By J. B. Davis: ref II vn 437 
Crania, artificial distortion 
of, in ancient II vn 408 
Crania Britannica; deline- 
ations and descriptions of 
skulls of early inhabitants 
of. By Jos. Barnard 
Davis and John Thur- 
nam: reviewed II iv 142 
Crania of early races of... . II vn 437 
Crania from Longlow Cist.. II vn 423 
Crania of primitive races 
from West Kennet .... II vn 425 
Cranial distortions of an- 
cient Britons: causes of.. II vm 141 
Cranial evidence of Phoe- 
nician settlement in II vm 137 
Cranial measurements of 
skulls from British Bar- 
rows and Cists II vn 436 
Cranial measurements of 
skulls from British Mega- 
lithic Tombs II vn 435 
Cranial types (3) in Ancient 
British graves II vm 131 
Cranial types found in an- 
cient, and deductions 
therefrom II vm 138 
Cave and sepulchre excava- 
tions II vn 404 
Description of Monu- 
ments of Roman Rule 
in North of England: 
reviewed II xiv 543 
Dolichocephalic crania of, 
questions concerning. ... II vm 138 
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Errors in Wright's book on 
"Celt, Roman and 
Saxon'' II v 286 
Fossil musk ox found in... . II I 307 
Identified Stations on 
southern Roman bar- 
rier in. By Rev. John 
McCaul II xiii 136 
Illustrations of Signifi- 
cance OF CERTAIN AN- 
CIENT British Skull 
forms. By Daniel Wilson II vm 127 
Inquiry into Physical 
Characteristics of An- 
cient and Modern Celt 
of Gaul and. By Daniel 
Wilson •.••••.•• 11 1X 369 
Inscriptiones Britanniae 
Latinae: reviewed II xiv 145 
Latin Inscriptions on Metal- 
lurgic relics in II vi 410 
Latin Inscriptions on pigs of 
lead found in II VII 30 
Malcolm's Genealogical 
Tree of Royal Family 
of: reprint II VII 152 
Notes on Latin Inscrip- 
tions found in Britain. 
By Rev. John McCaul... II in 7, 220 
II iv 173, 349 
II v 283, 483 
II vi 230, 395 
II vn 28 
II ix 217 
II x 95, 303 
II xii 108 
On Breaks in Succession 
of Life in British Rock. 
By Prof. A. C. Ramsay: 
reprint II in 89 
Osteological evidence as to 
ancient races in II ix 378 
Primitive races of II vn 423 
Primitive races prior to the 
Celts II vn 405 
Races inhabiting, in prime- 
val times II ix 375 
Roman government of, 
general view of II X 303 
Roman Governors during 
first century and dates of 
rule II x 304 
Roman Governors of, during 
second, third and fourth 
centuries determined from 
Latin Inscriptions II x 310 
Roman Inscriptions in, 
McCaul's rendering of 
Bath inscription correct. . II m 465 
Roman medicine stamps in, 
interpreted II ill 8 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Roman metallurgy in .... . II vi 409 
Roman walls in, who built 
them? II xiii 136 
Shellsfound on Roman sitesin II in 386 
Skulls of early inhabitants. II n 443 
Spurious MSS. on antiqui- 
ties in II xii 178 
Sugar beet industry; at- 
tempted development in. II vi 470 
Topographical Argument 
IN FAVOUR OF EARLY 
SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH 
Isles by Celts who 
spoke Gaelic. By Neil 
MacNish..... Ill I 310 
Types of ancient crania 
found in II ix 375 
Use of iron-clad vessels in 
navy II vi 74 
Zimri traces in (ancient)... II xv 311 
Britannicus. 
Inscription on pig of lead to II vn 38 
British. 
British Immigration into 
U. Canada, 1825-37. By 
A. F. Hunter: abstract.. IV iv 229 
British Rule in India. By 
J. Patterson IV ix 83 
Exports, 1853 I m 67 
Discoveries in America com- 
pared with French II ii 403 
Policy in India from 1750- 
1856 IV ix 85 
Post Office 1839-52, and 
finances 1822-51 I I 96 
British Association for Ad- 
vancement of Science. 
1852 Meeting; extracts. ... I i 81, 95 
1853 Meeting; President's 
Address (Mr. Hop- 
kins) I n 49 
Extracts from proceed- 
ings I n 66 
1854 Meeting; President's 
Address I m 85 
Extracts from proceed- 
ings I in 109, 143 
1855 Meeting; President's 
Address I in 369 
Extracts from proceed- 
ings I in 364, 411 
1856 Meeting; President's 
Address (Dr. Dau- 
beny) II n 50 
Extracts from proceed- 
ings II ii 110 
1857 Meeting; President's 
Address (Rev. Hum- 
phrey Lloyd) II ii 462 
Extracts from proceed- 
ings H in 50 
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British Association-Con. 
1858 Meeting; President's 
Address containing 
review of Science to 
date II iv 61 
1859 Meeting; President's 
Address (H. R. H. 
Prince Albert) II v 64 
1863 Meeting; President's 
Address (Sir Wm. 
Armstrong) II ix 28 
Montreal meeting; results. .Ill in 22 
Objects and aims I n 56 
II iv 63 
III in 25 
Report by Committee in- 
vestigating some improve- 
ments in Gun-Cotton.... II ix 37 
British Canadian, nom-de- 
plume of Ed Ermatinger; 
Theology in University of 
Toronto (1851) II xv 447 
British Columbia. 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
Copper ores and copper pro- 
ductions, 1905 IV vm 157 
Flora characteristics IV vm 36 
Geological areas of II xv 19 
Indian languages in, list.... Ill v 216 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
Populations of Indians in 
1820, 1847 I i 197 
Produce of, mines for 
1860: reprint II vn 147 
Silver deposits and produc- 
tion up to 1905 IV vm 159 
Sketch of Overland Route to. 
ByH.YouleHind:reviewed II vn 200 
British Columbia Coast. 
Ascidians IV ix 117 
Ascidiopsis; n. sp IV ix 119 
Caesira apoploa, n. sp IV ix 124 
Caesira cooperi, n. sp IV ix 127 
Caesira hecateia n. sp IV ix 125 
Caesira pacifica n. sp IV ix 126 
Cnemidocarpa nov IV ix 132 
Corella; n. sp IV ix 122 
Goniocarpa nov IV ix 131 
Katatropa nov IV ix 129 
Metandrocarpa dermatius 
n. sp IV ix 129 
Phallusia; n. sp IV ix 121 
British Columbia Group 
(flora) IV vm 26 
British Guiana, exports and 
products of (1859) II vn 140 
British Honduras, exports 
and products of (1859).. . II vn 137 
British Museum, Removal 
of Natural History Col- 
lection from; principles 
involved II iv 56 
Ser. Vol. Page 
British Seas. 
Coralline zone in I i 109 
Fauna and flora peculiarities I i 110 
Laminarian zone in I i 109 
Natural History of. By 
Prof. E. Forbes I I 109 
British West India. 
British West India Colo- 
nies in 1859: reprint. ... II vn 136 
Britons, Ancient. 
Brain capacity compared 
with modern English, 
French and German II xv 217 
Crania of: reviewed II I 484 
Cranial capacity (large).... II xv 216 
Cranial distortions in II vn 443 
Early history of II ix 372 
Physical characteristics of. . II ix 373 
Brittany. 
Celtic origin of people Ill v 76 
Celtic survival in IV n 176 
Druid remains Ill v 78 
Gaelic topographical names 
in Ill v 82 
Language and Literature 
of. By Rev. Dr. McNish III v 76 
Brock, Henry. 
Upper Niagara River. ... Ill n 222 
Brock, Maj.-Gen. 
Autograph letter to Bishop 
at Quebec about ordain- 
ing a Lutheran minister. . II xiv 103 
Burial notice in St. Mark's 
register IV I 111 
Naval conditions on Gt. 
Lakes previous to war of 
1812 and results depen- 
dent on them IV vi 359 
Brock Monument. 
Construction of, and details II I 201 
Designs for I I 22 
Design (pl.) I I 41 
Brocken, spectre of, cause of 
and examples I I 7 
Brocklesby, Prof. J. 
On Rising of Waters in 
Springs immediately be- 
fore Rain: reprint I n 141 
Brookville. 
Discovery of Copper and 
other Indian Relics 
near. By Thos. Rey- 
nolds II i 329 
Indian Relics of Copper 
hatchet or gouge, knife 
and spear and skeletons 
found at II I 330 
Brodie. 
Cecidomyia bulla Walsh: 
ref IV ix 317 
Eucosma scudderiana Cle- 
mens: ref IV ix 312 
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Food Plants of Platy- 
samia Cecropia HI iv 211 
Modern ornithology: 
abstract IV n 37 
Brogger and Reusch. 
Origin of Apatites: ref IV vm 495 
Bromide. 
Cadmio-bromide of Sodium; 
preparation of II I 17 
Of organic radicals II I 488 
Brome Mt. 
Chemical Analysis of tra- 
chytic rock from II V 430 
Bromine. 
Detection in blowpipe II xv 254 
Brondgeest, J. T. 
On the Preservation of 
Food I n 107 
Brongniart, Alex. 
Fossil bones of man of great 
antiquity found near 
Paris: ref II VI 369 
Brontidae II i 285 
Bronze Period. 
Contemporaneous with 
stone age IV iv 137 
In Europe and America... . I n 215 
In Scotland I in 315 
Bronzite II v 527 
Bronzite, rhombic pyrox- 
ene, Whin Sill (Eng.): 
ref Ill v 178 
Brooks, H., St. John. 
Adductor obliquus in orang: 
ref IV vi 574 
Flexor brevis pollicis in 
orang: ref IV vi 539 
Opponens hallucis in anthro- 
poids: ref IV vi 573 
Opponens pollicis in orang: 
ref IV vi 548 
Sesamoid bones in anthro- 
poids: ref IV vi 544 
Brosenia antiqua, Medicine 
Hat HI v 155 
Brougham, Lord. 
Autograph acknowledgment 
of pamphlet from Sir W. 
Congreve II XIV 479 
Brown, Alex. 
Richard Norton's journey to 
Coppermine Country.... IV ix 204 
Brown, C. B. 
* * Layton ' ' series of J amaica: 
ref IV v 341 
Brown, C. P., M.A. 
Distribution of Potas- 
sium in Renal Cells. . IV ix 389 
Brown, Peter. 
Nom-de-plume *'Libertas''; 
selections from writings. . II xv 274 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Brown, Richard. 
First mining for coal in 
Cape Breton: ref IV ix 99 
Brown, Dr. Robert. 
Eskimo an Hyperborean 
American race: ref Ill v 60 
Obituary II in 365 
Brown Coals II in 211 
Brown-Sequard, E. 
Facts tending to show 
daily Development and 
Transformation of sev- 
eral KILOGRAMMES OF 
Fibrine in Human Body 
AND ALSO WHERE THIS 
Development and 
Transformation take 
place: reprint II ix 178 
Brown Thrasher, habits 
of Ontario visitors Ill III 98 
Browne, Alex. 
Account of Coppermine 
region IV ix 210 
Browne, Jas. 
Aborigines of Australia II i 251 
Superstitions and Tra- 
ditions of Aborigines of 
Australia II i 505 
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett. 
Last Poems of, reviewed... II vn 210 
Browning, T. B. 
Alaskan Boundary: ab- 
stract Ill v 132 
Codification of Law: ab- 
stract IV i 12 
Codification of Law 
with reference to Con- 
tracts: abstract IV n 28 
Codification of Law. 
Real and Personal Pro- 
perty: abstract IV I 36 
Elocutionary Drill 
Chart Ill vi 181 
England's Oldest Col- 
ony: abstract Ill II 50 
French Shore Question: 
abstract Ill vn 33 
Individualism, from so- 
cial AND HISTORIC POINT 
of view: abstract Ill vi 21 
Bruce, Dr. 
Antiquity of pipes II II 343 
Interpretation of Latin in- 
scriptions found in Britain II in 224 
II, v, 485; II, ix, 218 
II, x, 99; II, xn, 118 
Tobacco: reprint II n 343 
Bruce, Robert the, 
Brain capacity of II xv 204 
Bruce Mines. 
Examination of Huronian 
limestone of II iv 269 
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Bruce Mines-Cow. 
Ontario II vu 216 
Bruchmann. 
Endophyte of Lycopodium 
annotinum: ref IV v 275 
Prothallus of Lycopodium 
annotinum: ref IV v 267 
Brucite, crystallization of. . . II vi 527 
Bruck. 
Capillaries take up fat: ref. IV vm 253 
Briicke. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref.. IV vi 481 
Means by which Chameleon 
changes its colour: ref. .. IV vm 103 
Bruges, City. 
Development of printing in. . II xv 587 
Brugmann, Karl. 
Grammatical gender in 
Aryan speech: ref Ill vu 216 
Brugmann and Paul. 
Origin of gender: ref IV vi 65 
Brunel, Alfred. 
Economy of F uel for 
Steam Machinery II i 336 
Iron bridge across Wye, 
designed by I I 35 
Width of railway gauge.... I n 192 
Brunet, Prof. 
Species of Spruce HI vi 173 
Brunettes, number in differ- 
ent parts of world HI ii 13 
Brunnel, Alfred. 
Report on Ontario, Simcoe 
and Huron Ry.: reviewed I i 256 
Brussels, City, medical in- 
spection was first intro- 
duced in schools of IV vm 193 
Brutii, copper coin from, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 227 
Bryant, Jacob. 
Book once owned by him 
now owned by Dr. Scad- 
ding; history of Book. .. . II xiv 322 
Bryce, Rev. Geo., M.A., 
D.D., etc. 
Crying need of Indus- 
trial Research in Can- 
ada IV ix 223 
Bryce, P. H., M.A., M.D. 
Hypnotism and its Pheno- 
mena HI ii 62 
Some Factors in Malaria 
Problem Ill ii 216 
Some Points in Natural 
History of Ground 
Waters IV i 149 
Bryce, T. H. 
Anomalies in pectoralis 
major in man: ref IV vi 531 
Brydges, Sir Samuel Eger- 
ton. 
Autograph II xiv 496 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Bryozoa. 
Characters II i 388 
II xi 321 
Fossils in Canada (pl.) II vn 109 
Bryozoons. 
Belleville species II v 45 
Species of, from great sea 
-depths II vi 520 
Bubo, Hamilton species II v 388 
B. virginianus. 
Canadian specimens II u 220 
Habits of IV m 93 
Notes on Ontario frequen- 
ters Ill vu 188, 189 
IV i 45 
IV, m, 67, 92,101 
Buboninae. 
Sub-family of, described.. . II n 220 
Bucania rotundata, Hall, 
Ottawa R I i 222 
B. sulcatina (Emmons), 
Ottawa R I i 222 
Buccament Valley, St. Vin- 
cent, W. Indies (pl.) IV vu 364 
Buccinidse. 
Canadian II iv 273 
Generic characters II ix 233 
Bucerotidse, reasons for plac- 
ing in sub-order Ser- 
ratirostres II ix 235 
Bucco-pharyngeal, respira- 
tion in Plethodon IV vm 489 
Bucco-pharynx, position of 
capillaries of, for respira- 
tion IV vm 487 
Buchan, Dr. 
Spectre of Brocken seen at 
Brighton: ref I I 7 
Buchan, J. M. 
Canadian Plants II xiv 300 
Flora Hamiltonensis. .. . Ill n 145 
Notes on Flora of Hamil- 
ton II xiv 281 
Presidential Address 
(1882) Ill i 361 
Presidential Address 
(1883-84) on Complex- 
ion, Climate and Race . Ill ii 5 
Obituary HI iv 7 
Buchanan, Prof. 
Theory of Righthandedness II xm 203 
Buck, Spike Horn II I 188 
Buckeye, Canadian localities II xv 353 
Buckingham, Eng. 
Calcareous concretions 
from. By Dr. G. D. Gibb: 
reprint II II 216 
Buckingham Tp., Graphite 
from, analyzed II xn 265 
Buckle, Henry Thos. 
Autograph II xiv 481 
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Buckthorn, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 352 
Buddha. 
Connection with Jadag 
family II xiv 573 
Date of death IV iv 271 
Buddhist, connection with 
Zimran II xv 285 
B. inscriptions. 
Interpreted by Devanagari 
characters IV iv 262 
New reading of, of India. 
By John Campbell IV iv 261 
Princeps considers them 
work of Aryans; Camp- 
bell, work of aboriginal 
peoples IV iv 265 
Proclamation of Asoka 
found at Girnar; trans- 
lated IV iv 266 
Tsurami inscription found 
at Mathura translated... IV iv 268 
Budding. 
Effect of nutrient solutions 
on: expts IV vn 339 
Yeast cell IV vi 498 
Budgen, Richard. 
Remarks on Law of 
Storms as set forth in 
TRACT PUBLISHED BY, IN 
1730. By Rev. C. Dade II v 294 
Buds. 
Effect of water and nutrient 
solutions upon develop- 
ing, of willow twigs: 
expts IV vii 339 
Flower development from.. II x 372 
Buerotidae, generic charac- 
ters II ix 233 
Buffalo, N.Y. 
Associated Charities Ill in 103 
Buffalo and Brantford 
Ry., opening of: reprint I n 205 
Waterworks I m 260 
Buffalo. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 70 
Extermination of Ill iv 144 
Half-Breed's Hunting me- 
thods II i 129,133 
Indian Buffalo hunt II v 192 
Wood Buffalo. By Ernest 
E.T. Seton HI ill 114 
Bufo variabilis, supernumer- 
ary digit in tarsus IV vi 545 
Buhler, Anton. 
Alkalies' action on nerve 
cells: ref IV vi 413 
Another green staining sub- 
stance besides nucleolus 
in nucleus:: ref IV vi 410 
Chemical properties of Nissl 
granules: ref IV vi 406 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Buhler, Anton- Con. 
Foetal cells devoid of Nissl 
granules: ref IV vi 418 
Nissl granules not always in 
Lacerta agilis: ref IV vi 426 
Nissl granules in spinal 
ganglion cells: ref IV vi 409 
Buidhean or Bell of Stro- 
wan, miraculous powers of II iv 433 
Building stones, Gaspe Pen- 
insula II v 467 
Bujwid. 
Bacteria found in milk 
supply of Warsaw: ref... IV vn 467 
Bulbiferous Cinta, Toronto i i 206 
Bull, Rev. Canon. 
Old church register found in 
Chippewa by IV iv 240 
Bulla, oryza Tott, St. Law- 
rence Valley II hi 87 
Bulrush family, species 
yielding paper fibre II Xi 199 
Buhic region IV vi 180 
Bunbury. 
Cathaei of Punjab and 
Cathay resemblance pure- 
ly chance: ref Ill v 75 
Bunch-berry, characters: 
Canadian habitats II vi 280 
Bundenbachia, stiirtz. 
Characteristics; family and 
species IV vin 367 
Bunge. 
Nucleins from yolk of hen's 
egg and milk contain iron 
firmly bound in nuclein 
molecule: ref IV n 237 
Biinger, Dr. Christian 
Heinrich. 
Brain capacity of II xv 206 
Bunsen. 
Origin of Egyptians: ref... . Ill in 285 
Bunsen, M. 
Investigations to separate 
metals from their com- 
pounds: ref I in 94 
Preparation of Aluminium. . I III 362 
Autograph and reminiscen- 
ces II xiv 500 
Bunting. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Prince of Wales Sound 
species Ill v 120 
Bunting, Indigo, notes on 
Ontario frequenters Ill vn 192 
IV, m, 70, 76, 82, 109 
Bunting, rice, habits of 
Ontario visitors Ill m 98 
Bunting, Snow, Toronto 
winterbird I I 171 
Bunting, towree, habits of 
Ontario visitors Ill ill 93 
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Buprestidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 214 
Buprestis aureolenta Lin. 
Cat.) I in 257 
Burford Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) ... II xiv 370 
Burgess Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 370 
Burgoa, Francisco de. 
History of Oaxaca and Za- 
achilla-Yoho IV vi 158 
Burlington Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 210 
Burlington Beach and 
Heights, geological for- 
mation of II v 509 
Burn, David. 
Nom-de-plume "Scotus": 
educational questions re- 
viewed II xv 446 
Burnet, Canadian localities II xv 362 
Burnett, Dr. W. J. 
Researches on Develop- 
ment of Viviparous 
Aphides: reprint I n 136 
Burnfield, Rev. Geo. 
Ancient Egyptian Lan- 
guage Ill in 281 
Burning-Bush, Canadian 
habitats II xv 353 
Burns, David, Toronto II xm 186 
Burns, Robert. 
Brain capacity of II xv 204 
Brain capacity and early life II xv 212 
Burnside, Dr., Toronto II xn 341 
Burr, Rowland, Toronto.... II xm 375 
Burrard Inlet. 
Chelysoma columbianum 
sp. n. in '... . IV ix 124 
Corella rugosa sp. n. in IV ix 122 
Goniocarpa coccodes sp. n. 
in IV ix 132 
Burr-stone, discovered in 
gneiss of Chatham II II 49 
Bursacrinus II vi 528 
Burt. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vu 244 
Burton, E. F. 
Dialysis of Colloidal 
Ferric Hydroxide IV ix 53 
Size of suspension particles 
of colloidal solutions: ref. IV viu 435 
Burwell, Adam Hood. 
Nom-de-plume "Erie-us"; 
with selections from poems II xv 450 
Bury, Mrs. 
Radiolarians: ref IV viu 386 
Buscalioni. 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Busck, August. 
Host plant of Gnorimos- 
chema gallaeasterella Kelli- 
cott: ref IV ix 310 
Bush Clover, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 358 
Busycon peroersum, Mani- 
toba mounds contain.... Ill iv 134 
Butcher Bird or American 
Shrike. 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 133 
Wintering in Ontario HI vu 182 
IV I 44, 59 
Buteo. 
Hamilton species II v 387 
Notes on Ontario species... . Ill vn 195 
IV, in, 67, 84, 89, 90 
Buteo. Characters and 
Canadian specimens of 
B. hyemalis II iv 445 
B. lineatus II iv 445 
B. pennsylvanicus II iv 445 
Buteoninae, generic charac- 
ters; various species de- 
scribed and discussed.... II iv 444 
Buthotrephis gracilis, Hall, 
Clinton Group, Dundas 
and Hamilton II xiv 137 
Butler, Capt. Walter. 
Journal of, on voyage 
ALONG NORTH SHORE OF 
L. Ontario from 8th to 
16th March, 1779. By 
Capt. Ernest Cruikshank IV iv 279 
Memoir of. By Capt. 
Ernest Cruikshank IV iv 284 
Reply to charges of cruelty 
against him IV iv 290 
Butler, Col. John. 
Col. Butler and Butler's Ran- 
gers; settlement in Niagara IV i 98 
In American Revolution. . . IV v 252 
In Niagara (1778) IV iv 303 
Obituary IV I 116 
Butler, Dr. Samuel. 
History of his copy of a 
classical book which Dr. 
Scadding possesses II xiv 341 
Butler, Fessenden and. 
A new planimeter III v 27 
Butler's Rangers IV i 74 
Biitschli. 
Cell structure of Bacteria 
and Cyanophyceae same 
in type: ref IV VI 444 
Cyanophyceae cells contain 
nuclein: ref IV vi 445 
Structure of Beggiatoa: ref. IV vi 472 
Butter fat. 
Cocoa nut oil adulterant 
identified by Reichert's 
Process Ill v 40 
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Reichert's Distillation- 
Process FOR IDENTIFI- 
CATION OF. By A. McGill III v 39 
Buttercup. 
Localities Canadian species. II xv 53 
Toronto I I 207 
Butterflies, early appearance 
in Nova Scotia I I 241 
Butternut, Canadian II vi 32 
Butterweck, Otto Carl. 
Ripening of tobacco: ref.. . IV vn 323 
Butyric. 
Acid in lactic fermentation. II vi 457 
Ferment II vi 457 
Peculiar flavour of pine 
apple rum due to, ether.. I i 10 
Buzzards. 
Generic characteristics II iv 444 
Hamilton species II v 387 
Buzzard, Rough-legged. 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Toronto Ill vn 186 
Byrant. 
Analysis of ancient myth- 
ology: ref II xiii 156 
Byron, Lord 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Byrrhidse, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Byrrhus cyclophorus, 
Kirb., Canadian II I 36 
B. varius (Mels. Cat.) I in 257 
Bysmalith, L. Wendigokan 
region IV vm 359 
Bytownite, same as Anorthite I i 114 
Cabbage family, species 
yielding paper fibre II xi 199 
C ablahuh- Tihax. 
King of Cachiquels IV vi 125 
Cable. 
Completion of first cable and 
second survey for Atlantic II vi 105 
Difficulties in laying first 
cable across Irish Channel I I 33 
Difficulties of constructing 
Atlantic I Hl 5 
Experimental Observa- 
tions on. By Mr. Wild- 
man: reprint I m 366 
Exploration survey for se- 
cond Atlantic II VI 105 
First Atlantic II ill 462 
Law of the Squares. Is 
it admissible or not in- 
transmission OF SIGNALS 
by Cable. By O. W. 
Whitehouse: reprint II n 113 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cable-Con. 
Mathematical Investi- 
gation of Proportion 
between Length re- 
quired FOR TELEGRA- 
PHIC Cable and its 
Specific Gravity. By 
Capt. Blakely: reprint... II m 54 
Observations on, between 
Europe and America. 
By L. Turnbull I m 4 
Poem by J. A. Boyd on 
completion of first At- 
lantic Cable II iv 329 
Recent Expeditions of 
"Bulldog" and "Fox" 
for Cable from Europe 
to America, via Faroe, 
Iceland and Green- 
land: reprint II vi 80 
Survey made, prior to laying 
Atlantic Cable II n 86 
To India I in 341 
Cabot, J. Eliot. 
Physical features of south 
shore of L. Superior II i 353 
Cabree, Canadian localities. .Ill vi 70 
Cabot's Head, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813). . II xiv 370 
Cacab, rebellion in IV vi 201 
Cachiquels. 
Conquest of Akahals IV vi 161 
Conquests IV vi 159 
Dominion in Central Amer- 
ica IV vi 205 
History IV vi 156, 169 
Kings of; record of, on altar 
at Copan IV vi 151 
Oxlahun-Pek king of IV vi 125 
Oxyib revolt from IV vi 203 
Thirteen Dogs, king of ... . IV vi 125 
Twelve Flint Knives, king of IV vi 125 
Vaku IV vi 116 
Wukubatz king of IV vi 125 
Zecpan Atitlan MS IV vi 157 
Caderouqua in 1779 IV iv 283 
Cadmio-bromide, of Sod- 
ium; preparation of II i 17 
Cadmio-iodide. 
Of Ammonium; preparation 
of II I 15 
Of Barium II I 16 
Of Potassium II I 13 
Of Sodium; preparation of.. II I 14 
Of strontium; preparation 
of II i 16 
Cadmium. 
Detection of, in presence of 
zinc with blowpipe II xv 252 
Double chlorides of II i 193 
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C admium-Con. 
On some new salts of Cad- 
mium and Iodides of 
Barium and Strontium. 
By Henry Croft II i 13 
Salts of (double chlorides). . II i 79 
Cadotte and Henry. 
Traders to northwest of L. 
Superior IV in 264 
Caecilians, incubation of eggs IV vm 474 
Csenuri, development II iv 36 
Caenurus cerebralis, experi- 
ments on II vn 373 
Caerleon. 
Celtic Antiquities II vn 464 
Illustrated Catalogue of 
Museum of Antiquities 
at. By John Ed. Lee: 
reviewed II vn 463 
Latin inscription found at, 
giving Emperor Gallienus' 
legate in Britain II x 321 
Notes on Latin inscriptions 
on grave stones, etc., 
found at II vn 464 
II ix 222 II xiv 154 
Roman remains at II vn 463 
Caernarvon, notes on Latin 
Inscription on stone slab 
found at II v 292 
Caervoran, note on Latin in- 
scription on altar at, to 
Calpurnius Agricola II x 311 
Caerwent, note on Latin in- 
scription on stone found at II vi 245 
Caesira. Characters and 
localities on British 
Columbia coast of 
Caesira sp IV ix 126 
C. apoploa sp. n IV ix 124 
C. cooperi sp. n IV ix 127 
C. hecateia sp. n IV ix 125 
C. pacifica sp. n IV ix 126 
C. pugetiensis (Herdman).. IV ix 126 
Caesira. Characters and 
localities on Canadian 
Atlantic coast of 
C. canadensis sp. n IV ix 140 
C. littoralis (Verrill) IV ix 142 
C. morgatae Lac-Duth IV ix 141 
C. pannosa (Verrill) IV ix 142 
C. papillosa (Verrill) IV ix 139 
C. retortiformis (Verrill)... IV ix 143 
C. occulta (Kupffer) IV ix 126 
Caesiridaa. 
Species on British Columbia 
coast IV ix 124 
Species at Departure Bay, 
B.C IV ix 114 
Caesirids. 
Species from Maritime Pro- 
vinces (Can.) IV ix 112 
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Caffeine, preparation of II i 312 
Cahours, Dumas and. 
Proteids in flour: ref IV vn 498 
Cailletet. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 243 
Cailletet, M. L. 
On Permeability of 
HIGHLY HEATED IRON BY 
Gases: reprint II ix 277 
Cainozoic. 
Fossils of, strata II vm 458 
Period in Central Ontario. . IV vn 162 
Tertiary fossiliferous rocks 
or, not found in Canada. II vm 112 
Caistor Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 370 
Cajal, S. R. 
Nuclein condensed into nu- 
cleolus: ref IV vi 417 
Cajetan. 
Pancreas of amiurus: ref.... Ill n 414 
Peptic cells in pike: ref Ill n 401 
Cakchequels, time reckoning IV v 316 
Cakile, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
C. Americana, Nutt II xv 164 
Caking Coals, properties of.. II m 210 
Ca-kulel, deity IV vi 183 
Calabar River, electric fish 
found in II in 68 
Calamites, in Nova Scotia 
Coal I i 280 
Calamus secundiflorus, uses 
of II x 287 
Calathus ruficollis-Dej.... I m 325 
Calcaire grossier, fossils in.. I m 193 
Calcareo-felspathic, ashes 
and conglomerates in 
Wales I i 248 
Calcareous. 
Calcareous concretions 
from Buckingham, Eng. 
By Dr. G. D. Gibb: re- 
print II n 216 
Canadian, tufa II vm 460 
Formation of, tufa around 
Moira River II v 42 
Origin of, rocks II in 202 
Calcarius lapponicus. 
Notes on Ontario frequen- 
ters IV in 69, 98 
Calceolidae II in 160 
Calceola, in upper Silurian 
Rocks of Tennessee II v 307 
Calciferous Group. 
Canadian II vm 190 
Displaced and altered strata 
of, in Canada II vm 191 
Graptolithus Logani (Hall) 
of, in Canada (pl.) II vm 191 
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Normal deposits of, in Can- 
ada II vm 190 
Occurrence, near Tor- 
onto, OF BOULDERS BE- 
LONGING to. By Geo. 
Jennings Hinde II xv 644 
Ophileta compacta in, of 
Canada (pl.) II vm 190 
Strata, of Lake Superior. .. II vm 193 
Calcispongise, reproduction. II xv 421 
Calcite. 
Analysis of, in apatite de- 
posits IV vm 511 
Conditions in which occurs 
in Kamanistiquia region. HI vu 251 
Formation of II vi 300 
Origin in apatite deposits... IV vm 510 
Tests; Canadian localities. . II vi 153 
Calcium. 
Animals acquiring lime 
habit IV vn 536 
Archaean seas contain little. IV vn 536 
Evidence from lakes and 
rivers now existing of pro- 
portion in primeval ocean IV vn 556 
Evidence from lakes and 
rivers that potassium and 
calcium predominated in 
pre-Cambrian seas. ... IV vn 555, 560 
History of, in sea water... . IV vn 548 
Increase of, in ocean accele- 
rated evolution of inver- 
tebrate and vertebrate 
life IV vn 536 
On employment of higher 
SULPHIDES OF CALCIUM 
AS MEANS OF PREVENTING 
AND DESTROYING OlDIUM 
Tuckeri or Grape Dis- 
ease. By Dr. Astley P. 
Price: reprint I II 70 
Plasma contains it, rela- 
tively same as sea water. . IV vn 561 
Proportion in living proto- 
plasm unknown IV vn 561 
Proportional amount in 
large rivers, lakes and 
seas IV vn 558 
Proportions in blood and 
sea water different IV vn 539 
Relative amount in dog's 
muscle IV vu 540 
Relative proportion in sea 
water not same as in 
river water ; reason IV vu 560 
Rivers and lakes contain it 
relatively abundantly.... IV vn 556 
Sea water contains constant 
amount; reason IV VII 561 
Calcium Salts. 
Effect on life in sea water.. IV vn 365 
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Calcium Carbonates, causes 
of removal from sea water 
and origin of pre-Cam- 
brian limestone beds IV vn 545 
Calcium Carbide, manufac- 
ture in Canada IV vm 168 
Calcspar. 
Canadian localities Il Vi 153 
Crystals from South Africa. II u 219 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Tests II vi 153 
Calcutta, inauguration of 
Railway I in 240 
Calendar. 
Naturalists, for Tor- 
onto. By Wm. Couper. 
April-July 1853... I n 20 
Aug.-Oct. 1853... I ii 76 
Nov.-Dec. 1853.. . I n 124 
Caledonia, Ont., mineral 
springs I I 154 
Caledonia Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II XIV 370 
Cales in Campania, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 227 
Calgary, temperature pecu- 
larities of IV v 50 
California. 
Borax deposit in. By W. 
H. Ellis II xv 328 
Earthquakes in (1856) Il u 299 
Extraordinary Fishes 
from California, con- 
stituting A NEW FAMILY. 
By L. Agassiz I u 87 
Gold discoveries in, rush; 
and results II I 435 
Californian Hare, Canadian 
localities HI vi 83 
Calamiteae, in coal II v 305 
Calamites, in Hamilton 
shales I hi 2 
Calico, improvements in 
manufacture of I I 136 
Calla palustris. 
Development of young stem IV vi 624 
Toronto specimens I I 206 
Callan, Rev. N. 
On Stanno-Plumbated Iron: 
abstract I m 45 
Callbreath. 
On Tahl-tan Indians: ref.. . IV iv 35 
Callidium antennatum 
Newn (Mels. Cat.).... I in 258, 326 
C. violaceum, Linn I m 376 
Calligrapha scalaris Le 
Conte (Mels. Cat.) .... I m 259, 326 
Callimorpha Latr, generic 
characters; species II vm 374 
Calliocrinites II n 304 
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Callitricaceae, locality Cana- 
dian species II xiv 648 
Callocystites, Hall, Canada II n 303 
C. jewettii I n 215 
Callorhinus ursinus (Linn.) 
Gray, Canadian localities III vi 77 
Calocera carnea, habits; On- 
tario habitats IV ix 79 
Calodictya IV vm 386 
Calosoma calidum Fabr. 
and Black I in 210,325 
C. frigidum, Kirby I m 210, 325 
C. scrutator, Fabr. (Mels. 
Cat.) 1 in 210, 325 
Calopteryx. Characters and 
N. American habitats 
of 
C. apicalis, Burm II vn 461 
C. dimidiata, Rambur II vn 461 
C. holosericeus, Burm II vn 461 
C. maculata, Beauv II vn 461 
C. papilionacea, Rambur... II vn 461 
C. virginica, Drury, ed. 
Westwood II vn 461 
Calpurnius Agricola, legate 
in Britain II X 311 
Caltha, L. Canadian lo- 
calities of 
C. natans, Pallas II xv 56 
C. palustris, L II xv 56 
Calumet, Grand, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 370 
Calumet, Pointe au, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 370 
Calvatia. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
C. cyathiformis, Batsch.... IV ix 80 
C. gigantea, Batsch IV ix 79 
Calvert, Prof. C. 
On physiological pro- 
perties of Carbazotic 
Acid: reprint I in 113 
Calvert, Prof. F. C. 
Alloys of Iron and Alu- 
minium: reprint I in 411 
Action of gallic and 
tannic Acids on iron 
and Alumina Mordants: 
reprint I in 113 
Calvert, F. Grace. 
Action of citric, tartaric and 
oxalic acids on cotton and 
flax fibres I III 113 
Calvert, John. 
Decomposition of rocks; 
DECOMPOSITION OF THEIR 
METALLIC CONSTITUENTS: 
reprint I in 39 
Calvin, Ont., mean tempera- 
tures and precipitation of IV ix 151 
Calymene, Canadian (pl.). . II vm 31 
Ser. Vol. Page 
C. blumenbachii, Brog- 
niart. 
Dundas II xiv 145 
Niagara limestone, Niagara 
River, and Thorold II xiv 142 
C. senaria (Conrad), Toronto II iv 450 
Calymenidae II i 285 
Camas, vegetable used by 
Chinook Indians I in 275 
Cambden. 
Latin inscription on stone 
at Old Penrith translated: 
ref II x 97 
Cambium, scrapers IV iv 76 
Cambium layer, in galls (pl.) IV ix 373 
Cambrian. 
Beds contain Brachipods 
and Trilobites IV vn 536 
Contemporaneous with 
copper-bearing rocks of 
L. Superior I i 125 
Magnesium in sea water in 
pre-Cambrian IV vn 540 
North America during, time IV vn 154 
Rocks in Wales I i 248 
System in America I in 386 
Cambrian, Lower, L. Su- 
perior in, times IV Vi 48 
Cambridge Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 370 
Cambridge Univ., auto- 
graphs of, celebrities with 
notes II xiv 597 
Cambro-Silurian, L. Su- 
perior IV vi 50 
Camden East, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 370 
Camden Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 370 
Camelina, Krautz Cana- 
dian localities of 
C. sativa, Krautz II xv 163 
Camera Obscura. 
Extent to which the re- 
ceived Theory of Vision 
REQUIRES US TO REGARD 
the Eye as a. By George 
Wilson: reprint I ill 347 
Camerella, primordial zone, 
Quebec II vi 42 
Cameron, John, of York 
Gazette II xil 525 
Carneses, genealogy II xiv 561 
Campaign of 1815. 
Bibliography Ill iv 150 
Campaign of 1815. By R. 
E. Kingsford Ill iv 149 
Campanulacese. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 295 
Hamilton species Ill n 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 644 
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Campanulaceae-Con. 
London species II vin 228 
Campania, Cales in, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 227 
Campania, Neapolis in, sil- 
ver coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 107 
Campanula rotundifolia, 
suitable for flower gardens IV in 129 
Campbell, Osborne and. 
Method of preparing nu- 
clein: ref IV vii 508 
Campbell, Prof. Douglas. 
Discovery of gametophyte 
of Botrychium virginia- 
num IV v 267 
Embryo of Isoetes echino- 
spora: ref IV v 280 
Precocious development of 
cotyledon in Marattiaceae: 
ref IV v 280 
Well marked apical cells of 
mature spore plant Botry- 
chium virginianum: ref.. IV v 282 
Campbell, Rev. John. 
Aboriginal American In- 
scriptions in PHONETIC 
characters IV v 53 
Affiliation of Algon- 
quin Languages Ill i 15 
Asiatic tribes in North 
America Ill i 171 
Birthplace of ancient 
RELIGIONS AND CIVILIZA- 
TIONS II xm 152 
Celt in ancient Egypt 
and Babylonia IV v 89 
Coptic element in Lan- 
guages of Indo-Europ- 
ean family II XIII 282, 403 
Critical examination of 
Spanish Documents re- 
lative to Canary Is- 
lands, submitted to 
Writer by Senor Don 
Juan Bethencourt Al- 
fonso of Tenerife IV vii 29 
Decipherment of hierogly- 
phic inscriptions of Cen- 
tral America IV vi 101 
Denes of America identi- 
fied with Tungus of 
Asia IV v 167 
Eastern Origin of Celts II xv 73, 277 
Etruria Capta Ill in 144 
Horites II xm 510 
Khitan languages: Aztec 
AND ITS RELATIONS Ill II 158 
New reading of Buddhist 
Inscriptions in India. .. IV iv 261 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Campbell, Rev. John-Con. 
Oldest written records 
of league of Iroquois. . IV vi 245 
Pharaoh of Exodus 
IDENTIFIED IN MYTH OF 
Adonis II xm 33 
Primitive history of Ion- 
ians II xiv 395,559 
Shepherd Kings of Egypt II xiv 158, 219 
Siberian Inscriptions. ... IV n 261 
(abstract) IV III 20 
Some Laws of Phonetic 
Change in Khitan Lan- 
guages Ill i 282 
Ainos of Mongol descent: 
ref Ill v 75 
Aryan origin of Quichua- 
Aymara: ref Ill v 67 
"Denes of America identi- 
fied with Tungus of Asia" 
criticized IV 'Vi 95 
Etruscan views of, criti- 
cized Ill v 86 
Fuegians members of Khi- 
tan family Ill v 68 
Hittites as ancestors of 
Mound builders criticized III v 63 
List of Dene words criticized IV vi 94 
Nahanie or Nahaunie same 
as Nah'ane IV vii 517 
Obituary IV vm 98 
Campbell, J. F. 
Authenticity of Ossian 
poems denied IV iv 323 
Ossian poems collected by. . IV i 220 
Campbell (Lord Chancellor). 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Campbell, Sir Wm. 
Chief Justice of U. Canada. II xn 244 
Campbell, W. D. C., Que- 
bec. 
Method of determining 
Index Errors of Ther- 
mometer Scales II i 138 
Canaanite. 
Home and migrations of... II xm 175 
Race doomed to degrada- 
tion II i 5, 9 
Canada. 
Acetic acid manufacture.. . IV vm 164 
Agricultural capabilities of 
Laurentian Series II vm 122 
Allanite (Orthite), Note 
on Occurrence of, in 
Rocks of Canada. By 
E. J. Chapman II ix 103 
Aluminum industry and 
production (1902) IV vm 159 
American Revolution epi- 
sodes II xiv 81 
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American settlement in 
Canadian prairies; effect 
on British connection.... II vm 424 
Ammonia manufacture.... IV vm 165 
Antimony deposits and pro- 
duction up to 1905 IV vm 161 
Apatite, mode of occur- 
rence in. By Robert Bell III in 294 
Archaeological research in. . Ill iv 1 
Arsenic deposits and pro- 
ductions up to 1905 IV vm 160 
Art in, to-day. By J. W. 
L. Forster IV n 113 
Asbestos industry and de- 
posits IV vm 183 
Ascidians from coasts of. 
By A. G. Huntsman IV ix 111 
Asphalt manufacture IV vm 168 
Azoic, Division of Azoic 
ROCKS OF, INTO HURONIAN 
and Laurentian. By Sir 
Wm. Logan II n 439 
Azoic rocks of II n 302, II vm 113 
Azoic series in II ix 1 
Beet sugar industry IV vm 175 
Bibliography of Archae- 
ology of, and New- 
foundland, FIRST CON- 
TRIBUTION to. By A. F. 
Chamberlain Ill vn 13 
Bibliography of Archae- 
ology OF, SECOND CON- 
TRIBUTION to. By A. F. 
Chamberlain Ill vn 40 
Bog iron ore deposits II vm 460 
Boundary between Upper 
and Lower, reason for 
starting it from Pt. au 
Bod£t II xiv 62 
Boundary difficulties with 
U.S. over part west of 
Lake of Woods II xiv 58 
Boundaries of Upper and 
Lower, as defined by Con- 
stitutional Act of 1791. . . II xiv 58 
Boundary, threatened at- 
tack in 1799 over bound- 
ary to west of Lake of 
Woods II xiv 59 
Brick clay of II vm 461 
British connection, feeling 
regarding, in 1865 II x 83 
Calcium Carbide manufac- 
ture IV vm 168 
Canada and Her Resour- 
ces, being Prize Essay 
at Paris Exhibition. 
By Alexander Morris: re- 
viewed I m 351 
Canada in Bodleian. By 
Dr. Scadding II xii 370 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Canada-Con. 
Canada in 1852 I i 33 
Canada in Sculpture. By 
Dr. Scadding: abstract... Ill v 132 
Canada in 1852, Extracts 
FROM NOTES ON PUBLIC 
Subjects. By Hugh Sey- 
mour Tremenheere...... I I 32 
Canada, Physical, Economic 
and Social. By A. Lillie, 
D.D.: reviewed I m 351 
Canadas (1832). By An- 
drew Picken: ref II xv 34 
Canals (1851) I i 119 
Canal projects and possi- 
bilities (1865) II x 282 
Canals: reviewed II x 261 
Carbohydrate industry. ... IV vm 174 
Carboniferous Strata in.... II vm 450 
Carborundum manufacture IV vm 169 
Cedar from : reprint I in 340 
Cement industry IV vm 172 
Census of; for 1851-52: 
reprint I n 92 
Census of 1861. By John 
Langton II x 1 
Census, extent of settlement 
(1663-1738) II vm 413 
Census, growth from con- 
quest to 1850 I I 217 
Cereals at Paris Exhibition. II i 144 
Chazy Formation II vm 195 
Chemical Industries of. 
By W. R. Lang IV vm 151 
Chemicals (refined) manu- 
facture IV vm 166 
Coal areas in IV ix 101 
Coal in: reprint I n 292 
Coal tar manufacture IV vm 168 
COLEOPTERA COLLECTED IN. 
By Wm.Couper I m 210 
256, 324, 376 
II i 33 
Confederation, Our 
Federal Union. By D. 
A. O'Sullivan: abstract. .Ill n 29 
Copper Ores II vm 193 
Copper ores and copper pro- 
duction (1905) IV vm 156 
Corniferous Formation in. . II vm 441 
Correspondence between 
Canadian Institute 
and Society of Arts, 
Manufactures and 
Commerce on making 
THE COUNTRY KNOWN. ... I I 14 
Corundum industry IV vm 171 
Cranial types in II ix 392 
Crinoids of Lower Silurian.. II iv 467 
Currency, efforts to adopt 
British standard of cur- 
rency in IV ix 241 
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Currency, efforts to obtain 
standard IV ix 245 
Currency, proposals for 
standard of I i 179 
Currency, standard of cur- 
rency in I i 178 
De la Barre's and Frontenac's 
administrations II xm 306 
Devonian Strata in II vm 440 
Directory for 1857-58: re- 
viewed II in 34 
Dominion Railway Board of 
Commissioners: powers, 
etc IV ix 62 
Drift accumulations in II ix 6 
Drift formation in II v 52 
Drift or Glacial Formation 
proper in II vm 453 
Drift, Observations on 
SUPPOSED GLACIAL DRIFT 
in. By H. Youle Hind: 
reprint II ix 253 
Drift, Some Notes on 
Drift Deposits of 
Western Canada (Ont.) 
and an Extension of 
Lake Area of that 
Region. By E. J. Chap- 
man II vi 221 
Drug manufacture IV vm 166 
Earthquake shocks felt in. . I i 185 
Echium vulgare, L., in II xiv 284 
Economics, notes on some 
PRACTICALLY INTERESTING 
QUESTIONS IN ECONOMICAL 
SCIENCE BEARING ON PRO- 
SPERITY OF COUNTRIES 
SITUATED AS OURS IS. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 96 
Education, compulsory... . IV ix 223 
Education, Governor Sim- 
coe's attempts for higher 
education II xm 463 
Education, Lord Elgin's 
attempts for higher edu- 
cation II xm 473 
Education, on course of Col- 
legiate Education adapted 
to circumstances of Can- 
ada. By J. W. Davison: 
reviewed II I 168 
Education, Sir Edmund 
Head's attempts for 
higher II xm 481 
Educational Directory and 
Calendar for 1857-8. By 
Thomas Hodgins: re- 
viewed II ii 207 
Emigrants, Information 
FOR INTENDING EMI- 
GRANTS I in 267 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Canada-Con. 
Entomological Society of, 
Second Annual Meeting, 
May 14th, 1864 II ix 282 
Esquisse Geologique du. By 
W. E. Logan and T. S. 
Hunt: reviewed II i 378 
Exhibit at the Gt. Ex- 
hibition (1851) I i 38 
Exhibit at The Universal 
Exhibition of 1855: re- 
viewed II ii 32 
Expedition, first overland 
expedition from Montreal 
(1738) to discover Pacific 
Ocean Il vin 412 
Expedition, Mackenzie's 
(Sir Alex.) to Pacific IV iv 314 
Expeditions to North-West 
Territory II v 545 
Exploration, Brief Nar- 
rative of Journeys of 
David Thompson in 
North-Western Am- 
erica. By J. B. Tyrrell.. Ill vi 13c 
Exploration, early explora- 
tions of Hudson Bay re- 
gion by French II vm 410 
Exploration, early explora- 
tions in Manitoba and 
West by French (17 cent.) II vm 413 
Exports of wheat from, 
1838-52 I ii 21 
Fauna Canadensis; ma- 
terials for. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II vn 446 
Fauna, Contributions to 
a Fauna Canadensis, 
BEING AN ACCOUNT OF 
Animals dredged in L. 
Ont., 1872. By H. 
Alleyne Nicholson II xm 490 
Fertilizers, manufacture.... IV vm 167 
Flora, groups IV vm 25 
Flora, on Pre-Carboniferous 
Flora of, By J. W. Daw- 
son: reviewed II vi 486 
Flora, specimen of a 
FLORA OF, WITH PRELIMI- 
NARY Remarks. By Wm. 
Hincks II vi 165, 266 
Flora of, specimen of II vi 276 
Foresters, need of IV vm 297 
Fossil, additional, tracks in 
Potsdam sandstone II V 469 
Fossil Corals of Devon- 
ian rocks of Ontario. 
By E. Billings II iv 97 
Fossils. On Devonian 
Fossils of, West. By 
E. Billings II v 428 
11 vi 138, 253, 329 
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Free trade versus protection 
(1866) II xi 102 
French-Canadian cranial 
characteristics II ix 396 
French Maps of II H 394 
French surveys II n 393 
French trading posts at time 
of conquest IV m 254 
Gazetteer (1846). By Wm. 
Henry Smith: ref II xv 38 
Gazetteer, Early, and 
Map Literature of 
Western. By Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 23 
Gazetteer, First, and Notes 
on Upper Canada. By 
David Wm. Smith, Sur- 
veyor-General II xiv 55 
Gazetteer notice (1778).... II xv 25 
General Sir Guy Carleton's 
saving of, in 1775-76 II xiv 79 
Geography and History of 
British America and other 
Colonies of the Empire. 
By J. Geo. Hodgins: re- 
viewed II hi 47 
Geology of, brief Il i 378 
Geology of Eastern or Meta- 
morphic Basin of II ix 9 
Geology of Lake Basin of.. . II ix 4 
Geology, Observations 
on Physical Geology of 
Western districts of 
(Ont.). By Chas. Robb. II v 497 
Geology, Relative Dates 
of Various Intrusive 
Rocks Cutting Lauren- 
tian Series in. By Sir 
Wm.E. Logan II m 107 
Geology, Remarks on 
Fauna of Quebec Group 
of Rocks and Primor- 
dial Zone of. By Sir 
W. E. Logan: reprint.... II vi 40 
Geological Map of, note on. II i 74 
Geological Map of Western, 
and Eastern Michigan... II ix 4 
Geological, on Leading 
GEOLOGICAL AREAS OF. By 
E. J. Chapman II xv 13, 92 
Geological survey and col- 
lection at Paris Exhibition II i 378 
Geological Survey of, De- 
cades I and IV: reviewed. II iv 465 
Geological Survey re- 
port (1852-3) I hi 97 
Geological surveys made in, 
up to 1854 I hi 254 
Geological Survey of, Re- 
port for 1857: reviewed.. II iv 268 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Geological Survey of, Re- 
port for 1858: reviewed. . II v 451 
Geological Survey of, Re- 
port from commencement 
to 1863: reviewed II ix 207 
Geological Survey of, Hall 
on I in 250 
Geological Survey of, 
Report of Select Com- 
mittee on (1855) I in 232,250 
Glycerine manufacture. ... IV vm 165 
Gneiss rocks in II in 323 
Gold, does it exist in I I 255 
Gold in I i 255 
Gold in, in (1852) I I 112 
Gold deposits and produc- 
tions up to 1905 IV vm 161 
Gold Found in II vm 461 
Governing, Experiments 
in. By D. A. O'Sullivan. Ill vi 254 
(abstract) Ill vi 6 
Government aid to Scientific 
and Literary institutions 
in Upper and Lower I in 168 
Government aid to various 
Institutions for advance- 
ment of knowledge in 
Canada East and West. . I I 261 
Government map of, from 
Red River to Gulf of St. 
Lawrence (1858) II v 551 
Government of, from 1763 
to 1867 Ill vi 254 
Graphite industry IV vm 172 
Great Northern Basin of.. . II ix 2 
Great Southern Basin of. . . II ix 3 
Guelph Formation II vm 215 
Gypsum deposits and pro- 
ductions IV vm 174 
Half-breed population II xiv 440 
Hamilton formation 11 vm 444 
Helix species in II vm 343 
Hennepin's, Father Louis, 
voyages in (1679-82): ref. II vn 502 
High prices in 1855 II I 432 
History, concise. By Major 
R. Rogers (1765) II xv 27 
History of two Frontier 
Churches. By Janet 
Carnochan IV I 109 
History, Private corre- 
spondence of Lieut.- 
Col. Coffin, during re- 
bellion of 1837. By H. 
R. Fairclough IV ill 281 
Hudson River formation... II vm 205 
Huronian formation in II ix 2 
Huronian Rocks, topogra- 
phical Distribution of, in. II vm 126 
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Hydrachniden, Revision 
OF MY "NORDAMERIKA- 
nische Hydrachniden". 
By F. Koenike: translated 
by E. M. Walker IV ix 281 
Immigration into (1855)... I ill 341 
Indians of. By A. F. 
Chamberlain: abstract... IV I 17 
Indians, Legal status II xiv 444 
Indians, on probable 
NUMBER OF NATIVE IN- 
DIAN POPULATION OF 
British America. By 
Capt. J. H. Lefroy I i 193 
Indian population, by coun- 
ties I I 197 
Indian population, by tribes 1 i 194 
Indian population, causes of 
decline in I I 198 
Indian tribes of. By Wm. 
Bleasdell, M.A I in 209 
Indian tribes in II m 48 
Industrial conditions and 
efficiency IV ix 224 
Industrial, Crying need 
OF, RESEARCH IN. By 
Rev. Geo. Bryce IV ix 223 
Industries, Problems re- 
quiring solution in natural 
industries of IV7 ix 226 
Insurance, on Duration 
and Expectation of 
Life in Canada, com- 
pared WITH OTHER COUN- 
TRIES. By Geo. H. Dart- 
nell I ii 191 
Iron and steel production 
(1892-1902).. IV vm 188 
Iron industry, history of.. . IV vm 153 
Iron ores IV vm 186 
Iron ores and iron produc- 
tion (1905) IV vm 153 
Lahontan's (Baron) travels 
in (1703) II xm 240 
Lahontan duties and ex- 
periences, etc. (1684).... II xm 306 
Lake Basin of Il ix 3 
Laurentian formation in. . . 11 ix 1 
Laurentian rocks described 
and located in Il in 321 
Laurentian Rocks of, on 
Probable Subdivision 
of. By Sir Wm. E. 
Logan II hi 1 
Laurentian Rocks, structure 
of, in II vm 118 
Lead deposits and produc- 
tion up to 1905 IV vm 159 
Leather manufacture IV vm 163 
LeadOre II vm 120 
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Lepidoptera. Descriptions 
OF SOME SPECIES OF NOC- 
TURNAL Lepidoptera 
found in Canada. By 
Rev. Chas. J. S. Bethune II vm 1 
Lepidoptera, Nocturnal 
found in. By Rev. Chas. 
J. S. Bethune II x 247 
Leptocoelia flabellitesin. ... Il vi 352 
Letters from United States, 
Cuba and Canada. By 
Hon. Amelia M. Murray: 
reviewed II I 160 
Limestone band in Lau- 
rentian Rocks, traced.... II in 1 
Lower Helderberg Group in II vm 439 
Lovell's Dominion Direc- 
tory (1871-73) II xv 38 
Mammals, Bibliography of. Ill vi 67 
Mammals, Catalogue of 
Mammalia of Canada 
exclusive of the Ce- 
tacea. By J. B. Tyrrell III vi 66 
Map literature of II xv 41 
Marbles II vn 216 
II vm 121 
Medina and Clinton for- 
mation in II vm 208 
Merton College and. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xm 453 
Metallic production 1892- 
1903. IV vm 187 
Metals in. By Jas. L. Will- 
son and Chas. Robb: re- 
viewed II vi 486 
Meteorological, Com- 
parative Tabular Me- 
teorological Observa- 
tions in, Canada, Eng- 
land and Russia. By W. 
G. Tomkins II iv 389 
Meteorological, Efforts 
of Board of Education 
TO ESTABLISH METEORO- 
LOGICAL SYSTEM I III 410 
Meteorological, on Es- 
tablishment of System 
of Simultaneous Me- 
teorological Observa- 
tions THROUGHOUT 
B.N.A. provinces. By 
Major R. Lachlan I n 241 
Meteorological, proposal to 
establish, observatories. . f in 133 
Mica Il vm 120 
Mica industry IV vm 183 
Middle Silurian series of.. . 11 vm 208 
Millstones II vm 121 
Mineral characters of Hur- 
onian strata in II vm 123 
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Mineral characters of Lau- 
rentian Strata II vm 114 
Mineral exhibit at 1851 Ex- 
hibition I I 38 
Mineral exports (1886).... Ill v 244 
Mineral Springs of I in 99 
Mineral statistics, difficul- 
ties in obtaining Ill v 188 
Mineral wealth of I m 235, 251 
Mineral wealth of Canadian 
Rockies and prairies II vm 421 
Mineralogy, contribu- 
tions to. By H. R. 
Wood: abstract IV iv 226 
Minerals and Geology of, 
Popular Exposition of. 
By Prof. E. J. Chapman. II v 1 
168, 517 
II vi 149, 425, 500 
II vii 108 
II vm 17, 111, 185, 437 
II ix 1 
Minerals, Descriptive Cata- 
logue of Collection of 
Economic Minerals of, 
and of its Crystalline 
Rocks; sent to London 
International Exhibition 
of 1862: reviewed II vn 215 
Minerals, economic capa- 
bilities of limestones and 
lime feldspars of gneissoid 
rocks in II m 322 
Minerals, economic mater- 
ials of Huronian Strata... II vm 125 
Minerals, economic mater- 
ials of Laurentian Rocks 
in II vm 119 
Minerals, economic mater- 
ials of Onondaga Forma- 
tions in II vm 439 
Minerals, economic mater- 
ials of Potsdam Group... II vm 188 
Minerals, tabular distribu- 
tion of II v 170 
Mining Industries of, Re- 
port on Ill v 240 
Mites, Occurrence in 
Canada, of two species 
of Parasitic (Sarcoptes 
Minor and Psorer- 
gates Simplex). By J. 
B. Tyrrell HI I 332 
Mound Builders in. By 
C. N. Bell. Ill iv 131 
Natural gas industry IV vm 179 
Navigation (Inland), possi- 
bilities in II x 262 
Niagara Formation in II vm 210 
Niagara group in II ix 5 
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Nickel deposits and produc- 
tion (1905) IV vni 157 
Ochres of II vm 461 
Onondaga Formation in.... II vm 487 
Oriskany Formation in. : . . II vm 440 
Palaeozoic Rocks of II vm 185 
Paper industry IV vm 182 
Peat Bogs of II vm 462 
Petroleum industry IV vm 179 
Petroleum Springs and Oil 
Wells II vm 445 
Plants found in; list with 
habitats II xiv 635 
Plant life distribution 
in. How and Why. By 
A. T. Drummond IV vm 23 
Plaster industry IV vm 172 
Poems in Latin and Greek 
on, at time of conquest in 
Bodleian; extracts from.. II xn 374 
Political and commercial 
Importance of Central 
British America, glance 
at. By H. Y. Hind.. II vm 409 
Political union of all pro- 
vinces discussed II x 83 
Polypodium species in II ix 349 
Portland Cement and 
plaster-of-Paris produc- 
tion (1902) IV vm 189 
Portage and Chemung 
Group in II vm 449 
Post-Tertiary Deposits of. . II vm 453 
Post-Tertiary formations in II ix 209 
Postal services (1792) II xn 158 
Potsdam Group II vm 186 
Primordial zone in II vi 40 
Prize Essay at Paris Ex- 
hibition on. By J. Sheri- 
Dan Hogan: reprint: ... I m 351 
Progress during 1858 II iv 90 
Progress of settlement in 
1854 I ii 144 
Public Works Commission- 
ers for 1851; report re- 
veiewed I i 90 
Pulp industry IV vm 181 
Railroads of I i 99 
Railways in: reprint I m 147 
Research in industry, means 
of securing IV ix 231 
Rock formations according 
to age II vi 454 
Rocks, metamorphic II vi 433 
Rocks of. By W. E. Logan I i 124 
Roofing slates II vn 218 
Route from Ft. William to 
Red River described by 
Napier (1858) II v 547 
Saline waters of I m 99 
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Salmon, Artificial propa- 
gation of, and Trout 
in. By R. Nettle: abstract IV* in 43 
Salmon, Decrease, Res- 
toration and Preser- 
vation of, in. By Rev. 
Wm. Agar Adamson II n 1 
Satureia hortensis, L., in... II xiv 284 
Science in Rupert's Land. 
By Daniel Wilson II vn 336 
Silver deposits and produc- 
tions up to 1905 IV vm 159 
Sketches of (1833). By W. 
L. Mackenzie: ref II xv 35 
Slavery in. By J. C. 
Hamilton IV I 102 
Slavery in, during French 
rule IV i 102 
Smith's, David Wm. (Sur- 
veyor-General) instruc- 
tions to early surveyors of 
Upper II xiv 56 
Snakes, poisonous in Ill v 255 
Soap manufacture IV vm 165 
Springs, Classification of 
Saline Springs of. By 
T. Sterry Hunt II vm 168 
State of, in 1839. By Chas. 
Fothergill II xv 36 
Sulphate of Baryta II vm 121 
Sulphuric acid manufacture IV vm 163 
Surveys (first) of eastern 
coast II xiv 86 
Telegraph Lines in; present 
state and progress of, 
Aug. 1852 ....... 1 1 21 
Topographical description 
of (1815). By Jos. Bou- 
chette II xv 31 
Trade, Early traders and 
TRADE ROUTES, 1760-1782. 
By Capt. Cruikshank: IV m 24 
(abstract) IV iv 299 
Transcontinental railways, 
prospects and difficulties 
(1863) II vm 416 
Transcontinental routes be- 
fore C.P.R II vm 416 
Travelling methods (1839). II xv 37 
Travels of Duke de la 
Rochefoucauld, Lian- 
court in, 1795 II xiv 75 
Trenton Group II vm 196 
United States relations with, 
1794 and following years. IV ii 294 
Universal Time principle 
adopted by IV l 232 
Utica Formation II vm 203 
Village Community system. Ill iv 65 
Wood alcohol manufacture. IV vm 164 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Canada- Con. 
Wolfram found in II i 74 
Woods, Classification of 
DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF 
Canadian Woods (list) I in 292 
Xanthium spinosum in II xiv 284 
Canada, North-West. 
Agricultural operations 
(1872-75) Ill I 158 
Arid region in southern part III i 153 
Climatology Ill I 154 
Geology Ill v 150 
Humidity Ill I 157 
Macoun's, exploration re- 
sults (1872-75) Ill I 152 
Occurrence of Petroleum 
IN, WITH NOTES ON NEW 
localities. By Robert 
Bell Ill i 225 
Ruminants of North- 
West. By Ernest E. T. 
Seton Ill in 113 
Temperature Ill i 154 
Canada, Upper, see Ontario. 
Canada West, or Upper 
Canada, see Ontario. 
Canada Lynx, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 72 
Canadensium. 
Sylva Critica. By Rev. 
John McCaul Ill I 76 
Sylva Critica. By W. D. 
Pearson Ill I 88 
Canadian. 
Aeschnina, genera of Il vn 451 
Agrionina, genera of II vn 452 
Apatite, Canadian. By F. 
T. Shutt HI v 30 
Apatites, origin of Cana- 
dian. By Wm. Harvey 
McNairn IV vm 495 
Arctiadae, synopsis of. 
Including some addi - 
TIONAL SPECIES LIKELY 
to occur in Canada. By 
Wm.Saunders II vm 349 
Art, of to-day. By J. W. 
L. Forster: abstract IV n 22 
Asaphus Canadensis, On 
Hypostoma of Asaphus 
Canadensis and on a 
THIRD NEW SPECIES OF 
Asaphus from, Rocks. 
By E. J. Chapman II iv 1 
Asaphus megistos, Note 
on Occurrence of Asa- 
phus Megistos in, 
Rocks, with Additional 
Remarks on Asaphus 
Hinksii. By E. J. Chap- 
man II iv 140 
Aspidiinae, proper naming of II XII 368 
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Ser. Vol. Page 
Canadian-Con. 
Autographs (early period).. II xiv 75 
Canadian English. By 
Rev. A. Constable Geikie II Ii 344 
Canals: traffic in (1852-53). I n 173 
Canadian Cattle trade 
and Abattoirs. By Alan 
Macdougall Ill n 53 
Caverns. By Geo. D. 
Gibb: reprint II vi 386 
Chloritoid notes on. By 
T. Sterry Hunt: reprint II vi 484 
Climates, Few Canadian 
Climates. By J. Gordon 
Mouat Ill n 195 
Coal Resources. By D. 
B. Dowling IV ix 99 
COLEOPTERA CANADIAN; 
Fred. H. Ibbetson's 
Collection I in 325 
Crania, Hints for For- 
mation OF, COLLECTION 
OF ANCIENT CRANIA I III 345 
Currency, History of 
Canadia Metallic Cur- 
rency. By Prof. Adam 
Shortt IV ix 237 
Falconidae II iv 444 
Ferns, synopsis of, Fernsand 
Filicoid Plants. By Geo. 
Lawson: reviewed II ix 348 
Flora, age of IV vm 39 
Flora; neighbourhood of 
Toronto II m 266 
Flour, export difficulties... . I n 108 
Flowers, Canadian Wild 
Flowers. By D. W. 
Beadle IV m 125 
French, cranial types of.... II ix 402 
Fungi Canadian, new 
species. By J. B. Ellis 
and John Dearness iv vi 637 
Fungi Canadian; Partial 
list. By Thos. Langton. IV ix 69 
Geological Survey and 
its Director, Sir Wm. E. 
Logan. By Sandford 
Fleming II i 238 
Gomphina, genera of II tn 457 
Gra pt elites II iv 274 
History, local History; 
First Gazetteer of 
Upper Canada, with 
Annotations. By Rev. 
Henry Scadding II xiv 55 
208,305,367,513,658 
History, note on Memor- 
able epoch in. By Sand- 
ford Fleming IV iv 314 
History, Summary of, from 
time of Cartier to 1860. 
By J. A. Boyd: reviewed II v 537 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Canadian-Com. 
Humming-Bird II n 382 
Infusoria, Notes on some, 
By J. Playfair McMurrich III i 300 
Janthinidae II iv 466 
Lakes, estimated size (1813) II xiv 673 
Lakes, Ice on. By J. B. 
Tyrrell IV ix 13 
Lavas II vi 427 
Libellulina, synopsis of 
species II vn 452 
Maple, Associations of 
Canadian and English. 
By Daniel Wilson, LL.D. I in 380 
Marble: reprint I in 221 
Minerals, Analyses of 
some. By E. J. Chapman II xn 265 
II xiii 507 
Minerals, at the Paris 
Exhibition I m 241 
Minerals, classification of.. II v 168 
Minerals, classified list of.. . II vi 162 
Mollusca II iv 272 
Moths II viii 1 
Natural History II in 461 
Neuroptera, families of. . . . II vn 450 
Noms-de-plume, noms-de- 
PLUME IDENTIFIED; WITH 
SAMPLES of writings to 
WHICH THEY ARE APPEN- 
DED. By Rev. Dr. Scad- 
ding II xv 259, 332, 436 
Organic Remains, Figures 
and Descriptions of: re- 
viewed II iv 42 
Plants, List of Plants 
Collected by A. Logie 
of Hamilton II xiv 291 
Plants, Judge Logie's collec- 
tion of II xiv 281 
Plants, List of Plants 
AND THEIR LOCALITIES. 
By Macoun and Gibson. . II xv 51 
161,349,429,546 
Plants, supplementary 
list. By J. M. Buchan. . II xiv 300 
Poetry: reviewed.... II m 17 
Political sentiment in 1795. II xiv 77 
Postage stamps, history.... IV in 178 
Proteus, Remarks on 
Specimen of Proteus of 
Lakes. By J. G. Hodgins II i 19 
Rock Formation, sketch 
section of II vm 113 
Rock formations II ix 1 
Silkworms .... I m 266 
Saturnle, Notes on some, 
AND SUGGESTIONS ON 
POSSIBILITY OF USING 
THEIR SILK FOR TEXTILE 
purposes. By Thos. 
Cottle I ii 212 
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Shipping I i 166 
Spruces, Remarks on dis- 
tinctive Characters of. 
By Geo. Lawson Ill vi 169 
Steam Navigation Co.'s 
SCREW PROPELLER STEAM 
vessel: reprint I in 92 
Strigidae II n 219 
Timber trees, Descrip- 
tive LIST OF PRINCIPAL, 
TIMBER trees. By Chas. 
Robb, C.E II vi 28 
Trilobites, on some new 
Trilobites found in, 
rocks. By E. J. Chap- 
man II in 230 
Wolfram, analysis of II v 303 
"Canadian" nom-de-plume 
of Jos. Lynne Alexander; 
selection from poems... . II xv 450 
Canadian Agriculturist 
(paper) I n 19 
Canadian Almanac (1859): 
reviewed II in 509 
Canadian Institute. 
Achievements Ill v 7 
Achievements during its 
first fifty years IV vi 642 
Address delivered at Annual 
Conversazione on April 
2nd, 1853. By Mr. Jus- 
tice Draper I i 217 
Address presented to Capt. 
Lefroy on his departure. . IV vi 21 
Address to H.R.H. Prince 
of Wales on occasion of 
his visit in 1860 II V 475 
Address to H.R.H. Prince 
of Wales in 1860 II vi 199 
Address to Robert Ste- 
venson on VISITING 
Toronto, reply and 
dinner I n 42 
Address to Sir Edmund 
Walker Head, Baronet I in 377 
Aims of its founders IV vi 2, 9 
Annual Conversazione and 
comments of press thereon I i 202 
Annual Meeting, 1852 IV vi 9 
1853 I ii 120 
1854 I in 134 
1855 I in 394 
1856 II ii 143 
1857 Il in 169 
1858 H iv 150 
1885 HI in 303 
1886 Ill iv 191 
1887 HI v 203 
1888 Ill vi 46 
1889 HI vii 43 
1890 IV i 38 
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Annual Meeting, 1891 IV n 43 
1892 IV in 44 
1893..... IV xv 244 
Annual report of Council for 
1852 I i 97 
1853 I n 120 
1854 I in 134 
1855 I m 394 
1856 II ii 143 
1857 II in 169 
1858 II iv 151 
1859 II v 218 
1860 II vi 193 
1861 II vii 153 
1862 II viii 169 
1863 II ix 62 
1864 II x 287 
1865 II xi 124 
1866 II xi 327 
1867 II xii 87 
1868 II xii 175 
1869 II xii 439 
1870 II xiii 73 
1871. ... II xiii 255, 428 
1872 II xiii 557 
1873 II xiv 309 
1874 II xiv 388 
1875 II xv 67 
1876 II xv 459 
1881 Ill i 236 
1882 Ill i 268 
1883 Ill i 351 
1884 Ill ii 245 
1885 Ill in 304 
1886 Ill iv 204 
1887 Ill v 206 
1889 Ill vii 44 
1890 IV ii 44 
1891 IV ii 60 
1892 IV in 45 
1893 IV iv 245 
Application to Parliament 
regarding publication of 
Canadian Journal.... I in 140 
Archaeological and Minera- 
logical Museum of IV n 14 
Architectural Sections Re- 
port (1888-89) Ill vii 56 
Astronomical Day, com- 
mittee on IV iv 237 
Astronomical Day, pro- 
posed CHANGE IN RECKON- 
ING, Circular-Letter 
ADDRESSED TO ASTRONO- 
MERS OF ALL NATIONS. ... IV III 307 
Athenaeum united with... . II i 99 
Bibliography, General, 
OF ORIGINAL CONTRIBU- 
TIONS TO PUBLICATIONS OF IV in 317 
Biological Sections Report, 
1889 Ill vii 52 
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Biological Sections Report, 
1890 IV ii 52 
1891 IV ii 72 
1892 IV m 56 
Books acknowledged I m 172 
Building commenced II i 101 
Building site for I in 136 
Building Committee's Re- 
port (1863) II ix 67 
Building subscriptions (1886) III v 24 
By-laws of I m 93 I iv 74 
Canadian Institute and 
Toronto Athenaeum; 
BASIS OF UNION I II 195 
Canadian Journal reviewed III v 6 
Catalogue of books, etc., 
bearing on Art of Typo- 
graphy exhibited at, on 
four hundredth anniver- 
sary of introduction of 
printing into England.... II xv 601 
Celebration of Fiftieth 
YEAR OF IV VI 641 
Character of work done.... II I 102 
Charter members, list of.... IV vi 5 
Coat of arms IV ix 2 
Communications (1857).... II m 178 
Conversazione (1855).... I in 380 
Correspondence with 
Soc. of Arts, Manufac- 
tures and Commerce on 
making Canada known . I i 14 
Correspondence with Natu- 
ral History Society of 
Montreal I I 137 
Contributions to Geology 
including mineralogy pub- 
lished in (list) IV ii 342 
Criticism of management, 
etc IV ii 3 
Curator's Report (1864-65). II xi 126 
Currents in Lake should be 
determined by City Coun- 
cil before constructing 
trunk sewer; action by 
Institute IV ii 37 
Descriptive Catalogue of 
Coins, Ancient and Mod- 
ern in. By Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II ix 105, 226 
Difficulties IV ii 4 
Donations received, 1855.. . I in 317 
1863.. II viii 174 
1864.. II x 289 
1865.. II xi 130 
1866.. II xi 331 
1868.. II xii 262,330 
1869.. II xii 499 
1870.. II xiii 76 
1871.. II xiii 428 
1872.. II xiii 559 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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D onat ions received, 1873... II xiv 312 
1874.. II xiv 391 
1875.. II xv 70 
1876.. II xv 461 
1881.. Ill i 239 
1882.. Ill i 271 
1883.. Ill i 355 
1883.. Ill n 1, 26, 34 
1884.. Ill ii 248 
1885. .Ill in 1, III iv8 
1886.. Ill iv 207 
Donation for Museum 
(1859) II v 226 
Donations of Books, etc., in 
1861 II vil 159 
Donation of books to library 
by Robert Stephenson... I in 20 
Donation of Building site by 
G. W. Allan, Esq I in 364 
Donations to Museum in 
1858 II iv 156 
Early days of. By Sir 
Sandford Fleming IV vi 1 
Early days, Note on. By 
Sir Sandford Fleming.... IV vi 657 
Early history of I i 3 
Editing Committee's Report: 
1856 II ii 147 
1857 II in 180 
1858 II iv 158 
1859 II v 229, II vi 196 
1861 II vii 156 
1862 II viii 171 
1863 II ix 64 
1864 II x 297 
1865 II xi 125 
Exchange list, 1885 Ill iv 216 
1886 Ill v 270 
1889 Ill vi 350 
1890 Ill vii 291 
1891 IV i 282 
1892 IV ii 347 
Fleming, Sir Sandford, 
donation of £1000 insur- 
ance Ill vn 43 
Fleming, Sir Sandford, in- 
surance of his life in 
favour of Institute IV n 19 
Fleming, Sandford, presen- 
tation of his portrait IV iv 224 
Forster presented portrait of 
Sandford Fleming to In- 
stitute : expression of 
thanks IV iv 225 
Foundation, early difficul- 
ties and discouragements. II I 97 
Functions of II v 109 
Future of Institute. By 
David Boyle, Ph.B IV u 3 
Geological and Mining Sec- 
tion's Report, 1889...... Ill vii 54 
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Geographical and Mining Sec- 
tion's Report, 1890 IV ii 54 
1891 IV ii 74 
1892 IV in 58 
Government grant increased I m 153 
Government reply to me- 
morial about Toronto Ob- 
servatory I I 184 
Governor-General's ad- 
dress ON OCCASION OF 
fiftieth anniversary .. IV vi 644 
Governor Simcoe's diary 
urged to be published... IV n 6 
Greek Coins (silver) in, 
collection II ix 105 
Historical documents suit- 
able for publication: re- 
port on IV ii 24 
Historical section's Report 
1890 IV ii 56 
1891 IV ii 75 
1892 IV in 59 
History of first fifty years of 
its existence IV vi vn 
Indenture relating to union 
of, and Toronto Athen- 
aeum I ni 401 
Indian mounds and in- 
trenchments, information 
concerning, requested by. I I 25 
Instructions regarding ob- 
servations on Solar Ec- 
lipse of May 25th, 1854. . I m 177 
Iron smelting works for On- 
tario urged on Govern- 
ment IV iv 242 
Journal of 1 I 124 
Journal's success, causes of. II ill 98 
Laying of foundation 
stone of Hall, Nov. 
14th, 1855 I hi 377 
Lefroy (Capt.) on its aims 
and objects IV vi 11 
Letter from Soc. of Arts, 
Manufactures and Com- 
merce on Trade I I 112 
Library report, 1854 I ill 135 
1855 I in 395 
1858 II iv 151 
1859 II v 220 
1860 Il vi 201 
1863 II ix 66 
1864 II x 298 
1865 II xi 126 
1867 II xii 90 
1869 II xii 442 
1889 HI vn 51 
1890 IV ii 57 
1891 IV ii 70 
1892 IV in 55 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Canadian Institute-Con. 
Library of Canadian In- 
stitute I ii 66 
I in 170 
Limestones of Canada, in- 
formation concerning, re- 
quested by I i 26 
Logan, Sir Wm. E., address 
to, on being knighted... . II i 404 
Loudon, Dr. Jas., Con- 
gratulations to, on 
becoming President of 
Univ, of Toronto IV IV 224 
Magnetic observatory at 
Toronto, action regarding 
withdrawal of military 
attachment I I 138 
Medical Section's Report: 
1863 II ix 68 
1864 II x 297 
1865 II xi 126 
Members, list of. . I i 49, I n 146, I m 402 
III v 265, III vi 350 
III vn 287, IV i 279 
IV ii 344, IV in 337 
Memorial to Governor- 
General for Astrono- 
mical Observatory of 
Quebec II n 309 
Memorial to Government to 
retain Toronto Observa- 
tory (1853) I I 145 
Memorials to Government 
regarding publication of 
historical documents of 
Ontario IV u 13 
Mining and Metallurgical 
interests of Ontario de- 
mand Dept, of Mines, 
Institute's action IV ii 33 
Mining convention's thanks 
to IV n 36 
Minutes of Ordinary Meet- 
ings in 1853 I i 161 
1854 I ii 142 
169 194-95 232 254-55 292 
I in 133 
1855 I m 169 170 194 219 220 243 
393 
1856 II 1206 317 400-408 II H140 
1857.. II ii 152 153 222 224 225 
308 310 311 383 384 
II in 169 
1858 II hi 190-9-1 268-73 
II iv 149 
1859.. II iv 244 335 II v 215-17 
1860.. Il v 234 236 312 399 
II vi 89 
1861 II vi 209 302-04 
1862.. II vn 88 228 II vm 268 
1863 II vm 469 
1864 II ix 210 362 433 
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Minutes of Ordinary Meet- 
ings in 1865 II x 364 430 
1866 II xi 72 
1867 II xi 335 
1883 HI ii 26-28 34 50 53 
1884.. HI ii 143 156 157 194 
216 218 220-21 228-29 
232 242 HI m 1 18 22 
38 41 42 57 59 
1885.. Ill m 79 86 100 109 112 
117 120 121 267 269 270 
275 277-80 292 
III iv 1 7 56-7 60 
1886.. Ill iv 67 71 73 81 94 114 
128 138 141 147-8 174 
176 180 187 189 
III vi 1 12 24 30 44 57 
1887.. HI v 105 111 124 130 132 
135 144 145-6 149 150 
162 173 192-4 
HI vi 1 2 5 8 10 14 16 
1888.. II vi 17 20 21 22 24 25 
27 29 31 39 40 42 44 
III vii 1 3 5 7 8 10 
1889.. Ill vii 13 15 19 22 25 27 
30 32 36 39 41 43 
IV i 2 6 8 10 12 
1890.. IV i 14 17 20 22 25 29 31 
33 35 65, IV ii 1 6 10 15 
1891.. IV ii 16 18 20 22 24 26 
30 32 34 38 43 
IV in 1 5 7 11 
1892. . IV in 12 18 24 28 40 43 
IV iv 223 225 234 
Museum of: reprint I n 98 
National Park, action con- 
cerning IV in 11 
Nature, utility and aims of II xii 97 
Needs and objects I n 2 
Notice to members and sub- 
scribers to Journal I ii 18 
Objects of Ill in 31 
Objects and persons bene- 
fited I I 50 
I m 378 
Objects of Association to 
advance Science II xv 365 
Objects of new series of 
Canadian Journal II I 1 
Organization IV vi 2 
Peach Yellows; action to pre- 
vent spreading IV in 24 26 
Peach Yellows; Government 
asked to adopt measures 
against spread IV in 18 
Petitions to parliament con- 
cerning Time Standards.. IV I 10 
Philological Section's Re- 
port 1888-89 Ill vii 53 
1890-91 IV ii 55 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Pioneer Ocean Steamship: 
' action to have memorial 
tablet taken by IV iv 231 
Presidential Address: 
1853 I i 121 
1854 I ii 142 
1855 I in 153 
1856 II i 97 
1857 II ii 81 
1858 II in 97 
1859 II iv 85 
1860 II v 109 
1861 II vi 101 
1862 II vii 1 
1863 II viii 97 
1865 II x 81 
1869 II xii 97 
1870 II xii 355 
1877 II xv 365 
1882 Ill i 361 
1883 Ill ii 5 
1884 Ill m 22 
1886 Ill v 2 
1898 IV vi 642 
1904 IV viii 63 
1908 IV viii 535 
1911 IV ix 201 
Presidents, list of (1849-88). IV I 13 
(1889-1910) IV viii iv 
Prince Consort's death, re- 
ference to by II vii 2 
Prize of $1,000 for best work- 
able measure that would 
give equal representation 
in parliament IV ill 21 
Ornithological Subsec- 
tion, Proceedings of, 1889 III vii 181 
1890 II i 40 
Property transfer to Hon. 
G. W. Allan ratified by 
general meeting IV I 1 
Proposal to Change name to 
Royal Society of Canada II iv 337 
Proposal for Meteorological 
Stations by Major Lachlan I m 154 
Proposal to establish Obser- 
vatories in Canada I in 133 
Prospectus of I I 4 
Provincial Government 
grant and use of Hall of 
Assembly I I 73 
Regulations and By-laws 
(1854) I in 116 
Regulations and By-laws of HI iv 74 
Regulations concerning: 
reprint I II 98 
Regulations of, consolidated 
and amended (1892) IV m 31 
Reply of Sir Edmund 
Walker Head on laying 
CORNER STONE I III 378 
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Report of Building Com- 
mittee (1857) II in 185 
Report of committee to 
CONFER WITH Dr. RyER- 
son about Meteoro- 
logical OBSERVATIONS IN 
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS OF 
Ontario II in 361 
Royal Charter of Incorpora- 
tion of II in 187 
Royal Society and Cana- 
dian Institute; exchange 
of publications: reprint.. I n 170 
Session 1852-1853, notice of I I 89 
Sociological Circular Ill vi 62 
Sociological Committee's 
Report, 1889 Ill vn 57 
1891 IV ii 59 
Special General Meeting 
April 21st, 1855.. I Hl 243 
Special general meeting 19th 
June, 1891: re building. IV in 1 
Time reckoning on scientific 
basis; communication 
from Gov.-Gen., regarding IV n 18 
Treasurer's Report 
1852.. I I 99 
1853.. I ii 123 
1854.. I in 137 
1855.. 1 in 400 
1856.. 11 ii 149 
1857.. II in 183 
1858.. II iv 159 
1859.. 11 v 232 
1860.. II vi 198 
1861.. II vn 157 
1862.. II viii 172 
1863.. II ix 65 
1864.. II x 295 
1865.. Il xi 127 
1866.. II xi 329 
1867.. II xii 88 
1868.. II xii 329 
1870.. II xiii 74 
1872.. Il xiii 558 
1873.. II xiv 311 
1874.. II xiv 389 
1875.. II xv 69 
1881.. HI i 237 
1882.. Ill i 269 
1883.. HI i 352 
1884.. Ill ii 247 
1885.. HI in 305 
1886.. HI iv 205 
1887.. Ill v 209 
1888.. Ill vi 58 
1889.. Ill vn 48 
1890.. IV ii 47 
1891.. IV ii 65 
1892.. IV in 50 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Wilson's, Dr. donations of 
Minerals to, Correspond- 
ence about I n 148 
Work of Institute In 1 
Canadian Journal. 
Close of first Series I in 413 
Establishment I ii 98 
II I 98 
Engineering contributions 
to II I 199 
Introduction I I 1 
Its objects 1 I 5 
New Series I Hi 399 
New Series, Aug. 1852.... I m 266 
Notice about I i 283 
I ii 170 
Notice of free postage on I n 151 
Notice to correspondents. .. I in 293 
Preliminary Address, 
new Series II i 1 
Canadian Medical Associa- 
tion II xii 209 
Canadian Naturalist and 
Geologist. By E. Bil- 
lings: reviewed II I 164 
II vi 529 
Canal or Canals. 
Across Isthmus of Suez; M. 
de Lesseps I in 337 
Benefits of, between Lakes 
St. Clair and Erie I in 321 
Canadian (1851) I I 46 
Canadian, projects and 
possibilities (1865) II x 282 
Canadian: reviewed II x 261 
Canadian: traffic in, in 1852- 
53 I ii 173 
Champlain, report on I I 91 
Coteau, construction in 
1780-81 IV iv 301 
Carillon, cost and construc- 
tion II x 269 
Chambly, cost and construc- 
tion II x 263 
Darien Ship I I 236 
Description of Sault Ste. 
Marie (1855): reprint... I in 309 
Dimensions of Sault Ste. 
Marie I m 269 
Exploration through 
Valley of Atrato to 
Pacific in search of 
ship, route. By F. M. 
Kelly: reprint II II 126 
Formation of, between 
Lakes St. Clair and 
Erie. By Major R. Lach- 
lan I in 303 321 
Grenville; cost and construc- 
tion « II x 269 
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In Canada in 1851 I i 119 
Lake's System of Canal 
Steam Navigation: re- 
viewed I i 209 
Oceanic Currents and 
THEIR INFLUENCE ON 
Central American 
Canal. By Alex. G. Find- 
lay: reprint I I 248 
Probable cost of, between 
Lakes St. Clair and Erie.. I in 321 
Report on Canals in Canada 
in 1851 I I 91 
Rideau; its construction and 
cost II x 268 
Ship Canal from Albany to 
New Baltimore, report 
on: reviewed I i 186 
St. Lawrence 1852, report.. I I 91 
St. Lawrence; cost II x 269 
Welland; history up to 1865 II x 270 
Welland 1852, report on.... I i 91 
Canard's River gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 372 
Canaria, Isd. prehistoric in- 
scriptions IV vn 57 
Canary Islands. 
Basque origin of inhabitants IV vn 34 
Celts migrated from, to 
Mexico IV vn 53 
Critical examination of 
Spanish Documents re- 
lative TO, SUBMITTED TO 
WRITER BY SENOR DON 
Juan Bethencourt Al- 
fonso, of Tenerife. By 
Prof. John Campbell IV vn 29 
Etruscan inscriptions in... . IV vn 62 
Guanche IV vn 31 
Hierro inscriptions IV vn 35 
Inscriptions IV vn 55 
Origin of inhabitants IV vn3147 
Phonetic values of, charac- 
ters IV vn 102 
Vocabulary of, dialects com- 
pared with Irish-Gaelic, 
Welsh and Basque IV vn 81 
Candelaria, Virgin of IV vn 55 
Candia. 
Twenty Years' Siege of. By 
E. T. Fletcher, Esq: re- 
viewed I in 327 
Candles, manufacture of... . I I 158 
Canek, king of Itzas. IV vi 180 
Canis. Canadian localities 
of 
C. borealis Ill vi 73 
C. cinereo-argentatus, Sa- 
bine - Ill vi 73 
C. familiaris, Say HI vi 73 
C. lagopus, Rich Ill vi 73 
Ser. Vol Page 
Canis. Canadian localities 
of-Con. 
C. latrans, Say Ill vi 72 
C. lupus occidentalis, Rich. Ill vi 72 
Canis familiaris Linn, 
Prince of Wales Sound. . . Ill v 114 
C. lupus occidentalis, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 112 
Canise Island, gazetteer 
notice 1813 II xiv 372 
Cannapora annulata, Nich- 
olson and Hinde, Nia- 
gara Limestone, Owen 
Sound II xiv 138 
Cannel Coals, properties of.. II in 210 
Cannibal, Polynesian race... II xn 454 
Canniff, Wm. M.D. 
M.R.C.S. 
History of settlement of 
Upper Canada, especially 
Bay Quinte: reviewed... II xn 323 
Settlement and original 
survey of Niagara Tp. . IV i 96 
Canning, Geo. 
Autograph letter on behalf 
of a pensioner II xv 543 
Cannon. 
Dr. Church's Breech-Load- 
ing I ii 197 
Canoes. 
Dene IV IV 114 
Dogribs and northern In- 
dians IV v 197 
Cantal Cheese. 
Cause of its ripening IV vn 104 
Micro-organisms in IV vn 103 
Tyrothrix in IV vn 105 
Cantharellus cibarius Fr., 
and C. lutescens, habits 
and Ontario habitats... . IV IX 72 
Canthon (coprobius) laevis 
(Mels. Cat.) I in 257 
Canton. 
Appearance from the River II n 169 
Description of Native Street II n 170 
Location of II n 167 
Canusium. 
Antiquities of : reprint... I in 263 
Caoutchouc, new compound 
of I 1 264 
Cape Breton. 
Carboniferous areas II xv 118 
Coal areas II xv 118 
Discovery of coal IV ix 99 
Geological areas II xv 117 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
Submergence of coast line.. II vn 85 
Cape Colony, Coal deposits in II vi 479 
Cape Croker, geological for- 
mation ' IV vn 175 
Cape Scott Indians, census 
(1847) I i 197 
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Caphtorim. 
Ancestors II xm 531 
Came from Shobal in line of 
Ra and invaded Palestine 
before close of Israel's 
wanderings II xm 529 
Capillary Wave. 
Description of II n 97 
Effect of different objects 
upon II ii 102 
Motion of II n 98 
Small, not hitherto des- 
cribed. By John Langton II n 96 
Observation on II n 100 
Size of II n 99 
Where found II n 97 
Capital. 
Capital. By Chas. Levy: 
abstract Ill vi 29 
Genesis and growth of. 
By Wm. Houston: ab- 
stract IV ii 40 
Capitonidse, generic charac- 
ters II ix 233 
Cappadocia. 
Ashchurites, traces in II xiv 248 
Celtic traces in II xv 78 
Gileadite traces in II xv 78 
Capparidacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species II xv 164 
Structure II v 337 
Capra Americana, Rich, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 70 
Caprifoliacese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 294 
Hamilton species Ill u 148 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 641 
London species II vm 226 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia Cecropia Ill iv 212 
Caprimulgus, Hamilton spe- 
cies II v 389 
Capsella, Vent, Canadian 
localities of 
C. bursa-pastoris, Moench. II xv 163 
Captivity, habits of Native 
Birds in IV ill 92 
Capuchins, copper tablet of 
1648 of, found at Castine 
(Maine) II ix 302 
Car. 
Sheriff Ruttan's venti- 
lating: reprint I Hl 69 
Car abides, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Caracalla. 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
on slab dedicated to, found 
at Risingham II x 102 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Caracalla-Con. 
Legate in Britain deter- 
mined from Latin In- 
scriptions II x 315 
Caradoc sandstone, Wales.. I i 248 
Carbohydrate, industry in 
Canada IV vni 174 
Carbonate Schists, L. Wen- 
digokan region IV vni 351 
Carbonates. 
Action of II I 80 
Detection of, in blowpipe. . II xv 255 
Carbonic Oxide, by Fownes' 
process II I 487 
Carboniferous areas, North 
America I III 27 
C. Formation. 
Bonaventure, in Canada. .. II vm 450 
Cape Breton II xv 118 
Eastern America I I 125 
Estimation of solid matter 
in, Nova Scotia • ... I i 280 
New Brunswick II xv 107 
Nova Scotia II xv 110 112 112 116 
Prince Edward Island II xv 120 
Western Ontario I ill 2 
C. Limestone, Red River 
District II V 189 
C. Lower, Central basin, Ten- 
nessee Ill vii 76 
Restigouche River II xv 384 
C. period, Tennessee Ill vn 84 
C. Rock. 
Michigan II vn 75 
New Brunswick II xv 385 
Nova Scotia II xv 386 
Nova Scotia; synopsis of... II I 46 
Rhode Island Ill ill 19 
Carborundum. 
History of IV vm 170 
Manufacture in Canada.... IV vm 169 
Carcajou, Canadian localities III vi 74 
Cardamine, L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. hirsuta, L II xv 63 
C. pratensis, L II xv 63 
C. rhomboidea, D.C II xv 63 
C. rotundifolia, Michx II xv 63 
Cardiadee, Canadian II iv 273 
Cardinal (bird), observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. Ill vn 184 
IV i 55 IV m 97 
Cardinal, Pointe au, gazet- 
teer notice 1813 II xiv 372 
Cardinalis, cardinalis ob- 
servations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 184 
IV I 55 IV m 97 
Carduelis, Hamilton species. II v 391 
Carenage Valley IV vm 142 
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Carex. 
Illustrations of Genus. 
By Rev. Prof. Hincks.... II xi 398 
Carey, John, of the Observer, 
Toronto II xn 526 
Caria. 
Ashchurites, traces in II xiv 247 
Zimri traces in II xv 294 
Cariaco, geology IV vm 378 
Cariacus. Canadian locali- 
ties of 
C. columbianus, Rich Ill vi 69 
C. macrotis, Say Ill vi 69 
C. virginianus, Bodd Ill vi 69 
Cariboo-eaters. 
Habitat and population.... IV iv 16 
Tribe Ill vn 113 
Caribou. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 68 
Dene, snares IV iv 100 
Dene method of treating 
skins IV iv 68 
Caribou Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 372 
Caribou vein, Kamanistiquia III vn 258 
Caribs of W. Indies. 
Savacons identity IV vi 116 
Crania related to Guanches 
of Canaries Ill v 74 
Carillon Canal, cost and con- 
struction II x 269 
Carinopora, Corniferous 
Limestone, Ontario II xiv 132 
Carleton, Sir Guy, auto- 
graph II xv 532 
Autograph letter about son's 
commission II xv 145 
Autograph letter ordering 
distribution of ammuni- 
tion to Hurons in 1770... II xiv 80 
Brief biography II xiv 80 
Defence of Quebec 1775-76.. II xiv 79 
How he saved Canada in 
1775-76 II xiv 79 
Carleton Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 372 
In 1778 IV iv 301 
Carlisle, Earl of, Autograph 
with brief comments II xiv 606 
Carlow Tp., corundum cry- 
stals in IV iv 227 
Carlton gravel ridge IV vi 38 
Carnallite, composition II i 553 
Carnivora, Canadian species 
with localities Ill vi 71 
Carnochan, Janet. 
Fort George's Lonely 
Sycamore. A reminis- 
cence of Niagara 
(poem) IV i 124 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Carnochan, Janet-Con. 
Niagara Library (1800- 
1820) IV iv 336 
Two frontier Churches. . IV i 109 
Carnot, M. 
Analysis of Canadian Apa- 
tites: ref IV viii 506 
Origin of fluophosphate in 
mineral beds: ref IV vm 503 
Analysis of human bones 
and fossil bones; fluorine 
present in IV vm 504 
Carnot, S. 
Reflection on motive power 
of fire: ref I n 133 
Carolina, North. 
On Klaprothine or Lazu- 
lite of. By E. J. Chap- 
man II vi 363 
Carols. 
Review of Carvalyn 
Gailckagh or Manx 
Carols. By Neil Mac- 
Nish IV v 83 
Carp, means of telling age of.. IV ix 37 
Carp River, Ont., ancient 
settlements at II I 236 
Carpals, supernumerary in 
human hand IV vi 545 
Carpel, in fruit II vi 496 
Carpenter. 
Middle rail to prevent train 
from leaving track, design I I 93 
Carpenter, Dr. 
Thalassicollina leads from 
Polycystina to Spon- 
giadse: ref II xv 418 
Carpenter, Mary. 
Our Convicts, reviewed:... II x 412 
Carpenteria, and Dujar- 
dinia > II iv 224 
Carpinus americana, Cana- 
dian II vi 32 
Carpet-weed, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 174 
Carpmael, Chas. 
Reckoning of Astronomical 
Day IV in 316 
Reduction of Barometer 
to Sea Level Ill i 1 
Carpodacus purpureus. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 92 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 189 
IV in 69 78 95 101 106 
Pinicola enucleator and, 
hybrid IV I 41 
Carpus, homologous bones of, 
referred to those of water 
tortoise IV vi 578 
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Carrawburgh. 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
found at, giving legate of 
Maximinus in Britain ... II x 319 
Roman name Procolitia: 
evidence II xm 146 
Carrier, Indians. 
Atiyeh game IV iv 81 
Atlih game IV iv 78 
Babies, how carried IV iv 134 
Bone scrapers IV iv 70 
Bows IV iv 59 
Bow-points IV iv 60 
Burning as a surgical opera- 
tion IV vn 20 
Call sunset or west "naa- 
nai" IV vn 517 
Caps of IV iv 164 
Ceremonial costume IV iv 172 
Ceremonial dress of, original IV iv 172 
Chaldean head-dress com- 
pared with that of, noble- 
women IV iv 177 
Characteristic sounds in 
language IV vn 527 
Clans of IV iv 203 
Copper and iron used before 
contact with whites IV iv 137 
Copper in use among pre- 
historic IV iv 137 
Dead, method of disposing of III vn 146 
Drums IV iv 150 
Elk disappeared from IV iv 93 
Graphic system IV iv 206, 208 
Habitat IV iv 24 
Hair sometimes fair among. IV iv 18 
Head-dress of IV iv 164 
Head-dress compared with 
that of Chaldean Kings. . IV iv 177 
Head-dress compared with 
that of Shamans IV iv 181 
Head-dress of noblemen.... IV iv 173 
Head-dress of noblewomen. IV iv 177 
Head dress, ordinary IV iv 164 
Head-dress of pubescent 
girl IV iv 165 
Houses Ill vn 117 IV iv 184 
Industries Ill vn 136 
Introduction of copper 
among IV iv 137 
Iron in use among pre- 
historic IV iv 140 
Knap-sacks of IV iv 148 
Lances known to prehis- 
toric IV iv 149 
Language of, subdivisions a 
little different IV iv 27 
Looms of IV iv 156 
Marriage customs Ill vn 122 
Middle class of IV iv 204 
Mode of wearing hair IV iv 181 
Month names IV vi 331 
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Carrier, Indians-Con. 
Mortuary columns IV iv 199 
Mystic virtue of number 
two IV v 15 
Pot-latches tn vu 147 
Physical characteristics... . IV iv 17 
Population IV iv 16 
Prognostications common 
among IV iv 110 
Progressive IV iv 5 
Salmon fishing (instruments 
illustrated) Ill vn 129 
Snow-shoes formerly practi- 
cally unknown among.. . IV iv 151 
Sociologically considered... IV iv 28 
Store-houses IV iv 196 
Subdivisions IV iv 24 
Swaddling clothes of, babes IV iv 133 
The tsoelrwces Ill vn 154 
Three Carrier Myths, by 
Rev. Father Morice IV v 1 
Timid IV iv 18 
Tribe Ill vn 110 112 
Tunics IV iv 163 
Utensils IV iv 120 
Weaving methods IV iv 156 
Carrier Myths. 
Burning down of a country; IV v 22 
(comments) IV v 24 
Concerning deluge » IV v 17 
Made Celestial IV v 28 
Flight of two Carrier heroes, 
likened to journey of 
Hebrews from Egypt.... IV v 17 
Man in the Moon Ill vn 159 
Pursued by their Mother's 
Head IV v 4 
(comments) IV v 10 
Relating to Sodom and 
Gomorrha IV v 21 
Ya'-ke'-nintil IV v 28 
Carroll, Dr. A. 
Translations of Easter Island 
tablets IV vi 215 
Carrot, Canadian localities.. II xv 555 
Carruthers, Capt. 
Coppermine region IV ix 211 
Richard Norton's journey to 
Coppermine region IV ix 204 
Cart, description of Ran- 
some and May's one- 
horse harvest cart I I 13 
Carter. 
Spermatozoids from Micro- 
ciona: ref II xv 420 
Carthegena, Spain, notes on 
Latin Inscription on pig 
of lead found at II vi 246 
Carthage, traces of Ashchur 
in II xiv 230 
Cartilage II x 202 
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Carvalyn Gailckagh. 
Review of, or Manx 
Carols. By Neil Mac- 
Nish IV v 38 
Carver, Jonathan. 
Travels in western America 
(1766-68) IV in 265 
Carvoran. 
Notes on Latin Inscriptions 
found at II ix 218 
II xn 114 II xiv 154 
Roman name "Magna"; 
evidence II xm 148 
Cary, of Quebec Mercury. 
N om-de-plume ' ' J uniolus 
Canadensis ' '; selections 
from writings II xv 332 
Carya alba, Canadian II vi 35 
Caryocrinus ornatus, Hall, 
Niagara Limestone, Thor- 
old and Niagara River... II xiv 139 
C ary ophy llace ae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill u 146 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 637 
II xv 169 
London species II vm 222 
Caryophyllia. Species 
found at great sea 
depths 
C. arcuata II vi 520 
C. clavus II vi 520 
C. electrica II vi 520 
Caryoplasm, in yeast cell... IV vi 483 
Caribean. 
Bibliography of Geology of, 
area IV win 148 
Chama antiquata Dall IV vm 389 
Depths of, Sea of Jamaica 
coast IV v 329 
Ellipsoidina IV vm 388 
Fossil foraminifera of Trini- 
dad as bearing on Pacific 
connections of, region.... IV vm 387 
Fusus henekenii sow IV vm 390 
Geological Connexions 
of, region. By R. J. L. 
Goppy IV vm 373 
Land connection of, region 
with Africa and water 
connection with Pacific.. IV vm 377 
Miocene fauna IV vm 382 
Pyrula consors Sow IV vm 390 
Purpura (Cuma) woodii 
Dall IV Vin 390 
Tertiary fossils of IV vm 388 
Caribean Formation. 
Composition of rocks IV vin 139 
Strike of rocks in Trinidad. IV vin 139 
Trinidad IV vm 139 
Caryocystites (Von Buch).. II u 303 
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Casa Colorada, Yucatan.... IV vi 185 
Cascade Group, Canadian 
flora IV vin 27 
Casease, in Cheese IV vn 113 
Casein gluten, obtained 
from gluten IV vu 498 
Casnonia pensylvanica 
(Linn.) Mels. Cat., in 
Ontario I ill 210 325 
Caspian Sea. 
Newly formed Volcanic 
Island in: reprint II vn 147 
Salts in water, relative 
amounts of IV vn 559 
Cassiterite. 
Artificial formation of II vi 526 
Characteristics II V 522 
Castanea vesca, Canadian.. II vi 33 
Castine (Maine), copper tab- 
let of Capuchins dated 
1648 found at. II ix 302 
Castle Frank, Toronto about 
1800 II xn 435 
Castle Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Castor, Canadian localities 
of. 
C. canadensis, Kuhl Ill vi 84 
C. fiber, Linn Ill vi 84 
C. fiber americanus, Rich. . Ill vi 84 
C. fiber, specimen obtained 
near Peterboro, Ont II vm 85 
Castoreum bottles, Dene... IV iv 66 135 
Cat Bird. 
Habits of Ontario visitor. . . Ill in 99 
Hamilton species II v 390 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors.... Ill vu 192 IV in 72 83 108 
Cat Island, gazetteer notice 
1813 II xiv 373 
Cat, Wild, Canadian localities HI vi 72 
Catacombs, notes on Chris- 
tian epitaphs found in... II xi 273 
Catalepsy IIIn75HIvi 13 
Catalogue. 
Catalogue of Insects. By 
Couper I in 213 
Catalogue of Mammalia 
of Canada exclusive of 
Cetacea. By J. B. 
Tyrrell HI vi 66 
Catalysis IV ix 273 
Cataract, operations among 
Denes IV vn 26 
Cataraqui, gazetteer notice 
(1813) .... II xiv 373 
Cataraqui, Isle de Petite, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. . II xiv 373 
Cataraqui, Petit, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 373 
Catarhinae II xv 246 
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Catawba. 
Catawba Language. By 
A. F. Chamberlain: ab- 
stract HI vi 25 
Catawba grape. 
Brief history of: reprint.. I in 220 
Catchfly, localities Canadian 
species II xv 169 
Catenipora escharoides. 
Anticosti Island II in 327 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 509 
Ottawa R I i 222 
Caterpillar, vegetable, of 
New Zealand II n 364 
Catfish Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Catfish Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Catholic Philosophy Il m 349 
Catocala Ochs. Characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
Catocala genus II vm 5 
C. amasia (Abbot) Il vm 15 
C. amatrix (Hiibn) Il vm 8 
C. antinympha (Hiibn).... Il vm 12 
C. cerogama (Guen) II vm 10 
C. concumbens (Walk).... II vm 8 
C. epione (Drury) 11 vm 14 
C. ilia Cram (Walk) Il vm 9 
C. illecta (Walk) II vm 15 
C. innubens (Guen) Il vm 14 
C. insolabilis (Guen) II vm 14 
C. iunctura (Walk) 11 vm 13 
C. lacrymosa (Guen) II vm 13 
C. nurus (Walk) II vm 12 
C. micronympha Il vm 15 
C. muliercula (Guen) II vm 14 
C. neogama (Abbot) Il vm n 
C. nuptialis (Walk) 11 vm jq 
C. nuptula (Walk) II vm 1.5 
C. palaeogama (Guen) II vm 14 
C. parta (Guen) Il vm 7 
C. polygama (Guen) Il vm 12 
C. relicta (Walk) II vm 6 
C. selecta (Walk) 11 vm 13 
C. ultronia (Hiibn) II vm 10 
C. unijuga (Walk) II vm 7 
C. uxor (Guen) II vm 9 
C. vidua, Smith Il vm 6 
Catocalidse 11 vm 4 
Catogenus rufus, Fabr 
(Mels. Cat.), Ontario... I m 211 325 
Catskill, Mountain Home 
on, "Specter of Brocken" 
seen at I I 7 
Cattle. 
Canadian, trade and 
Abattoirs. By Alan Mac- 
dougall Ill 11 53 
Canadian, trade (1871-81). . Ill 11 54 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Caucasian. 
Division of human family. . II v 325 
Lesghian compared with, 
language • Ill u 164 
Master race from earliest 
times I i 155 
Caucasus. 
Traces of Ashchurites in... II xiv 243 
Tribes surrounding II v 323 
Cauchois Isle, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 373 
Caudal fin, Amiurus'Catus. . Ill n 301 
Caudisoma tergemina, On- 
tario variety Ill v 255 
Cauline central cylinder, 
Primulaceae IV vi 607 
Caulophyllum, Michx. 
Canadian localities of 
C. thalictroides, Mx II xv 59 
Cavan. 
Silurian Anthracite: re- 
print I in 173 
Cavendish. 
Biography II u 376 
Life of I I 160 
Caverns. 
Canadian. By Geo. D. 
Gibb: reprint II vi 386 
Of Aberdeenshire; described I m 314 
Caves. 
Bone, with especial re- 
ference to Prehistoric 
man. By Arthur Harvey. IV n 116 
Caves and Potholes of 
Rockwood, Ont. By 
Prof. J. Hoyes Panton. . . Ill vi 244 
Kent's Hole, near Torquay; 
relics in II ill 383 
Rockwood, described Ill n 245 
Rockwood, formation Ill vi 250 
Cawdell, Jos. M. 
Nom-de-plume "Rose- 
harp"; selection from 
poems II xv 449 
Cawek, house of. 
History IV vi 156 158 
Yucatan IV vi 176 
Cawthra, John, Newmarket II xm 569 
Cawthra, J., Toronto II xn 342 
Caxton, Wm., Printing intro- 
duced into England II xv 587 
Cay-Hunahpu, career IV vi 163 
Cayub suppresses Oxyib IV vi 204 
Cayuga. 
Athyris clusia (n. sp.) found 
in... II v 279 
Alveolites squamosa in cor- 
niferous Limestone II v 207 
Cayuga Island, history Ill n 224 
Cayugas, founder of tribe.... IV vi 265 
Cazo process IV iv 361 
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Cazonan Valley, section of 
(pl.) IV v 365 
Ceanothus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. Americanus, L II xv 352 
C. ovalis, Bigelow II xv 352 
C. americanus, L. 
Glands IV ix 315 
Host for Stagmatophora 
ceanothiella Cosens IV ix 310 
C. ovatus Desf., host of Stag- 
matophora ceanothiella 
Cosens IV ix 310 
Ceangi, inscription on pig of 
lead to II vii 40 
Cecidomyia, Host and an- 
atomy of 
C. balsamicola, Lintner (pl.) IV ix 317 
C. bulla, Walsh (pl.) IV ix 317 
C. impatientis O. S. (pl.)... IV ix 319 
C. majalis, Bass (pl.) IV ix 320 
C. ocellaris O. S. (pl.) IV ix 320 
C. pellex O.S IV ix 321 
C. triticoides (pl.) IV ix 322 
C. ocellaris O. S., beginning 
of development of galls.. IV ix 360 
C. triticoides, Walsh, gall 
shows aeriferous tissue 
in pith of stem which is 
not present in host IV ix 369 
Cecidomyidae. 
Feeding habits of larvae. ... IV ix 362 
Species described IV ix 316 
Cecil, Lord Burleigh. 
Autograph on document 
conveying property II xiv 317 
Cedar. 
Canadian II vi 33 
Cedar from Canada: re- 
print I in 340 
Effect of extract from Cedar 
bark on fish IV vn 457 
Effects of extracts from 
Cedar sawdust on fish life IV vn 441 
Effect of concentration of, 
bark extract on fish IV vn 454 
Cedar, B.C. 
Effects of concentration of 
its extracts on fish IV vn 453 
Effect of sawdust on fish.. . IV vn 448 
Cedar, Ontario, effects of its 
extracts of different 
strengths on fish IV vn 453 
Cedar, red and white, Otta- 
wa Valley I n 115 116 
Cedar Bird. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Toronto winter bird I I 171 
Toronto specimen Ill vn 189 
Cedar Creek, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 373 
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Cedar Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Cedar Waxwings, Orillia ... IV in 98 
Cedre blanc, Ottawa Valley. I n 116 
Cedre range, Ottawa Valley. I n 115 
Celastracese. 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 147 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 638 
II xv 352 
London species II vm 223 
Celastrus, L., Canadian 
habitats of 
C. scandens, L II xv 352 
Celeron Isle, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Celestine, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 157 
Cell, Golding Bird's battery 
and decomposing cell.... I i 16 
Cell. 
Cell Structure and Cell 
Contents. By A. B. 
Macallum: abstract IV n 10 
Certain structures in Pan- 
creatic, of Amphilia IV I 253 
Contributions to Mor- 
phology and Physiology 
of. By A. B. Macallum. . IV I 247 
Intestinal epithelium of 
Newt (pl.) IV I 248 
Celt. 
Celt in Ancient Egypt 
and Babylonia. By Rev. 
John Campbell IV v 89 
Cranial characteristics of... II ix 381 
Cranial measurements of... II ix 387 
Cranial measurements of 
modern II ix 390 
Dominant race of ancient 
times IV v 100 
Eastern Origin of. By 
Rev. John Campbell II xv 73 277 
Early history of I n 247 
Ethnology of I n 247 
Eponym of, is Gilead II xv 74 
Gaelic topography of 
Damnonia. By Dr. Neil 
MacNish Ill m 43 
Gaelic topography of 
Wales and Isle of Man. 
By Rev. Neil MacNish. . Ill n 181 
Genealogical tables of an- 
cient IV v 102 
History of II ix 369 
Hittite army leaders in 
Egypt who were Celts. .. IV v 99 
Inquiry into Physical 
Characteristics of An- 
cient and Modern Celt 
of Gaul and Britain. 
By Daniel Wilson II ix 369 
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Migration into Britain Ill i 310 
Olmecs were, from Canary 
Islands IV vu 53 
Origin of II xv 87 
Persian connection II xv 75 
Physical characteristics of. . 11 ix 373 
Southern Europe influenced 
by 1 ii 248 
South Wales IV n 206 
Toltecs were, from Canary 
Islands IV vu 53 
Topographical argument 
IN FAVOUR OF EARLY 
SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH 
Isles by, who spoke 
Gaelic. By Neil Mac- 
Nish Ill i 310 
Traces of Ashchurites in, of 
Gaul 11 xiv 265 
Umbria influenced by 1 n 248 
Celt-iberian. 
Alphabet Ill ill 168 
Celtic. 
Alliteration 1V m 209 
Antiquities at Caerleon... . II vu 464 
Celtic Prosody. Ny Neil 
MacNish IV Hi 206 
(abstract)... IV in 40 
Connection with family of 
Onam Il xiv 562 
Egyptian and, alliance IV v 97 
Element in Iberic Toltecs. . IV vu 48 
Element in Umbrian and 
Sabine languages I n 274 
Era in France . II ix 270 
Equivalents of Onam family, 
table II xiv 567 
Gael and Cymri two great 
components of II xv 277 
Kings of Kassite Dynasty.. IV v 103 
Horite traces in, mythology II xm 543 
Names in topography of 
Scilly Isles _ Ill m 55 
Names of places in Corn- 
wall Ill in 47 
Nouns have many points of 
similarity with Semitic... II xm 284 
Origin of Bretons Ill v 77 
Origin of Guanche IV vu 34 53 
Pipes II ii 246 
Poets IV ii 221 
Remarks on Intrusion of 
Germanic Races on 
Older, Races of 
Europe. By Daniel Wil- 
son I ii 246 
Roman and Greek types 
STILL EXISTENT IN 
France, with notes on 
Langue D'Oc. By Arthur 
Harvey IV n 176 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Celtic-Con. 
Scansion IV m 207 
Settlement of Wales IV v 64 
Six dialects of, surviving. . . IV v 64 
Survival in Brittany IV ii 176 
Table tracing tribe through 
various countries II xv 89 
Tablet found at Tell el 
Ainarna, Egypt, translated IV v 89 
Its date IV v 94 
Words showing Arabic art- 
icle Al or L II xin 409 
Celtic traces in 
Babylonia II xv 77 
Bithynia II xv 78 
Cappadocia II xv 78 
Chaldea II xv 77 
Cilicia II xv 78 
Galatia II xv 78 
Gaul II xv 84 
German tribes II xv 86 
Greece Il xv 80 
Guanche IV vn 38 
India II xv 76 
Italy II xv 80 
Macedonia II xv 79 
Mesopotamia II xv 77 
Spain II xv 84 
Thrace II xv 79 
Celtis occidentalis, L., host 
for Pachypsylla celtidis- 
mamma Riley IV ix 308 
Cement. 
Chloride on oxide of zinc.. . II I 80 
Industry in Canada IV vni 172 
M. Vicat's results on de- 
structive action of Sea 
Water on Silicates as, 
etc.: reprint I in 41 
Portland II m 334 
Production in Canada, 1902 IV vm 189 
Census. 
Census of Canada for 
1851-52 I ii 92 
Census of Canada (1861). 
By John Langton II x 1 
Census of Great Britain in 
1851 with description of 
machinery and processes 
employed I n 70 
Census of New England; 
notes on. By Rev. A. 
Constable Geikie II I 245 
Indians of Canada, between 
1820 and 1848 I i 195 
On Comparative Progress 
of Population in Eng- 
land and Scotland as 
SHEWN BY, OF 1861. By 
John Strang: reprint II vn 129 
Religious Census of Upper 
Canada, 1842, 1848, 1852 I I 96 
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Census-Con. 
Religious, of Ontario, 1842, 
1848,1852 I i 96 
System that would secure 
accuracy II x 16 
Centanni. 
Chicken disease in Northern 
Italy due to filterable 
virus: ref IV vm 56 
Centaurs, description of I i 156 
Centoripa in Sicily, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 227 
Central America. 
Civilizations of Mexico and, 
relations of Ill v 65 
Decipherment of hiero- 
glyphic INSCRIPTIONS OF. 
By Prof. J. Campbell. .. . IV vi 101 
In geological times IV vm 376 
Native histories of IV vi 156 
On Oceanic Currents and 
THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE 
Central American 
Canal. By Alex. G. Find- 
lay : reprint I i 248 
Centre of Gravity. 
Note on Guldin's Proper- 
ties. By J. B. Cherriman II vm 33 
Centrifugal. 
Applications of, actions 
to Manufacturing pur- 
poses I i 11 
Beer cooled by, action... . I I 11 
Centrifugal Forces of 
the Planets. By John 
Phillips: abstract Ill in 122 
Cleaning milk by, force.... IV vu 486 
Experiments on, treatment 
of milk on bacteria IV vu 488 
Starch separated from flour 
by, action I I 11 
Centronella, Billings, gene- 
ric characters II vi 271 
C. glans-fagea (Hall), De- 
vonian of Ontario (pl.)... II vi 271 
C. hecate (n. sp.), Oriskany 
Sandstone and Cornifer- 
ous Limestone, Ontario 
(pl.) II vi 273 
C. tumida, Devonian of 
Ontario II vi 272 
Ceophloeus pileatus, obser- 
vations on Ontario fre- 
quenters IV in 68 
III vu 191 193 IV m 68 
Cephalic. 
Study of, disk of Remora 
[Echeneis] II xi 260 
Cephalisation, as basis of 
classification II xi 43 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cephaloedium in Sicily, 
copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 227 
Cephalopoda, Cuvier 
Canadian II iv 272 
Characteristics II vin 17 
Ontario species II vi 360 
Ottawa R. species I I 222 
Position among Mollusca... II xi 325 
Cephalpods. 
Architheuthis dux II vu 125 
Belleville species II v 46 
Characteristics II vu 122 
On Existence of Dibranchi- 
ate, of great bulk: re- 
viewed II vu 122 
Cerambycidse, Kicking 
Horse Pass species Ill v 214 
Ceramic Art. 
Ancient Egypt II ill 257 
Ancient Peru II ill 258 
Cerastium, L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. alpinum, L II xv 173 
C. arvense, L II xv 173 
C. nutaus, Raf II xv 173 
C. oblongifolium, Torr II xv 173 
C. viscosuin, L II xv 172 
C. vulgatum, L II xv 172 
Ceratidae II it 266 II vm 19 
Ceratophyllaceae. 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 648 
Ceratospyris ateuchus IV vm 385 
Cerauridae II i 286 
Ceraurus. 
Canadian (pl.) II vm 31 
Position in Canada II vi 288 
Cercospora cypripedii, E. 
and D IV vi 637 
C. epigaeae, E. and D IV vi 637 
Cereals, of Canada at Paris 
Exhibition II I 144 
Cerebellum, Amiurus Ill n 354 
Cerebro-Spinal, Irritation 
and Hypnotism Ill n 70 
Ceremonial dress, Dene.... IV iv 179 
Ceriornis Caboti II n 383 
Cerite. 
Analysis of II iv 495 
Titanic and tellurous acid in II VI 300 
Cerium, in mineral waters. . . I i 152 
Certhia, Hamilton species. . . II v 390 
C. familiaris americana, 
observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vn 190, 196 
IV i 47 IV m 72 101 105 
Cervus, Canadian localities 
of 
C. alces Rich Ill vi 68 
C. canadensis, Erxl HI vi 68 
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of-Con. 
C. macrotis var Columbi- 
anus, Rich Ill vi 69 
C. strongyloceras, Rich.... Ill vi 68 
C. tarandus sylvestris, Rich III vi 68 
C. tarandus var arctica, 
Rich Ill vi 68 
C. Canadensis. 
Canadian specimen II I 387 
Occurrence in Eastern Can- 
ada Ill vn 281 
Cervus Megaceros. 
An Ancient haunt of, or, 
Great Irish Deer. By 
Daniel Wilson Ill I 207 
Ballybetagh bog haunt of. . Ill I 211 
British specimens and 
haunts Ill I 214 
Coexistent with man in Ire- 
land; evidence of HI I 216 
C. somonensis, fossil bones 
of, in Caves near Paris, 
France II vi 370 
Ceryle alcyon, observations 
on Ontario visitors Ill vn 190 
IV i 58 IV in 67 74 80 105 106 
Cestodes HI i 71 
Cestoidea II iv 19 
Cetonia fulgida, Fabr I m 325 
C. inda (Mels. Cat.), in 
Ontario I Hl 211 
Cew, J. De. 
Notes on Geology of 
Townships of Windham 
and Middleton, Nor- 
folk Co., Ont.: reprint.. II vi 295 
Ceylon. 
Bats of Il vn 348 
Cornus splendens of 11 vn 352 
Crows of II vn 352 
Early history of II ix 332 
Early inhabitants II ix 332 
Elephant hunt 11 vn 352 
Geckoes of Il vn 354 
Hydrophidae II vn 355 
Kornegalle or Kurunaigulle II vn 351 
Land leeches of II vn 356 
Leopards of II vn 350 
Lizards of Il vn 354 
Pelicans of II vu 354 
Pteropus of 11 vn 349 
Rousette or flying fox of... . Il vn 348 
Sea-snakes Il vn 355 
Serpent myth IV v 14 
Sketches of Natural History 
of. By Sir Jas. E. Ten- 
nant: reviewed II vu 347 
Turbinella highly prized in. II in 403 
Veddahs of II ix 334 
"Wild hunters" of II ix 334 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Chacachacare, Trinidad, 
geological formation IV vni 140 
Chaetetes, Clinton Group, 
Dundas II xiv 141 
C. lycoperdon, Say. 
Clinton group, Dundas. ... II xiv 140 
Toronto Shales I i 150 
Toronto specimens II i 74 II iv 452 
Chaetura, Hamilton species. II v 389 
C. pelagica, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 191 
IV in 68 81 107 
Chahta, descendants of 
mound-builders? Ill v 62 
Chaicis in Euboea. 
Copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 228 
Silver coins of, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 105 
Chalcodite. 
Identical with stilpnomelane II in 262 
Shephard's, from Sterling, 
N.Y. analyzed II in 262 
Chalcophora virginica, 
Drury (Mels. Cat.), Ont. I in 211 325 
Chaldea. 
Gileadite traces in II xv 77 
Horite traces in, showing 
their greatness II xm 534 
Zimri traces in II xv 286 
Chaldean, Chaldean head- 
dress compared with that 
of Carrier noblewomen.. . IV iv 177 
Challis, Prof. 
Memorandum on present 
state of Astronomy 
(1854): reprint I in 85 
On Composition of 
Colours: abstract II u 451 
Chalmers, Dr. 
Autograph letter on personal 
matters II xiv 342 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Chalmers, Dr. Thos. 
Geology and the Bible II n 202 
Chama and Tridacna, must 
be in same order II xi 394 
C. antiquata Dall, of 
Caribean and its Pacific 
analogue C. californica 
Dall IV vin 389 
C. californica Dall, analogue 
of Chama Antiquata Dall IV vin 389 
Chamberlin, Prof. 
Fossiliferous beds in central 
Ontario: ref IV vn 167 
Chamberlin. 
Planetesimal Theory: ref.. . IV vin 438 
Chamberlain, A. F. 
African and American 
CONTACT OF NEGRO AND 
Indian: abstract IV n 21 
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Chamberlain, A. F.-Con. 
American folk-lore So- 
ciety Meeting (1891): 
abstract IV in 12 
American Indian in Liter- 
ature: abstract IV I 33 
Archaeology of Scugog 
Island: abstract Ill vn 14 
Catawba Language: ab- 
stract Ill vi 25 
Colour Comparisons in 
Low German poets: ab- 
stract IV in 43 
Deluge Myths of Cana- 
dian Indians: abstract. . Ill VII 11 
Eskimo Race and Lan- 
guage; Origin and Re- 
lations Ill vi 8 
(abstract) Ill vi 261 
First Contribution to 
Bibliography of Arch- 
aeology of Canada and 
Newfoundland Ill vn 13 
F rench-Canadian folk- 
lore: abstract IV n 34 
Indians of Canada: ab- 
stract IV i 17 
Language of Mississaguas of 
Scugog Ill vii 213 
Mississaguas of Scugog: 
abstract Ill vn 2 
Origin and development 
OF GRAMMATICAL GENDER. Ill VII 216 
Pre-historic Ethnology: 
abstract Ill v 144 
Primitive Nature Study. . IV vi 315 
Relationship of American 
languages Ill v 57 
Second Contribution to 
Bibliography of Arch- 
aeology of Canada .... Ill vii 40 
Chamberlin and Salisbury. 
Ice expands and shoves gravel 
and sand upon shore: ref. IV ix 18 
Origin of sand plains in L. 
Wendigokan region: ref. IV vni 361 
Chambers, R. 
Autograph in volume now 
property of Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 539 
Great Terrace of Ero- 
sion in Scotland and its 
RELATIVE DATE AND CON- 
NECTION with Glacial 
Phenomena: reprint.... I in 143 
Observations on Glacial 
Phenomena in Scotland 
and North of England: 
reprint I HI 143 
Romantic Scottish Ballads; 
their epoch and author- 
ship: reviewed II iv 468 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Chambers, T. K., M.D. 
Industrial Pathology; or 
THE ACCIDENTS AND DIS- 
EASES INCIDENT TO IN- 
DUSTRIAL occupations: 
reprint I in 29 
Chambly Canal, cost and 
construction II x 263 
Chameleon, how it changes 
its colour IV vni 103 
Champagne, method of pre- 
paring I n 7 
Champion, M. 
How dynamite explodes: ref. II xiv 362 
Champlain. 
Discoveries of (maps) II n 396 
Expedition against Iroquois II n 395 
Maps of voyages II n 398 
Relations with Indians along 
northern shore of St. 
Lawrence II n 395 
Champlain Canal, report on I i 91 
Champlain formation I in 37 
Champneys, F. 
Omo-cervicalis in Chim- 
panzee: ref IV vi 528 
Scansorius in Chimpanzee: 
ref IV vi 557 
Chandler. 
Todea Frazeri seedlings: ref. IV vni 515 
Chants, Dene Ill vn 155 
Chapman, Dr., species of 
spruce: ref Ill- vi 173 
Chapman, E. J. 
Additional Note on Crys- 
tals of Lazulite de- 
scribed in July number 
of Journal, p. 363 II vi 455 
Additional Note on oc- 
currence of Fresh 
Water Shells in Upper 
Drift Deposits of Ont. II vi 497 
Additional Note on ob- 
ject of salt Condition 
of Sea II in 227 
Analysis of some Cana- 
dian Minerals II xn 265 
II xiii 507 
Analyses of Iron Ores 
and Ankerites from 
Acadia Mines, London- 
derry, N.S II xv 414 
Atomic constitution and 
Crystalline form as 
CLASSIFICATION CHARAC- 
TERS IN MINERALOGY. .. . II ii 435 
Chapman's scale of hard- 
ness of minerals II v 12 
Contributions to Blow- 
pipe Analysis II x 339 
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Deposition of Native 
Metals in vein Fis- 
sures, etc., by Electro- 
chemical Agency: re- 
print II in 75 
Function of salt in Sea 
Water II xv 329 
Geology of Belleville 
and Surrounding dis- 
trict II v 41 
Local geological notes .. II iv 493 
Note on Cause of Tides. . Il xiv 279 
Notes on Geology of 
Blue Mt. escarpment, 
Collingwood Tp.,Ont. . II v 304 
Note on Object of Salt 
Condition of Sea I m 186 
Note on Occurrence of 
Allanite (Orthite) in 
Canadian Rocks II ix 103 
Note on Occurrence of 
Asaphus Megistos in 
Canadian Rocks, with 
Additional Remarks on 
Asaphus Hincksii II iv 140 
Note on Presence of 
Phosphorus in Iron 
Wire II ix 170 
Note on Stelliform Cry- 
stals WITH SPECIAL RE- 
FERENCE to Crystalliz- 
ation of Snow II vi 1 
Notes on Silver Loca- 
tions of Thunder Bay 
(pl. p. 265) II xii 218 
Occurrence of genus 
Cryptoceras in Silur- 
ian Rocks II n 264 
On Assaying of Coals by 
Blowpipe II ni 208 
On habits of a small 
snake in Captivity • II xm 551 
On Hypostoma of Asaphus 
Canadensis and on a 
third new species of 
Asaphus from Canadian 
rock II iv 1 
On Klaprothine or Lazu- 
lite of North Carolina II vi 363 
On leading geological 
areas of Canada II xv 13 92 
On New Species of Agel- 
acrinites, AND ON STRUC- 
TURAL Relations of 
that Genus II v 358 
On occurrence of Copper 
Ore in Island of Grand 
Manan, Bay of Fundy. . II xm 234 
On Position of Lievrite 
in Mineral series II vn 42 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Chapman, E. J.-Con. 
On some blowpipe re- 
actions II xv 249 
On some Minerals from 
L. Superior II x 406 
On some new Trilobites 
found in Canadian 
Rocks II in 230 
Outline of Geology of 
Ontario II xiv 580 
Popular Exposition of 
Minerals and Geology 
of Canada II v 1, 168 517 
II vi 149, 425 500, II vn 108 
11 viii 17 111 185 437 II ix 1 
Preliminary notice of 
Agelacrinites Billingsii II v 204 
Probable nature of sup- 
posed FOSSIL TRACKS 
KNOWN AS PROTICHN1TES 
and Climactichnites. . . II XV 486 
Questions connected 
WITH THE SALTNESS OF 
the sea: reprint II n 484 
Remarkable belt of Auri- 
ferous country in Mar- 
mora Tp., Ont II xm 330 
Reply to Report of 
Select Committee on 
Geological Survey of 
Canada (1855) I m 289 
Review of Trilobites; 
their Character and 
Classification II i 271 
Simple Rules for Calcu- 
lating thickness of in- 
clined strata II v 544 
Sketch of Geology of 
Hastings Co., Ont.: re- 
print II v 470 
Some notes on Drift De- 
posits of Western 
Canada (Ont.) and an 
Extension of Lake 
Area of that Region ... II vi 221 
Table for Calculating 
CUT AND YIELD, PER RUN- 
NING FATHOM,OF MINERAL 
VEINS II XII 478 
Testimony of, regarding 
Geological Survey of 
Canada .... I in 251 
Examples of Application of 
Trigonometry to Crystal- 
lographic Calculations for 
use of students: reviewed. II V 301 
Great Lakes in post-tertiary 
times: ref IV vi 52 
Nom-de-plume "He who 
sang the Song of 
Charity"; poem "Cana- 
dian Summer's Night"... II xv 455 
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Chapman, E. J.-Con. 
Old beaches near Colling- 
wood: ref IV vi 30 
Shells from Angus, south of 
Georgian Bay: ref IV vi 40 
Chapman, H. C. 
Flexor accessorius in orang: 
ref ...... IV vi 571 
Flexor longus pollicis in 
orang: ref IV vi 539 
Omo-cervicales in orang: 
ref....... IV vi 527 
Scansorius in orang: ref.. .. IV vi 557 
Two heads of pronator radii 
teres of orang: ref IV vi 536 
Chapman and Owen. 
Clavicular portion in orang: 
ref IV vi 530 
Characese, Canadian species. II xiv 300 
Charadridse, generic charac- 
ters. II xi 156 
Charadrinse, generic charac- 
ters II xi 157 
Charadrius, Hamilton species II v 394 
C. dominicus. 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 199 
IV in 66 
Charcoal. 
Charcoal as a Disinfect- 
ant. By J. G. Barford: 
reprint I m 196 
Charcoal as a Deodoriser 
and Disinfectant: re- 
print . I in 337 
Disinfecting properties. ... I m 219 
Fertilizing powers I m 219 
On peat and other vege- 
table, and some of its 
uses. By Wm. Longmaid: 
reprint . I m 217 
Power to deodorise and Dis- 
infect I hi 337 
Preparation of I m 217 
Charionella, n. g. 
New genus of Brachiopoda II vi 148 
Remarks on II vi 274 
C. circe, n. sp., Corniferous, 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 273 
Charity. 
Associated Charities in 
Buffalo Ill in 103 
Associated charities in New 
York Ill in 103 
In London, Eng I i 120 
Systematic. By D. A. 
O'Sullivan Ill m 101 
Charleroi, scenes in Cam- 
paign of 1815 around.... Ill iv 153 
Charlotte, Queen. 
Autograph II xv 535 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Charlottenburgh, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 373 
Charlottenburg Tp., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 63 
Charlottetown, P.E.I., 
Englishwoman's descrip- 
tion of. II in 131 
Chariotteville, gazetteer no- 
tice II xiv 212 213 
Charlotteville, Ont., mineral 
springs at I i 153 
Charlotteville Mineral 
Spring, Ontario I in 99 
Charlotteville Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 373 
Charnay. 
Room containing Tablet 
of Cross at Palenque: ref IV vi 114 
Charr IV ix 25 
Charras, Lieut.-Col. 
Campaign of 1815: ref Ill iv 151 
Charron River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 373 
Chasse, Riviere de la Belle, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 373 
Chassigny, meteoric stone of II vm 89 
Chastay tribe, slavery among I m 276 
Chat, Isle au, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Chat Lake, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 373 
Chatham, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 214 
Chatham Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 373 
Chatin, M. 
Salts dissolved in rain 
water in France: reprint I i 43 
Chatterer, Bohemian, Tor- 
onto IV i 56 
Chaudiere, gold in I i 112 
Chaudiere Falls, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chaudiere Lake, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chaudiere, Riviere a la, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 374 
Chauvin. 
Development of gills in 
Salamandra atra IV vm 484 
Chazy. 
Economic materials of, beds 
in Canada II vm 196 
Formation Anticosti II xv 102 
Formation Canada II vm 195 
Formation Quebec II xv 95 
Limestone, coast of Lake 
Winnipeg II v 188 
New Cystidean in, limestone 
near Montreal II n 302 
Cheboutequion, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
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Cheddar Cheese, Canadian. 
Bacterial contents; tables 
and charts showing rise 
and fall with age IV vn 124 
Gas producing bacteria in.. IV vn 128 
Lactic acid bacteria in IV vn 128 
Ripening caused by B. acidi 
lactici IV vn 107 
Rise and fall of bacteria in. . IV vn 109 
Torula in IV vn 130 
Yeasts in IV vn 129 
Cheek, development of fat 
in, of orang IV vi 513 
Cheese. 
Acid in IV vn 126 
Anaerobic bacilli in IV vn 109 
Bacterial content of, how 
made? IV vn 122 
Calcium Chloride renders 
heated milk suitable for 
cheese making IV vii 122 
Casease in IV vn 113 
Clostridium foetidumlactis. IV vn 109 
Cured under Chloroform. . . IV vn 114 
Enzymes, origin and pro- 
perties in IV vn 118 
Ferment (unorganized) fac- 
tor in ripening IV vn 113 
Galactase ferment in IV vn 117 
Lactic acid bacteria capable 
of dissolving coagulated 
casein? IV vn 121 
Lactic acid bacteria, cause 
of ripening IV vii 113 
Lactic acids role in ripening IV vn 115 
Peptonizing bacteria in . . .. IV vn 111 
Rennet's action in ripening. IV vn 132 
Rennet's effect on IV vn 120 
Ripeningcaused by Bacillus X IV vn 106 
Ripening due to a fermenta- 
tion IV vn 103 
Ripening of: literature on 
subject IV vn 133 
Ripening of, and role of 
Micro-organisms in pro- 
cess. By F. C. Harrison. IV vn 103 
Ripening: theory IV vn 130 
Ripened under anaesthetic 
conditions IV vn 114 
Cheese, Cantal. 
Ripening IV vn 103 104 
Tyrothrix in IV vn 105 
Cheese, Cottage, schizo- 
mycetes and yeasts in.... IV vn 105 
Cheese, Edam, from pasteur- 
ized milk IV vn 116 
Cheese, Emmenthaler. 
Microscopic analysis and 
ripening IV vn 104 
Schizomycetes and Yeasts in IV vn 105 
Cheese, Holland, bacilli. ... IV vn 109 
Chehalis Indian, vocabulary III v 218 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cheiranthus cheiri, stamen 
peculiarities in II v 339 
Cheiroptera, localities of 
Canadian species Ill vi 91 
Cheladine, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 60 
Chelepteris gracilis. 
From upper Permian of 
Russia IV vni 529 
Stele IV vni 530 
C. Zaleskii, from Permian of 
Russia IV vni 529 
Chelidon erythrogaster, ob- 
servations on Ontario visi- 
tors Ill vii 191 
IV m 70 75 82 107 
Chelidonium, L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. majus, L II xv 60 
Chelonia II v 85 
Cheltenham, composition of 
Mineral Waters of 1 I 152 
Chelub, identity of II xiv 201 
Chelyosoma, British Colum- 
bia coast IV ix 123 
C. columbianum sp. n., 
British Columbia coast. . IV ix 124 
C. macleayanum B. and S., 
Canadian Atlantic Coast. IV ix 139 
C. productum Stimpson, 
British Columbia coast. . IV ix 124 
Chelyosomatidae, British 
Columbia coast IV ix 122 
Specimens from Canadian 
Atlantic coast IV ix 112 
Species at Departure Bay, 
B.C IV ix 114 
Chemical. 
Action in plants Il ix 422 
Affinity II I 311 
Analysis of Augite from 
Montarville, Que II v 436 
Analysis of meteorites Il iv 411 
Analysis of various igneous 
rocks from Montreal Dis- 
trict II v 432 
Chemical Action of solar 
RADIATIONS. By R. 
Hunt: reprint I n 69 
Chemical Industries of 
Dominion. By W. R. 
Lang IV vni 151 
Chemical interpretation 
OF VITAL PHENOMENA. By 
J. B. Leathes IV ix 269 
Chemical Method, Nota- 
tion, Classification and 
Nomenclature. By A. 
Laurent: reviewed II I 295 
Chimney of St. Rollox 
Chemical works I n 12 
Commercial, research IV ix 234 
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Chemical-Con. 
Composition of coprolites .. In 265 
Composition of gliadin IV vn 503 
Composition of gliadin nu- 
clein IV vn 503 
Composition of glutenin... IV vu 505 
Composition of Lingula 
found near Hawkesbury, 
Ont I ii 264 
Composition of shells of 
Certain Brachiopods: 
reprint I n 195 
Dumas and Laurent's views 
on, substitution II i 297 
Life, a manifestation of, 
laws IV ix 272 
On, Composition of Re- 
cent and Fossil Lingu- 
lae AND SOME OTHER 
shells. By W. E. Logan 
and T. S. Hunt I u 264 
Origin of physiological rela- 
tion of chemical element 
in blood plasma IV vu 539 
Origin of relation of chemi- 
cal elements within proto- 
plasm IV vu 540 
Chemicals, refined, manu- 
facture in Canada IV vm 166 
Chemistry. 
Atomic constitution and 
Crystalline Form as 
classification Charac- 
ters in Mineralogy. By 
Prof. Chapman II n 435 
Candle Manufacture im- 
proved by I i 158 
Chemistry of Wheat 
Gluten. By Geo. G. 
Nasmith IV vu 497 
Coal-gas manufacture im- 
proved by........ I i 158 
Composition of earth's crust 
as produced by cooling 
process IV vu 542 
Composition of primeval 
ocean IV VII 542 
Contributions to Blow- 
pipe analysis. By E. J. 
Chapman II x 339 
Course of Practical, at Tor- 
onto Univ. By H. Croft: 
reviewed II V 299 
Elements of Inorganic. By 
Thos. Graham: reviewed II ill 488 
Equivalent Numbers of Ele- 
mentary Bodies require 
. revising I I 82 
Fownes Elementary: re- 
viewed I H 170 
Graham's Elements of: re- 
viewed I I 19 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Chemistry- Con. 
Handbuch der Mineral 
Chemie. Von C. F. Ram- 
melsberg: reviewed II v 540 
Improvements wrought by, 
in Cotton and Calico 
manufacture I i 135, 137 
Improvements wrought by, 
in soap manufacture I i 137 
On Source of Muscular 
Power. By Ed. Frank- 
land II xi 248 
On Theory of Types in. 
By T. Sterry Hunt II vi 120 
Otto's Handbuch der Anor- 
ganischen Chemie: re- 
viewed II in 488 
PaLtEOCHEMISTRY OF OCEAN 
IN RELATION TO ANIMAL 
AND VEGETABLE PROTO- 
PLASM. By A. B. Macal- 
lum, F.R.S IV vii 535 
Physiological, beginnings... II m 248 
Progress in, up to 1856 II ii 51 
Recent advances in II vm 101 
What, indicates on subject, 
whether petroleum origi- 
nates from decomposition 
of marine plants II xi 191 
Chermes, beginning of gall 
development IV ix 360 
C. abietis Choi, on hosts 
Picea abies (L.), Karst 
P. mariana (Mill), B.S.P. 
(pl.) IV ix 307 
C. floccus, Patch, on host 
Picea mariana (Mill), 
B.S.P. (pl.) IV ix 307 
Chemitypy I u 181 
Chemung group, Western 
Ontario I in 1 
Chen hyperboreus, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI V 121 
Chenal Ecarte, Isle de, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 374 
Chenal Ecarte River, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chene, Isle du, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chene, Pointe au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chene, Portage du, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chene, Riviere du, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chenopodiacese. 
Barrie list II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species HI II 151 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 647 
London species II vin 231 
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Cherokee. 
Crania II n 419 
Descendants of Mound- 
builders Ill v 62 
Mound-builders IV iv 39 
Sacred formulas IV vu 15 
Cherokee-Choctaw. 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
and peninsular languages. Ill i 192 
Eskimo and, vocabularies 
comparative Ill vi 322 
Koriaks affinity with, in 
customs, features, lan- 
guage HI I 179 
Tribes Ill I 179 
Wyandot-Iroquois language 
similarities with Ill i 183 
Cherriman, Prof. 
General Meteorological 
Register of Provincial 
Magnetic Observatory, 
Toronto, for 1853 I n 185 
Kirkwood's new planetary 
law, or Kirkwood's ana- 
logy IV vi 18 
Mean Meteorological 
RESULTS AT TORONTO 
DURING YEAR 1854 1 III 161 
Note on Guldin's Pro- 
perties II viii 33 
Note on Poinsot's Me- 
moir on Rotation II viii 283 
Note on propositions of 
Pythagoras and Pappus II in 15 
Note on Trilinears II ix 249 
II x 334 
On Atmospheric Pheno- 
mena of Light I i 6, 25 
On Composition of Paral- 
lel Rotations II n 92 
On Axes of Conic in Tri- 
linears II xi 388 
On Provincial Currency. I i 177 
On Reduction of General 
Equation of 2nd degree 
in Plane Co-ordinate 
Geometry II i 286 
On resolution of Alge- 
braic equations II v 209 
On Variation of Temper- 
ature at Toronto I ii 14 
Cherry. 
Canadian timber tree II vi 33 
Canadian species with locali- 
ties II xv 361 
Cherry Bird. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 91 
Wintering at Toronto I I 171 
IV I 41 
Cherry Valley. 
Butler's attack and sacking 
of, in 1778 IV iv 287 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Chert. 
North shore L. Huron I I 125 
North shore L. Superior. . . I i 125 
Cheshire, E. 
Census of Great Britain, 
1851, WITH DESCRIPTIONS 
OF MACHINERY AND PRO- 
CESS : reprint I II 70 
Chester. 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
on altar found at II v 284 
Chesterholm. 
Ancient Carved Stone 
found at, Northumber- 
land, Eng. By Rev. John 
McCaul (pl.) II xiv 1 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
on Altars, etc., found at.. II x 98 
II xii 115 
Roman name, "Vindolana"; 
evidence II xin 147 
Chesters, Roman name "Cil- 
urnum"; evidence II xin 146 
Chestnut, Canadian II vi 33 
Chestnut-cheeked Meadow 
Mouse, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 80 
Chestnut, horse, suitability 
for street planting IV viii 268 
Chetura pelasgica, Ontario • 
visitors Ill in 93 
Chevalier, Louis. 
Trader in western America 
(1775) IV in 266 
Cheveaux, Pointe au, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chevreul, M. E. 
On Harmony and Con- 
trast of Colours: re- 
print I in 68 
Chewett, Col. W., Toronto.. II xm 187 
Chiapas Indians 
Conquered by Cocyoeza... IV vi 181 
Month names IV vi 332 
Chicadee, observations on 
Ontario visitors IV ill 72, 74,83 
Chicago. 
Longitude determined II iv 458 
Water supply I ill 260 
Chicago and Milwaukee Ry. 
Test of device for telegraph- 
ing to and from railway 
trains on Ill iv 177 
Chichanchob, Edifice IV vi 185 
Chichanchob inscriptions. 
At Chichen-Itza IV vi 185 
Free translation IV vi 200 
Text and translation IV vi 197 
Translated IV vi 187 
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Chichen-Itza. 
Chichanchob inscription... IV vi 186 
Chichanchob inscription 
translated IV vi 187 
Chief historical import IV vi 204 
Geographical position IV vi 201 
History recorded in, docu- 
ments IV vi 201 
Itza's migration from IV vi 180 
Stephens' descriptions IV vi 193 
Chichen-Itza Inscription. 
Akatzeeb's IV vi 193 
Found at Palenque, Mexico, 
translated: ref IV v 53 
From, Chichanchob IV vi 185 
Text and translations IV vi 197 
Chichicastenago, Quicke 
MS. of IV vi 157 
Chickadee, Toronto winter 
bird I i 170 
Chickaree, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 85 
Chickasaw, mound-builders. IV iv 40 
Chickweed, Canadian species 
with habitats II xv 171, 173 
Chien d'Or, inscription on old 
house at Quebec II ix 304 
Children, education of neg- 
lected II vii 390 
Chilcat Indians, census 
(1847) I i 197 
Chilcotin, or Carrier, char- 
acteristic sounds in lan- 
guage IV vii 527 
Chilhxotins. 
Basket work Ill vii 136 
Tribe Ill vii 111 
Winter huts Ill vn 117 
Chili. 
Alisonite from II iv 325 
Astronomical observations 
taken in, 1849-52 II u 196 
Political, social and com- 
mercial condition of, stu- 
died by U.S.N. Expedi- 
tion to Southern Hemi- 
sphere, 1849, 50, 51, 52: 
reviewed II n 195 
Chillicothe. 
Copper axe found there.... I I 133 
Chilodon cucullus, influence 
of temperature on HI I 300 
Chilomonas, effect of certain 
solutions diffusing to- 
wards colony IV vn 328 
Chimaphila umbellata, 
suitable for flower gar- 
dens IV in 128 
Chimney, Swift, Toronto... Ill vn 191 
Chimo, Fort IV n 335 
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Chimpanzee. 
Abd uction of digits of foot. . IV VI 576 
Abductor ossis metatarsi 
quinti IV Vi 565 
Adductor obliquus IV Vi 574 
Biceps IV vi 561 
Coraco brachialis IV vi 534 
Extensor Indicis IV vi 542 
Extensor minimi digiti IV vi 542 
Extensor ossis metacarpi 
pollicis IV vi 547 
Flexor accessorius IV vi 571 
Gluteus medius and g. mini- 
mus IV vi 557 
Interossei IV vi 552 
Laryngeal pouches IV vi 513 
Omo-cervicalis IV vi 528 
Pectoralis minor insertion.. IV vi 532 
Pectoralis minor muscle 
attachment IV vi 532 
Peroneus parvis IV vi 565 
Plantaris IV vi 567 
Scansorius IV vi 557 
Sartorius IV vi 553 
Structural differences sep- 
arating man from II ix 157 
Thumb muscles IV vi 540 
Tibialis anticus IV vi 562 
Trapezium IV vi 587 
Chimseyans, census (1847).. I i 197 
Chin, Orang Outang IV vi 511 
China. 
Appearance and food of 
children II n 166 
Appearance of shops II n 171 
Ashchurites, traces in II xiv 267 
Condition of people II xi 179 
Customs and manners of 
street II n 173 
Female infanticide II xi 182 
Geographical researches in 
(1863) ..... II viii 105 
Mandarin or Court Dialect 
only common language 
throughout China II xi 83 
Man's duty to parents, etc. II xi 180 
Marriage customs II xi 180 
Marriage and Infanticide 
IN, IN THEIR RELATIONS 
to Population. By W. 
Henry Cumming II xi 178 
Notes of travel in. By 
Jas. H. Morris, M.A II II 161 
Tea warehouses II n 173 
China Hat, B.C. 
Goniocarpa coccodes sp. n.. IV IX 132 
Chincha Peru, stone table 
with heraldic blazonry 
found at II ix 314 
Chincha Islands, gold carv- 
ings found in II ix 315 
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Chinchay-Suyu, dialect of 
Quicha Ill v 131 
Chinese. 
American origin of Ill v 73 
Amusements of II n 172 
Attitude toward foreigners 
and Government II n 174 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 228 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Boats II ii 166 
Chinese Method of Scent- 
ing tea: reprint I in 312 
First to make paper Ill v 200 
Language Il xi 82 
Language as evidence of 
primitive origin HI vi 95 
Language, history of Ill v 167 
Language of II n 172 
Language; practical effi- 
ciency of tonal distinctions II xi 89 
Language. Relation of 
Words in Written and 
Spoken Languages to each 
other II xi 92 
Philology shows common 
origin of Asiatic and Euro- 
pean Languages II xm 287 
Pilots II ii 162 
Pilots boarding vessels off 
Lerna Islands II II 162 
Rivers II iv 234 
Narrative of Expedition of 
American Squadron to, 
Seas in 1852-54: reviewed 11 i 523 
Turbinella highly prized by II in 403 
Chingalacose, Chippewa 
chief IV iv 233 
Chinguacousy Tp., decline 
of rural population during 
1861-1911 period IV ix 262 
Chinoline, products of distil- 
lation of II I 557 
Chinook Indians. 
Amusements II n 21 
Beliefs II n 25 
British Columbia Ill v 218 
Chinook Indians. By Paul 
Kane I in 273 
II ii 11 
Costumes I in 274 
Currency I in 274 
II ii 15 
Customs H n 12 
Difficulties of Photograph- 
ing I in 279 
II ii 27 
Dwellings II n 19 
Foods II ii 18 
Gambling games I m 276 
Gambling practices II n 21 
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Chinook Indians-Con. 
Habits I in 274 
II n 15 
Habits, Customs and Tra- 
ditions of. By Paul Kane I m 273 
Horses II n 22 
Ioqua shells used by II in 380 
Language II n 14 
Language, influence on Nah- 
'ane IV vn 530 
Legends I ill 279 
II ii 28 
Location of tribe Il n 12 
Medical practices of Il n 25 
Medicine men I in 278 
II ii 25 
Methods of fishing II ii 16 
Methods of preparing food. II n 18 
Mode of dress II n 15 
Mode of fishing I m 275 
Mode of life I ill 276 
Outbreak of fever, mortality 
from II n 12 
Peculiarities of food I in 275 
Peculiarities of language.. . I in 274 
Pipes II ii 331 
Preparation of, olives I in 275 
II n 19 
Process of flattening head. . II ii 13 
Sepulchral rites 1 m 277 
II ii 22 
Slavery among I in 276 
II ii 20 
Superstitions of I Hl 277 
Treatment of sick I in 278 
Vegetables used by I in 275 
War implements of I in 276 
II ii 20 
Whale fishing II n 17 
Chinook Olives. 
Preparation I in 275 
II n 19 
Chinook salmon IV ix 24 
Chinook wind IV v 51 
Chion garganicum, Fabr... 1 in 326 
Chionidinse, generic charac- 
ters II xi 157 
Chionobas, Rocky Mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 240 
Chios, traces of Ashchurites 
in II xiv 250 
Chipmunk, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 86,87 
Chippewas. 
Career of Chas. Tebisco 
Keejak IV vi 302 
Gitchi Naigou IV vi 304 
Legend of origin I in 380 
Location of I in 209 
Population in 1838, 44 and 
46 I I 196 
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Chippewas-Con. 
"Shooting the Thunder 
Bird" superstition IV vi 308 
Waub-Ojeeg (chief) IV vi 305 
Chippewa Village, Ont. 
Burning spring of I in 204 
Discovery of old church 
register at IV iv 240 
History Ill n 226 
Chippewa Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Chipeways, census about 
1847 I i 198 
Chippeways. 
Cranial measurements of... II n 421 
Pipes (drawings) II n 332 
Pipe makers II n 333 
Chipewyan Indians. 
Census (1847 about) I i 197 
Dene, same as IV vi 77 
Funeral and burial customs. IV v 193 
Habitat and population.... IV iv 16 
Language Ill v 216 
Language, influence on 
Nah'ane IV vn 529 
Myth of the Fall and Deluge IV v 11 
Not southernmost of Dene 
tribes IV iv 9 
Tribe Ill vn 113 
Chipping Sparrow. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 92,95 
Chironomus or Corethra, 
Lake Ontario II xin 501 
Chimarrha Characters and 
N. American habitats of 
C. aterrima, Hagen II vn 501 
C. obscura, Walker II vn 501 
Chiswick, Eng., sewage dis- 
posal IV ii 146 
Chitin, formation of, directly 
dependent on nucleus.... IV n 241 
Chitonidse, Canadian II iv 27'3 
Chittenden and Smith. 
Gluten Casein from gluten: 
ref IV vn 499 
Chloretone, effect on dog of 
swallowing, when under 
chloroform (blood pres- 
sure chart) IV vn 211 
Chlorides. 
Distribution in nerve fibre. . IV vin 409 
Distribution of fat, phos- 
phates, POTASSIUM AND 
IRON IN STRIATED MUSCLE. 
By Maud L. Menten IV vin 403 
Double, of Cadmium II i 193 
In atmosphere IV vn 335 
In muscle of octopus IV vm 409 
Localization and distribu- 
tion of, in muscle IV vm 409 
Of organic radicals II I 488 
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Chlorine. 
Determination of II i 487 
In rain In 9 
Proportional amount in 
large rivers, lakes and 
seas IV vii 558 
Residuum of manufacture 
used in preparing oxide 
of manganese II i 393 
Chlorite, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 159 
Chloritic schist, Hudson's 
Bay Ill iv 197 
Chlorite slate, Canadian.... II vi 435 
Chloritoid. 
Canadian Chloritoid. By 
T. Sterry Hunt II vi 484 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Leeds, Que II vi 484 
Chloroform. 
Atropine as antidote in, 
poisoning (blood pressure 
tracing) IV vn 228 
Blood pressure when a body 
in rigid condition under 
(tracing) IV vn 215 
Causes of death occurring in 
giving IV vn 206 
Cheese cured under IV vn 114 
Complications arising dur- 
ing administration of. . .. IV vn 211 
Conditions of respiration on 
effects of, dose IV vn 203 
Does respiration or heart 
stop first in, poisoning?. . IV vn 199 
Effect of giving dose of 
chloretone to dog under 
(blood pressure chart)... IV vn 211 
Effect of iced, on patients. . IV vn 200 
Effect on blood pressure of 
dog when going under 
(pl.) IV vn 201 
Effect on dog's blood pres- 
sure IV vn 199 
Methods of resuscitation in, 
poisoning IV vn 215 
Nitrite of Amyl's effect after 
respiration has ceased in, 
poisoning IV vn 219 
Observations on Blood 
Pressure. With special 
REFERENCE TO. By R. D. 
Rudolf IV vn 187 
Poisoning; artificial respira- 
tion's effect on blood 
pressure (tracing) IV vn 216 
Poisoning; hydrocyanic acid 
as antidote IV vn 219 
Chlorophycese, species in 
neighbourhood of Toronto HI vn 270 
Chloroplast, caustic alkali 
effect on IV vn 327 
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Chlorosplenium versiforme 
Pers., habits; Ontario 
habitats IV IX 80 
Choctaw, descendants of 
Mound-builders? Ill v 62 
Choctaw-Muskogee, origin. HI v 61 
Chodat and Bang. 
Lactic acid bacteria on 
coagulated casein: ref... . IV vn 131 
Chlsenius sericeus Fost. 
and C. tricolor Dej 
(Mels. Cat) I m 210, 325 
Cholula, Mexico, at Spanish 
conquest II v 444 
Cholera. 
Abortive treatment II xi 168 
Cholera and water sup- 
ply: reprint I ill 264 
Climatic conditions at time 
of, epidemic of 1834 in 
Toronto II vn 26 
Epidemic of 1834 in Canada II vn 26 
Evacuations I in 190 
Means of prevention II xi 168 
Notes on, seasons of 1832 
and 1834. By Rev. C. 
Dade, M.A II vn 17 
On Abortive Treatment 
of, and Special Treat- 
ment OF ITS SEVERAL 
stages. By Wm. Tem- 
pest II xi 163 
On transfusion of milk 
AS PRACTISED in, at 
cholera sheds, Tor- 
onto, July, 1854. By 
Jas. Bovell I m 188 
Phases II xi 173 
Poznanski's propositions re- 
garding premonitory 
symptoms during epi- 
demic II xi 165 
Premonitory symptoms.... II xi 163 
Results of the different 
methods of treatment in 
epidemic: reprint I Hl 231 
Results of epidemic of 1832 
in Canada II vn 23 
Statistics of epidemic in 
Toronto in 1832 II vn 19 
Theory of effect of climatic 
influence on II vn 21 
Treatment II xi 170 
Cholera Vibrio, action of 
freshly drawn milk on. . . IV vn 480 
Chonetes (Fischer), generic 
characters II Vi 349 
C. hemispherica (Hall). 
Corniferous, Ont. (pl.) II Vi 349 
Oriskany Sandstone, Ont. 
(pl.) II vi 349 
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C. lata?, chemical com- 
position compared with 
allied fossils I n 265 
Chonophyllum magnifi- 
cum (n. sp.), Walpole 
Tp., Ont. (pl.) II v 264 
Chordeiles, Hamilton species II v 389 
C. virginianus, observations 
on Ont. visitors. . Ill vn 186,192, 195 
IV in 68 81 87 107 
Chordonia II xv 243 
Chorisis. 
Defined II v 339 
On Chorisis. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II x 371 
C. collateral. 
Androecium of Fumariaceae II x 380 
Brassicaceae II x 379 
Malvaceae II x 381 
Myrtaceae II x 381 
Parnassia II x 381 
Ricinus II x 381 
Stamens of Elodea II x 380 
C. transverse. 
Defined II x 381 
Larrea II x 384 
Parnassia II x 384 
Petals of Silene Il x 383 
Zygophyllaceae II x 384 
Chorography, Egyptian, ob- 
tained by Dr. Lepsius.... I n 267 
Christian Epitaphs (early). 
Age, name and date only 
stated II xi 276 
Bibliography of works from 
which obtained II xi 272 
Characteristic of deceased 
stated II xi 280 
Christian Epitaphs of 
FIRST SIX CENTURIES. By 
Rev. John McCaul.... II xi 271, 351 
II XII 1 
Cyclic marks of time given II xn 11 
Ecclesiastical occupation or 
position in life of deceased 
stated II xi 359 
Heathen formula in com- 
mencement; most remark- 
able II xn 19 
Most ancient example of 
representation of cross in II xn 3 
Name and date only stated II xi 273 
Occupation of deceased 
stated II xn 1 
Place of burial also men- 
tioned or referred to II xn 2 
Posture in prayer also given 
on stone (pl.) II xn 24 
Relationship of deceased 
stated II xi 284 
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Christian Epitaphs (early)-Con. 
Secular occupation or posi- 
tion in life of deceased 
stated II xi 351 
To an acolyte ;••.•••• H xi 363 
To foster-father Antimio. .. II xi 298 
Use of D.M. by Christians.. II xu 18 
Christian Island, preserva- 
tion of old fort on IV in 4 
Christianity. 
Roman laws concerning 
slaves before and after, 
was established IV n 173 
Roman legislation influen- 
ced by, in laws for pro- 
tecting children IV n 163 
Roman provision for relief 
of poor before, was estab- 
lished and afterwards.... IV n 165 
Some effects of, on Legis- 
lation. By Hon. W. 
Proudfoot IV ii 159 
(abstract) IV n 25 
Christians. 
Use of D.M. by early II xi 18 
Christison. 
Relation of lead to air and 
water I in 264 
Christy, Lartet and. 
Observations relative to 
EXISTENCE OF MAN IN 
Centre of France when 
REINDEER AND OTHER 
ANIMALS NOW EXTINCT 
there existed: reprint. II ix 262 
Christie, W. H. M. 
Reckoning of Astronomical 
day IV in 313 
Chromascope II i 156 
Chromates, of bismuth II i 394 
Chromatic substance, de- 
velopment of nerve cells 
with special reference to 
development of, of cell 
body IV vi 418 
Chromatin. 
Abundant in dividing hae- 
matoblasts (pl.) IV ii 236 
Acts as oxygen absorber.... IV u 240 
All stages in process of trans- 
formation and diffusion 
of, shown in embryo pig 
(pl.) IV vi 422 
Appearance and growth in 
nerve cells (pl.) IV vi 419 
Chromatin holding struc- 
tures in yeast cell IV vi 492 
Chromatin-like substance in 
Cyanophyceae IV vi 462 
Degenerating cells of mam- 
mary gland throw out... IV u 239 
Development in cell body.. IV vi 421 
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Chromatin-(.on. 
Eosinophilous substance of 
haematoblasts derived 
from, and finally trans- 
formed into haemoglobin. IV n 237 
Foraminifer IV vi 497 
Haemoglobin derived from, 
of haematoblasts IV n 239 
Haemoglobin derived from, 
proof supported by occur- 
rence of phosphorus in 
haemoglobin of goose. ... IV ii 239 
Iron always in it IV vi 411 
Iron compound in every cell 
animal or vegetable IV n 257 
Nerve cells contain IV vi 410 
Neuroblasts, disposition of 
,(pl.) IV vi 419 
Nissl granules derived from. IV vi 421 
Nuclear, migration to cyto- 
plasm IV vi .434 
Nuclear network may con- 
tain it or haemoglobin?. . . IV ii 232 
Nucleolus derived fronn .. . IV vi 421 
Origin of IV vi 418 
Oxyphile nuclear substance 
derived from IV vi 421 
Reaction of, of haemato- 
blasts on haematoxylin.. IV n 234 
Stages through which, passes 
in getting to cytoplasm (pl) IV vi 423 
Transformation and diffu- 
sion of, in Urodela IV vi 427 
Transformation in Ambly- 
stomata IV vi 428 
Yeast cell contains IV vi 486, 494 
Chromatium, nuclei in IV vi 474 
Chromatophagous, in intes- 
tine of necturus lateralis IV i 252 
Chromatophore. 
Character in Cyanophyceae. IV vi 463 
Could not be found in Cya- 
nophyceae II vi 443 
Cyanophyceae contain no... IV vi 442 
Glaucocystis nostochinea- 
rum contains no IV vi 442 
Occurrence in living cell of 
Cyanophyceae IV vi 456 
Oscillaria contains IV vi 446 
Chromatoscope. 
On a star Chromatoscope. 
By A. Claudet: reprint.. II ix 48 
Chrome-ironstone, deposits 
in Quebec.., IV vm 186 
Chromic iron. 
Gaspe, Que II v 466 
Ore II v 518 
Chromic myopia II i 152 
Chromium. 
Blowpipe reaction of, and 
manganese with carbon- 
ate of soda II xv 252 
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How obtained II n 305 
Chromophilous substance, 
nerve cells IV vi 407 
Chronology. 
Egyptian II n 209 
Mosaical, its accuracy not 
weakened by modern dis- 
covery IV iv 40 
Chroococcacese, Toronto 
species Ill vn 274 
Chrysoberyl, artificial form- 
ation of II iv 54 
Chrysobothris dentipes 
Germ (Mels. Cat.), Ont. I in 211, 325 
C. femoratax (Mels. Cat.), 
Ont I in 211 
Chrysochus auratus, Fabr. 
(Mels. Cat.) I m 259, 326 
Chrysolite and lievrite com- 
pared II vn 44 
Chrysomitris pinus, habits 
of Ontario visitors Ill in 89 
Chrysomelid®, Kicking 
Horse Pass species Ill v 214 
Chrysophanus, Rocky 
Mountain species with 
habitats HI n 241 
Chrysosplenium, Tourn, 
Canadian localities of 
C. Americanum, Schwein. . II xv 549 
Churn, invention of rotatory. I i 111 
Chuard and Porchet. 
Copper not present in leaves 
of grapes sprayed with 
Bordeaux mixture IV vn 318 
Chugachigmut, territory. . . Ill vi 265 
Chuklukmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Church, Arthur H. 
On the Spheroidal state 
of Bodies: reprint I in 11 
Church, Dr. 
Breech-Loading Cannon 
invented by: reprint... I n 197 
Church. 
Christ's, Hamilton; design 
and construction of II i 203 
Roman laws concerning, in 
early Christian times. ... IV n 168 
St. Andrew's, Hamilton; 
design and construction of II I 203 
Two FRONTIER CHURCHES. 
By Janet Carnochan. ... IV I 109 
Chyle, analysis of I in 190 
Cicero. 
I. Catil. C. VI. Correct 
translation II xm 427 
Critical Notes; chiefly 
on De Legibus of. By 
W. D. Pearman II xiv 503 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cicero-Con. 
De Legibus of; critical notes 
on Book I: n, 7; xi, 31; 
xiv, 40; xvi, 44; xix, 50; 
xxn, 59; xxm, 60. Bk. 
II: iv, 9; vm, 19; vm, 20; 
ix, 21; x, 26; xm, 33; 
xvii, 44 II xiv 503 
De Legibus II: xxv, 62, 63: 
translated Ill i 90 
Lessons from times and 
teachings of. By Ed. 
Meek: abstract IV iv 234 
Phil. II: c. xxxi, translated III i 76 
Cichoriumintybus, L., Port 
Rowan, Toronto Ill n 156 
Cicindela, species in Ont. 
C. duodecimguttata (Mels. 
Cat.) I in 210 
C. 12 guttata, Dej I in 325 
C. hirticollis, Say I in 324 
C. punctulata, Oliv. (Mels. 
Cat.) I in 210, 325 
C. purpurea, Oliv. (Mels. 
Cat.) I in 210 325 
C. repanda, Dej I III 325 
C. sex guttata I in 210, 325 
C. vulgaris, Say (Mels. 
Cat.) 1 in 210, 325 
Ciconinse, generic characters II xi 154 
Cicuta bulbifera, Toronto.. I i 206 
C. maculata, Toronto I i 206 
Cider. 
Best apples for I n 163 
Best time for making I n 164 
Fermentation of juice I n 164 
On Cider and Perry 
Making. By T. W. 
Booker: reprint I n 163 
Cilia. 
Note on Preservation of 
some Infusoria with a 
view to Display of 
their. By Jas. Bovell. .. II vm 341 
Ciliata II vn 370 
Ciliated bands. 
Of mesenterial filaments in 
Zoanthus sociatus (pl.)... IV vi 390 391 
Of Zoanthus sociatus onto- 
genetically distinct from 
glandular streak IV vi 401 
Cilicia, Gileadite traces in.... II xv 78 
Cilurum. 
Note on Latin Inscription 
on stone at. . II xiv 544 
Roman name of Chesters; 
evidence II xm 146 
Cimbri. 
Migration into Britain Ill I 310 
Names of places in Scotland 
(Lowlands) indicating 
that, located there Ill I 317 
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Cimbri-Con. 
Welsh descended from Ill n 187 
Cimicifuga. L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. racemosa, Elliott II xv 58 
Cincinnati, waterworks .... I m 259 
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh 
Universities, co-opera- 
tive plan in research. ... IV ix 233 
Cinchona. 
On cultivation of, in 
India. By C. R. Mark- 
ham: reprint II ix 56 
Cincindela purpurea and C. 
punctulata I m 327 
Cinclinae, generic characters. II xi 157 
Cinereus Owls, Toronto.... IV i 53 
Cinnabar, circular polariza- 
tion in II hi 158 
Cinque-foil, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 429 
Cippus of Perusia, deciph- 
ered and translated Ill in 223 
Ciona intestinalis (L.). 
Canadian Atlantic coast... IV ix 138 
Departure Bay, B.C IV ix 119 
Cionidae. 
Departure Bay, B.C IV ix 113, 119 
Specimens near Grand Ma- 
nan IV ix 112 
Circaea, Tourn. Canadian 
localities of 
C. alpina, L II xv 551 
C. lutetiana, L II xv 551 
Circassian, Aztec forms com- 
pared with Ill ii 169 
Circulation. 
Original Views on Renal 
Circulation: reprint. . . In 146 
Circinae, generic characters. . II iv 448 
Circus, Hamilton species. ... II v 388 
C. cyaneus, and C. uligi- 
nosus, Canadian speci- 
mens II iv 448 
Circumcision. 
Maya-Quiche rites IV vi 212 
Nations that practised it. . . IV vi 212 
Cirrhopods II i 281 
Cirrhopoda, Canadian II vm 25 
Cistaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill II 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 637 
II xv 167 
London species II vm 222 
Cistothorus palustris, ob- 
servations on IV in 83, 108 
Cists. 
Measurements of Crania 
from British Barrows and, II vn 436 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cities. 
Applicability of Our Edu- 
cational System to 
Social Conditions of 
Large. By Thos. Hen- 
ning II in 422 
Distances between, in 
United States I in 148 
Citric Acid. 
Citric Acid contaminated 
with copper: reprint.... I ill 317 
Substitutes for, Citric 
and Tartaric Acid: re- 
print I ni 221 
Civilization. 
Birthplace of ancient 
religions and. By Rev. 
J. Campbell II xm 152 
Persistence of Savagery 
in. By David Boyle: ab- 
stract Ill iv 129 
Cladosiphonically. 
Leaf traces may originate in 
Osmundacinnamonea.... IV vm 517 
Cladosiphony, Osmunda cin- 
namonea IV vm 524 
Cladosiphonic type IV vi 632 
Claies, Lake aux, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 374 
Clallam Indians. 
Dictionary of, and Lummi 
Indians Ill v 218 
Pipes (drawing) II n 334 
Clapper Rail II vn 510 
Clarence Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 375 
Clark, Dr. Daniel. 
Brain as Organ of Mind. 
abstract IV iv 227 
Clark, J. M., M.A., LL.B., 
K. 
International Arbitra- 
tion IV vm 41 
Luminiferous Ether IV n 93 
(abstract) Ill vn 15 
Some thoughts on Ther- 
motics Ill II 36 
Clark, Prof. Jas. 
Contractile vesicles in en- 
toderm cells of Leucoso- 
lenia botryoides: ref II xv 425 
Clark, Levi J. 
City Sanitation and Sew- 
age Disposal Ill vn 232 
City Sanitation and Sew- 
age Problem : abstract.. IV I 5 
Consideration of Sewage 
Schemes IV n 143 
(abstract) IV n 30 
Few Words on Lake Cur- 
rents: abstract IV II 31 
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Clark, Levi J.-Con. 
Formation of Toronto Is- 
land IV i 239 
(abstract) IV I 37 
Lake Currents IV in 275 
(abstract) IV ill 41 
Sewage Problem in Tor- 
onto: abstract Ill vn 36 
Testing new Water pipe: 
abstract IV in 11 
Clarke, Benjamin. 
New arrangement of Pha- 
nerogamous plants, with 
especial reference to rela- 
tive position, including 
their relations with Cryp- 
togamous: reviewed II xi 233 
Clarke, F. W. 
Estimate of relative values 
of water and carbon di- 
oxide to solid during 
earth's formation: ref... IV vn 543 
Clarke, Hyde. 
Fuegian related to south 
African languages: ref.... Ill v 68 
Geographical names of 
Palestine are those of 
world: ref II xm 516 
Clarke, Mrs. Cowden. 
Autograph note II xiv 486 
Clarke, T. C., C.E. 
On Action of Ice on 
Bridge at Rice Lake. .. I in 249 
Clarke Tp., Ont. 
Drift deposits; plan and sec- 
tions along shore IV vm 14 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 375 
Till sheets along shore IV vm 17 
Classical. 
Classical Notes. By Prof. 
Hutton Ill iv 17 
Classical Notes. By W. 
D. Pearman II xm 426 
Classification. 
Cephalisation as basis of. . . II xi 43 
Principles adopted in Zo- 
ology II xi 41 
Some thoughts on, in re- 
lation TO ORGANIZED 
beings. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II XI 31 
Clastic rock, Grenville and 
Hastings IV vm 497 
Clathropora. Characters 
and Ontario localities 
of 
C. frondosa Hall II xiv 139 
C. intermedia (Nich. and 
Hinde) II xiv 140 
C. intertexta Nich II xiv 141 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Claud Halcro. 
Nom-de-plume of John 
Breakenridge; selection 
from poems II xv 453 
Claudet, A. 
An improved stereoscope : 
reprint II II 113 
On some Phenomena pro- 
duced by Refractive 
Power of Eye: reprint.. II ix 56 
On Star Chromatoscope: 
reprint II ix 48 
Claudopus nidulans, Pers, 
habits and Ontario habi- 
tats IV ix 73 
Claus, Hon. Col. 
Autograph letter to Ensign 
Chiniquy (1806) II xiv 92 
Clauss. 
Bacteria in Wurzburg milk: 
ref IV vii 468 
Claussen, Chevalier. 
On effect of Sulphate of 
Lime upon Vegetable 
Substances: reprint.... I n 70 
Claussen's Flax Work 1 n 233 
Claussen's process, for treat- 
ing flax I i 88 
Clavaria. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
C. aurea, Schaeff IV ix 79 
C. ligula IV ix 79 
Clavariacese, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 79 
Clavate Cells, Amirus Ill n 254, 393 
Clavicular portion, in Orang 
and anthropoid apes IV VI 530 
Clay. 
Boulder, Scarboro' Hts. ... II xv 393 
401,403 
Boulder, No. 3 or Till, 
Scarboro' Hts II xv 403 
Erie and Saugeen Il xv 407 
Forced arrangement of 
blocks of limestone, etc., 
in boulders (pl.) II ix 257 
Interglacial fossiliferous, 
Humber Bay II xv 395 
Interglacial fossiliferous, 
Scarboro' Hts. and Hum- 
ber II xv 395 
Laminated, and sand, inter- 
glacial, Scarboro Cliffs... II xv 402 
Separation of elements of... I in 15 
Clay Slates II vi 439 
Clayton. 
Discoverer of Coal Gas. ... I I 28 
Claytonia, L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. caroliniana, Michx II xv 175 
C. virginica, L II xv 175 
Clear Lake, topography IV vm 344 
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Cleavage. 
In rocks II vi 451 
Origin of rock II I 552 
Peculiarly developed in sedi- 
mentary rocks Ill iv 117 
Cleidophorus planulatus 
(Conrad), Toronto II iv 452 
Clematis, L., Canadian 
habitats of 
C. verticillaris, D.C II xv 51 
C. virginiana, L II xv 51 
Clemo, Ebenezer. 
Nom-de-plume was "Maple 
Knot" II xv 270 
Cleodora, Ottawa R I i 222 
Clepsine patelliformis, 
Nich, Lake Ontario (pl.). II xm 494 
C. sub-modesta, Nich, Lake 
Ontario (pl.) II xm 496 
Cleridse, Kicking Horse Pass 
species Ill v 214 
Clermont, first steamboat 
built IV in 175 
Cleve, P. T. 
Fossiliferous Eocene beds in 
Jamaica: ref IV v 333 
Geological map of North- 
eastern West India Is- 
lands IV vni 377 
Cleveland, Yorkshire, Iron 
districts, characteristics. . I i 18 
Climactichnites. 
Fucoids may have caused 
tracks known as II xv 488 
Probable Nature of sup- 
posed FOSSIL TRACKS 
KNOWN AS PrOTICHNITES 
and. By E. J. Chapman II xv 486 
Climactichnites wilsoni. 
Potsdam Group, Canada 
(pl.) II vni 188 
Perth, Ont II V 470 
Climate. 
Climate of Alberta. By 
R. F. Stupart IV v 49 
Climate of Crimea: reprint I m 146 
Climate of Northern On- 
tario. By R. F. Stupart. IV ix 149 
Climate of Yukon Terri- 
tory. By R. F. Stupart. . IV vm 291 
Coldest winters in Toronto 
up to 1850 IV vi 16 
Climates, Complexion, and 
Race. By J. M. Buchan III i 5 
Complexion of race depen- 
dent on HI ii 15 
Complexion of races in vari- 
ous Ill n 11 
Few Canadian. By J. 
Gordon Mouat. . HI ii 195 
Influence of Great Lakes of 
Canada on HI ii 195 
Ser. Vol.-Page 
Climate-Con. 
Influence of Agricul- 
ture on, in Lessening 
Streams, etc.: reprint... I n 131 
Lake Huron, eastern coast 
from Botanical point of 
view II xiv 470 
New Zealand II n 363 
Ontario Ill n 195 
Ontario and parallel Euro- 
pean climates Ill u 214 
Ravine effects on Ill u 203 
Seasons Hudson's Straits. 
By F. F. Payne IV v 104 
Time of Iroquois Beach De- 
posits IV vi 42 
Toronto II m 502 
Toronto and vicinity IV vi 16 
Climatology. 
Climatology of United 
States. By L. Blodget: 
reviewed II m 28 
Mississippi Valley II in 31 
Natural divisions in United 
States II in 30 
Northwestern Canada Ill i 154 
On Annual distribution 
of Temperature at Tor- 
onto 1859-68. By G. T. 
Kingston II xn 474 
On, of Stratford (Ont.). 
By C. J. Macgregor II xn 470 
Climatology. 
Pacific Coast of United 
States II in 33 
Clinkunbroomer, Chas., 
Toronto II xu 235 
Clinostomum gracile, 
Leidy Ill i 60 
Clinton Formation. 
Notes on Fossils of, of 
Ontario. By H. A. Nich- 
olson and Geo. J. Hinde II xiv 137 
Clinton Limestone of Can- 
ada, mosses growing on.. II xiv 471 
Clinton Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 375 
Clisiophyllum (Dana), gene- 
ric characters II iv 128 
C. oneidaense (Billings). 
Canadian specimen II v 264 
Coniferous limestone, Ont.. II iv 129 
Clitocybe. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
C. amethystina, Bolt IV ix 70 
C. clavipes Pers IV IX 70 
C. decastes Fr IV ix 70 
C. gilva, Pers .. .. IV ix 70 
C. infundibuliformis, Schajff IV ix 70 
C. laccata, Scop IV ix 70 
C. media Pk IV ix 70 
C. nebularis Batsch IV ix 70 
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Clitocybe; habits and On- 
tario habitats of-Con. 
C. ochropurpurea, Berk.... IV ix 70 
C. robusta Pk IV ix 70 
Clitopilus caespitosus Pk., 
habits and Ontario habi- 
tats IV ix 73 
Clivicola riparia, observa- 
tions on Ill vii 191 
IV in 82, 106 
Clock. 
Astronomical, and spring 
governor I i 215 
Bain's electric I i 44 
Clog beanuighte, miraculous 
properties II iv 431 
Closterium. Species in 
Toronto tap water 
C. filiforme, n. sp Ill i 417 
C. parvulum, Naegl Ill i 417 
C. venus Ill i 416 
Clostridium foetidum lac- 
tis, in cheese IV vn 109 
Clothing of Australian Abo- 
rigines II I 261 
Cloud berry, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 431 
Cloud bursts, Windward 
Islands IV vn 357 
Clouds. 
Colouring more gorgeous in 
morning and evening; 
cause I I 7 
St. Martin Isle Jesus (1859) II v 311 
Toronto (1859)... II v 238 
Toronto observations on, 
for 1860 II vi 211 
Cloudiness. 
Abnormal variations in, at 
Toronto (1853-59) with 
wind direction II ix 119 
Clover, Canadian species with 
localities. . .♦ II xv 355 
Cloves. 
Tannin in. By W. Hodg- 
son Ellis HI iv 214 
Cloves of Commerce, origin 
and description I I 116 
Clymenidae II n 265 
Clypeola cyclodontea, pecu- 
liarity of stamens in, and 
theory regarding same... II v 338 
Clytus campestris, Oliv.... I m 324 
C. erthrocephalus, Oliv .. I in 326, 327 
C. flexuosus, Fabr I m 326, 377 
C. nobilis, Harris I m 326 
C. ruricola, (Mels. Cat.).... I m 324 
C. speciosus, Say I m 212, 326 
C. undulatus, Say I m 377 
Cnemidocarpa nov., British 
Columbia coast IV ix 132 
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C. joannae (Herdman), Bri- 
tish Columbia coast IV ix 133 
C. mollis, Stimpson. 
Canadian Atlantic coast. . . IV ix 145 
Coagulating, power of ions of 
different valencies in Col- 
loids IV ix 59 
Coagulation, point in glute- 
nin 70° C IV vii 512 
Coal. 
Anthracite in United States I m 102 
Areas and formations in 
eastern America I i 125 
Artificial fuel from coal re- 
fuse I n 46 
Assay by blowpipe II x 349 
Burning of, various methods 
of feeding fires I in 7 
Calamiteae in II v 305 
Canada I n 292 
Canadian, resources. By 
D. B. Dowling IV ix 99 
Coal versus Sinews: re- 
print I in 149 
Composition of Medicine 
Hat Coal Ill v 154 
Consumption in United 
States: reprint I in 94 
Composition of common.... I in 6 
Description of brown 
COAL DEPOSIT IN BRAN- 
don, Vt.: reprint I i 139 
Different methods of burn- 
ing soft coal for economy .III iv 85 
Early discoveries and work- 
ings in America IV ix 99 
Estimation of Ash in, by 
blowpipe II in 215 
Estimation of Coke in, by 
blowpipe II in 215 
Estimation of moisture, 
coke, ash or inorganic 
matters and sulphur in, 
by blowpipe II x 350 
Estimation of Sulphur in, 
by blowpipe analysis. ... II in 218 
Estimation of moisture in, 
by blowpipe analysis.... II in 214 
Evil effects of its Smoke... 1 in 6 
Flexure of strata in 
BROAD TOP COAL FIELD, 
Penn. By J. P. Leslie: 
reprint II u 479 
Formations of Nova Scotia. I m 46 
Formations in United States I in 35 
Fossil Batrachians from, 
strata of Ohio II ill 261 
Instruments and appliances 
for assaying with blow- 
pipe II in 212 
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Coal-Con. 
Mechanical Value and 
Treatment of Hard and 
Soft. By J. Davies 
Barnett Ill iv 82 
Metamorphism in. Rhode 
Island, basin. By Prof. 
T. Nelson Dale: abstract III m 18 
Mud not mixed in ; reason 
for I i 280 
Nature of Ash in, by blow- 
pipe assaying II in 217 
New York State I n 38 
New Zealand: ref II xi 196 
On Assaying of, by Blow- 
pipe. By E. J. Chapman II m 208 
On Fucoides in, formations. 
By Leo Lesquereux: re- 
viewed II xi 191 
On vegetable structures in 
By Prof. Dawson: re- 
viewed II v 305 
Origin in Canada IV ix 100 
Origin of carbonate of iron 
of, measures II I 307 
Output from different coun- 
tries IV ix 104 
Process of, formation at 
South Joggins, N.S I I 280 
Paraffine a product of: 
abstract I ill 66 
Production in Britain, 1860 II vu 147 
Rate of accumulation in 
Nova Scotia. II v 306 
San Salvador II I 368 
Seams in Western Ontario.. I m 2 
Sigillariae in II v 305 
Supply of Britain I in 86 
II ix 30 
Time required for its forma- 
tion I I 280 
Waste of fuel in fireplace... I m 6 
What is Coal I u 46 
Varieties of, with description II in 209 
Coal areas. 
Bay of Chaleur II xv 385 
Canada IV ix 101 
Cape Breton II xv 118 
Nova Scotia II xv 114, 386 
Coal deposits. 
Australia II vi 480 
Borneo II vi 480 
British Colonies in South... II vi 478 
Cape Colony II vi 479 
Labuan II vi 480 
Medicine Hat, illustrated.. HI v 153 
New Zealand II vi 483 
Tasmania II vi 481 
Coal fields. 
Formation of, in central 
basin of Tennessee Ill vn 84 
Ireland I I 266 
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Coal fields-Con. 
Kentucky II n 217 
Missouri and Illinois 
Coal Fields. By Prof. 
Hall: reprint I ill 357 
Newfoundland IV II 14 
On the Origin of. By Sir 
Charles Lyell: reprint.... I I 279 
Coal gas. 
Brief history of I I 28 
By-products in I I 78, 159 
Croll's patent for purifica- 
tion I I 29 
Discovered by Mr. Clayton I i 28 
Lamings patent for purify- 
ing I I 29 
Manufacture I I 28 
Manufacture improved by 
Chemistry I I 158 
Mixed with watergas I I 78 
Naphthalizing I I 78 
Purification I I 29 
Coal Measures. 
Iowa I ii 80 
Island of Conanicut Ill in 21 
Narraganset Bay Ill ill 20 
Coal Measures of Nova 
Scotia. 
Coal Measures of Nova 
Scotia. By Sir Charles 
Lyell: reprint I i 237 
Dendrerpeton of II vm 267 
Fossil Reptiles from II vm 267 
Fossil reptile and land shell 
in tree in I I 237 
Hylonomus of II vm 267 
Indications of presence of 
insects in II vu 145 
Lepidodendron in lower.... II v 307 
Nseggerathia in lower II v 307 
On some additional Re- 
mains of Land 
in. By J. W. Dawson: re-v 
print II vu 144 
Pupa vetusta in II vu 146 
Stigmaria and sigillaria in. . I I 237 
Coal Tar, manufacture in 
Canada IV vm 168 
Coast Survey, U.S. 
Annual Report of Supdt. 
FOR 1851; EXTRACTS 
from: reprint I II 81 
Coates, Richard, Toronto... II xn 345 
Cobalt. 
Crystallization of Ery- 
thrite from. By W. F. 
Green IV vm 443 
In mineral waters I I 152 
Oxide of II i 393 
Separation from Nickel. ... I n 172 
Separation from Nickel and 
Zinc I II 126 
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Yellow salt of II i 310 
Cobequid Mts., N.S. 
Formations II xv 386 
Geological division of Nova 
Scotia II xv 112 
Cobre beds, Jamaica IV vm 382 
Coccinella, species in Ontario I m 259, 326 
Coccinellid&e, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Coccoborus, Hamilton spe- 
cies II v 392 
Coccothraustes vespertina. 
Appearance in Toronto.... IV in 182 
Appearances in United 
States IV in 184 
Cause of migrating IV ill 184 
Coccothraustes vesper- 
tina, Evening Gros- 
beak. By Thomas Cottle I in 287 
Description I in 287 
Food IV in 185 
Habits in Captivity IV ill 94 
Listowel frequenter IV ill 69 
Report of occurrence of, 
in Ontario winter 1889- 
90 IV in 111 
University museum IV i 55 
Cocculus indicus, intoxicat- 
ing properties I n 58 
Coccus Micrococcus No. 10. IV vn 475 
Coccyzus, Hamilton species.. II v 393 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill m 99 
III vn 183, 184, 193, 194, 195 
IV i 48 IV in 67, 76, 77, 80 
Cochela Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 375 
Cochon, Isle au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 375 
Cochlearia, Tourn, Cana- 
dian Localities of 
C. officinalis, L II xv 163 
C. tridactylites, D.C II xv 163 
Cockatoo-ihen, influence 
over other tribes II I 506 
Cockatoo Tribe, Australian 
Aborigines II I 254 
Cockle, Canadian localities. . II xv 170 
Cocoanut oil, as adulterant 
in butter fat identified by 
Reichert's process Ill v 40 
Cocyoeza. 
Captured Chiapas IV vi 181 
Defence of Tehuantepec... . IV vi 173 
King of Teotzapotlan IV vi 171 
Oaxaca IV vi 126 
Quiche-Cachiquel monarchs 
and IV vi 183 
Cocyopi, Zaachilla king as 
given on Palenque Tablet IV vi 180 
Cod, means of telling age of. . IV ix 37 
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Codex. 
Dresden IV vi 119 
Peresianus IV vi 119 
Troano IV vi 119 
Vaticanus, application for 
photographing II I 204 
Codfisheries, Labrador I n 117 
Codford Barrow. 
Measurements of skull II vin 133 
Skull from (pl.) II vn 408, 438 
Il viii 141 
Coelenterata. 
Classes unrepresented in 
fossil condition; reason... II xm 380 
Ectodermal and endodermal 
origin of filaments in.... IV vi 401 
Individuals or Colony II xv 124 
Manual of sub-kingdom of. 
By Jos. Reay Greene: 
reviewed II vn 78 
Ontario II xiv 127 
Coeliac axis, amount of blood 
flowing through per day. . II ix 182 
Coenites (Eichwald), generic 
characters II xiv 150 
C. laminata, Hall, Niagara 
Limestone, Rockwood.. . II xiv 151 
C. lunata, Nicholson and 
Hinde, Niagara Lime- 
stone, Owen Sound II xiv 151 
Coenonympha, Rocky 
mountain species with 
habitats Ill n 241 
Coenurus cerebralis II iv 9 
11 vii 467 
Coffee. 
Adulteration of I in 282 
Analysis of I in 316 
Deodorizing properties of... I n 21 
Some experiments on, as 
a Beverage: reprint.... I m 316 
Substitute for I n 233 
Coffer-Dam, Iron I in 84 
Coffin, Lieut.-Col. 
Family history IV in 282 
Opinions concerning Lord 
Durham as administrator IV in 294 
Private correspondence 
OF, DURING REBELLION OF 
1837. By H. R. Fair- 
clough IV in 281 
Toronto resident II xm 183 
Cognitions. 
Nomology of; first part of 
nomological Psychology.. II Xi 317 
Phenomenology of II xi 306 
Presentative, first faculty of II xi 307 
Cohn, Ferdinand. 
Cause of ripening of Cheese: 
ref IV vn 103 
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Coho. 
Changes in digestive organs 
in spawning season IV ix 30 
Characters IV ix 25 
Coinage. 
Efforts to establish British 
standard of currency in 
Canada IV ix 241 
Efforts to obtain uniform 
currency in Canada IV ix 245 
Coins. 
Descriptive Catalogue 
of, Ancient and Mod- 
ern, in Canadian Insti- 
tute's Collection. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II ix 105, 226 
Gold and silver, in Canada 
after conquest IV ix 238 
Greek Silver, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 105 
Greek Copper, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 226 
Medals and Seals, Ancient 
and Modern: reviewed. .. II vi 192 
Coins. Copper, in Cana- 
dian Institute's Collec- 
tion from 
Abydos II ix 226 
Aegium II ix 226 
yEtnaea II ix 226 
Agathocles of Sicily II ix 230 
Apamea on Orontes II ix 226 
Assus in Mysia II ix 227 
Athens II ix 227 
Brutii II ix 227 
Cales in Campania II ix 227 
Centoripa in Sicily. II ix 227 
Cephaloedium in Sicily. ... II ix 227 
Chaicis in Euboea II ix 228 
Gela in Sicily II ix 228 
Hieronymus of Syracuse.. . II ix 230 
Leontini II ix 230 
Leucas in Acarnania II ix 228 
Messana II ix 228 
Panormus II ix 229 
Pergamus in Mysia II ix 228 
Phintias of Agrigentum. .. . II ix 230 
Ptolemaeus I and Berenice. II ix 230 
Ptolemaeus IX II ix 230 
Rhegium (3) II ix 228 
Siculo-Punic II ix 229 
Syracuse (4) II ix 229 
Tauromenium in Sicily. ... II ix 229 
Teanum Sidicinum II ix 229 
Thespiae in Boeotia II ix 229 
Tyndaris in Sicily II ix 229 
Zacynthus '.. II ix 230 
Coins, Monarchical, in 
Canadian Institute collec- 
tion II ix 108 
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Coins-Silver, in Canadian 
Institute's Collection 
from 
Chaicis in Euboea II ix 105 
Elea or Velia in Lucania. . . II ix 106 
Histiaea in Euboea II ix 107 
Leucas in Acarnania II ix 107 
Neapolis in Campania II ix 107 
Philip II of Macedon II ix 108 
Syracuse II ix 108 
Thebes in Boeotia II ix 108 
Coke. 
Fuel value I i 10-1 
On the increased strength 
of Cast-iron, produced 
BY THE USE OF IMPROVED 
Coke. By W. Fairbairn I i 222 
Colaptes auratus, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors.. Ill vu 190 
196 201 
IV in 68, 80, 93, 102, 104, 106 
Colard, Mansion. 
Improvements in printing 
introduced by II xv 589 
Colborne, Sir John. 
As administrator of Quebec 
during rebellion of 1837.. IV in 301 
Autograph letter to Bishop 
Mountain II xiv 112 
Brief biography of II xu 242 
In Canada IV in 298 
Viewsoneducation II xu 228 
Colchester, marshes of I in 322 
Colchester Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 375 
Colden, Hon'ble Cad- 
wallader. 
Account of war between 
Iroquois and Adirondacks 
when French first arrived IV i 90 
Coleman, Alfred. 
Materials for paper 
making: reprint I in 32, 39 
Coleman, A. P. 
Iroquois Beach IV vi 29 
L. Warren responsible for 
sand plains in L. Wendi- 
gokan region: ref IV vm 361 
Pleistocene deposits of 
central Ontario: ref IV vn 165 
Till deposits near Toronto: 
ref IV vn 167 
Coleochaetaceae, Toronto 
species Ill vn 270 
Cole op ter a. 
Canadian Coleoptera; 
Fred H. Ibbetson's col- 
lection I in 325 
Coleoptera collected in 
Canada. By Wm. Couper I in 210 
256 324 376 
II i 33 
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Feeding habits of larva? of.. IV ix 361 
List of, collected by 
Mr. Bruce Bailey in 
Kicking Horse Pass, 
. Rocky Mountains, 
C.P.R. (1884) HI v 213 
Pselaphidse II n 382 
Scarboro' Hts.. i II xv 399 
Colerain, Hamilton Co., O., 
Copper slabs with native 
silver obtained from an- 
cient mine at I I 132 
Coleridge, S. Taylor. 
Autograph letter re poor 
cotton factory children 
and other things II xiv 483 
Coles (tribe in India), brain of II xv 185 
Colias, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats HI n 240 
Coliidae, reasons for placing in 
sub-order Serratirostres. . II ix 235 
Colinus virginianus, Lis- 
towel frequenters. IV in 67 
College, King's College, Lon- 
don, appointments I ii 172 
Collins, Francis, of Canadian 
Freeman Il xn 526 
Collings Inlet, eastern limit 
of copper-bearing rocks of 
L. Huron I I 125 
Collin gwood. 
Iron plant IV vm 154 
Longitude determined II iv 459 
Collingwood Tp. 
Notes on Geology of 
Blue Mt. escarpment, 
in, Ont. By E. J. Chap- 
man II v 304 
Collodion plates. 
Backing and painting, or 
paper positives II I 204 
Development of I in 3 
Dry, Process in Photo- 
graphy: reprint II vm 323 
M. Gaudin's method of pre- 
serving: ref I in 3 
M. Girod's method of pre- 
serving: ref I in 3 
Method of preventing drying I in 3 
On method of preserving 
SENSITIVENESS FOR CON- 
SIDERABLETIME. By John 
Speller and Wm. Crookes: 
reprint I Hi 2 
Preservation of I hi 3 
Sensitiveness of I in 2 
Colloid. 
Bredig copper; effect of po- 
tassium phosphate on ve- 
locity of particles in elec- 
tric fieldIV ix 59 
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Colloid-Con. 
Charge on, particle obtained 
by finding its velocity in 
electric field IV ix 54 
Coagulating power of ions of 
different valencies in IV ix 59 
Dialysis of Colloidal 
Ferric Hydroxide. By 
E. F. Burton IV ix 53 
Duclaux formula for ferric 
hydroxide IV ix 53 
Duclaux law of action of 
Electrolytes on IV ix 53 
Effect of potassium phos- 
phate on ferric hydroxide 
in regard to velocity of 
particles in electric field.. IV ix 57 
Ferric hydroxide; relation of 
electric charge on, to Chlo- 
rine content IV ix 54 
Size of suspended particles 
in solution IV vui 435 
Velocity of charged particles 
in Prussian blue IV ix 57 
Colloquial. 
On Amoy, dialect. By W. 
H. Cumming II xi 81 
Collybia; habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
C. confluens, Pers IV ix 70 
C. dryophila, Bull IV ix 70 
C. longipes, Bull IV ix 70 
C. platyphylla, Fr IV ix 70 
C. radicata, Relh IV ix 70 
C. velutipes, Curt IV ix 70 
Colombia, United States of, 
Almanac of, for 1863: re- 
viewed II ix 411 
Colona Hubner, characters; 
Canadian habitats II vm 376 
Colonial Advocate of York II xn 527 
Colonial. 
Postal Information I ill 173 
Progress I n 233 
Colorado, petrified forest of. . II xiv 348 
Colorado R. 
Declivity of valleys IV v 361 
Colouring. 
Observations on, matter 
of flowers. By E. Fil- 
hol: reprint I in 192 
Colour. 
Characteristic colour thres- 
hold IV v 226 
Colour Comparisons in 
Low German poets. By 
A. F. Chamberlain: ab- 
stract IV in 43 
Colour in Nature. By W. 
A. Sherwood Ill vn 19 
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Colour-Con. 
(abstract) IV I 23 
Colour in nature in re- 
lation TO DRAPERY. By 
W. A. Sherwood: abstract IV n 17 
Colour mixture in photo- 
graphy, two methods.... IV vn 374 
Composition of II n 451 
Electric light and, 
manufacture: reprint.. I i 242 
Difficulties in classifying 
races or tribes by Ill n 7 
Harmony and Contrast 
of. By M. E. Chevreul: 
reprint I in 68 
Hints to beginners in 
WATER-COLOURS I I 79 
Maxwell's views on II i 158 
On Association of, and 
RELATIONS OF, AND FORM 
in plants. By Dr. G. 
Dickie: reprint I in 144 
On, of water. By W. 
Beetz: reprint II vm 42 
Order of, with respect to 
characteristic space thres- 
holds IV v 241 
Photography in Natural 
Colours. By J. S. Plaskett. IV vn 371 
Sensation curves IV vn 373 
Seen through Stereoscope. . Il i 314 
Spatial thresholds of, 
AND THEIR DEPENDENCY 
ON CONTRAST. By W. B. 
Lane IV v 225 
Theory of Compound, 
WITH REFERENCE TO MIX- 
TURES OF BLUE, AND 
YELLOW LIGHT. By J. C. 
Maxwell: reprint II n 60 
Colour Blindness. 
Chromascope for II i 156 
Colour Blindness in its 
RELATION TO RAILWAY 
Employees and Public. 
By Dr. G. Sterling Ryer- 
son: abstract Ill vn 20 
Dangers attending Railway 
or Marine Signalling 
owing to II I 159 
Laws governing II I 152 
Physical causes of II I 155 
Red produces to some posi- 
tive blackness II I 152 
Researches on, and dangers 
of Railway and Marine 
Coloured Signals. By 
Geo. Wilson, M.D.: re- 
viewed II I 146 
Theory regarding IV I 23 
Tobacco and intoxicating 
liquors causes of IV I 24 
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Colpoy's Bay, Ont., geologi- 
cal formation IV vn 175 
Colum Cille. 
Biography IV in 134 
St. Columba or. By Rev. 
Neil Mac Nish IV in 131 
Columbia College, N.Y. 
(1855) II i 174 
Columbia River. 
Exploration on, in 1808... . Ill vi 149 
Salmon IV ix 24 
Spawning grounds of salmon IV ix 27 
Columbine, Canadian species 
with habitats II xv 57 
Columbus, Christopher. 
Characteristics of Red In- 
dians: ref II n 407 
Columbus, Isaac, Toronto.. II xn 337 
Columnaria alveolata. 
Discovered in Albion Tp., 
Ont II in 357 
Ottawa River I i 221 
Trenton limestone, Belle- 
ville II v 44 
Trenton limestone, Canada. II iv 493 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 510 
Columns, Dene mortuary. . . IV iv 199 
Colymbus, Hamilton species. II v 396 
C. septentrionalis, L., 
Prince of Wales Sound. .. Ill v 123 
C. torquatus, Brunnich, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill V 122 
Comanche, Eskimo and, 
vocabularies,comparative III vi 320 
Comandra; characters and 
Canadian habitats of 
C. livida, Richards II vi 278 
C. umbellata, Nutt II vi 278 
Comarians, habitation and 
connections II xv 282 
Comarocystites. 
Canadian II iv 45 
Discovery and description of 
(pl.) I n 268 
Ontario II vi 515 
C. punctuatus. 
Discovery and description of 
(pl.) • I ii 270 
Combe Down, near Bath, 
notes on Latin inscriptions 
on coffin found at II in 223 
Combe, Geo. 
Burns'brain capacity: ref.. II xv 201 
Combs, Dene IV iv 117 
Combustion. 
On, in Rarefied Air. By 
Dr. Ed. Frankland: re- 
print II vi 380 
One cause of Atmospheric 
electricity I n 182 
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Comets. 
Arago's views as to whether, 
sensibly affect the weather II VIII 75 
Account of great, of 1858. 
By G. P. Bond: reviewed. II vm 57 
Comet I of 1854 I n 313 
Comet of 1853. By J. R. 
Hind: reprint I n 45 
Comet of 1856 II I 314 
Donati's, of 1858. By Rev. 
Jas. Williamson: Cana- 
dian observations II in 486 
Donati's, of 1858, full ac- 
count of II vm 59 
Final cause of, or of what 
use are they II vm 73 
Is light of, its own? 11 vm 69 
Magnetic influence of 
sun on earth and on. 
By Arthur Harvey IV vi 345 
Magnetic storms effects on IV vi 355 
New, discovered 2nd De- 
cember, 1853 I n 172 
On certain Planetary 
Perturbations and on 
a new Perturbation on 
Enke's Comet. By Rev. 
W. E. Penny: reprint.... II ill 57 
Our knowledge of comets in 
1862 ...... II vm 57 
Theories as to constitution 
of, tail II vm 65 
Commensals, in Ascidians.. IV ix 116 
Commerce, objects and ad- 
vantages II xi 99 
Commercial. 
Chemical Research IV ix 234 
Commercial Enterprise 
and Scientific re- 
search. By Prof. Airy: 
reprint I in 92 
Commissioners, Report of 
British Emigration, 1853. I in 83 
Commissura cerebri in- 
fima, Amiurus Ill n 355 
C. transversa, Amiurus Ill n 355 
Common Moorhen II vn 510 
Common Sense, Philosophy 
of II i 380 
Community. 
Village, in Modern Poli- 
tics. By Wm. Houston. . Ill iv 61 
Comparative Anatomy, Os- 
munda cinnamomea IV vm 527 
Compass. 
Whence did Scandinavi- 
ans OBTAIN THEIR KNOW- 
LEDGE OF. By Capt. Stu- 
part, R.N.: abstract Ill vi 44 
Completaria, proper position IV v 275 
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Complexion. 
Complexion, Climate and 
Race. By J. M. Buchan III n 5 
Of races due to climate Ill n 15 
Composidea tridentata, 
Oliv I in 212,326 
Composites. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 294 
Hamilton species Ill n 149 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 642 
London species II vm 226 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia Ill iv 212 
Compsothlypis americana. 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors IV m 71, 107, 108 
Computation. 
Scale for, of areas of 
Irregular Figures. By 
Thos. Hector II in 309 
Comstock. 
Larvae of Cynipidae: ref IV ix 363 
Comte de Puisaye, Mark- 
ham II xiii 452 
Conache. 
King of Uxmal IV vi 176 
Of House of Cawek IV vi 176 
Conanicut, Island. 
Coal measures Ill in 21 
Geological strata Ill in 21 
Conations. 
Nomalogy of II xi 318 
Phenomenology of; third 
part of Phenomenal Psy- 
chology II xi 316 
Concepcion, earthquake 
1835 II ii 199 
Conch shells, near Penetan- 
guishene II in 399 
Conchifera. 
Characters; Canadian 
genera II vn 115 
Generic characters and sub- 
divisions II xi 393 
Hudson R. Group, Toronto. II iv 452 
Position in Mollusca II xi 326 
Toronto species II vi 328 
Conchifers. 
Belleville species II v 45 
Toronto I I 150 
Conchological. 
Collection at Toronto Uni- 
versity (1858) II in 264 
Conchological Relics of 
Red Indian Tribes of 
Canada West. By Prof. 
Daniel Wilson I ill 155 
Relics illustrate extent of 
traffic among Indians in 
America II in 405 
Relics of Gt. Lakes region. . II m 398 
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Conchological-Con. 
Relics of sculptured idol of 
ancient Indians of Amer- 
ica II in 397 
Conchology. 
Some Ethnographic 
Phases of. By Daniel 
Wilson II in 377 
Condercum. 
Note on Latin inscription 
on stone found at II iv 177 
Roman name of Benwell; 
evidence II xin 141 
Conditioned, Law of II xi 313 
Condrodite II v 520 
Condylura; Canadian lo- 
calities of 
C. cristata, Linn HI vi 89 
C. longicauda (Ill.), Rich. .. Ill vi 89 
C. macroura, Rich Ill vi 89 
Confectionery. 
Remarks on the flavour- 
ing of: reprint I in 307 
Conferva, Grenadiers pond 
and Toronto Island I in 202 
Confervaceae, Toronto spe- 
cies Ill vn 270 
Confervoideae, Toronto spe- 
cies HI vn 270 
Conformiteur, for getting 
shape of head II ix 392 
Conformity of Type, law of. HI v 171 
Conic. 
On Axes of, in Trilinears. 
By J. B. Cherriman II xi 388 
Conidia, Botrychium vir- 
ginianum (pl.) IV v 274 
Conifereae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species I m 292 
II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 650 
London species II vm 233 
Coniophora puteana, 
habits; Ontario habitats.. IV ix 78 
Conioselinum, Fischer, 
Canadian localities of 
C. Canadense, Tor. and 
Gray II xv 556 
Conjugatae, Toronto species. Ill vn 272 
Conjunction, Blackfoot IV v 164 
Conglomerates. 
Characters II vi 440 
L. Huron I I 125 
L. Superior I I 125 
Long Mt., Jamaica IV v 340 
Lower Huronian, L. Corri- 
gan IV vm 355 
Lower Huronian, in L. 
Wendigokan region IV vm 355 
Conglutin, in gluten IV vn 500 
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Congress. 
International Philan- 
thropic: reprint II vii 390 
Conn. 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vn 471 
Centrifugal separation of 
milk: ref IV vn 487 
Method of procuring natural 
starter for cultures in 
milk: ref IV vn 476 
Milk supply of American 
cities contain less bac- 
teria than European: ref. IV vn 468 
Connecticut, fossil foot- 
tracks of, valley II v 307 
Connell, Dr. W. T. 
Cultures from sawdust ex- 
tracts IV vn 460 
Connate in. 
Fat absorbed by intestine in 
fine particles as emulsion: 
ref IV viii 242 
Conocephalites. 
Canadian (pl.) II vm 32 
Potsdam Sandstone, Can- 
ada II vn 72 
Conodonts, Pandirs, R. 
Owen's objections to II v 53 J 
Conopas, Peruvians II m 405 
Conotrachelus I in 376 
Consciousness. 
Classification of phenomena 
of II xi 305 
Contradictions in Hamilton's 
statements of doctrine... II xi 368 
Defined II n 286 
Doctrine of, Sir Wm. Hamil- 
ton's views, criticized.... II xi 368 
Evidence and authority of.. II xi 304 
General nature of II xi 302 
Qualitative division of 
labour in vision IV v 307 
Special conditions of II xi 303 
Trustworthiness of II I 380 
Conservation of Energy. 
Conservation of Energy 
and Nature of Force. 
By John Galbraith II xv 491 
Relation of Law of 
Gravitation to Prin- 
ciple of. By Rev. Geo. 
Paxton Young II xiv 589 
Conservative, second cogna- 
tive faculty of mind II xi 310 
Consonants. 
Analogy between, and 
Musical Instruments. 
M. L. Rouse: abstract. . . Ill iv 92 
Most important element in 
tracing words in different 
languages IV Vi 88 
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Constantine, the Great. 
His laws for protection of 
children IV II 163 
Constitutional Act. 
Discussed HI vi 257 
Objects and purposes of... . IV vn 411 
Contiguous Association, 
and habit discussed Ill iv 36 
Continents. 
On Formation of. By 
Prof. Ben Peirce: reprint II m 69 
Contopus, observations on 
Ontario species.. .. Ill vu 190, 192, 193 
IV in 81 
Contractions. 
Errata Recepta in II ix 147 
Contradictory, metaphysi- 
cal view of, doctrine II I 114 
Conularia trentonensis, 
phosphate of lime in I u 265 
Conus, alleged discovery of 
a fossil, in drift of Ontario II ill 516 
Convolvulacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 646 
London species II vm 231 
Convict. 
English, system II n 422 
Irish, system II x 423 
Our Convicts. By Mary 
Carpenter: reviewed. ... Il x 412 
Cook. 
Anatomy of American galls: 
ref.... IV ix 298 
Separation of larval cham- 
ber in Dryophanta palus- 
trisO. S.:ref IV ix 355 
Parenchyma zone in Cyni- 
pidae IV ix 354 
Tannin in Sawfly galls: ref.. IV ix 337 
Aeriferous tissue in gall of 
Pontania pomum, Walsh: 
ref IV ix 369 
Purpose of protective zone 
of galls: ref IV ix 356 
Cook, Capt. 
Career in Canada during 
seven years'war II xiv 86 
Hawaiian visits IV m 15 
Cook, Prof. G. H. 
Subsidence of land on 
New Jersey Coast: re- 
print II ii 480 
Cooke, M. C. 
Manual of Botanic Terms: 
reviewed II vu 214 
Cooke's Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 375 
Co-operative Credit, in 
India under British IV ix 90 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Co-operative Research 
Work IV ix 232 
Cooper's Shrew, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 90 
Coot. 
Generic characters II xi 158 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Coote's Paradise, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 210, 375 
Copan. 
Inscriptions found at Palen- 
que, Mexico, translated: 
ref.... IV v 53 
Inscription on altar at, de- 
ciphered IV vi 151 
Ruins of IV vi 151 
Tablets translated IV vi 184 
Cope. 
Climbing powers of Pletho- 
don cinereus: ref IV vm 471 
Development of digits of 
Plethodon: ref IV vm 483 
Plethodon and eggs habitat: 
ref IV vm 474 
Plethodon cinereus: ref IV vm 469 
Copepoda. 
American parasitic. By R. 
Ramsay Wiight Ill I 243 
Copepod, effect of pine ex- 
tracts on IV vn 445 
Copeland, S. 
Agricultures, Manufac- 
tures: reprint II vi 463 
Copley Medal, award for 
1855 II i 199 
Copper. 
Alloys in blowpipe with 
Gold.... II xv 257 
Lead.... II xv 258 
Platinum II xv 257 
Silver... II xv 257 
Thallium II xv 258 
Tin II xv 258 
Zinc.... II xv 258 
Alloys of, and zinc: ref II v 474 
Amygdaloidal formations on 
north shore L. Superior.. Ill vn 224 
Ancient, mines on Kewee- 
naw Peninsula.. . II I 227 
Ancient, mines at Mar- 
quette II I 235 
Ancient, mines in north 
Wales. . II i 228 
Ancient, mines at Ontona- 
gan II I 229 
Ancient, mines in L. Su- 
perior district II I 236 
Barry Island IV ix 219 
Bathurst Inlet vicinity IV ix 219 
British Columbia ores and 
production IV vm 157 
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Copper-Com. 
Causes for its appearance in 
Nova Scotia trap II i 43 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities of various 
ores II v 177, 179 
Citric Acid contaminated 
with: reprint I ill 317 
Coating iron with I i 165 
Copper Bearing rocks of 
United States I in 36 
Copper Smoke and Copper 
men: reprint I ill 149 
Coppermine region and ad- 
jacent islands IV ix 221 
Crystal form of Oxide of.. . II iv 494 
Deposits in metamorphic 
region south of St. Law- 
rence II v 453 
Dene, tower IV iv 137 
Detection of minute traces 
of, in iron pyrites and 
other bodies by blowpipe II x 346 
Difference in copper-bearing 
rocks of L. Huron and L. 
Superior I I 125 
Discovery of, and other 
Indian Relics near 
Brockville. By Thos. 
Reynolds, M.D........... II i 329 
Dr. Locke of Cincinnati 
owns rough sheet of 
copper with native silver 
obtained from ancient 
mine I I 132 
Dog Ribs knew of, before 
contact with whites IV iv 136 
Eastern Denes knew of.... IV iv 136 
Evidence regarding its ex- 
tent in Coppermine region IV ix 221 
Extraordinary length of 
piece of, wire I I 262 
How procured formerly.... IV iv 137 
Huron formation, age of.... I I 125 
Implements of, contempor- 
aneous with stone imple- 
ments IV iv 137 
Implements of, found near 
Brockville analyzed for 
comparison with L. Su- 
perior native copper II I 335 
Indian, instruments found 
near Brockville. described 
and illustrated II I 330 
Indian copper relics found 
near Brockville supposed 
to be from L. Superior 
district II I 334 
Instruments and utensils, 
etc., found in mines of 
mound builders I I 133 
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Instruments of, used by 
Indians I i 109 
Iron coated with I i 43 
Isolation of, from zinc and 
nickel I n 126 
L. Superior II i 553 
Lodes on N. shore of L. 
Superior I i 125 
Marble Island Ill iv 198 
Melville Sound vicinity... . IV ix 219 
Minnesotah mine contained 
mass of 6 tons I I 132 
Moundbuilders mined, on 
shores of L. Superior; 
reason for belief I I 132 
Native, in Coppermine 
Country IV ix 202 
Native, L. Superior district. II I 449 
Native, of L. Superior; 
theory of production. ... II m 76 
Nova Scotia I I 241 
Objects in mounds in Otona- 
bee Tp., Ont. (pl.) IV ix 6 
Ontario areas and produc- 
tion IV vm 157 
Ores and production in 
Canada, 1905 IV vm 156 
Ottawa Valley I II 114 
Production in Britain, 1860. II vn 148 
Purple, pyrites II I 187 
Red oxide of, ore from Ari- 
zona II n 49 
Report on, implements 
FOUND NEAR BROOKVILLE. 
By H. Croft II i 334 
Separation from mercury... In 126 
Slabs containing native 
Silver found in ancient 
mine at Colerain, Hamil- 
ton Co., O I I 132 
Sulphur action on, in cupric 
solutions I I 115 
Tests for I n 127 
Use among prehistoric 
Carrier Indians IV iv 137 
Use contemporaneously 
with stone implements. .. IV iv 137 
Used by Indians of Lake 
Superior............... I in 157 
Use in prehistoric times in 
MacKenzie Valley IV iv 133 
Use probably ancient IV iv 138 
Victoria Land IV ix 221 
Copper Coinage. 
Estimation of, in Canada. .. I ill 341 
Copper Falls Mine, wooden 
tool found in it I I 133 
Copper, Green Carbonate 
of, tests; Canadian locali- 
ties II vi 151 
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Copper Indians, not Dene.. IV vi 80 
Copper Mines. 
Arizona. By James Gilbert II n 321 
Description of Great 
Minnesota: reprint I m 266 
Ireland I i 267 
Newfoundland IV n 15 
Yield for 1855 I m 413 
Copper Mountain IV ix 215 
Copper ore. 
Deposits in Quebec group. . II xv 382 
Gaspe Peninsula II v 466 
Grand Manan, Bay of 
Fundy; quality and work- 
ings II xm 236 
On Occurrence of, in Is- 
land of Grand Manan, 
Bay of Fundy. By E. J. 
Chapman II xm 234 
Quebec Group II vm 193 
Copper Oxide, reduced by 
phosphorus I I 115 
Copper pyrites, Echo Lake. . II iv 270 
Copper Wire. 
Insulation of; by Professor 
Faraday: ref I m 5 
Copper plates. 
Electrotype I m 6f 
Copris, species in Ontario. . I Hi 257,376 
Coprinus Habits; Ontario 
habitats of 
C. atramentarius Bull (Fr.) IV ix 74 
C. comatus, Fr IV ix 74 
C. fimetarius, Fr IV ix 75 
C. micaceus (Bull), Fr IV ix 74 
Coprolites. 
Chemical Composition of, 
found at Riviere Ouelle... I n 265 
Supposed origin of Apatite. Ill v 33 
Coptic. 
Coptic Element in Lan- 
guages of Indo-Euro- 
pean Family. By Rev. 
John Campbell II xm 282, 403 
Cretan aspirate referred to, 
element in language II xm 293 
Definite article prefixed to 
many Egyptian words, 
transplanted to other 
countries unseparated. . . II xm 291 
Element in Japanese II xm 403 
Element in Polynesian II xm 405 
Roots traced through vari- 
ous languages II xm 294 
Coptic Article. 
Exhibited in transmission of 
root through various • 
languages in word Pithom II xm 416 
Great importance in Com- 
parative Phiololgy: illus- 
trations II xm 410 
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Coptic Article-Com. 
T or Th traced through 
other languages II xm 405 
T or Th bound up in word, 
thus mistaken for root 
itself, etymology of words 
lost II xm 405 
Table of words showing 
traces of, in many lan- 
guages II xm 412 
Coptis, Salisbury. Cana- 
dian localities of 
C. trifolia, Salisb II xv 56 
Coptos, rule in Egypt II xm 530 
Coptocycla I m 326 
Copyright. 
England I in 45 
Law of, Pike vs. Nicholas II xn 415 
Coraciadse, generic charac- 
ters II ix 234 
Coraco-acromial ligament, 
derivation in Orang IV vi 532 
C oraco-brachialis. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 534 
Mammalia IV vi 534 
Orang IV vi 534 
Coraco-clavicular ligament, 
derivation of, in Orang... IV vi 532 
Coppermine Country. 
Bannister's, Christopher, 
account of IV ix 210 
Browne's, Alex., account of. IV ix 210 
Brown's, Alex, (surgeon), 
reference to Richard 
Norton's journey to, in 
1717 IV ix 204 
Capt. Carruthers'account of IV ix 211 
Capt. Carruthers' reference 
to Richard Norton's jour- 
ney IV ix 204 
Character and age of rocks. IV ix 218 
Coppermine Country. By 
J. B. Tyrrell IV ix 201 
Dobbs', Arthur, account of, 
1744 IV ix 205 
Dobbs', Arthur, account of 
Richard Norton's journey 
to it, 1717 IV ix 207 
Dobbs' and Capt. C. 
Middleton's discussion 
regarding IV ix 206 
Evidence regarding copper 
in IV ix 221 
Extent of traps and associ- 
ated rocks in IV ix 218 
Frost's account of IV ix 206 
Geographical position IV ix 201 
Hanbury's, David, account 
of IV ix 218 
Hearne's, Samuel, account 
of finding remains of Capt. 
Knight and his crew IV ix 205 
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Hearne's, Samuel, journey of 
exploration to IV ix 212 
Hearne's, Samuel, report on 
copper mines in IV ix 213 
Knight's, Capt., expedition 
in search of, and its fate. . IV ix 204 
Middleton's, Capt. Christo- 
pher, account in 1743.... IV xi 203 
Native copper IV ix 202 
Norton's, Moses, project for 
exploring IV ix 212 
Richard Norton's search for, 
in 1717 IV ix 203 
Routes to IV ix 201 
Scroggs' account of (1722).. IV ix 206 
Sir John Franklin's account IV ix 215 
Sir John Richardson's ac- 
count IV ix 216 
Stefansson's, V., account... IV ix 221 
Supplies in IV ix 202 
Thompson's, Ed., account 
of IV ix 209 
Thompson's, Ed., account 
of (1741-42) IV ix 206 
Coppermine Point, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 376 
Coppermine River IV ix 202 
Coral. 
Animal life in Coral fields. . I n 81 
Bed in central basin, Ten- 
nessee Ill vn 76 
Characteristics of, proper.. . II vi 507 
Florida I n 81 
Fossils, Belleville II v 45 
Loraine Shales at Toronto.. I i 150 
On Fossil, of Devonian 
Rock of Canada West. 
By E. Billings II iv 97 
Reefs described I n 82 
Reefs, Jamaica IV v 353 
Region, Zetland I I 110 
Region, Hebrides I I 110 
Coralline Zone. 
British Seas I I 109 
Mull of Galloway at 150 
fathoms I I 110 
Corbridge (Northumber- 
land), 
Notes on Greek Inscriptions 
on two altars found at. . . II v 290 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
on altar found at, in 1726 II iv 175 
Cordulia Leach, Characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
C. albicincta, Hagen II vn 456 
C. septentrionalis, Hagen... II vn 455 
Cordulegaster obliquus, 
Selys, characters; N. 
American habitats II vn 457 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Corean. 
Alphabet Ill in 168 
Phonetic forms in, of Etrus- 
can origin Ill hi 148 
Phonetic values of, charac- 
ters Ill in 157 
Coregonus albus, Echinor- 
hynchus in duodenum of. II IV 442 
Corella, species of British 
Columbia Coast 
C. inflata, sp. n IV ix 123 
C, rugosa, sp. n IV ix 122 
C. willmeriana, Herdman... IV ix 122 
C. willmeriana, Ritter IV ix 122 
Corethra or Chironous, L. 
Ontario II xin 501 
Corcyra, Ashchurite traces in II xiv 251 
Corinth. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 256 
Silver coin from Leucas in 
Acarnania, a colony of, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 107 
Zimri traces in II xv 302 
Corium, Amiurus Ill u 256 
Cormorant, double crested, 
Toronto Ill vn 198 
Corn. 
Abnormal, Indian II u 381 
Indian, used by Abenakis. . IV in 200 
Cornacese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species I m 292 
II xiv 294 
Characters II vi 280 
Hamilton species Ill u 148 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 641 
London species II viu 226 
Cornflag, species yielding 
paper fibre II xi 199 
Corniferous limestone. 
Athyris clara (n. sp.) in, 
Haldimand Co II v 274 
. Athyris clusia (n. sp.) in, 
Cayuga II v 279 
Athyris maia (n. sp.) in, St. 
Mary's, Ont II v 278 
Characteristics of Canadian II v 249 
II vm 441 
Distribution, in Canada.... II vm 443 
Distribution in Western and 
Huron districts of Ontario I III 73 
Economic materials of, in 
Canada II vm 443 
Fossils in, Ontario (pl.).... II vi 254 
II vm 441 
Fossil corals in, Ontario.... II v 254 
Fossil Corals of, of On- 
tario. By E. Billings. . . II iv 97 
Middleton and Windham 
Tps., Norfolk Co II vi 296 
Ontario I in 1 
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Cornus, characters and 
Canadian habitats of 
C. alternifolia II Vi 281 
C. canadensis, L II vi 280 
C. circinata, L'Her II vi 280 
C. florida, L II vi 34 280 
C. paniculata, L'Her II vi 281 
C. sericea, L II vi 280 
C. stolonifera, Michx II vi 280 
Cornus alternifolia, host of 
Lasioptera corni, Felt.... IV ix 323 
C. paniculata L'Her, host of 
Lasioptera corni Felt.... IV ix 323 
Cornwall, Eng., Gaelic 
names in Ill ill 47 
Cornwall Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 63, 376 
Coronse. 
Around Sun or Moon; cause 
of I i 7 
Newton discovered three at 
once around sun; theory. I i 7 
Coronoid head, Gorilla IV vi 536 
Corpuscles. 
Fusiform IV ii 242 
Fusiform, factors operating 
in production IV n 247 
Fusiform, fate of IV u 247 
Fusiform, in Necturus IV n 228 
Fusiform, origin of IV u 245 
Correspondence. 
Correspondence between 
Canadian Institute 
and Society of Arts, 
Manufactures and 
Commerce (of London) 
on making Canada 
known I i 14 
Private, of Lieut.-Col. 
Coffin during rebel- 
lion of 1837. By H. R. 
Fairclough IV m 281 
Corrigan, L., topography. . . IV vm 343 
Corrosion, agency in forming 
Central Basin of Tennes- 
see Ill vu 90 
Cortez. 
Account of Cholula, Mexico II v 444 
Cortlandt, Ed. van. 
Ottawa Productions: re- 
print I n 112 
Cortinarius, habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
C, alboviolaceus, Pers. .... IV ix 73 
C. armillatus, Fr IV ix 74 
C. collinitus, Fr IV ix 73 
C. squamulosus, Pk IV IX 74 
Corroberry II i 253 
Corundum II v 517 
Corundum. 
Industry in Canada IV vm 171 
Papineau Creek, tp. Carlow IV iv 227 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Corvus. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vu 183 
IV I 43 59 60 
IV in 65, 68, 94, 98, 
100, 101, 104, 105 
C. Corax, L., Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 120 
C. splendens, Ceylon II vu 352 
Corydalis, Vent, Canadian 
localities of 
C. aurea, Willd II xv 62 
C. glauca, Pursh II xv 61 
Corymb ed Hypericum, 
Canadian habitats II xv 168 
Corythus, Hamilton species. II v 392 
Cos, Ashchurite traces in.. .. II xiv 250 
Cosens, A., M.A., Ph.D. 
Contribution to Mor- 
phology and Biology of 
INSECT GALLS IV IX 297 
Cosines. 
Formulae for, and Sines 
of Multiple Arcs. By 
Rev. Geo. Paxton Young II vm 286 
Cosmic Time. 
Statement of progress 
BEING MADE IN. By 
Sandford Fleming IV i 6 
Universal or Cosmic 
Time. By Sandford 
Fleming with all corre- 
spondence on subject in 
possession of Canadian 
Institute Ill in 309 
Cosmogony, of Hebrew 
Scriptures. By J. W. 
Dawson: reviewed II v 59 
Cosmological, argument for 
Being of God II I 537 
Cosmology, defined II I 528 
Cosmothetic Idealists II n 297 
Cossus, mode of attacking 
trees I n 193 
Coteau Canal, construction 
of in 1780-81 IV iv 301 
Cotile riparia, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 93 
Cottage Cheese. 
Bacteriological difference 
from Emmenthaler cheese IV vu 105 
Schizomycetes and yeasts in IV vu 105 
Cottle, Thos. J., M.D. 
Capture of two Birds of 
Unusual Occurrence 
in Ontario II iv 388 
COCOTHRANSTES VESPER- 
tina. Evening Gros- 
beak I m 287 
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Cottle, Thos. J., M.D.-Con. 
Grus Americana and Grus 
Canadensis; are they 
THE SAME BIRD IN DIFFER- 
ENT stages of Growth? II iv 266 
On Two species of Asta- 
cus found in Upper 
Canada II vm 216 
Rough Notes on some 
Canadian Saturniae 
and Suggestions of 
USING THEIR SlLK FOR 
Textile Purposes I u 212 
Coto. 
Voc described: ref IV vi 116 
Cotton. 
Action of Citric, Tar- 
taric and Oxalic Acids 
on: reprint I m 113 
Improvements in manufac- 
ture of I i 136 
Introduction into Mexico. . IV vi 213 
Production in Southern 
States: reprint I m 69 
Cougar, Canadian localities. . HI vi 71 
Cournot Augustin. 
Recherches sur les principes 
Mathematiques de la 
Theorie des Richesses: 
reviewed II ii 185 
Coumar amine II i 82 
Count Valerian Krasinski. 
Obituary II i 86 
Counting. 
Counting and Time Reck- 
oning. By John Thor- 
burn IV v 311 
Systems practised among 
uncivilized tribes IV v 312 
Couper, Wm. 
Bat (Vespertilio nove- 
BORACENSIS) FOUND IN 
Toronto I n 171 
COLEOPTERA COLLECTED IN 
Canada I m 210 
256,324, 376 
II i 33 
Naturalists' Calendar of 
Toronto for 1853 
April-July. . .. I u 20 
Aug.-Oct I n 76 
Nov.-Dec In 124 
Vermes in Grasshoppers.... I m 355 
Entomological collection: 
ref I I 122 
Coursers (birds) II xi 157 
Court of Quarter Sessions. 
Establishment of, in Ont... IV vu 418 
In New England IV vn 413 
Courtland, Ed. Van. 
Notice of an Indian Bury- 
ing Ground I i 160 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Couvade custom IV vn 36 
Coventry, Eng., sludge dis- 
posal IV n 147 
Cowan, Mr. 
Gov. Simcoe's Indian in- 
terpreter, 1793 IV i 133 
Trader at Matchedash Bay, 
1778 IV iv 301 
Cowbane, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 555 
Cow bird. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 190, 192 
IV i 58 IV in 68, 79, 92, 94 
Cow Bunting. 
Breeding habits II vi 130 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 129 
Cow blackbird, habits of 
Ontario visitors HI in 94 
Cow-dung, paper made from I in 32 
Cow-herb, Canadian locali- 
ties H xv 169 
Cow-Parsnip. 
Canadian localities II xv 555 
Eaten by Dene IV iv 129 
Cowslip, Canadian localities. II xv 56 
Cowrie shell. 
Currency in Orient II in 379 
In mound in Otonabee Tp., 
Ont. (pl.) IV ix 7 
Cox, W. H. 
Nissl granules in spinal gan- 
glion cells: ref IV vi 409 
Coyoti, Canadian localities. . HI vi 72 
Coypou, fur substitute for 
Beaver's II iv 366 
Coz. 
Family of, of Ashchurite 
line II xiv 171 
Traces of, in Egypt II xiv 202 
Cozens, Capt. Daniel, of 
Richmond Hill II xm 446 
Cozumel Island, geographi- 
cal position IV vi 201 
Crab-apple, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 434 
Cradles, Dene IV iv 133 
Craig, John, Toronto II xu 345 
Craigie, Dr. and W. 
List of Indigenous Plants 
FOUND IN NEIGHBOUR- 
HOOD oh Hamilton with 
DATES OF FINDING AND 
FLOWERING I II 222 
Craigie, W. 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions at Hamilton, 1846- 
1853 I ii 187 
Crampton method, of burn- 
ing soft coal HI iv 85 
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Cramahe Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 69 376 
Cranberry, species eaten by 
Dene IV iv 271 
Cranes II xi 155 
Crane Whooding, identical 
with Sandbill Crane?... . II iv 267 
Cranesbill, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 349 
Crangonyx, Lake Ontario. .. II xm 501 
Crania. 
Aboriginal, of America and 
Britain II iv 144 
Adams' (Dr. Walter), classi- 
fication II xii 278 
Agassiz'opinion of American II n 413 
Ages when, most suscep- 
tible of distortion . . II vn 419 
Allophylian '. I in 315 
American, of great antiquity 
found in California II xv 560 
American Indians II iv 144 
American, comparison of 
measurements of various 
tribes II n 431 
Amiurus catus', compared 
with other Teleostean. . . Ill n 278 
Ancient Britons: reviewed.. 11 i 484 
Ancient Britons; by Davis: 
ref II vn 437 
Ancient Egyptians II vm 154 
Ancient, of France 11 ix 377 
Ancient Romans II n 221 
Artificially compressed II I 190 
Artificially compressed; 
practice of Flat Head 
Indians II I 189 
Artificial distortion in II vm 146 
Artificial distortion in, 
of ancient Briton II vn 408 
Artificial distortion of Mac- 
rocephali Il vm 146 
Artificial Occipital Flat- 
tening of Ancient; cor- 
respondence BETWEEN 
Jos. Barnard Davis and 
Daniel Wilson relat- 
ing to: reprint 11 vm 76 
Barrie skull (pl.) II xm 125 
Basque skulls II ix 377 
Blackfeet, measurements... II n 423 
Botocudos Ill vi 287 
Brachycephalic, of Ameri- 
can Indians II iv 144 
Brachycephalic skull found 
in Wiltshire (pl.) II vn 406 
Britannica II xn 277 
Canadian aborigines; im- 
portance of preservation 
and care required II I 515 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Crania-Con. 
Catalogue of Human, in 
Academy of Natural 
Sciences, Philadelphia. 
By J. Aitken Meigs: re- 
■ viewed II in 364 
Causes of distortion in II vn 414 
Causes of distortion in, of 
ancient Britons II vin 141 
Celtic, measurements Il ix 387 
Celtic (modern) measure- 
ments II ix 390 
Characteristic, of Celts II ix 381 
Characteristic, of French in 
Canada II ix 396 
Characteristic, of Irish II ix 382 
Characteristic, of Scots. ... II ix 384 
Cherokee II n 419 
Codford Barrow (pl.) II vn 408 
Codford skull (pl.) II vn 438 
II viu 141 
Codford Skull; measure- 
ments of.... . II vni 133 
Crania Britannica; delinea- 
tions and descriptions of 
skulls of early inhabitants 
of British Isles. By Jos. 
Barnard Davis and John 
Thurnan; reviewed II iv 142 
Crania Britannica, delinea- 
tions and descriptions of 
the skulls of the early in- 
habitants of British Is- 
land. By Joseph Barnard 
Davis and John Turnbull: 
reviewed II n 443 
Cubical capacity of skulls of 
different races II xv 201 
Dante's examined II xv 204 
Delaware II n 423 
Description of deformed 
fragmentary skull, found 
at Jerusalem. By J. Ait- 
ken Meigs: reviewed. ... II iv 487 
Development in, of Orang.. IV vi 508 
Difference between cranial 
capacity of man and 
brutes II ix 166 
Distorted Indian, found at 
Montreal; measurements. Il vi 415 
Distortion of, among civil- 
ized people II vin 153 
Distortion caused by natural 
or artificial means II vi 419 
Distortion in ancient 
Britons II vn 443 
Distortion in Peruvian, 
natural or artificial II vi 419 
Distortions practised by 
American Indians II vn 440 
Distortion, races practising 
artificial II vn 429 
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Distortion still practised in 
Europe II vi 424 
Distortion, various means 
of producing II vi 422 
Dolichocephalic, of Britain; 
questions concerning... . II vm 138 
Dolichocephalic measure- 
ment of Indian, showing 
distortion II vi 414 
Dolichocephalic type among 
primitive races of Scot- 
land II vn 421 
Druids II vn 432 
Egyptian; peculiarities of. . II vn 441 
Engis skull II xv 513 
Esquimaux II n 430 
Eskimo, measurements. ... Ill vi 287 
Ethnical forms and un- 
designed Artificial dis- 
tortion of Human Cra- 
nium. By Daniel Wilson. II vn 399 
Evidence Yom, of Phoenician 
settlement in Britain. ... II vm 137 
Fiji Islanders' II vm 155 
Feejee Islanders'; peculiari- 
ties of II vn 442 
Finns' II ix 398 
Foetus in Peruvian mummy 
showing distortion II vi 420 
Georgian II v 324 
Greek, characteristics of.. . II vm 143 
Hatters' shapes to illustrate 
types of II vm 144 
Hint for the Formation 
of a Canadian collec- 
tion of Ancient: reprint I in 345 
Huichay cave foetus II vi 421 
Huron II n 425 
II vn 401 
Huron, measurements II xm 131 
Huron type (pl.) II xm 129 
Huronic type (pl.) IV ix 9 
Illustrative Examples 
OF SOME MODIFYING ELE- 
MENTS AFFECTING THE 
Ethnic Significance of 
Peculiar Forms of 
Human Skull. By 
Daniel Wilson II vi 414 
Illustrations of Signifi- 
cance of Certain An- 
cient British skull 
forms. By Daniel Wilson II vm 127 
Important points to ob- 
serve in exhuming and 
transmitting I Hl 346 
In ancient mounds in Bay 
of Quinte district II v 414 
In mounds in Otonabee Tp., 
Ont IV ix 5 
Indian cranial distortion. . . II vm 149 
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Indian, forms of II vn 417 
Indian, of brachycephalic 
form II vn 406 
Indian, of dolichocephalic 
form II vn 406 
Indian skull of unusual form 
found near Barrie, now in 
Canadian Institute II vn 400 
Internal capacity of un- 
civilized races II xv 216 
Juniper Green Cist (pl.).. .. II vn 409 
Juniper Green Cist contain- 
ing male skeleton of pre- 
historic man II vm 130 
Kanaka skulls II vm 156 
Kinaldie skull II vm 141 
Lesmurdie skull II vn 411 
II vm 141 
Litlington Skull; measure- 
ments of II vm 133 
LonglowCist II vn 423 
Macrocephalic, at Kertch, 
Crimea II v 322 
Malay; peculiarities of II vn 442 
Measurement in mesial plane II xn 282 
Meigs' (Dr. J. Aitken), clas- 
sification II xn 281 
Menominee Il n 423 
Miami, measurements II n 423 
Muscles of, Amiurus catus III n 342 
Neanderthal skull II ix 386 
Opas Indian Mummy II vi 421 
OrangOutang IV vi 508 
Osteology of Amiurus Catus 
(pl.)...... Ill ii 270 
Parieto-occipital flattening 
of ancient Scottish II vn 411 
Pealty-cephalic II n 222 
Peculiarities of American. .. II n 425 
Peruvian II vn 402 
II xv 220 
Peruvian distortion of II vm 154 
Phoenician skull from Malta 
in Dr. Morton's collec- 
tion II vm 135 
Prehistoric races', from 
West Kennet in Wiltshire II vn 425 
Race head forms and 
THEIR EXPRESSION BY 
MEASUREMENTS. By 
Daniel Wilson II xn 269 
Roman, at York II n 222 
Sandwich Islanders'; pecu- 
larities of II vn 442 
Saxon, of seventh or eighth 
century II vm 133 
Scandinavians' II ix 398 
Scioto Mound (Ohio) skull 
(pl.) II ii 418 
II vm 128 II xn 274 
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Scioto Mound, Indian skull 
from Barrie, and mean 
Huron skull measure- 
ments II vn 402 
Scioto Valley Mound (pl.). . II xm 127 
Skull brought from 
Kertch, Crimea. By 
Daniel Wilson II v 321 
Spurzheim's (Dr.), classifi- 
cation II xii 279 
Supposed prevalence of 
one Cranial type 
throughout American 
Aborigines. By Daniel 
Wilson, LL.D ..... II n 406 
Theory of one uniform 
cranial type pervading all 
Indian tribes of N. and S. 
America II vm 128 
Three classes from ancient 
British graves II vm 131 
Uley Chambered Barrow 
Skull; measurements of. . II vm 133 
Crania, Measurements of 
British, from Barrows and 
Cists II vn 436 
British, from Megalithic 
Tombs II vn 435 
Chippeways II u 421 
Esquimaux II n 433 
Hurons II n 428 
Indian II u 423 
Parisian II xn 285 
Peruvian and Mexican II n 418 
Potawatomies II n 423 
Six Nations II n 429 
Skull from Kertch, Crimea. II v 328 
With conformiteur II ix 392 
Crania, Types of 
American Indian. By Dr. 
Morton: ref II u 409 
American Indian. By Dr. 
Nott: ref II ii 417 
Ancient British II I 486 
Ancient Crania in Britain. . II ix 375 
Breton II ix 400 
English II ix 400 
Found in ancient Britain 
and deductions therefrom II vm 138 
French-Canadian II ix 402 
In Canada II ix 392 
Normans II ix 400 
Scottish II ix 400 
Cranial Capacity of 
Ancient Britons and Modern 
English, French and Ger- 
mans compared II xv 217 
Different races II xv 180 
Distinguished men II xv 20§ 
Indian Tribes, America.... II xv 224 
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Cranial Capacity of-Con. 
Mexicans (ancient) II xv 224 
Peruvians II xv 224 
Craniidae. 
Discinidae and, classed 
together II xi 393 
Generic characters II m 160 
Craniology. 
Evidence from, as to ancient 
races in Britain II ix 375 
Hatters' tests of prevailing 
forms of Crania II ix 391 
Uncertain criterion of eth- 
nologic certitude IV iv 17 
Value of I in 345 
Craniota.., II xv 243 
Crassulacese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 640 
11 xv 549 
London species II vin 225 
Cratsegus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
C. coccinea, L II xv 433 
C. crus-galli, L II xv 434 
C. oxyacantha, L II xv 433 
C. tomentosa, L II xv 434 
Craterellus, habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
C. cintharellus Schw, Fr. . . IV ix 78 
C. cornucopioides, Fr IV ix 78 
Crataegus tomentosa, Cana- 
dian II vi 35 
Crawford. 
Introduction of Maize into 
Mexico: ref IV vi 214 
Cratonychus cinereus, 
Mels. Cat I m 258 
Cream, bacteria in, from 
separator IV vn 487 
Creatin, in muscle fibre IV vm 408 
Creation. 
Dinkas of Africa's story of.. IV vi 317 
Everything has, after all, a 
final cause II I 532 
Nebular Theory of. By 
G. G. Pursey IV vm 451 
Typical Forms and Special 
Ends in. By Rev. Jas. 
McCosh and Geo. Dickie: 
reviewed II I 528 
Zufii, myths IV vi 317 
Creator, proofs of II v 201 
Credai River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 376 
Credit River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 209 
Credner, Rudolf. 
Marine shells in Great 
Lakes: ref IV vi 41 
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Cree Indians. 
Agriculturists I n 101 
Birch-bark rolls on which 
pictographs are made... . IV v 116 
Blackfoot and Ojibway 
branches of Algonkin; 
list of words showing con- 
nection IV v 131 
Buffalo hunt II v 193 
Buffalo pound II v 193 
Census about 1847 I I 198 
Ceremony in connection 
with medicine pipe stem. II u 338 
Chief Pegwis's career IV vi 292 
Condition and habits in 1888 III vu 175 
Confederacy IV iv 250 
Dress of II v 194 
Grammar and dictionary.. . Ill v 217 
Happy Hunting Grounds, 
their idea of II iv 258 
Language characteristics. . . IV vi 283 
Medicine men's mode of 
treatment II iv 256 
Method of entrapping 
buffalo 1... II v 193 
Migrations, and conquests.. IV iv 250 
Month-names IV vi 332 
Northwestern Canada Ill v 216 
Pipes of II n 332 
Poundmaker's career IV vi 297 
Quarrel with and separation 
from Blackfeet IV iv 250 
"Shooting Thunder Bird'' 
superstition IV vi 308 
Sun dance Ill vi 40 
Creek. 
Description of a Mill- 
Dam and Bridge across 
A CREEK FIFTY FEET WIDE, 
WITH DRAWINGS I I 10 
Pinewood, in 1779 IV iv 281 
Twenty mile, in 1779 IV iv 279 
Creek Nation. 
History Ill I 255 
Remarkable Memorial 
Horn; pledge of treaty 
with, 1765. By Daniel 
Wilson HI I 255 
Creelman, W. F. W. 
Relations between Phy- 
siology and Psychology 
(abstract) Ill v 14 
Creeper (Bird). 
Hamilton species II v 390 
II vi 16 
Creeper, Brown, observa- 
tions on Ont. visitors. . .Ill vu 190, 196 
IV i 47 V in 271 
Creeper, Black and White, 
observations on Toronto 
visitors HI vu 192 
IV m 107 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Crepidotus versutus, Ph., 
habits; Ontario habitats. . . IV ix 73 
Creuse River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 376 
Cress, Canadian species with 
habitats II xv 63 
Cretaceous. 
Changes accompanying close 
of, period II xm 276 
Deposits, Canada, England, 
United States Ill v 161 
Formation of Kansas and 
Nebraska II iv 318 
Formation in West Indies. . IV vin 382 
Glauconite deposits abun- 
dant in this period IV vn 547 
Phosphoric acid not in rocks 
below, and above De- 
vonian IV vin 498 
Osmundites Skidegatensis 
in IV vin 529 
Planation in central Ontario IV vn 162 
Crete. 
Ashchurite, traces in II xiv 250 
Horite traces in II xm 539 
Zimri traces in II xv 304 
Cretan aspirate, coptic ele- 
ment in language referred 
to II xm 293 
Creuzer. 
Greek mythology: ref II xm 156 
Mythological researches: 
ref II xm 36 
Crew's inn II xm 441 
Cricetus myoides, Gapper, 
Canadian localities of.... Ill vi 79 
Crime. 
Compulsory Education 
in. By Dr. E. A. Mere- 
dith: abstract Ill n 230 
Crimea. 
Climate of: reprint I in 146 
Notice of Skull brought 
from Kertch. By Daniel 
Wilson II v 321 
Zimri traces in II xv 305 
Crimean Bosphorus. 
Researches in. By Dr. D. 
Macpherson: reprint.... II n 120 
Criminal Law, weak points 
in English IV vm 68 
Criocephalus agrestis, 
Kirby I in 326 
Cris (Big and Little), gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 376 
Cristivomer namaycush. .. IV ix 25 
Critica. 
Sylva, Canadensium. By 
Rev. John McCaul Ill i 76 
Sylva, Canadensium. By 
W. D. Pearman Ill i 88 
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Crinoid. 
Ambulacral system in II iv 44 
Fossils, Belleville II v 45 
Lower Silurian rocks in 
Canada II iv 467 
Crinoida, distribution (pl.). . 11 vi 512 
Crinoidea. 
Descriptions of new species. 
By Jas. Hall: reviewed... II vi 301 
Toronto Il iv 452 
Crocodilia II v 83 
Croft, Prof. Henry H. 
Anomalous Production of 
Ozone II xm 239 
Catalogue of Ontario in- 
sects..., I ni 212 
Gas patents I i 28, 77 
Manufacture of water gas. .. IV vi 17 
Mineral Springs of Can- 
ada I i 151 
Note on Oxalate of Iron II vi 18 
Note on Oxalate of Man- 
ganese II n 30 
On Action of Air on Al- 
kalic Arsenites II in 126 
On Hydrate of Hydro- 
sulphuric Acid II i 126 
On Iodide of Barium II x 333 
On some New Salts of 
Cadmium and Iodides of 
Barium and Strontium . II i 13 
Report on Copper Imple- 
ments FOUND NEAR 
Brockville II i 334 
Thallium; r£sum£ of vari- 
ous papers on it II ix 405 
A course of Practical Chem- 
istry : reviewed II v 203 
Course of Practical Chemis- 
try at University of Tor- 
onto : reviewed II v 299 
Solar eclipse of May 
26th, 1854 I in 182 
Croll, Dr. 
Alternate glaciation of each 
hemisphere IV vm 281 
Croll's patent, for purifica- 
tion of coal gas I I 29 
Cro-Magnon, size of brain. . II xv 194 
Crookes, Wm., J. Spiller 
and 
On a method of preserv- 
ing SENSITIVENESS OF 
Collodion plates for 
CONSIDERABLE LENGTH OF 
TIME I HI 2 
Crookshank, Receiver-Gener- 
al of U. Canada II xn 163 
Crops. 
Annual yield of Nitrogen 
per acre in different II in 522 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cross. 
Arrival of Spring Birds in 
Toronto Ill vn 189 
Notes on Winter Birds Ill vn 188 
Crossbill. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill m 89 
III vii 184 188 
IV i 51, 57, 58, 59 IV m 69 
Toronto species IV m 92 
Winters in Toronto I i 170 
Crossbill, Common, natural 
history, etc., of I n 124 
Crossbows, Dene (pl.) IV iv 59 
Crosby Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 376 
Crosse, A. 
On apparently mechani- 
cal ACTION ACCOMPANY- 
ING Electric Transfer: 
reprint I in 113 
Crystallization. 
Crystallization of Ery- 
thrite from Cobalt. By 
W. F. Green IV vm 443 
Crows. 
Ceylon II vn 352 
Habits in captivity IV in 94 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 90 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 183, 185 
IV I 43, 59 
IV in 65 91 92 99 
Crow blackbird Ill vn 190 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors HI m 94 
III vii 190 
Crow Indians. 
Blackfoot gestures for. .... IV v 45 
Expulsion from Alberta IV iv 250 
Crowfoot. 
Chief of Blackfoot tribe.... IV iv 252 
Blackfoot chief's career.... IV vi 294 
Crowfoot (plant). 
Around Toronto I i 207 
Canadian species and locali- 
ties.... II xv 53 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Crowland Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 376 
Croydon, sewage farm IV n 146 
Crozier. 
St. Filan's...... II iv 431 
St. Fillan Quigrich; history 
of II iv 437 
St. Moluac, Bachul Mohr. . II iv 436 
Cruciferse. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 291 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
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Crucifer®-Con. 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 636 
II xv 62 
London species II vm 221 
Peculiarities regarding sta- 
mens explained.. .- II v 339 
Cruel Plant. 
Cruel Plant: By Arthur 
Harvey Ill vn 226 
(abstract) IV i 11 
Cruelty. 
Necessity of Society for 
Prevention of, in Tor- 
onto. By J. J. Kelso. ... Ill v 142 
Cruikshank, Lieut.-Col. 
Ernest 
Administration of Lieut.- 
Gov. Simcoe, viewed in 
HIS OFFICIAL CORRESPON- 
DENCE IV ii 284 
Contest for Command of 
Lake Erie in 1812-13... IV vi 359 
Early traders and trade 
routes in Ontario and 
West, 1760-1783 IV m 253 
IV iv 299 
(abstract) IV in 24 
Fur Trade, 1783-7 IV v 74 
Joseph Brant in American 
Revolution IV v 243 
IV vii 391 
Journal of Capt. Walter 
Butler on a voyage 
ALONG NORTH SHORE L. 
Ontario from 8th to 
16th March, 1779 IV iv 279 
Memoir of Capt. Walter 
Butler IV iv 284 
Cruikshank. Geo. 
Autograph II xiv 486 
Crureus, Orang IV vi 555 
Crustacea. 
Canadian II vm 25 
Corniferous Limestone and 
Hamilton Group, Ont. . . II xiv 136 
Devonian of Ont. list II xiv 136 
Geological relations of II i 280 
Lake Ontario II xm 499 
Ontario species II vi 363 
Scarboro' Cliffs II xv 399 
Crustacean. 
Fauna of primordial zone 
in Europe and of Quebec 
Group compared II vi 287 
Footprints in Argillaceous 
schist at Beauport I i 122 
Tracks on Potsdam Sand- 
stone I in 252 
Crustaceans. 
Found at Toronto I I 151 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Crustacean-Con. 
New, from the Silurian 
Rocks of Scotland: re- 
print II i 482 
Crymodes discicollis Lee. 
Agass I in 324 
Crypta huntsman!, at De- 
parture Bay, B.C IV ix 116 
Cryptobium bicolor, Giv. 
Mier. (Mels. Cat.), On- 
tario I iii1211,327 
Cryptobranchus, rotation of 
embryo in eggs of IV vm 477 
Cryptocephalus sellatus, 
Mels. Cat I m 259 
Cryptoceras. 
Canadian rocks II ii 267 
Occurrence of, Genus in 
Silurian rocks. By 
Prof. E. J. Chapman. ... II n 264 
Cry mop hilus fulicarius, 
Toronto IV i 54 
Cryptocrinites (Von Buch). II n 303 
Cryptogams. 
Introduction to Crypto- 
gamic Botany. By Rev. 
M. J. Berkeley: reviewed II in 342 
Knowledge concerning, in 
1856 II n 53 
Morphology of vascular ap- 
paratus IV vi 599 
Polystely in IV vi 613 
Siphonostelic nature of cen- 
tral cylinder IV vi 613 
Cryptophypnus, Toronto 
species I m 325 
Cryptopora, generic charac- 
ters; Ontario species II xiv 132 
Crystal. 
Note on Stelliform, with 
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO 
Crystallization of 
Snow. By E. J. Chap- 
man II vi 1 
Snow, during cold weather.. I m 232 
Systems, explained II vi 3 
Crystal Palace, New York. 
Prizes awarded at I n 205 
Crystal Palace, Sydenham. 
Described I n 102 
Geological and palaeonto- 
logical restorations at.... I ill 10 
Great Court in : reprint. . I in 292 
Crystalline limestone. 
Exploration of, bands in 
Ottawa and Argenteuill, 
Que. By Sir Wm. Logan. II v 452 
Crystalline rocks. 
Theory of plastic condition 
in II in 204 
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Crystallization. 
Atomic constitution and, 
Crystalline Form as 
CLASSIFICATION CHARAC- 
TERS in Mineralogy. 
By Prof. Chapman II n 435 
New Form in, of Heavy 
Spar 11 iv 55 
Crystallography. 
Examples of Application of 
Trigonometry to Crystal- 
lographic Calculations, 
for use of students. By 
E. J. Chapman: reviewed II v 301 
Csokor, Dr. J. 
Demodex phylloides: ref.. .. Ill I 275 
Ctenodonta. 
Clinton Group, Dundas.... Il xiv 144 
Ottawa River 1 I 222 
Ctenophorse, in Acalephae 
class II vi 172 
Ctenicella, American repre- 
sentative of IV ix 140 
C. lanceplaini, Lac-Duth., 
Canadian Atlantic Coast. IV ix 141 
Cuba. 
Comparison of "Layton" 
Series of Jamaica with 
Matanzas of, and Lafa- 
yette of N. America and 
its age IV v 342 
Comparison of Liguanea 
Series with Zapata of, and 
Lafayetteof N. America.. IV v 349 
Letters from United States, 
and Canada. By Hon. 
Amelia M. Murray: re- 
viewed 11 i 160 
Mechanical marls of IV v 342 
Radiolaria from, marls IV vm 386 
Radiolarian rock IV vm 385 
Spanish conquest of Ill vu 261 
White limestone IV vm 383 
Zapata Series IV v 349 
Cumberland River, gradient 
and drainage area of, in 
Central Basin of Tennes- 
see Ill vu 99 
Cuboni. 
Absorption of lime solutions 
by leaves: ref IV vu 246 
Cuckoo. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Habits of Ill ill 94 99 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vu 183 
184 193 194 195 
IV I 48 
IV in 76 80 
Cuckoo Flower, Canadian 
habitats II xv 63 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cucujidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Cucumber family, species 
yielding paper fibre II Xi 198 
Cucurbitacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 294 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xv 554 
Cudmore, S. A. 
Rural depopulation in 
Southern Ontario IV ix 261 
Cuenot. 
Straw yellow crystal-like 
bodies in neighbourhood 
of nuclear membrane: ref. IV u 241 
Cuirass, Dene IV iv 117, 149 
Cuma tectum of Gabb, 
Caribean IV viii 390 
Cumana, geology of IV vm 378 
Cumberland, Fred, Esq. 
Notes of a visit to Works 
of Grand Trunk Rail- 
way I in 225 
Cumberland. 
Geological area of Nova 
Scotia II xv 113 
Tableland, Tennessee, ele- 
vation above sea level... Ill vu 82 
Cumberland Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 376 
Cuming, Hugh. 
Obituary II x 363 
Cummer, Jacob, York Co.. II xm 441 
Cumming, Rev. John. 
Megaceros occurrence in • 
Isle of Man: ref II vi 370 
Cumming, Rev. J. G. 
On some recent Changes 
in Area of Irish Sea: 
reprint I in 143 
Cumming, W. Henry. 
Marriage and Infanticide 
in their relation to 
Population in China. .. II xi 178 
On Amoy Colloquial dia- 
lects II xi 81 
Cunard, origin of formation 
of, company IV ill 172 
Cuneiform. 
Cuneiform Inscriptions 
of Assyria and Baby- 
lonia. By Col. Rawlin- 
son; reprint I in 364 
Cuniculus torquatus, Pal- 
las, Canadian localities.. Ill vi 82 
Cunningham, D. J. 
Flexor brevis pollicis double 
headed in Orang: ref.... IV vi 548 
Intrinsic muscles in human 
foot: ref IV vi 581 
Laryngeal sacs in Chimpan- 
zee and Orang: ref IV vi 515 
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Cunningham, D. J.- Con. 
Plantar fascia in marsupials: 
ref IV vi 568 
Plantar interossei and short 
flexors of thumb and little 
finger: ref IV vi 583 
Cunningham, General. 
Translation of Tsurami in- 
scriptions found at Math- 
ura IV iv 269 
Cunningham's Island, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. II xiv 376 
Cupuliferse. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species I in 292 
II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 649 
London species II vm 233 
Curara, blood pressure in ani- 
mals given IV vii 212 
Curculionidae, Kicking 
Horse Pass species HI v 215 
Curiae Canadenses, poems.. II xm 97 
Curlews. 
Hamilton species II v 394 
II vi 134 
Toronto Ill vii 192 
Currant, Canadian localities. II xv 435 
Currency. 
Canadian standard; pro- 
posals for I I 179 
Comparison between British 
and American I I 179 
Decimal division of British 
currency: proposals I i 179 
Difference between British 
and American, described. I I 178 
Efforts to establish British 
standard of, in Canada... IV ix 241 
Efforts to obtain standard, 
in Canada IV ix 245 
History of Canadian Me- 
tallic. By Prof. Adam 
Shortt IV ix 237 
On the Provincial Cur- 
rency. By J. B. Cherri- 
man I i 177 
Standard in Canada I I 178 
Sterling Currency of Great 
Britain described I I 177 
United States currency de- 
scribed I i 178 
York, in Canada IV ix 240 
Currents. 
Arctic and Antarctic, 
AND THEIR CONNECTION 
WITH FATE OF SlR JOHN 
Franklin. By A. G. 
Findlay: reprint I ill 160 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Currents-Con. 
Lake Currents. By L. J. 
Clark IV n 154 
IV hi 275 
Lake, few words on. By 
L. J. Clark: abstract. ... IV u 31 
Oceanic Currents and 
THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE 
Central American Ca- 
nal. By Alex. G. Find- 
lay : reprint I i 248 
On Surface Temperature 
and Great Currents of 
North Atlantic and 
Northern Ocean. By 
Dr. Scoresby: reprint.... I u 67 
Pacific Ocean I i 248 
Currents. 
Heating effects of secon- 
dary: reprint I in 113 
Currie, P. W. 
Ancient drainage at Ni- 
agara Falls IV vii 7 
Cursores..; II vm 463 
Cursorinae, generic charac- 
ters II xi 157 
Curves. 
On Linear Asymptotes in 
Algebraic II vm 290 
On a Reduction of Curves 
of Second Order II vm 291 
Curves. 
Remarks on some general 
PROPERTIES OF. By J. W. 
Martin II vm 278 
Cushing, F. H. 
Zuni Creation Myths: ref IV vi 317, 337 
Cushite, influences in Africa. II xm 166 
Cushny, Dr. A. R. 
Effect of chloroform on 
heart: ref IV vn 199 
Cutaneous. 
Skin and, sense organs of 
Amiurus. By Prof. R. 
Ramsay Wright Ill n 251 
Sense organs, Amiurus Ill u 259 
Cuthbertson. 
Gov. Simcoe's visit to, in 
1793 IV I 137 
Cutting, James A. 
Specification of Patent 
FOR PHOTOGRAPHING ON 
glass: reprint I m 339 
Cuvier. 
Brain capacity of II xv 207 
Classification of Mammalia II ix 154 
Fossil bones of man of great 
antiquity found near 
Paris: ref II vi 369 
Myology of Perea: ref Ill n 311 
Omo-cervicalis in apes: ref. IV vi 523 
Pancreas of Amiurus: ref... Ill u 417 
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Cuvier-Con. 
Relations and origins of 
opercular bones: ref Ill n 290 
Suborders of Insessores. ... II ix 231 
Cuvierian, arrangement of 
mammals II v 513 
Cuzco Indians, art of paint- 
ing among IV vi 335 
Cyanid of Iodine. 
Employment of, in Photo- 
graphy: reprint I m 310 
Cyanide of Palladammon- 
ium II in 359 
Cyanides, double II i 79 
Cyanite II v 522 
Cyanocitta cristata, obser- 
vations on Ontario visi- 
tors Ill vn 190 
IV in 68, 98 
Cyanogen, action on naph- 
thalamine of chloride of.. II i 312 
Cyanophycese. 
Alkaline effect on central 
body of cell IV vi 461 
Cells dependent on condi- 
tions to which subjected. IV vi 452 
Cell division IV vi 470 
Central body of cell IV vi 459 
Central body contains phos- 
phorus IV vi 460 
Chromatin-like substance in IV vi 462 
Chromatophore's character 
in IV vi 463 
Chromatophore could not 
be found in IV vi 443 
Chromatophore's occurrence 
in living cell of IV vi 456 
Colourless central body in 
cell IV vi 444 
Cytoplasm of IV vi 444 
Development of heterocyst. IV vi 469 
Effects of digesting granules 
with gastric juice IV vi 468 
Effect on cells of digesting 
with artificial gastric juice IV vi 461 
Fixed preparations of IV vi 457 
Granules in IV vi 465 
Hardening reagents IV vi 453 
Literature IV vi 441 
Living cell in IV vi 455 
"Masked" iron in IV vi 454,459 
"Masked" iron in granules IV vi 467 
Methods of study and ma- 
terial employed by Macal- 
lum in studying structure 
of cell . IV vi 452 
Nuclein in IV vi 445 
Phosphorus detection IV vi 454 
Powers of IV vm 427 
Species employed by Macal- 
lum IV vi 453 
Toronto species Ill vu 274 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Cyanophyceae -Con. 
Staining reagents IV VI 454 
Trabeculae in living cells of. IV vi 456 
Vacuoles in IV vi 443 
Cyanophycin granules, in 
Oscillaria, Microcoleus 
terrestris, Tolypothrix, 
Scytonema and Lyngbya. IV vi 457 
Cyatheaceae II xu 364 
Cyatheinae II xu 364 
Cyathophyllidae II iv 120 
Cyathophyllum, Ottawa R. I i 222 
C. lesueuri, Canadian speci- 
men II v 264 
C. zenkeri, Canadian speci- 
men (pl.) Il v 262 
Cycadeae, blepharoplast IV v 276 
Cychrus viduus Dej I in 324 
Cyclamen, flower peculiari- 
ties of II v 340 
Cyclasidae, Canadian II iv 273 
Cyclidium glaucoma 
Ehrb and Margarita- 
ceum, characters (pl.).. Ill i 307 
C. margaritaceum, charac- 
ters (pl.) Ill i 308 
Cyclobranchiata, generic 
characters 11 xu 28 
Cyclops quadricornis, Tor- 
onto tap water HI i 425 
Cyclostomidae, generic char- 
acters II xn 34 
Cyclas. 
Species of, Nottawasaga R. 
district II vi 497 
Toronto species 11 vi 329 
C. similis, Say. 
Lake Ontario II xm 505 
Cyclospermeae. 
Researches respecting 
Affinities of Structure 
in Stems of Plants be- 
longing to. By M. Reg- 
nault: reprint II vn 219 
Cyclocystoides. 
Cyclocystoides. By Sal- 
ter and Billings: ref II iv 43 
Cygnus, Hamilton species. .. II v 395 
Cylindr ospermum ma jus. 
Granules in outer zone of cell IV vi 456 
Heterocyst development in. IV vi 470 
" Masked " iron in IV vi 459 
Types of granules in IV vi 469 
Cymri. 
Component of Celtic stock. 11 xv 277 
Migrations into Europe.... II xv 291 
Origin of II xv 279 
Traces in Northern Africa.. II xv 291 
Cymric. 
Bretons part of, family HI v 77 
How Celts reached Peru... . IV vn 44 
Origin of Guanche IV vn 37 
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Cynipid galls, protective 
zone IV ix 356 
Cynipidae. 
Characteristics IV ix 354 
Cytology of galls IV ix 357 
Enzyme secreted by larvae 
of IV ix 365 
Feeding habits of larvae.... IV IX 362 
Larvae convert starch into 
sugar: expts IV ix 365 
Source of enzyme of larvae. . IV ix 366 
Species described IV ix 339 
Cynips? constricta, Steb- 
bins. 
Beginning of gall develop- 
ment IV ix 358 
Host: anatomy (pl.) IV ix 352 
Cynocephalus, pectoralis 
minor IV vi 532 
Cynopithecinae, flexor brevis 
pedis IV vi 571 
Cynthia. 
Syn. of Pyura (sens, resti.). IV ix 134 
Syn. of Tethyum (sens. 
nov.) IV ix 135 
C. castaneiformis, syn. of 
Boltenia villosa (Stimp- 
son) IV ix 134 
C. coriacea, Stimpson, 
British Columbia Coast. . IV ix 133 
C. (seu Halocynthia) echi- 
nata auct. americ., 
syn. of Boltenia hirsuta 
(Agassiz) IV ix 147 
C. echinataplur. auct., syn. 
of Boltenia echinata (L.). IV ix 133 
C. haustor, Stimpson, syn. 
of Pyura haustor, Stimp- 
son IV ix 134 
C. placenta (Packard), syn. 
of Goniocarpa placenta, 
Packard IV ix 145 
C. pyriformis alt. auct., 
syn. of Tethyum auran- 
tium IV ix 136 
C. (seu Holocynthia) pyri- 
formis auct. americ., 
syn. of Tethyum pyri- 
forme (Rathke) subsp. 
americanum nov IV ix 148 
C. pulchella Verrill, syn. of 
Goniocarpa placenta 
(Packard) IV ix 145 
C. pyriformis, Dall., syn. of 
Tethyum aurantium 
(Pallas) IV ix 136 
C. superba et deani, Ritter, 
syn. of Tethyum auran- 
tium Pallas IV ix 136 
C. villosa, Stimpson, syn. 
of Boltenia villosa (Stimp- 
snnl IV IX 134 
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Cypriote. 
Alphabet Ill ill 168 
Phoneticvaluesof,characters III in 147,158 
Cyprsea aurantia, as an orna- 
ment II in 391 
C. moneta. 
In currency II in 379 
In mound in Otonabee tp., 
Ont. (pl.) IV ix 7 
Cypress Vine, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 61 
Cypricardites (Conrad).... II vi 353 
Cyprids II i 281 
Cyprinidse. 
Canadian II iv 273 
Toronto II iv 452 
Cyprinoids, relation to Silu- 
roids Ill ii 306 
Cypripedium, suitable for 
flower gardens IV in 130 
Cypris, Lake Ontario II xm 501 
Cyproids, or Bivalve Ento- 
mostracans II vm 26 
Cyprus. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 249 
Zimri traces in II xv 304 
Cyrtia, generic characters.... II vi 262 
C. hamiltonensis (Hall), 
Hamilton shales, Ont. (pl.) II vi 263 
C. rostrata, Hall, corniferous 
limestone, Ont II vi 263 
Cyrtina, generic characters. . II vi 262 
Cyrtoceras, Canadian (pl.). . II vm 22 
C. Ammon (n. sp.), cornifer- 
ous, Ont II vi 361 
C. annulatum, Ottawa R... I i 222 
C. belus (n. sp.), corniferous, 
Ont II vi 361 
C. lamellosum, Ottawa R... I i 222 
Cyrtoceratidae II u 265 
Cyrtodonta, Canadian II iv 275 
Generic characters and 
history II vi 353 
Cyrtolites ornatus, Toronto 
shales I I 150 
II iv 451 
Cyperaceae. * 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II xiv 299,654 
Hamilton species HI ii 154 
London species II vm 235 
Cysticerci II iv 23 
Cysticercus cellulosae II iv 9 23 
C. pisiformis II vn 467 
Cystidea. 
Glyptocystites (nov. gen.) 
fully described (pl.) I II 218 
On some new genera and 
SPECIES OF, FROM TrEN- 
ton Limestone. By E. 
Billings I ii 215, 250, 268 
Cystidea, Ontario (pl.) II vi 514 
Pleurocystites (nov. gen.) 
fully described I n 250 
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Principal genera II n 303 
Species found in America... 1 n 215 
Cystidea 
Lower Silurian Rocks of 
Canada. By E. Billings: 
ref II iv 43 
Nineteen new forms of Cana- 
dian II iv 45 
Cystidean. 
In chazy limestone near 
Montreal II n 302 
Remarkable, discovered 
near Ottawa I n 272 
Cystiphyllum (Lonsdale) in 
corniferous, Ont., char- 
acteristics of 
Cystiphyllum genus II iv 136 
C. aggregatum (Billings), 
(pl.).. II iv 137 
C. americanum (Edwards 
and Haime) II iv 139 
C. cylindricum (Hall) II iv 139 
C. grandis? (Billings) II iv 138 
C. senecaense (Billings) (pl.) 11 iv 137 
Il vi 511 
C. sulcatum (Billings) Il iv 136 
C. vesiculosum, Goldfuss... II xiv 139 
Cystophora cristata, Erxl, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 79 
Cystopteris II xn 367 
Cythere, chemical composi- 
tion compared with allied 
fossils I ii 265 
Cytheridea, fossils around 
Montreal II in 157 
Cytolytic. 
Products in Diemyctyli (pl.) IV i 265 
Products in pancreas of 
young amblystomata... IV I 266 
Cytology. 
Cytology of Non-Nuclea- 
ted Organisms. By A. B. 
Macallum IV vi 439 
Of galls IV ix 357 
Cytoplasm. 
Beggiatoa IV vi 474 
Beggiatoa, in growing cells. IV vi 477 
Bibliography on IV vi 433 
Chromatin, stages through 
which, passes in getting 
into (pl.) IV vi 423 
Cyanophyceae IV vi 444 
Fixed preparations of Micro- 
coleus terrestris IV vi 458 
Fixed preparations of Oscil- 
lariae IV vi 457 
Nuclear chromatin migrates 
to IV vi 434 
Cytoplasmic origin of Nissl 
granules IV vi 407 
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Cytoplasm- Con. 
Potassium in, of kidney of 
frog (pl.) IV ix 392 
Radicle and plumule cells 
gave phosphorus reaction IV vn 507 
Specimens of lower orders of 
animals IV vi 426 
"Spirilla", "Comma" and 
" Cocci" form in Beggiatoa IV vi 480 
Structure IV vi 433 
Yeast cell IV vi 483 
Yeast cell; its structure. ... IV vi 491 
Dabchick, llamilton species. II v 396 
Dabion, Rev. Claude. 
Overland from Quebec to 
Hudson's Bay (1661).... II vni 410 
Dacotah. (See also Dakotas') 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
and peninsular languages, in i 202 
Subtribes I in 210 
Wyandot Iroquois language 
affinities Ill I 197 
Dade, Rev. C., M.A. 
Indian burying ground 
found in Beverly Tp. .. I i 6 
Lunar Influences II xm 335,422 
Notes on Cholera Sea- 
sons of 1832 and 1834. .. II vn 17 
Remarks on Law of 
Storms as set forth in 
TRACT PUBLISHED BY 
Richard Budgen in 1730 II v 294 
Obituary II xm 352 
Daggers. 
Dene IV iv 63 
Steel in pre-European times IV iv 142 
Stone IV iv 63 
Dagon. 
In ancient history II xiv 413 
Same as Onam II xm 527 
Dairy, contamination of milk 
from dairy utensils IV vn 491 
Daisy Anemone. 
Daisy Anemone. By P. H. 
Gosse: reprint I n 87 
Dakotas (See also Dacotah) 
Deities IV vi 275 
Methods of calculation. ... IV v 312 
Month names IV vi 332 
Original home of Ill v 61 
Time reckoning methods.. . IV v 312 
Dakota-Hidatsa, Eskimo 
and, vocabularies, com- 
parative Ill vi 321 
Daldinia concentrica, hab- 
its, Ontario habitats IV ix 80 
Dale, Prof. T. Nelson. 
Geology of Mt. Greyloch : 
abstract Ill v 145 
Metamorphism in Rhode 
Island Coal basin: ab- 
stract Ill in 18 
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Dale, Prof. T. Nelson-Con. 
New England Upper Si- 
lurian: abstract Ill iv 69 
Dalibarda, L., Canadian 
localities of 
D. repens, L II xv 431 
Dall. 
Eskimo migrations: ref Ill vi 274 
Indian labrets: ref IV iv 170 
Dall, Mrs. 
Historical Pictures re- 
touched : reviewed II v 532 
Dall, Wm. H. 
Alaska and its Resources: 
reviewed II xn 480 
Asiatic origin of American 
aborigines: ref IV v 169 
Asiatic origin of ancient 
Americans: ref Ill v 66 
Classification of Dene tribes 
criticized IV vi 77 
Eskimo dialects in Alaska: 
ref Ill vi 264 
List of British Columbia In- 
dian tribes, criticized.... Ill vii 110 
Tinneh family: ref Ill i 172 
Dallas. 
Ainos origin: ref Ill v 75 
Origin of Mongolian tribes: 
ref Ill v 70 
Dalmanites, Canadian (pl.) II vm 30 
Dalson, Augustus T. 
Some experiments upon 
Coffee as a Beverage: 
reprint I ill 316 
Dalton. 
Character sketch of II n 377 
Daly, Dominick. 
Autograph letter to his suc- 
cessor II xiv 118 
Dammara Australis, New 
Zealand II ii 363 
Damnonia. 
Gaelic topography of. By 
Dr. Neil MacNish Ill m 43 
Dampier. 
Flying Proas of Ladrone Is- 
lands: ref Ill vii 204 
Dana, Jas. D. 
Dana's mineralogy, ninth 
supplement: reviewed... II vi 301 
Eighth supplement to 
Dana's mineralogy: re- 
viewed II v 308 
Geology in America: re- 
print I hi 357, 385 
Glandular streaks in Paly- 
thoa coesia: ref IV vi 390 
Manual of Geology: review- 
ed II vm 49 
Thoughts on Species: re- 
print II hi 77 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Danaea, root first shows de- 
velopment IV v 280 
Danais, Rocky Mountain 
species with habitats. .. . Ill n 240 
Dance. 
Blackfoot Sun. By Rev. 
John McLean Ill vi 231 
Kangaroo, of Australian 
aborigines II i 245 
Native, or Corroberry of 
Australian aborigines. .. . II i 253 
Dancer, J. B. 
Cleaning and preparing 
Diatoms, etc., ob- 
tained from Soundings: 
reprint II vi 530 
Dandeno, Jas. B. 
Investigation into 
EFFECTS OF WATER AND 
AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF 
COMMON INORGANIC SUB- 
STANCES ON FOLIAGE 
LEAVES IV VII 237 
Danes'pipes II n 246 
Danforth, Toronto II xm 92 
Dangeard. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. . IV vi 481 
Daniels' Battery, electric 
lighting with I i 243 
Danish, Coptic article in: ex- 
amples II xm 413 
Dante. 
Examination of his skull. . . II xv 204 
Daphniae, effect of Cedar 
extract on IV vn 441 
Darding knife, Denes IV iv 20G 
Darien, Ship Canal I i 236 
Daritae, original of Druids... II xv 283 
Darling, Rev. W. Stewart. 
Nom-de-plume "Presbyter 
of Diocese of Toronto": 
with selection from his 
writings II xv 444 
Darling Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 377 
Darling's Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 208 
Darlington Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 377 
Dartnell, Geo. H. 
On Duration and Expec- 
tation of Life in Can- 
ada COMPARED WITH 
OTHER COUNTRIES I II 191 
Darwin, Chas. 
Origin of Species: reviewed II v 118, 367 
Protrusion of lips of Orang in 
expression of emotions: 
ref IV vi 510 
Darwinian theory. 
Agassiz's criticism of it. . . . II vm 400 
Defined II ix 37 
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Sir Chas. Lyell's view or 
criticism of it 11 vm 388 
Darwinism II xn 356 
Datiscine II i 193 
Datolite II v 531 
Datura stramonium, Tor- 
onto; description of I i 205 
Daubree. 
On Origin of granite: ref... II m 205 
Walchner and Daubree's 
analysis of mineral waters I I 152 
Daucus, Toum, Canadian 
localities of 
D. carota L II xv 555 
Davies. 
Ossian poems belong to Irish 
Gaels IV m 214 
Davis. 
Report on Nautical Al- 
manac (American) I i 129 
Davis, Dr. J. B. 
Brain weights of different 
races: ref II xv 199 
Correspondence with 
Daniel Wilson on 
"Artificial occipital 
FLATTENING OF ANCIENT 
Crania": reprint II vm 76 
Crania of Ancient Britons: 
reviewed II I 484 
II vn 437 II vm 132 
Cranial capacity and civili- 
zation: ref II xv 180 
Extracts from his book 
Crania Britannica I in 345 
Peruvian skulls: ref II xv 222 
Weight of brain in different 
races: ref II xv 181 
Davis, Jos. Barnard, and 
John Thurnam 
Crania Britannica; delinea- 
tions and descriptions of 
skulls of early inhabitants 
of British Isles: reviewed II u 443 
II iv 142 
Davidoff. 
Origin of hacmatoblasts in 
amphibian embryo: ref.. IV n 249 
Davenport. 
Notes on Davenport 
Gravel Drift. By Sand- 
ford Fleming II vi 247 
Origin of gravel drift II vi 250 
Ridge, evidences of Iro- 
quois beach at IV vi 34 
Davaugour, M. 
Quebec to Hudson's Bay 
overland (1663) II vm 411 
Davalliinse II xn 365 
Davy. 
Protaster daoulasensis: ref. IV vm 365 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Davy, Sir Humphrey. 
Character sketch II u 377 
Safety lamp, invention of. . II u 379 
Dawkins, Prof. Boyd. 
Basque migrations Ill v 69 
Canadian apatite"deposits in 
true veins: ref IV vin 499 
Origin of apatites: ref IV vni 496 
Origin of Eskimo: ref Ill vi 284 
Dawson, G. M., Dr. 
Difficulties in collecting 
Canadian mineral statis- 
tics Ill v 188 
Language of Nah'ane tribe: 
ref IV vii 526 
Nahanie or Nahaunie same 
as Nah'ane IV vii 517 
Notes on Nah'ane tribe: ref. IV vn 518 
Dawson, Miss, M.B.Sc. 
On Anatomical charac- 
ters OF SUBSTANCE "IN- 
DIAN Soap " IV vn 1 
Dawson, Sir Wm. 
New Fossils from coal 
MEASURES OF NOVA ScO- 
tia: abstract II v 205 
Newer Pliocene Fossils 
of St. Lawrence Val- 
ley: reprint II ill 86 
On some Additional Re- 
mains of Land Animals 
in Coal Measures of 
Nova Scotia: reprint. .. II vn 144 
POST-TERTIARIES, ETC., OF 
Montreal: reprint II in 157 
Remarks on Principles of 
Classification in Ani- 
mal Kingdom, in immedi- 
ate Reference to a re- 
cent paper by. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II x 19 
Species of Meriones and 
found in Nova 
Scotia: reprint I m 388 
Varieties and mode of 
preservation of fossils 
KNOWN AS sternbergiae : 
reprint II n 476 
Aboriginal Antiquities dis- 
covered at Montreal: ref. II vi 415 
Acadian Geology: review of II i 39 
Animal life in waters of 
Lower Palaeozoic times in 
Canada: ref IV vn 160 
Archaia or Studies of the 
Cosmogony and Natural 
History of the Hebrew 
Scriptures: reviewed. ... II v 59 
Exploration in northwest 
territory of Canada (1858) II v 548 
Glacial beds in Eastern 
Canada: ref II xv 412 
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Geology of Gaspe: reviewed II in 515 
On course of Collegiate Edu- 
cation, adapted to circum- 
stances of Canada: 
reviewed II I 168 
On Pre-carboniferous Flora 
of New Brunswick, Maine 
and Eastern Canada: 
reviewed II vi 486 
On vegetable structures in 
coal: reviewed II V 305 
Origin of apatites: ref IV vm 496 
Supplementary Chapter to 
Acadian Geology: re- 
viewed II vi 191 
Views on species II x 20 
Dawson (Yukon), climate.. IV vm 291 
Dead Sea, relative amounts of 
salts in water IV vu 559 
Deadman's Island, geology. Ill iv 196 
Deaf. 
Mary Bradley, and Blind 
Mute II xi 184 
Dean of Lismore's Ossianic 
MSS IV i 217 
Dearness, John, J. B. Ellis 
and 
New Species Canadian 
Fungi IV vi 637 
Dease, Capt. 
Capt. Dease and warring 
Indians, 1787 IV v 82 
De Blaquiere, Toronto II xiii 357 
Decapods II i 280 
Deciduata II xv 246 
Dechenes (Can.) 
Eylais desecta (Koen) from 
pond near IV ix 285 
Eylais triangulifera Koen, 
from pond near IV ix 286 
Declination, magnetic, Tor- 
onto (1856-64) II x 114 
Decrock. 
Striations in leaves of Pri- 
mulaceae: ref IV vu 316 
Deecke. 
Etruscan letters: ref Ill v 85 
Deer, Canadian species and 
habitats Ill vi 68 
Deer-grass, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 552 
Deer, Great Irish. 
Ancient haunt of Cervus 
Megaceros or. By Dan- 
iel Wilson Ill I 207 
Deforestation 
Effect on soil and rainfall... IV vu 6 
De Freudenreich. 
Anaerobic bacilli in cheese: 
ref IV vu 109 
Ripening of cheese: ref IV vu 106 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Deinega. 
Chromatophore and nucleus 
in Oscillaria: ref IV VI 446 
Deiopeia, Curt, generic char- 
acters II viii 373 
D. bella Linn, characters, 
Canadian habitats II vm 373 
Dekanawidah 
Formation of Six Nation 
confederacy by II xv 2 
Founder of Iroquois league: 
origin IV VI 249 
In Iroquois Book of Rites: 
origin of IV VI 264 
De la Barre. 
Episodes in his administra- 
tion in Canada II xiii 306 
Delafield. 
Mound-Builders and Mexi- 
cans connected: ref I I 107 
Delandre, M. 
Prevention of Incrusta- 
tion IN STEAM BOILERS: 
reprint I i 24 
Delaware, Ont., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 215 
Delaware Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 377 
Delaware, U.S., remains of 
palaeolithic man in II xv 562 
Delawares (Indians) 
Belief as to origin of man... IV Vi 208 
Crania II II 423 
Divinities IV VI 275 
Month names IV vi 332 
Population in 1838, '44 and 
'46 I i 196 
Delegenne, M. 
Diameters of corona? around 
sun as natural numbers: 
ref I i 7 
De Legibus. 
Critical notes; chiefly 
on, of Cicero. By W. D. 
Pearman II xiv 503 
Critical notes on: 
Bk. I-II,7;XI,31;XIV,40; 
XVI, 44; XIX, 50; XXII, 
59; XXIII, 60 II xiv 503 
Bk. II-IV,9; VIII, 19; VIII, 
20; IX, 21; X, 26; XIII, 
33; XVII, 44 II xiv 503 
II-XXV, 62,63 Ill i 90 
Delesse, M. 
Antiquity of Man : reprint II vi 376 
Delisle. 
Crania development in 
Orang: ref IV vi 509 
Delphinium, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
D. consolida, L II xv 57 
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Delta rays. 
Alpha rays falling on polish- 
ed copper emit 3 rays... . IV ix 153 
Delthyridae, genera of II vi 139 
Delthyris duodenaria. 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 256 
D. duodenaria (Hall), syn. 
Spirifera duodenaria (Hall) II vi 256 
D. finibriata (Conrad) syn. 
Spirifera finibriata, (Con- 
rad) II vi 256 
D. mucronatus, Hamilton 
group, Ont. (pl.) II vi 254 
D. raricosta, syn. Spirifera 
raricosta II vi 258 
D. undulatus, syn. Spirifera 
raricosta II vi 258 
Deltoid, Orang IV vi 533 
Deluge. 
Algonquin myth IV v 20 
Carrier Indians myth con- 
cerning IV v 11 17 
Deluge and Pleiades Year.. IV in 191 
Deluge Myths of Cana- 
dian Indians. By A. F. 
Chamberlain: abstract... Ill vn 11 
Myth among Hare Indians. IV v 19 
Dementia Paralytica Ill v 49 
Demodex Ill i 276 
D. phylloides (Csokor). 
D. PHYLLOIDES IN SKIN OF 
Canadian Swine. By R. 
Ramsay Wright Ill i 275 
Described with plates Hl I 277 
De Morny. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Demosthenes. 
First and second speeches 
against Aphobus, 815, 
836-38, explained Ill iv 17 
Notes on De Corona, sec. 
292 II xiv 54 
Notes on Phil. I, § 15 Il xm 427 
Denaut, M., Bishop of Que- 
bec. 
Autograph letter to Ensign 
Cheniquy (1803) II xiv 89 
Dendragaptis canadensis, 
observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 182, 197 
IV in 98 
Dendrerpeton, coal measures 
of Nova Scotia II vm 267 
D. acadianum, Nova Scotia. II vn 145 
II xv 114 
Dendrodoa (Styelopsis) 
carnea (Agassiz)?, Can- 
adian Atlantic coast IV ix 146 
Dendrceca of Ontario, Hab- 
its of 
D. aestiva Ill in 96 
D. blackburnia Ill in 96 
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Dendrceca of Ontario, Hab- 
its of-Con. 
D. coronata Ill hi 96 
D. virens Ill in 96 
Dendrograptus, primordial 
zone, Quebec II vi 43 
Dendroica, observations on 
Ont. species. .. Ill vn 191 192 193 195 
IV I 56 
IV hi 71 80 83 103 106 
107,108, 109 
Dendroides canadensis, 
Late II in 326 
Dene or Western Dene. 
Adjectives IV i 185 
Adjectives, comparative 
forms similar to Hebrew. IV i 185 
Amputation practices IV vn 22 
Animals hunted by, large 
ones never killed for one- 
self IV iv 93,95 
Armour, skin IV iv 149 
Armour, wooden IV iv 117 
Arrow-heads IV iv 53 
Arrow-heads, bone IV iv 55 
Arrow-heads, how connect- 
ed with shaft IV iv 55 
Arrow shafts IV iv 55 
Arrows (pl.) Ill vn 139 
Arrows IV iv 56 
Arrows, how released IV iv 57 
Arrows, their varieties IV iv 56 
Article in, language; affinity 
with Hebrew IV I 183 
Arts (peculiar) of Tungus 
and IV v 195 
Aspen, its roots used against 
bleeding IV iv 130 
Astringents, native IV iv 213 
Atrium of winter lodges.... IV iv 190 
Awls, bone IV iv 69 
Axes of unpolished stone.. . IV iv 43 
Axes partially polished IV iv 44 
Axes polished IV iv 46 
Axes, how used IV iv 47 
Axes of iron IV iv 140 
Babies, how carried IV iv 134 
Bag-net fishing IV iv 91 
Bags, their varieties IV iv 146 
Bait of bone IV iv 72 
Bark bottles IV iv 135 
Bark-peelers IV iv 76 
Bark vessels IV iv 120 
Bear as totem IV iv 205 
Bear, how skull treated.... IV iv 108 
Bear, parts not eaten IV iv 107 
Bear snares IV iv 99 
Beartraps IV iv 95 
Beaver, part not eaten IV iv 108 
Beaver hunting Ill vn 131 
Beaver nets IV iv 67 
Beaver snaring IV iv 66 
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Beaver trapping IV iv 87 
Belts, weaving of IV iv 157 
Berries, how treated IV iv 127 
Berrybasket IV iv 122 
Berry boilers IV iv 126 
Berry picking and preserv- 
ing Ill vn 134 
Bibliography of IV iv 219 
Births and deaths statistics III vn 128 
Bleeding, how practised.... IV iv 82 
Bleeding implements IV vn 19 
Bleeding practices IV vn 16 
Blistering as means of cure. IV vn 21 
Blue berries, how prepared. IV iv 127 
Blunt arrows IV iv 57 
Boilers IV iv 125 
Bone baits IV iv 72 
Bones of animals, how eaten IV iv 49 
Bones of dead, how treated 
after cremation IV iv 146 
Bow-points IV iv 60 
Bows, how held while shoot- 
ing IV iv 60 
Bowstrings, how made IV iv 58 
Bracelets. IV iv 139 172 
Brave against wild animals. IV iv 94 
Breast-blankets IV iv 164 
Breast plates, ceremonial.. . IV iv 167 
Breech-cloth, ceremonial. . . IV iv 180 
Brinton on distribution of.. IV iv 14 
Brinton on, technology of. . IV iv 35 
Bulbous root diggers IV iv 115 
Burning as cure for sickness IV vn 20 
Cambium scrapers IV iv 76 
Campbell's (Prof.) compara- 
tive list of, words criticized IV vi 94 
Campbell's (Prof.) remarks 
on, criticized IV VI 75 
Canoes IV iv 114 
Cap-holders IV iv 83 
Cariboo-skins, how treated. IV iv 68 
Cariboo snares IV iv 100 
Carvings IV iv 199 
Castoreum bottles IV iv 66 135 
Cataract operations IV vn 26 
Categories of Dene nouns. . IV iv 32 
Ceremonial fire-bags IV iv 180 
Ceremonial rites Ill vn 162 
Chants Ill vn 155 
Charcoal as a means of orna- 
mentation IV iv 170 
Children Ill vn 126 
Chipping, how done IV IV 65 
Classification of. By 
Rev. Father Morice IV vn 28 
Classification of, tribes. 
By Rev. Father A. G. 
Morice IV iv 75 
Classification of the IV IV 30 
Classification and popula- 
tion of all tribes IV iv 16 
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Cloaks IV iv 164 
Clothing Ill vii 116, 137 
Clubs, war IV iv 64 
Columns, mortuary IV iv 199 
Combs IV iv 117 
Confession to Shaman IV iv 107 
Continence, regard for IV iv 107 
Copper tower IV iv 137 
Cow parsnip, how eaten.... IV iv 129 
Cradles IV iv 133 
Cranberry, swamp and high- 
bush eaten by IV iv 127 
Crescents in septum IV iv 167 
Crossbows IV iv 59 
Cuirass of skin IV iv 149 
Cuirass of wood IV iv 117 
Cut arrows IV iv 56 
Cuticle (inner) of skins, how 
removed IV iv 70 
Daggers of stone IV iv 63 
Dances Ill vn 153 
IV v 202 
Darding knife IV iv 206 
Dead, disposal of Ill vn 145 
Death customs Ill vn 144 
Deformities, treatment of. . IV vn 23 
Denes of America identi- 
fied with Tungus of 
Asia. By Rev. John 
Campbell IV v 167 
Dene Languages. By Rev. 
Father Morice IV I 170 
Dene roots. By Rev. 
Father A. G. Morice IV m 145 
(abstract) IV m 7 
Dene Surgery. By Rev. 
Father A. G. Morice IV vn 15 
Devils brush, its medical 
properties IV iv 132 
Dip-nets IV iv 159 
Dishes IV iv 119 
Distribution of IV iv 13 
Diuretics, native IV iv 131 
Divided long ago into two 
camps IV iv 12 
Divorce customs Ill vn 121 
Dog collars IV iv 139 
Dress IV iv 162 
Dress and ornaments of 
Tungus and IV v 186 
Dress of pubescent girls.... IV iv 165 
Drills IV iv 143 
Drinking tubes IV iv 82 
Drums IV iv 150 
Dug-outs, formerly un- 
known IV iv 115 
Dyes IV iv 173 
Ear pendants IV iv 166 
Eclipses of sun and moon 
ceremonies HI Vii 154 
Emmenagogue, native IV iv 131 
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3stas and swans IV iv 104 
gsronh how cooked IV iv 116 
as a fish-trap IV iv 89 
Ezih IV iv 53 
Ethnographical status, mis- 
conception as to IV iv 14 
Eye troubles and remedies. IV vn 27 
Fat scrapers IV iv 68 
Favourite dish IV v 181 
Feathering of arrows, how 
made IV iv 56 
Febrifuge, native IV iv 130 
Fern root diggers IV iv 115 
Fern root, how cooked IV iv 116 
Finger rings IV iv 140 
Fire, primitive mode of 
starting IV iv 114 
Fire-bags, common IV iv 148 
Fire-place, where situated.. IV iv 187 
Fire-wood, how procured by 
poorer classes IV iv 47 
Fish-hooks IV iv 72 
Fish traps IV iv 84 
Fish trays IV iv 123 
Fishes, species procured by. IV iv 73 
Fishing IV iv 71 
Fishing with bag nets IV iv 91 
Fishing with bait IV iv 72 
Fishing with traps IV iv 84 
Flaking, how done IV iv 65 
Floats IV iv 111 
Food Hl vn 128 
Forts IV iv 195 
Fox snares IV iv 102 
Funeral ceremonies HI vn 145 
Funeral customs of Tungus 
and IV v 193 
Fur hunting HI vn 130 
Gambling HI vn 154 
IV v 200 
Gambling sticks IV iv 77 
Game sought after by IV iv 93 
Games IV iv 78, 111 
General characteristics of, 
languages IV i 176 
Gentes number IV iv 203 
Gorgets, unknown IV iv 35 
Gouges, unknown IV iv 35 
Government IV vi 81 
Graphic systems of IV iv 206 
Graves, monuments on... . IV iv 200 
Greek analogies to IV I 187 
Gunshot wounds, treatment IV vn 23 
Haemorrhage, how stopped. IV iv 131 
Hair, manner of wearing. . . HI vn 115 
Hair scrapers, bone IV iv 69 
Hair scrapers, steel IV iv 143 
Hair tweezers IV iv 138 
Hammers, stone IV iv 47 
Head-scratchers IV iv 82 
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Heart of animals, not eaten, 
and by whom IV iv 107 
Hernia treatment IV vn 22 
Hides, how dressed IV iv 49, 69,145 
History from earliest times. IV v 211 
Hole-borers IV iv 143 
Houses IV iv 185 
Hurdles, for salmon weirs. . IV iv 85 
Huts, subterranean IV iv 191 
Ice-breakers IV iv 75 
Ice-scoops IV iv 156 
Identity with Navajo In- 
dians IV vi 97 
Identity with Othomi criti- 
cized IV vi 97 
Identified with Tungus of 
Asia: criticism of IV vi 95 
Industries HI vn 136 
Industries, why and how 
treated IV iv 6 
Infanticide.; HI vn 126 
Infants and how carried.... Ill vn 127 
Inscriptions, Rock IV iv 206 
Iron axes when first intro- 
duced IV iv 140 
Juniper, its boughs used as 
febrifuge IV iv 130 
Juniper, its wood used to 
make bows with IV iv 59 
Kaennih or Cambium layer 
of scrub pine as food .... Ill vn 134 
Kekule houses IV iv 190 
'K6n IV iv 85, 186,196 
K3s, their use IV iv 8~ 
Kettles, prehistoric bark.... IV iv 
Knives Ill vn 138 
Knives, carving or working. IV iv 52 
Knives, salmon IV iv 51 
Knives, skinning IV iv 51 
Labrets IV iv 170 
Ladles IV iv 75 
Ladles, how made IV iv 76 
Land-locked salmon, how 
captured IV iv 74 
Language compared with 
other Indian IV I 208 
Language, expressiveness.. . IV vi 283 
Language of Tungus and... IV v 204 
Lhthiladinla Ill vn 139 
Lichen, how eaten IV iv 130 
Lily, its bulb eaten IV iv 129 
Lodges, ceremonial IV iv 185 
Lodges, common IV iv 188 
Lodges, fishing IV iv 189 
Lodges, winter IV iv 189 
Lynx snares IV iv 101 
Lynx traps IV iv 97 
Maize not grown by IV iv 36 
Marmot snares IV iv 103 
Marmot skins IV IV 68 
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Marmot traps IV iv 98 
Marriage Ill vn 121 
Marriage customs IV v 178 
HI vn 118 
Mas IV iv 67 
Masks IV iv 118 
Material of arrow and spear 
heads IV iv 53 
Material of arrow and spear 
heads zealously guarded. IV iv 65 
Maul, wooden IV iv 111 
Means of communication 
while travelling IV iv 210 
Measure of length IV iv 92 
Medicinal herbs IV iv 130 
Medicinemen Ill vn 157 
Menses, observances rela- 
tive to IV iv 107 
Mesh-sticks IV iv 158 
Midwifery .' IV vn 25 
Mittens IV iv 164 
Mocassins, their material 
and use IV iv 163 
Mode of reckoning relation- 
ship Ill vn 120 
Months, their native names IV iv 106 
Monuments rare IV iv 199 
Moose skin scrapers IV iv 143 
Morals Ill vn 117 
Mortars unknown IV iv 35 
Mortuary columns IV iv 199 
Mounds unknown among... IV iv 35 
Muskrat trapping IV iv 87 
Myths Ill vn 159 
Myth "Loon and Old Man" IV iv 171 
Myth "Lynx feared by 
women" IV iv 108 
Nah'ane branch of IV vn 518 
Nah'ane branch of, family. IV vn 523 
Name, origin IV iv 8 
Names (personal) absent... IV vi 79 
Nature of, territory IV iv 11 
NazrwSt, a fish trap IV iv 85 
Necklaces IV iv 170 
Needle pouches IV iv 149 
Netting IV iv 78 
N<5zaz a game IV iv 112 
Ni-ottsintani legend IV vi 95 
Nose-pendants -> IV iv 167 
Nose-rings IV iv 168 
Notes on Western Denes. 
By Rev. A. G. Morice. . . IV iv 1 
Nouns, four categories of... IV iv 32 
Nouns: varieties and inflec- 
tions IV I 181 
Nets, material IV iv 159 
Observances of hunters and 
women IV iv 106, 165 
Ochre (red) as means of 
ornamentation IV iv 170 
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Ornaments worn by Ill vn 115 
Orthography of Indian 
words IV iv 34 
Orthography of names of 
Indian tribes IV iv 30 
Packing, how done IV iv 118 
Packing bags of men IV iv 161 
Packing bags of women.... IV iv 147 
Packing chairs IV iv 118 
Paddles, how used IV iv 115 
Peaesta Ill vn 140 
Peelers IV iv 76 
Pendants IV iv 166 
Pestles, stone IV iv 48 
Petroglyphs IV iv 206 
Philological conclusions. ... IV I 211 
Philologically homogeneous. IV iv 21 
Phlebotomy, bleeding prac- 
tices IV vn 18 
Phonetics and graphic signs IV i 172 
Phonetics of, language IV Vi 98 
Phonetics, principles under- 
lying IV in 150 
Phraseology IV i 206 
Physical features Ill vn 114 
Physical features and habits IV v 178 
Physical features and habits 
of Tungus and IV v 175 
Pictographs IV iv 206 
Pipes stone IV iv 36 
Plants, economic value of 
which is not appreciated, 
unnamed IV iv 127 
Plants, which are eaten by. IV iv 128 
Points of physical similari- 
ties IV iv 18 
Polyandry Ill vn 123 
Polygamy Ill vn 123 
Pot-latches Ill vn 147 
Pot-latch of comparatively 
recent origin IV iv 125 
Pottery, unknown among. . IV iv 35 
Powder pouches IV iv 148 
Present condition Ill vn 165 
Progressive IV iv 5 
Pronouns IV I 185 
Property rights Ill vn 119 
Property rights of man and 
wife and law of inherit- 
ance Ill vn 126 
Pubescent girls, their dress. IV iv 165 
Pubescent girls, their drink- 
ing tribes IV iv 81 
Pubescent girls, their head 
scratchers IV iv 82 
Pubescent girls, their pecu- 
liar observances IV iv 107 
Purgatives, native IV iv 130 
Psychologically differing 
themselves IV iv 18 
Rabbit skins, how utilized IV iv 156, 164 
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Rabbit snares IV IV 103 
Rattles IV iv 118 
Rings IV iv 140, 166 
Rites and ceremonies of 
Tungus and IV v 197 
Robe, ceremonial IV iv 179 
Red willow, medical proper- 
ties IV iv 131 
Red willow used as wattle.. IV iv 84 
Reglion Ill vn 157 
Rock inscriptions IV iv 206 
Salmon, fishing Ill vn 129 
IV iv 84 
Salmon, how cured IV iv 92 
Salmon, how kept IV iv 49, 196 
Salmon oil, how obtained... IV iv 92 
Salmon pits, or cellars IV iv 197 
Salmon roe, how prepared.. IV iv 197 
Salmon, species caught.... IV iv 73 
Salmon weirs IV iv 85 
Satchets IV iv 146 
Scaffoldings on banks of 
rivers IV iv 91 
Scoops IV iv 156 
Scrapers, bone for fat IV iv 68 
cambium IV iv 76 
hair IV iv 69 
horn for fat IV iv 70 
how made IV iv 50 
stone IV iv 49 
Sedatives, native IV iv 131 
Service berry, how preserved IV iv 125 
Setting of broken limbs.... IV vn 21 
Shamans, head gear IV iv 181 
Shields IV iv 117 
Signalling in woods IV iv 210 
Sinkers, rude and uncarved. IV iv 36 
Skin tanning IV iv 49, 69,145 
Skull crackers, stone IV iv 64 
Sleeping place in Lodge.... IV iv 187 
Slickstones IV iv 49 
Smoking originally un- 
known IV iv 36 
Snaring devices, details use- 
ful IV iv 99 
Snares, bear IV iv 99 
cariboo IV iv 100 
fox IV iv 102 
how prepared IV iv 107 
marmot IV iv 103 
rabbit IV iv 103 
various IV iv 99 
waterfowl IV iv 104 
Snow-shoes, earliest model. IV iv 152 
Snow shoes, how made IV iv 153 
Snow-shoes, children IV iv 154 
Snow-shoes, modern types. IV iv 152 
Snow shovels IV iv 116 
Snow walking sticks IV iv 155 
Soap-berry, how prepared 
for eating IV iv 128 
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Dene or Western Dene- Con. 
Social conditions Ill vn 116 
Social institutions Ill vn 142 
Sore eyes, native remedy 
against IV iv 132 
Sounds IV vi 89 
Spear (pl.) Ill vn 139 
Spear-heads IV iv 62 
Spindles....- IV iv 114 
Spokeshaves IV iv 144 
Spoons IV iv 76 
Sports... Ill vn 154 
Spruce, its shoots used as 
febrifuge IV iv 130 
Spruce root-weaving IV iv 134 
Statistics of IV v 171 
Stockings, native counter- 
part of IV iv 165 
Story of creation IV v 201 
Strings of bows, how made. IV iv 58 
Strings of snares IV iv 104 
Store-houses IV iv 196 
Sturgeon, how caught IV iv 75 
Sfinti, how cooked IV iv 116 
Superstitious observances of 
"the hunters and the 
women" IV iv 106, 165 
Sweat-bath in confinement 
cases IV vn 25 
Sweat-houses IV iv 197 
Sweet-flag, how eaten IV iv 129 
Syllabary, complete with 
notes IV i 175 
Syntax IV I 206 
Tanning, how done. ... IV iv 49, 69,145 
Target disc or wheel IV iv 112 
Target shooting IV iv 113 
Tattoo marks IV iv 208 
Tattooing IV iv 182 
Tattooing customs Ill vn 114 
Tca/yaf, a bark vessel IV iv 122 
Tdskai, a fishing devise.... IV iv 90 
Th/mSk, how caught IV iv 159 
Theskai, a fishing devise... IV iv 90 
Thessaten, a fishing imple- 
ment IV iv 72 
Throwing rods or tStquh ... IV iv 111 
Time, means of reckoning... IV iv 106 
Toeneza pot latches Ill vn 147 
Tommy-sticks IV iv 64 
Totems IV iv 186, 199 
Tradition IV v 168 
Trapping devises IV iv 98 
Traps (pl.) IV iv 84 
bear IV iv 94 
lynx IV iv 97 
marmot IV iv 98 
small animals IV iv 96 
how prepared IV iv 108 
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Dene or Western Dene-Con. 
Travelling formerly difficult 
in winter IV iv 151 
Travelling, marks or signals IV iv 210 
Travelling methods Ill vu 131 
Trays, bark IV iv 123 
Tribal names belonging to. . IV v 173 
Tribal organization Ill vu 118 
Tribes Ill vu 111 
Tribes in 1888. IV v 172 
Tribes and territory IV I 171 
Tribes, classification Ill vu 113 
IV vi 82 
Trough-like vessels IV iv 119 
Tungus and, tribes IV v 170 
Tungus dialectic differences IV v 205 
Tungus tribal names com- 
pared with those of Dene, 
list ..... IV v 174 
Turanian shows affinity 
with IV I 183 
Tweezers IV iv 138 
Unaesthetic IV iv 36 
Unknown technological ob- 
jects IV iv 35 
Utensils, description and 
mode of fabrication IV iv 121 
Utensils of primitive mater- 
ial IV iv 120 
Verbs IV I 189, 195,200 
Villages IV iv 184 
Vocabulary common to diff- 
erent tribes IV in 153 
Vocabulary, comparative of, 
Tungus and Othomi IV v 206 
Vocabulary of Tungus and, 
words comparative IV v 205 
Vowels unimportant in Dene IV iv 10 
Walking sticks for winter. . IV iv 155 
War and hunting imple- 
ments (illustrated) Ill vu 139 
War and warlike implements 
of Tungus and IV V 190 
War expedition, methods of 
attack IV v 191 
War, how started IV iv 195 
War practices Ill vu 141 
Wash-tubs, bark IV iv 132 
Waterfowl, how caught.... IV iv 104 
Water vessels IV iv 124 
Wattle IV iv 84, 186,196 
We, a fish trap IV iv 89 
Weasel what use made of, 
skin IV iv 177 
Weaving IV iv 156 
Weaving of spruce roots. . . IV iv 134 
Wedges, bone. IV iv 75 
Wedges, stone IV iv 47 
Weirs, how constructed.... IV iv 84 
Western Denes, their 
Manners and Customs. 
Rev. Father A. G. Morice III vu 109 
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Whistles, ceremonial IV iv 81 
Widows positions Ill vn 145 
Widow satchels IV iv 146 
Wigs, ceremonial IV iv 173 
Wild goat skins, how treated IV iv 68 
Willow-herb, how eaten.... IV iv 129 
Windows, none in ancient 
lodges IV iv 187 
Winter dress IV iv 164 
Winter travelling difficult. . IV xv 151 
Woman and the Lynx myth IV iv 108 
Woman's position Ill vn 123 
Womb displacements, treat- 
ment of IV vn 24 
Women's dress not much 
different from that of men IV iv 164 
Wood-peckers, what use 
made of their feathers.. . IV iv 177 
Wound treatments IV vn 22 
Dene, northern. 
Assimilative dispositions... IV iv 19 
Separated from Southern.. . IV iv 12 
Timid and not industrious. . IV iv 18 
Denes Southern. 
Confused ideas as to ethno- 
graphical divisions IV iv 13 
Long seperated from North- 
ern Denes IV iv 12 
Denedindjie. 
Dene or IV vi 77 
Improper as collective name IV iv 9 
Myth of Deluge Ill vu 11 
Petitot on name IV iv 9 
Deniker, J. 
Omo-cervicalis in foetal 
apes: ref IV vi 528 
Scansorius separate muscle 
in foetal gibbon: ref..... IV vi 557 
Deniker and Boulart. 
Laryngeal pouches of Orang: 
ref IV vi 514 
Denison, Col. John, Toronto II xm 108, 
180 
Denmark. 
Educational expenditure... IV ix 231 
Mollusca shells used by 
aborigines of II ill 386 
Density. 
Mean, of earth, by pendu- 
lum experiments II i 552 
Molten substances heavier 
than that of solid at same 
temperature II ill 54 
Dental formulae, Orang.... IV vi 509 
Dentalium 
Fitness as article of orna- 
mentation IV iv 178 
Nose-ornaments IV iv 168 
Dentaria, L., Canadian 
localities of. 
D. diphylla, L II xv 62 
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Dentaria, L., Canadian 
localities of-Con. 
D. laciniata, Muhl II xv 63 
D. maxima, Nutt 11 xv 63 
Denudation. 
Agency in forming Central 
Basin of Tennessee Ill vn 87 
Jamaica's three base planes 
of ..... IV v 326 
Miocene strato in Jamaica. . IV v 334 
Period in West Indies IV v 333 
Valleys of Ill vn 67 
Departure Bay, B.C. 
Ascidians IV ix 117 
Ascidiopsis Columbiana sp.n. IV ix 120 
A. nanaimoensis sp. n IV ix 119 
A. paratropa sp. n IV ix 120 
Caesira apoploa sp. n IV ix 124 
C. cooperi sp. n IV ix 127 
Chelysoma columbianum, 
sp. n IV ix 124 
Corella inflata, sp. n IV ix 123 
C. rugosa sp. n. from IV ix 122 
Goniocarpa coccocles sp. n . IV ix 132 
Katatropa vancouverensis 
sp. n IV ix 130 
Phallusiaceratodes sp.n. from IV ix 121 
Depopulation. 
Rural, in Southern On- 
tario. By S. A. Cudmore IV ix 261 
Deposits, stratified 
Between Newcastle and Port 
Granby, L. Ont IV vni 18 
De Quervain, Fritz. 
Substance in Nissl granules: 
ref IV vi 431 
Dereham Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 377 
Dereskie, battle of, 1855. ... II x 65 
Dermestes lardarius, Linn 
Canadian I ni 325 
II i 35 
Dermestidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
De Saussure. 
Constituents of gluten: ref. IV vn 497 
Leaves immeresd in distilled 
water lose weight: ref... IV vn 259 
Descartes. 
Theory of rainbow I I 8 
Desmidiaceae. 
History of Infusoria includ- 
ing, and Diatomaceae, Bri- 
tish and Foreign. By An- 
drew Prichard: reviewed. II vn 368 
Species in Toronto tap water III i 416 
Desmidieae, Toronto species. Ill vn 272 
Desmocerus, Ontario species I ill 212, 326 
Desmodium, D. C., Cana- 
dian localities of. 
D. acuminatum, D.C II xv 357 
D. canadense, D.C II xv 358 
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Desmodium, D. C., Cana- 
dian localities of.-Con. 
D. canescens, D.C II xv 358 
D. cuspidatum, Tor. and 
Gray II xv 358 
D. dillenii, Darlingl.». II xv 358 
D. nudiflorum, D.C II xv 357 
D. paniculatum, D.C II xv 358 
D. pauciflorum, D.C Il xv 357 
Desmognathus. 
Adaptation to terrestrial life IV vm 485 
Circulatory system IV vm 488 
Incubation of eggs IV vm 474 
Method of attaching their 
eggs to stalk IV vin 475 
Position of egg in cluster... IV vm 475 
Desticius Juba. 
Legate of Gallicnus in Bri- 
tain, given by Latin in- 
scriptions II x 321 
Detmer. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 244 
Detmer and Moor. 
Lithium ascends in leaves as 
high as water: ref IV vn 304 
Detour, gazetteer notice 
(1813) Il xiv 377 
Detour Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 377 
Detroit 
Fur trade 1765 IV in 266 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 377 
Trade conditions during re- 
volutionary war IV iv 302 
Trade routes from, at con- 
quest IV in 259 
Detroit le Petit, gazetteer 
notice (1813) 11 xiv 377 
Detroit, Little, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 377 
Detroit, Petit, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 377 
Detroit, Turn of Little, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 377 
Devanagari, Buddhist in- 
scriptions interpreted by, 
characters IV iv 262 
Deville, M. H. St. Claire. 
Preparation of Alumin- 
ium: reprint 1 Hi 361 
Remarks on permeability 
OF HIGHLY HEATED IRON 
AND PLATINUM BY GASES: 
reprint II ix 279 
Devil's Apple, Toronto I i 205 
Devil's brush, medicinal pro- 
perties IV iv 132 
Devon, North, reasons 
against gold deposits there 
being valuable I I 17 
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Devonian. 
Brachiopoda of Ontario; list II xiv 130 
Corals of Ontario; list II xiv 128 
Erie Group of, series II vm 452 
Favosites of the, of 
Western Ontario. By 
H. Alleyne Nicholson.. . . II xiv 38 
Formation, central basin, 
Tennessee Ill vn 77 
Formation, New Brunswick II xv 106 
Formation, Nova Scotia. . . II xv 111 
Fossils of Canada West. ... II xiv 125 
Fossil sharks of. By Mr. 
Lennox: abstract Ill in 120 
Gasteropoda of Ontario list. II xiv 135 
Number of species found in 
Ontario II vi 363 
On Fossil Corals of, 
Rock of Canada West. 
By E. Billings II iv 97 
On, fossils of Canada 
West. By E. Billings.... II v 249 
II vi 138, 253, 329 
Phosphoric acid not in rock 
above, and below Cre- 
taceous IV vm 498 
Plants from Gaspe II iv 316 
Polyzoa of Ontario; list. ... II xiv 234 
Sandstone, eastern Quebec.. I i 125 
Strata in Canada II vm 440 
Subdivisions of Lower II v 252 
Subdivisions of Middle II v 252 
Subdivisions of, strata in 
Canada II vm 440 
Subdivisions of upper II v 252 
Devonshire, Gaelic names of 
rivers, etc., in Ill in 44 
De Vries. 
Red colour in plants dor- 
mant characteristic in 
protoplasm: reinstated 
by stimulation: ref IV ix 372 
Dew. 
At St. Martin Isle Jesus, 
Que., for 1858 II iv 265 
Drops on leaves late in 
morning are acid IV vn 260 
Dew God, among primitive 
people IV vi 336 
De Wai. 
Notes on Latin inscription 
found at Chester: ref.... II v 285 
Notes on Latin inscription 
on altar at Corbridge 
(Northumberland): ref... it iv 177 
Dewar, Rev. E. H., Thornhill II xm 444 
Dewar, R. 
Arsenic and Sulphur as 
Metallurgical Agents 
IN TREATMENT OF CANA- 
DIAN Auriferous and 
Argentiferous ores ... IV i 141 
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Dewar R.-Con. 
Notes on history of 
Amalgamation Process. IV iv 357 
Occurrence of gold and 
SILVER IN GALENA AND 
IRON PYRITES IV II 121 
(abstract) IV 11 12 
Dewsbury, Eng., sewage dis- 
posal IV n 146 
Dextrine. 
Dextrine Maltose in 
Beer-Worts. By C. Gor- 
don Richardson: abstract III V 133 
Dexterity. 
Primaeval Dexterity. By 
Daniel Wilson Ill in 125 
Dhurmsalla, India, meteor- 
ite that fell there fully 
described II vn 194 
Diabase. 
Diabase Dykes of Rainy 
Lake. By A. C. Lawson. Ill v 173 
Dyke, Pipestone Lake (pl.). Ill v 180 
Dyke, Rainy River; struc- 
ture and composition.... Ill v 179 
Uralitic quartz, Rainy Lake III v 181 
Diabetes, cause IV ix 278 
Diable, Isle au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 378 
Dialects 
Influencing Nah'ane IV vn 529 
Nah'ane IV vn 527 
On Amoy Colloquial. By 
W. H. Cumming II xi 81 
Dialysis. 
Dialysis of C olloidal 
Ferric Hydroxide. By 
E. F. Burton IV ix 53 
Diamagnetic substances. 
Behaviour of I in 111 
Prof. Faraday's expts, on... I i 192 
Diamond. 
Artificial production of dia- 
mond powder I n 103 
Extraordinary I n 233 
Koh-i-noor. By Prof. Ten- 
nant: reprint I I 95 
Re-cutting of Koh-i- 
noor. By Prof. J. Ten- 
nant: reprint I in 167 
Diaphysis II x 201 
Diarchous root, Botrychium 
virginianum IV v 283 
Diallage. 
Canadian localities II vi 159 
Characteristics II v 527 
Rock II vi 436 
Rock, Canadian II vi 436 
Tests II vi 159 
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Dialysed Iron IV ix 54 
Diastases, Tyrothrixtenuis 
produces IV vn 115 
Diatomaceae. 
History of Infusoria, in- 
cluding Desmidiaceae and, 
British and Foreign. By 
Andrew Pritchard: re- 
viewed II vn 368 
On Movements of. By 
Patrick Freeland II vi 324 
Scarboro Hts II xv 399 
Species in Toronto tap 
water Ill I 415 
Various theories to account 
for movement of II vi 326 
Diatoms. 
Cleaning and preparing, etc., 
obtained from soundings. II VI 530 
Nuclei of IV vi 450 
Dibdin, Thos. Frognall. 
Holbein's Bible' Cuts: re- 
viewed II iv 211 
Dibranchiata. 
Acetabulifera or II vni 17 
On Existence of, Cephalo- 
pods of great bulk: re- 
viewed II vn 122 
Dicentra. 
Effects of strong solutions 
on leaves of, applied to 
cut end of petioles: expts. IV vn 292 
Suitable for flower gardens. IV in 129 
Dicentra, Berkhausen, Ca- 
nadian localities of. 
D. canadensis, DC II xv 61 
D. cucullaria, DC II xv 61 
D. eximia, DC II xv 61 
Dichotomy. 
Filicineae IV vm 521 
Osmunda cinnamomea IV vm 521 
Dichromatic. 
Dichromatic phenomena 
Among solutions, and 
MEANS OF PRESERVING 
them. By Dr. Gladstone: 
reprint II n 62 
Dickens, Chas. 
Autograph II xiv 486 
Dickie, Dr. G. 
On Association of colour 
AND RELATIONS OF COLOUR 
AND FORM IN PLANTS: 
reprint I III 144 
Dickie, Dr. G., Rev. Jas. 
McCosh and 
Typical Forms and special 
Ends in Creation: re- 
viewed II I 528 
Dickson, Chas. R. 
Niels R. Finsen-His Life 
and Work IV vm 99 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Dicksoniinse II xn 365 
Dicotyledons, five, prevail- 
ing number in II in 411 
Dicquemare. 
Observation on Acontia of 
Sagartiadae: ref IV vi 387 
Dictyochidse, intermediate 
to Thalassicolla and 
Sponges II xv 418 
Dictyonema, primordial 
zone, Quebec II VI 43 
D. gracile, Hall, Niagara 
limestone, Hamilton II xiv 139 
Dictyospiris Ehrenberg, 
Jamaica IV vm 386 
Dictyostele, Osmundites 
skidegatensis derivation ... IV vni 526 
Dicynodon tigriceps. 
Dicynodon Tigriceps. By 
Prof. Owen: reprint I in 317 
Didelphia II xv 245 
Didemnopsis tenerum, 
Verrill. 
Grand Manan IV ix 112 
Canadian Atlantic coast.. . IV ix 138 
Diegomartin Valley IV vm 142 
Diemerbroeck, Isbrandus. 
" Resurrection Bone ref. . IV ix 45 
Diemyctylus. 
Cytolytic products in (pl.) .IV I 265 
Karyolytic products in IV I 265 
Nerve cells in IV vi 426 
Observations of sections of 
pancreas of (pl.) IV I 260 
Plasmosomata migrated or 
extruded, in IV I 267 
Parasites in pancreas of (pl.) IV I 261 
Respiration IV vm 489 
Thickness of epidermis IV vm 489 
Zymogenesis IV I 269 
D. viridescens. 
Cellular parasite from in- 
testinal epithelium IV i 248 
Methods of studying struc- 
tures in pancreas of IV I 257 
Dietary tables I n 162 
Dieulafait. 
Origin of phosphorite: ref.. IV vm 502 
Digenea, Van Ben., American HI i 54 
Dighton Rock, runic epi- 
graphy on II ix 295 
Dikelocephalus, Quebec 
group II vi 288 
Dilatator operculi, amiurus 
catus HI n 318 
Dilke. 
Account of Smithsonian 
Institute: reprint I m 62 
Report of New York In- 
dustrial exhibition: 
reprint..... I hi 59 
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Dimetric 
System in minerals II v 7 
System of crystals II vi 3 
Dimorphism, of Arsenic, 
Antimony and Zinc II vi 530 
Dimyaria, order, character- 
istics of, and criticism of. II xi 394 
Dineutes (Cyclinus) ameri- 
canus, Lin. Mels. Cat.. I in 257 
Dinje Indians, Canada Ill v 216 
Dinkas of Africa, story of 
creation IV vi 317 
Dinobolus, Hespeler and 
Elora II xiv 143 
D. galtensis, Billings, Hes- 
peler II xiv 143 
Dinobryon sertularia Ehr, 
Toronto tap water Ill I 421 
D. stipitatum, Stein, Tor- 
onto tap water HI I 423 
Dinosauria II v 83 
Diodotus IV iv 271 
Diopside, artificial production 
of II m 205 
Diorite. 
Dykes cutting mica schists 
in L. Superior district (pl.) Ill iv 121 
Garnets contained in, of L. 
Superior Ill v 177 
Grey, of Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Mottled, occurrence with 
apatite in Canada Ill m 297 
Dioscurian mongolidse II v 323 
Diorsoreaceae, Hamilton 
species HI n 153 
DiphyphyHum (Lonsdale), 
generic characters II iv 133 
D. archiaci (n. sp.), Hamil- 
ton shales, Bosanquet 
(pl.) II v 261 
D. arundinaceum (Bil- 
lings), Corniferous On- 
tario II iv 134 
D. caespitosum, Hall, Ni- 
agara Limestone, Thorold II xiv 139 
D. stramineum (Billings), 
Corniferous, Ontario II iv 135 
Diplax, Characters and N. 
American habitats of 
D. assimilata, Hagen II vii 454 
D. charpentier II vu 453 
D. intacta, Hagen II vu 453 
D. rubicundula, Hagen... . II vu 454 
Diplodina macrospora, E. 
and E IV vi 638 
Diplodus, Pleuracanthus and 
Xenacanthus, unity of.. . II hi 158 
Diplophyllum (Hall) II iv 133 
Diplostoma (bulbivorum) 
Rich, Canadian localities III vi 85 
Dipnoi II xv 244 
Dipsacese, Hamilton species. HI u 149 
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Diptera. 
Beginning of gall develop- 
ment in... IV ix 360 
Characteristics of galls.... IV ix 326 
Cytology of galls of IV ix 358 
Feeding habits of larvae of 
families Cecidomyidae and 
Trypetidse IV ix 362 
Species described IV ix 316 
Direct Remembrance, Law 
of II xi 312 
Directory, Canada, for 1857- 
58: reviewed II in 34 
Dirichlet. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Dirt Hills, geology Ill v 151 
Discina forbesii, David- 
son, Niagara Limestone, 
Hamilton II xiv 142 
D. tenuilamellata, Niagara 
limestone, Rockwood. ... II xiv 142 
Discinidse. 
Characteristics II m 160 
Craniadae and, classed to- 
gether II xi 393 
Discoplacentalis II xv 246 
Discoveries. 
On Accidental Discover- 
ies. By Henry Scadding II i 207, 220 
Disease. 
Human evolution and 
human. By Prof. J. J. 
Mackenzie IV vm 535 
Present Aspects of Germ- 
Theory of. By R. Ram- 
say Wright Ill i 344 
Dishes, Dene IV iv 119 
Disinfectant. 
Disinfectant Powers of 
Charcoal. By J. G. Bar- 
ford: reprint I in 196 
Dislocations. 
Parian range, Trinidad (pl.) IV vm 140 
Separating Trinidad and 
Venezuela IV vm 141 
Disonycha caroliniana, 
Mels. Cat I in 258 
Dispersion. 
Additional experiments 
ON INTERNAL, OF LIGHT. 
By Prof. Stokes: reprint. I n 171 
Disraeli, Isaac. 
Pamphlet with his Auto- 
graph, once owned by 
Samuel Rogers now 
owned by Dr. Scadding; 
history of all II xiv 328 
Distillation. 
Destructive, of Peat I i 265 
Reichert's, Process for 
IDENTIFICATION OF BuT- 
terFat. By A. McGill.. HI v 39 
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Distoma II iv 24 
Distomum asperum n. sp. 
(pl.) Ill i 57 
D. gracile, Diesing Ill i 60 
D. heterostomum, Rud 
(pl.) Ill i 54 
D. reticulatumn. sp. (pl.).. Ill i 58 
D. variegatum Rud Ill i 59 
Ditch Stone-Crop, Cana- 
dian localities Il xv 549 
Ditrupa bed, Trinidad IV vm 143 
Diuretics, Dene IV iv 131 
Diver (Bird), Hamilton spe- 
cies II v 396 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 122 
Dividing Machine, Perreaulx 1 i 102 
Dobbs, Arthur. 
Account of Coppermine 
country, 1744 IV IX 205 
Account of Richard Norton's 
journey to Coppermine 
country, 1717 IV ix 207 
Discussion with Capt. C. 
Middleton regarding 
Coppermine country IV IX 206 
Dobson, Chas. M., M.E. 
Electro-Mercurial Amal- 
gamation of Precious 
Metals from Argenti- 
ferous and Auriferous 
ores: abstract HI vi 22 
Dobson, G. E. 
Homologies of long flexor 
muscles of foot in mam- 
malia: ref IV vi 570 
Mincopies of Andamans: ref. II xv 186 
Dobson, T. 
Balaklava Tempest, and 
MODE OF INTERPRETING 
Barometrical Fluctua- 
tion: reprint II u 111 
D'oc. 
Celtic, Roman and Greek 
TYPES STILL EXISTENT IN 
France. With notes on 
Langue. By Arthur 
Harvey IV n 176 
Langue IV n 183 
Doctrine of Contradictory, 
Ferrier's, Prof.,criticized. II I 114 
Documents. 
Distribution of public, in 
United States I ill 45 
Dodgson, C. L. 
Autograph ; brief comments. II XIV 607 
Doedalea, habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
D. confragosa (Boten) IV ix 77 
D. unicolor, Fr IV ix 77 
Doel, John. 
Bird collection: ref I i 122 
Postmaster, Toronto II xm 94 
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Dog. 
. Proportions of Na, K, Ca, 
and Mg in dog's muscles. IV vn 540 
Dog Lake of Kaministiqua, 
(L. Superior). 
Native Lead from II x 406 
Dog Rib Indians. 
Canada Ill v 216 
Canoes IV v 197 
Dene tribe IV iv 16 
Habitat and population.... IV iv 16 
Knew copper before con- 
tact with whites IV iv 136 
Myth regarding origin of... IV v 33 
Myth of Deluge Ill vn 11 
Tribe Ill vn 113 
Dog Salmon IV ix 52 
Dogiel, A. S. 
Nature of Nissl granules: 
ref IV vi 432 
Dogwood, Canadian II vi 34 
Dolerite, Olivinitic. 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Montarville, Que II v 436 
Dolichocephalic. 
Crania of Britain; questions 
concerning II vm 138 
Cranial types in primitive 
races of Scotland II vn 421 
Measurement of Indian 
cranium, showing distor- 
tion II vi 414 
Dolichonyx, Hamilton species II v 392 
D. oryzivorus, observations 
on Ontario specimens... . Ill in 98 
HI vn 191 
IV in 68, 109 
Dolier. 
Map of his voyages in Can- 
ada II n 399 
Dollar. 
Spanish, in Canada IV ix 237 
Dolomites. 
Canadain localities II vi 155 
Crystalline II vi 437 
Crystalline, Canadian II vi 437 
Described II vi 439 
Formation of, in ocean IV vn 549 
Formation of. T. Sterry 
Hunt's theory II iv 276 
Marble Island Ill iv 198 
Mode of formation II u 355 
Note on origin of. By T. 
Sterry Hunt II iv 184 
Tests II vi 155 
Domenech, Abbe Em. 
Seven Years' Residence in 
Great Deserts of N. 
America: reviewed II vn 47 
Dominica. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vn 142 
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Physical features and geo- 
logy of IV vu 361 
Don River and Valley. 
Described with drawings... In 106 
Erosion Ill vu 29 
First bridge across II xn 172 
Fossiliferous deposit IV vi 39 
Fossils in inter-glacial beds. IV vi 37 
Gazetteer notice (1813) ... II xiv 70, 378 
History of ; IV I 241 
In early history of Toronto. II xu 172 
In 1800 II xn 430 
Iroquois beach IV vi 34 
Donati's Comet of 1858. 
Canadian observations 
on. By Rev. Jas. Wil- 
liamson II in 486 
Full account of II vm 59 
Doncaster, sewage farm IV n 146 
Dongola, Dr. R. Lepsius ex- 
ploration of I ii 179 
Doobaunt Lake and River, 
coppermine region. 
Traps and associated rocks 
on IV ix 218 
Dorchester, Lord. 
Autograph letter about son's 
commission II xv 145 
How he saved Canada in 
1775-76 II xiv 79 
Troubles with U. E. Loyal- 
ists IV vu 410 
Dorchester, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 216 
Dorchester Mount, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 378 
Dorchester Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 378 
Dorcus parallelus, Say I in 325 
Dorian family, Horite traces 
in II xiii 541 
Doric regions, Zimri traces in II xv 298 
Dorpat, number bacteria in 
milk supply IV vn 468 
Dorsal fin. 
Amiurus Catus Ill n 298 
Dorsal Muscles, Amiurus 
Catus Ill ii 326, 336 
Dorso-epitrochlearis, orang IV vi 525 
Dothiorella Canadensis E. 
and E IV vi 637 
Douce, Francis. 
His copy of Grases Pro- 
vincial Glossary with col- 
lection of local Proverbs 
and Popular Supersti- 
tions: now owned by Dr. 
Scadding; history of 
Douce and the Book II xiv 326 
Holbein's Dance of Death: 
reviewed II iv 211 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Douglas, W. A. 
Antagonism of Social 
Forces Ill v 136 
Distribution of Wealth 
AS RELATED TO PRODUC- 
TION: abstract IV I 14 
Ignored distinctions in 
economics IV VIII 305 
"Land and Labour": ab- 
stract Ill ii 27 
Rent, Criticism of Prof. 
Walker's work on that 
subject: abstract Ill iv 58 
Study of Economics: ab- 
stract Ill vi 27 
Two Values: abstract. ... IV n 7 
Wealth and its Measure- 
ment: abstract Ill vu 7 
Wages: abstract Ill in 39 
Douglas Fir, area in Canada. IV vm 25 
Dove, Prof. 
Isothermal maps I u 52 
Dove. 
Emblem of, in mythological 
connections II xiv 413 
Hamilton species 11 v 393 
Dove, mourning, Toronto 
specimens IV I 53 
IV in 75 
Dover Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 378 
Dowling, D. B. 
Canadian Coal resources IV ix 99 
Downes and Blunt. 
Sunlight effect on bac- 
teria: ref IV vm 102 
Downy Hudsonia, Canadian 
localities II xv 167 
Draba, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of 
D. alpina, L II xv 162 
D. arabisans, Michx II xv 162 
D. canadensis, Brunet II xv 162 
D. caroliniana, Walt II xv 162 
D. incana, L II xv 162 
D. nemorosa, L II xv 162 
D. verna, L II xv 162 
Dracontium foetidum, 
Toronto I I 218 
Dragon Root, Toronto I I 206 
Drainage. 
Ancient, at Niagara 
Falls. By P. W. Currie. IV vu 7 
Draper, John William. 
Human Physiology, Statical 
and Dynamical: re- 
viewed II in 247 
Draper, Hon. Chief Justice. 
Address delivered at 
Annual Conversazione 
of the Canadian In- 
stitute, 1853 I i 217 
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Presidential address, 
1857 II ii 81 
Presidential address, 
1858 II in 97 
Dreams, phenomena of Ill v 18 
Dresden Codex IV vi 119 
Drift. 
Accumulations in Canada. II ix 6 
Additional Note on Oc- 
currence of Fresh 
Water Shells in upper, 
deposits, Ont. By E. J. 
Chapman II vi 497 
Canadian, or Glacial For- 
mation proper II vm 453 
Condition under which, and 
post glacial deposits, 
accumulated II vm 458 
Data concerning deposits, 
in Ontario and full de- 
scription of II vi 211 
Deposits, central Ontario.. IV vn 164 
Deposits, Michigan II vn 77 
Deposits, Ontario 1 i 114 
Description of, in America 
(1855). I m 385 
Description of, in western 
Ontario I m 75 
Difference in time between, 
formation and Loraine 
shales at Toronto I I 149 
Formation, Belleville (pl.).. II v 42 
Formation in Canada II v 52 
Formation Hastings Co., 
Ont.. II v 472 
Formation near Humber, at 
Toronto I I 147 
Importance of, or Glacial 
Epoch II v 52 
L. Superior IV vi 60 
Location and extent in 
Minnesota I u 79 
Notes on Davenport 
Gravel Drift. By Sand- 
ford Fleming II vi 247 
Observations on supposed 
glacial, in Labrador 
Peninsula, Western 
Canada, and South 
branch of Saskatche- 
wan. By H. Youle Hind: 
reprint II ix 253 
Origin of, deposits in On- 
tario II vi 226 
Plan and sections of, de- 
posits at south of Clarke 
tp., Durham Co., Ont.... IV vm 14 
Skeletons of mammals found 
in, deposits, Ont II vi 225 
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Drift-Con. 
' Some Notes on, deposits 
of Western Canada and 
on Ancient Extension 
of Lake Area of that 
Region. By E. J. Chap- 
man II vi 221 
Thickness of, with boulders 
on Lake Beach at Garri- 
son Common, Toronto... I I 149 
Driftless area, Wisconsin.... II ix 257 
IV vi 59 
Droscher. 
Branchial system of Te- 
leosts: ref Ill ii 421 
Drosera, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of 
D. linearis, Goldie II xv 168 
D. longifolia, L II xv 168 
D. rotundifolia, L II xv 167 
Droseraceae. 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 637 
II xv 167 
London species II vm 222 
Drugs, manufacture in Canada IV vm 166 
Druids. 
Daritae original of II xv 283 
Remains in Brittany Ill v 78 
Skulls of II vii 432 
Drumlins, Hastings Co., Ont. IV vn 170 
Drummond, A. T., LL.D. 
Archean continent: ref. . . . Ill vn 221 
How PLANT LIFE IS DIS- 
TRIBUTED in Canada and 
why IV vm 23 
Drummond, Dr. 
Laurentian strata at Fort 
Hill, Ont.: ref IV vn 149 
Drumsnab, Toronto II xn 438 
Drunkards, law in regard to. IV vm 70 
Dry Coals, properties of II m 209 
Dry-dance Mountain, In- 
dian war dances at II i 130 
Dryas, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of 
D. drummondii, Hook II xv 363 
D. integrifolia, Vohl Il xv 363 
D. octopetala, Linn II xv 363 
Dryobates pubescens, ob- 
servations on Ontario 
visitors IV m 68, 80,101,105 
D. villosus, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 186 
IV i 48 
IV in 68, 100 
Dryophanta, beginning of gall 
development in IV ix 360 
D. palustris O.S. 
Cambium layer (pl.) IV ix 373 
Hosts and anatomy (pl.)... IV ix 344 
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Du Born. 
Amalgamating process of... IV iv 362 
Du Creux, Jesuit. 
VoyagesinCanada(1632):ref II vn 503 
Duane. 
Alpha rays lose power to 
produce secondary rays 
when lose charge and 
power to ionize: ref IV ix 153 
Dubawnt Lake IV ix 19 
Dublin. 
The Dublin Great In- 
dustrial Exhibition: re- 
print I i 253 
Dublin, Ont., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 378 
Dubois. 
Determination of age of 
earth by sodium in ocean 
criticized: ref IV vu 538 
Dubois, Lac, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 378 
Ducharte. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vu 243 
Duck. 
Eider, Toronto IV i 58 
Hamilton species II V 395 
Mandarin, produced at Zo- 
ological Gardens, London I i 18 
On a hydrid. By Alfred 
Newton: reprint II vn 226 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill V 121 
Wood, Listowel, Ont IV m 66 
Wood, Sparrow Lake IV m 84 
Wood, Teal and Mallard, 
Hamilton frequenters.... II vi 135 
Duck Cove, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 378 
Duck Islands. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 378 
L. Ontario, 1779 IV iv 283 
Duck Mts., Geology of Pemb- 
ina Riding and Ill v 151 
Duck Pt., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 379 
Duck River, drainage area of, 
in Central Basin Tennessee III vn 102 
Duclaux. 
Action of Electrolytes on 
colloidal solutions: ref... IV ix 53 
Duclaux. 
Cantal cheese and causes of 
its ripening, etc.: ref. . IV vn 103, 104 
Effect of sunlight on bac- 
teria: ref IV vm 102 
Resistance powers of Typo- 
thrix scaber IV vm 425 
Ductless Glands. 
Ductless Glands of Ami- 
urus Catus. By T. 
McKenzie HI n 418 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Dudley, Astronomical Obser- 
vatory II ii 64 
Duelling, in Toronto of old. . II xu 515 
II xiii 266 
Duerden. 
Absence of ciliated bands in 
certain Actiniaria: ref... IV VI 390 
Dufrenoysite, crystallization 
of II i 483 
Duffin's Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 379 
Duffin's Creek (River), ga- 
zetteer notice (1813) II xiv 69 
Dujardinia, Carpenteria and II iv 224 
Duke of Gloucester, brother 
of Geo. III. 
Autograph letter II xv 534 
Dumas. 
Theory of substitution II i 297 
Dumas and Cahours. 
Proteids in flour: ref IV vu 498 
Dumble, J. H., C.E. 
Ice phenomena, from Ob- 
servations on Rice 
Lake II in 414 
Some Experiments on 
Contraction and Ex- 
pansion of Ice II v 418 
Dunal. 
Some peculiarities of leaves 
of Nicotiana: ref IV vn 323 
Dunbar and Kister. 
Bacteria in centrifugal treat- 
ed milk: ref IV vn 487 
Comparison of gravel filter- 
ed and unfiltered milk: 
ref IV vn 486 
Dundas, Ont. 
Fossils of Clinton formation II xiv 137 
Valley (pl.)... IV vn 175 
Xanthium spinosum at. . . . II xv 642 
Dundas County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 379 
Dundas, Rt. Hon. Henry. 
Autograph letter on war 
matters II xv 533 
Biography of man after 
whom Dundas St., Tor- 
onto was called II xv 625 
Toronto named after II xm 92 
Dundas St., Toronto. 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 216 
Yonge St. and, Toronto; 
THE MEN AFTER WHOM 
THEY WERE NAMED. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xv 615 
Dunes. 
Theory of formation I I 225 
Dunki. 
Babylonian monarch IV v 95 
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Nom-de-plume " Back- 
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from writings II xv 442 
Statistical sketches of U. 
Canada (1832) II xv 34 
Dunlop, Prof. 
Quichua Language: ab- 
stract Ill v 130 
Dunn, A. R., V.C. 
Col. of 33rd Regiment II xm 109 
Dunn family, Toronto II xm 108 
Dunn, Thos. 
Autograph receipt II xv 533 
Career in Quebec during 
American Revolution.... II xiv 83 
Dunwich Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 379 
Duplay and Hallion. 
Method of ascertaining 
blood pressure during 
operation under anaesthe- 
tics: ref IV vn 208 
Dupuytren. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Durand, Mr., Toronto.... 11 xm 266, 355 
Durham County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 379 
Durham, Lord. 
Autograph letter II xiv 113 
Durocher. 
On Origin of Granite: ref. . II ill 205 
Dutch. 
Coptic article in, examples. II xm 413 
Dutchman's Breeches, Can- 
adian habitats II xv 61 
Dutrochet. 
Water absorption by leaves: 
ref IV vn 242 
Duvernoy, M. 
Additional muscle from 
crest of pubis is part of 
pectineus in gorilla: ref.. IV vi 554 
Attachment of pectoralis 
minor in chimpanzee: ref. IV vi 532 
Flexor longus hallucis in 
gorilla: ref IV vi 570 
Flexor longus pollicis in 
gorilla: ref IV vi 539 
Laryngeal pouches in gorilla: 
ref IV vi 514 
Muscle of great toe of 
gorilla: ref IV vi 563 
Sartorius in gorilla: ref. . .. IV vi 553 
Scansorius region in gorilla: 
ref IV vi 557 
Tibialis anticus in gorilla: 
ref IV vi 562 
Dwarf Laurel, characters; 
Canadian habitats II vi 280 
Dwellings, defective heating 
and ventilation of I Hi 6 
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Dyce, Alex. 
Autograph in volumes now 
property of Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 539 
Dycotyledonous, origin of 
number five in circles of 
parts of, plants II in 317 
Dyer's Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 379 
Dyes, Denes IV iv 173 
Dyke. 
Diabase, of Pipestone Lake 
(pl.) Ill v 180 
Diabase, of Rainy Lake. 
By A. C. Lawson Ill v 173 
Gneissic foliation and 
Schitose Cleavage in, 
AND THEIR BEARING ON 
ORIGIN OF 
rocks. By A. C. Lawson. Ill iv 115 
Foliation in, in L. of Woods III iv 117 
L. Superior region IV vi 49 
Dynamics. 
On Dynamical Sequences 
in Kosmos. By W. J. M. 
Waterson: reprint I n 68 
Euler's Equations of 
Motion. By Jas. Loudon III I 95 
Dynamite. 
Discovery of II xiv 362 
Properties II xiv 363 
Dytiscidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass specie Ill V 213 
Eagle, Hamilton species II v 388 
Eagle, Bald headed. 
Notes on Ontario visitors... I I 169 
II vi 11 
HI vii 182, 185 
IV i 44 
IV in 84, 98, 110 
Eagle, Golden. 
Notes on Ontario visitors. . II iv 446 
II vi 13 
IV i 44 
Eagle Harbor, timber found 
in ancient cave there.... I I 133 
Ear, Outang IV vi 510 
Earl of Elgin (7th). 
Autograph letter on Euro- 
pean affairs (1791) II xv 536 
Earland. 
Orbulina rock: ref IV vm 384 
Planorbulina larvata: ref. . IV vm 387 
Radiolarian rock, Jamaica: 
ref IV vm 385 
Earth. 
Age of, determined by 
amount sodium in ocean . IV vn 536 
Bone earth II I 487 
Formation of crust by cooling IV vn 542 
Increase of temperature 
with depth below surface. II ix 33 
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Earth-Con. 
Magnetic influence of 
Sun on, and Comets. By 
Arthur Harvey IV vi 345 
Mean Density of, by pen- 
dulum experiments II I 552 
Measurement of its density. 
By Prof. Airey I ill 45 
On supposed relations be- 
tween rotation of earth 
and gyratory movements 
which take place in liquid 
bodies under certain con- 
ditions II vi 526 
Theory of condition of in- 
terior of I n 53 
Earth-Boring machine. 
Earth Boring Machine. 
By Colin Mather: reprint I m 297 
Working power of I ill 298 
Earthenware, Eastern Town- 
ships possess material for 
its manufacture I I 240 
Earthworms, part of spec- 
trumleastaffecting IV vm 102 
Earthquake. 
At Sinoda, Japan, 23rd. 
Dec. 1854, recorded on 
tide gauges at San Fran- 
cisco I in 355 
Earthquake in Eastern 
Canada, Feb. 8th, 1855. I m 197 
Earthquake Shock of 
13th March, 1853, Ont . I i 185 
Felt in France, 1855 I ill 336 
In California, 1856 II n 299 
In Concepcion and Talca- 
huano, 1835 II u 199 
Lake Ontario 25th April, 
1854, doubtful I n 278 
In San Salvador, 16th April, 
1854 II I 366 
Mallet's Catalogue I ii 54 
Mode of measuring force 
of (1854): reprint I m 269 
Notice of, Waves. By 
Prof. A. D. Bache: reprint I m 355 
Shocks felt in Canada I I 185 
East Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 379 
East Lake, gazetteer notice 
(1813) ' II xiv 380 
Eastern District, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 380 
Eastern Coast Group, Can- 
adian flora IV vm 25 
Eastern Denes. 
Dress IV iv 162 
Knew copper before contact 
with whites IV iv 136 
Eastern Townships, earthen- 
ware and glass materials in I I 240 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Eberth. 
Figures of Ill m 277 
Fusiform corpuscles: ref... IV 11 244 
Liver cells of Amiurus: ref. Ill u 411 
On hardening reagents for 
pancreas: ref IV i 273 
On pancreatic nebenkerne 
in salamander: ref IV i 272 
Ebrard, August. 
Opinion on genuineness of 
Ossian poems #... IV i 222 
Ebstein. 
Superficial epithelium of 
stomach of Amiurus: ref. Ill ii 398 
Eburacum, Roman skull 
derived from II ii 221 
Echeneis, study of cephalic 
disk of Remora II xi 260 
Echinodermata. 
Characteristics II vi 511 
New genus (Cyclocystoides) 
of, By Salter and Bil- 
lings: ref II iv 43 
Subdivisions II v 364 
Echinida, Ontario II vi 517 
Echinococci, development... II iv 37 
Echinochama antiquata, 
Caribean IV vm 389 
Echinocystis, Torr and 
Gray, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
E. lobata, Torr and Gray. . II xv 554 
Echinoderms, British Seas.. I i no 
Echino-encrinites, Meyer.. II u 303 
Echino-encrinites anati- 
formis I n 215 
Echinorhynchus, duodenum 
of white Fish (pl.) II iv 442 
Echinosphoerites, Wallen- 
burg 11 n 303 
Echium vulgare, L., Canada II xiv 284 
Echo Lake, geological and 
topographical survey of.. II vi 269 
Eckles. 
Milk supply of creamery 
examined for bacteria.... IV vu 469 
Pails to be used in milking: 
ref IV vn 482 
Eckles and Barnes. 
Bacteria in centrifugal treat- 
ed milk: ref IV vn 488 
Eclipse, Solar. 
Among Hindoos: reprint.. II xn 85 
Appearance of moon's disc 
during, May 26th, 1854.. I in 184 
Astronomical observations 
on, May 26th, 1854 I in 182 
Dark shadow of moon 
SEEN IN AIR DURING 
total. Prof. Forbes: re- 
print I in 44 
Denes ceremonies during... Ill vn 154 
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Eclipse of Thales, date I I 216 
Effects of I ni 179 
Effects on animal and vege- 
table creation I in 182 
Meteorological Observations 
at Kingston, Prescott, 
Toronto and Montreal 
during, of May 26th, 1854 I m 178 
Natural Phenomena attend- 
ing I in 180 
Observations at various 
stations in Ontario on, 
of May 26th, 1854 I ill 177 
On Solar Eclipse in Her- 
odotus: reprint II u 128 
Phenomena explained I m 180 
Phenomena observed in On- 
tario during, May 26th, 
1854 I in 177 
Prof. Croft's remarks on, of 
May 26th, 1854 ill 182 
Solar Eclipse, of May 
26th,1854;instructions 
FOR OBSERVING I III 177 
Solar Eclipse, May 26th, 
1854, SUGGESTIONS TO OB- 
SERVERS I ii 253 
Economics. 
Ignored distinctions in. 
By W. A. Douglass IV vni 305 
On true aims, founda- 
tions, AND CLAIMS TO 
ATTENTION OF SCIENCE OF 
Political Economy. By 
Rev. W. Hincks II vi 20 
Notes on some practi- 
cally interesting ques- 
tions IN ECONOMICAL 
SCIENCE BEARING ON 
PROSPERITY OF COUNTRIES 
SITUATED AS OURS IS. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 96 
Study of. By W. A. Doug- 
lass: abstract Ill vi 27 
Ecors Grand, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 380 
Ecors Petit, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 380 
Ecpantheria (Walker), gene- 
ric characters: species. . . II vni 370 
E. scribonica, Stoll, charac- 
ters; Canadian habitats. . II vni 370 
Ectoderm. 
Sponges II xv 426 
Zoanthus sociatus (pl.) IV vi 392 
Ectethmoids, Amiurus Catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 277 
Ectopistes, Hamilton species II v 393 
E. migratorius, notes on 
Ontario specimens IV in 67, 74,89,102 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Edinburgh, Ont., gazetteer 
notice II xiv 380 
Edinburgh, Scot., sewage 
disposal IV u 147 
Edinburgh Review, No. 
CCV. Jan. 1858: review- 
ed II ni 137 
Edinger. 
Epithelium of stomach of 
Amiurus: ref Ill u 399 
Cilia in epithelium of in- 
testine of eel, pike, etc.: 
ref Ill ii 404 
Peptic cells in Perea fluvia- 
tilis: ref HI II 400 
Edkins, Dr. 
Turanian and Polynesian 
traces in America: ref. . . Ill I 23 
Edmonton. 
Temperature peculiarities. . IV v 50 
Edomites, permitted to 
marry with Hebrews II I 8 
Edrioaster, Canadian II iv 46 
Edam Cheese, from pasteur- 
. ized milk IV vu 116 
Education. 
Applicability of our sys- 
tem to Social Con- 
ditions of Large Cities. 
By Thos. Henning II in 422 
Blaikie's (J. Stuart) idea of. II i 179 
British policy in India on. . . IV ix 88 
Canada, Directory and 
Calendar for 1807-8. By 
Thomas Hodgins: re- 
viewed II n 207 
Compulsory, in Crime. By 
Dr. E. A. Meredith: ab- 
stract Ill ii 230 
Compulsory, in Canada.... IV ix 223 
Department, Provincial Ex- 
hibition, Toronto, 1852. . I I 61 
Development of II n 89 
Female II vu 386 
Higher, for Woman. By 
Prof. Daniel Wilson II xn 308 
History of Collegiate system 
in Europe II I 168 
In middle ages II i 169 
In Scotland I m 162 
In Upper Canada, 1865.... II x 85 
Industrial Education in 
Europe, 1852 I I 110 
Institutions of Toronto... . II ill 502 
Journal of, Lower Canada 
(Que.): reviewed II vi 487 
Journal of, for Upper 
Canada; notice of I u 43 
Journal of, Quebec, 1857: 
reviewed II u 288 
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Journal of, for Quebec, Vol. 
HL, 1859: reviewed II v 365 
Michigan system (1855). .. II i 176 
Neglected children's II vn 390 
On course of Collegiate, 
adapted to circumstances 
of Canada. By J. W. 
Dawson: reviewed II i 168 
On advancement of learning 
in Scotland. By J. Stuart 
Blackie: reviewed II ' I 168 
On Material helps of. 
By Rev. W. Whewell.... I in 65 
On Museums and other 
Classified Collections, 
TEMPORARY OR PERMA- 
NENT AS INSTRUMENTS OF, 
in Natural Science. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xm 1 
Progress of Educational De- 
velopment. By H. P. 
Tappan: reviewed II I 168 
Public school in Canada.... II I 185 
Simcoe's, Elgin's and Head's 
efforts towards higher, in 
Canada II xm 463 
Teaching a blind, deaf and 
dumb mute II xi 114 
Technical, of a Mining 
Engineer. By Wm. 
Frecheville IV ix 65 
Visual, as applied to geology 
at Crystal Palace I in 9 
Edwards, M. Milne. 
Observations on Exist- 
ence of various Mol- 
lusks and Zoophytes at 
great Sea Depths: re- 
print II vi 518 
Existence of man in 
Centre of France when 
REINDEER AND OTHER 
ANIMALS NOW EXTINCT 
there, existed: reprint. II ix 262 
Edwards and Haime. 
Favosites Gothlandica (La- 
marck) II iv 100 
Edwardsburgh tp., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 65, 380 
Eggs. 
Egg of Epyornis: reprint.. I m 244 
Collecting, for Natural His- 
tory purposes, notes on. . I I 175 
Composition of, in Animal 
Series: reprint I in 301 
Preservation of I I 116 
Egerton, Arisaig and Porcu- 
pine Mts., geological dis- 
trict of Nova Scotia. ... . II xv 116 
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Ego. 
Doctrine of II u 290 
Doctrine in Philosophy. ... II xn 73 
Ferrier's (Prof.) view of... . II I 108 
Metaphysical view of II I 120 
Non-ego and ego, doctrine of II I 383 
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Aegypti dynasty of Horite 
descent II xm 529 
Ammon traced in II xiv 202 
Ashchur traced through 
Egyptian history II xiv 182 
Breed of horses in I i 199 
Birthplace of ancient myth- 
ology II xm 157 
Celt in ancient, and 
Babylonia. By Rev. 
John Campbell IV v 89 
Celtic tablet found at Tell 
el Amarna translated, its 
date IV v 89, 94 
Connections with Phoenicia II xm 38 
Coptos rule in II xm 530 
Division of empire at time 
of Joseph: table II xm 528 
Difficulties of connecting 
Bible name of eldest son 
of Ashchur (Achuzam) 
with Egyptian names.... II xiv 185 
Dr. Lepsius' explorations in I n 150 
Ethnical identity of names 
in, and Palestine: line of 
argument used to trace 
connections II xiv 178 
Geographical information 
obtained by Dr. Lepsius.. I n 267 
Grecian mythical heroes, 
etc., come from II xm 36 
Greek gods obtained from.. II xm 154 
Hittite army leaders in, who 
were celts IV v 99 
History of Jabez in II xiv 203 
Home of civilization II xm 177 
Horites through Shobal 
gave, many divinities and 
early rulers II xm 524 
Horse introduced into, and 
use made of I I 156, 180 
Jehaleleel son of Achuzam; 
evidence II xiv 187 
Kingdoms in IV vi 263 
List of Bible names identified 
with Egyptian mon-archs II xiv 206 
Manahath ruler in II xm 526 
Myth of Prometheus located 
in II xm 289 
Onam ruler in II xm 527 
Original home of race and 
migration to HI in 283 
Pharaoh of Exodus iden- 
tified in Myth of Ado- 
nis. By Rev. J. Campbell II xm 33 
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very earliest times with.. II xm 36 
Preliminary Account of 
Expedition of Dr. R. 
Lepsius to, Ethiopia 
and Sinai: reprint.. I n 153, 179,266 
Reasons for believing Ash- 
chur father of Mestraei of II xiv 182 
Scientific Results of Dr. R. 
Lepsius's journey to I n 266 
Shepherd kings of. By 
John Campbell II xiv 158,219 
Egypt, traces in, of. 
Achashtari, fourth son of 
Ashchur II xiv 196 
Achuzam 11 xiv 185 
Akencheres 11 xiv 194 
Anub Il xiv 203 
Archies II xiv 204 
Asareel son of Jehaleleel.... 11 xiv 191 
Bakkan of Stranger Kings.. II xiv 194 
Coz 11 xiv 202 
Hepher 11 xiv 192 
Kenaz of 1 Chron. iv., 13 in, 
and connection with 
Pachna, Bakkan and 
Akencheres II xiv 194 
Mareshah Il xiv 205 
Othniel 11 xiv 194 
Pachnan or Pachnas 11 xiv 194 
Sephres 11 xiv 193 
Temeni II xiv 195 
Tiria son of Jehaleleel II xiv 191 
Zereth 11 xiv 199 
Zimri 11 xv 290 
Ziph 11 xiv 190 
Zohar or Zochar 11 xiv 200 
Ziphah, daughter of Jehale- 
leel II xiv 191 
Egyptian. 
Ancient, Language. By 
Rev. Geo. Burnfield Ill m 281 
Egyptians. 
Archaeology of, easy to fully 
describe IV iv 5 
Art I ii 266 
Babylonian and, alliance... IV v 97 
Brain volume of 11 xv 226 
Celtic, and alliance IV v 97 
Chronology II n 209 
Chorographical information 
obtained by Dr. Lepsius. I n 267 
Cranial distortion among 
ancient II vm 154 
Crania; peculiarities of... . 11 vn 441 
Divinities 11 xm 525 
Hieroglyphics IV vi 18 
Horse first domesticated by: 
theory I I 155 
Language of HI in 285 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Egyptians-Con. 
Language of, connects Ar- 
yan and Semitic II xm 287 
Lefthanded people 11 xin 220 
Mythology from monumen- 
tal basis I n 266 
Names of persons, places, 
things common to Aryan 
and Semitic II xm 288 
Permitted to marry with 
Hebrews II i 8 
Philology's progress from 
Dr. Lepsius' exploration. I n 266 
Races descended from II I 9 
Roots traced through vari- 
ous languages II xm 294 
Words with definite article 
prefixed transplanted to 
other countries unseper- 
ated II xm 291 
Writing, species of Ill in 288 
Ehrenberg, Prof. 
Ceratospyris ateuchus: ref. IV vm 385 
On discovery of Micro- 
scopic shells in Lower 
Silurian: reprint I in 193 
Polycistenen Mergel: ref... IV vm 386 
Podocyrtis princeps: ref. . . IV vm 385 
Ehrlich-Biondi. 
Nissl granules affinity for 
methyl green in, combina- 
tion IV VI 410 
Eichwaldia, Canadian II iv 275 
Eider Ducks, Toronto IV i 58 
Eider, King. 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 122 
Toronto Ill vn 919 
Einhof. 
Gluten from wheat flour: 
ref IV vii 497 
Eisteddfoddan IV v 66 
Ekogmut, territory Ill vi 265 
Elaborative, fifth cognative 
faculty of mind Il xi 312 
Elaeagnaceae. 
Barrie list II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 648 
Elagabalus. 
His legate in Britain as de- 
termined by Latin inscrip- 
tions II x 317 
Titles on coins, monuments, 
etc II in 227 
Elaphrus, species in Ontario. I m 211,325 
II i 33 
Elaphus Canadensis Il i 387 
Elater (Ampedus) species 
in Ontario I in 212, 325 
Elateridae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill V 214 
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Elbow Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 380 
Elchingen, Duke of, cam- 
paign of 1815: ref HI iv 115 
Elea or Velia in Lucania. 
Silver coins of, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 106 
Electoral Representation. 
Advantages of Party Gov- 
ernment IV in 22 
Electoral Representa- 
tion. By Sandford Flem- 
ing IV II 315 
Prize of $1,000 offered by 
Institute for best work- 
able scheme IV in 21 
Electric. 
Bain's electric clock I i 44 
Electric Light and Col- 
our Manufacture: re- 
print I i 242 
Experiments on velocity of 
currents I n 82 
Mechanical action ac- 
companying, Transfer. 
By A. Crosse: reprint.... II m 113 
Time-Ball in Strand I I 47 
Electric Fishes. 
Employed therapeutically.. II m 59 
On, as earliest Electric 
Machines employed by 
Mankind. By Geo. Wil- 
son (Edin.): reprint II in 58 
Nile II in 64 
Electric Light. 
Carbon arc regulator I i 118 
Carbons, arrangement of in 
arc. to prevent wasting.. I u 33 
New methods for its 
Management. By Chris- 
topher Binks: reprint.... I u 32 
Produced from cells, and 
waste used for paints. ... I i 243 
Electricity. 
Aluminium, method of pre- 
paring by I in 361 
Atmospheric electricity phe- 
nomena I ii 157 
Atmospherical Electri- 
city. By Prof. J. Lover- 
ing: reprint I u 155, 181 
Atmospheric, St. Martins, 
Isle Jesus, Quebec, 1858. II in 287 
1859. II v 311 
Conductability of Minerals 
for Voltaic Electricity... I i 264 
Electrical state of Atmos- 
phere at St. Martin, Isle 
Jesus in 1852 In 9 
Evaporation, friction, com- 
bustion, causes of atmos- 
pheric electricity I u 182 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Electricity-Con. 
Extraction of metals by 
battery: reprint I m 94 
Formation of Brass by 
Galvanic Agency: re- 
print I m 302 
Further Observations on 
ASSOCIATED CASES, IN 
Electric Induction, of 
Current and Static 
Effects. By Prof. Fara- 
day: reprint I m 299 
Galvanic I i 264 
History of atmospheric, ex- 
periments I ii 155 
Identity of dynamic or 
VOLTAIC, WITH STATIC OR 
frictional. By Prof. 
Faraday: abstract I n 280 
Lighting by: reprint I in 56 
Motion of fluids from 
POSITIVE TO NEGATIVE 
POLE OF CLOSED GALVANIC 
circuit: reprint I i 142 
On, of Flames of Hydro- 
gen and Alcohol. By 
M. Mateucci: reprint.... II vi 385 
Velocity of Electric 
Current: reprint I in 244 
II n 115 
Voltaic I i 264 
Electro-casting, time and 
expense involved I i 228 
Electro-chemical. 
Deposition of Native 
Metals in vein Fis- 
sures, etc, by, Agency. 
By Prof. E. J. Chapman: 
reprint II in 75 
Electro-Horticulture. 
Elec tro-Horticulture. 
By Alan Macdougall: ab- 
stract IV iv 240 
Electro-Magnetic. 
Dr. Kemps', Engine I i 43 
M. Marie-Davy's New, 
Engine. By M. Bec- 
querel: reprint I in 33 
Electro-Magnetism, review 
of (1858) II iv 69 
Electro-Mercurial Amalga- 
mation. 
Electro-Mercurial Am- 
algamation OF PRECIOUS 
METALS FROM ARGENTI- 
FEROUS and Auriferous 
ores. By Chas. M. Dob- 
son: abstract Ill vi 22 
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Electro-plating of metallic 
articles with white metals. 
Aluminium, and silicium 
from clay stone and sand. 
By G. Gore: reprint I in 15 
Electro-Therapeutic. 
Electro-Therapeutic Ap- 
paratus. By Dr. A. M. 
Roseburgh: abstract Ill vi 14 
Electro-thermotics II n 452 
Electrotype. 
Copperplates I in 61 
Novel Galvanic and, ap- 
paratus: reprint I ill 241 
Electrotyping. 
Actions in the electrolytic 
solution I i 230 
Adhesion of deposit to matrix I i 227 
British Ordance survey 
method I I 227 
On electrotyping opera- 
tions of U.S. Coast Sur- 
vey: reprint I i 226 
Time and expense of electro 
casting I I 228 
Elephant. 
Hunt in Ceylon II vn 352 
Remains in Guadeloupe, W. 
Indies IV vn 361 
Elephas antiquus, molars of, 
found in France II ix 276 
E. primigenius. 
Bones found in Eyzies 
grotto, France II ix 264 
Tusk of, found in France... II ix 276 
Elfin pipes 11 u 246 
Elgin, Lord. 
Autograph asking for drafts 
of despatches and some 
notes thereon II xiv 118 
Elisee Reclus. 
Features of Windward Is- 
lands: ref IV vn 351 
Elis, traces of Ashchurites in. II xiv 253 
Elizabeth College, Guernsey II xn 229 
Elizabeth Town, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 380 
Elizabeth Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 65 
Elk. 
Canadian species and habi- 
tats HI vi 68 
Now disappearing from 
among Carrier Indians.. IV iv 93 
Elk Bay, Corella willmeriana 
Herdman, from IV ix 122 
Elk Ridge, central basin, Ten- 
nessee HI vn 73 
Elk River, drainage area of, 
in Central Basin, Ten- 
nessee Ill vn 102 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ellet, Chas. 
Cause and method of de- 
posits at mouths of 
rivers: ref I ill 77 
Mississippi and Ohio 
Rivers: reprint I n 9 
Ellesmere, Earl of. 
Pilgrimage and other 
Poems: reviewed II I 302 
Ellice, Rt. Hon. Ed. 
Nom-de-plume "Mercator" 
with note on writings.... Il xv 441 
Elliott, H. W. 
Aleuts and Japanese simili- 
arities: ref Ill VI 279 
Ellipsoidina, Caribean region IV vm 388 
E. ellipsoides Seguenza, 
Jamaica, Italy, Fiji and 
Solomon Islands IV vm 388 
E. subnodosa, Jamaica IV vm 388 
Ellis, Dr. 
Aryan origin of Quichua- 
Aymara: ref Ill v 68 
Ellis, J. B. and John Dear- 
ness. 
New Species Canadian 
Fungi IV vi 637 
Ellis, W. Hodgson. 
California Borax deposit II xv 328 
Milk analysis: abstract.. IV n 35 
Milk Analysis and Milk 
Standards: abstract.... Ill vn 25 
Nitro-Glycerine; its his- 
tory, MANUFACTURE AND 
INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION. II XIV 356 
Presidential Address, 
1884-85 HI in 22 
Tannin in Cloves Ill iv 214 
Ellis, W. H., H. Alleyne 
Nicholson and. 
On remarkable fragment 
of silicified wood from 
Rocky Mts II xiv 348 
Ellis, Rev. Wm. 
Three visits to Madagascar, 
1853-54-56: reviewed... . II iv 204 
Ells. 
Origin of Canadian Apa- 
tites: ref IV vm 495 
Elm. 
Effect of its sawdust on fish 
life IV vn 449 
Effect of concentration of its 
extracts on fish life IV vn 454 
Suitability for city planting IV vm 268 
Suitability for large spaces 
near public institutions. . IV vm 264 
Elm, rock and swamp, Can- 
adian II vi 34 
Elmsley, Capt., Toronto.... II xm 355 
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Elmsley, Chief Justice (2nd 
of U.C.). 
Autograph letter concerning 
laws and social customs.. II xiv 96 
Toronto improvement II xm 260 
Toronto property II xm 95 
Elmsley House, Toronto.... II xn 228 
Elmsley Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 380 
Elocutionary. 
Elocutionary Drill Chart. 
By T. B. Browning Ill vi 181 
Elodea. 
Ammonium carbonate solu- 
tion effect on IV vil 323 
Collateral chorisis in sta- 
mens of II x 380 
Elodes,Canadian localities of 
E. virginica, Nutt II xv 169 
Eloeis guineensis Jacq, uses 
of II x 285 
Elora, fossils of Guelph form- 
ation in II xiv 142 
Elvins, Andrew. 
Outburst of sun spots in 
1887: abstract Ill vi 24 
Planet Jupiter and his 
Satellites: abstract.... IV iv 228 
Satellites of Jupiter. ... IV iv 242 
Sun spots during 1889: 
abstract IV I 21 
Sunspotsand rainfall Ill V 6 
Elzevir. 
Printing establishment II xv 587 
Emberiza, Hamilton species. II v 391 
Enivalis. 
Habits of I i 171 
Toronto winter bird I I 171 
Embiotoca I n 88 
E. Agass I ii 89 
E. caryi Agass I n 90 
E. jackson, Agass I n 90 
Embryo. 
Botrychiumvirginianum (pl.) IV v 278 
Equisetaceous IV v 280 
Importance in natural his- 
tory collecting I I 175 
Isoetes echinospora IV v 280 
Origin of haematoblasts in 
Amphibian IV n 249 
Six-hooked, Anatomy, Phy- 
siology and density of.. . II iv 35 
Embryology. 
Entozoa II iv 28 
Nematodes II iv 38 
Pine tree I I 79 
Emeralds, Algiers II n 302 
Emery, C. 
Prsepollex and praehallux in 
anura: ref IV vi 545 
Carpal elements in larvee of 
amphibia: ref IV vi 545 
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Emigrants. 
Information for intend- 
ing, to Canada west: 
reprint I in 267 
Emigration. 
Emigration during 1854.... I in 213 
Emmenagogue, native 
Denes IV iv 131 
Emmenthaler Cheese. 
Bacteriological, difference 
from Cottage cheese IV vn 105 
Microscopical analysis and 
cause of its ripening IV vn 104 
Ripening IV vn 119 
Schizomycetes and yeasts in IV vn 105 
Emmonsea, Edw. and H., 
distinguished from Favo- 
sites II xiv 39 
Emotions. 
Attempt at New Theory 
of Human. By Wm. 
Hincks II vn 103 
Empidonax, notes on On- 
tario specimens IV in 68,109 
Emys picta, Lake Ontario .. II xm 506 
Enchanters Nightshade, 
Canadian localities II xv 551 
Enke's Comet. 
Motion of II vi 109 
On certain Planetary 
Perturbation and on a 
new Perturbation on. 
By Rev. W. E. Penny: 
reprint II ill 57 
Encrenite, shales at Toronto I I 150 
Encrinurus punctatus, 
Ottawa R I I 222 
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 
progress of mathematical 
and Physical Science, 
1856 II ii 366 
Endgut, Amiurus Ill n 405 
Endlicher. 
Classification of spruce 
(1847) Ill vi 171 
Endoceras. 
Canadian (pl.) II vm 21 
Included in Orthoceras II iv 451 
Endodermis, internal. 
Botrychium, Helminthos- 
tachys, Ophioglossum. . . IV vi 602 
First appearance in Osmun- 
da cinnamomea IV vm 517 
In plants IV vi 599 
Osmunda cinnamomea IV vm 528 
Endophyte, Botrychium vir- 
ginianum IV v 275 
Endorhizal, division in plants II xi 241 
Endosperm, parenchymatus, 
cell examined for iron.... IV vn 506 
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ber "three" in circles of 
parts 11 in 317 
Energy. 
Conservation of, and na- 
ture of Force. By John 
Galbraith II xv 491 
On re-concentration of Me- 
chanical or Energy of Uni- 
verse. By W. J. M. Ran- 
kine I I 95 
Engine. 
Dr. Kemp's Electro-Mag- 
netic Engine I I 43 
On S.S. Ericsson's Hot- 
Air or Caloric Engine; 
DESCRIPTION, THEORY AND 
PERFORMANCE. By Wm. 
A. Norton I I 249, 271 
Miniature steam engines. 
By T. H. Robinson IV vm 273 
M. Marie Davy's new 
Electro-Magnetic. By 
M. Becquerel: reprint... I in 33 
Engineering. 
Agricultural Engineer- 
ing I i 12, 39 
Engineering Contributions 
to Canadian Journal II I 199 
Engis skull II xv 513 
England. 
Ancient beaver haunts Il iv 379 
Ancient Carved Stone 
FOUND AT CHESTERHOLM, 
Northumberland. By 
Rev. John McCaul (pl.).. II xiv 1 
Campaign of 1815. By R. 
E. Kingsford HI iv 150 
Comparative Tabular 
Meteorological Obser- 
vations in Canada, and 
Russia. By W. G. Tom- 
kins. II iv 389 
Convict system in II x 422 
Discovery of Iron stone.... I m 45 
Foreign nations excelling in 
manufacture I I 160 
Gaelic names of places in.. . HI I 314 
Geological separation from 
continent II VI 372 
Goldin I I 261 
Gold mining in I m 21 
Horse, introduced into I I 180 
Late Remarkable Weath- 
er in (winter of 1853- 
54): reprint I u 208 
Observations on Glacial 
Phenomena in North of. 
By R. Chambers: reprint I ill 143 
Ser. Vol. Page 
England-Con. 
On Comparative Progress 
of Population of, and 
Scotland, as shewn by 
Census of 1861. By John 
Strang: reprint II vn 129 
Precious metals of 1 in 46, 84 
Real Gold Mine in: re- 
print I n 173 
School system, re attend- 
ance II in 427 
Social position and re- 
ward of Scientific 
merit in. By Prof. Owen: 
reprint I in 339 
Statistics of marriages in 
1851 I I 23 
Universal time in Ill in 64 
English. 
Associations of Canadian 
and, Maple. By Daniel 
Wilson I in 380 
Brain capacity compared 
with ancient Britons.... II xv 217 
Brain volume, comparative, 
of II xv 229 
Brain weights of II xv 202 
Breed of horses 1 i 201 
Canadian English. By 
Rev. A. Constable Geikie II n 344 
Coptic article in; examples. II xm 413 
Cranial capacity large II xv 216 
Cranial types of II ix 400 
Foreign words (German) 
Anglicised II x 223 
Italian words anglicised... II x 31 
Novehies of Canadian II n 345 
Old, Spelling and Pro- 
nunciation. By Wm. 
Houston: abstract Ill n 219 
Phonetic anomalies ob- 
served IN SOME MODERN 
forms of Ancient Pro- 
per Names. By Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II vm 329 
Universities versus German II i 171 
Vernacularisms in II x 386 
Wrong etymologies and mis- 
prints in II xi 45 
English language.- 
Changes produced by con- 
quest in Ill vi 105 
English Law. 
Difficulty of codifying IV vm 66 
Science and. By Geo. Ken- 
nedy IV vm 63 
Englishwoman, in America: 
reviewed II in 126 
Engraving. 
Electro-Magnetic, ma- 
chine: reprint I m 16 
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Engraving-Con. 
New process of photo- 
graphic, ON STEEL. By 
Fox Talbot: reprint I n 20 
Enhydra marina, Steller, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 76 
Enhydris lutris (Linn) 
Coues, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 76 
Enniskillen. 
Notes on Present Con- 
dition of Oil Wells 
of. By Sandford Fleming II vm 246 
Oil wells of II vm 446 
Enoicyla. Characters and 
N. American habitats 
of 
E. areolata, Walker II vn 492 
E. designata, Walker II vn 49 
E. difficilis, Walker II vn 492 
E. intercisa, Walker II vn 492 
E. rambur II vn 492 
Enstatite, non-pleochroic 
colorless rhombic pyro- 
xene, in dykes of Rainy 
Lake Ill v 178 
Enteromorpha used in tanks 
for supporting animal life I n 308 
Entoderm cells, sponges.... II xv 426 
Entomological. 
Collection of Mr. Couper of 
Toronto: ref I i 122 
Entomological trip in 
Rockies. By Capt. Gam- 
ble Geddes Ill n 232 
Entomological Curiosity: 
reprint I i 189 
Entomological Society of 
Canada. 
Annual Meetings and Re- 
ports II vm 313 
II ix 59, 282 
II x 216, 218 
II xi 129, 261, 399 
Constitution and Bylaws... II xi 400 
Entomologists. 
Meeting of, at Yorkville, 
Sept. 1862 to form Society II vn 525 
Entomology. 
Vermes in Grasshoppers. 
By Wm. Couper I in 355 
Entomostraca. 
Bivalve, of Canada. By T. 
R. Jones: ref II iv 43 
Sub-divisions of II I 278 
Entouhonorons II vn 507 
Entozoa. 
Embryology of II iv 28 
Experiments on Migra- 
tion of. By MM. A. Pou- 
chet and Verrier: reprint II vn 372 
Habits, etc II iv 6 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Entozoa-Con. 
On Transformation of. 
By P. J. Van Deneden: 
reprint II vn 467 
Proglottis II iv 33 
Species II iv 18 
Enzymes. 
Characteristics IV ix 274 
Method of derivation in 
gland cells IV n 241 
Origin and properties of in 
cheese IV vn 118 
Secreted by larvae of Cyni- 
pidae................... IV ix 365 
Source of, in Cynipid larvae. IV ix 366 
Eocene, formation West In- 
dies IV viii 381 
Eosinophilous. 
Substance in nerve cells.... IV vi 409 
Substance of haematoblasts 
derived from Chromatin 
and transformed finally 
into haemoglobin IV n 237 
Eospongia II vn 73 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. III., comments 
on Latin Inscriptions in 
Britain Ill i 76 
Ephemeridae, L. Ontario.. . II xm 502 
Ephialtes asio and E. nudi- 
pes, Canadian specimens II n 220 
Epicauta atrata, Fabr I in 326 
Epicotyledonary. 
System in Gunnera scabra.. IV vi 611 
Stele in Zea Mais IV vi 625 
Epidermis. 
Cells of Amiurus Ill n 252 
Thickness in Urodeles IV vm 489 
Epidemic Cholera. 
Report on results of 
DIFFERENT METHODS OF 
TREATMENT I III 231 
Epidote. 
Characteristics II v 525 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Epigea repens, suitable for 
flower gardens IV ill 128 
Epigenesis II xv 233 
Epigraphy. 
On Inscribed Sling Bul- 
lets. By Rev. John 
McCaul II ix 92 
Epilobium, L., Canadian 
localities of 
E. alpinum, L II xv 552 
E. angustifolium, L II xv 551 
E. coloratum, Mohl II xv 552 
E. latifolium, L II xv 552 
E. molle, Torrey II xv 552 
E. palustre, L II xv 552 
E. paniculatum, Nutt II xv 552 
E. tetragonum, L II xv 552 
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Epindusiatae II xn 365 
Epingles, les, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 380 
Epiotics, Amiurus catus (pl.) Ill n 272 
Epirus, Ashchurite traces in. II xiv 261 
Epistemology, Prof. Ferrier. II i 106 
Epitaph, Shakesperian II I 399 
Epitaphs, early Christian. 
Christian, of first six 
Centuries. By Rev. 
John McCaul II xi 271, 351 
II XII 1 
Age, name and date only 
given II xi 276 
Bibliography of works from 
which obtained II xi 272 
Characteristic of deceased 
stated II xi 280 
Cyclic marks of Time given 
on H xii 11 
Ecclesiastical occupation or 
position in life of deceased 
stated II xi 359 
Heathen formula in com- 
mencement; most re- 
markable II xii 19 
Most ancient example of re- 
presentation of cross on. . II xn 3 
Name and date only stated. II xi 273 
Occupation of deceased 
stated II xn 1 
Place of Burial mentioned 
or referred to II xn 2 
Posture in prayer given on 
stone (pl.) II xn 24 
Relationship of deceased 
stated II xi 284 
Secular occupation or posi- 
tion in life of deceased 
stated II xi 351 
To an acolyte Il xi 363 
To foster father Antinio... II xi 298 
Use of D.M. by Christians.. II xii 18 
Epithelial cells. 
Covering villus of guinea 
pig IV viu 245 
Fat in, and manner of enter- 
ing IV viu 242 
Of intestine absorb fluids 
under negative osmotic 
pressure IV vni 253 
Epithelium. 
Cellular Parasite from in- 
testinal, of Diemyctylus 
viridescens IV I 248 
Ciliated bands of Zoanthus 
sociatus (pl.) IV vi 393 
Fat in IV vm 247 
Leucocytes in IV vm 248 
Nerve endings in Cutan- 
eous, OF TADPOLE. By A. 
B. Macallum: abstract... Ill m 276 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Epithelium-Con. 
Glandular streak of Zoan- 
thus sociatus IV vi 395 
Mesenterial filaments in Zo- 
anthus sociatus, continu- 
ity of, in various parts 
(pl.) IV vi 396 
Mesenteries in Zoanthid lar- 
vae IV vi 399 
Stomatodaeal ectoderm of 
Zoanthus sociatus (pl.)... IV vi 396 
Superficial, of stomach of 
Amiurus Ill u 398 
Striated border of, in guinea 
pig IV viu 245 
Preparation of specimen of 
intestinal, of newt (pl.). . IV I 248 
Epping Plains, Maine. 
Measurement of Base 
Line for Triangulation 
Survey. By A. D. Bache: 
reprint II m 74 
Epyornis. 
Egg of epyornis: reprint. I in 244 
Equations. 
Analysis of solvable, of fifth 
degree Ill n 118 
Auxiliary biquadratic irre- 
ducible in solving, of fifth 
degree Ill n 122 
Auxiliary biquadratic with 
quadratic sub-auxiliary 
in solution of, of fifth 
degree Ill n 121 
New Proof of Existence 
of Roots of. By Rev. 
Geo. Paxton Young II ix 26 
On Reduction of Gene- 
ral, of second degree 
in Plane Co-ordinate 
Geometry. By J. B. 
Cherriman II i 286 
On Resolution of Alge- 
braic. By J. B. Cherri- 
man II v 209 
Principles of Solution 
OF, OF HIGHER DEGREES 
WITH APPLICATIONS. By 
Geo. Paxton Young Ill n 79 
Resolution of solvable, 
OF FIFTH DEGREE. By 
Geo. Paxton Young Ill n 127 
Solvable irreducible, of mth 
degree m prime Ill n 97 
Equilibrium. 
On Stability of Floating 
Bodies. By Jas. Loudon. II xm 135 
Equisetacese. 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II xiv 300 
Central cylinder IV vi 601 
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Equisetaceae-Con. 
Characters II xn 364 
Hamilton species Ill n 155 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 652 
London species II vm 236 
Monostelic and astelic ex- 
amples IV vi 614 
Precocious root of IV v 280 
Equisetaceous, embryo IV v 280 
Equisetales II xn 364 
Equites of Aristophanes, 
v. 545: translated Ill I 170 
Erdmann. 
Mesenterial filaments: ref. IV vi 390 
Erebia, Rocky Mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 240 
Eremophila alpestris, For- 
ster. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 89 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 119 
Erethizon dorsatus, Linn, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 83 
Ereunetes pusillus, Toronto III vn 192 
Ergasilus centrarchidarum 
n. sp., full description 
with plates HI i 243 
Ergot of Rye, poisonous pro- 
perties of I I 219 
Errata Recepta. 
Abbreviations II ix 149 
Contractions II ix 147 
Foreign words anglicised... II ix 317 
Letters II ix 139 
Numerals II ix 144 
On Errata Recepta writ- 
ten AND SPOKEN. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding. ... II ix 137, 317 
II x 31, 223, 386 
II xi 45 
Eric, the Norseman, Dis- 
covery of America 989. . . II ix 291 
Ericaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 295 
Hamilton species Ill u 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 644 
London species II vm 228 
Ericson, Lief. 
Colonization of Greenland 
999 II ix 292 
Eridophyllum (Edwards 
and Haime), generic 
characters II iv 130 
Eridophyllum of Cornifer- 
ous Ontario 
E. simcoense, Billings II iv 132 
E. strictum (E. and H.).. II iv 133 
E. verneuilanum (E. and H.) 
(pl.) II iv 130 
Erie and Huron. 
Geological area II xv 15 
Geology of district II xiv 584 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Erie Clays II xv 407 
Erie Fort, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 380 
Erie Group, Canadian flora.. IV vm 26 
Ericsson. 
On Ericsson's Hot Air or 
Caloric Engine; des- 
cription, THEORY AND 
PERFORMANCE. By Wm. 
A. Norton I I 249, 271 
Erie-us. 
Nom-de-plume of Adam 
Hood Burwell; selections 
from poems II xv 450 
Erigathus barbatus, 
Fabr, Canadian localities-. .Ill vi 78 
Eriocaulonaceae, localities 
Canadian species II xiv 652 
Eriophyes. 
Extent of stimulation and 
abnormal activity of epi- 
dermis IV ix 302 
Host plant can originate 
new type of hairs under 
gall stimulus IV ix 303 
Eriophyes sp. on host, 
Fagus grandifolia Ehrh (pl.) IV ix 299 
Acer negundo, L. (pl.) IV ix 300 
Populus grandidentata 
Michx (pl.) IV ix 300 
Populus tremuloides Michx 
(pl.) IV ix 301 
Prunus nigra Ait (pl.) IV ix 301 
E. abnormis (Garman), on 
host Tilia americana, L. 
(pl.) IV ix 301 
E. querci Garman. 
Acicular hair of, found in 
reproductive axes of host. IV ix 369 
On host Quercus macrocarpa 
Michx (pl.) IV ix 299 
E. serotinae, Bent, on host 
Prunus serotina, Ehrh 
(pl.) IV ix 302 
Eriophyidae. 
Feeding habits of larvae of. . IV ix 361 
Species IV ix 299 
Ermatinger, Ed. 
Nom-de-plume "British 
Canadian"; Theology in 
Univ, of Tor. (1851) II xv 447 
Ermine, Canadian localities. Ill vi 75 
Ernest-town, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 67, 381 
Erodium, L.' Her. Canadian 
localities of 
E. cicutarium, L'Her II xv 350 
Erosion. 
Agency in forming Central 
Basin, Tennessee HI vn 86 
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Central Basin of Ten- 
nessee; a Study in. By 
Wm. Kennedy Hl vn 64 
Conditions of, in central 
Ontario IV vn 155 
Date of, of central Ontario. IV vn 153 
Features before and after 
Layton epoch in Jamaica IV v 346 
Features in Jamaica IV v 325 
Features since Miocene 
period in Jamaica: re- 
viewed IV v 354 
L. Wendigokan region IV vm 346 
Period in West Indies IV v 333 
Rain as a factor in Ill vn 90 
Trinidad IV VIII 141 
Valleys in W. Indies IV vn 369 
Valleys of Ill vn 67 
Vegetation as a factor in... Ill vn 90 
White Limestones of Ja- 
maica IV v 332 
Errera. 
Cytoplasm in yeast cell: 
ref IV vi 492 
Erse, Coptic article in: ex- 
amples II xin 413 
Eruptive. 
Basic, L. Wendigokan re- 
gion IV vm 358 
Rocks II vi 426 
Serpentines of Tuscany. ... II vi 297 
Traps north shore, L. Su- 
perior Ill vn 222 
Erysimum, L., Canadian 
localities of 
E. cheiranthoides, L II xv 66 
Erythrite. 
Crystallization of, from 
Cobalt. By W. F. Green IV vm 443 
Erythrospiza, Hamilton 
species II v 392 
Escarpments, parallelism of, 
in America II ix 260 
Eskimo. 
Alaskan dialect vocabularies III vi 314 
Angekok Ill vi 227 
Bibliograph of origin and 
migration of Ill vi 267 
Brain vol. of comparative. . II xv 229 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Carving Ill vi 216 
Characteristics and customs III iv 96 
Cherokee, Choctaw and, vo- 
cabularies, comparative. . Ill vi 322 
Comanche and, vocabular- 
ies, comparative Ill vi 320 
Comparative, and Indian 
Vocabularies Ill Vi 318 
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Eskimo-Con. 
Comparative vocabulary of 
different sections Ill v 58 
Counting system IV v 314 
Crania II n 430 
Crania compared with pre- 
historic Ill vi 284 
Cranial measurements of... II n 433 
Cree and Algonkin loan 
words in Ill vi 276 
Dakota-Hidatsa and, voca- 
bularies comparative.... Ill vi 321 
Dialects of Alaska and 
Siberia Ill vi 264 
Dr. Rink's classification. ... Ill vi 267 
Dwellings Ill vi 213 
Eskimo of Hudson's 
Strait. By F. F. Payne. Ill vi 213 
Eskimo of Stupart Bay. 
By R. F. Stupart Ill iv 95 
Eskimo Raceand Language 
-Their Origin and Re- 
lations. By A. F. Cham- 
berlain Ill vi 261 
(abstract) Ill vi 8 
Evidence of, skull in tracing 
origin Ill vi 281 
Family life and homes vivid- 
ly described HI iv 104 
Fishnet HI vi 218 
Fish spear HI vi 218 
Genius HI vi 216 
Geographical distribution. . Ill vi 261 
Grammar and dictionary... Ill v 217 
Habits HI iv 103 
History of Ill iv 96 
Implements of chace Ill vi 218 
Indian relations with Ill vi 288 
Japanese similarities to. ... Ill vi 277 
Language Ill vi 290 
Legends of origin of white 
man Ill vi 283 
Legends regarding their 
origin Ill vi 279 
Mackenzie R II vn 341 
Masculine wet nurses among II iv 188 
Methods of procuring food.. Ill vi 214 
Mongolian descent of II vn 347 
Mongolians related to 111 v 59 
Morals Ill vi 224 
Mound Builders related to. HI vi 277 
Myth of deluge Ill vn 11 
Norse information about... HI vi 271 
Origin II II 415 
III v 57, HI vi 8 
Origin of term Ill vi 267 
Physical characteristics... . HI vi 221 
Poetry IV VI 319 
Possessions, etc Ill iv 103 
Religion HI vi 226 
Sports Ill iv 104 
III vi 219 
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Eskimo-Con. 
Time reckoning IV v 314 
Tradition of men being 
transformed into stars... IV v 35 
Tradition of origin of Euro- 
peans IV v 35 
Traits HI vi 222 
Tribal divisions Ill vi 262 
Tribal nomenclature of 
Baffin Land HI vi 265 
Turanian comparative vo- 
cabulary Ill vi 323 
Turanian grammatical re- 
semblances HI vi 336 
Turanian vocabulary, com- 
parative HI v 71 
•Vocabulary Ill iv 113 
III vi 294 
Vocabulary by Father Peti- 
tot: ref HI vi 264 
Vocabularies of Hudson's 
Strait and Cumberland 
Sound HI vi 317 
Wailatpu, Molele and, 
vocabularies,comparative HI vi 319 
Women, age of puberty.... Ill iv 183 
Word for Europeans dis- 
cussed HI vi 268 
Eskimo Dog. 
Canadian localities........ HI vi 73 
Prince of Wales Sound HI v 114 
Esox, heart Ill ii 420 
Espa-t'a-ottines, branch of 
Nah'ane tribe at Fort des 
Liards IV vn 521 
Esquimaux, see Eskimo 
Essa Tp., topographical fea- 
tures of I I 225 
Essence. 
Artificial preparation of 
flavoring matters of fruits I i 17 
Artificial production of 
essences of various fruit. . I i 10 
Mode of Manufacturing 
Artificial Essences: 
reprint I u 10 
Of Pineapple Oil, Bergamot 
Pear Oil, Apple Oil, and 
Artificial Oil of Bitter 
Almonds; manufacture of In 11 
Essex County, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 381 
Etaottines, branch of Nah'- 
ane tribe in Good Hope 
Mts IV vn 521 
Etching. 
Art of. By Henry S. 
Howland, Jun.: abstract. Ill n 242 
Etemankiaks, territory IV in 196 
Ether. 
Calculation of density in 
space Ill ii 42 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ether-Con. 
Luminiferous. By J. M. 
Clark IV n 93 
(abstract) Ill vii 15 
Ethiny-u-wuk Indians, cen- 
sus 1847 I i 198 
Ethiopia. 
Dr. Lepsius' exploration of, 
in 1842 I n 154 
Horite traces in II xm 544 
Preliminary Account of 
Expedition of Dr. R. 
Lepsius to Egypt, Ethi- 
opia and Sinai: reprint.. I ii 153 
179,266 
Scientific Results of Dr. R. 
Lepsius's journey to I n 266 
Zimran traces in II xv 289 
Ethiopian. 
Religion of II x 59 
Using stone and bone wea- 
pons IV iv 42 
Ethnan, identity of II xiv 200 
Ethnography. 
Advances in (1854) I in 89 
Importance of Philology as 
a criterion in IV iv 21 
Misconception as to ethno- 
graphical status of Dene. IV iv 14 
Of southern Denes IV iv 13 
Some Ethnographic Pha- 
ses OF CONCHOLOGY, by 
Daniel Wilson II m 377 
Ethnological. 
Anthropology uncertain 
criterion of, differences... IV iv 17 
Collection Crystal Palace at 
Sydenham I i 47 
Classification of Human 
Race. By Rev. Prof. 
Anderson: reprint II in 89 
Crania of ancient Romans. II n 221 
Details of trapping devises 
useful in '. IV v 98 
Ethnical Forms and Un- 
designed Artificial Dis- 
tortions of Human Cran- 
ium. By Daniel Wilson... II vn 399 
Huron race and its head 
form. By Daniel Wilson. II xm 113 
Illustrative Examples of 
SOME MODIFYING ELE- 
MENTS affecting Ethnic 
SIGNIFICANCE OF PECU- 
LIAR Forms of Human 
Skull. By Daniel Wilson II vi 414 
Lartet and Christy's re- 
searches ON EXISTENCE 
of Man in Central 
France when reindeer 
inhabited country: re- 
print II ix 262 
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Laws of consanguinity 
among Indians (Amer.) 
may be means of tracing 
origin II iv 225 
Philology only safe criterion 
of, certitude IV vi 84 
Sketch of Europe I u 247 
Ethnology. 
Of Celts I ii 247 
Of Mound builders I i 107 
Of Oscans and Umbrians... I u 221 
Of Pelasgians I u 219 
Of Tyrrhenians I II 220 
Position in 1857 II II 212 
Pre-historic Ethnology. 
By A. F. Chamberlain: 
abstract HI v 144 
Race head-forms and 
THEIR EXPRESSION BY 
measurements. By Dan- 
iel Wilson II xii 269 
Remains found in drift in 
France evidence of an- 
tiquity of man II iv 496 
Review of state of, 1861.... II vi 117 
Skulls of early inhabitants 
of British Isles II II 443 
Traces of Human Arts in 
Drift (France): reprint . II iv 496 
Ethnological, connection of 
ancient races II xm 167 
Ethylamine, salts of II i 489 
Etobicoke River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 209 
Etobicoke Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 381 
Etruria. 
Early inhabitants of I II 220 
Etruria Capta. By John 
Campbell HI m 144 
Etruscan. 
Alphabet HI m 168 
Alphabet's origin.... Ill v 102 
Basque construction in. . . . Ill ill 152 
Basque origin of HI V 87 
Bilingual inscriptions HI V 88 
Characters in writing HI in 145 
Etruscan Question. By 
Rev. Prof. Ferguson Ill V 84 
Inscriptions in Canary Is- 
lands IV vn 62 
Language . HI V 96 
Language is syllabic. Ill V 91 
Language of, Inscriptions. . Ill ill 152 
Language with examples. .. I u 276 
Origin., HI v 103 
Phonetic values of, charac- 
ters HI in 156 
Proper names Ill m 255 
Research, brief account of. . 111 v 85 
Sepulchral inscriptions HI in 162 
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Etruscan-Con. 
Syllabic signs Ill v 95 
Turanian origin of Ill in 145 
Vocabulary Ill m 244 
Etsinaki IV iv 255 
Eturgeon Lac, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 381 
Etymologies, wrong, and 
misprints in English Lan- 
guage II xi 45 
Etymon. 
Note on, of Ontario. By 
• Rev. Dr. Scadding II vn 502 
Euboea, Ashchurite traces in. II xiv 251 
Euboea, Chaicis in. 
Copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 228 
Silver coins from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 105 
Euboea, Histiaea in, silver 
coins from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 107 
Eucalyptus, sugar of II i 81 
Euchaetes (Harris), generic 
characters II vm 366 
E. egle (.Drury) II vm 366 
Euclid. 
Legendre's proof of twelfth 
axiom not true II v 341 
Note on Euclid, Propo- 
sition 5, Book I. By 
Rev. E. K. Kendall II in 318 
Relation that can be 
PROVED TO SUBSIST BE- 
TWEEN Area of plane 
TRIANGLE AND SUM OF 
Angles on Hypothesis 
THAT TWELFTH AXIOM IS 
false. By Geo. Paxton 
Young II V 341 
Eucosma galls, moth in lar- 
val stage IV ix 310 
Eucosma scudderiana, Cle- 
mens. 
Characteristics IV ix 312 
On hosts Solidago canaden- 
sis, L., S. serotina var. 
gigantea (Gray) IV ix 310 
Time of emergence of moths IV ix 310 
Eucyrtidina IV vm 386 
Eudamus, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats Ill n 241 
Euderces picipes, Fabr 
(Mels. Cat.), Ontario... I in 212,326 
Euglena, nuclei of IV vi 450 
E. acus, Ehreb (pl.) Ill i 308 
E. viridis, division of nucleo- 
lus in IV vi 501 
Eugubine Tables. 
Described and part translated I n 275 
History of Ill v 220 
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Eugubine Tables-Con. 
Prof. Campbell's trans- 
lation criticized Ill v 86 
Umbrian portion interpre- 
ted Ill v 219 
Eugyra (Bostrichobran- 
chus) pilularis Verrill, 
Canadian Atlantic coast. IV ix 144 
Euler. 
Euler's Equations of Mo- 
tion. By Jas. Loudon... Ill I 95 
Eumatopius stelleri, Les- 
son, Canadian localities.. Ill vi 77 
Eunomia, M. de Gasparis, its 
discoverer awarded prize 
of Academy of Sciences, 
Paris I I 48 
Euomphalus De Cewi, Cor- 
niferous, Ontario (pl.)... II vi 358 
E. Conradi II vi 529 
E. uniangulatus, Ottawa R. I i 221 
Euonymus, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of. 
E. americanus, L II xv 353 
E. atropurpurens, Jacq II xv 353 
Eupatorium perfoliatum, 
L., host of Neolasioptera 
perfoliata, Felt IV ix 323 
Eupatoria perfoliatum, L., 
glands in galls but not in 
normal tissue IV ix 368 
Euphorbia helioscopia, E. 
Polygonifolia, E. maculata 
and E. hypericifolia found 
around Toronto; described I I 206 
Euphorbiaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill II 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 648 
London species II vm 232 
Euphony, Blackfoot IV v 131 
Euplotes charon, influence of 
temperature on Ill I 300 
Euripides. Notes on, with 
translation of 
Iphigenia, in Aul, v. 808 and 
1143 HI i 160 
Phoenissae 583 II xin 427 
Europe. 
Aryan migrations into and 
changes produced in lan- 
guage of HI vi 110 
Celtic influence in South... I n 248 
Cymric migrations into.... II xv 291 
Early notices of Beaver 
in, and America. By 
Daniel Wilson II iv 359 
Early races in. I n 248 
Flora common to America 
and IV vm 38 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Europe-Con. 
History of Collegiate System 
of education in II I 168 
Introduction of horses into. I I 180 
On Occurrence of Ameri- 
can Birds in. By H. 
Gatke: reprint II vi 459 
On a Second Instance of 
Reproduction of Os- 
trich in: reprint II vi 46 
Proposal to establish rail- 
way connection with In- 
dia II H 84 
Remarks on Intrusion of 
Germanic Races on 
Area of Older Keltic 
Races of. By Daniel 
Wilson I ii 246 
Teutonic Race's first ap- 
pearance in I II 248 
European. 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 229 
Brain weight of II xv 251 
European Group, Canadian 
flora IV viii 27 
Eurosta solidaginis, Fitch. 
Glands more plentiful or 
larger in galls than in nor- 
mal tissue IV ix 368 
Host and anatomy (pl.).... IV ix 325 
Euryalida II vi 517 
Euscarians, primitive popula- 
tion in Europe HI vi 110 
Eutaenia. 
Nasal gland of Muller (pl.). Ill I 393 
Nasal region in. By A. B. 
Macallum (pl.) Ill I 390 
E. sirtalis. 
Nasal region (pl.) Ill i 390 
Organ of Jacobson (pl.).. . . Ill i 391 
Euthryphro § 12, Bekker, 
text and translation II vn 477 
Euura, species IV ix 327 
E. S. gemma, Walsh. 
Anatomy (pl.) and hosts. . . IV ix 328 
E. S. ovum, Walsh, anatomy 
(pl.) IV ix 329 
E. serissimse, Rohwer. 
Host.... IV ix 328 
Underscribed Sawfly Gall 
anatomy (pl.) IV ix 329 
Evaporation. 
At St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 
1858 II iv 265 
1859..... II v 311 
One cause of atmospheric 
electricity I n 182 
Eve, F. C. 
Alkalies' action on nerve 
cells: ref IV vi 413 
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Chemical properties of Nissl 
granules: ref IV vi 406 
Nissl granules, slightly dis- 
solved in acids: ref IV vi 413 
Evening Primrose, Canadian 
localities II xv 553 
Evermann. 
Salmon all die on spawning 
grounds: ref IV ix 31 
Evidence. 
on Belief and, 
By Rev. Wm. Hincks.... II x 232 
Evodinus monticola, Mels. 
Cat I in 258 
Evolution. 
Human, and human dis- 
ease. By Prof. J. J. Mac- 
kenzie IV viu 535 
Position of, in 1876. By R. 
Ramsay Wright II xv 231 
Evotomys. Canadian locali- 
ties of 
E. rutilus, Pallas Ill vi 80 
E. rutilus var Gapperi, 
Vigors Ill vi 80 
Ewart, A. J. 
Plants tend to neutralize 
both acids and alkalies: 
ref IV vii 322 
Ex. Argent, interpretation of, 
on pigs of lead found in 
Britain II vn 34 
Exhibition. 
The Dublin Great In- 
dustrial Exhibition: 
reprint I i 253 
Extract from Report of 
u 6th Exhibition and Fair 
of the Massachusetts 
Charitable Mechanics' 
Association: reprint.... I i 215 
International of 1862 II vm 108 
Irish Industrial I i 265 
Paris, 1867 II xm 1 
Proposal to establish de- 
cennial, objects etc.: re- 
viewed II iv 236 
Provincial Exhibition, Lon- 
don, 1854: notice I m 43 
Exhibition, Industrial, N.Y. 
New York Industrial Ex- 
hibition: reprint I in 44 
Special report of Mr. 
Dilke on: reprint I in 60 
Summary of Report by 
Sir Charles Lyell ; Geo- 
logical Section: reprint I m 35 
Exhibition of 1851. 
Canadian exhibit of sleighs 
at I I 87 
Canadian mineral exhibit at I i 38 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Exhibition of 1851-Con. 
Extracts from lectures 
DELIVERED BEFORE THE 
Society of Arts. . I i 9,38, 135, 158 
Essences of various fruits 
artificially produced, ex- 
hibited I I 10 
Jury's report on Agricultural 
and Mineral exhibits of 
Canada I I 90 
Logan W. E., honored with 
Autograph letter from 
H.R.H. Prince Albert for 
his work I I 42 
Report of Juries: reviewed. I i 89 
Results of I n 56 
Scammony, exhibited at. . . I I 10 
Exhibition, Paris or French 
1855. 
Agriculture of. By J. 
Wilson, F.R.S.: reviewed II I 140 
Canada at: reviewed II n 32 
Canadian cereals at II I 144 
Canadian Exhibits compar- 
ed with European II n 36 
Canadian Minerals at. .. I in 241 
Observations on Canadian 
exhibit at II n 35 
Plows at II i 142 
Exhibition, Provincial. 
Notice of, for 1852 I i 23 
Provincial Agri, show for 
1852, FULL DESCRIPTION.. I I 52 
Existence, Absolute, Fer- 
rier's (Prof.) view on, 
criticised II i 113 
Exoccipitals, Amiurus Catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 271 
Exochomus 15-punctata, 
Oliv I in 326 
Exogenous, origin of number 
five in circles of parts.... II m 317 
Exorhizal, division in plants. II xi 241 
Expeditions. 
Arctic Expeditions: re- 
print I ii 83, 111 
Naval Astronomical to the 
Southern Hemisphere, 
1849, -50, -51, -52, by 
Lieut. Gilliss, U.S.N.: re- 
viewed II ii 195 
Results of Assyrian, of 
Col. Rawlinson: reprint I in 309 
Explosions. 
On Boiler Explosions. 
By Astronomer Royal, 
1863: reprint II ix 46 
On Boiler explosions. 
By Sewell: reprint I m 145 
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Explosions-Con. 
Steam-Boiler explosions. 
Mr. Fairbairn's, experi- 
ments: PROPOSED ASSOCI- 
ATIONS FOR THEIR PRE- 
VENTION I III 81 
Exports, British for 1853.... I m 67 
Extensa II vm 4 
Extensive quantity II xi 315 
Extension or space, in Psy- 
chology II xi 315 
External Perception. 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's doctrine 
of: criticized II xu 57 
Extensor brevis digitorum, 
Orang IV vi 563 
E. brevis digitorum pedis, 
homologues extensor mi- 
nimi digiti and extensor 
indicis IV vi 580 
E. brevis pollicis, Orang.... IV vi 543 
E. carpi radialis brevior, 
Orang IV vi 541 
E. carpi radialis longior, 
Orang IV vi 541 
E. carpi radialis longior et 
brevior, homologue in 
foot IV vi 579 
E. carpi ulnar is. 
Homologue in foot IV vi 579 
Orang IV vi 542 
E. communis digitorum, 
Orang IV vi 541 
E. indicis. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 542 
Gibbon IV vi 542 
Gorilla IV vi 542 
Homologue of extensor bre- 
vis digitorum pedis IV vi 580 
Orang IV vi 542 
Pithecia IV vi 542 
E. longus digitorum, Orang IV vi 563 
E. longus hallucis, Orang... IV vi 563 
E. longus pollicis, Orang... IV vi 542 
E. minimi digiti. 
Apes IV vi 542 
Homologue of extensor bre- 
vis digitorum pedis IV vi 580 
Orang IV vi 541 
E. ossis metacarpi pollicis. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 547 
Homologue in foot IV vi 579 
Orang IV vi 543 
Extrastelar pith, A Osmunda 
cinnamomea IV vm 527 
Eycleshymer. 
Irregularity in direction of 
rotation in Amblystoma 
eggs: ref IV vm 476 
Eye. 
Adaptation of, to dark IV v 308 
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Eye-Con. 
Asthenopia of II xi 24 
Hypermetropia of II xi 21 
Myopia of II xi 16 
New Ophthalmoscope for 
Photographing the 
Posterior Internal 
Surface of living Eye; 
WITH OUTLINE OF THEORY 
OF ORDINARY OPHTHAL- 
MOSCOPE. By A. M.Rose- 
brugh. II ix 81 
Optical consideration of.... II xi 2 
Optical defects of, and 
THEIR TREATMENT BY 
SCIENTIFIC USE OF SPEC- 
TACLES. By A. M. Rose- 
brugh II xi 1 
On some Phenomena pro- 
duced BY REFRACTIVE 
power of. By A. Claudit: 
reprint II ix 56 
Optics of II ix 81 
Optics of normal human.... II xi 13 
Overcompensation of bright- 
ness of retinal image.... IV v 308 
Presbyopia of II xi 27 
IV vi 510 
Strabismus of II xi 26 
Supposed law of visible di- 
rection II ii 268 
Eye glasses. 
Function of indirect vis- 
ion AND USE OF COLOURED 
AND SMOKED. By A. 
Kirschmann IV v 305 
Eylais IV ix 281 
E. desecta Koen. 
Full description of female 
(pM IV ix 283 
Syn. E. extendens Koenike; 
E. desecta Koenike IV ix 283 
E. extendens Koenike, syn. 
of. 
E. desecta Koen IV ix 283 
E. falcata Koen IV ix 282 
E. marshalloe Koen IV ix 286 
E. triangulifera Koen IV ix 285 
E. falcata Koen. 
Full description of female 
(pl.) ... IV ix 282 
Syn. E. extendens Koenike; 
E. falcata Koenike IV ix 282 
E. marshallae Koen, n. sp. 
Full description (pl.) IV ix 286 
Syn. E. extendens Koenike. IV ix 286 
E. triangulifera Koen. 
Full description of male (pl.) IV ix 285 
Syn. E. extendens Koenike; 
E. triangulifera Koenike.. IV ix 285 
Eyzies grotto, bones, etc., 
found in II ix 263 
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Ezer, descendants and con- 
nections II xv 281 
Ezra family connection with 
Ashchur II xiv 167 
Faber. 
Origin of Pagan Idolatry: 
ref II xiii 152 
Fabrics. 
Materials for Textile II i 90 
Textile, methods of bleach- 
ing I I 135 
Facialis, Amiurus HI n 369 
Facility. 
Habit and, discussed HI iv 38 
Faculae on Sun. 
First observations on II vm 304 
Origin IV vi 353 
Fagopyrum esculentum, ex- 
periments to test whether 
nutrient solution applied 
by spraying would sup- 
port life IV vn 297 
Fagus ferruginea, Canadian II vi 31 
F. grandifolia Ehrh, host for 
Eriophyes sp IV ix 299 
F. sylvatica, Canadian II vi 31 
Fairbairn, W. 
Experiments on solidifi- 
cation OF BODIES UNDER 
great pressure: reprint I ill 172 
General improvements in 
Mechanical Science in 
1852: reprint I n 72 
On the increased 
STRENGTH OF CAST IRON, 
PRODUCED BY USE OF 
improved coke: reprint. I I 222 
Results of experiments on 
Steam boilers I in 82 
Steam as an Industrial 
Agent: reprint I m 315 
Steam boiler explosions 
Experiments of. Pro- 
posed Association for 
their Prevention: re- 
print I in 81 
Fairclough, H. R., M.A. 
Private correspondence 
of Lieut.-Col. Coffin, 
DURING REBELLION OF 
1837 IV in 281 
(abstract) IV ill 26 
Fairford, Alan. 
Real name "John Kent"; 
selections from his writ- 
ings II xv 264 
Fairies' grotto, France, ex- 
cavations in II ix 274 
Faium, examination of I n 153 
Fairy pipes II n 246 
Falco, Hamilton species II V 388 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Falco-Con. 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 195,196 
IV in 67 
F. columbarius. winters 
around Toronto I I 169 
F. peregrinus, Canadian 
specimen II iv 447 
F. sacer, Forster, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Falcon, Hamilton species.... II v 388 
F. peregrine. 
Canadian specimen II iv 447 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 13 
Toronto visitor : HI vn 195 
Falconidse. 
Character and habits II iv 448 
Family of. By Rev. W. 
Hincks II iv 443 
Generic characters II iv 446 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 11 
Falls, Great, gazetteer notice 
(1813) ... II xiv 381 
Falls, Long, gazetteer notice 
(1813).. II xiv 381 
Falls of Niagara, gazetteer 
notice (1813) .. II xiv 381 
False Acacia, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 356 
False Flax, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 163 
False Ginseng, characters; 
Canadian habitats II vi 281 
False Indigo, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 360 
False Loosestrife, Canadian 
localities II xv 553 
False Mermaid, Canadian 
localities II xv 350 
False Mitre-wort, Canadian 
localities II xv 549 
Famines. 
Causes of, in India. By 
Rev. J. T. Sunderland.. . IV vin 213 
In India; causes and British 
policy regarding IV ix 91 
In India under native rule.. IV ix 93 
Rain-failure in India as 
cause of IV vm 213 
Fankhauser. 
Prothallus of Lycopodium 
annotinum: ref IV v 267 
Fanshaw, Richard. 
Translation of Lusiad of 
Camoens. Original folio 
now possessed by Dr. 
Scadding II xiv 607 
Faraday, Prof. F.R.S. 
Atmospheric electricity.... I II 184 
Compounds in by-products 
of coal gas: benzine I I 78 
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Further Observations on 
ASSOCIATED CASES, IN 
Electric Induction of 
CURRENT AND STATIC 
effects: reprint I in 299 
His conception of Lines of 
force I I 31 
Identity of dynamic or 
VOLTAIC ELECTRICITY 
WITH STATIC OR FRICTION- 
AL: abstract I n 280 
Observations on Mag- 
netic force: reprint.... I I 191 
Note on regelation: re- 
print . II vi 54 
Observations on para, and 
diamagnetic substances. . I i 192 
On Oxygen: reprint I n 10 
On Physical Lines of 
Magnetic Force: reprint I i 31 
Relations of Gold to light.. II n 449 
Regelation, principles in- 
volved II vi 63 
Recommendation regarding 
lightning conductors I m 145 
Farish, Prof. 
Autograph and character- 
istics II xiv 618 
Farlow. 
Tracheides in Pteris cretica: 
ref IV v 281 
Farmer. 
Internal endodermis in Hel- 
minthostachys: ref IV vi 602 
Precocious development of 
cotyledon of Marattiaceae: 
ref. . . ' IV v 280 
Farmer's Association. 
Formed in E. Oxford, Ox- 
ford Co I i 22 
Farm Machinery, descrip- 
tion of portable farming 
produce, Mill I i 13 
Farr, Mr., Toronto II xm 182 
Farrar, Canon. 
Grammatical gender: ref. . Ill vn 216 
Fat. 
Absorbed in intestine in fine 
particles as emulsion. ... IV vm 242 
Absorption in intestine; ref. 
to bibliography IV vm 241 
Absorption in intestine; 
Wilson's method of study IV vm 243 
Absorption of fat in 
intestine ; by G. E. 
Wilson IV vm 241 
Capillaries take it up IV vm 253 
Distribution above and be- 
low nuclear zone IV vm 247 
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Fat-Con. 
Distribution of Fat, 
Chlorides, Phosphates, 
Potassium and Iron in 
Striated Muscle. By 
Maud L. Menten IV vm 403 
How carried through ade- 
noid tissue IV vm 249 
In parenchyma IV vm 248 
In epithelium IV vm 247 
In epithelial cells and man- 
ner of entering IV vm 242 
In muscle (pl.) IV vm 406 
In proximity to nuclei of 
muscle IV vm 403 
In striated border IV vm 254 
Localization of, in muscle. . IV vm 404 
Passage into lacteal IV vm 252 
Transfer through parenchy- 
ma IV vm 249 
Fata Morgana, cause of I i 7 
Fatigue, experiments on, of 
secondary Rays IV ix 162 
Faulted-Basins, Jamaica.... IV v 355 
Faull, J. H., B.A., Ph.D. 
Stele of Osmunda cinna- 
momea IV vm 515 
Fauna. 
British Columbia coast... . IV ix 115 
Contributions to, Cana- 
densis, BEING AN AC- 
COUNT OF ANIMALS dred- 
ged in L. Ontario in 
1872. By H. Alleyne 
Nicholson II xm 490 
Crustacean, of primordial 
zone in Europe and of 
Quebec group compared. II vi 287 
Evidence of a glacial period IV vm 283 
Manner of obtaining idea of 
successive faunae II vi 290 
Miocene, of West Indies.... IV vm 381 
Materials for, Canaden- 
sis. By Wm. Hincks II vn 446 
On Primordial Fauna and 
Pt. Levi Fossils. By Jas. 
Hall: reprint II vi 284 
On use of Faunal Lists. 
By Ernest E. Thompson. Ill vn 275 
Quebec Group of Rocks at 
Pt. Levi, Que II vi 43 
Remarks on, of Quebec 
Group of Rocks and 
Primordial Zone of 
Canada. By Sir Wm. 
E. Logan: reprint II vi 40 
Subarctic, on coasts of 
Nova Scotia and New 
Brunswick IV ix 113 
Faust. 
Gcethe's. By Prof. L. E. 
Horning IV vn 135 
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Faust-Con. 
Tabular comparison of 
three stages in which 
part I is known IV vii 135 
Favolus. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of. 
F. canadensis Klotsch IV ix 77 
F. europseus IV ix 77 
Favosites (Lamarck). 
Clinton Group, Owen Sound II xiv 140 
Favosites of Devonian 
Rocks of Western On- 
tario. By H. Alleyne 
Nicholson II xiv 38 
Generic characters II iv 99 
Generic limits of Il xiv 38 
Species divided into groups. II xiv 39 
Species, massive and ra- 
mose II xiv 40 
F. basaltica (Goldfuss). 
Corniferous, Ontario (pl.).. II iv 106 
Devonian, Ontario II xiv 43 
Similar to F. Gothlandica. . II iv 103 
F. cervicornis (De Blain- 
ville). 
Corniferous, Ontario (pl.). . II IV 110 
F. dubia, De Blainville. 
Corniferous, Ontario II iv 111 
Niagara limestone, Rock- 
wood II xiv 150 
F. favosa, Goldfuss, Niagara 
limestone, Owen Sound. . II xiv 147 
F. forbesi (Edw and 
Haime), Corniferous, 
Ontario II xiv 45 
F. goldfussi II iv 103 
F. gothlandica, Lamarck, 
characteristic. . II xiv 39 
Corniferous, Ontario....... II xiv 41 
Description of, by various 
authorities II iv 99 
Devonian; corniferous, On- 
tario II iv 104 
Hamilton Group, Bosanquet II v 260 
Niagara Limestone, Rock- 
wood, Thorold, Owen 
Sound II xiv 146 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 509 
Ottawa R I I 222 
F. gracilis, corniferous, On- 
tario II iv 111 
F. hemispherica (Yandell 
and Shumard). 
Corniferous, Ontario (pl.).. II iv 105 
11 xiv 47 
Hamilton Group, Bosanquet II v 260 
F. lycoperdon, Ottawa R. .. I i 222 
F. multipora, Hall, Niagara 
Limestone, Rockwood 
and Thorold II xiv 149 
F. niagarensis II iv 103 
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F. polymorpha, Goldfuss. 
Characteristics II xiv 39 
Devonian, Ontario II xiv 50 
Guelph Formation, Hespe- 
ler II xiv 142 
Limestone rocks, Ontario 
(pl.) II iv 110 
F. reticulata, corniferous, 
Ontario II IV 111 
F. seriata, Hall, Niagara 
Limestone, Rockwood.. . II xiv 150 
F. trosti II iv 103 
F. turbinata (Billings). 
Canadian specimen (pl.).. . Ill v 258 
Corniferous, Ontario (pl.). . II iv 109 
II xiv 48 
F. venusta, Hall. 
Hespeler and Elora II xiv 142 
Niagara Limestone, Rock- 
wood II xiv 148 
Fayalite, and Lievrite, com- 
pared II vii 44 
Febrifuge. 
Native Denes IV iv 130 
Spruce shoots IV iv 130 
Fecundity, of Marine Vege- 
tation at Palaeozoic Ages. II xi 191 
Feejee Islanders, pecularities 
of crania II vii 442 
Feelings, nomology of II xi 318 
Fehling, Prof. 
Determination of per- 
centage of Tannin in 
SUBSTANCES USED FOR 
tanning: reprint I in 109 
Mode of manufacturing 
artificial essences I n 10 
Feine, who were they? IV I 225 
Felspar. 
Artificial production of. . . . II ill 205 
Canadian ornamental II vm 121 
Characteristics II v 521 
Characters Canadian locali- 
ties of, rock II vi 434 
Economic possibilities of 
lime feldspars of gneissoid 
rocks in Canada II in 322 
Lime II v 529 
Potash II vi 528 
Rock in Laurentian rocks. II in 4 
Felspar, chemical analysis 
of, from 
Beloeil, Que II v 435 
Mt. Johnson, Que II v 435 
Mt. Royal, Que II v 439 
Shefford, Que II v 431 
Felis canadensis, Rich, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 72 
F. concolor, Linn. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 71 
Occurrence in southern Que- 
bec Ill vii 281 
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Felsites. Hudson's Bay HI iv 197 
Female Education II vn 386 
Fenestella tenuis, Hall, 
Clinton Group, Dundas. ... II XIV 142 
F. tenuiceps, Hall II xiv 141 
Fenni. 
Tacitus on arms of IV iv 43 
Using Bone arrows IV iv 43 
Fenton, John, clerk of St. 
James, Toronto II xu 251 
Ferdinand Philip, Duke of 
Orleans. 
Autograph in volume now 
property of Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 540 
Ferguson, of Niagara Specta- 
tor II xu 527 
Ferguson, Rev. Prof. 
Etruscan Question Ill v 84 
Ferment theory, of gluten 
formation IV vn 511 
Fermentation. 
Butyric Acid in lactic II vi 457 
Causes IV ix 273 
On Occurrence of, pro- 
ducing INFUSORIA CAP- 
ABLE OF LIVING WITHOUT 
free Oxygen. By M. L. 
Pasteur: reprint II vi 456 
Fernandina, Fa. 
Notice of Longitude of, by 
chronometer exchanges 
from Savannah, Georgia. II in 71 
Fern root. 
Diggers; Dene IV iv 115 
How cooked by Denes IV iv 116 
Ferns. 
Attempted improvement 
in Arrangement of, and 
IN NOMENCLATURE OF 
THEIR SUB-DIVISIONS. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xu 358 
Classification of II xu 364 
L. Huron district II xiv 471 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Synopsis of Canadian, and 
Filicoid Plants. By Geo. 
Lawson: reviewed II ix 348 
Ferric Hydroxide. 
Dialysis of Colloidal. 
By E. F. Burton IV ix 53 
Duclaux's formula for, col- 
loid IV ix 53 
Effect of potassium phos- 
phate on, colloid in regard 
to velocity of particles in 
electric field IV ix 57 
Relation of electric charge to 
chlorine content in, colloid IV ix 54 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ferrier, Prof. 
An Examination of His 
Theory of Knowing 
and Being. By Rev. G. 
Paxton Young II I 105 
Theory of Absolute Exist- 
ence II I 113 
Theory of contradictory 
doctrine II I 114 
Theory of divine knowledge II I 109 
Theory of Ego II I 108 
Theory of Epistemology. . . II I 160 
Theory of God's knowledge 
of Himself II i 109 
Theory of Ontology II I 106 
Ferro Nickel, production.... IV h 90 
Ferrocyanhydric Acid, pre- 
paration of I ii 172 
Ferruginous Thrush, habits 
of Ontario visitor Ill m 98 
Fertilization, accidental, of 
Papilionaceous Plants. . . II iv 222 
Fertilizers, manufacture in 
Canada IV vm 167 
Fessenden, C. 
New Planimeter Ill v 27 
Fewkes, Dr. 
Moki Indians, acquaintance 
with indigenous plants... IV vi 327 
Fiber, Canadian localities 
of. 
F. osoyoosensis, Lord Ill vi 82 
F. zibethicus, Linn Ill vi 82 
Fibrin, plant, in gluten IV vn 498 
Fibrine. 
Blood from liver does not 
contain II ix 178 
Blood from kidneys does 
not contain II ix 179 
Facts tending to show 
DAILY DEVELOPMENT AND 
TRANSFORMATION OF 
SEVERAL KILOGRAMMES 
OF, IN HUMAN BODY AND 
ALSO WHERETHISDEVELOP- 
MENT AND TRANSFORMA- 
TION TAKE PLACE. By E. 
Brown-Sequard: reprint . II ix 178 
Liver transforms large part 
of II ix 182 
Seat of formation of, in 
blood II ix 184 
Fibrospongiae, reproduction. II xv 422 
Fibrous Materials. 
Statistics of: reprint I m 63 
Fibro-vascular, strands in 
plants IV vi 599 
Fick, Dr. A. E. 
Adaptation of eye to dark: 
ref IV v 308 
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Fick, Rudolf. 
Arteria genu suprema in 
orang: ref IV vi 552 
Clavicular portion of pector- 
alis magnus in orangs ... IV VI 530 
Double insertion of pero- 
neus longus in orang: ref. IV VI 564 
Extensor longus hallucis in 
orang: ref IV vi 563 
Fat in cheeks of orang: ref. IV vi 512 
Feet of man and apes ana- 
tomically alike: ref IV vi 591 
Flexor accessorius in orang: 
ref .:■■■.■ IV VI 571 
Flexor longus pollicis in 
Orang: ref IV vi 539 
Function of adductor hallu- 
cis in orang: ref IV vi 574 
Gluteus maximus in orang: 
ref....... IV vi 556 
Intereossei in orang and 
man: ref IV vi 576 
Ischio-femoral portion of 
bicep in orang: ref IV vi 561 
Joint of first digit saddle 
shaped in orang: ref IV vi 587 
Levator anguli scapulae, ori- 
gin in orang: ref IV vi 526 
Muscle variation in orang: 
ref IV vi 592 
Orang's protrusion of lips 
for taking food: ref IV vi 510 
Peroneus parvus in orang: 
ref IV vi 565 
Plantaris in orang: ref. . . . IV VI 567 
Pronator radii teres in 
orang: ref IV vi 536 
Scansorius in orang IV vi 557 
Scansorius not climbing 
muscle: ref IV vi 558 
Sesamoid bone in orang: 
ref . IV vi 543 
Soleus of orang: ref IV vi 566 
Thumb muscles in orang: 
ref IV vi 550 
Fick and Wislicenus. 
Source of muscular power: 
ref II xi 251 
Fidler, Peter Ill vi 143 
Fidler, Rev. Isaac, Thornhill II xm 443 
Fiji, Ellipsoidina in IV vm 388 
Figians. 
Account of II xii 458 
Crania of.' II vm 155 
Filaments. 
Hexactinian; bibliography. IV vi 387 
Mesenterial, in Zoanthus 
Sociatus (Ellis). By J. 
Playfair McMurrich IV vi 387 
Filaria medinensis II iv 27 
F. triaenucha (n. sp.), (pl.). Ill i 72 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Filhol, E. 
Observations on colour- 
ing MATTER OF FLOWERS. I III 192 
Filicales. 
Generic characters and 
species II xii 364 
Siphonostelic type in IV vi 607 
Young stelar system in.. .. IV vi 605 
Filices. 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II XIV 300 
Hamilton species Ill n 155 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 653 
London species II vm 236 
Filicineae, dichotomy IV vm 521 
Filicoid Plants, synopsis of 
Canadian Ferns and. By 
Geo. Lawson: reviewed.. II ix 348 
Filter. 
Giavel, for cleaning milk. . . IV vn 485 
Kinds and modes of action. IV vm 53 
Syphon, exhibited at 1851 
exhibition I I 11, 12 
Filter-tap. 
Rodd's Registered Filter 
tap (pl.) I i 12 
Filtol. 
Phosphorite beds: ref IV vm 501 
Finch. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
II vi 17 
F. American Gold, habits of 
Ontario visitors HI III 96 
F. pine, habits of Ontario 
visitors Ill III 89 
F. purple. 
Notes and observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill in 92 
III vn 188, 189 
IV in 69, 78, 95, 106 
Pine grosbeaks and IV I 41 
Finch Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 382 
Finch's inn II xm 441 
Findlay, A. G. 
On Arctic and Antarctic 
Currents, and their 
CONNECTION WITH FATE 
of Sir John Franklin: 
reprint I in 160 
On OCEANIC CURRENTS AND 
THEIR INFLUENCE ON THE 
Central American 
Canal: reprint I i 248 
Fin of Amiurus catus. 
Anal Ill ii 301 
Caudal Ill n 301 
Dorsal Ill n 298 
Muscles of anal Ill n 338 
Muscles of caudal (pl.) .... Ill n 339 
Muscles of dorsal HI n 336 
Muscles of pectoral arch and III n 331 
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Fin of Amiurus catus-Con. 
Muscles of pelvic Ill n 334 
Pectoral arch and Ill n 301 
Pelvic arch and Ill n 306 
Finland, Fine Arts in I i 261 
Finns. 
Crania of II ix 398 
Magic Songs IV vi 325 
Of prehistoric times II ix 397 
Original home of Ill vi 282 
Finsen, Niels R. 
Brief biography IV vin 100 
Effect of light on small pox 
patients IV vni 106 
Finsen, Niels R. His Life 
and Work. By Chas. R. 
Dickson IV vin 99 
Irritant character of light 
upon skin and its cause.. IV vin 106 
Light baths IV vin 112 
Light cure for Lupus vul- 
garis IV vin 114 
Light Institute IV vin 120 
Stimulating effect of light 
on animals IV vni 109 
Fir family, species yielding 
paper fibre II xi 199 
Fire. 
Australian Aborigines' tra- 
dition concerning II I 509 
Dene ceremonial IV vi 114 
Dene mode of starting IV iv 114 
Fire Arms. 
Breech-loading and self- 
cleaning Rifles, Shot 
guns and pistols: re- 
print I hi 60 
New revolving guns and 
Pistols: reprint I m 61 
On Fire-arms. By Mr. 
Wilkinson: reprint I I 216 
Fire-Balls I n 190 
Fire Engines, Steam, ex- 
periments with I in 341 
Fire Pink, Canadian habitats II xv 170 
Fire place. 
Dene IV iv 187 
Diagram of new I in 25 
Position of. By Dr. Neil 
Arnott: reprint I in 38 
Fire wood, Dene IV iv 47 
Firolidae, generic characters. II xn 33 
Fischer. 
Cyanophyceae's colourless 
central body: ref IV vi 445 
Structure of Beggiatoa: ref. IV vi 474 
Fischer, B. 
Scarlet Red solution to give 
best result in staining fat: 
ref IV vm 405 
His work IV ix 271 
Synthesh of pioteins: ref . . IV vm 433 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Fish. 
Alimentary Canal in Ga- 
noid. By A B. Macal- 
lum: abstract Ill in 271 
Artificial breeding of: 
lepiint I I 18 
I in 65 
Bacteriological examination 
of sawdust water in shade 
and sunshine for effect on IV vn 466 
Conditions determining 
poisonous nature of saw- 
dust pollution in streams. IV vn 465 
Cultures from sawdust ex- 
tracts made by Dr. W. T. 
Connell, effect on IV vn 460 
Decaying sawdust, effect on IV vn 458 
Dene instruments fot catch- 
ing (pl.) IV iv 72, 84, 123 
Description of Intestinal 
Worm from Duodenum 
of White Fish of Cana- 
dian Lakes. By Beverley 
R. Morris II iv 442 
Desert sawdust polluted 
streams for purer tribu- 
taries IV vn 465 
Difference in organic matter 
passing into streams from 
farms, and forest, and 
effect on IV vn 461 
Difference in sunlighted and 
shaded streams on bac- 
terial life and on IV vn 460 
Directions for Collect- 
ing. By L. Agassiz: re- 
print I ii 91 
Effects of aerating pine ex- 
tracts on IV vn 445 
Effect of aromatic com- 
pound formed by bacteria 
on IV vn 459 
Effect of discharge from pulp 
mills and beet sugar mills 
on IV vn 439 
Effect of sawdust in Bonne- 
cherre River on IV vn 462 
Effect of sawdust in experi- 
mental tank on IV vn 433 
Effect of sawdust in experi- 
mental tank on, eggs. ... IV vn 436 
Effect of strength of saw- 
dust extracts on IV vn 440 
Effect of white pine extracts 
on IV vn 444 
Effects of extracts from saw- 
dust placed in sun and in 
shade on IV VII 460 
Effect of extracts from 
white pine, hemlock and 
cedar barks on IV vn 457 
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Fish-Con. 
Effects of extract of cedar 
and pine sawdust on IV vu 441 
Electric, employed thera- 
peutically II in 59 
Electric, of Nile II m 64 
Estimation of percentage 
pollution in Bonnecherre 
River and its effect on.. . IV vu 463 
Extraordinary Fishes 
from California, con- 
stituting A NEW FAMILY. 
By L. Agassiz: reprint... I n 87 
First fish hatchery 1 I 279 
Fish containing living 
young, discovery of, and 
proposed names I n 87 
Fish manures II iv 276 
Found in mill ends in saw- 
dust streams IV vn 450 
Instinct leads them to avoid 
poisonous liquid IV vn 451 
Nutritive Relations in saw- 
dust extracts, on IV vn 461 
Objections (4) to sawdust 
on propagation of food 
Fishes. By W. Landmark 
Norway IV vn 428 
On Electric, as earl- 
iest ELECTRIC MACHINES 
EMPLOYED BY MANKIND. 
By Geo. Wilson (Edin.): 
reprint II Hi 58 
Preservation of, for natural 
history specimens, notes 
'on.... I I 173 
Propagation of Food fishes 
By Prof. Rasch of Norway; 
effect of polluting streams 
on IV vn 428 
Raa'&d (electric) II Hi 64 
Rate at which white pine 
extract dissolved out 
effects IV vn 449 
Razor, methods of catching II vn 359 
Razor, as food II vn 360 
Remy's experiments on 
breeding I I 279 
Repeopling of Streams 
with, or Pisciculture; 
reprint I I 278 
Sawdust and Fish Life. 
By A. P. Knight IV vn 425 
Sawdust extract on, and fish 
eggs IV vu 436 
Source of sawdust poison 
that affects IV vn 437 
Silurian Star II Hi 158 
Uhlekun, British Columbia. I m 275 
II ii 17 
White, Echinorhynchus in 
duodenum of II IV 442 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Fish Hawk, Hamilton species II v 388 
Fisher. 
Effect of absorption of ether 
vapour by leaves on 
plants: ref IV vn 246 
Fisher, Rev. Osmond. 
Determination of age of 
earth by sodium in ocean, 
criticized: ref IV vn 537 
Fisher, Canadian localities.. Ill vi 74 
Fisheries. 
American rights in New- 
foundland fisheries I n 116 
Bay of Fundy I n 117 
French, in Newfoundland; 
history I u 116 
History of North Ameri- 
can: reprint I n 116 
Whale, in the Arctic regions I I 118 
Fishery Act, 1858 IV vn 426 
Fishing. 
Australian aborigines' me- 
thods II i 260 
Dene methods IV iv 71 
Fishing Islands, Pyrula per- 
versa from I in 156 
Fissidens grandifrons. 
Niagara R II xiv 472 
Owen Sound II xiv 472 
Fissirostral. 
Families included in II ix 232 
On Families properly be- 
longing TO, SUBORDER 
OF INSESSORIAL BIRDS 
AND REAL POSITION OF 
SOME WHICH HAVE BEEN 
REFERRED TO IT. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II ix 230 
Fissured uplands, Black 
River escarpment, Ont... IV vn 172 
Fissures, ice; cause IV ix 17 
Fistulipora (M'Coy), generic 
characters II iv 97 
F. canadensis (Billings), 
Devonian Corniferous or 
Onondaga limestone, On- 
tario II iv 98 
Fitzgibbon, Col. Jas., Tor- 
onto II xiii 110 
Fitzroy, Capt. 
Memorandum on Meteor- 
ology (1854) to British 
Govt.: reprint I m 87 
Fjord and Fleischman. 
Centrifugal separation of 
milk: ref IV vu 487 
Flagellata, Toronto tap 
water Ill i 421 
F. pantostomata, Toronto 
tap water HI i 424 
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Flagstones, Gaspe Peninsula II v 467 
Flames. 
On Electricity of, of 
Hydrogen and Alcohol. 
By M. Mateucci: reprint II vi 385 
Flamingo, order to which be- 
longs II xi 151 
Flamborough Tp. gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 382 
Flat Head Indians. 
Artificially compress crania II I 190 
Expulsion from Alberta... . IV iv 250 
Location I in 273 
II ii 11 
Process of flattening head. . I in 273 
Flathead River, Lebertia tyr- 
relli Koen, n. sp. in IV IX 291 
Flat Islands, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 382 
Flavia Augustina. Latin in- 
scription to, at York, Eng. II vi 235 
Flavorings. 
Mode of manufacturing 
artificial essences: re- 
print I ii 10 
Preparation of I ill 307 
Flax. 
Action of Citric, tar- 
taric AND OXALIC ACIDS 
on, Fibres: reprint I m 113 
Canadian habitats II xv 176 
Cultivation of I I 88 
In Ireland and its products. I I 268 
New Zealand, at edge of 
lava streams II ii 360 
New Zealand Flax: re- 
print I in 55 
Flaxweed, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 161 
Flaxworks, Claussen's I n 233 
Fleischman; Fjord and. 
Centrifugal separation of 
milk: ref IV vn 487 
Fleming, Sir Sandford. 
Address on occasion of 
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY. . IV VI 646 
Canadian Geological Sur- 
vey and its Director 
Sir Wm. E. Logan II i 238 
Cosmic Time; statement 
OF PROGRESS BEING MADE 
IN IT IV I 6 
Early days of Canadian 
Institute IV vi 1 
Longitude and Time-Rec- 
koning; SELECTION OF 
PRIME MERIDIAN COMMON 
TO ALL NATIONS HI I 138 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Fleming, Sir Sandford-Con. 
Memorandum on move- 
ment FOR RECKONING 
TIME ON SCIENTIFIC 
BASIS, BY WHICH GREAT- 
EST SIMPLICITY, ACCURACY 
AND UNIFORMITY WILL BE 
OBTAINABLE THROUGHOUT 
WORLD IV I 227 
New Compound Rail II in 472 
Notes on Davenport 
Gravel Drift II vi 247 
Note on early days of Can- 
adian Institute IV vi 657 
Note on early steam- 
boats IV in 174 
Note on electoral repre- 
sentation IV ii 315 
Note on Memorable 
epoch in Canadian His- 
tory IV vi 314 
Note on ocean steam 
NAVIGATION IV III 165 
Note on Postage Stamps . IV in 177 
Notes on present condi- 
tions OF OIL WELLS OF 
Enniskillen II vm 246 
Reforms in time reckoning II n 128 
Report on preservation 
AND IMPROVEMENT OF 
Toronto Harbour (this 
was awarded second pre- 
mium by the commis- 
sioners in 1854) I in 120a 
Story of Steamship IV ix 107 
Time Reckoning HI i 97 
Toronto Harbour; its 
FORMATION AND PRESER- 
VATION (with plans) I n 105, 223 
Universal or Cosmic 
Time Ill m 60 
Universal or Cosmic Time 
WITH ALL CORRESPOND- 
. ENCE ON SUBJECT IN POS- 
SESSION of Canadian In- 
stitute HI in 309 
Valley of the Nottawa- 
saga (with map).... i... . I I 222 
Ancient shore line along 
L. Ontario HI vi 3 
Insurance of $1000 in favour 
of Canadian Institute.... Ill vn 43 
Insurance of his life in 
favour of Institute IV n 19 
Iroquois beach northwest of 
Toronto: ref IV vi 30 
Patent for a centre rail rail- 
way I i 93 
Presentation of his portrait 
to Canadian Institute.... IV IV 224 
Report on Toronto Harbour: 
reviewed I I 162 
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Toronto Island formed by 
washings from Don I n 106 
Transcontinental Ry. sug- 
gested in 1861 and cost 
estimated II vu 200 
Flemming, W. 
Chromatin abundant in 
dividing haematoblasts: 
ref IV ii 236 
Fixing agent for nerve cells: 
ref ......... IV VI 407 
Flexor brevis pollicis single 
headed in Orang: ref.... IV vi 548 
Masses in nerve cell that 
have peculiar affinity for 
nuclear stains: ref IV vi 405 
Nissl granules in cord of 
Gadus: ref IV vi 409 
Fletcher, E. T. 
Twenty years' Siege of Can- 
dia: reviewed m 327 
Fletcher, Miss Alice. 
Love songs of Omaha In- 
dians IV vi 340 
Fleurent. 
Method of preparing glu- 
tenin IV vu 505 
Constituents of gluten: ref IV vu 500 
Flexor accessorius. 
Anthropoids IV vi 571 
Chimpanzee IV vi 571 
Gorilla IV vi 571 
In man and apes IV vi 588 
Orang IV vi 571 
Variations in man: ref IV v 572 
F. brevis digitorum. 
Gorilla IV vi 570 
Homologue of flexor sub- 
limis digitorum IV vi 580 
Orang IV vi 569 
F. brevis hallucis, Orang... IV vi 573 
F. brevis minimi digiti, 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 549, 575 
F. brevis pedis, Cynopithe- 
cinse IV vi 571 
F. brevis pollicis, Orang (pl.) IV vi 539, 548 
F. carpi radialis, Orang ... IV vi 536 
F. carpi ulnaris, Orang .... IV vi 537 
F. digitorum fibularis. 
Distribution in apes IV vi 570 
Gibbon IV vi 570 
Orang IV vi 568 
F. digitorum tibialis. 
Gorilla IV vi 570 
Orang IV vi 568 
F. longus hallucis. 
And flexor tendons of four 
outer toes in man IV vi 570 
Gorilla IV vi 570 
In man and apes IV vi 588 
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F. longus pollicis. 
Gorilla IV vi 539 
Lemurs IV vi 539 
Orang IV vi 539 
F. sublimis digitorum. 
Homologue of flexor brevis 
digitorum and soleus.... IV vi 580 
F. sublimis digitorum vel 
perforatus. Orang IV vi 537, 538 
F. tendons, flexor longus 
hallucis and, of four outer 
toes in man IV vi 570 
Flicker, notes on habits of 
Ontario visitors Ill vu 201 
IV m 80, 93 
Flint instruments. 
Found with hearth stones 
in parts of France II ix 272 
Found in Loir-et-Cher II ix 271 
Found near Sacy-le-Grand. II ix 271 
Floerkea, Willd, Canadian 
localities of. 
F. proserpinacoides, Willd.. II xv 350 
Floor, improved floor to secure 
ground floors against wet, 
heat, etc II in 267 
Floor of Scarpa's triangle 
Orang IV vi 554 
Flora. 
Age of Canadian IV vm 39 
Austral type on east coast 
L. Huron, list and distri- 
bution II xiv 477 
Barrie, list of. By H. B. 
Spotton II xv 46 
Boreal type on east coast of 
L. Huron with list II xiv 474 
British Columbia, charac- 
teristics IV vm 36 
Canadian, neighbourhood of 
Toronto II m 266 
Canadian prairies, charac- 
teristics IV vm 34 
Causes of some species hav- 
ing wide range and others 
not IV vm 29 
Common to Europe and 
America IV vm 38 
Evidence of glacial period. . IV vm 283 
Flora Hamiltonensis. By 
J. M. Buchan Ill n 145 
Flora Hamiltonensis, notes 
on Ill ii 156 
Hamilton and Belleville 
climates compared as in- 
fluencing, of two places.. II xiv 287 
How Plant Life is dis- 
tributed in Canada and' 
why. By A. T. Drum- 
mond IV vm 23 
Influence of Gt. Lakes on.. II xiv 290 
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Flora-Con. 
Less known Fossil Floras 
of Scotland. By Hugh 
Miller: reprint I ill 365 
List of Canadian plants with 
localities II xiv 635 
List of Indigenous Plants 
FOUND IN NEIGHBOUR- 
HOOD of Hamilton, with 
DATES OF FINDING AND 
FLOWERING. By Dr. 
Craigie and W Craigie . . I n 222 
List of Plants collected 
CHIEFLY IN THE NEIGH- 
BOURHOOD of London, 
Ont. By W. Saunders... II vm 219 
List of plants that do not 
occur at Belleville II xiv 302 
Notes on, of Hamilton. 
By J. M. Buchan II xiv 281 
On precarboniferous, of 
New Brunswick, Maine 
and Eastern Canada. By 
J. W. Dawson: reviewed. II vi 486 
Sand area of east coast of 
L. Huron II xiv 473 
Saskatchewan and Alberta, 
characteristics IV vm 35 
Specimen of a, of Canada, 
with Preliminary Re- 
marks. By Wm. Hincks II vi 165, 276 
Synopsis of, of Valley of 
St. Lawrence and 
Great Lakes. By John 
Macoun and John Gibson II xv 51, 
161, 349, 429, 546 
Wind as an agency in dis- 
tribution IV vm 28 
Flora of Canada. 
Absence of familiar trees 
from eastern coast 
distribution, cause IV vm 32 
Arctic group IV vm 27 
Boreal group IV vm 26 
British Columbia group.... IV vm 26 
Canadian group IV vin 25 
Cascade group IV vm 27 
Distribution of maritime 
plants in interior; cause. . IV vin 31 
Eastern Coast group IV vm 25 
Erie group IV vm 26 
European group IV vm 27 
Forest group IV vm 25 
General causes of distribu- 
tion . IV vm 27 
Maritime group IV vm 25 
Ontario group IV vm 26 
Prairie group IV VIII 26 
Rocky Mt. group IV vm 26 
St. Lawrence group IV vm 26 
Southern British Columbia 
group IV vm 26 
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Flora of Canada-Con. 
Special causes of distribu- 
tion IV vin 30 
Specimen of II vi 276 
Western Plains group IV vin 26 
Floral display, Provincial Ex- 
hibition Toronto, 1852... I I 59 
Florida, reefs and corals of. . I n 81 
Floridian Valley (pl.) IV v 364 
Floris. 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 228 
Flour. 
Export difficulties I n 108 
Gliadin and gluten probably 
exist as such in IV vn 513 
Flour Mill. 
Westrup's patent Coni- 
cal, with plate I i 245 
Flower, W. H. 
Difference between foot of 
ape and of man: ref IV vi 589 
Cranial development in gor- 
illa: ref IV vi 508 
Flowers, Prof. 
Eskimo and Japanese simi- 
larities: ref Ill vi 279 
Flowers. 
Arrangement, etc., of circles 
in II x 374 
Canadian Wild. By D. W. 
Beadle IV in 125 
Methods of changing colour 
of I in 192 
Names (various) for differ- 
ent classes of II ' x 375 
Observations on Colour- 
ing Matter of. By E. 
Filhol: reprint I in 192 
Permanent impressions 
on glass of: reprint. ... I m 315 
Wild, for gardens; advan- 
tages IV in 125 
Wild, suitable for flower 
gardens IV in 128 
Flowering dogwood, charac- 
ters; Canadian habitats. II vi 280 
Fluids. 
Investigation of specific 
heats of Elastic Fluids. 
By M. V. Regnault: re- 
print I n 133 
Fluophosphates IV vm 503 
Fluor-apatite. 
From Bedford Tp., analysis 
of II xiii 507 
From South Crosby, analy- 
sis of II xin 507 
Fluorescence. 
Stokes theory I i 82 
Sulphuretted hydrogen 
flame produces II i 557 
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Fluorine. 
In human bones and fossil 
bones IV vm 504 
Tests for II u 448 
Fluor spar. 
Canadian localities II vi 155 
Conditions in which, occurs 
in Kamanistiquia region. Ill vu 251 
Occurrence in L. Superior 
districts II x 410 
Tests II vi 155 
Flycatcher. 
Hamilton species II v 389 
II vi 15 
Notes and observations on 
Ontario visitors Him 92, 99 
HI vn 192 193, 199 
IV in 81 
Flying Proas. 
Flying Proas of Ladrone 
Islands. By Capt. Stu- 
part, R.N Ill vn 204 
Foa's fluid, modification of, 
for fixing nerve cells IV vi 407 
Foetus, difference between 
human, and that of apes 
(pl.) IV vi 589 
Foin, Point au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 382 
Fokker. 
Germicidal action of fresh 
milk: ref IV vn 480 
Foliage leaves. 
Absorption of water by: 
expts IV vn 248 
Bordeaux mixture's effect on IV vu 246 
Effects of strong solutions 
applied to cut ends of 
petioles of: expts IV vu 292 
Effects of water on: biblio- 
graphy IV vn 346 
Investigation into 
EFFECTS OF WATER AND 
AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF 
SOME COMMON INORGANIC 
SUBSTANCES ON. By Jas. 
B. Dandeno IV vn 237 
Specific gravity apparatus 
to find density of solutions 
in tests on (fig.) ... IV vn 239 
Water absorption by; his- 
torical resume IV vu 241 
Foliation. 
Gneissic, and Schistose 
Cleavage in Dykes and 
BEARING ON ORIGIN OF 
Archaean Rocks. By A. 
C. Lawson HI iv 115 
Gneissic, may be developed 
in granitic rock Ill IV 122 
Gneissic, no proof of bedding III iv 117 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Folk Lore. 
Among Denes differs ac- 
cording to tribe IV iv 21 
French-Canadian. By A. 
F. Chamberlain: abstract IV 11 34 
Plant symbolism in IV Vi 328 
Plant symbolism in, of In- 
dians IV vi 330 
Season myths IV vi 333 
Fomes, habits and Ontario 
habitats of. 
F. connatus Fr IV ix 77 
F. fomentarius Fr IV ix 77 
F. igniarius (L.), Fr IV ix 77 
F. leucophoeus, Mont IV ix 77 
F. pinicola (Swartz), Fr.... IV ix 77 
Fontaine-Moreau. 
Transmission of Motive 
power, new method I I 120 
Food. 
Alimentary II vn 361 
Auxiliary II vn 365 
Blood as , II vn 362 
Elements of: reprint I m 148 
Food and its Adultera- 
tions: reprint I in 279 
Gelatine as II vn 362 
Human II vn 361 
Impurities of I ni 283 
Medicinal II vn 365 
On Food. By E. Lankester: 
reviewed II vn 358 
On Food of Man. By Dr. 
Lyon Playfair: reprint... I n 160 
On nutritive value of 
food of Man under 
DIFFERENT CONDITIONS OF 
AGE AND EMPLOYMENT. 
By Dr. L. Playfair I I 247 
On Preservation of Food. 
By J. T. Brondgeest I n 107 
Preservation of I n 109 
Vegetable diet II vn 364 
Fool's Parsley, Toronto .... I i 206 
Foot. 
Markings on, of man (pho- 
tograph) IV vi 522 
Markings on, of Orang 
(photograph) IV vi 523 
Foot and "Mouth Disease, 
nature of IV vm 54 
Footprints, human foot- 
prints in solid limestone.. I I 95 
Foramen Centrale. 
Unequal Sensibility of, 
TO LIGHT OF DIFFERENT 
colours. By J. C. Max- 
well: reprint II U HO 
Foraminifer, cell division.... IV vi 497 
Foraminifera. 
Characteristics II vi 505 
Fossils, Montreal II in 157 
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Foraminifera-Con. 
In limestone of Jamaica.... IV vm 383 
In Lower Silurian I m 194 
In pteropod Marl, Jamaica. IV vm 384 
Notes on Fossil, of Trinidad 
as bearing on Pacific con- 
nections of Caribean re- 
gion IV vm 387 
Organisms most important 
in forming glauconite.... IV vn 547 
Receptaculites belongs to. . II iv 466 
Forbes. Prof. Edward. 
Genus Protaster: ref IV vm 363 
Natural History of the 
British Seas I i 109 
Obituary I m 141 
Shadow of moon during 
total eclipse I ill 45 
Theory of Glaciers: re- 
print I in 44 
Forbes, James David, 
D.C.L., F.R.S. 
Progress of Mathematical 
and Physical Science, 
1770-1850: reviewed II u 366 
Force. 
Centrifugal, of Planets. 
By John Phillips: ab- 
stract Ill in 122 
Conservation of Energy 
and Nature of Force. 
By John Galbraith II xv 491 
Lines of Force, physical 
properties of magnetic. 
By Prof. Faraday I I 31 
Method of drawing theo- 
retical forms of Fara- 
day's lines of force 
without Calculation. 
By J. Clerk Maxwell: re- 
print II ii 62 
New proof of Parallelo- 
gram of. By Rev. Geo. 
Paxton Young II I 357 
Polyhedron of. By J. T. 
Graves II u 113 
Proof of Poisson's Parallelo- 
gram of, criticized II I 299 
Theory of action at a dis- 
tance and by contact... . II xv 494 
Force, Isle de la, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 382 
Forchhammer. 
Magnesium in ash of sea 
weeds: ref IV vu 550 
Forcherite II vm 89 
Ford. 
Bacteria from animals just 
killed: ref IV vu 478 
Ford, Dr. H. A. 
Discovered new species of 
Orang I I 94 
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Foreland, North, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 382 
Foreland, South, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 382 
Forest and Stream (Paper). 
Correspondence on effect of 
sawdust in streams on 
trout IV vn 429 
Forest Group, Canadian 
flora IV vin 25 
Forest Products Labora- 
tory, Madison Wis IV ix 234 
Forest Reserves Act, On- 
tario IV vin 7 
Forestry. 
Canada's need of trained 
foresters IV vin 297 
Do WE NEED A, COLLEGE? 
By Thos. Southworth.... IV vm 297 
Forestry and necessity 
FOR ITS PRACTICE IN 
Ontario. By R. W. 
Phipps Ill in 109 
Need for Dept, in Canada 
and loss without it IV vin 262 
Forests. 
Forestsand rainfall IV vin 6 
Influence on rainfall and 
water supply Ill in 110 
Influence on water supply 
in valley d'Aragua Vene- 
zuela I n 131 
Rainfall of Michigan and 
Wisconsin influenced by 
destruction of IV v 40 
Value of products of Cana- 
dian, exported in 1849, 
1850 and 1851 I I 73 
Foret, Isle au, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 382 
Foret, Isle la, gazetteer no 
tice (1813) II xiv 382 
Forgeries, literary, of eigh- 
teenth century II xn 177 
Forks of Bay of Quinte, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. II xiv 382 
Formic acid II i 193 
Forster, Rev. Chas. 
Deciphering Sinaitic inscrip- 
tions IV vi 245 
Forster, J. W. L. 
Artists-their educa- 
tional PRIVILEGES AND 
PROFESSIONAL RIGHTS: 
abstract IV iv 239 
Canadian Art of To-day: 
abstract IV li 22 
Canadian Institute's expres- 
sion of gratitude for gift 
of Sandford Fleming's 
portrait IV iv 225 
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Forster, J. W. L.-Con. 
Gleanings from European 
Art Fields: abstract. . . IV i 35 
Nineteenth Century 
Sacred Art: abstract... IV m 28 
Forster. 
Wrought iron plates of... . I n 173 
Forster's Shrew, Canadian 
localities HI vi 89 
Fort Amherst, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 382 
Fort Brady, Michigan, Me- 
teorological Observations 
at Feb. 1855 I in 245 
Fort Constantine, meteoro- 
logical observations at... IV vin 291 
Fort Erie, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 211 
Fort George, gazetteer no- 
tice (1913) II xiv 211, 382 
Fort Hill, Ont., geology of.. IV vn 148 
Fort Hope, Ont., mean tem- 
perature and precipita- 
tion'. IV ix 151 
Fort Rouille, Ont. 
Former name for Toronto. . II xn 169 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 209 
Fort Welland, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 211 
Forts, Dene IV iv 195 
Fortuna Planet I i 96 
Fortunatow. 
Motion like that of cilia 
in striae: ref IV vm 255 
Foscolo, Ugo. 
Brain capacity of II xv 205 
Fossil or Fossils. 
Additional tracks in Pots- 
dam Sandstone, Canada. II v 469 
Agelacrinites Billingsii, 
Preliminary Notice of. 
By E. J. Chapman II v 204 
Altered Rocks in Eastern 
Massachusetts contain... II n 49 
Amount of inorganic matter 
in various animal bodies. II vi 502 
Ampyx II vn 73 
Anticosti II n 47 
II in 327 
Archaeocyathus, of Potsdam 
sandstones, Canada II vn 72 
As means of obtaining idea 
of successive faunae II vi 290 
Bathyurus, in Potsdam 
Sandstone, Canada II vn 72 
Batrachians from coal strata 
of Ohio II in 261 
Beatricea of Anticosti Island II m 331 
Belleville II v 45 
Bones, amount of animal 
matter present in II vi 376 
Cainozoic Strata II vin 458 
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Fossil or Fossils-Con. 
Causes of absence of certain 
animals in fossiliferous de- 
posits II xni 379 
Causes of preservation of 
organic remains in state. II I 186 
Clinton Group II xiv 137 
Conditions influencing pre- 
servation of II vi 501 
Conocephalites in Potsdam 
Sandstone, Canada II vn 72 
Conus, alleged discovery of, 
in drift of Ontario II in 516 
Corniferous Canada (pl.). . II vin 441 
Descriptions of new Palaeo- 
zoic, from Illinois and 
Iowa II vi 528 
Descriptions of new species 
of Palaeozoic Fossils. By 
Jas. Hall: reviewed II in 153 
Diagram of genera of Crus- 
tacea occurring in differ- 
ent geological epochs.... II i 281 
Dr. Owen's description of 
new mode of drawing 
fossils I ii 22 
Don inter-glacial beds IV vi 37 
Eospongia (n. sp.) II vn 73 
Esplanade cuttings, Toronto II i 74 
Five types of animal organ- 
isms in II vi 504 
Foot-tracks of Connecticut 
Valley .. II v 307 
Foraminifera of Trinidad as 
bearing on Pacific connec- 
tions of Caribean region.. IV vin 387 
Fossil fishes, R. Owen's 
views on II v 539 
Fossil Floras of Scot- 
land, LESS KNOWN. By 
Hugh Miller: reprint... . I m 365 
Fossils of Clinton, Nia- 
gara and Guelph For- 
mation of Ontario. By 
H. Alleyne Nicholson and 
Geo. J. Hinde II xiv 137 
Fossil Reptiles, Coal-mea- 
sures, Nova Scotia II vin 267 
Fossil Sharks of Devon- 
ian. By Mr. Lennox: ab- 
stract Ill in 120 
Fossilized animal remains. . II vi 503 
Fossilized vegetable re- 
mains II vi 502 
Fresh water, western On- 
tario II xv 410 
Fresh water shells from 
other Lake Deposits than 
Iroquois beach gravels.. . IV vi 39 
Graptolites, American, fig- 
ured and described II i 388 
Guelph Formation II xiv 142 
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Fossil or Fossils-Con. 
Hamilton IV vi 36 
Hamilton formation, On- 
tario (pl.) II vm 445 
Horse in post pliocene of 
America II iv 414 
Human skulls I n 172 
Iowa II v 200 
Iroquois Beach deposits.... IV vi 35 
Irvine Ravine (Alta.) Ill v 156 
"Layton" series, Jamaica.. IV v 339 
Leda clay (pl.) II vm 455 
Loraine shales, Huron re- 
gion, Ont I hi 51 
Lowest, bearing rock, Lake 
Superior II vi 45 
Lucea Bay, Jamaica IV v 341 
Marine, western Ontario . . II xv 410 
Marine vegetable remains, 
composition and descrip- 
tion of II ii 217 
Method of collecting II v 250 
Montego Bay, Jamaica. .. . IV v 341 
Montreal, found around. 
By Prof. Dawson II m 157 
Musk Ox found in Britain. . II i 307 
New, from coal measures of 
Nova Scotia II v 205 
New gigantic, bird: re- 
print I hi 244 
Newer Pliocene, of St. 
Lawrence Valley. By 
Prof. Dawson: reprint... II m 86 
Niagara formation II xiv 145 
Niagara limestones, Huron 
region, Ont I m 51 
Note on Fossils from 
Ottawa River. By J. 
W. Salter I i 221 
Note on more character- 
istic, of Hudson River 
group of Toronto and 
environs. By J. F. 
Smith, Jr II iv 450 
Obolella in Potsdam Sand- 
stone, Canada II vn 72 
Oldest, found in Canada.. . I ii 54 
On Chemical Composition 
of Recent and Fossil 
Lingulae and some 
other Shells. By E. W. 
Logan and T. S. Hunt... I ii 264 
On, Corals of Devonian 
Rock of Ontario. By E. 
Billings II iv 97 
On Devonian, of Canada 
West. By E. Billings. II v 249 
II vi 138, 253, 329 
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On Co-Existence of Man 
WITH CERTAIN EXTINCT 
Quadrupeds proved by 
fossil Bones (from vari- 
ous Pleistocene De- 
posits) BEARING INCIS- 
IONS MADE BY SHARP IN- 
STRUMENTS. By M. E. 
Lartet: reprint II vi 368 
On Primordial Fauna and 
Pt. Levi Fossils. By 
Jas. Hall: reprint II vi 284 
On some additional Re- 
mains of Land Animals 
in Coal Measures of 
Nova Scotia. By J. W. 
Dawson: reprint II vn 144 
Onondaga formation in 
Canada II vm 438 
Ophiurians, classification. . IV vm 365 
Orders, and Distribution 
in time. By Prof. Owen: 
reprint II v 73 
Oriskany formation, Can- 
ada II vm 441 
Oriskany sandstone II vn 192 
Palaeozoic and secondary 
rocks II ii 265 
Permian II m 357 
Primordial zone of Quebec 
(so-called) II vi 42 
Probable Nature of sup- 
posed TRACKS KNOWN 
AS Protichnites and 
Climactichnites. By 
E. J. Chapman II xv 486 
Quadrumana I m 110 
Quebec Group of Rocks at 
Pt. Levi, Que II vi 42 
Red River II v 189 
Reptile in, tree in coal 
MEASURES OF NOVA 
Scotia I i 237 
Rock at Toronto I I 149 
Riverbeds around Belleville II v 44 
Scarboro Hts II xv 399 
Species of, met with in Can- 
adian rocks II vi 508 
Strata giving same, widely 
removed geographically 
can only exceptionally be 
contemporaneous II xm 269 
Tertiary, of Caribean IV vm 388 
Three fold value of study of 
fossils II vi 500 
Trenton Limestone in Huron 
district, Ont I hi 50 
Toronto and vicinity IV vi 36 
Windham Tp., Norfolk Co. II vi 295 
"White Limestone" of Ja- 
maica IV v 333 
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Varieties and mode of 
preservation of, known 
as Sternbergite. By J. 
W. Dawson: reprint II H 476 
Yellow limestone of Maypen IV vm 382 
Fossiliferous. 
Clay, Interglacial, Scarboro 
Hts. and Humber II xv 395 
Sand, Interglacial, Scarboro 
Hts II xv 397 
Strata, description of in 
western Ontario I in 28 
Strata in eastern America.. I I 125 
Strata in N. E. America... I in 28 
Foster, P. Le Neve. 
Boiler Explosions: reprint II ix 46 
Fothergill, Chas., Toronto. II xn 348 
Foucault, M. 
Discovery of pendulum.... I I 208 
Nouvelles Experiences 
SUR LE MOUVEMENT DE 
la Terre au Moyen du 
Gyroscope: reprint I m 159 
Foucault pendulum. 
Experiments at Quebec on I n 64 
Second report of Liter- 
ary and Historical 
Society of Quebec on. . I n 64 
Foulahs, Antiquity of HI v 74 
Foulkes. 
Solutions kill some plants 
and help others: ref IV vu 247 
Fowler, Prof. 
Species of Spruce Ill vi 173 
Fownes, G., F.R.S. 
Elementary Chemistry: re- 
viewed I n 170 
Fox. 
Arctic, of Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 113 
Canadian species and their 
localities Ill vi 73 
Dene, snares IV iv 102 
Different varieties in same 
litter IV iv 95 
Fraas. 
On ancient weapons: ref... IV iv 42 
Fraenkel, Carl. 
Circumstances under which 
underground waters can 
be obtained pure: ref.... IV I 159 
Fragaria, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of. 
F. vesca L II xv 431 
F. virginiana Ehrhart II xv 430 
France. 
Agriculture in; condition in 
1850 II I 141 
Ancient crania of II ix 377 
Bauxite deposits in II vi 387 
Ser. Vol. Page 
France-Con. 
Campaign of 1815. By R. 
E. Kingsford Ill iv 149 
Celtic era in II ix 270 
Celtic Roman and Greek 
TYPES STILL EXISTENT IN, 
WITH NOTES ON LANGUE 
D'OC. By Arthur Harvey IV n 176 
Celtic traces in II xv 84 
Development of stigar beet 
industry II vi 463 
Earthquake felt in, 1855... I m 336 
Elephas antiquus and E. pri- 
migenius; parts of their 
skeleton found in France II ix 276 
Existence of man in cen- 
tre of, when Reindeer 
AND OTHER ANIMALS NOW 
EXTINCT THERE EXISTED. 
By M. Milne Edwards 
and M. De Vibraye: re 
print II ix 262, 270 
Hearth stones with flint in- 
struments found in vari- 
ous places II ix 272 
Hyaena spelaea remains in. . II ix 274 
Hydrated sesquioxide of 
iron and alumina deposits 
in II vi 387 
Manufacture of sugar 
in: reprint I m 149 
Rhinoceros tichorhinus re- 
mains in II ix 274 
Troglodytes in southwestern IV ii 181 
Zimri traces in II xv 309 
Frances Lake, Nah'ane tribes 
northern limit IV VII 521 
Francis Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 208, 382 
Francis, Lake St., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 383 
Francois River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 383 
Franklinite, analysis of II iv 495 
Franco-Canadian. 
Contribution to study of, 
dialect. By J. Squair.. Ill vi 161 
Frank and Kruger. 
Effect of bordeaux mixture 
on leaves: ref IV vu 246 
Frankland, Dr. 
Chlorides in atmosphere: 
ref IV vu 335 
Frankland, Dr. Edward. 
On Combustion in Rare- 
fied Air: reprint II vi 380 
On Source of Muscular 
Power II xi 248 
Franklin, Benjamin. 
Atmospheric electricity.... I ii 182 
Autograph in book II xv 534 
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Franklin, Commodore S. R. 
Reckoning of Astronomical 
Day IV in 314 
Franklin, Sir John. 
Account of Coppermine re- 
gion IV ix 215 
Autograph letter to Robin- 
son of Canada Co II xiv 111 
Brief account of his last ex- 
pedition IV viii 394 
Brief account of voyage to 
discover northwest pas- 
sage IV viii 394 
Chief Factor Macpherson's 
report from Esquimalt 
concerning I ii 84 
Dr. Rais discovery of bodies 
of crew I hi 91 
McClure's report on clues of I ii 111 
Magnetic observations on 
his last voyage II m 57 
On Arctic and Antarctic 
Currents and their 
CONNEXION WITH FATE 
of. By A. G. Findlay: re- 
print I hi 160 
Probable fate I ii 21 
Search for. By Capt. 
Peterman I I 118 
Fate of: Dr. Rae's letter 
to Sir Geo. Simpson: 
reprint I hi 91 
Story of a, search ex- 
pedition. By J. B. 
Tyrrell IV viii 393 
Franklinite. 
New Jersey Zinc and. ... I i 211 
Franks. 
Inscriptions concerning 
Elagabalus II n 227 
Fraser, A. 
On Consumption of Smoke- 
Experiments with 
Juke's Patent Furnace: 
reprint I n 307 
Fraser, Alex. C. 
Rational Philosophy in His- 
tory and in System; an 
Introduction to a Logical 
and Metaphysical Course: 
reviewed II ill 347 
Fraser River, B.C. 
Periodicity of big runs of 
salmon IV ix 35 
Spawning grounds of salmon IV ix 27 
Salmon IV ix 24 
Fraxineae, Canadian species. I m 292 
Fraxinus americana, L. 
Canadian II vi 30 
Host of Cecidomyia pellex 
O. S IV ix 321 
F. pubescens, Canadian II vi 30 
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F. sambucifolia, Canadian.. II vx 30 
Frazer. 
On varieties of totems IV iv 203 
Freaks of Nature. 
Freaks of Nature: reprint II i 75 
Frecheville, Wm. 
Technical Education of 
a Mining Engineer. ... IV ix 65 
Frederick Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 383 
Frederickton, N.B., earth- 
quake at I i 185 
Fredericksburg, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 68 
Fredericksburg h Tp., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 383 
Freeland, Patrick. 
New Traversing stage 
for Microscope II n 277 
On Movements of dia- 
TOMACEAJ II VI 324 
Freestone, Nova Scotia I i 241 
Freezing, vegetables I i 142 
Freiberg process IV iv 364 
French. 
Brain capacity compared 
with ancient Britons II xv 217 
Characteristic of crania of, 
in Canada II ix 396 
Coptic article in; examples. II xm 413 
Discoveries etc. in America 
compared with British... II n 403 
Early discoveries of, in 
North America. By 
John Langton II ii 393 
Experimental Cruise of, 
Iron Clad Squadron: 
reprint II ix 186 
Fisheries in Newfoundland, 
history I n 116 
French Shore Question. 
By T. B. Browning: ab- 
stract HI vii 33 
French traders in Canada 
conduct towards Indians IV m 252 
Gender anomalies IV vi 64 
Settlement north of Tor- 
onto 1800 II xm 451 
French Canadian. 
Birth rate 1861 II x 11 
Cranial types of II ix 402 
French Canadian folk- 
lore. By A. F. Chamber- 
lain: abstract IV ii 34 
French Maps, of Canada. 
How obtained II n 394 
French River, Ont. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 383 
Geological and topographi- 
cal survey of II iv 269 
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Fresenius. 
Oxidation of alkaline arsen- 
ites II x 334 
Fresh-water Seal, Canadian 
localities HI vi 77 
Frost. 
Account of Coppermine 
Country IV ix 205 
Freudenreich. 
Effect of temperature on 
bacteria in milk: ref IV vii 492 
Effect of vaseline on hands 
when milking on number 
of bacteria: ref IV vii 482 
Germicidal action of fresh 
milk: ref IV vii 480 
Freudenreich, Wuthrich 
and 
Bacteria in Cow Manure 
from different feedings: 
ref IV vii 481 
Friction, one cause of atmo- 
spheric electricity I u 182 
Friedel, M. 
Zircon with basal planes: 
reprint II u 218 
Friedmann, Dr 
State of primitive thought: 
ref IV vi 315 
Friendly Societies, Finlai- 
son's report on I in 84 
Frigates, Iron cased II vi 74 
Fringilla 
Hamilton species II V 391 
Species that winter in Tor- 
onto with notes I I 170, 171 
Fritillaria meleagris, ab- 
normal develpoment of. . II m 315 
Frobisher, Benjamin 
Endeavour to get congress 
to permit passage of tra- 
ders to upper country 
during revolutionary war IV iv 300 
Fur trade 1784 IV v 75 
Frog, Aborigines of Australia's 
tradition concerning II i 508 
Frontals, Amiurus Catus 
(pl.) HI ii 275 
Frontenac County, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 383 
Frost 
Mound builders identical 
with Nahuas: ref Ill v 62 
Fruit 
Artificial preparations of 
flavoring matter of...... I i 17 
Carpel in II vi 496 
An attempt at an Im- 
proved Classification 
of. By Wm. Hincks.... II vi 495 
Frying Pan Island, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xrv 383 
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Fuchs 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Stereochrome of I in 107 
Fucoids 
Geological and geographical 
distribution of petroleum 
deposits and fucoidal re- 
mains II xi 194 
Magnesium in sea water re- 
moved by IV vii 550 
On, in Coal Formations. By 
Leo. Lesquereux: re- 
viewed II xi 191 
Possibly caused supposed 
fossil tracks known as 
Protichnites and Climac- 
tichnites II xv 488 
Size of II xi 192 
Toronto shales contain .... I i 150 
Fucus species in Brit s i 
Seas 
F. articulatus I i 109 
F. canaliculatus I I 109 
F. serratus I I 109 
Fuegians, origin Ill v 68 
Fuel 
Artificial, from coal refuse . I II 46 
Economy of, for Steam 
Machinery. By Alfred 
Brunel C.E II i 336 
For Marine Boilers I m 132 
Fuel Saving and Smoke 
consuming Fire places. 
By Niel Arnott M.D. 
F.R.S. I in 6, 25 
Fuel Saving grate descrip- 
tion of I in 8 
Heating values of I ill 218 
Smoke utilized for I i 103 
Table showing cost of, on 
American and Canadian 
Rys. for 1855 II i 337 
Waste in fire places I in 8 
Fuerteventura, sorrocloco 
custom IV vii 35 
Fulbrook, C. 
On variation in quantity 
OF RAIN DUE TO MOON'S 
POSITION IN REFERENCE 
TO PLANE OF EARTH'S 
orbit: report II m 50 
Fulgur perversa, mounds in 
Otonabee tp. Ont. (pl.). . IV ix 4 
Fulica, Hamilton species... . II v 393 
F. americana, Toronto IV m 105 
Fulicinee II xi 158 
Fuligula, Hamilton species . . II v 395 
Fulminuric, or Isocyanuric 
Acid II I 82 
Fumaria, L., Canadian 
localities of. 
F. officiuallis L II xv 62 
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Fumariaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 291 
Collateral chorisis in andro- 
ecium of II x 380 
Hamilton species Ill ii 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 636 
II xv 61 
London species II vm 221 
Stamen peculiarities in, ex- 
plained II v 339 
Fumitory, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 61, 62 
Function. 
Remarks on Negative In- 
dex OF A FUNCTION. By 
Rev. E. K. Kendall II vm 273 
Funeral customs, Tungus 
and Denes IV v 193 
Fungus tissue, Botrychium 
virginianum (pl.) IV v 273 
Fungi. 
New Species of Canadian. 
By J. B. Ellis and John 
Dearness IV vi 637 
Partial list of Canadian. 
By Thos. Langton IV ix 69 
Furfurine, formula of II i 487 
Furnace. 
Juke's Patent, for consump- 
tion of smoke I u 307 
Refuse at Smelting Fur- 
naces: reprint I in 242 
Fur trade. 
Detroit 1765 IV m 266 
Exploration of route to 
Northwest in Canadian 
territory IV v 77 
Fur Trade, 1783-7. By 
Capt. E. Cruikshank. ... IV v 74 
Three share concern of 1781 IV v 75 
Transportation troubles, 
1785 IV v 80 
Furs, value of, at time of con- 
quest IV in 262 
Furst, Livius. 
Light skinned calves best 
for developing vaccine: 
ref IV vm 103 
Fusel-oil. 
Perfumes obtained from. . . I I 105 
Preparation of valerianic 
acid from I n 172 
Fusiform corpuscles. 
Bibliography IV n 243 
Described IV n 242 
Factors operating in pro- 
duction IV ii 247 
Fate of IV n 247 
Origin of IV n 245 
Fusion Point, variation with 
pressure I II 54 
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Fusus dupetithouarsi, Paci- 
fic representative of F. 
henekenii Sow IV vni 390 
F. harpularius Couthoy, 
St. Lawrence Valley II in 86 
F. henekenii Sow, Caribean 
and Pacific... IV vin 390 
F. lamellosus. 
From great sea depths II vi 520 
F. tornatus, Gould, St. 
Lawrence Valley II in 86 
Gabb, Dr. W. W. 
Older Miocene in Santo 
Domingo: ref IV v 333 
Gad, mining tool of mound 
builders (pl.) I I 133 
Gadow, Hans. 
Arrangement of Central 
American land in geologi- 
cal times: ref IV vni 376 
Incubation of Caecilians 
eggs: ref . IV vin 474 
Gadus, Nissl granules in cord 
of IV vi 409 
Albanic Duan IV v 302 
Book of Deer IV v 300 
Coptic article in; examples. II xm 413 
Cornwall, names of places, 
etc Ill in 47 
Devonshire rivers with, 
names Ill m 44 
Gaelic topography of 
Damnonia. By Dr. Neil 
MacNish Ill in 43 
Gaelic topography of 
Wales and Isle of Man. 
By Rev. Neil MacNish. . Ill n 181 
Idioms Ill vi 238 
Names IV n 108 
Names of places in England III i 314 
Names of places, etc., in 
Scilly Isles Ill in 55 
Names of place in Isle of 
Man of, origin Ill ii 185 
Names of places in Wales of, 
origin Ill ii 181 
Origin of topographical 
names in Brittany Ill v 82 
Peculiarities and exter- 
nal RELATIONS OF, LAN- 
GUAGE. By David Spence III vi 238 
(abstract) Ill vi 45 
Settlement of Scotland Ill I 318 
Topographical argument 
IN FAVOUR OF EARLY 
SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH 
Isles by Celts who 
spoke. By Neil MacNish III I 310 
Umbrian Tables in Ill V 220 
Words in language of Brit- 
tanv Ill v 78 
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Words relating to hearing 
and speaking traced 
through Aryan languages III vi 242 
Words relating to heat and 
light traced through 
Aryan languages Ill vi 240 
Words relating to water 
traced through Aryan 
languages Ill vi 241 
Words similar to those in 
other Aryan languages... Ill vi 242 
Vocabulary of Canary Is- 
land dialects compared 
with Irish Gaelic IV vn 81 
Gaels. 
Component of Celtic stock. II xv 277 
Connection between those 
of Scotland and Ireland 
shown by names of per- 
sons and places IV in 140 
Of Wales IV v 64 
Gage. 
Respiration in Diemyctylus: 
ref IV vm 489 
Gage Island, gazetteer notice 
(1813).... II xiv 383 
Gahnite, artificial formation 
of II iv 54 
Gainsborough Tp., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 383 
Galactase, ferment in cheese 
and milk IV vu 114 
Galatia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 248 
Gileadite traces in II xv 78 
Zimri traces in II xv 294 
Galbraith, John. 
Conservation of Energy 
and Nature of Force. . II xv 491 
Galbraith and Haughton. 
Scientific Manuals: reviewed II v 48 
Gale, Justice. 
Nom-de-plume "Nerva"; 
selections from his writ- 
ings II xv 339 
Gales. 
Atlantic, 1857. By Lieut. 
Maury, U.S.N.: reviewed II n 280 
Saxby Gale. By D. L. 
Hutchinson IV ix 253 
Galena. 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities II v 181 
Conditions in which, occurs 
in Kamanistiquia region. Ill VII 253 
Deposition of IV u 124 
L. Superior district II x 408 
Occurrence of gold and 
SILVER IN, AND IRON 
pyrites. By R. Dewar. IV u 121 
(abstract) IV n 12 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Galena-Con. 
Ottawa valley I u 114 
Galeoscoptes carolinensis, 
observations on Ontario 
frequenters Ill vn 192 
IV m 72, 83, 108 
Galera tenera Schaeff, 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV IX 73 
Galerita janus, Fabr (Mels. 
Cat.), Ontario I in 210, 325 
Galette, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 384 
Galette, Riviere a la vieille, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 384 
Galgacus. 
Defeated by Agricola; Latin 
inscriptions at Birrens 
commemorating defeat 
translated II in 11 
Gallenule, Hamilton species. II v 393 
Gallienus, Emperor. 
Legate in Britain as given 
by Latin inscription at 
Caerleon II x 321 
Gallinago delicata, Listowel 
visitor IV in 66 
Galline. 
Map of his voyages in 
Canada II n 399 
Gallinula. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Toronto specimen IV in 108 
G. chloropus II vn 510 
G. galeata, Toronto specimen IV in 108 
G. martinica II vn 510 
Gallinulinae II xi 158 
Galloos, les, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 384 
Gallop, Point au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 384 
Galloway. 
Effect of bordeaux mixture 
on leaves: ref IV vn 246 
Galloway and Woods. 
Effects of bordeaux mixture 
on growth of potatoes: 
ref IV vn 318 
Gall-bladder, Amiurus Ill n 407 
Gall, insect or Galls. 
Anatomy of American IV ix 298 
Beginning of, development. IV ix 358 
Bibliography of morphology 
and biology of IV ix 375 
Cell proliferation induced by 
injecting into plant tissue 
water in which larvae 
were washed IV ix 371 
Characteristics of Diptera.. IV ix 326 
Contribution to morpho- 
logy AND BIOLOGY OF 
insect. By A. Cosens... IV ix 297 
Colour of, causes IV ix 372 
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Gall, insect or Galls-Con. 
Cytology of IV ix 357 
Feeding habits of larvae of 
gall producers IV ix 361 
Hemiptera, characteristics 
and effect on leaf of host. IV ix 309 
Larva can change starch to 
sugar and thus feeds itself 
and: experiments IV ix 371 
Origin IV ix 297 
Protective zone in Cynipid. IV ix 356 
Protoplasm of host endowed 
with property enabling it 
to produce fairly definitely 
shaped but abnormal 
structure IV ix 372 
Gall-Producer. 
Changes produced in affec- 
ted parts of host IV ix 368 
Produces hypertrophy or 
hyperplasia IV ix 368 
Sawfly IV ix 328 
Stimulates dormant charac- 
teristics in host IV ix 368 
Gall-Producing, stimulus... IV ix 367 
Galls, sawfly. 
Characteristics of Hymen- 
optera IV ix 336 
Localization of Tannin- 
bearing tissue in IV ix 337 
Ovipositing by, producers. . IV ix 338 
Undescribed, on Salix 
humilis. Marsh IV IX 335 
Galt, Chief Commissioner 
Canada Co. 
Autograph letters (two). . . II xiv 110 
Brief account of his conduct 
of Company's affairs II xn 237 
Galt. 
Climate Ill u 203 
Fossils of Guelph formation 
about II xiv 142 
Galton, Capt. R. E. 
Report on railways (Brit- 
ish) for 1853: reprint. . I m 103 
Galvanic. 
Novel, and Electrotype 
apparatus: reprint I in 241 
Galvanoglyphy I n 181 
Galvanography I n 181 
Galvanoplastic Process.... I n 181 
Gambling. 
Dene IV iv 77 
IV v 200 
Dene, sticks IV iv 77 
Gambler and Great Bear... IV iv 79 
Game, sought after by 
Western Denes IV vi 93 
Games, of Western Denes... IV iv 78, 111 
Gametophyte. 
Botrychium virginianum 
(pl.) IV v 270 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Gametophyte-Con. 
Gametophyte of Botry- 
chium Virginianum: By 
Edward C. Jeffrey IV v 265 
Lycopodinese IV v 267 
Lycopodium cernuum IV v 268 
Gamgee. 
Denies chemical individual- 
ity to nuclein bodies: ref. IV it 239 
Gamodesmic cylinder, in 
plants IV vi 600 
Gananoque and Back 
Townships. 
Geological area II xv 14 
Geology of II xiv 581 
Gananoqui River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 384 
Ganaraska River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 384 
Ganges. 
Quantity of mud carried 
down annually: its effect 
on sea level I in 59 
Volume of solid matter 
carried into Bay annually I I 280 
Ganglion cells, Nissl granules 
in IV vi 409 
Ganibeta, word used in 
Canary Islands IV vn 64 
Gannett. 
Observations Accompany- 
ing Exhibition of Speci- 
men OF, LATELY OBTAINED 
AT Oshawa, Ont. and 
BELONGING TO MUSEUM 
of University of Tor- 
onto. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II vn 329 
University museum speci- 
men IV I 55 
Ganocephala II v 75 
Ganoidei, species that con- 
tain Nissl granules IV vi 425 
Ganoid Fishes. 
Alimentary Canal in. By 
A. B. Macallum: abstract III in 271 
Ganong. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 244 
Garnets. 
Canadian II VI 435 
Characteristics II V 523 
II vi 435 
Chrome, Orford Que II vi 300 
Dykes, Rainy Lake Ill v 177 
Garnier, Dr. J. H. 
New species of Meno- 
BRANCHUS HI V 218 
Snake Poisons: abstract.. Ill v 255 
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Garreau. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vii 243 
Corrugations and hairs over 
veins of leaves aid ab- 
sorption of water: ref.... IV vii 256 
Garrison Common, "Stri- 
ated Pavement" in till at II xv 394 
Garrison Creek, Toronto, 
1800 II xn 168 
Garrick, David. 
Autograph II xiv 493 
Garrulus. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
G. canadensis, winters 
around Toronto I I 169 
G. cristatus, winters around 
Toronto I I 170 
Garry, W. E. 
Effect of certain solutions 
diffusing towards a colony 
of infusoria: ref IV vii 328 
Garry Fort, 1855 II i 137 
Gas. 
Application of water-gas to 
heating machines for pre- 
paring and combing wool. I I 17 
Gas patents. By Henry 
Croft, D.C.L I i 28, 77 
Improved Apparatus for 
purifying and carbonising 
gas II I 313 
In solution by substances in 
state of igneous fusion... II ix 280 
Manufacture of illuminating 
gas from wood I I 165 
On Permeability of 
HIGHLY-HEATED IRON BY. 
By M. L. Cailletet: re- 
print II ix 277 
Pettenhofer prepared it from 
wood I i 78 
Purifications of I u 233 
Water and coal gas I I 78 
Gas, Coal. 
Brief history of I I 28 
By-products in I I 78 
Croll's patent for purifying. I i 29 
Discovered by Clayton.... I I 28 
Laming's patent for purifying I I 29 
Manufacture I x 28 
Properties II in 210 
Purification I I 29 
Gas, natural. 
Brief history I I 28 
Geological formation at 
Port Colborne as 
SHOWN BY DRILLING FOR. 
By John C. McRae HI vi 338 
Gasparin, M. de. 
Potash replacing soda in 
plants: ref II vi 51 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Gasparis, M. de. 
Discoverer of planet Euno- 
mia, awarded prize of 
Academy of Sciences. ... I i 48 
Gaspe peninsula. 
Bog iron ore II v 465 
Bog manganese II v 466 
Building stones II v 467 
Chromic iron on II v 466 
Copper ore II v 466 
Devonian plants II iv 316 
Flagstones II v 467 
Fossils II v 252, 465 
Geological exploration of, 
1858 II v 464 
Geology of II in 515 
Lime II v 468 
Mill stones II v 467 
Peat II v 468 
Roofing slates II v 467 
Shell marl II v 468 
Serpentine II v 466 
Tile stones II v 467 
Wad II v 466 
Gaspe-limestone. 
Formation in Quebec II xv 100 
Series along Intercolonial 
Ry II xv 384 
Gaspe-sandstone. 
Formation, Quebec II xv 100 
Gaspe series of rocks, 
Quebec II xv 383 
Gassiot, J. P. 
Heating effects of secon- 
dary currents: reprint. I in 113 
Gasteromycetes, list of On- 
tario; their habits and 
habitats IV ix 79 
Gasteropoda oi Gastero- 
poda. 
Belleville species II v 45 
Canadian II iv 272 
Canadian genera II vii 119 
Canadian: reviewed II iv 465 
Characters available for 
arrangement II xn 29 
Characters II vii 119 
Devonian Ontario, list II xiv 135 
Fossils near Montreal II in 157 
Generic character s II xi 189 
II xn 26 
Nerve cell development.... IV vi 428 
Ontario species II vi 358 
Orders... II xu 26 
Position in Canada II vi 289 
Scarboro Hts II xv 399 
Toronto species I i 150 
II iv 451 
II vi 328 
Gasteropodus trispinatus, 
peptic cells Ill n 401 
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Gaston. 
Origin of Romance lan- 
guages: ref IV ii 185 
Gastrsea II xv 242 
Gastric mucosa, structures 
occurring in, of salaman- 
der IV I 247 
Gastrocnemius. 
Homologue of pronator radii 
teres IV vi 567 
Orang IV vi 566 
Gastrophysa cseruleipennis 
Say, (Mels. Cat.) I m 259, 326 
Gastropod, see Gasteropod. 
Gat ch ell, J. L. 
An Improvement in Hy- 
draulic Rams: reprint.. I u 13 
Gatke H. of Heligoland. 
On Occurrence of Ameri- 
can Birds in Europe: 
reprint II vi 459 
Gaudichaud. 
Distilled water placed on 
leaf becomes alkaline: ref. IV vu 263 
Gaudin, M. 
Method of preserving Col- 
lodion plates: ref I. m 3 
Gaul. 
Celtic traces in II xv 84 
Cranial capacity (.large).... II xv 216 
Inquiry into Physical 
Characteristics of An- 
cient and Modern Celt 
of, and Britain. By 
Daniel Wilson II ix 369 
History of ancient II ix 372 
Physical characteristics of 
ancient II ix 373 
Zimri traces in II xv 309 
Gaultheria procumbens, 
Suitable lor flower gardens IV m 128 
Gaura, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of. 
G. biennis, L II xv 551 
Gauss. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Gayomers, Persia II xv 283 
Gazetteer. 
Canadas (1832). By Andrew 
Picken: ref II xv 34 
Canada in 1839. By Chas. 
Fothergill II xv 36 
Canadian (1846). By Wm. 
Henry Smith: ref II xv 38 
Concise Account of N. 
America. By Major R. 
Rogers, 1765 II xv 27 
Early, and Map Litera- 
ture of Western Can- 
ada. By Rev. Dr. Scad- 
ding II xv 23 
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First, of Upper Canada 
WITH ANNOTATIONS. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xiv 55 
208, 305, 367, 513, 658 
Geographical view of Pro- 
vince of Upper Canada. 
By M. Smith (American) 
(1813) II xv 29 
Lovell's Dominion Direc- 
tory, 1871-73 II xv 38 
North American and West 
Indian, 1759 . II xv 24 
Quebec Almanac and British 
American Royal Calendai 
for 1819 II xv 29 
Sketches of Canada (1833). 
By W. L. McKenzie: ref II xv 35 
Statistical account of Can- 
ada, 1822 II xv 32 
Statistical account of U. 
Canada, 1836 II xv 35 
Statistical sketches of U. 
Canada. By Dr. Dunlop 
(1832)... ..... II xv 34 
Topographical description 
and Provincial, of U. 
Canada, 1799 II xv 28 
Topographical description 
of Canada, etc., 1815.... II xv 31, 32 
Gazetteer. The first Ga- 
zetteer of Canada was 
published in 1799 with 
a second edition in 
1813. It is reprinted in 
the Canadian Journal 
and contains accounts 
of the following places. 
Abino Creek II xiv 305 
Abino Point II xiv 212, 305 
Addington County II xiv 305 
Adolphpstown II xiv 68 
Adolphus Town II xiv 306 
Aidborough Tp II xiv 306 
Alempignon Lake II xiv 306 
Alfred Tp II xiv 306 
Alumetes, les II xiv 306 
Alnwick Tp II xiv 306 
Alured Cape II xiv 306 
Ameliasbuigh Tp II xiv 306 
Amherst Island II xiv 307 
Amherstburgh II xiv 214, 307 
Amikones, Rivei of the. ... II xiv 307 
Ancastcr Tp II xiv 307 
Angousoka River II xiv 307 
Ann's, St. Island II xiv 307 
Annequonchecom Lake. ... II xiv 307 
Apostles, the Twelve II xiv 307 
Appance River II xiv 307 
Atokas River II xiv 308 
Attica Bay II xiv 308 
Attica River II xiv 308 
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Augusta II xiv 65 
Augusta Tp II xiv 308 
Bachouanan River II xiv 367 
Barbue Point II xiv 367 
Barbue River II xiv 367 
Baril, Isles du II xiv 367 
Baril, Pointe au II xiv 367 
Barque, Isle de la II xiv 367 
Barrier Point II xiv 367 
Barton Tp II xiv 367 
Bass Cove II xiv 367 
Bass Island II xiv 368 
Bass Islands II xiv 367 
Bastard Tp II xiv 368 
Batteau Island II xiv 368 
Batture Grand II xiv 368 
Bayham Tp II xiv 368 
Bearded Island II xiv 368 
Beaver Creek II xiv 368 
Beaver River II xiv 368 
Beauharnois Isle II xiv 368 
Bedford Tp II xiv 368 
Belle River II xiv 368 
Bertie Tp II xiv 368 
Beverly Tp II xiv 368 
Biche, Marais a la II xiv 368 
Binbrook Tp II xiv 369 
Black Bay II xiv 369 
Black Creek II xiv 369 
Black River II xiv 208 
Blandford Tp II xiv 369 
Blenheim Tp II xiv 369 
Block Tp II xiv 369 
BodSt, Pointe au II xiv 369 
River au II xiv 369 
Bois Blanc Island II xiv 369 
Bonne Chere, Riviere de la.. II xiv 369 
Bowen's Creek II xiv 370 
Brant's Villiage II xiv 370 
Bristol II xiv 370 
Burford Tp II xiv 370 
Burgess Tp II xiv 370 
Burlington Bay II XIV 210 
Cabot's Head II xiv 370 
Caistor Tp II xiv 370 
Calumet, Pointe au II xiv 370 
Calumet Grand II xiv 370 
Caledonia Tp II xiv 370 
Cambridge Tp II xiv 370 
Camden East II xiv 370 
Camden Tp II xiv 370 
Canada II xv 25 
Canada, Upper II xiv 371 
Canard's River II xiv 372 
Canise Island II xiv 372 
Cardinal, Pointe au II xiv 372 
Carleton Island II xiv 372 
Caribou Island II xiv 372 
Castle Point II xiv 373 
Cat Island II xiv 373 
Cataraqui II xiv 373 
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Cataraqui, Isle de Petite.. . II xiv 373 
Cataraqui Petit II xiv 373 
Catfish Creek II xiv 373 
Catfish Island II xiv 373 
Cauchois Isle II xiv 373 
Cedar Creek II xiv 373 
Cedar Island II xiv 373 
Celeron Isle II xiv 373 
Charlottenburgh. . II xiv 373 
Charlottenburg Tp II xiv 63 
Charlotteville II xiv 212 
Charlotteville Tp II xiv 213, 373 
Charron River II xiv 373 
Chasse, Riviere de la Belle. II xiv 373 
Chat, Isle au II xiv 373 
Chat Lake II xiv 373 
Chatham II xiv 214 
Chatham Tp II xiv 373 
Chaudiere Falls II xiv 374 
Chaudiere Lake II xiv 374 
Chaudiere, Riviere & la.. .. II xiv 374 
Chebontequion II xiv 374 
Chenal Ecarte, Isle de II xiv 374 
Chenal Ecarte River II xiv 374 
Chgne, Isle du II xiv 374 
Chgne, Pointe au II xiv 374 
Chene, Portage du II xiv 374 
ChSne, Riviere du II xiv 374 
Cheveaux, Pointe du II xiv 374 
Chippewa Creek II xiv 374 
Claics, Lake aux II xiv 374 
Clarence Tp II xiv 375 
Clarke Tp II xiv 375 
Clinton Tp II xiv 375 
Cochon Isle au II xiv 375 
Cochela Island II xiv 375 
Colchester Tp . II xiv 375 
Cooke's Bay II xiv 357 
Coote's Paradise II xiv 210, 375 
Coppermine Point II xiv 376 
Cornwall Tp II xiv 63, 376 
Cramahe Tp II xiv 69, 376 
Credai River II xiv 376 
Credit River II xiv 209, 376 
Creuse River II xiv 376 
Cris (Big and Little)...... II xiv 376 
Crosby Tp II xiv 376 
Crowland Tp II xiv 376 
Cumberland Tp II xiv 376 
Cunningham's Island II xiv 376 
Darling Island II xiv 377 
Darling's Island II xiv 208 
Darlington Tp II xiv 377 
Delaware II xiv 215 
Delaware Tp II xiv 377 
Dereham Tp II xiv 377 
Detroit II xiv 377 
Detroit, le Petit II xiv 377 
Detroit, Little II xiv 377 
Detroit, Turn of Little II xiv 377 
Detour II xiv 377 
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Detour Point II xiv 377 
Diable, Isles au II xiv 378 
Don River II xiv 70, 378 
Dorchester II xiv 216 
Dorchester Mount II xiv 378 
Dorchester Tp II xiv 378 
Dover Tp II xiv 378 
Dyer's Island II xiv 379 
Dublin II xiv 378 
Dubois, Lac II xiv 378 
Duck Cove II xiv 378 
Duck Islands II xiv 378 
Duck Point. . . II xiv 379 
Duffin's Creek II xiv 379 
Duffin's Creek (River) II xiv 69 
Dundas County II xiv 379 
Dundas Street II xiv 216 
Dunwich Tp II xiv 379 
Durham County II xiv 379 
East Bay II xiv 379 
Eastern District II xiv 380 
East Lake II xiv 380 
Ecors Grand II xiv 380 
Ecors Petit II xiv 380 
Edwardsburgh Tp II xiv 65, 380 
Edinburgh II xiv 380 
Elbow Island II xiv 380 
Elizabeth Tp II xiv 65 
Elizabeth Town II xiv 380 
ElmsleyTp II xiv 380 
Epingles les II xiv 380 
Erie Fort II xiv 380 
Ernest town II xiv 67 
Ernest Tp II xiv 381 
Essex County II xiv 381 
Eturgeon Lac II xiv 381 
Etobicoke River II xiv 209 
Etobicoke Tp II xiv 381 
Falls, Great II xiv 381 
Falls, Long II xiv 381 
Falls of Niagara II xiv 381 
Fredericksburg II xiv 68 
Frederick Point II xiv 383 
Fredericksburgh Tp II xiv 383 
French River II xiv 383 
Fighting Island II xiv 381 
Finch Tp II xiv 382 
Foin, Point au II xiv 382 
Flamborough Tp II xiv 382 
Flat Islands II xiv 382 
Force, Isle de la II xiv 382 
Foreland, North II xiv 382 
Foreland, South II xiv 382 
Isle au II xiv 382 
Forks of Bay of Quinte. ... II xiv 382 
Fort Amherst II xiv 382 
Fort Erie II xiv 211,212 
Fort George II xiv 211, 382 
Fort Rouille. II xiv 209 
Fort Welland II xiv 211 
Francis Island II xiv 208,382 
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Francis, Lake St II xiv 383 
Francois River II xiv 383 
Frontenac County II xiv 383 
Frying Pan Island II xiv 383 
Gage Island II xiv 383 
Gainsborough Tp II xiv 383 
Galette II xiv 384 
Galette, Riviere 5 la vielle.. II xiv 384 
Galloas, les II xiv 384 
Gallop, Point au II xiv 384 
Gananoqui River II xiv 384 
Ganaraska River II xiv 384 
Geneter, Isle au II xiv 384 
Geneva Lake II xiv 210, 384 
George Lake II xiv 384 
Gibraltar Point II xiv 209, 384 
Glanford Tp II xiv 384 
Glengary County II xiv 384 
Gloucester II xiv 385 
Gloucester Fort II xiv 385 
Gloucester or Sturgeon Bay II xiv 208 
Gloucester Tp II xiv 385 
Glasgow II xiv 384 
Gorgontua II xiv 385 
Gosfield Tp II xiv 385 
Gower Tp II xiv 385 
Grand Bay II xiv 385 
Grand Island II xiv 386 
Grand Isle II xiv 385 
Grand Marsh II xiv 385 
Grand or Ottawa River.... II xiv 386 
Grand River II xiv 385 
Grange Isle II xiv 386 
Grantham Tp II xiv 386 
Grasse Bayede II xiv 386 
Gravel Point II xiv 386 
Graves Island. , II xiv 386 
Gravois, Pointe au II xiv 386 
Gravois, Riviere au II xiv 386 
Great Cape II xiv 386 
Green Point II xiv 387 
Grenville County II xiv 387 
Grey's River II xiv 387 
Grimsby Tp II xiv 387 
Grosse Isle II xiv 387 
Grosse Isle aux Dindes. ... II xiv 387 
Grosse, Isle la II xiv 387 
Gull Island II xiv 387 
Gwillimbury Tp II xiv 387 
Haldimand Cove II xiv 513 
Haldimand Point II xiv 513 
Haldimand Tp II xiv 69, 513 
Hallowell Tp II xiv 513 
Hamilton Cove II xiv 513 
Hamilton Point II xiv 513 
Hamilton Tp II xiv 69, 513 
Hare Island II xiv 513 
Harsen's Island II xiv 513 
Harwich Tp II xiv 514 
Hastings County II xiv 514 
Hawkesbury Tp II xiv 514 
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Hay Bay II xiv 514 
Hinchinbroke Tp II xiv 514 
Henry Point II xiv 514 
Heibes, Pointe aux II xiv 514 
Hesse II xiv 514 
Hocquart Isle II xiv 515 
Hog Island II xiv 214, 514 
Holland's River II xiv 515 
Home District, The II xiv 515 
Hope's Cove II xiv 515 
Hope Tp II xiv 69, 515 
Horn Cape Il xiv 515 
Hospital Island II xiv 515 
Houghton Tp II xiv 516 
Howe Island II xiv 516 
Howard Tp II xiv 516 
Howe Island II xiv 65 
Humber River II xiv 209, 516 
Humberstone Tp II xiv 516 
Hungerford Tp II xiv 516 
Huntingdon Tp II xiv 516 
Industry Point II xiv 516 
Iroquois II xv 25 
Iroquois Bay II xiv 208 
Iroquois, Pointe aux II xiv 516 
Isle de Quinti, Nicholas Is- 
land II xiv 68 
Ivrogue Point II xiv 516 
Jervois, River au II xiv 516 
Joachims, 1'Etang des II xiv 516 
John's Island II xiv 517 
Johnson Point II xiv 517 
Johnstown II xiv 517 
Johnstown, New II xiv 517 
Kamanestingoyan II xiv 517 
Katabokokouk II xiv 517 
Kempenfelt's Bay II xiv 208, 517 
Kent County II xiv 517 
Kenyon Tp II xiv 63, 518 
Ketche Sepee II xiv 518 
Kettle River II xiv 518 
Kiasan Point II xiv 518 
Killikokin Point II xiv 519 
King Tp II xiv 518 
King's Head Inn. II xiv 210 
Kingston II xiv 518 
Kingston Town II xiv 67 
Kingston Tp II xiv 67,519 
Kitley Tp II xiv 519 
Knagg's Creek II xiv 519 
Lac, Pointe du II xiv 519 
Lake Erie II xiv 212 
Lake of the Woods II xiv 668 
Lake Ontario II xiv 216 
II xv 25 
Lake Simcoe II xiv 208,374 
Lake St. Claii II xiv 214 
Lancaster Tp II xiv 63, 519 
Landing, West II xiv 519 
Landguard II xiv 213,519 
Landsdown Tp II xiv 65, 519 
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La Trenche II xiv 520 
Latitudes, Longitudes, ol 
Seveial Impoitant places 
in Canada II xiv 673 
Leeds County II xiv 520 
Leeds Tp II xiv 65, 520 
Lenox II xiv 520 
Lenox County II xiv 305, 520 
Levi. Isle du Fort II xiv 520 
Lincoln County II xiv 210,521 
Little Bay II xiv 521 
London... II xiv 215 
London Tp II xiv 216, 522 
Long Beach II xiv 522 
Long Lakes II xiv 522 
Long Point II xiv 522 
Long Point Bay II xiv 212 
Long Saut, isle au II xiv 522 
Long Sault Rapid II xiv 64 
Longueil Tp II xiv 522 
Loughborough Tp II xiv 522 
Louth Tp II xiv 523 
Lower Landing II xiv 522 
Lunenbuigh II xiv 523 
Lynn River II xiv 523 
Lyon's Creek II xiv 523 
Maidstone Tp II xiv 523 
Malahide Tp II xiv 523 
Malden Tp II xiv 214 
Malden Tp II xiv 523 
Maligne, Grande Pointe. .. Il xiv 523 
Maligne, la Petite Pointe.. II xiv 523 
Mamonce II xiv 523 
Manitou Islands II xiv 523 
Manitoualin II xiv 523 
Marais Grande II xiv 524 
Marandier Point II xiv 524 
Markham Tp II xiv 209, 524 
Marlborough Tp II xiv 524 
Marsh Creek II xiv 524 
Mary's, St. Point II xiv 524 
Marysburg Tp II xiv 524 
Mataonaschie River II xiv 524 
Matchedash II xiv 524 
Matchedash Bay II xiv 208 
Matilda Tp II xiv 524 
Maurepas Isle II xiv 524 
Michilimackinack II xiv 524 
Mecklenburgh II xiv 524 
Mersea Tp II xiv 524 
Michipicoten Bay II xiv 526 
Michipicoten Isle II xiv 526 
Michipicoten River II xiv 526 
Middle Island II xiv 525 
Middle Sister II xiv 525 
Midland District II xiv 525 
Miliquean Creek II xiv 525 
Milles, Isles les II xiv 525 
Milles Roches, Isle au II xiv 525 
Mills near Niagara II xiv 212 
Minatte, Isle de II xiv 525 
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Osnabruck Tp II xxv 64, 532 
Oswegatchie Fort II xiv 65 
Oswego II xiv 532 
Oswego Creek, Great II xiv 532 
Oswego Creek, Little II xiv 533 
Osweigatchie, New II xiv 532 
Ottawa or Grand River.... II xiv 533 
Ottawa River II xiv 386 
Otter's Head II xiv 533 
Oubesaoutegongs Point. ... II xiv 533 
Ouentarouk Lake II xiv 533 
Ouse II xiv 533 
Oxford II xiv 216 
Oxford Tp II xiv 533, 534 
Pais Plat II xiv 534 
Paps, The II xiv 534 
Paresseux, Portage des II xiv 534 
Paterson's Creek II xiv 534 
Patie Island II xiv 534 
Peach Island II xiv 534 
PSches, Riviere aux II xiv 534 
Pelham Tp II xiv 534 
Pele Point. II xiv 534 
Pemetescoutiang II xiv 534 
Penetanguishene II xiv 71 
Penetanguishene Harbour.. II xiv 209 
Perch Cove II xiv 534 
Perches et Cave, Rapids de II xiv 535 
Percy Tp II xiv 535 
P8ie, Point au II xiv 535 
Peterborough II xv 36 
Peter's, St. Bay II xiv 535 
Petite Isle aux d'lndes II xiv 535 
Petite Nation River II xiv 66 
Philipeaux Isle II xiv 535 
Pic Riviere au, II xiv 535 
Pickering Tp II xiv 69, 535 
Pigeon Bay II xiv 535 
Pilkington Island II xiv 535 
Pin, Portage du II xiv 535 
Pins, Pointe aux II xiv 536 
Pittsburgh Tp II xiv 65, 536 
Plantagenet Tp II xiv 536 
Pleasant Pointe II xiv 536 
Pline, Lac la II xiv 536 
Pline, Riviere la II xiv 536 
Pointe au II xiv 62 
Point Pele II xiv 213 
Portage de plein Champ.. . II xiv 536 
Portage, le Grand II xiv 536 
Portland Tp II xiv 536 
Pottohawk Point II xiv 213, 536 
Priest's Island II xiv 537 
Prescott County II xiv 536 
Presentation Fort II xiv 536 
Presqu' isle II xiv 537 
Presquisle Major II xiv 537 
Presqu'isle de Quinte II xiv 537 
Presse, Matouan II xiv 537 
Prinde Edward Bay II xiv 537 
Prince Edward County. . . II xiv 67, 537 
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Mississaga Island II xiv 525 
Missisaga Point II xiv 211, 526 
Mississaga River II xiv 526 
Mohawk Bay II xiv 526 
Mohawk Settlement II xiv 526 
Mohawk Village II xiv 526 
Moira River II xiv 527 
Molla Shannon II xiv 527 
Montagne, Poitage de II xiv 527 
Montagu Tp II xiv 527 
Montreal II xv 25 
Montieal Isle II xiv 527 
Montreal, River de II xiv 527 
Moravian Village II xiv 215,527 
Morgan Point II xiv 527 
Morpicn Isle II xiv 527 
Morpions, Isle aux II xiv 527 
Mouille Pointe II xiv 527 
Moulenet Isles au II xiv 528 
Mountain Tp II xiv 528 
Muddy Creek II xiv 528 
Muddy Lake II xiv 528 
Murray Tp II xiv 69, 528 
Nanticoke Creek II xiv 528 
Narrows, The II xiv 528 
Nassau II xiv 528 
Navy Hall II xiv 528 
Navy Island II xiv 528 
Nelson Tp II xiv 529 
Nen River II xiv 70, 529 
Nepean Tp II xiv 529 
New River II xiv 530 
Newark (Niagara Town)... II xiv 210 
Newark Town II xiv 529 
Newark Tp II xiv 529 
Newcastle II xiv 529 
Newcastle Harbour 11, xiv 69 
Niagara II xiv 530 
Niagara, East II xiv 530 
Niagara Falls II xiv 211 
Niagara, Little II xiv 530 
Niagara River II xiv 211 
Niagara town II xiv 210 
Nicholas Island II xiv 530 
Nipegon Lake II xiv 530 
Norfolk County II xiv 530 
Norman Marais II xiv 530 
North Channel II xiv 530 
North Foreland II xiv 213 
Northumberland County... II xiv 531 
Norwich II xiv 531 
Norwich Tp II xiv 531 
Nottawasaga Bay II XIV 209 
Nottawasaga River II xiv 208 
Oak Point II xiv 531 
Ontario County II xiv 531 
Ontario Fort II xiv 531 
Orford Tp II xiv 531 
Orphan Island II xiv 532 
Orwell River II xiv 532 
Osgoode Tp II xiv 532 
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Prince William Henry's Is- 
land II xiv 208 
Prince William's Island. .. . II xiv 537 
Puces, Riviere aux II xiv 537 
Quebec Province II xiv 370 
Queenstown II xiv 211, 537 
Quinte Bay II xiv 67, 68 
Quinte, Isle de II xiv 538 
Quinte Lake II xiv 538 
Rabies, Isles aux II xiv 538 
Rabies, Pointe aux II xiv 538 
Raby Head II xiv 538 
Rain Lake II xiv 538 
Rainham Tp II xiv 538 
Raisin Isles II xiv 538 
Raisin Pointe II xiv 539 
Raisins, Riviere aux II xiv 539 
Raleigh Tp II xiv 539 
Rapid Plat, Isle au II xiv 539 
Rawdon Tp II xiv 539 
Red River II xiv 539 
Regis St II xiv 539 
Remon Grand II xiv 539 
Retreat Pointe II xiv 539 
Rice Lake II xiv 539 
Richmond Tp II xiv 539 
Rideau, Petite Riviere II xiv 540 
Rideau River Il xiv 66, 540 
River St. Clair . II xiv 214 
Roche, Capitaine, Portage.. II xiv 540 
Rochers, Pointe aux II xiv 540 
Rochester Tp II xiv 540 
Rock Point II xiv 540 
Rocky Island Il xiv 540 
Rocky Point II xiv 540 
Romney Tp II xiv 541 
Rose, Portage a la II xiv 541 
Rouge River II xiv 541 
Roxburgh Tp II xiv 63, 541 
Royal Isle II xiv 541 
Runial, Pointe 5 la 11 xiv 541 
Ruscom River II xiv 541 
Russell Tp II xiv 541 
Sables Dores, Portage aux. . II xiv 658 
Sables, Riviere aux II xiv 658 
Saganaskokam River II xiv 658 
Salmon Creek II xiv 658 
Salmon Creek, Big II xiv 658 
Salmon Cieek, Great II xiv 658 
Salmon Creek, Little II xiv 658 
Saltfleet Tp .... II xiv 658 
Sangas or St. Dusk's Point. II xiv 659 
Sangas Point II xiv 659 
Sandusky Island II xiv 658 
Sandwich Town II xiv 214 
Sandwich Tp II xiv 658 
Sandy Bay II xiv 659 
Sandy Bay, Great II xiv 659 
Sandy Bay, Little II xiv 659 
Sandy Point II xiv 659 
Sandy River Il xiv 659 
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Sa u mon River II xiv 659 
Saut Long II xiv 659 
Savatte, Isle a la II xiv 659 
Schlosser Foit II xiv 661 
Scarborough Tp II xiv 69,659 
Seymour Tp II xiv 69 
Serpent, Le II xiv 659 
Severn R II xiv 208, 660 
Shanguanac II xiv 660 
Shannon River II xiv 68, 660 
Shawnese Tp II xiv 660 
Ship Island II xiv 660 
Short Point II xiv 660 
Shyon Cape II xiv 660 
Sidney Tp II xiv 660 
Simcoe Lake II xiv 660 
Sinclair River II xiv 661 
Sinion Lake II xiv 661 
Sister, East II xiv 661 
Sister, West II xiv 661 
Smith's Creek II xiv 661 
Sophiasburg Tp II xiv 661 
Sorcerer's Lake II xiv 661 
Southwold Tp II xiv 661 
St. Lawrence River II xiv 65 
St. Regis II xiv 63 
Sugar-loaf Hill II xiv 661 
Sutherland's Creek II xiv 661 
Talbot's River II xiv 661 
Talon's, Poitage de II xiv 662 
Tegaogen II xiv 662 
Thames River Il xiv 215, 662 
Thessalon Point II xiv 662 
Thessalon River II xiv 662 
Thompson's Island II xiv 662 
ThoroldTp... II xiv 662 
Thunder Bay II xiv 662 
Thurlow Tp II xiv 662 
Tilbury Tp II xiv 662 
Tobacoke II xiv 663 
Tonagayon II xiv 663 
Tonagayon Bay II xiv 663 
Tonianta Creek II xiv 663 
Toronto Bay II xiv 663 
Toronto Lake II xiv 663 
Toronto River II xiv 663 
Tortue, Portage de la II xiv 663 
Tourtes, Isle aux II xiv 663 
Tourtes, Point aux II xiv 663 
Touti, Petite Isle II xiv 663 
Touti River II xiv 663 
Tower Point II xiv 664 
Townsend Tp II xiv 664 
Traverse Bay II xiv 664 
Traverse Cape II xiv 664 
Traverse Isle II xiv 664 
Traverse Pointe II xiv 664 
Traverse, Pointe a la II xiv 664 
1 reverse, Riviere a la II xiv 664 
Trafalgar Tp II xiv 664 
Trent River II xiv 67, 664 
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Trois Chenaux Ecartes, Isle 
de II xiv 664 
Trous Leveillier II xiv 664 
Turkey Island II xiv 664 
Turkey (or Fighting) Island II xiv 214 
Turkey Point II xiv 213, 665 
Turtle Island II xiv 665 
Twelve Rivers II xiv 210 
Twenty Rivers II xiv 210 
Two Rivers, The II xiv 665 
Urfe River II xiv 665 
Uxbiidge II xiv 665 
Vesey Cape II xiv 665 
Vaughan Tp II xiv 665 
Wabuscommong Lake II xiv 665 
Wainfleet Tp II xiv 665 
Walpole Tp II xiv 665 
Walsingham II xiv 213 
Walsingham Tp II xiv 666 
Wapose Island II xiv 666 
Washquarter II xiv 666 
Waveney River II xiv 666 
Wenitagouk II xiv 666 
West Bay II xiv 666 
West Bay, Great II xiv 666 
West Lake II xiv 666 
Western District, The II xiv 666 
Westminister Tp II xiv 667 
Whirlpool II xiv 212 
Whitby Tp II xiv 667 
Whitechurch Tp II xiv 667 
Whitefish Island II xiv 667 
Williamsburgh Tp II xiv 64, 667 
Willoughby Tp ♦.... II xiv 667 
Windham Tp II xiv 667 
Winchester Tp II xiv 667 
Wolfe Island II xiv 667 
Wolford Tp II xiv 667 
Woodhouse II xiv 212 
Woodhouse Tp II xiv 668 
Woods, Lake of the II xiv 668 
Wye River II xiv 668 
Yarmouth Tp II xiv 668 
Yonge St •. II xiv 71, 668 
Yonge Tp..' II xiv 65, 669 
York II xiv 671 
York City II xiv 70 
York County II xiv 669 
York Harbour II xiv 209 
York Tp II xiv 69, 672 
Geaster, habits and Ontario 
habitats of 
G. limbatus IV ix 79 
G. triplex IV ix 79 
Geckoes, Ceylon II vn 354 
Geddes, Capt. Gamble. 
Affection of Insects for 
their young: abstract.. Ill in 42 
Entomological trip in 
Rockies Ill n 232 
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Geese, Wild, notes on 
Toronto visitors Ill vn 190 
IV hi 107 
Gegenbaur, C. 
Fish bone classification: ref. Ill n 309 
Flexor longus pollicis absent 
from thumb in man: ref.. IV vi 540 
Palmar interossei in man: 
ref. IV vi 551 
Relations and origins of 
opercular bones: ref Ill n 291 
Sartorius in anthropoid 
apesandman: ref IV vi 553 
G egenbaur and Oscar 
Schmidt. 
Carpus or tarsus of water 
tortoise a simple form 
irom which structure of 
foot can be determined: 
ref IV vi 577 
Geiger and Marsden. 
Alpha rays reflected from 
substances they strike: ref IV ix 156 
Geikie, Archibald. 
Story of a Boulder: reviewed II in 493 
Geikie, Rev. A. Constable. 
Canadian English II n 344 
Notes on Population of 
New England II i 245 
Gela in Sicily, Copper coin 
from, in Canadian Insti- 
tute II ix 228 
Gelatin, plant, in gluten.... IV vn 497 
Gelatine. 
As food II vii 362 
Exhibition of, at Exhibition 
of 1851 I I 9 
Methods of production.... I I 9 
Gelechiidae, species IV ix 309 
Gander. 
Bibliography on origin of 
Grammatical Ill vn 216 
Blackfoot IV v 137 
French anomalies in IV vi 62 
German anomalies in IV vi 62 
Greek IV vi 63, 67 
Iroquois IV vi 71 
Languages possessing and 
not possessing Gram- 
matical Ill vn 216 
Latin IV vi 63, 67 
Origin and development 
of Grammatical. By A. 
F. Chamberlain Ill vn 216 
Origin of. By Prof. A. J. 
Bell, Ph.D IV vi 61 
Sanskrit IV vi 67 
Genealogical. 
Malcolm's, Tree of 
Royal Family of Gt. 
Britain: reprint II vn 152 
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Genealogy, Tungus IV v 210 
Generatio equivoca II iv 7 
Genessee Farmer, for Jan. 
1853: reviewed I I 139 
Geneter, Isle au, gazetteer 
notice II xiv 384 
Geneva, lake, Switz, Seiches 
in I n 27 
Geneva Lake, Ont., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 210, 384 
Geniohyoideus, Amiurus 
catus (pl.) Ill n 320 
Genital Organs, Amiurus 
catus Ill n 443 
Genth, Dr. 
Contributions to Minera- 
logy II vii 152 
Gentianaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species HI n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 647 
London species II vm 231 
Genuinae II vm 3 
Geodesy. 
First attempts to measure 
earth's circumference.... I I 85 
Pi ogress up to 1857 II n 465 
Trigonometrical Survey of 
arc of meridian in Gt. 
Britain and East Europe. I I 85 
Geoghegan. 
Potassium in brain tissue 
exceeds sodium in 
amount: ref IV ix 402 
Geographical. 
Advances in China and 
Africa (1863).... II vm 105 
I nfoi mation obtained by 
Dr. Lepsius in Egypt.... I n 267 
Geological and, distiibution 
of petroleum deposits and 
fucoidal remains: re- 
viewed II xi 194 
Geological structure de- 
termines formation oi, 
features I ill 2 
Geography. 
Advances in (1854) I m 89 
Geography and History ot 
British America and other 
colonies of the Empire. 
By J. Geo. Hodgins: re- 
viewed II hi 47 
Honduras II I 361 
Lowell's Geneial: reviewed. II vi 485 
Modern, for use of Schools. 
By Robert Anderson, 
Edinburgh: reviewed.... II i 464 
San Salvador II I 362 
Geological. 
Age of N. Zealand II ii 363 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Geological-Con. 
Collections Crystal Palace, 
Sydenham I i 47 
Composition of Laurentian 
Hills I in 97 
Contemporaneity of, 
Strata and Doctrine 
of Continuity. By H. 
Alleyne Nicholson II xm 269 
Continuity Il xm 275 
Divisions of New Bruns- 
wick II xv 103 
Divisions of Nova Scotia... II xv 109 
Evidences of Antiquity of 
Man with remarks on 
Theories of Species by 
Variation. By Sir Chas. 
Lyell: reviewed II vm 378 
Examination of Lake Huron 
Coast between Thessalon 
and Mississagui Rivers in 
1858... ... II v 462 
Exploration of Gaspe Penin- 
sula in 1858 II v 464 
Features ot eastern America, 
brief I i 126 
Features of Grand Manan, 
B. oi Fundy II xm 235 
Features of Niagara and 
Gore districts II ' v 498 
Features of Western Ontario I ill 1 
Geological Connexions 
of Caribean region. By 
R. J. L. Guppy IV vm 373 
Geological formation at 
Port Colbourne, as 
SHOWN BY DRILLING FOR 
Natural gas. By John 
C. McRae Ill vi 338 
Geological History of L. 
Superior. By Dr. Robert 
Bell IV vi 45 
Geological map of a Por- 
tion of Western Can- 
ada . I hi 21 
Geographical and, distribu- 
tion of petroleum deposits 
and fucoidal remains. ... II xi 194 
History of central basin of 
Tennessee Ill vii 82 
History of Michigan II vn 76 
Jamaica, basement IV v 330 
Jamaica, succession and 
oscillations, table IV v 357 
Local, Notes (Tor.). By 
E. J. Chapman II iv 493 
Map of Western Canada 
(southern Ont.) and Eas- 
tern Michigan II ix 4 
Map of Canada: note on... II I 74 
New, Magazine (Geologist, 
London) II in 358 
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Ser. Vol. Page 
Geological-Con. 
On leading, areas of Can- 
ada. By E. J. Chapman. Il xv 13, 92 
On, section of Industrial 
Exhibition at New 
York. By Sir Charles 
Lyell: reprint I in 35 
Places of, Interest near 
Medicine Hat. By Prof. 
J. Hoyes Panton Ill v 150 
Relations of Crustacea II i 280 
Relations of trilobites II i 280 
Report of Geological 
Survey of Wisconsin, 
Iowa, Minnesota and 
part of Nebraska Ter- 
ritory. By D. D. Owen, 
U.S. Geologist; extracts 
from: reprint II n 79, 101 
Restorations at Crystal Pal- 
ace I in 9 
Structure of Highland Rim 
in central basin of Ten- 
nessee Ill vii 75 
Sub-divisions of Quebec.... II xv 92 
Unity of, phenomena in 
PLANETARY SYSTEM OF 
Sun. By L. Ssemann: 
reprint II vi 525 
Geological Formations. 
Burlington Beach and Hts. . II v 509 
Contemporaneous, contain 
wholly different fessils.. . II xm 274 
Give characteristic mineral 
waters; laws regarding... I i 152 
Michigan II vii 73 
Ontario in Petroleum areas. II vi 319 
Geological Survey of. 
Bruce mines (1857) II iv 269 
Country between L. Huron 
east of Spanish River and 
upper part ot Ottawa. By 
Murray II in 324 
Echo Lake (Ont.), 1857.... II iv 269 
French River, Ont., 1857... II iv 269 
Magdalen R., Gaspe II iv 270 
Michigan; first biennial Re- 
port: reviewed II vii 73 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada. 
Advice of Prof. Jas. Hall 
about I in 250 
Canadian, and its Direc- 
tor sir Wm. E. Logan. 
By Sandford Fleming.... II I 238 
Decades I and IV: reviewed II iv 465 
Defects and recommenda- 
tions, 1854 I in 236 
Economic value of I III 253 
Estimated Annual cost ot... I in 237 
Expenses of I in 254 
Government attitude to.... II x 86 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada- Con. 
Logan W. E., knighted. ... II i 186 
Opinions regarding value of I in 255 
Practical value of I in 254 
Reply of Prof. Chapman 
TO REPORT OF SELECT 
Committee on (1855)... I in 289 
Repoit foi 1857: reviewed. II iv 268 
Report for 1858: reviewed.. II v 451 
Report fiom commenc - 
menttol863: reviewed.. II ix 207 
Report, 1850-51: reviewed. I i 112 
Report of Progress, 
1852-3 I in 97 
Reports for 1853-54-55-56: 
reviewed II in 260, 320 
Report of Select Com- 
mittee on (1855) I in 250 
Scientific truths derived 
from I in 252 
Sketch-map of the, of On- 
tario II viii 457 
Statement of Surveys 
made by W. E. Logan ... I in 253 
Summary of work done up 
to 1855 I in 235 
Geological Survey. 
Report of, in the state of 
Iowa, 1858: reviewed... II v 195 
Geologist. 
Canadian Naturalist and. 
By E. Billings: reviewed. II I 164 
II vi 529 
"Geologist", new geological 
Magazine II ill 358 
Geology. 
A Popular Exposition of 
MINERALS AND, OF CAN- 
ADA. By Prof. E. J. Chap- 
man II v 1, 168, 517 
II vi 149, 425, 500 
II vii 108 
II vm 17, 111, 185, 437 
II ix 1 
Abridgement of descrip- 
tion OF BROWN COAL DE- 
POSIT in Brandon, Vt. 
Attempt to discover 
GEOLOGICAL AGE OF PRIN- 
CIPAL HEMATITE ORE 
beds in United States. 
By Edward Hitchcock, 
D.D.: reprint I I 139 
Acadian. By J. W. Dawson: 
reviewed I ill 39 
American. By Jas. D. Dana: 
ref II vm 49 
Anticlinal regions of N. 
America I ill 27 
Anticosti II n 47 
Apatite region in Canada. . Ill ill 296 
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Barry Islands IV IX 219 
Beaches and terraces of L. 
Huron I I 226 
Bibliography of, of Caribean 
area IV vm 148 
Bibliography of, of West 
Indies IV vm 373 
Broad outlines of, of 
Northwest of L. Su- 
perior. By Arthur Har- 
vey Ill vn 218 
Canada (brief) II I 378 
Canada; surface, and drift 
formation of Canada. By 
Prof. Ramsay: reviewed. II iv 318 
Coal supply of Britain I in 86 
Composition of earths crust 
as produced by cooling 
process IV vii 542 
Coppermine region IV ix 218 
Defined. By Prof. James D. 
Dana I m 358 
Definition of II v 1 
Deposition of Native 
Metals in Vein Fis- 
sures, etc., By Electro- 
Chemical Agency. By 
Prof. E. J. Chapman: re- 
print II in 75 
Description of, of Georgian 
Bay and Huron Coast.. . I ill 49 
Direction of Currents 
of Deposition and 
Source of Materials 
of older Palaeozoic 
Rocks. By Prof. Jas. 
Hall: reprint. II ill 88 
Distribution of Gold. ... I i 17 
Dr. Owen's report on. of 
Wisconsin; extracts from. I ii 22 
Eastern or Metamorphic 
Basin of Canada II ix 9 
Erie and Huron District.. II xiv 584 
Evidence from existing 
lakes and rivers of com- 
position of primeval ocean IV vn 556 
Evidence from lakes and 
rivers that potassium and 
calcium predominated in 
pre-Cambrian seas IV vn 555 
Fort Hill, Ont IV vn 148 
Fossils, oldest found in 
Canada I n 54 
Gananoque and Back Tps. . II xiv 581 
Gaspe II in 515 
General changes of level of 
land and sea in W. Indies IV vn 368 
General survey of, in 1853.. In 53 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Geology-Con. 
Geology against great age 
attributed to archaeolog- 
ical remains IV iv 42 
Geology and the Bible II n 202 
Geology and physical char- 
acteristic of Anticosti 
Island II in 327 
Geology in America. By 
Prof. James D. Dana: 
reprint I m 357, 385 
Geology in Public 
Schools. By Jas. T. B. 
Ives Ill v 125 
Geology of Belleville 
and Surrounding dis- 
trict. By Prof. E. J. 
Chapman II v 41 
Geology of Gold: reprint I n 160 
Geology of Lake Wendi- 
gokan Region. By El- 
wood S. Moore IV vm 341 
Geology of Western 
Canada. By W. E. Logan I in 27 
Geology of Western 
Canada, Western and 
Huron districts. By 
Alex. Murray I in 73 
Geology of Western On-" 
tario. By Alex. Murray. I in 49 
Graptolites Explained. 
By Prof. James Hall: re- 
print I in 356 
Gold, its Distribution. 
By Sir R. J. Murchison: 
reprint I in 16 
Guadeloupe Archipelago... IV vn 360 
Historical references and 
sources of information to, 
of Ontario IV vn 140 
History of Calcium in sea 
water IV vii 548 
History of Great Salt Lake 
of Utah IV vn 557 
History of Magnesium in 
sea water IV vn 548 
History of Ocean IV vii 535 
History of potassium in 
ocean water IV vn 545 
History of sodium in sea 
water IV vn 547 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 200 
Increased interest in I in 286 
Inliers of central Ontario... IV vn 146 
Interior of earth, condition 
of I ii 53 
Iowa prairies I n 101 
Keweenaw Peninsula II i 226 
Kingston Mills, Ont IV vn 147 
Lake Basin of Canada II ix 4 
Lake Ontario dist II xiv 582 
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Late formations and 
GREAT CHANGES IN LEVEL 
in Jamaica. By John 
Spencer IV v 325 
Lower Ottawa dist II xiv 580 
Manitoulin Dist II xiv 585 
Manual ol. By Jas. D. 
Dana: reviewed II vm 49 
Marble Island Ill iv 196 
Mauvaises Terres. By 
Prof. James Hall: reprint I in 357 
McKenzie River.. Ill i 229 
Metamorphic region oi east- 
ern Ontario II v 453 
Mill Creek, Ont IV vn 147 
Museum of Practical: re- 
print I hi 269 
North shore of L. Huron... I i 125 
North shore of L. Ontario. . II xv 390 
North shore of L. Superior.. I i 125 
Northwest Canada HI v 150 
Notes on, of Blue Mt. 
ESCARPMENT, IN COLLING- 
WOOD Tp., Ont. By E. J. 
Chapman II v 304 
Notes on, of Murray Bay, 
St. Lawrence. By J. W. 
Dawson: reviewed II vi 301 
Notes on, of Toronto. By 
H. Y. Hind I I 147 
Notes on Geology of 
Townships of Windham 
and Middleton, Nor- 
folk Co., Ont. By J. De 
Cew II vi 24)5 
Observations on, oi Burling- 
ton, Iowa. By Chas. 
White: reviewed........ II vi 301 
Observations on Physical, 
of Western districts 
of Canada (Ont.). By 
Chas. Robb II v 497 
Oceanic rocks of Jamaica... IV vni 380 
On Elevations and De- 
pressions of Earth in 
N. America. By Abra- 
ham Gesner: reprint. ... II vn 81 
On Formation of Conti- 
nents. By Prof. Benja- 
min Peirce: reprint II in 69 
On Formation of Moun- 
tain Ranges. By Prof. 
Jas. Hall: reprint II v 542 
On Physical Structure 
of Western District of 
Upper Canada. By W. 
E. Logan I in 1 
On some of the Crystal- 
line limestones of 
North America. By T. 
Sterry Hunt I in 36 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Geology-Con. 
Ontario (resume) IV vn 141 
Ontario north of granitic 
ridge I I 126 
Origin of Lake Basins II vni 86 
Outliers evidence as to pre- 
sedimentary surface of 
Central Ontario IV vn 153 
Outline of, of Ontario. 
By E. J. Chapman II xiv 580 
Period when ridges were 
elevated in Central On- 
tario IV vn 150 
Phenomena of elevation, 
described I n 53 
Physical, of central On- 
tario. By A. W. G. 
Wilson IV vn 139 
Popular. By Hugh Miller: 
reviewed II iv 406 
Pre-historic history of 
Scotland. By Daniel 
Wilson: reprint I in 314 
Prince Edward Island II xv 120 
Primordial zone in Quebec . II vi 285 
Progress of Geology: re- 
print I i 276 
Progression and non-pro- 
gression theories I ii 54 
Quebec district, showing 
break in formations II vi 44 
Relative Dates of vari- 
ous Intrusive Rocks 
CUTTING LAURENTIAN 
Series in Canada. By 
Sir W. E. Logan II in 107 
Review of progress (.1857).. II ii 472 
Review of (1860) ..... II v 122 
Recent deposits, Ontario... II vm 460 
Red Mt., Ont. IV vn 146 
Relation of History of Life 
to Physical History of 
Globe II vm 51 
Report of surface geology of 
part of Lake Winnipeg 
valley II v 187 
Resemblances between 
declivities of high pla- 
teau AND THOSE OF SUB- 
MARINE ANTILLEAN VAL- 
LEYS. By J. W. Spencer.. IV v 359 
Rock metamorphism II ii 300 
St. Lawrence Basin II ix 7 
Scotland II i 74 
Simple Rules for Calcu- 
lating THICKNESS OF 
inclined strata. By E. 
J. Chapman II v 544 
Sir Charles Lyell's Elemen- 
tary: reviewed I in 285 
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Sketch of, of Route of 
Intercolonial Ry. By 
Robert Bell II xv 381 
Sketch of, of Hastings 
Co., Ont. By E. J. Chap- 
man: reprint II v 470 
Subsidence of Land on N. 
Jersey Coast. By Prof. 
G. H. Cook: reprint,. ... II n 480 
Subsidence of N. Jersey 
Coast II i 387 
Supplementary Chapter to 
Acadian. By J. W. Daw- 
son: reviewed II vi 191 
Tables for calculating thick- 
ness, etc., of inclined 
strata II vi 72 
Testimony of Rocks. By 
Hugh Miller: reviewed. . II u 201 
Theory of formation of pri- 
mitive molten crust of 
earth II in 206 
Theory oi plastic condition 
in crystalline rocks II m 204 
Thunder Bay, Dist II xn 218 
Topography of pre-sedi- 
mentary floor of Ontario. IV vn 142 
Toronto II m 502 
Trinidad IV vu 365 
Trinidad formations and 
growths (pl.) IV vm 138 
Two great divisions into 
which Ontario and Que- 
bec are divided, with their 
characteristics I I 125 
Upper Lakes Dist II xiv 585 
Victoria Ry., Ont. Dist.... Ill i 261 
Visual education as ap- 
plied to. By B. Water- 
house Hawkins: reprint.. I m 9 
Volume of solid matters car- 
ried down by rivers gives 
period of formation of coal 
beds I i 280 
Western and Huron dis- 
tricts, Ontai io I in 49 
Windward Islands of 
West Indies. By J. W. 
Spencer IV vn 351 
Geomorphy, application of, 
to drowned valleys IV v 367 
Geometry. 
Foundations IV vm 336 
Geometric Problems re- 
lating to Curves hav- 
ing DOUBLE CONTACT. By 
J. W. Martin II V 331 
Geometrical methods, 
CHIEFLY IN THEORY OF 
THICK LENSES. By Prof. 
J. Loudon Ill . in 7 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ge ometry- Con. 
On a Reduction of Curves 
of Second Order II vin 291 
On Reduction of General 
Equation of Second De- 
gree in plane Co-ordi- 
nate. By J. B. Cherriman II i 286 
Geomys, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
G. bursarius (Shaw), Rich.. Ill vi 84 
G. douglassii, Rich Ill vi 85 
George IV. 
Autograph II xv 146 
George, Henry. 
Scientific Aspect of, 
Movement. By W. Hou- 
ston: abstract Ill vi 33 
George Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 384 
Georgia, U.S., Tetradymite 
from II iv 325 
Georgian. 
Aztec for ms com pared with. Ill n 168 
Crania II v 324 
Georgian Bay. 
Algonquins of, Assiki- 
NACK, WARRIOR OF ODAH- 
was. By J. C. Hamilton: 
abstract IV iv 232 
Geological character of val- 
leys on, coast (map) IV vn 174 
L. Huron and, coasts I in 49 
Shells found near IV vi 40 
Georgies B. Ill, v. 348, trans- 
lated with notes Ill i 91 
Geothlypis, observations on 
Ontario species Ill vn 193 
IV m 71, 72, 74 
Geraniaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xiv 638 
11 xv 349 
London species II vm 223 
Geranium, abnormal de- 
velopment in II in 315 
Geranium, L., Canadian 
localities of 
G. carolinianum, L II xv 349 
G. maculatum, L II xv 349 
G. robertianum, L II xv 349 
Gorgonidae, from great sea 
depths II vi 520 
Gregory. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref. IV vn 244 
Germ Theory. 
Present Aspects of, of 
Disease. By Prof. Ram- 
say Wright Ill I 344 
202 GER 
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German. 
Brain capacity compared 
with ancient Britons II xv 217 
Celtic traces in II xv 86 
Colour Comparisons in 
Low, poets. By A. F. 
Chamberlain: abstract... IV in 43 
Coptic article in: examples.. II xm 413 
General anomalies and ori- 
gin IV vi 62 
German words anglicised... II x 223 
Horite traces in, mythology II xm 543 
Physique of II ix 131 
Universities versus English. II I 171 
German Mills, Markham.. . II xm 442 
Germanic. 
Beavers mentioned in, lan- 
guages II iv 360 
.Connection with family of 
Onam II xiv 562 
Equivalents of Onam family, 
table II xiv 567 
Race, appearance in Europe I n 248 
Remarks on Intrusion of, 
Races on Area of Older 
Keltic Races of 
Europe. By Daniel Wil- 
son I ii 246 
Traces of Ashchurites in, 
peoples II xiv 266 
Germany. 
Campaign of 1815 Ill iv 149 
Experts employed by manu- 
facturers: numbers, 1897. IV ix 225 
Sugar beet industry, de- 
velopment of II vi 473 
Universal time in Ill m 63 
Zimri traces in II xv 313 
Gernhardt. 
Examination of freshly 
drawn milk tor bacteria: 
ref j IV vn 470 
Germination, Botrychium 
virginianum IV v 267 
Geshurite family, in Pales- 
tine II xiv 418 
Gesture-language. 
Among Indians (Amer.).... IV vi 277 
Gesture language of 
Blackfeet. By Rev. J. 
Maclean IV v 44 
In primitive times IV vi 276 
Gesner, Abraham. 
On Elevations and De- 
pressions of Earth in 
North America: reprint II vn 81 
Geum, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of. 
G. album, Gmelin II xv 363 
G. geniculatum, Michx. ... II xv 364 
G. macrophyHum, Willd.. . II xv 363 
G. rivale, L II xv 364 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Geum, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of- Con. 
G. strictum, Ait II xv 364 
G. triflorum, Puish II xv 364 
G. vernum, Torr and Gray. II xv 364 
G. virginianum, L II xv 363 
Geuns. 
Number bacteria found in 
milk supply of Amster- 
dam: ref IV vn 468 
Geysers. 
Cause of Phenomena ex- 
hibited by Geysers of 
Iceland. By Dr. Step- 
phenson Macadam: re- 
print I in 173 
Gibb, Dr. G. D. 
Calcareous concretions 
from Buckingham, Eng.: 
reprint II n 216 
Canadian caverns II vi 386 
Gibbon. 
Abduction of digits of foot. IV vi 576 
Biceps IV vi 561 
Extensor indicis IV vi 542 
Extensor minimi digiti IV vi 542 
Flexor digitorum fibularis. . IV vi 570 
Head arises from pectoral is 
major IV vi 535 
Length of arm IV vi 517 
Pectoralis minor, attach- 
ment in IV vi 532 
Scansorius separate muscle 
in foetal IV vi 557 
Supinator longus IV vi 541 
Tibialis anticus IV vi 562 
Thumb muscles IV vi 550 
Gibbs-Thomson principle.. IV ix 396 
Gibraltar Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 209, 384 
Gibson, David, Willowdale.. II xm 441 
Gibson, John, Macoun and. 
Synopsis of Flora of St. 
Lawrence Valley and 
Great Lakes II xv 51, 
161,349,429, 546 
Gibson, John, and John 
Macoun. 
Botany of Eastern Coast 
of L. Huron II xiv 467, 635 
Giessen. 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vn 468 
Gilbert, G. K. 
History of Great Salt Lake 
ot Utah: ref IV vn 557 
Old shore lines in On- 
tario Basin Ill vi 2 
Water level of L. Iroquois. . IV vi 44 
Gilbert, James. 
Arizona Copper Mine. ... II n 321 
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Gilder. 
Eskimo language: ref HI vi 291 
Gileadite traces in 
Babylonia II xv 77 
Bithynia II xv 78 
Chaldea : II xv 77 
Cilicia II XV 78 
Cappadocia II xv 78 
Elamitae II xv 77 
Galatia II xv 78 
Gaul II xv 84 
German tribes II xv 86 
Greece II xv 80 
India .' II xv 76 
Italy II xv 80 
Macedonia II xv 79 
Mesopotamia II xv 77 
Spain II xv 84 
Syria II xv 78 
Thrace II xv 79 
Gileadite tribe II xv 74 
Gilead. 
Eponyn of Celt II xv 74 
Family of II xv 281 
Gill. 
Eastern Polynesian term for 
God and plant symbol- 
ism: lef IV vi 329 
Gillenia, Moench, Canadian 
localities of 
G. tiifoliata, Moench II xv 362 
Gilliss, Lieut. 
Account of U.S. Naval 
Astronomical Expedition 
to Southern Hemisphere, 
1849-50-51-52: reviewed. II n 195 
Gills. 
Development of, in Urodele IV vm 484 
Development of, in Pletho- 
don IV vm 484 
Ginseng, Canadian species 
and habitats II vi 281 
Girder 
Boiler Plate, in Victoria 
Bridge II I 473 
Trellis II i 474 
Single Triangle II I 474 
Tubular II J 474 
Girnar 
Asoka edict at (pl.) IV tv 270 
Proclamation of Askola 
found at, translated IV iv 266 
Girod, M. 
Method of preserving Col- 
lodion plates: ref I m 3 
Gitchi Naigou 
Chippewa chief IV vi 304 
Givins, Lt.-Col., Toronto II xiii 180, 183 
IV I 129 
Gizeh, Dr. Lepsius' examina- 
tion of pyramids in 1842. I n 153 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Glacial. 
Deposits in Eastern Canada II xv 412 
Deposits, etc., in Ohio and 
neighbourhood II xv 410 
Deposits in Prince Edward 
Island II XV 121 
Deposits in Quebec II xv 97 
Epoch in northern hemis- 
phere II v 52 
Glacial and Interglacial 
Strata of Scarboro 
Hts. and other locali- 
ties near Toronto (ph). 
By Geo. Jennings Hinde. II xv 388 
Great terrace of erosion 
in Scotland, relative 
DATE AND CONNECTION 
WITH GLACIAL PHENO- 
MENA. By R. Chambers: 
reprint I in 143 
Observations on sup- 
posed, Drift in Labra- 
dor Peninsula, West- 
ern Canada and south 
BRANCH OF SASKATCHE- 
WAN. By Henry Youle 
Hind: repiint II ix 253 
Origin of Gt. Lakes in 
America II vm 86 
Origin of L. Superior IV vi 51 
Origin of Swiss lakes II vm 86 
Proofs of, action in Niagara 
district II V 507 
Till sheets in central Ontario IV vu 167 
Glacial Action. 
Eastern Ontario IV vn 171 
In forming valleys. Ill vn 70 
L. Superior IV vi 60 
L. Superior and Winnipeg 
districts II ix 259 
L. Ontario formed by; evi- 
dence II xv 396 
Marble Island HI iv 200 
North shore L. Superior.... HI vn 224 
On rocks beneath drift in 
Ontario II vi 222 
Ontario II xv 409 
Western Ontario II xv 405 
Glacial period. 
Alternate glaciation of each 
hemisphere; theory IV vm 281 
Elevation of N. America 
previous to IV vi 46 
Fauna and flora as an evi- 
dence of IV vm 283 
Is BELIEF IN, JUSTIFIED. By 
Henry De Q. Sewell IV vm 279 
N. America; cause IV vi 55 
Ontario II xv 406 
Weight of ice cause of de- 
pression of north-eastern 
part of continent IV VI 55 
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Glaciation. 
North Wales I m 114 
Glaciers. 
Action in central Ontario... IV vn 180 
Action in L. Wendigokan 
region IV vm 360 
Aar valley, Switzerland.. . . II v 53 
Cause of appearance in 
Europe I ii 313 
Glaciers of Switzerland and 
Noith Wales. By A. C. 
Ramsay: reviewed II v 51 
On Cause of, Motion. By 
J. L. Thompson II xn 412 
On Probable Former Ex- 
istence of Palaeozoic. 
By Prof. Ramsay: reprint I m 114 
Switzerland and Wales, com- 
pared II v 55 
Theory, of By Professor 
Forbes: abstract I in 44 
Thickness of ice of anci- 
ent, of North Wales. 
By Prof. Ramsay: reprint I m 114 
Gladstone, Dr. 
Sosp Dichromatic Pheno- 
mena among solutions 
and means of preserv- 
ing them: repiint II n 62 
Glaisher, Jas. 
On recent Cold Weather 
and on Crystals of Snow 
observed during its 
continuance: reprint... I m 232 
Scientific Balloon As- 
cent, 5th Sept., 1862: 
reprint II vn 526 
Glanford Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 384 
Glands. 
Present in some galls on 
host normally glandless. . IV ix 368 
Present in normal tissue 
more plentiful or larger in 
galls from that tissue . IV ix 368 
Glandula arenicola, Ver- 
rill, syn Cnemidocarpa 
mollis (Stimpson) IV ix 145 
G. fibrosa, Stimpson, syn. 
Pandocia fibrosa (Stimp- 
son) IV ix 146 
G. mollis, Traustedt, syn. 
Cnemidocarpa mollis 
(Stimpson) IV ix 145 
G. mollis (Stimpson), syn. 
Cnemidocarpa mollis, 
Stimpson IV ix 145 
Glandular streaks. 
Development in buds of 
Zoanthus sociatus IV vi 400 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Glandular streaks-Con. 
Ectodermal origin in Mani- 
cina IV vi 403 
In Zoanthus sociatus onto- 
genetically distinct from 
ciliated bands IV vi 401 
Zoanthus sociatus (pl.).... IV vi 395 
Glasgow, Ont., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 384 
Glass. 
Discovery of I i 207 
Eastern Townships possess 
materials for its manufac- 
ture I i 240 
Notes on Apparent Uni- 
versality of PRINCIPLE 
ANALOGOUS TO REGELA- 
TION, ON PHYSICAL NA- 
TURE OF GLASS, AND ON 
PROBABLE EXISTENCE OF 
WATER IN STATE CORRE- 
SPONDING TO THAT OF 
glass. By Ed. W. Bray- 
ley: repiint II vi 63 
Novel application of I n 173 
Permanent impressions of 
flowers on : reprint.... I in 315 
Regelation in II vi 65 
Glauconite. 
Deposited in Mesozoic, Cre- 
taceous, Tertiary and 
Palaeozoic times IV vii 547 
Foraminifera most import- 
ant in forming IV vii 547 
Localities where found IV vii 546 
Mode of formation in ocean 
bed IV vii 546 
Glaucocystis nostochine- 
arum. 
Chromatophore IV vi 442 
No nucleus in IV vi 442 
Glaux, flower peculiarities of. II v 340 
Gleditschia, L., Canadian 
habitats of 
G. triacanthos, L II xv 361 
Glegg, Major (A.D.C. to 
Gen. Brock). 
Autograph letter concerning 
property left to him II xiv 104 
Gleicheneinae II xn 364 
Glengary County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 384 
Gliadin. 
Analyzed for iron IV vii 503 
Bran contains it IV vii 514 
Chemical composition IV vii 503 
Constituent of gluten IV vii 497 
Exists probably as such in 
flour IV vii 513 
Form in which iron and 
phosphorus exists in IV vn 506 
Iron in its ash IV VII 502 
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Not from same parent sub- 
stance as glutenin IV vu 514 
Nuclein in IV vu 502 
Obtained from flour by 
alcohol IV vu 512 
Phosphorus in IV vu 501 
Properties of IV vu 509, 514 
Same as glutenin IV vu 499 
Shorts contain it IV vu 514 
Gliddon. 
Man and monkeys' remains 
in same geological strata 
in America: ref II u 413 
Globigerina limestone, Ja- 
maica i. IV viu 383 
Globular, form in minerals. . II v 9 
Globulin, bran proteid IV vu 514 
Gloeocapsa, cell substances 
in IV vi 441 
Glomeruli, action in kidney. IV ix 399 
Glooscap. 
Of Penobscots and Micmacs IV vi 275 
Tradition IV m 202 
Glossinia morsitans I i 189 
Glossopharyngeus. 
Amiurus Ill ii 369 
Nerve, Amiurus (pl.) Ill u 359 
Glottology. 
On Nature of roots and 
words. By W. H. van 
der Smissen II xv 509 
Gloucester, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 385 
Gloucester Fort, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 385 
Gloucester or Sturgeon 
Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 208 
Gloucester Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 385 
Glucinium, in mineral waters I I 152 
Glue. 
Method of production I I 9 
On preparation of liquid 
glue I i 168 
Properties of liquid I I 116 
Gluten. 
Artolin in IV vu 500 
Chemistry of wheat glu- 
ten. By Geo. G. Na- 
smith ....... IV vn 497 
Chemistry of wheat, biblio- 
graphy IV vu 516 
Contains gliadin and zymom IV vu 497 
Ferment theory of its for- 
mation IV vn 511 
Formation of IV vu 515 
Nuclein in IV vu 502 
On, of wheat I u 312 
Phosphorus in IV vu 501 
Phytalbumose in IV vn 499 
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Chemical composition of. . . IV VII 505 
Coagulates at 70° C IV vu 512 
Fleurent's method of pre- 
paring IV vn 505 
From gluten IV vn 499 
Form in which iron and 
phosphorous exists in.... IV vu 506 
Exists as such in flour IV vu 513 
Gliadin not fiom same par- 
ent substance IV vn 514 
Nuclein in IV vn 502 
Osborne and Voorhees' me- 
thod of preparing IV vu 504 
Properties of IV vu 505, 510 514 
Gluteusmaximus, orang (pl.) IV vi 555 
G. medius. 
Chimpanzee IV vu 557 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 556 
G. minimus. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 557 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 555 
Glutin, in gluten IV vu 497 
Glutton, Canadian localities. Ill vi 74 
Glycerine. 
Artificial formation of II u 306 
Manufacture in Canada.... IV viu 165 
Glycogen. 
In Yeast cell IV vi 482, 492 
Solutions IV Viu 62 
Glycyrrhiza, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
G. lepidota, Nutt II xv 357 
Glyptocrinus decadactylus. 
Toronto localities II I 74 
II iv 452 
G. plumosus, Hall. 
Clinton Group, Dundas.... II xiv 141 
G. ramalosus. 
Ottawa Valley II I 165 
Possessed free movement... II iv 467 
Glyptocystites (Billings). 
Canadian II iv 45 
Characteristics II u 303 
II vi 515 
Discovery and description 
of I ii 215 
G. multipora. 
Illustrated and fully de- 
scribed I ii 216 
Gnatcatcher, Blue, Gray, 
Listowel frequenter IV m 72 
Toronto frequenter IV in 108 
Gnathostomata II xv 243 
Gneiss. 
Central Ontario IV vu 147 
Characters; Canadian loca- 
lities II vi 434 
Hornblendicand micaceous, 
L. Supciior I I 125 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
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Gneiss-Con. 
Intrusion in schists; ex- 
amples from north shore 
of L. Superior Ill iv 119 
Ridges in limestone band of 
Laurentian rocks II in 3 
Rocks in Canada II in 323 
Theory of origin Ill iv 128 
Gneissic Foliation. 
Gneissic Foliation and 
Schistose Cleavage in 
Dykes and their bear- 
ing UPON ORIGIN OF 
Archaean rocks. By A. 
C. Lawson Ill iv 115 
No proof of bedding Ill iv 117 
May be developed in grani- 
tic rock Ill iv 122 
Rock formations in Lake of 
the Woods (drawing).... Ill iv 117 
Rocks in White Fish Bay 
(figures) Ill iv 119 
Gneissoid Stiata, Canada. . II vm 115 
Gnoiimcschema gallaeas- 
terella Kellicott. 
Habits IV ix 313 
Host plants for IV ix 310 
On hosts Solidago latiiolia, 
L. S. caesia var axillaris, 
Gray IV ix 310 
G gallaesolidaginis, Riley. 
Habits.' , IV ix 312 
On hosts Solidago cana- 
densis, L; S. serotina var. 
gigantea, Gray; S. rugosa, 
Mill IV ix 310 
Time of emergence of moths IV ix 310 
Gnathc don, deposits of Mo- 
bille Bay II iv 318 
Gnotic Species, "Unio Cana- 
densis" II ii 382 
Gcadby, Hemy, M.D. 
Parasites in Bat I in 355 
Goadby, Dr., and J. Bovell, 
M. 
Passing visits to Rice 
Lake, Humber River, 
Grenadier's Pond, and 
Island I in 201 
Goadby's Solution, for pre- 
serving Natural history 
specimens I I 174 
Goat, Rocky Mt., Canadian 
localities Ill vi 70 
Goat-sucker. 
Hamilton species II V 389 
II vi 14 
Gcd. 
His knowledge of Himself. 
Prof. Fenier's view II i 109 
God, Dew IV vi 336 
Ser. Vol. Page 
God, Nodons. 
Evidence of, in Britain. ... II vi 405 
Goddard, Jas. Stanley. 
Member of commission on 
Indian trade at Mackinac IV iv 306 
Goddess Sul. 
Latin inscription at Bath to II vi 401 
Gcdwits (Birds). 
Canadian II xi 159 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Goebel. 
Sexual phase ol lycopodium 
inundatum: ref IV v 268 
Goethe (poet). 
Autograph II xv 150 
Faust, tabular comparison 
of three stages in which 
part I is known IV vu 135 
Gcethe's Faust. By Prof. 
L. E. Horning IV vu 135 
Goette. 
Origin of first two pairs of 
radial chambers in Scy- 
phomedusae: ref IV vi 402 
Origin ol haematoblasts in 
amphibian embryo: ref.. IV n 249 
Gogebic, iron range IV u 305 
Goidelica IV v 300 
Gold. 
Alleged discovery of, around 
Nottawasaga Bay II in 262 
Alloys in blowpipe with bis- 
muth, copper, lead, pla- 
tinum, silver, thallium, 
tin, but not with zinc.... II xv 257 
Amalgamation processes 
practiced up to 1800 IV iv 357 
Analogy of effect of, dis- 
covery on prices to that of 
silver discovery in Mexico 
in 16th century II i 443 
Arsenic and Sulphur as 
Metallurgical Agents 
IN TREATMENT OF CANA- 
DIAN Auriferous and 
Argentiferous Ores. 
By R. Dewar IV 1 141 
Associated with arsenical 
ores in North Hastings... II xm 330 
Australia diggings I I 237 
Australian discovery of, re- 
sultant rush; and results. II I 435 
Californian discovery of, 
rush to fields, and results II I 435 
Canadian II vm 461 
Cause of its depreciation in 
producing areas II I 439 
Coins in Canada after con- 
quest IV ix 238 
Character of, beating rocks 
in North Hastings, Ont.. II xm 330 
Chaudiere district I I 112 
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Does it exist in Canada.... I I 255 
Deposition of, in rocks IV n 123 
Deposits and productions in 
Canada up to 1905 IV vm 161 
Discoveries, causes of high 
prices II I 433 
Discoveries and high prices. II i 431 
Discoveries in Van Dieman's 
Land I I 23 
Distribution in Canada in 
1852... I I 112 
Distribution of I i 17 
Districts of Nova Scotia. . . II xv 110 
Electro-Mercurial Amalga- 
mation of Precious Metals 
from their ores. By Chas. 
M. Dobson: abstract.... Ill vi 22 
England I 1 261 
Fields of Australia I I 23 
Geology of: reprint I n 160 
Gold bearing areas and for- 
mations in United States. I in 35 
Gold Fields, Victoria, Bath- 
urst and Turon, Aust., 
1852 I i 23 
Gold in Canada I i 255 
Mining on Saskatchewan. 
By Chas. Levey: abstract III m 267 
How to tell Gold: reprint I I 245 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Influence of recent gold 
DISCOVERIES ON PRICES. 
By E. A. Meredith II i 430 
Ireland I i 267 
Its Distribution. By Sir 
Roderick Impey Murchi- 
son: reprint I m 16 
Mining in England I m 21 
Morro Velho lode in Brazil. I I 17 
Native, characteristics and 
Canadian localities II v 176 
North Devon I i 17 
Norwegian amalgamation 
process in extracting IV iv 358 
Nova Scotia II vi 529 
Notes on history of Amal- 
gamation process. By 
Robert Dewar IV iv 357 
Occurrence of, and sil- 
ver IN GALENA AND IRON 
pyrites. By R. Dewar... IV n 121 
(abstract) IV u 12 
On FORMING VESSELS OF, BY 
aid of Phosphorus: re- 
print I ii 313 
Oi igin of alluvial gold I in 39 
Patio process ot extracting . IV iv 359 
Prices in Australia during, 
fever II I 435 
Process of coining I m 129 
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Gold-Con. 
Real Gold Mine in Eng- 
land: reprint I n 173 
Relations to light II n 449 
Remarkable Belt of 
Auriferous Country in 
Marmora Tp., Ont. By 
E. J. Chapman II xiii 330 
Repulse Bay Ill iv 199 
Sources from which derived I i 17 
Sulphur absorbed by it and 
amalgamation process re- 
tarded IV I 147 
Testing with magnet I u 24 
Tintin process in extracting IV iv 362 
Ural I i 18 
Veins worked in Marmora 
Tp., Ont II xiii 332 
Washoe or pan process in 
extracting IV iv 364 
Weighed by machinery at 
Bank of England I i 264 
World production, 1853.... I m 41 
World's supply of, since 
1800 II i 439 
Gold Pens. 
Manufacture of: reprint. 1 n 197 
Gold stain, nerve cells of 
Apathy IV vi 417 
Gold Thread, Canadian lo 
calities II xv 56 
Golden Club, Bayfield River II xiv 478 
Golden Saxifrage, Canadian 
localities II xv 549 
Goldfinch, notes and obser- 
vations on habits, etc., of 
Ontario visitors I I 170 
II v 391 
III vii 181, 183, 187, 191 
IV m 69, 82, 87, 96, 99 
Goldfuss. 
Favosites Gothlandica 
(Lamarck): ref II iv 99 
Golding Bird's battery and 
decomposing cell I I 16 
Goldner's Process of pre- 
serving meat I in 280 
Goldschmidt. 
Goniometer for measuring 
crystals IV vm 445 
Goldwin Smith. 
Lamps of Fiction. Address 
at Scott Centenary. . . II xiii 347 
Gomphina. 
Genera of Canadian II vn 451 
N. American species II vn 457 
Gomphoceratidae II n 265 
II vm 19 
Gomphus, characters and 
N. American habitats of 
G. colubrinus, Hagen II vn 458 
G. parvulus, Selys II vn 457 
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Gomphus, characters and 
N. American habitats 
of-Con. 
G. spicatus, Hagen II vn 457 
Gondar, capital of Abyssinia II x 47 
Goniatidae II n 266 
II vm 19 
Goniatites. 
Canadian II vm 24 
New species II vi 190 
Gonidec, Le. 
Breton language Ill v 81 
Goniocarpa nov., British 
Columbia coast IV IX 131 
G. coccodes sp. n., British 
Columbia coast IV ix 131 
G. placenta (Packard), Can- 
adian Atlantic coast IV ix 145 
Gonioceras anceps, Ottawa 
River w. I I 222 
Gonnard and Adelphi. 
Apatite crystals: ref IV vm 509 
Good. 
Good's Foundry, Toronto. . II xm 263 
Good's Locomotive En- 
gine "Toronto", draw- 
ing OF FIRST MADE IN 
Canada: reprint I n 76 
Goodsir, Prof. Henry. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Difference between hand of 
man and ape: lef IV vi 519 
Obituary notice II v 125 
Good Hope Mts., Home of 
Etaottines IV vn 521 
Goosander, Hamilton species II v 395 
Goose. 
Hamilton species II v 395 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Goose Isd., B.C., Ascidiop- 
sis pa< alropa sp, n IV ix 120 
Goose, Solan. 
Observations Accompany- 
ing Exhibition of Speci- 
men OF, LATELY OBTAINED 
at Oshawa, Ont., and 
BELONGING TO MUSEUM 
of University of Tor- 
onto. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II vn 329 
Gooseberry, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 435 
Goosefoot, species yielding 
paper fibre II xi 199 
Gopher, Canadian localities 
of 
Grey Ill vi 87 
Northern Pocket Ill vi 84 
Pacific Pocket Ill vi 85 
Pouched Ill vi 84 
Striped Ill vi 87 
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Gordian, Emperor. 
Legate in Britain given by 
inscriptions II x 320 
Gordon, Alex. The Anti- 
quary. 
Biography II xiv 14 
II xv 122 
Career in new world II xiv 33 
Gordon, Alexander, the 
Antiquary. By Daniel 
Wilson II xiv 9 
Gordon Alex., the Anti- 
quary. Supplementary 
notice. By Daniel Wil- 
son II xv 122 
His Will II xv 142 
Itineiaiium Septentrionale: 
reviewed II xiv 13 
Gore, G..M.D. 
On Electro-plating of 
Metallic Articles with 
White Metals, Alumin- 
ium AND SlLICUM, FROM 
CLAYSTONE, AND SAND... I III 15 
Gore, Governor, U. Canada. 
Autograph invitation, Lic- 
ense (hotel) and letter 
concerning current news 
of day II xiv 100 
Reminiscences, etc., of II xm 184 
Gore, geological features of, 
district (Ont.) II v 498 
Gorge. 
Hypothesis of mode of, for- 
mation and character of 
floor of, Niagara IV vn 11 
Niagara cuesta IV vn 173 
Gorgias of Plato (505 E.), 
correct translation of. ... II xm 426 
Gorgontua, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 385 
Gorilla. 
Abduction of digits of foot.. IV vi 576 
Abnormity of integument 
of II ix 52 
Coronoid head IV vi 536 
Cranial development IV vi 508 
Controversies concerning... II vm 104 
Difference between brain of, 
and of man; dispute be- 
tween Huxley and Owen. II vm 315 
Extensor indicis IV vi 542 
Extensor minimi digiti IV vi 542 
Flexor accessorius IV vx 571 
Flexor brevis digitorum and 
flexor digitorum tibialis. . IV vi 570 
Flexor longus hallucis IV vi 570 
Flexor longus pollicis IV vi 539 
Interossei IV vi 576 
Laryngeal pouches IV vi 514 
Opponens hallucis IV vi 573 
Opponens minimi digiti.... IV vi 575 
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Gorilla-Con. 
Peroneus parvus IV vi 565 
Sartorius IV vi 553 
Scansorius not separate 
muscle in foetal IV vi 557 
Skull compared with man's. IV vi 509 
Structural differences separ- 
ating man from II ix 157 
Subclavius IV vi 534 
Thumb muscles IV vi 550 
Tibialis anticus IV vi 562 
Troglodytes, new species of. I i 94 
Two heads of biceps IV vi 561 
Goring, F., Niagara, 1779... IV iv 303 
Gorrie, Wm. 
Description of red spruce.. . Ill vi 179 
Gorrie's Wharf, Variations 
in lake levels for Sept, and 
Oct., 1853 at I ii 27, 62 
Gorsedd, ceremony IV n 207 
Gosahbahndahnwin II in 304 
Gosfield Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 385 
Goshawk, Toronto IV in 76, 86 
Goshawk, American, Can- 
adian specimens of II iv 447 
Gospels, autograph copies of, 
of early date II xv 153 
Goths, survivals of, and 
Iberians in Pyrenaean val- 
leys IV II 180 
Gough. 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
on Bath Tablet II in 8 
Gould, John, F.R.S. 
Monograph of Trochilidae or 
Humming Birds: reviewed II iv 47 
Gourgaud, Gen. 
Campaign of 1815: ref Ill iv 150 
Gourlay, Robert. 
Brief biography II XII 233 
Statistical account of Upper 
Canada (1822) II xv 32 
Government. 
Beginning of Municipal, 
in Ontario. By Prof. 
Adam Shortt IV vn* 409 
Beginning of local, in On- 
tario IV vn 412 
Government School of 
Mines, Eng. 
Position of Industrial Edu- 
cation in 1852 I I 110 
Governor Simcoe. 
Canadian Institute's efforts 
to have his diary pub- 
lished IV n 6 
Diary of his Journey 
from Humber Bay to 
Matchetache Bay, 1793. 
By Hon. Alex. Macdonell IV I 128 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Governor Simcoe-Con. 
Higher education in Canada 
and Merton tradition.... II xm 463 
Gower Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 385 
Grabau. 
Drainage of Ontario low- 
land in pre-glacial period: 
ref IV vri 181 
Graber. 
Part of spectrum least affec- 
ting earthworms: ref.... IV viii 102 
Gracilis, Orang IV vi 552 
Grackle, notes on habits of 
Ontario species Ill in 94 
III vii 195 
IV m 69, 75, 81 
Graduate. 
Nom-de-plume of Rev. Dr. 
McCaul: article on Uni- 
versity Question, 1845... II xv 445 
Graham, Dr. 
Authenticity of Ossian 
poems IV iv 328 
Giaham, Professoi Thos. 
Bakerian Lecture on 
Osmotic Force: ieprint. I in 12 
Chemical report on burning 
of ship Amazon (1852)... I I 24 
Elements of Chemistry: re- 
viewed I I 19 
Regelation of glass; views on II vi 68 
Elements of inorganic che- 
mistry: reviewed II in 488 
Grakles, see Grackle. 
Grallatores. 
Distinguishing character- 
istics of II xi 159 
Families in II xi 152 
Grallatores; Waders or 
Stilted Birds. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II xi 147 
Proper limits of II xi ,150 
Graminese. 
Canadian species II xiv 299, 654 
Hamilton species Ill n 154 
London species II vm 236 
Grammar. 
Algonkin language and. ... Ill vi 122 
Growth of language indi- 
cated by IV vi 282 
Iroquois language and Ill vi 125 
Nah'ane IV vn 531 
Sahaptin or Nez-perces, and 
language Ill vi 114 
Grammarus, L. Ontario. ... II xm 500 
Grammatical Gender. 
Bibliography on origin of.. . Ill vii 216 
Languages possessing and 
not possessing Ill vn 216 
Origin and development 
of. By A. F. Chamberlain III vn 216 
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Grammatopteris, Permian 
of Autun ,. ... IV vm 529 
Grammitidinae II xn 365 
Grand Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 385 
Grand Canon, Colorado, 
formation Ill vn 68 
Grand Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 386 
Grand Isle, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 385 
Grand Manan, Bay of 
Fundy. 
Ascidians on coasts IV ix 112 
Copper ore, quality and 
workings II xiii 236 
Elevation and depression of II vii 82 
General description of II xiii 234 
Geological features II xiii 235 
Mineral bed II xiii 235 
On occurrence of Copper 
Ore in. By E. J. Chap- 
man II xiii 234 
Grand Marsh, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 385 
Grand or Ottawa River, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. . II xiv 386 
Grand River, Ont. 
Fossil Conus found in drift 
in district II m 516 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 385 
On Appearance and De- 
cline of Malarious 
Disease in Valley of 
Lower II iv 40 
Grand Trunk Ry. Co. 
Appendix to Prospectus: 
reprint I I 235 
Canada Grand Trunk 
Railway: reprint I m 18 
Description of works of.... I hi 225 
Lumbering on Line of: 
reprint I in 46 
Report for 1854: i eviewed . I ill 18 
Some Notes of Visit to 
Works of, west of Tor- 
onto, 1855. By Fred. 
Cumberland I in 225 
Statistics for 1854 I in 19 
Grange, The, Toronto II xiii 103 
Grange Isle, gazetteer notice 
tl813) II xiv 386 
Granites. 
Character; Canadian locali- 
ties II vi 431 
Formations in central On- 
tai io IV vii 146 
Gneissic foliation may be 
developed in granitic 
rocks HI iv 122 
Granite country on North 
Shore of L. Superior HI vn 224 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Granites- Con. 
Granitic ridge of Canada... I I 126 
Grey, Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Origin of II in 204 
Polishing of, by driving 
Sand. By Wm. Blake: 
reprint I in 357 
Reddish, on north shore of 
Lake Superior I i 125 
Granitoid trachytic Rock, 
Chemical Analysis of, from 
Yamaska Mt., Que II v 432 
Grant, Hon. Alex., U. Can- 
ada II xiii 179 
Grant, Lewis, D.P.S. 
Survey of Newark, 1793... IV I 98 
Grantham Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 386 
Granules. 
Cyanophycese IV Vi 465 
Cyanophycese, effects of di- 
gesting with gastric juice. IV vi 468 
Masked iron in, of Cyano- 
phycese IV vi 467 
Oscillarise, Tolypothrix, Scy- 
tonema and Microcoleus 
terrestris, have two types IV vi 465 
Types in Cylindrospermum 
majus IV vi 469 
Types in Oscillaria tener- 
rima IV vi 469 
Yeast cell IV vi 490 
Grape. 
Brief History of Cataw- 
ba: reprint I ill 220 
Canadian localities II xv 351 
Effect of Bordeaux mixture 
on IV vii 318 
On employment of higher 
Sulphides of Calcium 
as means of preventing 
AND DESTROYING OlDIUM 
tuckeri or Grape Dis- 
ease. By Dr. Astley P. 
Price: reprint I II 70 
Graphic systems, origin.... IV iv 206 
Graphite. 
Buckingham Tp., Ont., 
analysis of II xn 265 
Canadian II vm 120 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities II v 177 
Industry in Canada IV vm 172 
In meteoric stone II i 308 
Origin in Apatite deposits. . IV vm 512 
Graphisurus pusillus, Kir- 
by I hi 326 
Grapow, Max. 
Palmar fascia: ref IV vi 537 
Grapta, Rocky Mountain 
species with habitats. ... HI n 240 
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Graptodera, Canadian spe- 
cies., I in 326 
Graptolidse, primordial zone, 
Quebec II vi 43 
Graptolites. 
American, figured and de- 
scribed II i 388 
Canadian II iv 274 
Characters II vi 506 
Found at Toronto I i 151 
Graptolites. By Prof. Jas. 
Hall: reprint I in 356 
Graptolites - American, 
characters with draw- 
ings of 
G. bicornis, Hall II i 390 
G. bicornis (Hisinger) II iv 452 
G. caduceus II i 390 
G. furcatus, Hall II i 390 
G. gracilis, Hall II i 390 
G. laevis, Hall II i 390 
G. mucronatus, Hall II i 389 
G. priodon, Bionn II i 390 
G. pristis (Hisinger) II iv 452 
G. pristis, Hall II i 390 
G. ramosus, Hall II i 390 
G. Sagittarius, Portloch. ... II i 390 
G. scalaris II i 390 
G. ser ratulus, Hall II i 390 
G. sextans, Hall II i 389 
G. tenuis, Portlock II i 390 
G. venosus, Hall II i 390 
Graptolithus, Primordial 
zone, Quebec II vi 43 
G. Logani (Hall), Calciferous 
Rocks, Canada (pl.) II vm 191 
Grass. 
Making, into hay II in 523 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 198 
Grass Finch, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 95 
Grass of Parnassus, Can- 
adian localities II xv 547 
Grasse Bayede, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 386 
Giasshoppers. 
Vermes in. By Wm. Cou- 
per I in 355 
Gratiolet and Alix. 
Abduction of digits of foot 
in chimpanzee: ref IV vi 577 
Adductor obliquus in orang 
and chimpanzee: ref. . . . IV vi 574 
Chimpanzee's thumb mus- 
cle: ref...., IV vi 540 
Extensor ossis metacarpi 
pcllicis in chimpanzee: 
ref IV vi 547 
Flexor accessorius in chim- 
panzee: ref IV vi 571 
Gluteus medius and g. mini- 
mus in chimpanzee: ref.. IV vi 557 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Gratiolet and Alix-Con. 
Laryngeal sacs in chimpan- 
zee: ref IV vi 515 
Peroneus parvus in chim- 
panzee... IV vi 565 
Sartorius in chimpanzee: 
ref IV vi 553 
Gravel and Sand, stratified 
Post Glacial, Scarboro 
Hts II xv 403 
Gravel Drift. 
Notes on Davenport 
Gravel Drift. By Sand- 
ford Fleming II vi 247 
Gravel Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 386 
Gravenhurst, Birds observed 
at IV in 65 
Grave Creek Stone, inscrip- 
tion on, translated IV v 56 
Graves, J. T. 
Polyhedron of Forces \ 
reprint II n 113 
Graves Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 386 
Gravity. 
Normal effects on blood 
pressure IV vn 189 
Note on Guldin's Pro- 
perties of Centre of. 
By J. B. Cherriman II vm 33 
Gravitation. 
Relation of Law of, to 
principle of Conserva- 
tion of Energy. By 
Rev. Geo. Paxton Young II xiv 589 
Gravois, Pointe au, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 386 
Gravois, Riviere au, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 386 
Gray, Asa. 
Falconidae divided into 
seven sub-families II iv 444 
How Plants Grow: reviewed II iv 145 
Description of species of 
Spruce in editions of his 
works Ill vi 172 
Great Angelica, Canadian 
localities II xv 556 
Great Bear and the Gamb- 
ler, legend, IV iv 79 
Great Bear and the Hunter. 
Deductions from legend.... IV iv 195 
Legend IV iv 194 
Great Britain. 
Census of, in 1851 with 
DESCRIPTION OF MACHIN- 
ERY AND PROCESSES EM- 
PLOYED. By E. Cheshire: 
reprint I n 70 
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Great Britain-Con. 
Currency in, compared with 
American I i 179 
Medical inspection of 
schools IV vm 195 
Metal trade of I i 240 
Sterling currency described I i 177 
Great Cape, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 386 
Great Chesters. 
Latin inscriptions bearing 
titles Parthici and Medici 
found at II xiv 154 
Latin inscription at, giving 
Emperor Severus' legate 
in Britain II x 31S 
Roman name /Esica: evi- 
dence II xm 148 
Great Dog Portage II ix 258 
Great Lake Nipissing IV vi 57 
Great Lakes. 
Synopsis of Flora of. By 
John Macoun and John 
Gibson II xv 51, 161, 
349, 429, 546 
Great Northern Diver, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill v 122 
Great Tantamar Marsh, 
submergence of II vn 83 
Great Western Railway. 
Canada Great Western 
Railway: reprint Im 19 
Cost and condition, etc., 
1853 I ii 204 
Progress of (1852) I I 22 
Report for 1852-53: re- 
viewed I i 257 
Statistics for 1854 I in 19 
Grebe. 
Hamilton species II v 396 
II vi 136 
Greece. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 251 
Celtic and Gileadite traces 
in II xv 80 
Egypt and Phoenicia inti- 
mately connected with, 
from very ancient times. . II xm 36 
Heroes and great families of 
mythical Greek history 
came from Egypt II xm 36 
Horite traces in II xm 539 
Horse, its use in I I 180 
Names of families common 
to both, and Phoenicia.. . II xm 37 
Onite connection in II xiv 422 
Primitive history of Ioni- 
ans. By John Campbell II xiv 395,559 
Zimri traces in II xv 302 
Greek. 
Beaver mentioned in, litera- 
ture II iv 360 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Greek-Con. 
Celtic, Roman and, types 
STILL EXISTENT IN FRANCE, 
WITH NOTES ON LANGUE 
d'Oc. By Arthur Harvey. IV 11 176 
Coptic articles in: examples. II xm 413 
Crania; characteristics of... II vm 143 
Coins (copper) in Canadian 
Institute II ix 226 
Coins (silver) in Canadian 
Institute II ix 105 
Dene analogies to IV I 187 
Discovery of Ancient, 
Sculpture: reprint I in 240 
Discovery of Important, 
Manuscripts: reprint... I m 336 
Gender IV vi 63, 67 
Gods derived from Egypt. . II xm 154 
Inscriptions on two altars 
found at Corbridge II v 290 
International arbitration as 
practised by IV vm 41 
Knowledge of ancient Celts. II ix 370 
Notes on Passages in Pla- 
tonic Dialogues II vii 478 
Observations on Phile- 
bus of Plato. Position 
of Rowers in warships 
of ancients. By W. D 
Pearman Ill i 160 
Slave of 15th century II i 391 
Sun-baths, value of IV vm 99 
Type at Marseilles IV ii 202 
Greek. Translation with 
notes of 
contra Ctesiph, 
sec. 77 II xiv 53 
Agam. V, 1618. .Ill I 170 
Aristophanes, Equites V, 545 III I 170 
Demosthenes de Corona, 
sec. 292 II xiv 54 
Demosthenes, Phil. I, § 15 . II xm 427 
Demosthenes' speeches 
against Aphobus, 815, 
836-38 HI iv 17 
Euripides, Iphigenia in Aul. 
V, 808 and 1143 Ill I 160 
Euripides, Phoenissse, 583.. II xm 427 
Euthyphrc, §12 (Bekker).. II vn 478 
Georgias ot Plato (505 E.). . II xm 426 
Homer, Iliad, B. XVIII, v, 
119 HI i 161 
Homer, Odyss. XII, 82. . .. II xm 426 
Meno, § 29 (Bekker) II vn 484 
Meno, § 20, 21 (Bekker) ... II vn 485 
Phaedrus §§ 51, 52, 53 
(Bekker) II vn 480 
Phaedrus, §51 (Bekker).. . . II vn 482 
Philebus, § 7 (Bekker) II vn 489 
Philebus, § 149 (Bekker) ... II vii 491 
Plato, Philebus 30. B and 
42. C HI i 88 
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Plato, Philebus 17. B, 18. B, 
19. C, 20. D, 30. E, 40. E, 
44. D, 46. E, 47. C Ill I 162 
Plato, Repub. B. X, 615. D. Ill i 161 
Plato, Repub. IX, chap. 9, 
583 B Ill iv 18 
Sophocles'Antigone 263 ... II xm 426 
Sophocles' Antigone 250 foil, 
and Asschylus Sept. c. 
Theb. 1042 II xiv 52 
Sophocles, Ajax V, 416 .... Ill I 90 
Xenophon, Anab. V, vii 25. Ill I 161 
Xenophon, H. G. II, I, 28.. Ill I 169 
Green, W. F. 
Crystallization of Ery- 
thrite from Cobalt. ... IV vm 443 
Green Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 387 
Greene, Prof. J. Reay. 
Galbraith and Haughton's 
Scientific Manuals. Ex- 
perimental and Natural 
Science Series. Manual of 
the Animal Kingdom. 
Protozoa: reviewed II v 48 
Manual of sub-kingdom 
Coelenterata: reviewed. . II vii 78 
Protozoa II v 49 
Greenland. 
Arctic current around. 
By Capt. Irlinger: re- 
print II ii 124 
Colonization of, by Leif 
Ericson in 999 II ix 292 
Relics of ancient Norse 
settlement in II ix 294 
Greenlander. 
Brain volumeof,comparative II xv 228 
Greenlet, Hamilton species.. II v 393 
Greenough. 
Obituary I in 262 
Greenstones. 
Characters; Canadian locali- 
ties II vi 429 
Hudson's Bay HI iv 197 
L. Wendigokan region IV vm 348 
North shore, L. Huron I I 125 
Trap, north shore of L. Su- 
perior I I 125 
Greenstreet, F. H. 
Patent for coating and orna- 
menting zinc I I 44 
Greenwich Observatory. 
Advantages of, as prime 
meridian HI I 139 
Dip instrument (1856) II II 455 
Equipment of I II 310 
Periodic movement of Tran- 
sit Circle II II 455 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Gregory, E. L. 
Basal cells of hairs on leaves 
best fitted for absorption 
of water: ref IV vn 316 
Gregory, Dr J. W.. 
Bed in Barbados below oce- 
anic series: ref IV vxn 381 
Classification of Ophiuroi- 
dea: ref IV vm 366 
Cuban radiolarianrocks: ref. IV vm 385 
Land connection between 
Caribean Region and 
North Africa and water 
connection to Pacific: ref. IV vm 377 
Protaster brisingoides: ref. IV vm 366 
Radiolaria from Cuban 
marls: ref IV vm 386 
Grenada, Exports and Pro- 
ducts of (1859) II vii 141 
Grenadier's Pond, Tcronto. 
Passing visit to. By Dr. 
Godly and Dr. J. Bovell I in 201 
Origin of name II xn 168 
Grenadines, W. Indies, ge- 
ology and physical fea- 
tures IV vii 364 
Grenet, M. L. F. 
Exhibit of gelatine at ex- 
hibition of 1851 I I 9 
Grenville Canal, cost and 
construction II x 269 
Grenville County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 387 
Grenville rocks IV vm 497 
Grey Rabbit, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 83 
Grey's River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 387 
Grey Seal, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 78 
Grey Wolf, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 72 
Griffin, F. 
Junius Discovered: reviewed II I 58 
Griffon. 
Absorption of bordeaux mix- 
ture by leaves sprayed 
with it: ref IV vii 318 
Assimilating power of leaves 
of plants near sea and 
same inland IV vn 337 
Effect of nutiient solutions 
in soil on leaves of plants: 
ref IV vii 322 
Grimm, Jacob. 
Language formation and 
growth Ill vi 94 
Origin of gender IV vi 65 
Grimsby Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 387 
Grimsel, description of lake. . II v 54 
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Grissell, H. 
Patent for coating metals. . I I 43 
Gristle II x 202 
Grizzly Bear. 
Are there two varieties of it? IV iv 94 
Canadian localities Ill vi 76 
Gros Ventres. 
Blackfoot gestures for IV v 45 
Migrations IV iv 250 
Grosbeaks. 
Ayr, Ont Ill vn 189 
Ontario, visited by large 
numbers in winter 1889- 
90 IV i 26 
Toronto IV ill 107 
Grosbeak, Crimson-breast- 
ed, habits of Ontario visi- 
tors Ill in 97 
Grosbeaks, Evening. 
Appearance in Toronto IV in 182 
Appearances in United 
States. IV m 184 
Cause of migrating IV in 184 
Description I in 287 
Food IV in 117 185 
Habits in captivity, IV m 94 
Hamilton IV m 118 
Listowel IV in 69 
Manitoba IV ill 118 
Migration of. By J. B. 
Williams IV in 181 
Migration IV ill 119 
Report of occurrence of, 
in Ontario winter, 1889- 
90... IV in 111 
University Museum IV i 5 
Grosbeak, Pine. 
Capture of, in Toronto.. IV I 51 
Habits in captivity IV in 95 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . HI in 89 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 17 
Hybrid of, and purple finch. IV i 41 
Listowel visitor IV in 69 
Observations on Toronto 
specimens HI vn 184, 199 
IV i 52, 53, 54 
Wintering in Muskoka Ill vn 191 
Winteiing in Toronto I I 170 
III vn 201 
IV I 42, 43 
Grosbeak, Rose-breasted. 
Habits of. . IV i 50 
Listowel visitor IV in 70 
Toronto visitor Ill vn 192 
Grosse Isle, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 387 
Grosse Isle aux Dindes, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 387 
Grosse, Isle la, gazetteei no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 387 
Grossulaceae, London species II vm 225 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Grote, Geo. 
Autograph letter on some 
point in his researches. .. II xiv 480 
Grotenfelt Gosta. 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vn 471 
Ground-hog, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 88 
Ground Nut. 
Canadian localities II xv 360 
Characters; Canadian habi- 
tats II vi 282 
Ground Robin, habits of 
Ontario visitors Ill in 93 
Ground waters. 
Circumstances under which, 
can be obtained pure .... IV i 159 
Constitution of IV I 154 
Some points in Natural 
history of. By P. H. 
Bryce IV i 149 
Source of IV i 149 
Grouse, Hamilton species.... II v 393 
G. Canada, Orillia IV m 98 
G. Pallas' Sand, migrations. IV m 181 
G. Ruffed. 
Nesting habits of IV in 78 
Toronto winter bird I i 171 
G. sharptailed. 
Sharptailed Grouse or 
Prairie Chicken. By 
Ernest E. T. Seton Ill i 405 
G. spruce, Toronto winter- 
bird I i 171 
Grubb. 
Telescope of four feet aper- 
ture I n 50 
Gruinse, generic characters.. II xi 155 
Grus. 
G. AMERICANA AND G. CANA- 
DENSIS; ARE THEY THE 
same Bird in different 
STAGES OF GROWTH? By 
T. J. Cottle II iv 266 
Gruyere Cheese, nature of 
fatty acids in IV vn 111 
Guadeloupe Archipelago, 
W. Indies. 
Elephant remains in IV vn 361 
Physical features and geo- 
logy IV vii 360 
Guanche. 
Basque origin of IV vn 34 
Botanical names IV vn 39 
Canary Islands IV vn 31 
Celtic origin of IV vn 34, 53 
Celtic words in IV vn 38 
Crania related to Caribs of 
W. Indies Ill v 74 
More Cymric than Gaelic.. IV vn 37 
MSS IV vn 29 
Peruvian words in IV vn 40 
Relation to Berber IV vn 34 
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Guano, French use of it in 
1854 II i 141 
Guatemala. 
Indians II i 392 
Java's ancient art resembles IV vi 117 
Guayaquil, Gulf of, in geo- 
logical times IV vni 380 
Guelph. 
Fossils of Guelph formation 
at II xiv 142 
Milk supply examined for 
bacteria IV vu 469 
Guelph Formation. 
Canadian II vni 215 
Fossils (pl.) II vni 215 
II xiv 142 
Notes on Fossils of, of 
Ontario. By H. A. Nic- 
holson and Geo. J. Hinde II xiv 137 
Guepinia spathulata, hab- 
its; Ontario habitats IV ix 79 
Guernsey, Elizabeth College. II xn 229 
Guiana, ancient tribes of.... Ill v 68 
Guiana, British, Exports and 
Products of (1859) II vn 140 
Guiche, division of Maya- 
Quiche IV vi 119 
Guigniant, mythological 
researches: ref II xin 36 
Guillemot, Hamilton species II v 396 ; 
G. Black, Prince cf Wales 
Sound Ill v 123 
Guinea, examination of brain 
oi negro of II xv 180 
Guldin's Properties. 
Note on. By J. B. Cherri- 
man II vm 33 
Gulf Stream. 
Exploration of: reprint.. I in 42 
Gull, Hamilton species II v 395 
II vi 136 
Notes on species frequent- 
ing Toronto Ill vn 188, 190 
IV I 41 
IV in 76, 85, 89, 90 
G. Herring, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 122 
Gull Island, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 387 
Gulo luscus (Linn), Sabine. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 74 
Prince of Wales Sound HI v 113 
Gun barrels, old horseshoe 
nails best material for. . . I i 103 
Gun-Cotton, Report by 
Committee ot British As- 
sociation investigating 
some improvements in... II ix 37 
Gunnera. 
Central cylinder IV vi 611 
Fibro-vascular system IV vi 610 
Ser. Vol. Page 
G. scabra. 
Epicotyledonary system.. . IV vi 611 
Gunnery, problems in II ix 36 
Gunprimers, Winiwarter and 
Gersheims patent gun- 
primers and composition 
for fire-arms I i 189 
Giinsberg. 
Constituents of gluten: ref. IV vn 498 
Guppy, R. J. Lechmere. 
Geological Connexions 
OF CARIBEAN REGION... . IV VIII 373 
Growth of Trinidad IV vm 137 
Gutenberg, Discoverer of 
Printing II xv 579 
Gutta Percha. 
Improved material as sub- 
stitute I ii 171 
Substitute for I in 46 
Guttation drop. 
Calcium bicarbonate chief 
constituent of IV vn 262 
On leaves, analysis of IV vn 261 
Guysboro geological area, 
Nova Scotia II xv 117 
Gwillimbury Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 387 
Gwynne-Vaughan. 
Cauline central cylinder in 
Primula: ref IV vi 608 
Theory of polystely: ref.... IV vi 608 
Primitive type of stelar 
system in Primula obtusi- 
foliaand P.involucrata: ref IV vi 622 
Gymnocladus, Lam., Can- 
adian localities, of 
G. canadensis, Lam II xv 361 
Gymnostomum curviros- 
trum. 
Niagara R II xiv 472 
Owen Sound II xiv 472 
Gymnotus, electrical pro- 
perties ot II in 59,65 
Gynoecium II vi 495 
Gypo geranus, not a GraL 
latorial II xi 150 
Gypsiferous. 
Deposits Ontario I i 114 
Rocks in Ontario I in 1 
Shale, distribution in west- 
ern and Huron regions of 
Ontario i in 73 
Gypsum. 
Beds in Iowa I n 80 
Deposits and productions in 
Canada II vi 161 
II vni 437, IV vni 174 
Distribution in Western On- 
tario I in 74 
New York State I n 37 
Nova Scotia I i 241 
Tests II vi 161 
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Gyr, Falcon, Piince of Wales 
Sound HI v 120 
Gyrocephalus rufus (Jacq), 
Bref, habits; Ontario 
habitats IV ix 79 
Gyromitra esculenta Fr., 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 80 
Gyroscope. 
Description of. By M. 
Foucault: repiint I in 159 
Gzowski, Casimir S., Tor- 
onto II xin 447 
Haberlandt. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 245 
Habia ludoviciana. 
Notes on Ontario specimens III vu 192 
IV I 50 
IV m 70, 107 
Habenaria, suitable for flower 
gardens IV in 130 
Habit. 
And contiguous association 
discussed Ill iv 36 
And facility discussed Ill iv 38 
And impulsiveness discussed III iv 38 
And exercise of voluntary 
muscular control Ill iv 43 
Law of. By Alfred S. John- 
son Ill iv 26 
Relation to moral nature... Ill iv 51 
Habitancum. 
Ancient name of Risingham; 
Inscription showing this. II xu 125 
Notes on Latin Inscriptions 
on slabs found at II iv 324 
Haddon, Prof. 
Art of South Pacific Island 
ers: ref IV vi 327 
Haddon and Shackleton. 
Function of mesenterial fila- 
ments in zoanthids: ref.. IV vi 391 
General appearance of glan- 
dular streak: ret IV vi 395 
Thickening of epithelium of 
glandular streak in Zoan- 
thus macgillivrayi: ref . . IV vi 396 
Hades. 
Hades of Homer and of 
Virgil. By Neil Macnish II xv 646 
Hadrian's legate, in Biitain. II x 310 
Haeckel. 
Haeckel's Anthropo- 
genie. By R. Ramsay 
Wright........ II xv 231 
Nature of spines in Radio- 
laiia: ref II xv 418 
Protozoa and Metazoa di- 
vision of animal kingdom: 
ref II xv 419 
Haematite deposits. 
Manitoba IV vm 186 
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Haematite deposits-Con. 
Nova Scotia IV vm 186 
Ontario IV vm 186 
See also Hematite. 
Haematoblast. 
Chromatin abundant in 
dividing (pl.) IV n 236 
Derived from mesoblasts 
alone.. IV n 251 
Eosinophil ous substance of, 
derived from chromatin 
and finally transformed 
into haemoglobin IV xx 237 
Haemoglobin derived from 
chromatin of IV xx 239 
Origin and growth in am- 
blystoma larvae IV ii 253 
Origin of, in amphibian 
embryo IV xx 249 
Reaction of chromatin of, 
on haematoxylin IV xx 234 
Haematogen IV n 239 
Haematoidine II i 311 
Haematoxylin, reaction ot 
chromatin of haemato- 
blasts on IV xx 234 
Haemionitidinae II xn 365 
Haemoglobin. 
Bayerl's experiments IV xx 226 
Derived from chromatin of 
haematoblasts IV xx 239 
Derived from chromatin; 
proof supported by occur- 
rence of phosphorus in 
haemoglobin of blood oi 
goose IV xx 239 
Eosinophilous substance of 
haematoblasts derived 
from chromatin and fin- 
ally transformed into... . IV ii 237 
Method of preparing pre- 
parations to show IV n 225 
Nuclear network contains it 
or chromatin? IV n 232 
Origin of IV n 221 
Origin of, in red discs IV n 230 
Reagent which shows pre- 
sence ot, and of its ante- 
cedent IV ii 223 
Staining preparations to 
show IV ii 225 
Hagarty, Hon. Chief Jus- 
tice. 
Nom-de-plume " Zadig "; 
poem "Martial Music of 
England" II xv 454 
Presidential address before 
Canadian Institute, Janu- 
ary 18th, 1862 II vii 1 
Hague Tribunal, articles 
governing it IV vm 45 
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Haidas, month names IV vi 332 
Haidenhain. 
Superficial epithelium of 
stomach of Amiurus: ref. Ill n 397 
Haidenhain and Peszke. 
Gall capillaries of Amiurus: 
ref Ill n 411 
Hail. 
Coloured I i 261 
Leopold von Buch's theory 
of origin of II vm 36 
Mohr's theory of origin ot.. II vm 37 
On Origin of. By Frederick 
Mohr: reprint II vm 35 
Var ious theories of II vm 36 
Vogel's theory of II vm 36 
Volta's theory of II vm 36 
Haileybury, Ont., mean 
temperature and precipi- 
tation IV ix 150 
Haime. 
Structure of mesenterial 
filaments: ref IV vi 388 
Haimeophyllum (Billings), 
generic characters II iv 139 
H. ordinatum (Billings), 
corniferous, Ontario (pl.). II iv 139 
Hair, of Carrier Indians IV iv 18,181 
Hairy men. 
Hairy men of Yesso: re- 
print II x 134 
Haiti Island. 
In tertiary and miocene 
times IV vm 377 
Miocene fauna IV vm 381 
Orthaulax inornatus, Gabb. IV vm 389 
Personal Experiences in, 
under Pres. Legitime. 
By Chas. G. Y. King: 
abstract IV I 14 
Rostelaria inornata, Gab... IV vm 389 
White limestone IV vm 383 
Haldimand, Lord. 
Autogi aph documents of 
American Revo- 
lution episodes II xiv 80 
Brief biography of, when in 
Canada II xiv 82 
Troubles with U.E. Loyal- 
ists IV vii 410 
Haldimand County. 
Athyris clara in II v 275 
Athyris rostrata in II v 281 
Atrypa scitula in II v 278 
Rhynoconella unisulcata in. II v 279 
Rhynconella tethys in II v 270 
Haldimand Cove, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 513 
Haldimand, Fort, construc- 
tion of, and trade at IV iv 301 
Haldimand Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 513 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Haldimand Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 69, 513 
Hale, Eliphalet, Toronto.. . II xm 260 
Hale, Horatio. 
American Indians origin: 
ref Ill v 57, 61, 69 
Country of Eastern Denes: 
ref IV iv 11 
Development of Lan- 
guage Ill vi 92 
Haleakala volcano IV in 16 
Hales, Stephen. 
Water absorption by leaves: 
ref IV vii 242 
Halesidota characters and 
Ontario habitats of 
Halesidota (Hubner) II vm 367 
H. caryae (Harris) II vm 368 
H. fulvoflava, Walker II vm 369 
H. maculata (Harris) II vm 369 
H. tesselaris (Sm. Abb.).... II vm 367 
Half breeds. 
Buffalo hunting II i 129, 133 
Characteristics II i 129 
Notes of Sojourn Among, 
of Hudson Bay Co.'s 
Territory, Red River. 
By Paul Kane II I 128 
Ultimate result of hybrid 
race II xiv 443 
War methods II I 131 
Halichaerus grypus, Fabr, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 78 
Haliaetus, Hamilton species. II v 388 
H. leucocephalus, notes and 
observations on Ontario 
frequenters II iv 446 
III vii 182, 185 
IV I 44 
IV m 84, 98, 102, 103, 110 
Haliburton, R. G. 
Identification of Norse 
names in America: ret... Ill vi 272 
Pleiades' Year IV in 191 
Halichondrida, reproduction II xv 422 
Halifax, N.S. 
On diurnal and annual 
VARIATIONS OF TEMPERA- 
TURE AT. By G. T. King- 
ston II xni 26 
Winter of 1760 II xv 531 
Halifax currency IV ix 239 
Halioma, Ehrenberg, Ja- 
maica IV vii i 386, 387 
Haliomatina, Jamaica IV vm 387 
Halisarca, reproduction .... II xv 422, 427 
Hall, Capt. Basil. 
Autograph letter on Ameri- 
can papers, 1830 II xiv 107 
Hall, C. B. 
On Vagaries of Medicine II xi 225 
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and. 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vn 471 
Hall, Prof. Jas. 
Advise regarding Geologi- 
cal Survey of Canada.... I in 251 
Canadian graptolites: ref.. II iv 274 
Coal fields of Missouri 
and Illinois: reprint. . . I in 357 
Contributions to Palaeont- 
ology 1858, 1859 and 
1860. By: reviewed II vi 187 
Contributions to Palaeont- 
ology: reviewed Il vi 529 
Contributions to Palaeont- 
ology of Iowa: reviewed.. II v 551 
Descriptions of New Species 
of Palaeozoic Fossils: 
reviewed II in 153 
Direction of currents of 
deposition and source 
OF MATERIALS OF OLDER 
palaeozoic rocks: re- 
print II in 88 
Genus Protaster: ref IV vm 363 
Graptoltthus explained: 
reprint I in 356 
Mauvaises Terres: reprint I in 357 
On Primordial Fauna and 
Pt. Levi Fossils: reprint II vi 284 
Opinion on variations in 
levels of the lakes I n 297 
Hall, James and J. D. Whit- 
ney. 
Report of Geological Survey 
of state of Iowa: reviewed II v 195 
Hall, T. P. 
Photography and Chemi- 
cal Action of light: 
abstract Ill n 220 
Hallam. 
Autograph acknowledge- 
ment of lady's request for 
autograph II xiv 480 
Halle (Ger.). 
Amount filth in milk supply IV vn 467 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vn 468 
Hallesus, Stephens. Char- 
acters and N. American 
habitats of 
H. guttifer, Walker II vn 491 
H. hostis, Hagen II vn 491 
H. mutatus, Hagen II vn 492 
Halliwell, J. O. 
Autograph note II xiv 487 
Hallowell, Benjamin, Tor- 
onto II xin 187 
Hallowell Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 513 
Halo. 
Described and accounted for I i 26 
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Halo-Con. 
H. Y. Hind describes re- 
markable, on 8. 3., 1847 I i 26 
Remarkable ones, described I i 26 
Theory of Mariotti's and 
Young's I i 26 
Halocynthia. 
Syn. of Pyura (sens, resti.). IV ix 134 
Syn. Tethyum (sens, nov.). IV ix 135 
H. auct. part, syn. Boltenia 
(sens, nov.) IV ix 133 
H. igaboja, Oka, syn. Teth- 
yum igaboja (Oka) IV ix 136 
H. okai, Ritter, syn. Teth- 
yum igaboja (Oka) IV ix 136 
Haloragese. 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 640 
II xv 550 
Halorhagidacese, fibro-vas- 
cular system . IV vi 610 
Halton, Chesters, Roman 
name Hunnum: evidence. II xin 145 
Haly sites agglomerata, 
Hall, Niagara limestone, 
Rockwood II xiv 146 
H. catenulatus. 
Anticosti Island II in 327 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 509 
Ottawa River I i 222 
Owen Sound and Rockwood 
Niagara Limestone II xiv 146 
St. John Valley, Que II iv 271 
Hamamelaceae. 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 640 
II xv 550 
London species II vm 225 
Hamamelidaceee, habitats.. II vi 279 
Hamamelis, L. 
Canadian species with habi- 
tats II xv 550 
Characters II vi 279 
H. virginica, L. 
Canadian localities II vi 279 
II xv 550 
Characters II vi 279 
Host for Hormaphis hama- 
melidis, Fitch IV ix 304 
Host for Hamamelistes spi- 
nosus shimer IV ix 304 
Hamamelistes spinosus, 
Shimer. 
Inhabit alternately Betula 
nigra L and. Hamamelis 
virginiana L IV ix 305 
On host Hamamelis virgini- 
ana L. (pl.) IV ix 304 
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inscription to, found in 
Britain II ix 218 
Hamilton, A., M.A , M.D. 
Physiology of Lips in 
Speech: abstract IV iv 225 
Hamilton, Governor, De- 
troit, 1777 IV iv 302 
Hamilton, G. 
Results of experiments 
ON PRESERVATION OF 
fresh meat: reprint.... I in 113 
Hamilton, Jas. Cleland, 
M.A., LL.B. 
Algonquins of Georgian 
Bay, Assikinack, war- 
rior of Odahwas: ab- 
stract IV iv 232 
Famous Algonquins: Al- 
gic Legends IV vi 285 
Great Centre; an Astro- 
nomical Study IV in 189 
Maroons of Jamaica and 
Nova Scotia Ill vii 260 
Mound Builders of Amer- 
ica: abstract Ill vn 41 
Slavery in Canada IV I 102 
Hamilton, Rob. Douglas, 
M.D. 
Wrote under name of "Guy 
Pollock", specimens of 
writings II xv 264 
Hamilton, Sir Wm. 
Contradictions in his system 
of Philosophy pointed out 
by Mills II xi 368 
Doctrine of External Per- 
ception criticized II xn 57 
Doctrine of Sensitive Per- 
ception: reviewed II n 285 
Essays on Human Mind: 
reviewed II n 285 
Exposition of his Philosophy II xi 300 
His doctrine of Conscious- 
ness criticized II xi 368 
His statement of Philosophy 
of the Conditioned II xi 374 
His System of Philosophy 
criticized II xi 367 
Hypothetical Realism views 
ciiticized II Xii 57 
Investigationson Phi enology II xi 379 
Obituary of II I 396 
Philosophy of, reviewed by 
G. Paxton Young II 1 379 
Principle of Substance and 
Phenomenon, stated by.. II xi 375 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's Phil- 
osophy; an Exposition 
and Criticism. By Rev. 
J. Clark Murray . . II xi 207, 300, 367 
II xn 57 
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Hamilton, Sir Wm. Rowan. 
Obituary II x 364 
Hamilton, Ont. 
Botanical nature ot country 
around II xiv 286 
Chi ist's Church, design and 
construction II I 203 
Climate Ill 11 202 
Climate of, compared with 
Belleville as influencing 
Flora of places II xiv 287 
English woman's opinion of, 
in 1857 II in 133 
Evening Grosbeak at IV III 118 
Flora Hamiltonensis. By 
J. M. Buchan Ill n 145 
Fossils IV vi 36 
List of Birds observed in 
vicinity of. By Thos. 
Mcllwraith II v 387 
List of Indigenous Plants 
FOUND IN NEIGHBOUR- 
HOOD OF, WITH DATES OF 
FINDING AND FLOWERING. 
By Dr. Craigie and W. 
Craigie I n 222 
In 1852 I I 31 
List of Birds observed near. 
By Thos. Mcllwraith: re- 
viewed II xi 245 
Mean monthly temperature III n 204 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions at, from 1846 to 
1853 I ii 187 
Meteorological Register for: 
see under Meteorological 
Register. 
Mineral springs at I I 153 
Notes on Flora of. By J. 
M. Buchan II xiv 281 
Notices of Birds observ 
ed near. By Thos. 
Mcllwraith II vi 6, 129 
St. Andrew's Church; style 
and construction II 1 203 
Hamilton Cove, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 513 
Hamilton Formation 
Athyris chloe (n. sp.) (pl.), 
in shales of II V 282 
Canadian II vm 444 
Described I in 75 
Fossil corals in, of Ontario. II IV 126 
II v 253 
II vi 254 
II vii 444 
Ontario I ill 1 
Western and Huron dis- 
tricts of Ontario I in 75 
Hamilton Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 513 
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Ser. Vol. Page 
Hamilton Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 69, 513 
Hamite language. 
Aryan element in it II xm 286 
Semitic element in it II xm 286 
Hammer. 
Chemical rays ot sun cause 
of sun burn: ref IV viii 103 
Hammer. 
NewSteam II i 395 
Stone, of Denes IV iv 47 
Sykes' Steam, with en- 
graving of: reprint I u 255 
Hammolekcth.descendantsof II xv 27s 
Hamy, Dr. E. F. 
Asiatic origin of American 
civilization: ref Ill v 66 
Han bury, David. 
Copper in Coppermine re- 
gion IV ix 218 
Hand. 
Man's, distinguishes him 
from Quadrumana II ix 162 
Orang IV vi 518 
Hane. 
Cranial cavity oi Cyprinus: 
ref Ill n 380 
Hangnest, Hamilton species. II v 392 
Ham's inheritance II i 5 
Hanlan's Island, Toronto, 
origin of I I 163 
Hansgirg. 
Cyanophyceae have neither 
nucleus nor chromato- 
phore: lef IV vi 442 
Hansen. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Haplodon rufus, Coues, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 84 
Haplosporella staphylina 
E. and D IV vi 638 
Harbour, Toronto. 
Improvements suggested.. . I m 43 
Its Formation and Pre- 
servation. By Sandford 
Fleming I u 105 
Harbour, Reports by W. 
Shanly, Sir R. Bonny- 
castle, Sandforcl Fleming 
and Kivas Tully with 
map: reviewed I I 162 
Reports on Improvement 
and Preservation, be- 
ing THOSE AWARDED PRE- 
MIUMS by Harbour Com- 
missioners 1854 to Prof. 
Hind, Sandford Flem- 
ing, Kivas Tully, Hugh 
Richardson. Printed as 
a supplement following. . I m 120 
Toronto Harbour. By 
Kivas Tully I m 68 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Harbor Seal, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 77 
Hardback, Canadian localities II xv 362 
Hardy. 
Action of Electrolytes on 
Colloidal solutions: ref... IV ix 53 
Hardy-Linder-Picton Law. IV ix 60 
Hare, Julius Chas. 
Autograph and brief bio- 
graphy II xiv 625 
Hare, Thos. 
Electoral scheme of repre- 
sentation IV ii 328 
Hare, Canadian species and 
localities Ill VI 83 
Hare Indians or Hareskins. 
Canada Ill V 216 
Dene tribe, its habitat and 
population IV iv 16 
Language influence on Nah'- 
ane IV vn 529 
Myth concerning Deluge.. . Ill vn 12 
IV V 19 
Traditions regarding origin. IV v 34 
Tribe (Dene) Ill vn 113 
Hare Indian Dog, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 73 
Hare Island, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 513 
Hare, Polar, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 116 
Harelda glacialis, L., Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill V 121 
Harkness, Prof. 
Anthracite deposits and 
VEGETABLE REMAINS IN 
Lower Silurian of 
South Scotland: reprint I in 114 
Harlech Grits, Wales I i 248 
Harlequin Duck, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill V 122 
Harmony. 
Laws of, in Psychology... . II xi 305 
Origin of, in natural land- 
scapes II in 413 
Harp Seal. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 78 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill V 117 
Harpesidse II i 285 
Harpoon, Dene IV iv 71 
Harporhynchus rufus, ob- 
servations on Ontario visi- 
tors Ill hi 98 
IV in 72, 83, 105, 107 
Harrier. 
Canadian specimen of, hen. II iv 448 
Genei ic characters II iv 448 
Hamilton species II V 388 
Harrington. 
Origin of Canadian Apa- 
tites: ref IV vni 495 
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Meteorites: reviewed II iv 411 
Harris, J. 
Temperature effects on 
chloroform poisoning: ref. IV vn 200 
Harris, Thaddeus Wm. 
Treatise on some Insects 
injurious to Vegetation: 
reviewed II vn 521 
Harrow, Inventor of I I 111 
Harrison, F. C. 
Bacterial Contamination 
OF MILK AND ITS CONTROL IV VII 467 
Ripening of Cheese and 
role of micro-organisms 
IN PROCESS IV VII 103 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vn 471 
Milk supply of Guelph ex- 
amined for bacteria IV vn 469 
Harrison, Jas. Bealey, Tor- 
onto II xni 190 
Harrison, J. P. 
On a Law of Temperature 
Depending upon Lunar 
Influence: reprint II in 51 
Harsen's Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 513 
Harshman's theory, on 
steam power II i 343 
Hartmann, Robert. 
Cranium of young Orang: 
ref IV vi 508 
Harvard College, account of 
Great Comet of 1858. By 
G. P. Bond: ieviewed. . . II vm 57 
Harvard University (1855).. II i 174 
Harvest, in 40 English coun- 
ties I in 69 
Harvey, Arthur, F.R.S.C. 
Bone Caves, with espe- 
cial REFERENCE TO PRE- 
HISTORIC Man IV ii 116 
Broad outlines of Geo- 
logy of Northwest of 
L. Superior HI vn 218 
Canadian Institute prob- 
lems and difficulties. . IV ii 5 
Celtic, Roman and Greek 
TYPES STILL EXISTENT IN 
France, with notes on 
Langue D'OC IV n 176 
Cruel Plant Ill vn 226 
(abstract) IV i 11 
Magnetic influence of 
SUN ON EARTH AND ON 
Comets IV vi 345 
On APPEARANCE AND DE- 
CLINE of Malarious 
Disease in valley of 
Lower Grand River .. . II iv 40 
Pelotechthen Balanoi- 
des IV i 213 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Harvey, Arthur, F.R.S.C.-Con. 
Principles of Insurance, 
WITH ESPECIAL REFER- 
ENCE TO SICK BENEFIT 
PROVISION IV VIII 73 
Report as delegate to 
Montpelier Congress 
on Romance Tongues:. . IV u 188 
(abstract) IV n 15 
Obituary IV vin 98 
Reckoning of Astronomical 
Day IV in 316 
W. A. Douglass' paper on 
Two Values criticized. ... IV u 8 
Harvey, Sir John. 
Autograph letter to Col. 
Givins re succession to 
Col. Claus, Supdt. of In- 
dian affairs II xiv 102 
Harwich Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 514 
Hastings County, Ont. 
Character of auriferous rock 
in II xni 330 
Drumlins IV vn 170 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 514 
Gold associated with arseni- 
cal ores in II xni 330 
Sketch of Geology . By 
E. J. Chapman: reprint.. II V 470 
Hastings rocks IV vin 497 
Haughton, Prof. 
Separation of effect of sun 
and moon on tides: ref... II n 465 
Hausmann. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Hausmannite, aitificial for- 
mation of II vi 526 
Havelocque, Mons. 
Language is an organism: 
ref Ill v 165 
Hawaiian. 
First settlement and changes 
produced in Language... Ill vi 108 
Origin IV in 16 
Religion IV in 16 
Hawaiian Island. 
Capt. Cook's visits........ IV in 15 
Volcano of Kilauea'and. 
By H. Spencer Howell: 
abstract IV in 15 
Hawk. 
Canadian specimens of 
American Sparrow, Gos- 
hawk and Stanley II iv 447 
Generic characters II iv 447 
Hamilton species II v 387, 388, 389 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 189, 195, 196 
IV i 56 
IV in 76, 84, 87, 89, 90, 91, 107 
Wintering around Toronto . I I 169 
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Hawk, Bullet, Hamilton fre- 
quenter and mode ot at- 
tacking prey II vi 13 
Hawk, Night, Hamilton fre- 
quenters II vi 14 
Hawk, Red shouldered, 
different species from 
winter? II iv 445 
Hawkins, B. Waterhouse. 
On visual education as 
applied to Geology. 
With Plate: reprint.... I m 9 
Hawkesbury Tp., gazetteer 
notice <1813) II xiv 514 
Hawthorn. 
Canadian II vi 35 
Canadian localities II xv 433 
Hay. 
Incubation of Amphiuma 
eggs: ref IV vm 474 
Hay. 
Making Grass into II m 523 
Hay Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 514 
Hayden, Dr. F. V. 
Primordial Sandstone of 
Rocky Mts. : reprint... II vu 149 
Hayem, Geo. 
Fusiform corpuscles: ref... IV u 243 
Influence of position on pro- 
duction of syncope: ret.. IV vu 189 
Hayoka, of Dakotas IV vi 275 
Hays, Dr. 
Description of jaws of Mas- 
todon giganteus: ref I I 232 
"He who sang the song of 
Charity." 
Nom-de-plume of Prof. 
Chapman II xv 455 
Head. 
Muscles of, of Amiurus 
catus: table Ill u 350 
Head, Sir Edmund. 
Autograph letter concerning 
Capital and confederation II xiv 119 
Higher education in Canada 
and Merton tradition.... II xm 481 
Head, Sir Edmund Walker, 
Bart. 
Temple of Serapis at Pozzu- 
oli: reviewed II in 336 
Head, Sir Francis Bond. 
Autograph letter on current 
events II xiv 113 
Governor of U. Canada.... IV ill 285 
Health. 
Salubrity of towns: re- 
print ; I in 264 
Hearne, Samuel. 
Account of finding remains 
of Capt. Knight and his 
crew IV ix 205 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hearne, Samuel-Con. 
Arctic exploration, 1769-72. Ill iv 202 
Journey of exploration to 
Coppermine region IV ix 212 
Physical features of North- 
ern Indians: ref IV v 179 
Report on copper mines in 
Coppermine region IV ix 213 
War expedition by Denes: 
methods ot attack IV v 191 
Heart. 
Amiuruscatus Ill u 418 
Does respiration or, stop 
first in chloroform poison- 
ing IV vii 199 
Heart's ease, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 165 
Hearth-stones, found with 
flint instruments in parts 
of France II ix 272 
Heat. 
Conductivity ot Hydrogen 
for II vi 384 
Dynamic theory of I n 68 
II ix 35 
Dynamical theory of; general 
review in 1853 I n 51 
Hopkins expts., on effect of 
pressure on temperature 
at which bodies solidify 
and theory of structure of 
interior of earth I I 83 
Investigation of Specific 
Heat of Elastic Fluids. 
By M. V. Regnault: re- 
print. I ii 133 
Mechanical theory of I n 133 
On Calorific Relations 
of Hydrogen and other 
Gases. By Prof. Maynus: 
abstract II vi 383 
On some Phenomena in 
CONNEXION WITH MOL- 
TEN substances. By J. 
Nasmyth: reprint II in 53 
Problems in gas expansions 
requiring explanations. . . I n 134 
Relation between tempera- 
tures and elastic forces of 
saturated vapours under 
different pressures I n 135 
Report on development 
of, in Agitated Water. 
By G. Rennie: reprint... II m 53 
State of knowledge of, in 
1883 HI ii 37 
Theory of I i 83 
Thermodynamic theory ot, 
reviewed (1857) II n 469 
Heating, defects of I m 25 
Heather family, species 
yielding paper fibre II xi 199 
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Heavy Spar. 
Canadian localities II vi 156 
New form in Crystallization 
of II vi 55 
Tests II vi 156 
Heber, Richard. 
Book collector; his copy of 
''Monumenta Illustrium 
Virorum et Elogia " and 
Catalogue of Jas. West's 
Library now owned by 
Dr. Scadding; history of 
books and Heber II xiv 328 
Hebrew. 
Adjective comparative forms 
similar to Dene IV i 185 
Allowed to marry with 
Egyptians and Edomites. II i 8 
Coptic article in: examples. II xm 413 
Dene article shows affinity 
with IV I 183 
Righthandedness among. . . IT xm 215 
Hebrides, coral region I i 110 
Hecate Straits. 
Caesirahecateia sp. n. from. IV ix 125 
Caesira apoploa sp. n. from.. IV ix 124 
Corella rogosa sp. n. from. . IV ix 122 
Hector, Thos. 
Scale for Computation of 
Areas of Irregular 
Figures II in 309 
Hedge, Mustard, Canadian 
localities II xv 161 
Hedysarum, Tourn., Cana- 
dian localities of. 
H. boreale, Nutt II xv 357 
Heer. 
Atlantis Hypothesis investi- 
gated: ref IV vm 374 
Heidenhain, M. 
Changeable character of 
outer edge of epithelium: 
ref IV vm 245 
How fat is canied thiough 
adenoid tissue: ref IV vm 249 
Lanthanin of nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 410 
Heimann, E. 
Anothei green staining sub- 
stance besides nucleolus 
in nucleus: ref IV vi 410 
Nature of nucleolus: lef. . . IV vi 416 
Heinse, Johan Jacob Wil- 
helm. 
Brain capacity of II xv 206 
Helah, history of II xiv 199 
Held, Hans. 
Alkalies action on nerve 
cells: ref IV vi 413 
Chemical properties.of Nissl 
granules: ref IV vi 406 
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Held, Hans-Con. 
Fixing agent for nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 407 
Nature of nucleolus: ref... IV vi 416 
Nissl granules insoluble in 
mineral acids: ref IV vi 413 
Nissl granules not digested 
in pepsin and hydroch- 
loric acid: ref IV vi 412 
Helderberg, Lower, condi- 
tions under which formed 
in Tennessee Ill vn 83 
Helianthemum, Tourn, 
Canadian habitats of. 
H. canadense, Michx II xv 167 
Helianthus. 
Expts, to test whether nu- 
trient solution applied by 
spraying would support 
life IV vn 275 
H. decapetalus, L., host for 
Cecidomyia bulla, Walsh. IV ix 317 
H. dharicatus, L., host for 
Cecidomyia bulla, Walsh. IV ix 317 
Heliautograph H vni 99 
Helicadae, generic characters. II xn 34 
Helicellinae, generic charac- 
ters II x 43 
Helicidse. 
Canadian II iv 272 
Generic characters II x 43 
Helinaia, Hamilton species.. II v 390 
Heliolites (Porites). 
Clinton Group, Owen Sound II xiv 140 
Ottawa River I j 222 
H. interstincta, Wahlen- 
berg, Owen Sound II xiv 146 
Heliomanes bimaculatus, 
, Say i In 324 
Hehophyllum. Characters 
and Ontario localities 
of 
Hehophyllum (Hall) II iv 124 
H. canadense (Billings) .... II iv 125 
H. cayugaense (Billings)... II iv 124 
H. colligatum (Billings).... II iv 126 
H. eriense (Billings) II iv 124 
H. exiguum (pl.) II v 261 
H. halli (Edwards and 
Haime) II iV 126 
H. tenuiseptatum (Billings) II iv 126 
Heliotropium, experiments 
with solutions of CaH2 
(CO3)2 and Ca(OH)2 
placed on leaves in drops. IV vn 312 
Helix. 
A Proposed Classifica- 
tion of Genus. By A. E. 
Williamson II Vm 343 
Divisions of toothed shells. . II vm 346 
Divisions of toothless shells. II vm 343 
Toronto species 11 vi 328 
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American habitats of 
H. albolabris (Say) II vm 343, 346 
H. alternata (Say) II vm 344 
H. arborea (Say) II vm 345 
H. chersina (Say) II vm 344 
H. clausa (Say) II vm 345 
H. concava (Say) II vm 344 
H. diodonta (Say) II vm 346 
H. egena (Say) II vm 344 
H. fallax (Say) II vm 346 
H. gularis (Say) II vni 346 
H. harpa (Say) II vm 345 
H. hortensis (Muller) II vni 343 
H. hydrophila (Ingalls).... II vni 346 
H. inflecta (Say) II vni 346 
H. inornata (Say) II vm 345 
H. labyrinthica (Say) II vm 347 
H. ligera (Say) II vm 345 
H. lineata (Say) II vm 347 
H. minuta (Say) II vm 344 
H. monodon (Rackett).... II vm 347 
H. palliata (Say) II vm 346 
H. perspectiva (Say) II vm 344, 345 
H. porcina (Say) II vm 345 
H. pulchella (Muller) II vm 345 
H. striatella (Anthony).... II vm 345 
H. thyioidus (Say) II vm 347 
H. tridentata (Say) II vm 347 
Hell divers, Hamilton fre- 
quenters II vi 137 
Hellens. 
Number bacteria found 
IN MILK SUPPLY OF HEL- 
SINGFORS: ref IV vn 468 
Helliwell family, Toronto... II xn 354 
Helminthophila, observa- 
tions on Ontario species III vn 192, 193 
IV m 71, 107 
Helminthology. 
Contributions; to Ameri- 
can. By R. Ramsay 
Wright (plates) Ill i 54 
Helminthostachys, internal 
endodermal layer in IV vi 602 
Heloporafragilis, Hall, Clin- 
ton group, Dundas II xiv 141 
Helotiacese, list of Ontario; 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 80 
Helotium confluens, Sch- 
weimtz, habits: Ontario 
habitats IV ix 80 
Helsingfors, number bacteria 
in miik supply IV vn 468 
Helvellacese, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 80 
Helvetia. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
H. crispa IV ix 81 
H. elastica, Ball IV ix 80 
H. infula IV ix 81 
H. lacunosa, Afz IV ix 80 
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Hernans, Mrs. 
Autograph with Spanish 
quotation II xiv 485 
Hematite. 
Attempt to discover geo- 
logical age of beds in U.S. I I 139 
(See also Haematite/. 
H. pseudomorphs, Orillia, 
Ont II iti 357 
Hemicosmites (Von Buch).. II n 303 
Hemicrepidius mennonius, 
Hbst I in 325 
Hemicystites, Hall. 
Notes on II n 304 
Ottawa Valley I n 272 
H. parasitica I n 215 
Hemidactylium, develop- 
ment of digits IV viix 483 
Hemiptera. 
Characteristics of galls and 
effect on leaf on which 
they occur IV ix 309 
Eggs II iv 324 
Feeding habits of larvae of 
families Aphididae and 
Psyllidae IV ix 361 
Species IV ix 303 
Hemlock. 
Canadian II vi 35 
Effect of Concentration of 
its extracts on fish IV vn 455 
Effect of extract from hem- 
lock bark on fish life IV vn 457 
Its medicinal properties.... IV iv 132 
Its sawdust's effect on fish. . IV vn 448 
H. American, Toionto I I 206 
H. bark, effects of concentia- 
tions ot its extracts on fish. IV vn 453 
Hemlock Parsley, Canadian 
localities II xv 556 
Henbane, Toronto. I i 219 
Henderson, R., Toronto.... II xn 518 
Henke. 
Chlorides in octopus 
muscle: ret IV vm 409 
Hennepin, Father. 
At Niagara, 1678 IV I 71 
Voyages in America (1679- 
82): ref II vn 502 
Hennessy, Prof. 
On Isothermal Lines: re- 
print II it 127 
Henning, Thos. 
Applicability of our Edu- 
cational System to 
Social Conditions of 
Large Cities II in 422 
Meteors and Falling 
Stars I n 188, 209 
Planetoids between Mars 
and; Jupiter I in 206 
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Remarks on Planetoids 
between Mars and Jupi- 
ter I in 206 
Hennuyer, A. 
Tsequil, tolteque tsaa: ref.. IV vi 90 
Henriques and Hansen. 
All fat absoibed as soap in 
striated border: ref IV vm 257 
Henry, Alex. 
Visit to R. Ontonagan, Ont., 
in 1765: ref II i 234 
Trader on L. Superior after 
conquest IV m 261 
Henry, Prof. 
Acoustics as applied to 
public buildings: reprint II u 130 
Lecture Room, Smithson- 
ian Institution; with 
drawings II in 110 
Modes of testing build- 
ing materials: repiint.. I m 362 
Report on Meteorology in 
connection with Agricul- 
ture: reviewed II in 240 
Henry Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 514 
Hensen's line, in muscle 
(pl) IV vm 405, 410 
Henslow. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vii 243 
Corrugations and hairs over 
veins of leaves aid absorp- 
tion of water: ref IV vii 256 
Hepaticae. 
Canadian species II xiv 656 
London species II vm 238 
Hepatica, Dillen, Canadian 
localities of 
H. acutiloba, D.C II xv 52 
H. triloba, Chaix II xv 52 
H. triloba, phloeoterma in... IV vi 619 
Hepatin IV n 239 
Hepburn, David. 
Abduction of digits of foot 
in anthropoids: ref IV vi 576 
Flexoi accessorius in chim- 
panzee: ref IV vi 571 
Double origin of rectus femo- 
ris in anthropoids: ref.. . IV vi 555 
Extensor brevis pollicis in 
orang: ref IV vi 543 
Grooves on palm in anthro- 
poid apes: ref IV vi 520 
Latissimo-condyloideus of 
orang: ref IV vi 525 
Pectoralis minor attach- 
ment in gibbon: ref IV vi 532 
Scansorius in chimpanzee, 
gibbon, gorilla, orang: ref. IV vi 557 
Sesamoid bone in orang: ref. IV vi 543 
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Hepburn, David-Con. 
Ventral segments of dorsal 
interossei in chimpanzee: 
ref IV vi 551 
Hepher, traces of, in Egypt.. II xiv 192 
Hippocampus, Barras Island II n 364 
Heptandria, seven prevailing 
numbers in II in 411 
Heracleum, L., Canadian 
localities of 
H. lanatum, Michx II xv 555 
Heracleopolis II xm 527 
Heraldry, scallop shell in.... II in 388 
Herb Robert, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 349 
Herb Yellow Root, Canadian 
localities II xv 57 
Herbes, Pointe aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 514 
Herculaneum, description of I n 241 
Heredity. 
Chemical composition of cell 
organisms depends on. . . IV vii 541 
Doctrine of Ill v 17 
Hering. 
Liver cells of Amiurus: ref. Ill n 410 
Hermann. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Herndon. 
Art of painting among Mojos 
of Bolivia, ref IV vi 334 
Hernia, Denes method of 
treating IV vii 22 
Herons. 
Generic characters II xi 154 
Hamilton species II v 394 
II vi 135 
Observations on Toronto 
frequenters IV m 74, 85, 98, 109 
Herodotus. 
Account of origin of Lydians I u 220 
Herring Gull, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 122 
Herschel, Sir John. 
Autograph letters declining 
invitations II xv 151 
Opinion on closing Tor- 
onto Observatory I i 146 
Reckoning of the Astro- 
nomical day: reprint... IV ill 311 
Theory of volcanic action. . II m 207 
Herschel, Sir Wm. 
Theory as to constitution of 
Comet's tail II vm 65 
Hertwig, Bros. 
Structure of Hexactinian 
filaments: ref IV vi 389 
Hespeler, fossils of Guelph 
formation at II xiv 142 
Hesperis, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of. 
H. matronalis, L II xv 66 
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Hesperomys, Canadian lo- 
calities of 
H. austerus, Baird Ill vi 79 
H. boylii, Baird Ill vi 79 
H. leucogaster, Maxim Ill vi 79 
H. leucopus, Raf Ill vi 79 
H. leucopus var sonoriensis, 
Leconte Ill vi 79 
H. michiganensis, Aud and 
Bach Ill vi 79 
H. myoides, Baird Ill vi 79 
H. cognatus n. sp II i 189 
H. gracilis n. sp... II i 189 
Hesse, gazetteer notice (1813) II xiv 514 
Heterocyst. 
Development in Cyanophy- 
ceae IV vi 469 
Development in Cylindro- 
spermum ma jus and Toly- 
pothrix IV vi 470 
Heterocarpous, characters in 
plants II xi 240 
Heteropoda, characters; Can- 
adian localities (pl.) II vu 118 
Heterosiphonidee II n 265 
Heuchera, L., Canadian 
localities of 
H. americana, L II xv 549 
H. hispida, Pursh II xv 549 
H. villosa, Michx II xv 548 
Howard family, Toronto.... II xm 105 
Heward, Major, Toronto. . . II xu 342 
II xm 89 
Hexactinellida, system of 
tubes in II xv 418 
Hexactinise, development of 
mesenterial filaments.... IV vi 398 
Hexactinian filaments. 
Literature on subject IV vi 387 
Typical arrangement IV vi 390 
Hexagonal. 
System of crystals II vi 3 
System in minerals II v 7 
Hexanitrite of Cobalt and 
sodium, shows potas- 
sium in muscle IV viu 412 
Hexham, notes on Latin In- 
scription on slab, etc., 
found at II ix 217 
II xiv 148 
Hezron, descent and descen- 
dants II xiv 158 
Hiawatha. 
Career IV vi 308 
Origin IV vi 265 
Origin of name IV VI 262 
Song of. By Longfellow: re- 
viewed II I 48 
Hibiscus, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of. 
H. moscheutos. L II xv 175 | 
H. trionum, L II xv 176 I 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hickory. 
Canadian II vi 35 
Suitability for city planting IV vm 269 
Hieroglyphics. 
Akatzeeb, translated IV vi 194 
Chichanchob inscriptions 
translated IV vi 187 
Decipherment of, Inscrip- 
tions of Central Amer- 
ica. By Prof. J. Campbell IV vi 101 
Egyptian IV vi 18 
Maya, attempts to solve. . . IV vi 121 
Maya, ideographic IV Vi 123 
Maya. Prof. Campbell's 
method of reading IV vi 123 
Maya Quiche; translation of 
Palenque tablet IV vi 143 
Palenque Tablet IV vi 117 
Yuctan IV vi 186 
Hieronymus. 
Cell structure in Cyanophy- 
cese: ref 'IV vi 447 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Hieronymus of Syracuse, 
copper coin of, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 230 
Hierro, inscriptions in Canary 
Islands. IV vu 35 
Hierro Island, prehistoric in- 
scriptions IV vu 58 
Highholder, observations on 
Toronto visitors Ill vu 190, 196 
IV in 93 
Highland Rim. 
Central basin, Tennessee... Ill vu 72 
Central basin, Tennessee; 
geological formation Ill vu 75 
High Rochester, notes on 
Latin Inscription on 
Altar, etc., at II xu 123 
II xiv 550 
Hilbert, David. 
Foundations of geometry: 
ref , IV vm 336 
Hill, Robert T. 
Eocene beds in Jamaica.... IV viu 382 
White limestone in Cuba.. . IV viu 383 
Geology of Jamaica: ref. . . IV vm 380 
Hill S.W. of Copper Falls 
mine. 
Spear-head from mine I I 133 
Hill and Barnard. 
Abdominal pressure and 
blood pressure: ref IV vu 195 
Influence of gravity on cir- 
culation: ref IV vu 190 
Himantopterus, Scotland... II i 482 
Hinchinbroke Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 514 
Hincks, Rev. Ed. 
Obituary II Xi 262 
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Hincks, Sir Francis. 
Development of permanent 
currency for Canada IV ix 247 
Hincks, Rev. Wm. 
An Inquiry into Natural 
LAWS WHICH REGULATE 
INTERCHANGE OF COM- 
MODITIES BETWEEN IN- 
DIVIDUALS and Nations 
AND EFFECTS OF INTER- 
FERENCE WITH THEM II VII 180 
An Attempt at an Im- 
proved Classification 
of Fruits II vi 495 
Attempt at new Theory 
of Human Emotions. ... II vn 103 
Attempted improvement 
in arrangement of 
FERNS, AND IN NOMEN- 
CLATURE OF THEIR SUB- 
DIVISIONS II xn 358 
Considerations respect- 
ing Anomalous Vege- 
table Structures II hi 311 
Family of ... . II iv 443 
Grallatores; Waders or 
Stilted Birds II xi 147 
Illustrations of genus 
Carex II xi 398 
Materials for Fauna 
Canadensis II vn 446 
Molluscous Animals. ... II xi 319, 392 
II xn 26 
Natural History in its 
Relation to Agricul- 
ture I ii 207 
Notes on some practi- 
cally INTERESTING QUES- 
TIONS IN ECONOMICAL 
SCIENCE BEARING ON 
PROSPERITY OF COUN- 
TRIES SITUATED AS OURS IS II XI 96 
Observations accompany- 
ing Exhibition of Speci- 
men of "Sula Bassana" 
(Solan Goose or Gan- 
nett) LATELY OBTAINED 
AT Oshawa, Ont., AND 
BELONGING TO MUSEUM OF 
University of Toronto II vn 329 
On Chorisis II x 371 
On Families properly be- 
longing to Fissirostral 
SUBORDER OF INSF.SSORIAL 
Birds and real position 
OF SOME WHICH HAVE 
BEEN REFERRED TO IT. .. . II IX 230 
On some questions in re- 
lation TO THEORY OF 
STRUCTURE OF PLANTS OF 
ORDERS AND 
II v 332 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hincks, Rev. Wm.-Con. 
On True Aims, Founda- 
tions, and Claims to 
Attention of Science of 
Political Economy II vi 20 
President's Address, 1869 II xn 97 
Presidential Addiess, 1870. II xn 356 
Remarks on Classifica- 
tion of Mammalia II v 512 
Remarks on Principles of 
Classification in ani- 
mal KINGDOM, IN IMMEDI- 
ATE REFERENCE TO A RE- 
CENT PAPER. By J. W. 
Dawson II x 19 
Sensationalist Philo- 
sophy II iv 396 
Some thoughts on 
CLASSIFICATION IN RELA- 
TION TO ORGANISED BE- 
INGS II XI 31 
Specimen of a Flora of 
Canada, with Prelimi- 
nary Remarks II vi 165 276 
Struthionid?e; extent 
and divisions of family 
WITH ITS SYSTEMATIC 
Position and Relations II vm 462 
Thoughts on Belief and 
Evidence II x 232 
Catalogue of Birds known 
to inhabit Western Can- 
ada (Ont.): reviewed by.. II xi 244 
Obituary II xm 253 
Hind, Prof. H. Youle, M.A. 
Glance at Political and 
Commercial Importance 
of Central British 
America II vm 409 
Notes on geology of Tor- 
onto I i 147 
On some Superstitions and 
Customs Common among 
Indians in Valley of 
Assiniboine and Sas- 
katchewan II iv 253 
Report on Improvement 
and Preservation of 
Toronto Harbour; be- 
ing THAT AWARDED FIRST 
premium by Commission- 
ers, 1854 I in 120a 
Observations on supposed 
GLACIAL DRIFT IN LABRA- 
DOR Peninsula, West- 
ern Canada, and south 
BRANCH OF SASKATCHE- 
WAN: reprint II ix 253 
Climate of Toronto and 
vicinity IV vi 16 
Explorations in northwest 
of Canada (1858) II v 548 
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Hind, Prof. H. Youle, M.A.-Con. 
Halo observed on 8, 3, 1847 I I 26 
Insects and Diseases Injuri 
ous to wheat crop: re- 
viewed II n 442 
Narrative of Canadian Red 
River Exploring Expedi- 
tion of 1857, and Assini- 
boine and Saskatchewan 
ones of 1858: reviewed. . II vi 175 
North West Territory, Re- 
ports ol Progress; to- 
gether with a preliminary 
and general report on the 
Assiniboine and Saskat- 
chewan exploring expe- 
dition made under instruc- 
tions from Provincial Sec- 
retary, Canada: reviewed II v 187 
Sketch of Overland Route 
to British Columbia: re- 
viewed II vn 200 
Hind, J. R. 
Comet of 1853 I n 45 
Discoverer of planet Irene, 
awarded pi ize of Academy 
of Sciences, Paris I I 48 
Discovery of planets I n 49 
New planet discovered I i 24 
Hindi, extent of literature... Ill vn 4 
Hinde, Geo. Jennings. 
Glacial and Interglacial 
Strata of Scarboro 
Hts. and other locali- 
ties near Toronto (pl.) II xv 38? 
Note on distribution of 
Xanthium Spinosum: 
Linnaeus II xv 642 
Occurrence near Tor- 
onto OF BOULDERS BE- 
LONGING to Calciferous 
FORMATION II XV 644 
Lake Ontario terraces and 
ridges: ref Ill vi 3 
Pleistocene deposits of cen- 
tral Ontario: ref IV vn 165 
Hinde, G. J., H. A. Nichol- 
son and. 
Notes on fossils of Clin- 
ton, Niagara and 
Guelph Formations of 
Ontario II xiv 137 
Hindoo or Hindu. 
Arabic system of notation 
invented by IV v 317 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Brain volume of II xv 226 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 229 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Connection with Onam 
family II xiv 569 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hindoo or Hindu-Con. 
Eclipse among II xn 85 
Mythology related to other 
systems II xm 158 
Period in India IV IX 83 
Turanian substratum of, 
speech IV iv 262 
Women develop early Ill iv 182 
Hindustani, Coptic article in: 
examples II xm 413 
Hinduism,Horite traces in. . II xm 537 
Hipochrenes, Rostelaria in- 
ornata Gab. compared 
with IV vni 389 
Hippodamia, Characters 
and Canadian habitats 
of 
H. parenthesis, Say I in 259 326 
13-punctata, Lin. Mels. Cat I in 259 326 
5-signata, Kirby I in 326 
Hippotheiium, post plio- 
cene, America II iv 416 
Hippuris, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of. 
H. vulgaris, L II xv 551 
Hippurite limestone, Jam- 
aica II v 307 
Hird. 
Amount filth in milk supply 
of Washington, D.C.: ref. IV vn 467 
Hirundinidae, generic charac- 
ters II ix 234 
Hirundo, Hamilton species. . II v 389 
H. erythrogastra Horreo- 
rum, habits of Ontario 
visitors Ill in 93 
H. riparia, Toronto specimens II in 503 
H. purpurea, Toronto speci- 
men II in 503 
His, W. 
Neuroblast development 
criticized IV vi 421 
Origin of Neuroblasts: ref.. IV vi 418 
Hister, Characters, Ontario 
habitats of 
H. abbreviatus (Mels. Cat.) I in 257 
H. bimaculatus, Lin I in 324 
Histisea in Euboea, silver 
coins from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 107 
History. 
Canadian local; First 
Gazetteer of Upper 
Canada, with annota- 
tions. By Rev. Henry 
Scadding II xiv 55 
208 305 367 513 658 
Early Press in Toronto. ... II xn 520 526 
Geography and, of British 
America and of other 
Colonies of Empire. By 
J. Geo. Hodgins: reviewed II ill 47 
229 HIS 
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Ser. Vol. Page 
History-Con. 
History of Canadian Insti- 
tute's origin I I 3 
History of Celts: brief In 247 
History of Settlement of 
Upper Canada, especially 
Bay Quinte. By Wm. 
Canniff: reviewed II xn 323 
History of Toronto (brief).. I i 51 
Leaves they have touch- 
ed; BEING A REVIEW OF 
Historical Autographs. 
By Rev. Henry Scadding. II xiv 73 
315 479 597 
Memorable epoch in Can- 
adian. By Sandford 
Fleming IV iv 314 
Primitive history of Ioni- 
ans. By John Campbell II xiv 395, 559 
Study of. By Proi. G. M. 
Wrong: abstract IV n 39 
Summary oi Canadian, from 
time of Cartier to 1860. . . II v 537 
History, Natural. 
Natural History of the 
British Seas. By Prof. 
E. Forbes I i 109 
Histrionicus torquatus, L., 
Prince of Wales Sound.. . Ill v 122 
Hitchcock, Ed. 
Abridgement of descrip- 
tion OF BROWN COAL DE- 
POSIT in Brandon, Vt., 
WITH AN ATTEMPT TO DE 
termine Geological age 
of principal Hematite 
Ore beds in United 
States: reprint I i 139 
Hittite. 
Alphabet Ill in 168 
Army leaders in Egypt who 
weie Celts IV v 99 
History (brief) IV IV 263 
Hittite forms from monu- 
ments compared with 
Basque, Japanese and 
Aztec Ill ii 179 
Hittite myth occurs among 
American Indians HI n 172 
Iroquois league descended 
from IV vi 264 
Khitan same as Ill n 159 
Lat alphabet is IV iv 265 
Phonetic values of, characters HI in 157 
Traces in Aztecs of Mexico. Ill n 158 
Hitzig. 
Phoenicians, Philistines and 
Greeks intimately con- 
nected in earliest times: 
ref. to his lesearches II xiii 38 
Hlava. 
Fusiform corpuscle: ref.... IV u 244 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hoatzin, notes on Ill vn 189 
Hobday, Prof. 
Hydrocyanic acid as anti- 
dote in Chloroform pois- 
oning: ref IV vii 219 
Hocquart Isle, gazetteer no- 
tice (.1755) II xiv 515 
Hodder, Ed M., M.R.C.S. 
On poisonous plants 
WHICH ARE INDIGENOUS 
TO, OR WHICH HAVE BE- 
COME NATURALIZED, IN 
NEIGHBOURHOOD OF TOR- 
ONTO I I 204 218 
Hodgetts, Chas. A., M.D., 
L.R.C.P. 
Medical inspection of 
school Children IV vm 191 
Hodgins, J. George. 
Efforts of Education 
Department to estab- 
lish Meteorological 
system in Canada I in 41Q 
Remarks on Canadian 
Specimen of Proteus of 
Lakes II i 19 
Geogiaphy and History of 
British America and other 
Colonies of Empire: re- 
viewed II in 47 
Hodgins, Thomas. 
Canada Educational Direc- 
tory and Calendar for 
1857-8: reviewed II n 207 
Rutherford's Narrative- 
AN EPISODE IN THE PON- 
TIAC War 1763-An un- 
published MANUSCRIPT 
by Lieut. Rutherford of 
the Black Watch IV in 229 
Hodgson, Rev. John. 
Opinion as to who built 
Roman wall II xm 137 
Hoeven, J. van der. 
Handbook of Zoology; Ver- 
tebrate Animals: reviewed II in 347 
Hofbauer. 
Fat taken up as emulsion in 
striated border: ref IV vm 257 
Hoffbauer. 
Age of Carp can be deter- 
mined by concentric rings 
on scales: ref IV ix 37 
Hoff ding. 
Children and savages have 
no sense for Nature's 
beauties: ref IV vi 313 
Hofmeister. 
Gametophyte of Botrychium 
virginianum: ref IV V 265 
Pteris aquilina: ref IV vi 606 
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Hog Island, gazetteer notice 
(1813) .11 xiv 214 514 
Hog peanut, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 360 
Hogan, J. Sheridan. 
Prize Essay on Canada at 
Paris Exhibition: re- 
viewed I in 351 
Hogg, Jas., York Mills II xin 439 
Hogg. 
Source of motive power of 
diatomaceae il vi 324 
Hog's Back, Rideau, Eylais 
marshallae Koen., from 
pond near IV ix 287 
Holbein. 
Holbein's Bible Cuts. By 
Thos. Frognail Dibdin: 
reviewed II iv 211 
Holbein's Dance of Death. 
By Francis Douce: re- 
viewed II iv 211 
Holcaspis bassetti, Gillette, 
host and anatomy (pl.). . IV ix 341 
H. globulus, Fitch. 
Host and anatomy (pl.).... IV ix 340 
Inquiline larva in gall of... . IV ix 367 
Holconoti, family described. I u 88 
Holhun. 
Region IV vi 180 
War god IV vi 183 
Holland. 
On System of Forecasting 
Weather in. By Dr. 
Bujs Ballot: reprint. ... II ix 49 
Holland Cheese, bacilli in... IV vn 109 
Holland, Major. 
Autograph letter to Gov. 
Simcoe about latter's 
father II xiv 85 
Holland, Major S., Holland 
Landing II xm 573 
Holland River. 
Birds observed at IV in 87 88 
Gazetteer notice (1790).... II xiv 515 
In 1800 II xm 572 
Holland. 
Relations and origin of oper- 
cular bones: ref Ill u 291 
Structure of mesenterial 
filaments: ref IV vi 388 
Hoile. 
Periderm tissue in ophio- 
glossacese: ref IV v 284 
Holme, Pi of. 
Fossil horse in post-pliocene 
of America: ref II iv 414 
Hclmes, Oliver Wendell. 
Britain and America; a 
poem II in 365 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Holmgren, Emil. 
Migration of masses oi 
nuclear chromatin to cyto- 
plasm: ref IV vi 434 
Helmholtz, M. 
Rate of Transmission of 
Impressions made upon 
Nerves: abstract I n 281 
Holopea, Hall, Ottawa R... I i 221 
H. gracia, Billings, Guelph. II xiv 144 
Holom, region IV vi 180 
Holostomata, characters; 
Canadian localities (pl.).. II vn 120 
Holosomatous, species of 
British Columbia coast. . IV ix 117 
Holothurida II vi 518 
Holozoa clavata (Sars). 
Canadian Atlantic coast... IV ix 138 
Distribution on Atlantic 
coast (Canada) IV ix 111 
Homalonotus, Canadian (pl.) II vm 32 
Home District, The, gazet- 
teer notice (1788) II xiv 515 
Homer. 
Hades of, and of Virgil. 
By Neil Macnish II xv 646 
Iliad, B. XVIII, V. 119, 
translated with notes.... Ill i 161 
Odyss. XII, 82 translated 
with notes II xm 426 
Homeiitse. 
Family II xv 288 
In northern Africa II xv 290 
Homceopathia. 
Treatment II xi 229 
Homoeopathy II vn 366 
Homoeophytes II i 530 
Homophonous words, dis- 
tinction of, in Amoy dia- 
lect II xi 91 
Homoptera. Characters and 
Canadian habitats of 
Homoptera Boisd II x 250 
H. albo-fasciata nov. sp.. .. II x 256 
H. contiacta, Walk II x 258 
H. calycanthata, Smith.... II x 251 
H. duplicata nov. sp II x 257 
H. edusa, Drury II x 255 
H. herminioides, Walk II x 258 
H. involuta, Walk II x 253 
H. lineosa, Walk II x 259 
H. lunata, Drury II x 252 
H. minerea II x 254 
H. nigricans, Bethume II x 252 
H. obliqua II x 258 
H. saundersii, Bethume.... II x 256 
Homopteridae, Guen, char- 
acters; N. Ameiican gen- 
era II x 247 
Honduras, British. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vn 137 
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Honduras, British-Con. 
Geography of II I 361 
Hone, W. 
Autograph letter on weather II xv 537 
Honey Locust, Canadian 
localities II XV 361 
Hong Kong. 
Description of city. II H 163 
Description of inhabitants. II n 164 
Size of city and customs ... II n 165 
Honigmann. 
Bacteria in human milk: ref. IV vn 472 
Honolulu, New Era and 
Argus Magazine, 1857: 
reviewed II ill 451 
Hood fire, description of. . . . I in 26 
Hooded Seal, Canadian lo- 
calities HI vi 79 
Hooker, Sir Jos. 
Species of spruce Ill vi 174 
Hooker, Sir Wm. Jackson. 
Obituary II x 364 
Hooper, Lieut. W. H. H. 
On the Aurora: reprint.. I I 95 
Hop Hornbeam, Canadian.. II vi 35 
Hope, Lieut.-Col. H. 
Member of commission to 
inquire into Indian Trade 
of Mackinac IV iv 306 
Hope Island, Metandrocarpa 
dermatina sp. n. from... IV ix 129 
Hope River, Jamaica. 
Geological formation of 
canyon IV v 339 
Geology of IV v 350 
Hope Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 69, 515 
Hope's Cove, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 515 
Hopkins. 
Effect of pressure on tem- 
perature at which bodies 
solidify and theory of 
structure of interior of 
earth I I 83 
On effect of pressure on 
Temperature of Fusion 
of different substan- 
ces: reprint I ill 159 
Hops. 
Properties, etc., described.. I li 57 
Sulphur in II I 394 
Horace, Epistle I., 1, lines 13- 
19 explained Ill iv 20 
Horan, Rev. Mr. 
Testimony regarding Geo- 
logical Survey of Canada I in 255 
Hordeic Acid II i 194 
Horites. 
Biblical references to II xm 510 
Horites. By Rev. John 
Campbell II xm 510 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Horites-Con. 
Egypt obtained many of 
divinities and earliest 
rulers from II xm 524 
From Shobal in line of Ra 
or Alvan came Caphtorim 
who invaded Palestine be- 
fore close of Israel's wan- 
derings II xni 529 
Left distinct geographical 
traces in and about Pales- 
tine which find their coun- 
terparts in other lands... II xm 515 
No obscure Troglodytes but 
race preeminently noble 
and distinguished II xni 512 
One family of, appears in 
somewhat disguised form 
in book of Chronicles and 
furnishes connecting link 
with other histories II xni 517 
Origin II xiv 181 
Horite traces in 
Arabia and evidences of 
their greatness II xni 534 
Asia Minor II xni 538 
Boeotia II xni 540 
Celtic mythology II xni 543 
Chaldaea and evidence of 
their greatness II xm 534 
Crete II xni 539 
Dorian family II xni 541 
Ethiopia II xni 544 
German mythology II xni 543 
Greece II xm 539 
Iliyria II xm 542 
India II xm 537 
Italy II xm 542 
Persia II xm 536 
Phoenicia settled by them; 
evidence of their greatness II xm 533 
Rhodes Island II xm 540 
Hormaphis hamamelidis, 
Fitch. 
Inhabit alternately Betula 
nigra L. and Hamamelis 
virginiana L IV ix 305 
On host Hamamelis virgini- 
ana L IV ix 304 
Horn Cape, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 515 
Hornbills, genetic characters II ix 233 
Hornblende. 
Augite's relations to II in 517 
Canadian II vi 435 
Characters II V 526 
Hornblendic gneiss, north 
shore, L. Superior I I 125 
Hudson's Bay Schists Ill iv 197 
Peculiarities of crystal's of 
black IV viii 510 
Rock, character II vi 435 
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Horne, R. C., Toronto II xu 520 
Horner, L. 
Bones near Pai is 
caves of great antiquity: 
ref II vi 374 
Horning, Prof. L. E. 
Gcethe's Faust IV vn 135 
Horse. 
Arab horse, reason for ex- 
cellence I i 199 
Breeds found in different 
parts of Europe I i 199 
Condition in India I I 180 
Domesticated after Ass. ... I i 155 
Domesticated in Central 
Asia; evidence for I I 155 
Domesticated in Egypt: 
evidence I i 155 
Exhibit at Provincial Ex- 
hibition, Toronto, 1852.. I i 62 
Extinct American II iv 414 
First importation into Israel I i 156 
Fossil remains of, in post 
pliocene periods in 
America? II iv 414 
India's first importation.... I I 156 
Indigenous to Central Asia. I I 155 
Introduction and use in 
Arabia I I 181 
Introduction into England.. I I 180 
Introduction into Egypt... I i 156 
Introduction into Europe... I I 180 
Introduction into various 
countries and its use I i 180 
Jews use of I I 181 
Mahomet's use of I I 181 
Philological evidence of 
domesticating it I I 157 
The Horse and its Rider. 
By J. Bailey Turner . I I 154, 180 198 
Traditions concerning I I 180 
Wild horses found in Britain 
at Caesar's invasion I I 200 
Worship of I I 180 
Horse chestnut. 
Canadian localities II xv 353 
Suitability for street plant- 
ing IV viu 268 
Horsley. 
Latin Inscriptions found in 
Britain: ret II v 283 
II vi 230 
II x 98 
Horse-radish, Canadian 
habitats II xv 62 
Horse-tails. 
Medicinal properties of. . .. IV iv 131 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Horticulture. 
Electro Horticulture. 
By Alan Macdougall: ab- 
stract IV iv 240 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Horticulture-Con. 
Horticultural display at Pro- 
vincial Exhibition, Tor- 
onto, 1852 I i 59 
Horus, in Egyptian mytho- 
logy II xiii 525 
Hosman, Miss, American 
Sculptress II I 87 
Hospital, Toronto, 1800 II xu 227 
Hospital Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 515 
Hot Springs, New Zealand.. II n 358 
Hottentots. 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Honduras. 
Geography, Topography, 
Climate, Population, Re- 
sources, etc. By E. G. 
Squier: reviewed II i 359 
Hough, Dr. 
Advantages of network of 
meteorological observa- 
tions I ii 243 
Houghton, Dr. 
Age of copper bearing rocks 
of L. Superior I I 125 
Levels of L. Michigan, 1819- 
1840.. I ii 62 
Observation on variations in 
Levels of Gt. Lakes I n 299 
Houghton, Jacob C. E. 
Water-works in United 
States I m 259 
Houghton Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Hour, history of IV I 7 
House Mouse, Canadian 
localities Ill VI 81 
House Wren, Toronto speci- 
mens II in 503 
Houses, Dene IV iv 185 
Housteads, Roman name 
Borcovicus: evidence.... II xm 147 
Houston, Wm. 
Canadian Institute and 
NIGHT OF MEETING IV II 4 
Genesis and growth of 
Capital: abstract IV n 40 
Old English Spelling and 
Pronunciation: abstract III n 219 
Laurentian region of 
Ontario: abstiact IV iv 241 
Legislative Work of first 
Parliament of Upper 
Canada IV i 77 
Reform in spelling: ab- 
stract Ill iv 188 
Relation between Politi- 
cal Science and Prac- 
tical Politics: abstract III vi 40 
Science of English: ab- 
stract Ill vii 5 
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Scientific and Pedagogic 
Claims of Sociology: 
abstract Ill v 25 
Scientific aspects of 
Henry George Move- 
ment: abstract Ill vi 33 
Village Community in 
Modern politics Ill iv 61 
Houzeau, M. 
History of the Hour IV I 7 
Hovelacque, Prof. 
Man acquired articulate 
speech in different places 
hence different linguistic 
systems: ref IV vi 276 
Howard, J. G., Toronto. ... II xm 357 
Howard Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 516 
Howden. 
Method of burning soft coal III iv 88 
Howe, Dr. 
Teaching Laura Bridgeman 
a deaf, dumb and blind 
mute II xi 114 
Howell, Henry Spencer. 
Volcano of Kilauea and 
Hawaiian Islands: ab- 
stract IV in 15 
Howe Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 65, 516 
Howland, H. S., Jun. 
Art of Etching: abstract... Ill n 242 
Howland, O. A. 
Canadian Institute and 
Upper Canada College 
grounds IV n 4 
Obituary IV vm 98 
Howland, iron mine (Ont.). .Ill I 264 
House Pass, discovery of... . HI vi 149 
Huastecs, or Huastecas. 
Brief account of II i 375 
Contests with Aztecs IV vi 178 
Division of Maya-Quiche... IV vi 118 
History IV vi 177 
Spaniards treatment of. . .. IV vi 178 
Hubbard. 
Habits of Plethodon orego- 
nensis when escaping 
enemies IV vm 472 
Protective devices for Ple- 
thodon oregonensis: ref.. IV vm 469 
Hubner, Prof' 
Translation of Latin in- 
scriptions found at Birdos- 
wald II xiv 151 
Hudson Bay. 
Early French explorations 
and trips to (17 century). II vm 411 
Formation of icebeigs in. .. II iv 181 
Huronian rocks on north- 
west side Ill iv 196 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hudson Bay-Con. 
Levels in Sea and Land; 
changes Ill iv 200 
Marble Island and 
North-west coast of 
By Robert Bell......... Ill iv 192 
Voyage of exploration in 
1884 in Ill iv 98 
Hudson Bay Co. 
Condensed sketch of II vi 176 
List of forts and tiading 
posts, with their positions 
given by David Thomp- 
son Ill vi 157 
Notes on Sojourn among 
Half-Breeds of, Terri- 
tory Red River. By P. 
Kane II I 128 
Hudson River Ship Canal: 
review of Reports and 
Estimates I i 186 
Hudson River Formation. 
Anticosti II xv 102 
Biachiopoda in, Toronto. .. II iv 451 
Canadian II VIII 205 
Canadian fossils (pl.) II vm 205 
Characteristics of, Toronto. II iv 450 
Conchifera in, Toronto. .. . II iv 452 
Direction of current of, de- 
position II in 88 
Economic materials of, of 
Canada II vm 207 
Gasteropoda of, Toronto... II iv 451 
Iowa II v 198 
Middle Tennessee Ill vu 77 
Mollusca of, Toronto II iv 451 
New York, equivalent in 
Tennessee I n 138 
North shore, L. Ontario. ... II xv 391 
Note on the more charac- 
teristic fossils of, of 
Toronto and environs. 
By J. F. Smith, Jr II iv 450 
Ontaiio II v.n 206 
Origin of dolomites in II n 356 
Quebec II vm 207 
11 xv 98 
Trilobites of, Toronto II iv 450 
Hudson Strait. 
Autumn in IV v 110 
Eskimo of. By F. F. Payne III vi 213 
Ice conditions IV v 111 
Mammals and Birds of 
Prince of Wales Sound. 
By F. F. Payne Ill v 111 
Seasons. By F. F. Payne.. IV v 104 
Spring at IV v 105 
Summer at IV v 107 
Winter at IV v 111 
Hudsonia, L. Canadian lo- 
calities of. 
H. tomentosa, Nutt II xv 167 
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Hudson's Bay Lemming. 
Canadain localities Ill vi 82 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 116 
Huichay Cave foetus, crania 
of II vi 421 
Huish, Capt. M. 
Railway Accidents; their 
Cause and Means of 
Prevention; detailing 
PARTICULARLY VARIOUS 
CONTRIVANCES WHICH ARE 
IN USE AND HAVE BEEN 
PROPOSED; WITH THE RE- 
GULATIONS OF SOME OF 
the Principal British 
Lines I i 8 
Hull, Que., iron deposits.... IV vm 153 
Human. 
Attempt at New Theory 
of, Emotions. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II vii 103 
Human Evolution and, 
disease. By Prof. J. J. 
Mackenzie IV vm 535 
Human Body. 
Facts tending to show 
DAILY DEVELOPMENT AND 
TRANSFORMATION OF 
SEVERAL KILOGRAMMES 
OF FIBRINE IN, AND ALSO 
WHERE THIS DEVELOP- 
MENT AND TRANSFORMA- 
TION TAKE PLACE. By E. 
Brown Sequard: reprint.. II ix 178 
Human Crania. 
Catalogue of, in Academy of 
Natural Sciences, Phila- 
delphia. By J. Aitken 
Meigs: reviewed II u 364 
Human race. 
Antiquity of, as evidenced 
from remains found in 
France II iv 496 
Classification of. By 
Rev. Prof. Anderson: re- 
print II hi 89 
Reasons for believing in 
Biblical account of origin 
of I in 284 ! 
Unity of I in 229, 284, 302 
Unity of, discussed I in 303 
Various opinions on Unity 
of: ref I in 229 
Human Skulls, fossils of.... I n 172 
Humber Bay, Toronto. 
Diary of Gov. Simcoe's 
Journey from, to Mat- 
chetache Bay, 1793. By 
Hon. Alex. Macdonnell.. IV I 128 
Interglacial fossiliferous 
clay of II xv 395 
Iroquois beach at IV vi 33 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Humber River. 
Gazetteer notice (1813). . II xiv 209, 516 
History of IV I 241 
Passing visit to. By Dr. 
Goadby and J. Bovell.. . . I in 201 
Humberstone, Mr., York .. II xm 440 
Humberstone Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Humboldt. 
Corn, an American grain: ref IV vi 214 
Nations of America one race: 
ref II ii 408 
Humboldt, Fred. H. Alex. 
Autograph II xiv 500 
Humboldt, M. de. 
Forests influence on water 
supply in Valley d'Aragua 
Venezuela, and Steppe of 
Baraba, Siberia I n 132 
Humboltine, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 151 
Hume, Jos. 
Autograph letter of advice 
to a young sailor II xiv 115 
Hume. 
His treatise on Human 
Nature criticized II xi 215 
Humidity. 
Abnormal varialions in, at 
Toronto (1860-62) II ix 117 
Abnoimal variations of, at 
Tcionto with wind direc- 
tions II ix 118 
Effect on refraction I i 7 
Mean results at Toronto for 
1861 II vii 98 
Northwestern Canada HI i 157 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, Que., 
for 1858 II iv 264 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, re- 
sults, 1859 II v 310 
Toronto results, 1859 II v 238 
Toronto results, 1860 II vi 211 
Humming Bird. 
Canadian II II 382 
Family characteristics of... II ix 233 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Monograph of Trochilidae. 
By John Gould: re- 
viewed II iv 47 
Notes on Toronto frequen- 
ters IV I 48 
IV in 77, 108 
Obvious characters for clas- 
sifying II iv 49 
Humpback Salmon IV ix 25 
Humphrey, Dr. 
Homologies between mus- 
cles of thigh and arm: ref. IV vi 555 
Popliteus in leg homologue 
of pronator radii teres in 
forearm: ref IV vi 566 
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Humphrey, Dr.-Con. 
Theory of Righthandedness II xm 206 
Humulus lupulus I n 57 
Hungerford, geology of dis- 
trict (pl.) II v 47 
Hungerford Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Hun-nak-pet, deity IV vi 183 
Hunnum, Roman name of 
Halton Chesters: evi- 
dence II xm 145 
Hunt, Dr. J. 
On Physical and Mental 
Character of Negro: 
reprint II ix 53 
Hunt, Leigh. 
Autograph in volume now 
property of Dr. Scadding II xv 538 
Hunt, R. 
On the chemical action 
of solar radiations: re- 
print I ii 69 
Hunt, T. Sterry. 
Canadian Chloritoid: re- 
print II vi 484 
Classification of Saline 
Springs of Canada: re- 
print II vin 168 
Note on origin of Dolo- 
mites II iv 184 
On Formation of Mag- 
nesian Limestones II iv 184 
On Intrusive Rocks of 
Montreal District. ... II v 426 
On Theory of Igneous 
Rocks and Volcanoes. . II m 201 
On theory of Types in 
Chemistry II vi 120 
Origin and Metamorpho- 
sis of some sedimentary 
rocks II ii 355 
On Some of the Crystal- 
line Limestones of 
North America: reprint I m 36 
Report on Mineral 
Springs of Canada: re- 
print I in 99 
Rock Metamorphism: re- 
print II n 300 
Testimony regarding 
Geological Survey of 
Canada I in 255 
Analysis of Saussurite II in 262 
Apatite deposits in Canada 
occur in inter bedded 
veins: ref IV vin 500 
Formation of dolomites: ref. II iv 276 
Fossil discoveries around 
Toronto: ref I I 149 
Methods of collecting 
mineral statistics in vari- 
ous countries Ill v 189 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hunt, T. Sterry-Con. 
Mineral spring water at An- 
caster, Ont., analysed by. I I 153 
Obituary.. IV hi 21 
Salts in primeval ocean: ref. IV vn 551 
Vertebrate animal bones in 
Lower Silurian formation 
discovered by I I 122 
Waters of St. Lawrence and 
Ottawa analysed II n 300 
Hunt, T. S., W. E. Logan 
and. 
Chemical composition 
OF RECENT AND FOSSIL 
LINGULAE AND SOME 
OTHER SHELLS I II 264 
Sketch of Geology of 
Canada: reviewed II i 378 
Hunter. 
Interpretation of Latin in- 
scription on coffin found 
at Combe Down near Bath II m 223 
Hunter, A. F., B.A. 
British immigration into 
U. Canada, 1825-37: ab- 
stract IV iv 229 
French Relics from Vil- 
lage Sites of Hurons: 
abstract IV I 3 
Military and Naval ex- 
ploits on Nottawasaga 
during WAR of 1812: ab- 
stract IV in 1 
National Characteris- 
tics and Migrations of 
Hurons as indicated by 
THEIR REMAINS IN NORTH 
Simcoe IV in 225 
(abstract) IV in 3 
Site of Mission of Ste. 
Marie on Wye: abstract IV iv 230 
Hunter, Governor II xm 566 
Hunter, Lieut.-Gen. 
Letter permitting Ensign 
Cheniquy to join his regi- 
ment II xiv 89 
Huntingdon Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Huntoh of Cachiquels. 
History IV Vi 125 
Wars IV VI 159 
Huntsman, A. G. 
Ascidians from coasts of 
Canada IV ix 111 
Hupa. 
Conservatism of IV iv 20 
Habitat and numbers IV iv 13, 16 
Influence over neighboring 
tribes IV iv 19 
Hurakan. 
Quiches, call Voc, messenger 
of IV vi 116 
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Hurakan-Con. 
Wargod IV vi 181 
Hurl Gate, N.Y., blasting of 
rocks at I i 48 
Huron. 
Erie and, geological area ... II xv 15 
Erie and, Districts, geology 
of II xiv 584 
Ontario, Simcoe and Hui on 
Union Ry: condition of.. I I 144 
Territory; description of soil 
and timber in: ref II vi 487 
Huron Indians. 
Branch of Iroquois IV I 89 
Crania II n 425 
II vu 401 
Cranial measurements of.. . II n 428 
II xni 131 
Cranial type (pl.) II xin 129 
Divinity IV vi 275 
Earthworks in north Simcoe IV m 226 
French Relics from Vil- 
lage Sites of. By A. F. 
Hunter: abstract IV I 3 
History and characteristics. II xm 118 
Hurons. By D. B. Read... IV i 86 
Huron Race and its head- 
forms. By Daniel Wilson II xm 113 
Introduction of Christianity 
by Jesuits. ' IV I 93 
Iroquois exterminated them IV I 94 
Jesuit explorations II xm 120 
Languages compared with 
Basque Ill 1 287 
Mean measurements of, 
skulls, compared with un- 
usual Indian skull from 
Barrie and Scioto Mound 
skull II vu 402 
National Characteristics 
and Migrations of, as 
INDICATED BY THEIR RE- 
MAINS in North Simcoe. 
By A. F. Hunter IV m 225 
(abstract) IV m 3 
Origin IV in 228 
Ossuaries II xm 120 
IV in 225, 227 
Population in 1838, -44, 
and-46 I i 196 
Probably met Cartier at 
Hochelaga, 1535 IV 1 87 
Sepulchral rites II xm 120 
Skulls; type (pl.) .. IV ix 9 
Territory IV 1 86 
Territory in 1615 IV m 227 
Tribe in early times IV I 86 
Villages where massacres 
took place, 1649 (Map).. IV m 225 
War with Iroquois when 
French first came and its 
cause IV i 90 i 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Huron Lake. See L. Huron. 
Huronian Formation, etc. 
Arkose, L. Wawang IV vni 358 
Arkose, L. Wendigokan re- 
gion IV vni 357 
Associated intrusive rocks 
in Canada II vm 125 
Bruce Mines, examination 
of, limestone II iv 269 
Canada II vm 113 
II ix 2 
Characteristics and extent 
in Canada II u 440 
Cupriferous, age of I I 125 
Description.. II vm 123 
Division of Azoic rocks 
of Canada into, and 
Laurentian. By Sir 
Wm. Logan II n 439 
Economic Materials of, in 
Canada II vm 125 
L. Huron and L. Temis- 
camung II il 441 
L. Superior IV Vi 48 
L. Wendigokan region IV vm 348 
Lower conglomeiate, L. 
Wendigokan region IV vm 355 
Mineral characters of II vm 123 
Mineral veins of, in 
Canada II vm 125 
Northern Ontario II xiv 586 
North west of Hudson's 
Bay Ill iv 196 
Repulse Bay Ill IV 199 
Sedimentary origin of IV vu 536 
Topographical distribution 
of, in Canada II vm 126 
Hurricane. 
Hurricane of 18th April, 
1855 (Ontario) I m 241, 261 
Hurricane Island, dyke 
cutting mica schists in 
(figure) Ill iv 121 
Hutcheson, Francis. 
Originator of Scottish School 
of Philosophy II Xi 211 
Hutchin's, Capt. Thos. 
(1730-1789). 
Brief biography of II xiv 56 
Hutchins Goose, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Hutchinson, D. L. 
Saxby Gale IV ix 253 
Hutton. 
Detritus carried down by 
rivers and its geological 
effects: ret I in 78 
Hutton, Prof. Maurice. 
Address on occasion of 
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF 
Canadian Institute. ... IV vi 651 
Classical Notes Ill iv 17 
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Huts, Dene IV iv 191 
Huxley, Prof. Thos. H. 
Abductor ossis metatarsi 
quinti in chimpanzee: ref. IV vi 565 
Anatomical diffeienc.es be- 
tween foot and hand of 
man; ref IV vi 579 
Articular surfaces in Apes: 
ref IV vi 587 
Biceps in lower apes: ref... IV vi 561 
Chin in Anthropoid Apes: 
ref IV vi 511 
Classification of mankind.. Ill u 8 
Common origin of inter- 
osseous group of muscles: 
ref IV vi 585 
Dispute with Prof. Owen 
on differences between 
biains of man and of 
gorilla II viii 315 
Double insertion of inter- 
ossei in anthiopoid apes: 
ref IV vi 551 
Extensor indicis in Orang: 
ief IV vi 542 
Extensor ossis metacarpi 
pollicis in apes: ref IV vi 544 
Fat in cheek of orang: ref.. IV vi 512 
Flexor accessorius in gorilla: 
ref IV vi 571 
Flexor digitorum fibularis in 
gibbon: ref IV vi 570 
Flexor brevis digitorum and 
flexor digitorum tibialis in 
gorilla and orang: ref.... IV vi 570 
Flexor brevis pedis in Cyno- 
pithecinae: ref IV vi 571 
Flexor longus pollicis in 
orang: ref IV vi 539 
Foot of orang deviates from 
that of man: ref IV vi 587 
Gibbon's short head of 
biceps arises from tendon 
of pectoralis major: ref. . IV vi 535 
His theory ot relation be- 
tween man and brute 
criticized II ix 165 
Laryngeal pouches of gorilla: 
ref IV vi 514 
Lectures on Elements of 
Comparative Anatomy: 
i eviewed II x 40 
Muscles in leg and arm, 
homologues: ref IV vi 578 
Omo-c;. vicalis in apes: ref. IV vi 527 
On Origin of Species or 
Causes of Phenomena of 
Organic Nature: reviewed II vm 390 
Origin of Life on Globe: 
theory IV vm 430 
Origin of man II ix 160 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Huxley, Prof. Thos. H -Con. 
Opponens hallucis in orang: 
ref IV vi 573 
Pectoralis minor attachment 
in chimpanzee IV VI 532 
Peroneus quinti digiti in 
lower apes: ref IV vi 565 
Scansorius in lower apes, 
chimpanzee, gibbon, gor- 
illa, orang: ref IV vi 557 
Subclavius in Gorilla: rel. . IV Vi 534 
Superficial and deep exten- 
sormuscletoeachdigit:ref. IV vi 580 
Supinator longus in gibbon: 
ref IV vi 541 
Tibialis anticusin gibbon:ref. IV vi 562 
Hyacinths in glasses II i 76 
Hyaena-Den. 
On a, at Wookey-Hole 
near Wells. By W. 
Boyd: reprint II VII 377 
Hyaenaspelaea, France II ix 274 
Hyalophane, composition... II i 483 
Hybrid. 
Anas glocitans or A. bima- 
culata II vn 226 
Duck II vn 226 
Pinicola enucleator, Carpo- 
dacus purpureus, notes on IV i 41 
Hybridity. 
Perpetuated fertile II m 80 
Hyde, Miss. 
Origin of first two pairs of 
radial chambers in Scy- 
phomedusse: ref IV vi 402 
Hyderabad Commission. 
Report on effect of Chloro- 
iorm on heart: ref IV vn 199 
Hydnaceae, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 77 
Hydnum, habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
H. adustum, Fr IV ix 78 
H. albonigrum, Pk IV ix 78 
H. aurantium IV ix 78 
H. caput-ursi, Fr IV ix 78 
H. coralloides, Scop IV ix 77 
H. erinaceum, Bull IV ix 78 
H. feirugineum, Fr IV ix 78 
H. repandum, L IV ix 78 
H. septentrionale, Fr IV ix 78 
Hydra (fresh water), effect 
ot Cedar extract on IV vn 441 
Hydrachniden. 
Revision of my "Norda- 
merikanische". By F. 
Koenike: translated by 
E. M. Walker IV ix 281 
Hydraclena, L. Ontario II xm 501 
Hydrastis, L. Canadian lo- 
calities of 
H. canadensis, L II xv 57 
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Hydrate. 
On, of Hydrosulphuric 
Acid. By H. Croft II i 126 
Hydrated Silica II i 80 
Hydraulic. 
On, Limes. By M. Fr. 
Kuhlman: reprint I in 333 
Hydraulic Ram. 
An Improvement in. By J. 
L. Gatchell: reprint I n 13 
Description of. J. L. 
Gatchell's: reprint I n 13 
Hydrocarbons, synthesis of. II m 520 
Hydrocharidacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 651 
Hydrochelidon nigra suri- 
namensis, Toronto Ill vn 194 
IV in 76 
Hydrocotyle, Tourn, Can- 
adian habitats of 
H. Americana, L II xv 554 
Hydrocyanic acid. 
Antidote to chloroform 
poisoning IV VII 219 
Blood piessure in dogs given, 
injection (tracing) IV vn 220 
Hydrogen. 
Conductivity of, for heat... II vi 384 
On Calorific Relations 
OF, AND OTHER GASES. 
By Prof. Magnus: ab- 
stract II vi 383 
On Electricity of flames 
of, and Alcohol. By M. 
Mateucci: reprint II vi 385 
Hydrography, Jamaica coast IV v 327 
Hydroida, individual or 
colony II xv 424 
Hydroids... II vi 169 
Hydropathia, treatment.... II xi 230 
Hydrophyllacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 646 
London species II vin 230 
Hydrophidse, Ceylon II vn 355 
Hydrophytes, size II xi 192 
Hydropsyche, characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
Hydropsyche, Pictet II vn 498 
H. alternans, Walker II vn 499 
H. chlorotica, Hagen II vii 499 
H. indecisa, Walker II vii 499 
H. maculicornis, Walker.. . II vn 499 
H. morosa, Hagen II vn 498 
H. phalerata, Hagen II vn 499 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Hydropsyche, characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of-Con. 
H. scalaris, Hagen II vn 498 
H. sordida, Hagen II vn 499 
Hydropsychina, N. Ameri 
can species II vn 498 
Hydropterides. 
Canadian species II xiv 300 
Hamilton species HI n 156 
Hydroptila, Characters and 
N. American habitats of 
H. albicornis, Hagen II vn 494 
H. dalman II vn 494 
H. tarsalis, Hagen II vn 494 
H. tenebrosa, Walker II vn 494 
Hydrostatics. 
On stability of floating 
bodies. By Jas. Loudon. II xm 135 
Hydrosulphuric Acid. 
On Hydrate of. By H. 
Croft II i 126 
Hygrometric. 
On Value of Factor in, 
Formulae. By Capt. A. 
Noble II i 24 
Hygrophorus miniatus, Fr., 
habits and Ontario habi- 
tats IV ix 71 
Hygroscopic, property of zeo- 
lites II iv 54 
Hyksos, origin of word II xiv 185 
Hylonomus. 
Footprints in Nova Scotian 
coal measures II vn 146 
Coal measures of Nova 
Scotia II viii 267 
Specimens secured from 
Nova Scotia II vn 146 
Hylurgus terebrans, Oliv 
and H. dentatus, Say, 
Ontario I ill 326 
Hymenomycetes, list of On- 
tario IV ix 69 
Hymenophyllinae II xu 364 
Hymenoptera. 
Characteristics of Cynipid® IV ix 354 
Characteristics of galls of 
this group IV ix 336 
Feeding habits of larv® of 
families Tenthredinid® 
and Cynipid® IV ix 362 
Species described IV ix 327, 339 
Hyohyoideus, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill n 320 
Hyoid. 
Amiurus catus Ill n 288 
Muscles of, arch of Amiurus 
catus Ill ii 320 
Hyomandibular. 
Amiurus catus Ill n 287 
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Hyomandibular-Con. 
Metapterygoid and, func- 
tions and development in 
Amiurus HI n 290 
Hyopectoralis, amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 322 
Hyosciamus niger, Toronto. I i 219 
Hypercompa, Characters 
and Canadian habitats 
of 
Hypercompa, Hubn II vm 373 
H. clymene, Esper II vm 376 
H. confinis, Walker II vm 376 
H. contigua, Walker II vm 374 
H. interrupto-marginata, 
Beauv . II vm 377 
H. lecontei, Boisd II vm 376 
H. militaris, Harris II vm 375 
Hypericaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 637 
II xv 168 
London species II vm 222 
Hypericum, Canadian 
habitats of. 
H. canadense, L II xv 169 
H. corymbosum, Muhl II xv 168 
H. ellipticum, Hooker II xv 168 
H. kalmianum, L II xv 168 
H. mutilum, 1 II xv 169 
H. perforatum, L II xv 168 
H. pyramidatum, Ait II xv 168 
H. sarothra, Michx II xv 169 
Hypermetropia II xi 21 
Hyperplasia, accompaniment 
of gall production IV ix 368 
Hypersthene. 
Characters ' II v 527 
Rock of McCulloch and 
Emmous I in 36 
Hypertrophy, accompani- 
ment of gall production.. IV ix 368 
Hyphse. 
Botrychium virginianum... IV v 273 
Indian Soap IV vn 2 
Hyphantria. Characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
Hyphantria (Harris) II vm 365 
H. cunea (Drury) II vm 365 
H. textor (Harris) II vm 365 
Hypholoma. Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
H. appendiculatum, Bull... IV ix 74 
H. incertum, Pk IV ix 74 
H. sublateritium, Shseff. ... IV ix 74 
Hypindusiatae II xn 365 
Hypnotism. 
Anaemia theoryjof 111 n 65 
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Hypnotism- Con. 
Cerebro-Spinal Irritation 
and. Ill n 70 
Condition of system in 
hypnotic state Ill n 64 
Hypnotism and its pheno- 
mena. By P. H. Bryce. .. Ill n 62 
Recent French Investiga- 
tions on. By Prof. R. 
Ramsay Wright: abstract III vi 10 
Hypnum commutatum, 
Scarboro Hts II xv 399 
Hypostoma. 
Asaphus Canadensi's describ- 
ed with drawings II iv 1 
On, of Asaphus Canaden- 
sis AND ON A THIRD NEW 
species of Asaphus from 
Canadian Rocks. By E. 
J. Chapman...., II iv 1 
Hypotriorchis columbarius, 
Canadian specimen II iv 447 
Hypothetical Realism, Sir 
Wm. Hamilton's view on, 
criticized II xn 57 
Hypoxylum coccineum, 
habits, Ontario habitats. . IV ix 80 
Hyrtl, Prof. 
Kidney of Siluroids: ref. . . Ill n 440 
" Resurrection Bone ref.. IV ix 45 
Theory of Righthandedness. II xm 202 
Suprarenal bodies in Silur- 
oids: ref HI n 437 
Hysteria, theories concerning HI n 67 
Hystero-epilepsy Ill n 62 
Hystrix pilosus (Catesby), 
Rich., Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 83 
I-and-Wah-wah. 
Career of IV vi 293 
Ibbetson, Fred H. 
Canadian Coleoptera 
COLLECTION I III 325 
Iberians, survivals of Goths 
and, in Pyrenaean valleys. IV n 180 
Iberic Toltecs, Celtic ele- 
ment in IV vii 48 
Ibises II xi 156 
Ice. 
Action on shores when 
breaking up . IV ix 19 
Amount of dry snow that it 
will support IV ix 16 
Contraction and expansion 
of, due to temperature... II in 415 
Conditions in St. Lawrence. I n 75 
Expansions effects of tem- 
perature more noticeable 
than contraction II ill 419 
Expansion on lakes and its 
effects IV ix 18 
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Ice-Con. 
Expansion shoves gravel 
and sand upon lake shore IV ix 18 
Fissures: cause IV ix 17 
Formation of icebergs 
AND TRANSPORTATION OF 
boulders by. By John 
Rae II iv 180 
From salt water retains some 
salt II iv 329 
Ice Action on Rice Lake 
Bridge. By T. C. Clarke, 
C.E I in 249 
Ice on Canadian Lakes. 
By J. B. Tyrrell IV ix 13 
Ice phenomena, from Ob- 
servations on Rice 
Lake. By J. H. Dumble, 
C.E II in 414 
Manner of disappearing in 
Spring IV ix 19 
Manner of formation on 
lakes IV ix 14 
Measurements on its Coeffi- 
cient of expansion with 
heat II v 420 
On Ground Ice or Anchor 
Ice in Rivers. By Prof. 
Jas. Thompson: reprint. . II vin 320 
Of irregular fusibility II vi 62 
Regelation II vi 70 
Regelation of two pieces of 
ice in contact; theories of II vi 54 
Retreat from Great Lakes. . IV vi 44 
Rough, on Yukon R IV ix 15 
Some Experiments on 
Contraction and Ex- 
pansion of. By J. H. 
Dumble II v 418 
Ice, Anchor. 
Causes of formation II viii 321 
Formation II vu 176 
Notes on. By T. C. Keefer II vu 173 
Raises level of St. Lawrence 
in Winter II VII 175 
Icebergs. 
Boulders carried by II iv 183 
Conditions necessary for for- 
mation II iv 181 
Formation of, in Hudson's 
Bay region II iv 181 
Formation of, in Smith's 
Sound II iv 182 
Formation of, and trans- 
portation OF BOULDERS 
by ice. By John Rae. .. . II iv 180 
Ice-breakers. 
Dene IV iv 75 
On Victoria Bridge II i 473 
Ice-scoops, Dene IV iv 156 
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Iceland. 
Cause of Phenomena ex- 
hibited by Geysers. By 
Dr. Stephenson Macdam: 
reprint I ixi 173 
Icelanders, description of N. 
American aborigines in 
1001 I i 108 
Icelandic, remains of, Chris- 
tian woman who died 
1051 found near Washing- 
ton: story II xii 137 
, Ichthyopterygia II v 79 
Icterus. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
I. galbula, observations on 
Ontario frequenters Ill in 97 
III vn 191 194 
IV in 69, 75, 80, 81, 107, 108 
I. spurius, Toronto Ill vn 184 
Ideographic, Maya hierogly- 
phics IV vi 123 
Ideomotor . i 275 
Idiocy. 
Massachusetts II i 248 
Prevalence of in New 
England and Massachu- 
setts (1855) II i 247 
Idiot, brain of II xv 184 
Idocrase. 
Characters II v 524 
Peculiarities of crystals of.. II v 474 
Igasurine II i 82 
Igloo of Eskimo Ill iv 102 
Igneous rocks. 
Gneissic foliation and schis- 
tose cleavage may be de- 
veloped in Ill iv 117 
L. Superior IV vi 50 
On Theory of, and Volca- 
noes. By T. Sterry Hunt II m 201 
Schistose cleavage may be 
developed in Ill iv 126 
Sedimentary origin of II m 203 
Wales I i 248 
Ignorance, theory of II i 114 
Iguanodon, constructing a 
model of I in 11 
Ikogmut, territory Ill vi 265 
Iliad, B. XVIII V. 119 trans- 
lated Ill i 161 
Ilkley, note on Latin Inscrip- 
tion found at II vi 234 
II. or Ra, great god of Baby- 
lonia II xiii 523 
Illaenidae II i 285 
Illeenus. 
Canadian (pl.) II vm 30 
Illinois. 
Coal fields of I in 357 
Descriptions of new palaeo- 
zoic fossils from II vi 528 
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Average among labour- 
ing classes: reprint.... I ill 84 
Illyria. 
Horite traces in II xm 542 
Zimri traces in II xv 305 
Ilmenite, characteristics and 
Canadian localities II v 173 
Ilvaite, composition of II vn 42 
Imagination, defined HI v 17 
Imahklimut, territory Ill vi 264 
Imitaiinaki IV iv 255 
Immigration. 
British, into U. Canada 
1825-37. By A. F. Hun- 
ter: abstract IV iv 229 
Causes of large British, into 
U. Canada, 1825-37 IV iv 229 
Into Canada, 1855 I in 341 
Impatiens, L., localities Can- 
adian species II xv 350 
I. biflora, Walt. 
Host of Cecidomyia impa- 
tientis O.S IV ix 319 
Host of Lasioptera impati- 
entifolia Felt IV ix 323 
I. fulva, Nutt, Canadian 
localities II xv 350 
I. pallida, Nutt. 
Canadian localities II xv 350 
Host of Lasioptera impa- 
tientifolia Felt IV ix 323 
Implements. 
Copper, contemporaneous 
with stone implements... IV iv 137 
Stone, in use among historic 
nations IV iv 42 
Imports, comparative state- 
ment of, to Canada I m 267 
Impulsiveness and habit, 
discussed HI iv 38 
Imuksenia IV iv 256 
Inca. 
Language Ill V 130 
Origin of word IV vn 47 
Inclusa, characteristics and 
fami'ies in II xi 397 
Incrustations. 
Cause and function of, on 
certain leaves IV vn 257 
Chemical composition of, on 
leaves IV vn 258 
Functions on leaves IV vn 262 
On desert plants IV vn 261 
Prevention of, in steam 
boilers I I 24 
Incus, Amiurus Ill n 378 
India. 
A STORM IN, NOR'WESTER OR 
hurricane: reprint I in 70 
Average income of people... IV VIII 219 
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Benefits conferred on, by Gt. 
Britain IV vni 233 
British Educational policy.. IV ix 88 
British Civil Service IV ix 87 
British Medical Service.... IV ix 88 
British policy during period 
1750-1856..... IV ix 85 
Breeds of horses in I I 200 
Britain as a peacemaker in . IV vni 235 
British rule in. By J. 
Patterson IV ix 83 
Causes of Famines in. By 
Rev. J. T. Sunderland.. . IV vm 213 
Causes of Impoverishment 
of People IV vni 221 
Claim that, is prosperous. . . IV vm 232 
Co operative Credit, policy 
of British IV ix 90 
Destruction of native manu- 
factures as cause of im- 
poverishment IV vm 228 
Drain of wealth from, to Gt. 
Britain, its amount... IV vm 230,231 
Education in IV vm 234 
Efforts towards self govern- 
ment IV vm 236 
Famine; its causes and 
British policy regarding.. IV ix 91 
Famines under native rule. . IV ix 93 
Food in plenty even in 
Famine Years IV vm 216 
Genealogy of ancient gods 
of II xiv 574 
Gileadite traces in II XV 76 
Government by foreigners 
as cause of impoverish- 
ment IV vm 225 
Heavy taxation as a cause 
of impoverishment IV vm 224 
Hindu rule in IV ix 83 
Horite traces in II xm 537 
Horses' condition in I I ISO 
Horse first introduced I I 156 
Irrigation in IV vm 214 
IV ix 92 
Japan and, contrasted IV vm 235 
Mahratta rule in IV ix 84 
Meteorite that fell at 
Dhurmsalla in 1860 fully 
described II vn 194 
Meteoric stones in II vn 193 
Military expenditure as a 
cause of impoverishment. IV vm 227 
Mode of constructing 
telegraphs in India: re- 
print I 11 6 
Mohammendan rule IV ix 84 
New reading of Buddhist 
inscriptions of. By Rev. 
John Campbell IV iv 261 
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India-Con. 
On cultivation of Cin- 
chona in. By C. R. 
Markham: reprint II ix 56 
Overland route from 
Europe II n 84 
Over population as theory 
of cause of famine IV vm 216 
People deprived of power of 
self protection as a cause 
of impoverishment IV vm 223 
Poverty of people IV vm 217 
Proposition to establish rail- 
way connection from 
Europe II n 84 
Railways in IV vm 235 
Rain-failure as cause of 
famine IV vm 213 
Remedy for her impoverish- 
ment IV vm 237 
Root of her trouble IV vm 237 
Salt tax IV vm 224 
Telegraphs electric estab- 
lished in I I 120 
Telegraph to I in 341 
True defence against Russia IV vin 228 
Traces of Achshur in II xiv 237 
Unrest 1906-10 period IV ix 97 
Village Community in Ill iv 62 
Women develop at early age III iv 182 
Zimran traces in II xv 284 
Indian, American. 
Adoption of white man into, 
family, ceremony IV in 238 
Affinities with Asiatic tribes III I 172 
African and American; 
CONTACT OF NEGRO AND. 
By A. F. Chamberlain, 
abstract IV n 21 
African origin of South 
American Ill v 63 
Agriculture among, in C. 
America II I 377 
Algonquin, Wyandots, Iro- 
quois, Chippewas, Missis- 
sauguas, Eries; locations 
in Canada I m 209 
Alphabet Ill in 168 
American, in Literature. 
By A. F. Chamberlain: 
abstract IV I 33 
American operations against 
them in Revolutionary 
war IV vn 391 
Animistic ideas of Blackfeet III v 23 
Ancestor common of all 
tribes IV iv 251 
Ancient Copper implements 
found near Brockville 
analyzed for comparison 
with L. Superior native 
Copper II i 335 
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Antiquity and origin of, 
relics found near Brook- 
ville II I 333 
Architecture IV vi 110 
Asiatic origin IV v 19 
Asiatic origin traced by geo- 
graphical names; criti- 
cized Ill v 74 
Bleeding implements (pl.).. IV vn 16 
Boeothickartsandornaments IV II 101 
Bceothick customs and 
habits IV n 100 
Bceothick burial customs... IV n 100 
Bceothick, of Newfound- 
land. By Alan Macdou- 
gall IV n 98 
(abstract) IV n 26 
Brain capacity of... . II xv 219 
Brain volume comparative. 11 xv 229 
Brain weight of II XV 201 
British Govt, attempt to 
regulate sale of liquor to 
Indians IV in 268 
Burial customs II in 401 
Burial ground at Arica II X 284 
Burial rites of Blackfeet.... Ill V 21 
Cannabalism among IV in 232 
Canadian, Govt's, mode of 
treating II xiv 433 
Canadian, Research and 
Aid Society; formation 
of. By Rev. Ed. F. Wil- 
son IV i 8 
Causes of continual wars 
among them II in 118 
Causes of decline in popula- 
tion I I 198 
Central America II I 377 
Character II iv 261 
Characters of their Evil 
Spirits and Great Spirit.. II ill 121 
Charter under which they 
obtain lands in Canada. . IV iv 233 
Chiefs, characteristics and 
powers II in 120 
Children, manner of up- 
bringing II in 298 
Chingalacose, chief of Chip- 
pewas in war of 1812 IV iv 233 
Chinook Indians. By Paul 
Kane II II 11 
Chinook, Habits, Cus- 
toms and Traditions of. 
By Paul Kane I in 273 
Civilization effects on II xiv 440 
CONCHOLOGICAL RELICS OF, 
of Ontario. By Daniel 
Wilson I in 155 
Copper utensils not used by. I I 132 
Corn as used by Abenakis.. IV ill 200 
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Crania, distorted ones found 
at Montreal measured.. . II vi 415 
Crania, distortion. . II vn 417 
Crania of II iv 144 
Crania of brachycephalic 
form II vn 406 
Crania of dolichocephalic 
form II vn 406 
Cranial distortions among.. II vin 149 
Crees as Agriculturists I n 101 
Cree, Buffalo hunt II V 192 
Cree, Buffalo pound de- 
scribed II v 193 
Cree, method of entrapping 
Buffalo.... ,. II v 193 
Customs of tribes of Qu'Ap 
pelle and Assiniboine 
Rivers II v 190 
Day and night myths IV vi 333 
Discovery of Copper and 
other, Relics near 
Brockville. By Thos 
Reynolds M.D II I 329 
Dead, disposal of I ill 156 
Deluge Myths of Cana- 
dian. By A. F. Chamber- 
lain: abstract Ill vn 11 
Difficulty of obtaining head 
measurements II II 421 
Discovery of, Remains 
County Norfolk Ont. 
By Daniel Wilson II i 511 
Domestic customs 1763... IV in 239 
Effects of admixture of white 
blood II xiv 437 
Eskimo relations with Ill vi 288 
European origin of....... . Ill v 70 
Extinction and partial ab- 
sorption of II i 11 
Favorite dish IV v 181 
Firearms distributed among, 
after Pontiac conspiracy. II xiv 80 
Flat Head, artificially com- 
pressed crania II i 189 
Flat Head, location of II II 11 
Flatheads; origin of II vn 417 
Flat-Head, process of flat- 
tening head described.... I in 273 
Food, method of preparing 
1763 IV in 239 
Fortifications unknown un- 
til French arrived I I 108 
Forts around Lake Simcoe. . II V 410 
French and English relations 
with, before Conquest. . . II xiv 438 
French traders conduct to- 
wards IV in 254 
Gesture language IV vi 277 
Government their forms of. IV iv 233 
Graves on Noncon Island. . Ill vn 14 
Guatemala II I 392 
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Happy Hunting Grounds, 
their idea of II iv 257 
Hatchet knife and spear of 
copper found near Brock- 
ville; described and illus- 
trated II I 330 
Historical and statistical in- 
formation respecting his- 
tory and prospects of 
Indian Tribes of United 
States: reviewed II ill 437 
Historical value of relics... I in 168 
Hudson Bay's Company's 
dealings and control over II xiv 434 
Hybridity and Absorption 
in Relation to Red In- 
dian Race. By Daniel 
Wilson II xiv 432 
Indian as an Artist. By 
Alan Macdougall IV in 42 
Indian Graves of Peru: 
reprint I x 284 
Indian Languages and 
literature in Mani- 
toba North west Ter- 
ritories and British 
Columbia. By Rev. John 
McLean HI v 215 
Indians of Canada. By A. 
F. Chamberlain: abstract IV I 17 
Indian Remains Found in 
BeverlyTownship near 
Guelph Rd. By R v. C. 
Dade I I 6 
Indian Remain found 
near Orillia Co. of 
Simcoe, along with 
relics: reprint I I 54 
Indian Tribes of Canada. 
By Wm. Bleasdell, M.A . . I n 209 
Introduction of Christianity 
by Jesuits IV I 93 
loqua shell used as cur- 
rency and ornament II in 380 
Jewish or Semitic origin; 
reasons against IV v 26 
Knowledge (earliest) of. ... II n 406 
Kutch-a-Kutchin II vn 344 
Kyeuse II I 417 
Kyeuse, customs on receipt 
of bad war news II i 420 
Kyeuse, savagery of II I 422 
Language II in 439 
Language differences and 
formation of dialects.... IV vi 282 
Languages in British Colum- 
bia, list Ill v 216 
Laws of consanguinity of; 
may be means of tracing 
their origin II iv 225 
Legal status in Canada. ... II xiv 444 
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Legends concerning beaver. II iv 369 
Legend concerning Israelites 
crossing Red Sea II ill 125 
Legend of "Confusion of 
Tongues" II ill 125 
Legend of "The Deluge" .. II ill 123 
Legend of " Ki-use girls". . . II iv 189 
Legends and Traditions 
of Odahwah. By F. 
Assikinack II Hi 115 
Liquor traffic with, after 
conquest IV m 267 
Lord Selkirk's dispute with, 
regarding land of Red 
River Settlement II vi 181 
Lost ten tribes and II ix 306 
Maize growing Indians.... IV iv 35 
Marriage customs Ill iv 184 
Medicine men II iv 259 
Medicine pipe stem; cere- 
mony of in warfare II II 337 
Mississauga tribe in Western 
Canada I ill 209 
Mortuary customs of 
Blackfeet. By Rev. 
John McLean HI v 20 
Mound-builders and IV iv 40 
Mound-builders and not, 
mined at L. Superior: 
evidence I , I 108 
Month-names IV vi 331 
Mound of shells at Cannon's 
Point, St. Simon's Island. II m 387 
Mounds; request for infor- 
mation concerning, by 
Canadian Institute I I 25 
Mystic virtue of number 
four IV v 14 
Myth occurs among Hittites HI n 172 
Mythology II xm 157 
Mythology connected with 
Asiatic Ill v 61 
Nah'ane and their lan- 
guage. By Rev. Father 
Morice IV vn 517 
Nanah-boozhoademi-god. . II m 123 
Negro and, miscegenation 
effects IV ii 21 
Niagara district in 16th and 
17th centuries IV i 69 
Northern, transportation 
methods in winter IV v 196 
Notes on Travel among 
Walla-Walla Indians. 
By Paul Kane II I 417 
Notice of an Indian Bury- 
ing Ground. By Ed. Van 
Courtland By town I I 160 
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Indian, American-Con. 
Odahwah, Language. By 
F. Assikinack II in 481 
II v 182 
Ododams, tribes divided by 
these into sub-tribes or 
families II in 119 
On some Superstitions 
and Customs common 
among, in Valley of 
Assiniboine and Sas- 
katchewan. By Henry 
Y. Hind II iv 253 
On the Probable number 
of native Indian popu- 
lation of British Amer- 
ica. By Capt. J. H. 
Lefroy I i 193 
Onam family, connection... II xiv 569 
Opate, girl II i 77 
Operations in American 
Revolutionary War IV vn 396 
Origin of Ill i 16 
HI v 57 
Ossuaries, description of in 
Beverly Tp I in 156 
Philology of II in 439 
Picture writing among 
Blackfeet. By Rev. 
John Maclean IV v 114 
Pipes II ii 235, 330 
Pipes compared with Mound 
Builders II n 334 
Pipes from ossuaries II n 326 
Pipe, mouthpiece of red 
sandstone, and mask 
found near Brockville 
figured and described.... II i 331 
Potatoes IV in 199 
Pontiac's war, attack on 
Capt. Robson's party... IV in 230 
Population in British Co- 
lumbia, 1820, 1847 I i 197 
Population in Canada by 
countries I i 197 
Population in Canada by 
tribes I i 194 
Population in 1850 in United 
States I i 198 
Prisoners of war, disposal of IV HI 231 
Prisoners, treatment of. . . . IV m 231 
Pyrula perversa and spirata 
found in, graves near 
Dundas II m 402 
Relics found on St. Law- 
rence at Les Galops 
Rapids II i 329 
Relics of prehistoric man in 
Europe similar to articles 
used by IV ii 116 
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Relics in various sepulchres 
in Ontario II m 399 
Religious beliefs II in 120 
Remarkable Memorial 
Horn; pledge of treaty 
with Creek Nation, 
1765. By Daniel Wilson.. Ill I 255 
Remains and relics found 
near Balsam Lake. By 
G. E. Laidlaw: abstract.. IV u 33 
Report on Copper Imple- 
ments FOUND NEAR 
Brookville. By H. Croft II i 334 
Revolutionary war, objects 
of operations against 
them in IV vn 393 
Sacrifices and offerings II iv 260 
San Salvador Il I 376 
Saugeen Peninsula surren- 
dered by I in 168 
Scalping customs; origin... II in 303 
Scioto Mound skull II vm 128 
Secret societies II ill 304 
Shells from Mexico (Gulf), 
distributed over North 
America II ill 396 
Skeletons found near Brock- 
ville (ancient) II I 332 
Skeleton found in Norfolk 
Co., Ont., fully described. II I 512 
Skull of unusual form found 
near Barrie now in Cana- 
dian Institute II vn 400 
Social and Warlike Cus- 
toms of Odahwah. By 
F. Assikinack II in 297 
Social customs II in 120 
Social organization of 
Blackfoot. By Rev. 
John Maclean IV iv 249 
Spirit worship of Blackfeet. In v 23 
Tahl-tan ..... IV iv 35 
Theory of one uniform 
cranial type pervading all 
Indian tribes ot N. and S. 
America II vm 128 
Theory of origin II ill 116 
Tobacco appeases evil spirit IV ill 239 
Tobacco offering to spirits: 
custom IV in 2 
Tobacco, use by II n 235 
Toronto district in early 
days IV vi 288 
Traders (.early) conduct 
towards IV m 267 
Trade, state of, and neces- 
sity tor legulation IV v 81 
Trade with, duiing revolu- 
tionary war IV in 269 
Trade with French, 1760... IV m 255 
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Tiaffic carried on by, in 
tropical shells II in 404 
Treaties, manner of making 
and preserving them IV vi 310 
Tribes of Georgian Bay.... IV iv 232 
Tribesol Northern Canada. Ill i 172 
Tribes in Canada II in 48 
Tribe that met Cartier IV i 87 
Trouble with, over boundary 
and railroad surveys II xiv 452 
Vocabularies, comparative 
Eskimo and Ill vi 318 
Walla-Walla, customs on 
receipt of bad war-news. . II I 420 
Walla-Walla, savagery of. . II I 422 
Wanderings of an Artist 
among, of North America 
from Canada to Van- 
couver Island and Oregon, 
through Hudson's Bay 
Co.'s Territory and back 
again. By Paul Kane: 
reviewed II iv 186 
War dances at Dry-Dance 
Mountain II I 130 
Woman, age of develop- 
ment Ill iv 183 
Youkon, burial customs of.. II vn 346 
Youkon, marriage customs, 
etc II vn 344 
Yukon, in 1860 II vn 343 
Indian Chickweed, Canadian 
localities II xv 174 
Indian Corn, abnormal II n 381 
Indian Mallow, Canadian 
localities II xv 175 
Indian Physic, Canadian 
localities II xv 362 
Indian Soap. 
Fruit of Polyporus IV vn 5 
Hyphae in IV vn 2 
On anatomical charac- 
ters OF SUBSTANCE " IN- 
DIAN Soap". By Miss M. 
Dawson IV vn 1 
Saponaceous substance in.. IV vn 4 
Spores (pl.) IV vn 3 
Staining solutions IV vn 2 
Structure IV vn 1 
Indian Tobacco, Toronto... I i 218 
Indian Turnip, Toronto.... I i 206 
Indices. 
Remarks on Negative In- 
dex OF A FUNCTION. By 
Rev. E. K. Kendall II vm 273 
Indigenous Races. 
Indigenous Races of the 
Earth. By J. C. Nott, 
M.D. and Geo. R. Glid- 
don: reviewed II n 208 
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Indigo Bird, Hamilton II v 391 
Indigo-Carmine, staining 
fluid IV ii 224 
Individualism. 
Individualism from Social 
and historic point of 
view. By T. B. Brown- 
ing: abstract Ill vi 21 
Indo-European. • 
Coptic elements in Lan- 
guages of, family. By 
Rev. John Campbell... II xm 282, 403 
Egyptian language connects, 
and Semitic II xm 287 
Gaelic words relating to heat 
and light similar to Ill vi 240 
Polynesian languages con- 
tain, elements II xm 404 
Semitic roots and, indicate 
same source II xm 284 
Semitic races and, have 
common patent? II xm 162 
Traces of Ashchurites in 
traditions of nations of, 
stock II xiv 233, 248 
Indo-Hittite. 
Inscriptions in common, 
character (pl.) IV iv 270 
Syllabary (pl.) IV iv 270 
Indra, connection with Onam II xiv 570 
Industrial. 
Accidents and Diseases 
INCIDENT TO, PATHOLOGY. 
ByT. K. Chambers, M.D.: 
reprint I m 29 
British Industrial Univer- 
sity projected I i 48 
Crying need of, Research 
in Canada. By Rev. Geo. 
Bryce IV ix 223 
Education in Europe in 1852 I i 110 
Irish Industrial Exhibi 
tion I i 265 
Industry. 
Chemical Industries of 
Dominion. By W. R. 
Lang IV vm 151 
Foreign nations excelling 
England in manufacture. I i 160 
National Importance of 
STUDYING ABSTRACT SCI- 
ENCE WITH A VIEW TO THE 
HEALTHY PROGRESS OF IN- 
dustry: reprint I i 159 
Problems requiring solution 
in natural industries of 
Canada IV ix 226 
Use of steam in I m 315 
Uses of Animals in relation 
to, of Man. By E. Lan- 
kester: reviewed II vn 358 
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Industry Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Inepoia IV iv 255 
Infanticide. 
Marriage and, in China 
IN THEIR RELATION TO 
Population. By W. 
Henry Cumming II xi 178 
Inferobranchiata, generic 
characters II xu 27 
Infra-orbitals, Amiurus 
catus Ill n 277 
Infraspinatus, orang IV vi 533 
Infusoria. 
Characters II vi 504 
Effects of temperature on.. Ill i 300 
History of, including Des- 
midiaceae and Diatoma- 
cese British and Foreign. 
By Andrew Pritchard: re- 
viewed II vii 368 
Larvae of Intestinal worms.. I i 18 
Notes on Some Canadian. 
By J. Playfair McMur- 
rich, M.A HI i 300 
Note on Preservation of 
SOME, WITH VIEW TO DIS- 
PLAY of their Cilia. 
By Jas. Bovell II vm 341 
On occurrence of fer- 
mentation PRODUCING, 
CAPABLE OF LIVING WITH- 
OUT free Oxygen. By 
M. L. Pasteur: reprint... II vi 456 
On true Sexual Reproduc- 
tion in. By M. Balbani: 
reviewed II vn 391 
I. ciliata, Toronto tap water. HI i 424 
Ingen-Housz. 
Action of plants on atmo- 
sphere II ix 421 
Inglis, Rev. David. 
On Relation of Quantity 
to /Esthetic Sentiment II in 409 
Inglefield, Capt. 
Arctic exploration I ii 85 
Ingulikhmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Ink, manufacture of I i 105 
Inliers, Ontario IV vii 146 
Innok, tradition of creation. . Ill vi 289 
Innuit. 
Alaska HI vi 264 
Territory HI vi 264 
Tribe II xu 484 
Inoceramus problematicus, 
Nebraska and Kansas II iv 322 
Insanity. 
Defined HI v 45 
Jurisprudence of. By D. 
A. O'Sullivan Ill v 44 
Jurisprudence of, claimed by 
doctors and lawyers HI v 46 
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Prevalence of, in New Eng- 
land and Massachusetts 
(1855) II i 247 
Inscriptions. 
Aboriginal American, in 
phonetic Characters. 
By Rev. John Campbell.. IV v 53 
Akatzeeb, at Chichen-Itza. IV vi 193 
Altar, at Copan, Honduras, 
deciphered IV vi 151 
Attempts at deciphering 
Sinaitic IV vi 245 
Buddhist in Common Indo- 
Hittite character (pl.)... IV iv 270 
Buddhist proclamation of 
Asoka found at Girnar, 
translated IV iv 266 
Buddhist Tsurami inscrip- 
tion found at Mathura, 
translated IV iv 268 
Canary Island IV vn 55 
Chichen-Itza, Chichanchob. IV vi 185 
Cuneiform, of Assyria and 
Babylonia. By Col. 
Rawlinson: reprint...... I m 364 
Decipherment of Hiero- 
glyphic, of Central 
America. By Prof. J. 
Campbell IV vi 101 
Dene rock IV iv 206 
Etruscan sepulchral Ill in 162 
Greek, on two altars found 
at Corbridge, notes on... II v 290 
La Candia, Island of Hierro IV vn 59 
La Dehesaon Island of Hierro IV vn 58 
Moro rock in New Mexico II ix 311 
Mound-Builders, found in 
Iowa, translated IV v 59 
Mound-Builders, found in 
Ohio, translated IV v 57 
Mound-Builders, on Grave 
Creek stone in West Vir- 
ginia, translated IV v 56 
Mound-Builders, on in- 
scribed rocks ol Yar- 
mouth, N.S., translated. . IV v 55 
Mound-Builders, on North- 
man's Written Rock near 
West Newbury, Mass., 
translated IV v 55 
New reading of Budd- 
hist, of India. By Rev. 
John Campbell IV iv 261 
Ogam IV v 295 
Ogam, of Wales IV v 65 
On Inscribed Sling-Bul- 
lets. By Rev. John 
McCaul II ix 92 
Palenque Tablet, analysis 
of, in light of written 
documents IV vi 179 
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Palenque tablet, in light of 
historical documents IV VI 170 
Port of La Caleta on Island 
of Hierro IV vn 59 
Prehistoric, of Canary Is 
lands IV vn 55 
Prehistoric, on Island of 
Canaria IV vn 57 
Prehistoric on Island of 
Hierro IV vn 58 
Principal varieties of, on 
Sling-Bullets II ix 93 
Redoua inscription trans- 
lated IV vi 266 
Siberian Inscriptions. By 
Rev. John Campbell IV n 261 
(.Abstract) IV in 20 
Tejeleita on Island of 
Hierro IV vn 59 
Wady Eufrea, translated... IV vi 253 
Wady Guene, translated... IV vi 255 
Wady Hebran, translated. . IV vi 254 
Wady Mokkateb IV vi 253 
Wady Sittere, translated... IV vi 265 
Inscriptions, Latin. 
Inscriptiones Britannije 
Latins: reviewed II xiv 145 
Notes on, found in Bri- 
tain. By Rev. John 
McCaul II in 7, 220 
II iv 173, 349 
II v 283, 483 
II vi 230, 395 
II vn 28 
11 ix 217 
II x 95, 303 
II xii 108 
Notes (Dr. McCaul's) on 
Inscriptions found on 
gravestones, altars, etc., 
at 
Aesica (Gt. Chesters).. II x 105 
Ardoch, Scot II v 483 
Bath II in 8 
II v 484 
II vi 395 
II x 106 
Bath to Sul II vi 401 
Benwell (North) ancient 
Condercum II iv 177 
Birdoswald (Ambolan- 
na) II xiv 150 
Birrens, Blatum Bul- 
gium II in 220 
II xiv 150 
Birruns, on defeat ol 
Galgacus by Agricola II in 11 
Bremenium, High 
Rochester II vi 242 
II xii 123 
II xiv 550 
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Inscriptions, Latin-Con. 
Caerleon II vn 464 
II ix 222 
II xiv 154 
Carvoran, Magna II ix 218 
II xii 114 
II xiv 154 
Caernarvon II v 292 
Caervoran, to Calpur- 
nius Agricola II x 311 
Caerwent II vi 245 
Chester II v 284 
Chestcrholm II xn 115 
Cilurnum II xiv 544 
Combe Down near Bath II in 223 
Corbridge (North).... II iv 175 
Gt. Chester, bearing 
titles Parthici and 
Medici II xiv 154 
Hexham II ix 217 
II xiv 148 
Ilkley II vi 234 
Jar row II xn 113 
Il xiv 149 
Lanchester II vi 230 
Lincoln II v 287 
II vi 237 
Lydney II v 494 
Malpas (Cheshire)... . II iv 179 
Maryport (Olenacum). II in 11 
Netherby II xn 131 
Netherhall (Cumber- 
land) II vi 397 
Old Penrith II x 97 
Piercebridge, beginning 
with D.M II x 96 
II xiv 147 
Plumpton Wall II xiv 153 
Papcastle II xn 13C 
II xiv 552 
Risingham (Habitan- 
cum) II iv 354 
II ix 224 
II x 102, 104 
II xn 125 
II xiv 155 
Roman wall II ix 221 
II xn 108, 118 
Vindolana (Chester- 
holm) II x 98 
Whitechapel, London.. II v 291 
Wroxeter II iv 349 
York II iv 173 
II v 288 
II vi 235 
II ix 219 
Inscriptions Latin, Notes 
(Dr. McCaul's) on 
Archaeologia p. 261. II v 485 
C. Salvius Liberalis, Gover- 
nor of Britain according 
to, found at Urbisaglia... II x 309 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Inscriptions, Latin, notes 
(Dr. McCaul's) on-Con. 
Constructions used in, on 
pigs of lead found in 
Britain II vn 28 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. Ill, Ad. n. 914. Ill i 77 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. Ill, pp. 132, 
133.. Ill i 79 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. Ill, pp. 161- 
163, 203, 204, six examples 
of "spectavit" Ill i 81 
Gunston's Articles of Roman 
Period were not found in 
London: evidence II v 489 
Inscriptiones Britannise La- 
tinae No. 97 II xiv 153 
Lapidarium Septentrionale 
n. 446 Ill i 77 
Letters " D.M." in II x 95 
On metallurgical relics in 
Britain II vi 410 
On pig of lead found at Car- 
thagena, Spain II vi 246 
On pigs of lead found in 
Britain II vn 30 
Roman, in Britain; 
McCaul's rendering of 
Bath, correct II m 465 
Roman Governors of Britain 
during second, third and 
fourth centuries deter- 
mined from II x 310 
Sepulchral designations in 
Britain II v 489 
Syria, "ANN XII, P.C."... Ill i 85 
To God Nodon, Nodens or 
Nudens II v 493 
To Lamiae II x 104 
To Roman legate A.D. 205, 
207.. II x 314 
To various governors of 
Britain whose title is 
doubtful II x 323 
Translation of words D.M. 
in II xiv 147 
Inscription Latin, notes on, 
giving Legate in Britain 
of Emperor 
Carcalla II x 315 
Elagabalus II x 317 
Gallienus II x 321 
Gordian II x 320 
Maximinus II x 319 
Severus II x 319 
Insectivora, Canadian species 
and localities Ill vi 88 
Insecta. 
Charactersand subdivisions II vn 448 
L. Ontario II xin 501 
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Affection of, for their 
young. By Capt. Gamble 
Geddes: abstract Ill m 42 
Bibliography of morphology 
and biology of, galls IV ix 375 
Catalogue of Ontario. 
By Wm. Couper I m 210 
Contribution to morpho 
LOGY AND BIOLOGY OF, 
galls. By A. Cosens.... IV ix 297 
Essays on. By H. Y. Hind, 
M.A.: reviewed II n 442 
Indications of presence of, 
in coal measures ot Nova 
Scotia II vii 145 
Method of preserving II vm 341 
Mining Insects: reprint... I n 193 
Treatise on some, injurious 
to Vegetation. By Thad- 
deus William Harris: re- 
viewed II vii 521 
Insessores II xi 148 
Insessorial Birds. 
On Families properly be- 
longing to Fissirostral 
Suborder of, and real 
POSITION OF SOME WHICH 
HAVE BEEN REFERRED TO 
it. By Rev. Wm. Hincks. II ix 230 
Instincts. 
Appetites distinct from 
natural Ill iv 30 
Inspiratory stridor, blood 
pressure of... • IV vii 214 
Instinct, Darwin's theory of. II v 381 
Institute. 
Mechanics' Institute 
New Hall (Toronto): 
reprint I n 78 
Institut Canadien (Mont- 
real), ninth Annual 
Meeting I n 173 
Institutions. 
Government aid to Scien- 
tific and Literary, in 
Upper and Lower Can- 
ada I in 168 
Insurance. 
Life, in Canada IV vm 85 
Lite, principles IV vm 79 
Marine IV vm 77 
Principles of, with espe- 
cial reference to sick 
BENEFIT PROVISION. By 
Arthur Harvey IV vm 73 
Intercolonial Ry. 
Sketch of Geology of 
Route of. By Robert 
Lt.ii. Bell II xv 381 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Intereossei. 
Gorilla IV vi 576 
Man and orang IV vi 576 
Orang IV vi 582 
Interepithelial Pigment- 
Cells, Amiurus Ill n 255 
Integrity, Laws of, in Psy- 
chology II xi 305 
Integropallialia, suggested 
leading division of Lamel- 
libranchiata II xi 395 
Intensive quantity II xi 315 
Interglacial 
Fossiliferous clay, Humber 
Bay II xv 395 
Fossiliferous Clay, Scar boro 
Hts II xv 395 
Fossiliferous Sand, Scarboro 
Hts II xv 397 
Glacial and, Strata of 
Scarboro Hts. and 
OTHER LOCALITIES NEAR 
Toronto (with plate). 
By Geo. Jennings Hinde. II xv 388 
Laminated Clay and Sand, 
Scarboro Hts II xv 402 
Supposed evidence of Ex- 
istence of, American 
Man. By Daniel Wilson. II xv 557 
Interjection, Blackfoot IV v 165 
Intellect, manifestations of. . Ill v 16 
International Arbitration. 
International Arbitra- 
tion. By J. M. Clark, 
K.C. IV viii 41 
Brief history of its develop- 
ment IV vm 41 
Development between Gt. 
Britain and the United 
States IV vm 43 
Greek practices IV vm 41 
Hague Tribunal, articles 
governing it IV vm 45 
Roman practices IV viii 41 
Inter operculum, Amiurus 
catus (pl.) Ill ii 289 
Interossei. 
Anthropoid and lower apes. IV vi 551 
Chimpanzee IV vi 552 
Common origin of, muscles. IV vi 585 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 550, 575 
Palmar portion of dorsal, 
relation to intermediate 
layer in orang (pl.) IV vi 584 
Interosseus primus volaris IV vi 548 
Intestine. 
Absorption of fat in. By 
G. E. Wilson IV vm 241 
Absorption of fat in, biblio- 
graphy: ref _ IV vm 241 
Absorption of fat in, Wil- 
son's method of study... IV vm 243 
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Intestine-Con. 
Fat absorbed in fine parti- 
cles as emulsion IV vm 242 
Intestinal Worms, infusoria, 
larvae of I I 18 
Intracellular bodies, intes- 
tinal epithelium of newt.. IV i 249 
Intrusive Rocks. 
Associated, in mineral veins 
of Huronian Series II vm 125 
Laurentian II vm 118 
Mode of formation II m 206 
On, of Montreal Dis- 
trict. By T. Sterry 
Hunt: reprint II v 26 
Intrusae II vm 4 
Intuition, Belief and II x 245 
Intzij'qa hwotdtijkan IV v 24 
Inquiline, stimulates tissue 
to abnormal activity IV ix 367 
Inventions. 
Harrow I 1 111 
Of primitive man IV vi 327 
Reaping machine I 1 111 
Invertor femoris, is function 
oi scansorius muscle IV vi 558 
Invertebrate. 
Invertebrates that contain 
Nissl granules IV vi 425 
Life evolution of, accelerated 
by increase of calcium 
in ocean IV vu 536 
Preservation of, for natural 
history specimens; notes 
on I I 175 
Iodates, crystalline form of 
double salts II I 394 
Iodide. 
Barium, preparation of II I 18 
Cadmio-iodide of Ammo- 
nium, preparation of... . II I 15 
Cadmio-iodide of Barium, 
preparation of II I 16 
Cadmio-iodide of Potassium, 
preparation of II I 13 
Cadmio-iodide of Sodium, 
preparation of II I 14 
Cadmio-iodide of Stron- 
tium, preparation of II I 16 
On, of Barium. By H. 
Croft II x 333 
On some new salts of 
Cadmium and the Io- 
dides of Barium and 
Strontium. By Henry 
Croft II I 13 
Potassium, cure for snake 
bite HI v 257 
Strontium, preparation of.. II I 18 
Iodine. 
Absence from air one cause 
of goitre and cretinism... II I 557 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Iodine-Con. 
Discovery of I n 202 
Liebig's test for II i 487 
Plates for electrotyping pre- 
pared with , I i 228 
Staining action in yeast cells IV Vi 489 
Test for II i 557 
Iodo-Nitrate of Silver II i 79 
Ion (.Greek), same as Onam.. II xiv 422 
Iona. 
Early history of IV in 131 
Lost MSS. of IV in 137 
Origin of name IV in 133 
Ionian. 
Babylonian connection II xiv 412 
Assyrian connection II xiv 412 
Onite same as II xiv 422 
Primitive history of. By 
John Campbell II xiv 395, 559 
lonichus, traces oi, in primi- 
tive times II xiv 402 
Ionisation, experiments on 
polonium at very low 
pressures IV ix 157 
Ions, coagulating power of 
ions of different valencies 
in colloidal solutions IV ix 59 
loqua shell. 
Used as currency by Ameri- 
can Indians II ill 380 
Value and mode of procuring II in 380 
Iowa. 
Analyses of economic sub- 
stances found in II v 200 
Coal measures of I II 80 
Contributions to Palaeon- 
tology of. By Jas. Hall: 
reviewed.. II V 551 
Descriptions of new Palaeo- 
zoic Fossils from II vi 528 
Fossils II v 200 
General Geology of State... II v 196 
Geology of prairie country.. I n 101 
Gypsum beds in I II 80 
Hudson River Group in.... II v 198 
Ironstone locations in I ii 80 
Palaeontology of II v 200 
Physical Geography of II v 198 
Potsdam Sandstone II v 196 
Report of Geological Survey 
of, 1858. By Jas. Hall 
and J. D. Whitney II v 195 
Report of Geological 
Survey of Wisconsin, 
Iowa, Minnesota and 
portion of Nebraska. 
By D. D. Owen, U.S. 
Geologist; extracts from. I n 79,101 
Ipigenia, in Aul V. 808 and 
1143 of Euripides: notes 
on HI l 160 
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Ipomsea purpurea, experi- 
ments to test whether 
nutrient solution applied 
by spraying would sup- 
port life IV vii 279 
Ipukimunoawa IV iv 256 
Ireland. 
Coal fields I i 266 
Copper mines I i 267 
Discovery of Ironstone in.. I in 45 
Flax and its products I i 268 
Gaels of Scotland and, 
closely connected, shown 
by names of persons and 
places IV in 140 
Gold in I i 267 
Iron mines I i 266 
Lace industry I i 270 
Lead mines I i 267 
Linen manufactures I i 269 
Marbles I i 268 
Musical instruments I i 270 
Muslin industry I i 269 
Poplins and tabinets I i 269 
Silver I i 267 
Woollen industry I i 270 
Irene, Hind awarded prize of 
Academy of Sciences, 
Paris for discovery of this 
planet I I 48 
Iridacese. 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II xiv 299 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Candaian species. II xiv 651 
London species II vm 234 
Iridescent, paper manufac- 
ture I i 105 
Iridoprocne bicolor, habits 
of Ontario visitors Ill in 93 
Iridosmine, removal from 
gold I in 130 
Iris. 
Abnormal development in. . II m 318 
Species yielding paper fibre. 11 xi 199 
Irish. 
Brain capacity largest II xv 216 
Connection with Onam 
family II xiv 562 
Convict system II x 423 
Cranial characteristics of... II ix 382 
Irish Industrial Exhibi- 
tion I i 265 
Irish Peat Company: re- 
port by Powell I m 40 
Irish Submarine Tele- 
graph I i 33 
Ossian poems belong to, 
Gaels IV m 214 
Peat or turf I i 265 
Physique of II ix 131 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Irish-Con. 
Poems (old) almost same as 
old Welsh IV in 218 
Prosody IV in 212 
Satarna connects with an- 
cient, history through 
stairn IV V 98 
Irish-Gaelic. 
Vocabulary of Canary Is- 
land dialects compared 
with IV vii 81 
Irish Sea. 
On some recent changes 
in Area of. By Rev. J. 
G. Cumming: reprint.... II in 143 
Irlinger, Capt. R.D.N. 
Arctic Current around 
Greenland: reprint. ... II n 124 
Iron. 
Absorption by leaves of, in 
solution , IV vii 319 
African native, working of. . II I 190 
Aleuron cell analyzed for... IV vii 506 
Alloys of. By Prof. F. C. 
Calvert: reprint I in 411 
Axes of, first introduced to 
Denes IV iv 140 
Bog ore in Ottawa Valley... I n 113 
Bog ore in Gaspe Peninsula. II v 465 
Carrier Indians, prehistoric, 
used IV iv 140 
Cast, in battery or cell I I 243 
Characteristics and localities 
of various ores in Canada. II v 171 
Charcoal smelting Ill i 226 
Chromatin al ways contains it IV vi 411 
Chromic, in Gaspe Penin- 
sula II v 466 
Cleveland, Yorkshire iron 
districts recently dis- 
covered I I 18 
Coating iron with copper... I I 165 
Coating, with zinc, tin, 
silver, copper or alloys of 
these I I 43 
Crystallized specular, arti- 
ficial formation of II vi 526 
Deposits and production in 
Canada, 1905 IV vm 153 
Distribution of fat, chlo- 
rides, PHOSPHATES, PO- 
TASSIUM AND IRON IN 
STRIATED MUSCLE. By 
Maud L. Menten IV vm 403 
Exports of British I m 197 
Form in which it exists in 
glaidin and glutenin IV vii 506 
Forster's wrought iron 
plates I ii 173 
Geological formations in 
Ontario where, mines 
occur Ill v 187 
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Gliadin analyzed for IV vn 503 
Gliadin ash contains IV vn 502 
Gogebic, range IV ii 305 
History of industry in 
Canada IV vm 153 
Home market for, in Canada IV n 312 
Hydrated sesquioxide of, 
and alumina, deposits in 
France II vi 387 
Important improvement 
IN MANUFACTURE OF, 
AND OTHER METALS BY 
INTRODUCTION OF LIQUID 
purifier: reprint I ill 55 
Improvement in manu- 
facture of. By M. 
August Laugel: reprint.. I ill 104 
Impurities in cast-iron I i 223 
Iron and other ores of 
Ontario. By Jas. T. B. 
Ives Ill v 185 
Iron-cased Frigates II vi 74 
Magnetic ore, artificial for- 
mation of II vi 526 
Magnetic Oxide of, in 
Ottawa Valley I ii 112 
Magnetite; composition of.. II iv 54 
Magno-ferrite, artificial for- 
mation of II vi 526 
Marbleized iron and stone.. I i 283 
Manufacture historical sum- 
mary I hi 105 
Martite; composition of.... II iv 54 
Meteoric, contains Quartz. . II vi 526 
Meteoric, where found I ii 112 
Method of distinguishing 
monoxide of iron (FeO) 
from sesquioxide (Fe20s) 
in silicates and other com- 
pounds by blowpipe II x 345 
Mines of Ireland I I 266 
Mines of Ontario, 1887. . . . HI v 186 
Muscle fibre contains (pl.).. IV vm 416 
Negroes of Africa used IV iv 137 
Nerve cells contain IV vi 426 
Nerve cells after treatment 
with alkalies contain.... IV vi 414 
Nissl granules contain IV vi 411 
Note on Oxalate of. By 
H. Croft II vi 18 
Note on Presence of 
Phosphorus in, wire. 
By E. J. Chapman II ix 170 
Nova Scotia I i 242 
Nuclei only of wheat grains 
contain it IV vn 508 
Nucleolus contains IV vi 411 
On increased strength of 
Cast-Iron, produced by 
use of Improved Coke. 
By W. Fairbairn: reprint. I 1 222 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Iron-Con. 
On Permanent expansion 
of, by SUCCESSIVE heat- 
ings: reprint .'.... I m 94 
On Permeability of high- • 
LY HEATED, BY GASES. 
By M. L. Cailletet: re- 
print II ix 277 
Origin of carbonate of iron 
of coal measures II I 307 
Oxides, composition of vari- 
ous ores II iv 54 
Oxydulous or octahedral 
iron in Ottawa Valley... I n 112 
Oxyphile nuclear substance 
contains IV VI 461 
Preservation of, from 
Oxidation and decay. 
By Rev. N. Callan: ab- 
stract I in 45 
Production and Consump- 
tion of I in 197 
Production in Britain, 1860 II vn 148 
Production in Canada, 1892- 
1902 IV viii 188 
Properties of: reprint.... I in 22 
Proportional amounts in 
large rivers, lakes and 
seas IV vn 558 
Possibilities of, and steel 
PRODUCTION IN ONTARIO. 
By Wm. Hamilton Mer- 
ritt IV ii 299 
Protection from oxidation.. I m 341 
Protoxides of II i 79 
Railroad, durability of. 
By Wm. Truran I m 237 
Reaction in yeast cell IV vi 489 
Red, ore; composition of... II iv 54 
Silicate of, in limestone beds 
of Lake St. John, Rama, 
Ont II iv 493 
Sleepers I n 45 
Smelting I i 135 
Smelting in Ontario IV n 309 
Smelting, utilization of 
waste products I i 135 
Supply in United States.... IV n 308 
Tabular statement of dura- 
tion of railway bars I m 240 
Tinning I i 288 
Titanic, in dykes of Rainy 
Lake Ill v 180 
Titaniferous, ore; composi- 
tion of II iv 54 
Tools; how prized on Pacific 
coast IV iv 142 
Trade in England, 1845-53. I ii 208 
Trade of Marquette: L. 
Superior II vi 87 
Trade in 1852 (British).... I i 119 
Vermilion, range IV ii 307 
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Iron-alum stain, for nerve 
cells; disadvantages IV vi 410 
Iron "Masked " in Beggiatoa IV vi 475, 478 
Cyanophycese IV vi 459 
Granules of Cyanophyceae.. IV vi 467 
Yeast cell IV vi 495 
Iron Ores. 
Analysis of, and Anker- 
ites from Acadia Mines 
of Londonderry, N.S. 
By E. J. Chapman II xv 414 
Analysis of, from Bedford 
Tp II xm 508 
Analysis of, from Thunder 
Bay, Lake Superior II xm 509 
Analysis of, from Victoria 
Co HI I 264 
Canadian II vm 119 
IV vm 186 
Deposits, New Jersey IV u 299 
Deposits of south and north- 
west shores of L. Superior IV u 301 
Laurentian Rocks, Canada. II vm 115 
Madoc, Marmora and Bel- 
mont I in 98 
Magnetic, of Victoria 
County with Notes on 
Charcoal iron Smelt- 
ing. By W. Hamilton 
Merritt Ill I 261 
New York I II 37 
Regions and rocks in United 
States I in 35 
Scaly, tests; Canadian locali- 
ties II vi 150 
Specular, from Echo Lake... II iv 270 
Sweden HI i 265 
Iron Pyrites. 
Canada I n 113 
Conditions in which occurs 
in Kamanistiquia region. Ill vu 253 
Detection of minute traces 
of copper in, and other 
bodies, by blowpipe II x 346 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Occurrence of gold and 
SILVER IN GALENA AND. 
By R. Dewar IV n 121 
(abstract) IV n 12 
Iron Ranges. 
Distribution in L. Wendigo- 
kan region IV vm 354 
L. Wendigokan region IV vm 352 
Marquette IV u 303 
Menominee IV n 304 
Messaba IV n 307 
Sand Creek, Ont IV viii 352 
Still Lake, Ont IV vm 354 
Sturgeon River, Ont IV vm 352 
Watson Lake, Ont IV vm 355 
Whitefish Lake, Ont IV vm 354 
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Iron Stone. 
Beds on Nankato and Le- 
sueur River, Iowa I n 80 
Discovery in Ireland and 
England I in 45 
Location in Iowa I n 80 
Ironwood, Canadian II vi 35 
Iroquois. 
Algonquin grammar, differ- 
ences from IV vi 209 
Asiatic origin of Ill I 185 
Characteristics II n 424 
Choosing successors to Sa- 
chems II iv 230 
Conduct and operations in 
American Revolutionary 
war IV vii 396 
Confederation of Six Na- 
tions: traditions II x 184 
Comparative table of nu- 
merals and common words 
showing differences be- 
tween six tribes., II xv 5 
Cranial measurements of... II n 429 
Dekanawidah founder of 
league: his origin IV vr 249 
Divinity IV vi 275 
Feud with Algonquin and 
Wyandots I m 209 
Gender IV vi 71 
History and characteristics. II xm 114 
Hurons, branch of IV I 89 
Hurons exterminated by... IV I 94 
Language and grammar.... Ill vi 125 
Language peculiarities HI I 185 
Laws of consanguinity of... II iv 225 
League, features of II iv 225 
League originally Hittite 
league IV vi 264 
Oldest written records 
of league of. By Rev. 
John Campbell IV vi 245 
Origin Ill V 61 
Ossuaries IV ill 227 
Population in Canada in 
1838, -44 and -46 I I 196 
Similarity of languages used 
by each nation of II x 186 
Sub-tribes I in 210 
Tribe... Ill I 183 
War with Hurons when 
French first came and its 
cause IV i 90 
Objects of American opera- 
tions against them in 
Revolutionary war IV vn 393 
Iroquois Basque. 
Comparative vocabulary... Ill 1 297 
Iroquois Huron. 
Languages compared with 
Basque Ill I 287 
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Iroquois, Huron-Con. 
Tribe believed to have met 
Cartier in 1535 at Hoche- 
laga IV I 87 
Iroquois, Ont., gazetteer 
notice, 1778 II xv 25 
Iroquois Bay, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 208 
Iroquois Beach. 
Age and condition of, de- 
posits IV vi 42 
Bibliography IV vi 29 
Climate at time of, deposit. IV vi 42 
Fossils of, deposits IV vi 35 
Iroquois Beach. By Prof. 
A. P. Coleman IV vi 29 
Iroquois shore at Toronto 
and vicinity, with map... IV vi 31 
Iroquois, Lake, ice dam IV vi 43 
Iroquois, Pointe aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Irrigation. 
India IV vm 214 
IV ix 92 
With liquid manure I I 12 
Iroucan, companion of Sa vacon IV vi 116 
Irpex lacteus, Fr., habits; 
Ontario habitats IV ix 78 
Irving, Rev. Geo. Clark. 
Obituary II xi 200 
Irving, Hon. Jacob ZEmilius II xm 572 
Irving, Washington. 
Autograph in book II xv 534 
Irvine Ravine, Alta. 
Fossils of HI v 156 
Geology of Ill v 158 
Irzapa, Celtic form of Bor- 
sippa IV v 95 
Isbi-bana, king of Karrak... IV v 101 
Ischio-femoralis, orang.... IV vi 561 
Iserine, characteristics and 
Canadian localities II v 174 
Ishchod, connections II xv 281 
Ishod. 
Connections II xv 281 
Family connections II xv 287 
Isidore. 
Nom-de-plume of Ascher, a 
poet II xv 454 
Isinglass. 
Method of obtaining I I 9 
Supply of, in Canada I in 171 
Islamitic Peoples, Geogra- 
phical knowledge of..... II iv 51 
Islands. 
Limestone, of L. Ontario 
and L. Huron IV vn 176 
Island of Orleans, Que., 
Lauzon rock on II xv 382 
Isle de Quinte (Nicholas 
Island), gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 68 
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Isle of Man. 
Gaelic topography of 
Wales and. By Rev. 
Neil McNish Ill n 181 
Megaceros found in II vi 370 
Names ot places in, of Gae- 
lic origin Ill n 181 
Review of Work by A. W. 
Moore on Surnames and 
Place Names of. By 
Rev. Neil MacNish: 
abstract IV n 27 
Surnames and Place 
Names of. By Rev. Neil 
MacNish IV n 103 
Isle Royal, ancient mines on. I i 107 
Isocyanuric, or Fulminuric 
Acid II I 82 
Isodictya, reproduction in. . . II xv 420 
Isoetes echinospora, embryo IV v 280 
Isomorphism, of Silica, Zir- 
conia, and Stannic Acid.. II iv 493 
Isopod. 
In Ascidians IV ix 117 
Marine distribution II i 280 
Isotelus gigas, chemical com- 
position compared with 
allied fossils I n 265 
Isothermal. 
Isothermal Lines. By 
Prof. Hennessy: reprint. . II n 127 
Isothermal Map. By Prof. 
Dove, 1853 I il 52 
Israel. 
Genealogies of 1 Chron. 
critically analyzed II xiv 159 
Horse first importation to.. I I 156 
Journey from Egypt con- 
tained in Carrier Indians 
Myth IV v 17 
Displaced descendants of 
Ham and were displaced 
by Roman, etc II I 7 
Italian. 
Cranial capacity of (large). . II xv 216 
Coptic element in; examples II xm 413 
Italian words anglicised .... II x 31 
Italy. 
Ashchurites traces in II xiv 263 
Celtic traces in II xv 82 
Ellipsoidina in. IV vm 388 
Horite traces in II xm 542 
Languages of ancient I n 274 
Onan family connections in. II xiv 559 
Shammai family in II xiv 561 
Universal time HI in 65 
Zimri traces in II xv 306 
Ithaca, Ashchurites traces in. II xiv 251 
Itinerarium Septentrio- 
nale, Alexander Gor- 
don's: reviewed II xiv 13 
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Chichen-Itza IV vi 180 
Ives, F. E. 
Three colour process in 
Photography: ref IV vii 381 
Lantern Kromskop (pl.): 
ref IV vii 382 
Ives, Jas. T. B. 
Geology in Public 
Schools Ill v 125 
Iron and other Ores of 
Ontario Ill v 185 
Terraces of L. Ontario basin III vi 4 
Ivrogne Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 516 
Ivy, American, Canadian 
habitats II xv 352 
Iximche, Tukuches defeated 
at IV vi 165 
Izalco Volcano II i 363 
Jabez, history of, in Egypt... II xiv 203 
Jacanas II xi 158 
Jachath II xm 527 
Jack, Edward. 
Abenakis of Saint John 
River IV m 195 
(abstract) IV in 13 
Jack Rabbit, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 82 
Jackson, Clifton, Toronto.. II xm 433 
Jackson, John Mills, Tor- 
onto II xm 377 
Jackson, Col. J. R., F.R.G.S. 
On the Seiches of Lakes . I n 27 
Jacques and Hay's Cabinet 
Dept., Provincial Exhibi- 
tion, Toronto, 1852 I I 68 
Jada or Jadag. 
Athenian connection II xiv 428 
Buddha connection II xiv 573 
Most important family in 
Latin or Italian traditions II xiv 560 
Traces of, in ancient history II xiv 408 
Jaegar, Richardson's, Tor- 
onto IV i 55 
Jahath II xm 527 
Jahuac, Australian aborigi- 
nes' evil being II I 506, 
Jail, Toronto II xn 231 
III ii 230 
Jamaica. 
Alluvium IV v 354 
Base planes of denudation. . IV v 326 
Beaches IV v 353 
Black Hill IV v 338 
Conglomerate of Long Mt.. IV v 340 
Coral reefs IV v 353 
Elevation epoch IV v 334 
Ellipsoidina ellipsoides Seg. IV vm 388 
Ellipsoidina subnodosa.... IV vm 388 I 
Eocene beds IV vm 382 
Epoch of elevation IV v 350 I 
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Erosion features IV v 325 
Erosion features since Mio- 
cene period reviewed... . IV v 354 
Erosion of white limestones. IV v 332 
Exports and Products of 
(1859)... II vn 136 
Faulted basins IV v 355 
Foraminifera in limestone.. IV vni 383 
F oraminifera in pteropod 
marl IV vm 384 
Fossils in "Layton" series.. IV v 339 
Fossils in limestone of May- 
pen IV vm 382 
Fossilsof Lucea Bay IV v 341 
Fossils of Montego Bay... . IV v 341 
Globigerina and radiolarian 
limestone IV vm 383 
Geological basement of... . IV v 330 
Halioma IV vm 386 
Hippurite Limestone II v 307 
Hydrography of coast IV v 327 
Introduction of slaves into.. Ill vn 262 
Late formations and 
GREAT CHANGES OF LEVEL 
in. By J. W. Spencer. ... IV v 325 
Layton Formation IV v 338 
Liguanea formation IV v 344, 347 
Low Layton volcano IV v 338 
Maroon wars Ill vn 263 
Maroons of, and Nova 
Scotia. By J. C. Hamilton III vn 260 
Miocene fauna IV vm 381 
Miocene history, older; 
white limestones IV v 331 
Mio-pliocene history IV v 334 
Modern geological history.. IV v 350 
Oceanic rocks of IV vm 380 
Orbulina rock IV vm 383 
Pleistocene epoch of Eleva- 
tion . IV v 344 
Pleistocene history IV v 344 
Polystomela craticulata.... IV vm 383 
Primary and secondary val- 
leys and canyons IV v 344 
Pteropod marl IV vm 384 
Radiolaria IV vm 386 
Radiolarian rock IV vm 385 
Submarine plateaus adja- 
cent to IV v 346 
Tables of geological succes- 
sion and oscillations in... IV v 357 
Textile plants indigenous to II i 90 
Topography, general IV v 325 
Terraces IV v 351 
Terrestrial oscillations IV v 355 
White Limestones IV v 331 
James' Bay, Petroleum areas III i 230 
Jameson, Mrs. R. S., Tor- 
onto. 
Autograph note II xiv 486 
Recollections of II xn 167 
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Jameson, R. S.,Toronto. ... II xn 166 
Jamestown Weed, Toronto. I i 205 
Jamin, M. J. 
Action of transparent and 
metallic be dies on reflec- 
tion ot light II n 468 
Meteor of 14th May, 
1864: reprint II ix 351 
Plants and the Atmo- 
sphere: reprint II ix 418 
Jancezewski. 
Anatomy of Anemone: ref. . IV vi 615 
Janssens. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref.. IV vi 481 
Janssens and Leblanc. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. . IV vi 482 
Janssoen, Lawrence. 
Discoverer of Printing II xv 578 
Janthinidae, in Canada II iv 466 
Janus, same as Onam, and 
Ion II xiv 559 
Japan. 
Art in II I 525 
Character of people and 
government in 1852 54... II I 524 
Description of Empire II v 87 
Earthquake at Simoda, 23rd 
Dec., 1854 I m 355 
Education in (1852-4) II 1 526 
General description II v 88 
Gold in II v 94 
Imports II v 95 
Minerals of II v 94 
Narrative of Expedition of 
American Squadron to, in 
1852-54: reviewed II I 523 
Notes on. By Lawrence 
Oliphant: reprint II v 86 
Praying machine II i 529 
Religion in (1852) II I 527 
Vegetable productions II v 94 
Japanese. 
American origin of HI v 73 
Coptic element in II xm 403 
Eskimo similarities to Ill vi 277 
Hittite forms from monu- 
ments compared with.... HI n 179 
Japanese Literature. By 
Tozo Ohno: abstract... . IV n 38 
Japanese current, effect on 
British Columbia climate 
and distribution of plants IV vni 36 
Japheth's. 
Descendants and character- 
istics II xiv 395 
Inheritance II I 5 
Jarrow Church, notes on 
Latin Inscriptions found 
at II xn 112 
II xiv 149 
Jarvis. 
Eriophyes sp.: ref IV ix 301 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Jarvis, Dr. 
Census returns of Massachu- 
setts: ref II I 245 
Jaivis, Stephen, Registrar of 
U. Canada II xn 337 
Jarvis, Wm.; Secretary, 
Toronto II xin 82 
Jasper, red, Hudson's Bay... Ill iv 198 
Java. 
Ancient art of, and Yucatan 
and Guatemalo IV vi 117 
Description of II n 162 
Javan. 
Brain capacity II xv 216 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 228 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Jays. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Wintering in Toronto I i 169 
Jay, Canada, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 184, 191 
Jeans, Edwin, bookseller and 
bibliographer II xiv 487 
Jeflersonia, Barton, Cana- 
dian localities of 
J. diphvlla, Pers II xv 59 
Jeffrey, Ed. C., B.A., Ph.D. 
Gametophyte of Botry- 
CHIUM VIRGINIANUM IV V 265 
Morphology of central 
CYLINDER IN ANGIO- 
SPERMS IV vi 599 
Development of young stem 
of Equisetacese: ref IV vi 601 
Stelar system in polystelic 
Filicales: ret IV vi 605 
Jehaleleel, son of Achuzam 
evidence ot II xiv 187 
Jelaleddin, poem on life and 
death IV vi 343 
Jennings, H. S. 
Paramecia negative to 
strong acids and positive 
to weak: ref IV vn 328 
Jensen. 
Origin and properties of 
enzymes found in cheese: 
ref IV vn 118 
Jerusalem. 
Ash mounds of: reprint. . . I m 264 
Description of deformed 
fragmentary skull iound 
at. By J. Aitken Meigs: 
reviewed II iv 487 
Jervois, River au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 516 
Jerachmeel, genealogy and 
descendants II xiv 397 
Jerachmeelite, Region in 
Palestine II xiv 419 
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cient history II xiv 398 
Jesuit, missionaries in New 
France IV i 94 
Jewel-weed, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 350 
Jewish, origin of Indians dis- 
puted IV v 26 
Jews, migrations before and 
after Babylonish cap- 
tivity IV v 26 
Joachims, 1'Etang des, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 516 
Johannsen. 
Compounds in Aleuron cell: 
ref IV vn 514 
Theory of formation of 
gluten: ref IV vu 511 
John's Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 517 
Johnson, Alfred S., M.A. 
Law of Habit Ill iv 26 
Johnson, Dr. Samuel. 
Autograph letter asking for 
political pamphlets II xv 147 
Character sketch of II xiv 334 
Johnson, Col. 
Trading activities 1780 IV iv 304 
Johnson, Sir John. 
Attempts to compel traders 
to deal iairly with Indians IV V 74 
Complained about liquor 
traffic with Indians and 
wanted fur trade regu- 
lated IV m 267 
Mediator between Indian 
tribes warring in 1786.... IV v 81 
Member of commission on 
Indian trade at Mackinac IV iv 306 
Opinions regarding the 
Butters IV iv 286 
Johnson Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 517 
Johnstown, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 517 
Johnstown, New, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 517 
Jointed Uplands, Black 
River escarpment, Ont.. . IV vu 172 
Joly. 
Atmospheric pressure during 
earth's formation: ref.... IV vn 543 
Determination of earth's 
age by sodium present: 
ref IV vu 536 
Joliet. 
Map of his discoveries II u 400 
Jones, Augustus. 
Survey of Yonge St. north- 
wards II xiii 362 
Surveyor of U. Canada.... IV i 97 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Jones, Owen. 
Myvyrian MSS.: ref IV v 69 
Jones, Rev. Geo. 
Zodiacal Light: reprint... II in 70 
Jones, Rev. Griffith. 
Work to educate Welsh in 
their literature IV v 66 
Jones, T. Rymer, F.R.S. 
Bivalve Entomostraca of 
Canada: ref II iv 43 
On Modern discoveries 
by Microscope: reprint. I m 64 
Jones and Orton. 
Solutions that destroy weeds 
without injuring other 
plants IV vii 247 
Jones and Roup's. 
Valley of elevation Ill vn 66 
Jordan. 
Typical number of bran- 
chiostegal rays of ami- 
urus: ref Ill II 289 
Jordan and Evermann. 
Spawning grounds of sal- 
mon: ref IV ix 26 
Jordan's York Hotel II xn 343 
Joseph, Patriarch. 
On Name given by Pha- 
raoh to. By Capt. 
Ormsby: abstract I u 282 
Journal de 1' Instruction 
Publique, 1857: review- 
ed II ii 282 
Journal of Canadian Insti- 
tute. 
Objects of I i 123 
Republication of 1st volume 
of I m 172 
Joyce, Dr. 
Topographical names of Isle 
of Man: ref Ill u 183 
Juan de Fuca, North West 
Passage discovered 1592? IV iv 315 
Judea and Moab, ethnical 
identity of earliest popu- 
lation II xiv 165 
Juglandace ae. 
Canadian species I m 292 
II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 649 
London species II vm 233 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia Cecropia Ill iv 212 
Juglans cinerea (cathar - 
tica?), Canadian II vi 32 
J. nigra, Canadian II vi 39 
Jukes, J. Beetes. 
Evidence of co-existence of 
man and Megaceros in 
Ireland: ref Ill I 216 
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Jukes. 
Patent Furnace for Con- 
sumption of Smoke: re- 
print I ii 307 
Jukes-Browne and Harrison. 
Radiolarian ooze indicates 
position of Barbados in 
geological times: ref IV vm 376 
Julein, Julie. 
Note on life and work of 
M. l'Abbe Provancher... IV iv 237 
Jumping Mouse, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 82 
Jumping Seal, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 79 
Juncaceae. 
Canadian species II xiv 299 
Hamilton species Ill u 154 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 652 
London species II vm 235 
Junco. 
Habits in Captivity IV m 96 
J. hiemalis, notes on habits, 
etc., of Ontario specimens III vn 193 
IV i 51, 57 
IV in 70, 89, 92, 96, 98, 
101, 102, 103, 104, 105 
June. 
Arrival ot Birds in, in 
Toronto HI vu 193 
June-Berry, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 434 
Jungermannia cordifolia, 
Niagara and Clinton for- 
mations, Canada II xiv 472 
Juniolus Canadensis. 
Nom-de-plume of Mr. Cary, 
of Quebec Mercury; selec- 
tions from writings II xv 332 
Juniper. 
Dene uses for IV iv 59, 130 
Juniper Green Cist. 
Containing male skeleton of 
prehistoric man II vm 130 
With skeleton as found (pl.) II vu 409 
Juniper Virginiana, Ottawa 
Valley I u 115 
Juniperus sabina, L Ill ii 156 
Junius Discovered. By F. 
Griffin: reviewed II I 58 
Juno, temple of, excavations 
at, in Argos I in 240 
Jupiter. 
Distances and rates of differ- 
ent satellites of, related. . IV iv 228 
Fifth satellite of IV iv 228 
Jupiter and his Satel- 
lites. By Andrew Elvins: 
abstract IV iv 228 
Remarks on Planetoids 
between Mars and. By 
T. Henning I in 206 
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Jupiter-Con. 
Satellites of. By Andrew 
Elvins 1: abstract IV iv 242 
Satellites visible to naked 
eye I in 215 
Some Remarks on Pro- 
bable Present Con- 
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TURE, ETC. By Jas. Na- 
smyth: abstract I I 270 
Jurassic. 
Osmundites gibbeana in ... IV vm 529 
Osmundites dunlopi in, of 
N. Zealand IV vm 529 
Jurisprudence. 
Jurisprudence of Insan- 
ity. By D. A. O'Sullivan III v 44 
Justice, administration of, 
provided in first Parlia- 
ment of U. Canada IV I 80 
Juvenal. 
Satire XIV, 281-3; trans- 
lated with notes Ill iv 19 
Satire XIII, V. 197; trans- 
lated with notes Ill i 92 
Juxon, Bishop. 
Autograph on warrant t< 
pay troops II xiv 320 
Kafir. 
Brain capacity II xv 216 
Time reckoning IV v 313 
Kafutake IV iv 271 
Kahlenberg and True. 
Toxic power of sulphuric 
acid and hydrochloric 
acid solutions on leaves: 
ref IV vn 302 
Kaialigmut, territory Ill vi 265 
Kaina, origin of name IV iv 249 
Kaiomers, in Persia II xv 283 
Kaispa IV iv 255 
Kamanestigoyan, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 517 
Kamanistiquia 
Argentite, conditions m 
which occurs in, belt Ill vn 249 
Badger vein Ill vu 257 
Beaver vein Ill vu 258 
Big Bear vein Ill vn 258 
Calcite, conditions in which 
occurs in Ill vu 251 
Caribou vein. . Ill vu 258 
Fluorspar, conditions in 
which occurs in Ill vu 251 
Galena, conditions in which 
occurs in Ill vn 253 
Iron pyrites, conditions in 
which occurs in Ill vu 253 
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Kamanistiquia Silver 
bearing Belt. By H. R. 
Wood HI vn 245 
Little Pig vein Ill vn 257 
Mountain tallow in Ill vn 251 
Native lead Irom II x 406 
Native Silver, conditions in 
which occurs in, belt Ill vn 248 
Ontario vein in Ill vn 258 
Peerless vein Ill vn 257 
Porcupine vein Ill vn 257 
Quartz, conditions in which 
occurs in Ill vn 253 
Rabbit Mountain vein Ill vn 258 
Silver Creek vein Ill vn 257 
Trap rocks of, manner of for- 
mation. . Ill vn 247 
Value as silver mining dis- 
trict Ill vn 258 
Zinc blende, conditions in 
which occurs in HI vn 250 
Kamalit, territory... Ill vi 266 
Kamienski. 
Epicotyledonary central 
cylinder in Primula auri- 
cula: ref IV vi 609 
Kamtchatdale, Aztec traces 
in Ill ii 171 
Kanaka. 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Skulls of II vm 156 
Kane, Michael, Toronto.... II xm 258 
Kane, Paul. 
Chinook Indians II n 11 
Incidents of Travel on 
North-West Coast 
Vancouver's Island, 
Oregon, etc., etc.: Chi- 
nook Indians I in 273 
Notes on Sojourn among 
Half Breeds, Hudson's 
Bay Company's Terri- 
tory, Red River II i 128 
Notes on Travel among 
Walla-Walla Indians. . II i 417 
Formation of icebergs in 
Smith's Sound II iv 182 
Illustrated edition of his 
Arctic expedition; note on II in 367 
Note regarding arrangement 
for publishing a book on 
Indian Tribes of America II in 365 
Obituary. II xm 66 
Wanderings of an Artist 
among Indians of North 
America from Canada to 
Vancouver Island and 
Oregon through Hudson's 
Bay Co.'s Territory and 
back again: reviewed... II IV 186 
Kanermeut, territory HI vi 266 
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Kangaroo. 
Australian aborigines tra- 
dition concerning II i 508 
Hunting II I 261 
Hunts of aborigines of 
Australia II I 257 
Kangaroo dance II I 254 
Kangmaligmut, territory... HI vi 264 
Kaniagmut, territory Ill vi 265 
Kanibesinnoaks, territory. . IV in 196 
Kansas, Cretaceous Forma- 
tion of II iv 318 
Kansas (Indians), original 
home Ill v 61 
Kaolin, behaviour with water 
at high temperatures.... II in 205 
Karrak Isbi-barra, king of.. IV v 101 
Karyolytic. 
Products in Diemyctyli 
(pl.)..... IV I 265 
Products in pancreas of 
young Amblystomata.... IV I 266 
Karsten. 
Water passage from Cari- 
bean to Pacific: ref IV vin 380 
Kasem-Beck and Dogiel. 
Heart of Esox and Acipen- 
ser: ref Ill n 420 
Kasha, Nah'ane word for 
McDane Creek IV vn 519 
Kaska tribe. 
Causes of estrangement 
from Thalhthan tribe.... IV vn 520 
Division of Nah'ane tribe.. IV vn 519 
Physique of IV vn 520 
Relation to other tribes... . IV vn 519 
Sub-divided into Saze oo- 
ti-na and Ti-tsho-ti-na... IV vn 520 
Kassa Kuaranya, Abyssinia 
(Theodore II.) II x 52 
Katabokokonk, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 517 
Kataraei, or Katoorah in 
Arabia II xv 288 
Katatropa, British Colum- 
bia coast, characters of 
Katatropa nov IV ix 129 
K. greeleyi (Ritter) IV ix 130 
K. uclueletensis sp. n IV ix 130 
K. vancouverensis sp. n.... IV ix 130 
K. yakutatensis (Ritter)... IV ix 130 
Katoorah, race, Arabia II xv 287 
Katz. 
Percentage of chlorides in 
muscle of vertebrates and 
invertebrates: ref IV vm 409 
Striated muscle of dog richer 
in potassium than sodium IV ix 402 
Kaviagmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Kawagmut, territory Ill vi 264 
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Kay, Dr. 
Social condition and Edu- 
cation of People: ref. . .. II ill 426 
Kcnow and Shenbeck. 
Blood pressure in Asphyxia: 
ref IV vn 212 
Keane, A. H. 
Original home of Turanians: 
ref Ill vi 282 
Kearsny House, Toronto. .. II xm 268 
Keefer, T. C. 
Notes on Anchor Ice .... II vn 173 
Keejak, Chas. Tebisco, 
Chippewa Indian IV vi 302 
Keewatin. 
Geological system in L. 
Wendigokan region IV vm 346 
Indian languages in: list... Ill v 215 
Rocks in L. Wendigokan 
region IV vm 348 
Keeweenaw Pt., red sand- 
stones of, different forma- 
tions at IV vi 50 
Keeweenian formation, L. 
Superior IV vi 49 
Keinath, I. K. 
Fat in proximity to nuclei of 
muscle: ref IV vm 403 
Kellet, Capt. 
Arctic explorations I u 112 
Rescue of Capt. McClure, 
Melville Island I n 84 
Kelly, F. M. 
Explorations through 
valley of Atrato to 
Pacific in search of 
ROUTE FOR SHIP CANAL: 
reprint II II 126 
Kelso, J. J. 
Necessity of Society for 
Prevention of Cruelty 
in Toronto Ill v 142 
Kelvin, Lord. 
Life on Globe borne by 
Meteorites from outside 
solar system: ref IV vm 424 
Kemble, John Philip. 
Autograph II xiv 493 
Kemp, Dr. 
Electro Magnetic Engine... I l 43 
Kempenfelt's Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 208, 517 
Kenai. 
Distribution of IV iv 15 
Ethnographical status IV IV 15 
Kenaz of 1 Chron. IV, 13. 
Kenza and descendants.... II xiv 167 
Traces of, in Egypt and con- 
nection with three lines; 
Pachnau, Bakkan and 
Akencheres II xiv 194 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Kendall, Rev. E. K. 
Note on Euclid, Proposi- 
tion 5 Book I II in 318 
Remarks on Negative 
Index of a function. ... II vm 273 
Kendrick, family, Toronto. II xm 438 
Kennedy, Geo., LL.D., K.C. 
Science and English Law; 
Presidential Address, 
1904 IV vm 63 
Kennedy, Wm. 
Central Basin of Ten- 
nessee: a Study in 
Erosion Ill vn 64 
Formation of Valleys: 
abstract Ill vn 28 
Kenrick. 
Head-dress of larger figure 
on Tablet of Cross at 
Palenque IV vi 116 
Kenrick, Rev. J. 
Latin inscriptions found at 
York, interpreted: ref... II v 289 
Kent, John. 
Wrote under name of Alan 
Fairford and Sir Minimus 
Pigmy, selections from 
writings II xv 264 
Kent County, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 517 
Kent's Hole Cave, near Tor- 
quay; relics in II in 383 
Kenticott. 
Nahawney same as Nah'ane IV vn 517 
Kentucky, Coal fields II n 217 
Kentucky Coffee Tree, Can- 
adian localities II xv 361 
Kenyon Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 63, 518 
Kephalony II xv 207 
Kepler. 
Origin of comet's tail II vm 69 
Keratode of Spongiadse.... II x 360 
Kerner. 
Cynipidse larva: ref IV ix 362 
Kertch (Panticapoeum), 
Crimea. 
Researches in. By Dr. 
D. Macpherson:reprint. . II n 120 
Notice of skull brought 
from. By Daniel Wilson. II v 321 
Kesitce, Navajo Gambling 
Game IV vi 323 
Ketche Sepee, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 518 
Ketchum, Jesse, of Toronto. II xn 232 
II xm 93, 258 
Kettle River, gazetteer no 
tice (1813) II xiv 518 
Kettles. 
Dene bark IV iv 125 
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Keturah, Ancestors and de- 
scendants II xv 280 
Keuten. 
Division of nucleolus in Eug- 
lena viridis: ref IV vi 501 
Keweenaw Peninsula. 
Ancient copper mines on... II i 227 
Physical and geological fea- 
tures of, and Lake II I 225 
Keweenawan Formation. 
L. Superior Basin Ill v 173 
L. Wendigokan region .. IV vm 348, 358 
Keys, David R. 
Bibliography of Publica- 
tions of Canadian In- 
stitute IV in 317 
Khitan. 
Comparative table of twelve, 
Alphabets Ill m 168 
Family IV iv 264 
Family, in old and new 
worlds Ill n 161 
Hittite same as Ill n 159 
Khitan Languages; Aztec 
AND ITS RELATIONS. By 
Prof. John Campbell... . HI u 158 
Some Laws of Phonetic 
Change in, Languages. 
By John Campbell Ill I 282 
Tribe Ill I 283 
Tribe in Mexico Ill I 285 
Kiasan Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 518 
Kicking Horse Pass. 
List of Coleoptera col- 
lected. By Bruce Bailey III v 213 
Kidney. 
Amount of sodium and 
potassium in IV ix 401 
Action of surface tension on 
potassium in IV ix 398 
Amiurus catus (pl.) Ill u 440 
Fibrine not in blood from. . II ix 179 
Glomeruli action IV ix 399 
Leucocytes in, of frog (pl.). IV ix 393 
Potassium distribution in, 
oi dog, rabbit, cat, pigeon 
and necturus IV ix 393 
Secreting area of dog's, and 
man's IV ix 397 
Special purpose of potas- 
sium in IV ix 400 
Kidney Bean, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 360 
Kidston and Gwynne-Vau- 
ghan. 
Ontogeny of Osmundaceae: ref IV vm 526 
Osmundaceous siphonostele 
derivation: ref IV vm 526 
Kieff, description of Bridge 
over Dnieper at I m 341 
Kikhtogmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Kilauea. 
Volcano of, and Hawaiian 
Islands. By H. Spencer 
Howell: abstract IV m 15 
Kildonan settlement, Red 
River II xm 90 
Kilee II i 269 
Killikokin Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 519 
Kinaldie skull II vm 141 
Kincannup Tribe, Australian 
Aborigines... II I 255 
Kingsbury. 
Transference of sperm and 
egg-laying season of Ple- 
thodon cinereus IV vm 469 
King's College, London, ap- 
pointments in I ii 172 
King Salmon IV ix 24 
King, Chas., G. Y. 
Personal Experiences in 
Haiti under Pres. Legi- 
time: abstract IV I 14 
King bird. 
Hamilton frequenter II vi 15 
Notes on Ont. frequenters. . Ill m 99 
HI vii 192, 194 
King Eider, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 122 
King Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 518 
King-fishers. 
Generic characters II ix 233 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Notes on Toronto frequen- 
ters IV in 74 
III vii 190 
IV I 58 
IV in 74, 80 
Kinglets, notes and observa- 
tions on Ontario species HI vii 185, 190 
IV I 58 
IV m 72, 97, 190 
King's Head Inn, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 210 
Kingsford, R. E. 
Campaign of 1815 Ill iv 149 
Kingsford, Wm. 
Canadian Canals: reviewed II x 261 
Kingston, Prof. G. T. 
Abnormal variations of 
some Meteorological 
elements at Toronto 
AND THEIR RELATION TO 
DIRECTION OF WIND II IX 109 
Mean Meteorological 
results at Toronto, 
1857 II m 192 
1858 II iv 161 
1859 II v 238 
1860 II vi 210 
1861 II vii 97 
1862 II vm 238 
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1863 II ix 171 
1864 II x 108 
Monthly absolute values 
of Magnetic Elements 
at Toronto, 1856-64.... II x 114 
Monthly absolute values 
of Magnetic Elements 
at Toronto, 1841-1868.. II xn 263 
On Annual and Diurnal 
Distribution of differ- 
ent Winds at Toronto. II ix 10 
On Annual distribution 
OF TEMPERATURE AT 
Toronto, 1859 68 II xn 474 
On changes of Barome- 
tric Pressure and pres- 
sure of Vapour that 
ACCOMPANY DIFFERENT 
winds at Toronto II xn 303 
On deducing mean Tem- 
perature of a Month .. II in 5 
On diurnal and annual 
VARIATIONS OF TEMPERA- 
TURE AT HALIFAX II XIII 26 
On EMPLOYMENT OF ELEC- 
TRIC TELEGRAPH FOR PRE- 
DICTING STORMS II II 177 
On Magnetic Disturb- 
ances at Toronto (1856- 
62) II vm 157 
On relative durations of 
different winds during 
RAIN OR SNOW DERIVED 
from Toronto observa- 
tions, 1853-59 II ix 240 
Plan for obtaining in- 
formation OF STORMS 
AND SENDING WARNINGS. . II II 179 
Remarks on Temperature 
Coefficients of Mag- 
nets II vm 280 
Report of Committee of 
Canadian Institute to 
CONFER WITH Dr. RyER- 
son about Meteoro- 
logical Observations 
in Grammar Schools of 
Ontario II m 361 
Kingston. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 67, 518 
In 1852 I i 33 
Longitude determined II iv 457 
Longitude of. By James 
Williamson I ill 82 
Meteorological Register of, 
see under Meteorological 
Register. 
Kingston harbour, plan 
(1815): ref II xv 32 
Kingston Mills, Ont., geo- 
logy of IV vn 147 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Kingston-on-Thames, 
Eng., sewage disposal. . . IV n 146 
Kingston Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 67, 519 
Kinnear, Richmond Hill .... II xin 448 
Kinnikinik, berry eaten by 
Denes IV iv 128 
Kinkhpagmut, territory.... Ill vi 265 
Kinsin (1858) II v 87 
Kipling, Edward. 
Story of Stewart and Ander- 
son's search for Franklin 
expedition IV vm 399 
Kirby, Rev. W. W. 
Trip to Yukon in 1860 II VII 340 
Kirkfield, Ont., Protaster 
whiteavesianus sp. nov. at IV vm 372 
Kirkwood, Alex. 
Short treatise on milk weed 
or silk weed and Cana- 
dian nettle, viewed as 
industrial resources: re- 
viewed II xi 247 
Kirkwood's analogy IV vi 18 
Kirschmann, Prof. A., Ph.D. 
Function of indirect 
VISION AND USE OF COL- 
OURED AND SMOKED EYE 
GLASSES IV V 305 
Space and its Dimensions IV vm 315 
Overcompensation of bright- 
ness of retinal image: ref. IV v 308 
Kischensky. 
Fat absorbed in intestine in 
fine particles as emulsion. IV vm 242 
Kister; Dunbar and. 
Comparison of gravel filtered 
and unfiltered milk: ref.. IV VII 486 
Bacteria in centrifugal trea- 
ted milk: ref IV vn 487 
Kit Fox, Canadian localities.. Ill vi 73 
Kitley Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 519 
Kittiwakes, Toronto Ill vn 190 
Ki-use Girls, legend of II iv 189 
Klamaths, names of seasons. IV vi 331 
Klaprothine. 
Chemical composition Il vi 368 
Crystallization system in.. . II VI 365 
Measurement of angles of 
crystals of II vi 365 
On, or Lazalite of North 
Carolina. By E. J. 
Chapman II vi 363 
Klein and Kirsten. 
Heated milk rendered suit- 
able for cheese making by 
adding calcium chloride: 
ref IV vn 122 
Klinger, Philip, Toronto.... II xm 256 
Knagg's Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 519 
263 KUK 
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K'naia-kho-tana, ethno- 
graphical status IV iv 15 
Knawel, Canadian localities. II xv 174 
Knife. 
Ancient copper, found near 
Brockville, described and 
illustrated II i 330 
Dene, various IV iv 51 
Dene salmon IV iv 51 
Knight, A. P. 
Sawdust and Fish Life. .. IV vn 425 
Knight, Capt. Jas. 
Attempt to discover north- 
west passage (1719) and 
fate....... Ill iv 201 
Expedition in search of 
Coppermine region, and 
its fate IV ix 204 
Knochenstiern. 
Bacteria in human milk: ref. IV vii 472 
Number bacteria found in 
milk supply of Dorpat: 
ref IV vn 468 
Knopf. 
Bacteria in Munich milk: 
ref IV vn 468 
Knowing and Being. 
An Examination of Prof. 
Ferrier's Theory of. 
By Geo. Paxton Young. .II i 105 
Knowledge. 
Metaphysical definition of. . II i 107 
Prof. Ferrier's view of Divine II I 109 
Theory of Immediate, de- 
fined II ii 286 
Koch. 
Mesenterial filaments in 
actinians: ref IV vi 390 
Koenig, Dr. 
Tuning forks for vowels.... Ill < vi 183 
Koenike, F. (Bremen). 
Revision of my "Norda- 
MERIKANISCHE HyDRACH- 
niden". Translated by 
E. M. Walker IV ix 281 
Koh-i-noor. 
Diamond I I 95 
Re-cutting of. By Prof. J. 
Tennant: reprint I m 167 
Kohl, J. G. 
Shinguakongse family: ref. . IV vi 291 
Kohler. 
"Resurrection Bone" legend 
true: ref IV ix 47 
Kohlmeister and Kmoch. 
Legend regarding Eskimo 
origin: ref Ill vi 280 
Kolbe. 
New classification of organic 
compounds suggested.... II vi 120 
Kolliker. 
Clavate cells in amiurus: ref. Ill u 394 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Kootenay Indians. 
Month names IV vi 332 
Plant symbolism in folk lore IV Vi 331 
Kootanie River, Thompson's 
voyages on Ill vi 149 
Kopagmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Koran, attitude to tobacco... II n 241 
Korean. 
Alphabet Ill in 168 
Phonetic forms in, of Etrus- 
can origin Ill in 148 
Koriaks. 
Cherokee-Choctaw affinity 
with, in customs, features 
and language Ill I 180 
Iroquois of, stock Ill I 186 
Kornegalle, or Kurunai-galle 
in Ceylon II vn 351 
Korschelt. 
Formation of Chitin: ref.. . IV I 272 
Formation of chitin directly 
dependent on nucleus: ref. IV n 241 
Koster, Lawrence. 
Discoverer of metal types.. I I 220 
Kossel. 
Synthesis of protein: ref.... IV vm 431 
Koz family, of Ashchurite line 
Kragmaliveit, territory Ill vi 266 
Krasinski, Count Valerian. 
Obituary II I 86 
Krasser. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref.. IV vi 481 
Krause, Dr. Aurel. 
Eskimo migration: ref Ill VI 274 
Kravanartat, territory Ill vi 266 
Krikertalormeut, territory. Ill vi 266 
Kroleyloreut, territory Ill vi 266 
Kromskop. 
Described IV vn 381 
Ives' Lantern (pl.) IV vn 382 
Kruse. 
Drepanidium ranarum not 
in blood of tadpole: ref... IV i 264 
Krukenberg. 
F unctions of mesenterial 
filaments: ref IV vi 388 
Pancreas of amiurus: ref... Ill u 414 
Kryolite, Aluminum made 
from II I 192 
Kuagmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Kublai-Khan, attitude to- 
wards religion IV v 27 
Kuhlman, M. 
Fertilizing value of nitrate 
of soda: ref II vi 50 
On Hydraulic Limes: re- 
print I in 333 
Kukla of Vienna. 
Description of new Gal- 
vanic Batteries inven- 
ted by: reprint I n 165 
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Kumbecephalic crania, 
British II vin 137 
Kunana, J. W. McKay's 
name for Nah'ane tribe.. IV vii 517 
Kungmudling, territory.... Ill vi 264 
Kuntzai, their make and 
working IV iv 87 
Kupungmun, territory Ill vi 264 
Kurunai-galle or, Korne- 
galle in Ceylon II vii 351 
Kuskwogmut, territory Ill vi 265 
Kustenmacher. 
Distinctive odor from larvae 
of Cynipidae: ref IV ix 365 
Feeding habits of larvae of 
Cynipidae: ref IV ix 363 
Tannin in Cynipid galls: ref. IV ix 337 
Kiister. 
Excrement of larval Pon- 
tania salicis produces cell 
division: ref IV ix 367 
Gall able to extract food 
from nutritive zone to 
assist in its growth: ref.. IV ix 370 
Gall produced by Pontania 
salicis: ref IV ix 331 
Inquiline produced galls: 
ref IV ix 367 
Kutchin Indians. 
Census 1847 (about) I I 198 
Identical with Loucheux... IV iv 15 
Language characteristics 
compared with Nah'ane.. IV vn 527 
Language, influence on 
Nah'ane IV vn 529 
Myth concerning origin... . IV V 34 
Tribes Ill vn 109 
IV vi 78 
Kutch-a-Kutchin Indians, 
marriage and Trading cus- 
toms II vn 344 
Kwapas, original home Ill V 61 
Kyak 
Aleutian II xn 485 
Eskimo Ill iv 101 
Kyan's patent process, of 
preserving timber II I 559 
Kyeuse Indians. 
Characteristics II I 417 
Customs on receipt of bad 
war news II I 420 
Savagery of II I 422 
Kygarney Indians, Census 
1847 I i 197 
Kymry, literature Ill v 79 
Labiates. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species HI n 151 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 646 
London species II vin 229 
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Labidomera 3-maculata, 
Fabr I in 326 
L. trimaculata (Mels. Cat.) I in 259 
Laboulbene. 
Cell proliferation induced 
by injecting into plant 
tissue water in which 
larvae were washed: ref.. IV ix 371 
Labour. 
Land and. By W. A. Doug- 
las: abstract Ill n 27 
Laboureau, Rev. Father. 
Early history of Mission 
of St. Anne's, Penetan- 
guishene: abstract. .... IV in 2 
Labrador. 
Boulders in, due to local 
glacial action II ix 256 
Boulders on flanks of, Table- 
land II ix 253 
Codfisheries I n 117 
E levation and depression of 
coastline II vn 86 
Notes on discoverer of 
GREAT FALLS OF. By 
David Boyle IV n 332 
Observations on supposed 
GLACIAL DRIFT IN-PEN- 
INSULA. By H. Youle 
Hind: reprint II ix 253 
Seal fisheries I n 116 
Strombidae of II iv 273 
Labradorite II v 529 
Labret, Dene IV iv 170 
Labuai), coal deposits in. . . . II vi 480 
Labyrinthodontia II v 78 
La Candia, inscriptions of... IV vii 59 
Lace industry, Ireland I i 270 
Lacertilia II v 85 
Lac Gaube (Pyienean), re- 
lative amounts of salts in 
water of IV vn 559 
Lac Gerardmer (Vosges), 
relative amount of salts 
in water of IV vn 559 
Lachlan, Major R. 
Account of Extraordi- 
nary Sudden fall in 
Waters of Niagara 
River I in 204 
On Establishment of 
System of Simultaneous 
Meteorological Obser- 
vations THROUGHOUT 
B.N.A. provinces I n 241 
On formation of canal 
BETWEEN LAKES St. 
Clair and Erie I in 303, 321 
On Periodical Rise and 
Fall of the Lakes I n 293 
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Report of editing Com- 
mittee on Supplemen- 
tary Remarks of (Re- 
port criticized) I in 409 
Supplementary remarks 
REGARDING ESTABLISH- 
MENT of Provincial 
System of Meteoro- 
logical Observations. . I in 406 
Laconia, Ashchurite traces 
in. II xiv 252 
Lac, Point du, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 519 
La Crux, Palenque IV vi 108 
Lactarius. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
L. deliciosus, Fr IV ix 72 
L. gerardii, Pk IV ix 72 
L. piperatus Scop. Fr IV ix 71 
L. theiogalus, Fr IV ix 72 
L. torminosus, Fr IV ix 71 
L. volemus, Fr IV ix 71 
Lactic acid bacteria. 
Cause of ripening of cheese . IV vii 113 
Coagulated casein dissolved 
by? IV vii 121 
In Canadian Cheddar 
cheese IV vii 128 
In cheese IV vii 112 
Role in ripening cheese IV vii 115 
Lactic fermentation, buty- 
ric acid in II vi 457 
Lacteal, passage of fat into.. IV vm 252 
Lacuna, in British Seas I I 109 
La Dehesa, inscription IV vii 58 
Ladies' Parliament........ II vn 388 
Ladles, Dene IV iv 175 
Ladrone Islands. 
Flying Proas of. By Capt. 
Stupart R.N Ill vn 204 
Lady's Mantle, Canadian 
localities II xv 362 
Laelaps, Irvine Ravine (Alta.) Ill v 160 
Laemodipods II i 280 
Lafayette Series. 
Comparison of Liguanea 
Series with Zapata of 
Cuba and, of N. America. IV v 349 
Comparison of Layton Series 
with Matanzas of Cuba 
and, of N. America and 
its age IV v 342 
Laflamme. 
High angles of dip in strata 
in L. St. John region 
Que.: ref IV vn 153 
Monomyaria and Dimyaria; 
suggested divisions of.... II Xi 394 
Lagerheim. 
No nucleus in Glaucocystis 
nostochinearum: ref. . . . IV vi 442 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Lagomys, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
L. mimimus, Lord Ill vi 83 
L. princeps, Rich Ill vi 83 
Lagopus rupestris, Gmelin, 
Pi ince of Wales Sound.... Ill v 120 
Lahoutan, Baron. 
Baron Lahoutan. By Rev. 
Dr. Scadding II xm 240, 304 
Parentage and position. ... II xm 304 
Travels in Canada (1703). . II xm 240 
Laidlaw, Geo. E. 
Indian remains and relics 
FOUND IN NEIGHBORHOOD 
of Balsam Lake: ab- 
stract IV ii 33 
Huron ossuaries in Victoria 
County: ref IV ill 228 
Laing, Dr. David. 
Alexander Gordon the Anti- 
quary: ref II xv J 22 
Lake or Lakes. 
Anchor-ice in excavation of, 
basins II ix 259 
Calcium relatively abundant 
in IV vii 556 
Composition of primeval 
ocean inferred from that 
of existing lakes IV vii 556 
Earthquake wave noticed on I u 278 
Elevation of, in Ontario.... I m 98 
Estimated size of Canadian 
(1813) II xiv 673 
Evidence from, that potas- 
sium and calcium pre- 
dominated in pre Cam- 
brian seas IV vii 555 
Freshwater shells from 
other, deposits than Iro- 
quois beach gravels IV vi 39 
Glacial origin of Swiss Lakes II vm 86 
Great Salt Lake of Utah, 
history of IV vii 557 
Ice action on shores when 
breaking up IV ix 19 
Ice on Canadian Lakes. 
By J. B. Tyrrell IV ix 13 
Ice phenomena from Ob- 
servations on Rice 
Lake. By J. H. Dumble. II m 414 
Lake Basin of Canada II ix 3 
Lake Currents. By L. J. 
Clark IV n 154 
IV in 275 
(abstract) IV u 31 
IV in 41 
Lake currents off Toronto 
water front, and their re- 
lation to sewage disposal. IV n 155 
Marine losses on, in 1854 I m 338 
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Lake or Lakes-Con. 
Magnesium present to some 
extent in IV vu 557 
North American Lakes. 
By Chas. Whittlesey: re- 
print II in 87 
On Periodical Rise and 
Fall of. By Major Lach- 
lan I ii 293 
On Seiches of. By Col. J. 
R. Jackson I u 27 
Origin of, basins II VUi 8€ 
Potassium exceeds sodium 
in lakes surrounded by 
pre-Cambrian rock IV vu 556 
Proportional amounts of 
Na. K. Ca. Mg. So3. Cl. 
Si. and Fe. in IV vu 559 
Rainfall and, levels. By 
R. F. Stupart IV v 121 
Lake Agcssiz, shells in 
beaches of IV vi 40 
LakeAgnano I xi 261 
Lake Algonquin IV vi 57 
Lake Baikal, relative 
amounts in salts in water. IV vn 559 
Lake Ccrrigan. 
Lower Huronian Conglome- 
rate IV vm 355 
Topography IV vm 343 
Lake Couchiching. 
Limestone and Marble 
Quarries on Shores of . 1 u 38 
Lake Erie. 
Area of watershed IV vm 2 
Average discharge IV vm 3 
Bibliography of variations in 
heights of water in, from 
1790 to 1854, with table I n 302 
Climate of district Ill I) 211 
Comparative table of vari- 
ations in level of, from 
1720 to 1854 I n 302 
Contest for Command of, 
in 1812-13. By Lieut.- 
Col. Ernest Cruikshank. . IV vi 359 
Early trade routes from, to 
Ohio .".... IV in 257 
Extreme fluctuations of 
levels IV v 43 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 212 
Islands in II xiv 673 
Level of mean surface above 
sea level and depth IV vm 2 
Levels, monthly variations 
in, for 1852 I n 62 
Navigation difficulties after 
conquest IV iv 309 
Origin of name II vn 504 
Table of levels of, at Port 
Colbourne from 1850 to 
1852 I ii 26 
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Lake Erie-Con. 
Temperature of Lake Ill n 211 
Vessels built on, 1760-1776. IV iv 310 
L. Geneva, relative amounts 
in salts in water IV vn 559 
L. Huron. 
Agricultural capabilities of 
country between Thessa- 
Ion and Mississagui Rivers II v 464 
Area of watershed IV vm 2 
Austral type of plants on 
east coast of; list and 
distribution II XIV 477 
Azoic 'formations on north 
shore II n 440 
Botany of Eastern Coast 
of. By John Gibson and 
John Macoun II xiv 467, 635 
Chert on north shore of.... I I 125 
Climate of district Ill II 206 
Conglomerate cn north 
shore of I J 125 
Difference in copper bearing 
rocks of L. Superior and I I 125 
Flora of sand area of east 
coast II xiv 473 
Geological examination cf, 
coast between Thessalon 
and Mississagui Rivers in 
1858 II v 462 
Geology of north shore I 1 125 
Greenstone on north shore.. I 1 125 
Islands in II xiv 673 
Level of mean surface above. 
sea level and depth IV vin 2 
Limestone on north shore. . I I 125 
Lift and distribution of 
boreal type of Flora on 
east coast II xiv 474 
Origin of name II vn 505 
Physical geology and clima- 
tology of eastern shore 
from Botanical point of 
view II xiv 467 
Quartz on north shore of... I I 125 
Report on exploration of. 
By Count de Rotter- 
mund. reviewed II I 446 
St. Lawrence and Lake 
Huron and Peterborough 
June. Ry. Lines; Report 
of Engineer I I 22 
Sandstone, vitreous on north 
shore I i 125 
Slates on north shore of.... I I 125 
Vessels built on, 1760-77... IV iv 311 
L. Huron and L. Michigan, 
average discharge IV vm 3 
L. Iroquois, ice dam IV vi 43 
L. Manitoba, geological area II xv 17 
L. Matapedia, Geology of.. II xv 383 
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Lake Ontario-Com. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 216 
Geological area II xv 14 
Geological formations be- 
tween Presqu' isle and 
village of Newcastle IV vin 11 
Geology of north shore.... II xv 390 
Geology of, district II xiv 582 
Graphical representation of 
elevation of beach IV vi 31 
Highest and lowest water 
for each year 1854-93, 
with rain and snowfall 
statement IV v 38 
Islands in II xiv 673 
Journal of Capt. Walter 
Butler on voyage along 
NORTH SHORE OF, FROM 
8th to 16th March, 
1779. By Capt. Ernest 
Cruikshank IV iv 279 
Lake levels and deforesta- 
tion IV vin 5 
Level of mean surface above 
sea level and depth IV vm 2 
Levels, monthly variations 
in, from 1846-1852 I n 62 
Limestone islands of IV vii 176 
Map of, 1660: ref II n 402 
Maximum flow I n 129 
Nature of bottom at various 
depths (1872) II xm 490 
Old shore lines of, basin. 
By G. R. Gilbert Ill vi 2 
Origin of Davenport Gravel 
ridge II vi 250 
Origin of name II vii 502 
Outlets in post-tertiary 
times IV vi 53 
Rainfall and lake levels. ... IV v 124 
Rain and snowfalls 1854 to 
1903 and highest and low- 
est water in, table IV vin 3 
Rainfall deficiency in basin 
and high level of water in 
lake, cause IV v 127 
Ridges and Terraces of, 
Basin, 1837. By Thos. 
Roy: reprint Ill vi 2 
Sea entered basin of, at one 
time IV vi 41 
Table of levels at Port Dal- 
housie, from 1851 to 1852. I ii 26 
Terraces and level ridges 
north of IV vi 29 
Terraces around II xv 405 
Unusual disturbance in on 
Jan. 9th, 1847 (earth- 
quake probably) I H 62 
Variations in levels of I ii 25 
61, 129 
Vessels built on, 1759-76... IV iv 310 
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L. Michigan. 
Area of watershed IV vm 2 
Level of mean surface above 
sea level and depth IV vm 2 
Levels, variations in from 
1819 to 1840 I ii 62 
Origin of name II vii 504 
Outlet in post tertiary times IV vi 53 
Vessels built on, 1760-78 .. IV iv 311 
L. Michigan and L. Huron, 
average discharge IV vin 3 
L. Nipigon, geological and 
physical features of region IV vm 342 
L. Nipissing, general features 
of, district II III 325 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions. By Alexander 
Murray (1854) I in 146 
Origin of name II hi 485 
Lake of Woods. 
Dykes in rocks in (pl.) Ill iv 117 
Gneissic foliation and schis- 
tose cleavage examples 
with figures Ill iv 117 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 214 
L. Onega, relative amounts 
of salts in water IV vii 559 
Lake Ontario. 
Animals obtained in dredg- 
ing in 1872; list and de- 
scription II xm 493 
Area of watershed IV vm 2 
Average discharge IV vin 3 
Cause of dimunition of 
water level in 50 years 
from 1854 to 1903 IV vm 5 
Contributions to a Fauna 
Canadensis, being an 
Account of Animals 
DREDGED IN, 1872. By 
H. Alleyne Nicholson.... II xm 490 
Currents, attempts at de- 
termining them IV hi 278 
Drift Deposits; plan and 
sections along shore of 
Clarke tp ... IV vm 14 
Extraordinary fluctuations 
in IV v 41 
Extraordinary fluctuation 
on Nov. 26th, 1898...... IV vm 9 
Fluctuations of. By Kivas 
Tully IV v 37 
IV vm 1 
Formed by glacial action, 
evidence II xv 396 
Forty Mile section of 
Pleistocene deposits 
north of. By Alfred W. 
G. Wilson IV vm 11 
Gravel terraces near Tor- 
onto II vi 247 
Gazetteer notice, 1765 II xv 25 
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Lake Peipus, relative 
amounts of salts in water IV vu 559 
L. St. Clair. 
Area of watershed IV vm 2 
L. St. Clair and L. Erie. 
Formation of Canal be- 
tween. By Major R. 
Lachlan I m 303, 321 
L. St. John Valley. 
Beatricea undulata in II iv 271 
Halysites catenulatus in.... II iv 271 
Exploration of, in 1857. ... II iv 271 
Lake Simcoe. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).. II xiv 208,374 
Steamboat on, 1832 II xm 574 
L. Superior. 
Amygdaloidal trap of I i 125 
Ancient Inhabitants in basin 
of I in 157 
Ancient Miners of. By 
Charles Whittlesey I i 106,132 
Ancient Miners of. By 
Daniel Wilson II i 225 
Anthracite in, districts II x 410 
Area of watershed IV vm 2 
Argillaceous sandstone of.. I i 125 
Average discharge IV vm 2 
Aztecs mined copper on 
shore of; reason for belief. I i 132 
Barytine in, districts II x 409 
Broad Outlines of Geo- 
logy of Northwest of. 
By Arthur Harvey Ill vu 218 
Calciferous strata of II vm 194 
Cambro-Silurian of IV vi 50 
Chert of I i 125 
Conglomerates of I i 125 
Copper of II i 553 
Copper lodes of I i 125 
Difference in copper-bearing 
rocks of L. Huron and... I i 125 
Drainage system IV vi 47 
Drift IV vi 60 
Effect on north shore flora.. IV vm 33 
Elevation of terraces of.... IV vi 56 
Eruptive traps of Ill vu 222 
Exploration of country be- 
tween, and Red River, 
1858...... II iv 91 
Fluorspar in, districts II x 410 
Galena in, district II x 408 
Geological History of. 
By Dr. Robert Bell IV vi 45 
Geology of I i 125 
Glacial action in IV vi 60 
Granite country of HI vu 224 
Greenstone trap of I i 125 
Igneous rocks of IV vi 50 
Iron ore deposits on south 
and northwest shores of.. IV n 301 
Level of mean surface above 
sea level and depth IV vm 2 
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L. Superior-Con. 
Limestone of I i 125 
Lowest fossil bearing rocks 
in, district II vi 45 
Marcasite in, districts II x 408 
Marine shells from IV vi 41 
Micaceous and hornblendic 
gneiss on north shore of.. I i 125 
Mining projects and opera- 
tions about 1770 IV in 263 
Molybdemite, in districts. . II x 409 
Nativecopper in, district... II i 449 
Native Lead from Dog Lake 
of Kaministiqua II x 406 
Natural and geological fea- 
tures of southern shore.. . II i 345 
On some minerals from. 
By E. J. Chapman II x 406 
Origin Ill vn 219 
IV vi 51 
Origin of basin IV vi 48 
Origin of name II vu 505 
Outlet in preglacial times... IV vi 53 
Pictured Rocks on II i 347 
Rainfall and lake levels.... IV v 124 
Reddish granite of I i 125 
Report on exploration of. 
By Count de Rottermund: 
reviewed II i 446 
Rocks I i 125 
Sail Rock of II i 351 
Salts in water, proportional 
amounts in IV vu 559 
Sandstone of I i 125 
Sandstones, red IV vi 50 
Slates of I i 125 
Soil on U.S. side of I u 101 
Southern Shores of. By 
Daniel Wilson II i 344 
Syenite of I I 125 
Tilting of shores IV vi 57 
Trap rocks of Ill vu 245 
Upper copper bearing rocks 
of II xiv 587 
Volcanic in pre-Cambro- 
Silurian period IV vi 50 
Volcanic overthrow of I I 125 
L. Temiscamang. 
Slate conglomerates, etc., in 
Azoic rock II ii 440 
L. Tschaldyr (Armenian 
Highlands), relative 
amounts of salts in water. IV vn 559 
L. Warren IV vi 57 
L. Wawaug, Huronian ar- 
kose of IV viii 358 
L. Wendigokan Region, 
Amygdaloidal rocks IV viii 349 
Arkoses IV viii 350 
Banded slates IV viii 350 
Basic eruptive IV viii 358 
Carbonate schists IV viii 351 
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Classification of rocks in 
region IV vm 348 
Distribution of iron ranges. IV vm 354 
Geographical position and 
extent IV vm 341 
Geology of, region. By 
Elwood S. Moore IV vm 341 
Glacier action IV vm 360 
Green schists IV vm 351 
Greenstones IV vm 348 
Historical geology sketch... IV vm 345 
Iron ranges IV vm 352 
Keweenawan formation.... IV vm 358 
Lower Huronian conglo- 
merate.... IV vm 355 
Magnetite IV vm 352 
Pleistocene Period IV vm 360 
Porphyrite IV vm 349 
Pyrite IV vm 349 
Quartz-diorites IV vm 350 
Sand plains formed by 
glacial action IV vm 361 
L. Winnipeg, surface geology 
of valley of II v 187 
L. Winnipegosis, ice pheno- 
mena on IV ix 20 
L. Zurich, relative amounts 
of salts in water IV vn 559 
Lakes, Great. 
Area of water surface, water- 
shed and basin IV vm 2 
Bibliography of fluctuations 
in levels of , I II 294 
Bibliography of variations 
in heights of waters in, 
from 1790 to 1854 with 
tables I ii 302 
Changes in elevation of nu- 
merous well marked 
beaches IV vi 55 
Changes in the level of: 
reprint . I in 43 
Geological features of, in 
their formation I ill 2 
Glacial origin of II vm 86 
Influence on Climate Ill n 195 
In post-tertiary times IV vi 52 
Levels of mean surface 
above sea level and depth IV vm 2 
Maximum and minimum 
levels of, cause and peri- 
odicy I n 129 
Navigation of, 1760-1782. . . IV iv 309 
Origin of basins of IV vi 45 
Proposal for daily register 
of levels of I n 244 
Rivers of preglacial times 
traced in IV vi 47 
Wind effect on level of I n 301 
Variations in the Level 
of the Lakes I n 25, 61, 129 
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Lamellibranchiata. 
Asiphonida and Siphonida, 
suggested leading divi- 
sions of II xi 394 
Canadian II IV 273 
Canadian genera I VH 115 
Characters II vn 115 
Classification of II xi 394 
Integropallialia and Sinu- 
pallialia; suggested di- 
vision of II xi 395 
Ontario species II Vi 353 
II xiv 134 
Orders and families in II xi 396 
Lamiae, Latin Inscriptions to II x 104 
Laminarian Zone, in British 
Seas I i 109 
Laminated Clay and Sand, 
Interglacial, Scarboro' 
Cliff II xv 402 
Laming's patent, for purify- 
ing coal gas I i 29 
Lamorandiere, F. 
Reminiscences of J. B. Assi- 
kinack IV Vi 301 
Lampyridse, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill V 214 
Lancaster Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 63, 519 
Lances, known to pre-historic 
Carrier Indians IV IV 149 
Lanchester, notes on Latin 
Inscriptions found at... . II VI 230 
Lacerta agilis, Nissl granules 
not always in IV vi 426 
Lane, W. B. 
Spatial thresholds of 
Colours and their de- 
pendency on contrast. . IV v 225 
Land. 
Elevation of, in Human 
Period: reprint I m 244 
Land and Labour. By W. 
A. Douglas: abstract.... HI n 27 
Mauvais Terres in U.S I n 45 
Landa, Bishop. 
Circumcision among Maya- 
Quiche: ref IV vi 212 
Hieroglyphics of Palenque 
tablet: ref IV vi 120 
Maya's Pacumchac: ref. . . IV vi 117 
Landguard, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 213, 519 
Landing, West, gazetteer 
notice (1813) 11 xiv 519 
Landmark, W. 
Four objections to sawdust 
in river on Propagation 
of Food Fishes: ref IV vn 428 
Landsdown Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 65, 519 
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Landscapes. 
Photographic landscapes 
on paper: reprint I I 141 
Lang. 
Polynesia and Guiana lan- 
guages: ref HI v 68 
Tracheides: ref IV v 281 
Lang, W. R. 
Chemical Industries of 
Canada IV vm 151 
Langer, C. 
Abductor obliquus pollicis 
in orang: ref IV VI 548 
Cause of short neck in 
anthropoids: ref IV vi 511 
Fingers of orang dispro- 
portionately short com- 
pared with palm, cause: 
ref IV vi 521 
Flexor accessorius in orang: 
ref IV vi 571 
Flexor longus pollicis in 
orang: ref IV vi 539 
Long head of biceps in 
orang: ref IV vi 561 
Pronator radii teres in 
orang: ref IV vi 536 
Resemblances of ape's foot 
to human hand: ref IV vi 591 
Quadratus femoris in orang: 
ref IV vi 550 
Scansorius in orang IV vi 557 
Short muscles of thenar and 
hypo-thenar eminences 
are interossei: ref IV vi 549 
Tendon in connection with 
abductor hallucis in orang: 
ref IV vi 572 
Langerie-Basse, bones, arms 
and implements found at. II ix 265 
Langley. 
Glands of oesophagus of frog: 
ref HI n 401 
Langley and Sewall. 
Peptic cells in Gasteropodus 
trispinatus: ref Ill n 401 
Langton, John, M.A., 
M.P.P. 
Census of 1861 (Canada): 
reprint II x 1 
Early discoveries of 
French in North 
America II ii 393 
On a Small Capillary 
WA.VE NOT HITHERTO DE- 
SCRIBED II ii 96 
Importance of Scientific 
Studies to Practical Men. I n 201 
Langton, Thos., M.A. 
Partial list of Canadian 
Fungi IV ix 69 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Language. 
Affiliation of Algonquin 
Languages. By John 
Campbell Ill i 15 
Algonkin, and grammar.... Ill vi 122 
Basis of classification II xm 283 
Blackfoot Language. By 
Rev. John Maclean IV v 128 
Blackfoot, characteristics.. IV vi 283 
Carrier subdivisions, differ- 
ences IV iv 27 
Changes produced by con- 
quest Ill vi 105 
Changes produced by mi- 
gration .... Ill vi 107 
Changes produced by migra- 
tions to uninhabited Is- 
lands (Polynesia) Ill vi 107 
Children's capacity for in- 
venting new forms and 
words Ill vi 112 
Cree, characteristics IV vi 283 
Dene and Tungus IV v 204 
Dene Language. By Rev. 
Father Morice IV i 170 
Dene, expressiveness IV vi 283 
Development of. By 
Horatio Hale. Ill vi 92 
Dialects of America II n 414 
Etruscan, with examples.. . I n 276 
Grammar indicates its 
growth IV vi 282 
Growth Ill v 167 
Growth of written Ill v 92 
Havelocque's theory of. . . . Ill v 165 
Influences affecting IV vi 281 
Iroquois, and grammar. . . . Ill vi 125 
Kind of, used by primitive 
man II xv 516 
Language and Religion. 
By Rev. John Maclean . . IV vi 273 
Man's chief characteristic. . IV iv 21 
Mohawk, characteristics. . . IV vi 283 
Motive of primitive, makers II xv 515 
Nah'ane tribe's character- 
istic sounds IV vii 527 
Nah'ane tribe's IV vii 525 
Odahwah Indian II v 182 
Old Italian I n 274 
Old Roman I ii 277 
Origin of II xv 511 
Peculiarities and exter- 
nal RELATIONS OF GAE- 
LIC. By David Spence.. . Ill vi 238 
Practical efficiency of tonal 
distinctions II xi 89 
Relationship of Ameri- 
can. By A. F. Chamber- 
lain . Ill v 57 
Sabello-Oscan, with ex- 
amples . . I ii 276 
Sahaptin, characteristics. . . IV VI 283 
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Sahaptin or Nezperces, and 
grammar Ill vi 114 
Study of. By Chas. Hill 
Tout HI v 165 
Theories regarding forma- 
tion and growth Ill vi 94 
Three great classes IV vi 282 
Umbrian, with examples. .. In 275 
Variations of meaning in 
different words derived 
from same root or differ- 
ent root identical in 
meaning in primitive... . II xv 518 
Variations of meaning in 
roots identical in sound 
in primitive II xv 517 
Variations of meaning in 
same word in primitive .. II xv 519 
Various roots or words ex- 
pressing same idea in 
primitive II xv 520 
Langue D'OC. 
Notes on. By Arthur Har- 
vey IV ii 176 
People speaking, described. IV n 183 
Poems in IV u 197 
Lanius, Hamilton species.... II v 392 
L. borealis. 
Notes on Ontario frequen- 
ters HI vii 196, 198, 201 
IV i 44, 51, 59, 60 
IV m 70, 91, 92, 99, 105 
Winters at Toronto I I 169 
III vii 182, 184 
IV i 59 
Lankester, E. 
On Food: reviewed II vii 358 
Uses of Animals in relation 
to Industry of Man: re- 
viewed II vii 358 
Lanoye, M. de. 
On Rameses the Great II xiii 42 
Lanthanin of Heidenhaim IV vi 410 
Lapidarium Septentrionale. 
Comments on inscription 
n. 446 HI I 77 
Comments on n. 943 Ill I 79 
Lapidarium Septentrio- 
nale; nos. 942, 943, 864, 
51, 150, 140, 270, 537, 
551, 576, 906, 907, 725: 
reviewed II XIV 543 
Lapland Bunting, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Lapland Longspur, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Lapp. 
Cranial capacity (large).... II XV 216 
Laq'uyip, branch of Nah'ane 
tribe IV vii 521 
Larrea, transverse chorisis in. II x 384 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Larix americana, Canadian. II vx 39 
Lark. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Notes on Ontario species... Ill in 99 
III vii 189, 190, 191 
IV i 58 
IV m 62, 64, 69, 79, 81, 106, 107 
Lark Bunting, Hamilton 
species II v 391 
Lark, Shore. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 89 
Prince of Wales Sound HI v 119 
Larkspur, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 57 
Lartet, M. E. 
Antiquity of man II vi 376 
On Co-Existence of Man 
WITH CERTAIN EXTINCT 
QUADRUPEDS PROVED BY 
FOSSIL BONES (FROM VARI- 
OUS Pleistocene de- 
posits) BEARING INCIS- 
SIONS MADE BY SHARP 
instruments: reprint. . . II vi 368 
Lartet and Christy. 
Observations relative to 
EXISTENCE OF MAN IN 
centre of France when 
REINDEER AND OTHER 
ANIMALS NOW EXTINCT 
THERE existed: reprint. II ix 262 
Lar us. 
Hamilton species II v 395 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI vii 188, 190, 198 
IV i 41 
IV in 76, 85, 89, 90, 98 
L. argentatus, Brunnich, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill v 122 
Larvae. 
Feeding habits of, of gall 
producers IV ix 361 
Infusoria, Larvae of Intes- 
tinal Worms I i 18 
Laryngeal pouches. 
Chimpanzee, gorilla, orang 
and other anthropoids. . . IV vi 514 
Anthropoids IV vi 513 
La Salle. 
Expedition of; map II n 401 
Lasioptera corni, Felt, hosts 
and anatomy (pl.) IV ix 323 
L. impatientifolia, Felt, 
hosts and anatomy (pl.).. IV ix 323 
Lat Alphabet. 
Discovery of meaning of. .. IV iv 262 
Hittite IV iv 265 
Lat inscriptions. 
In old Turanian syllabary.. Ill in 150 
Siberian characters and.... IV iv 264 
Latent Heat, vapours 
under various conditions. 'I n 135 
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Latham, Dr. 
Celtic races: ref I n 248 
"Varieties of Man": ref... II v 323 
Lathrobium puncticollis, 
Kirb, Canadian II I 35 
Lathyrus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
L. maritimus, Bigelow II xv 359 
L. ochroleucus, Hook II xv 359 
L. palustris, L II xv 360 
L. venosus, Muhl II xv 359 
HI ii 156 
Latin. 
Anomaly in use of tenses of 
subjunctive in, in con- 
ditional propositions ex- 
plained.... II xiv 51 
Beavers mentioned in, liter- 
ature II iv 360 
Cicero I, Catil. C, VI cor- 
rectly interpreted II xm 427 
Cicero, De Legibus II, XXV 
62, 63: interpieted HI i 90 
Coptic article in: examples. II xm 413 
Critical notes; chiefly 
on De Legibus of Ci- 
cero. By W. D. Pear- 
man II xiv 503 
Gender. IV vi 63, 67 
Horace, Epistle 1,1, lines 13- 
19: explained HI iv 20 
Juvenal, Sat. XIV, 281-3, 
explained Ill iv 19 
Juvenal, Satire XIII, V, 
197: interpreted HI I 92 
Lucretius II: 284-293, ex- 
plained HI iv 22 
Luscinia, derivation of HI i 93 
Livy B IX, cp. 16: trans- 
lated Ill I 161 
Lucan, Pharsal III, V 536: 
translated Ill I 169 
Lucretius V 753, correct in- 
terpretation II xm 427 
Mythology II xm 156 
Old Roman Language with 
examples I n 277 
On, Pronunciation. By 
Jas. Loudon II xn 460 
Philology of I ii 274 
Propertius V, IX, 5, interpre- 
ted Ill I 92 
Tacitus, Hist. 1, 71, ex- 
plained II xiv 53 
Translation of examples of 
Umbrian Inscriptions... . I ii 275 
Virgil, Georgies B HI, V. 
348: interpreted HI I 91 
Latin Inscriptions. 
Inscriptiones Britannia 
Latin>e: review II xiv 145 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Latin Inscriptions-Con. 
Notes on Latin Inscrip- 
tions found in Britain. 
By Rev. John McCaul... II in 7, 220 
II iv 173, 349 
II v 283, 483 
II vi 230, 395 
II vn 28 
II ix 217 
II x 95, 303 
II xii 108 
Notes (Dr. McCaul's) on 
Inscriptions on Altars, 
grave stones, etc., found 
at 
Aesica (Gt. Chesters) II x 105 
Ardoch, Scot II v 483 
Bath II v 484 
II vi 395, 401 
II x 106 
Benwell (Northum- 
berland) II iv 177 
Birdoswald (Ambog- 
lanna) II XIV 150 
Birrens (Blatum Bul- 
gium) II in 11,220 
II xiv 150 
Caerleon II vn 464 
II ix 222 
II xiv 154 
Bremenium (High 
Rochester) II vi 242 
II xii 123 
II xiv 550 
Caernarvon II v 292 
Caervoran II x 311 
Caerwent II vi 245 
Carvoran II xii 114 
II xiv 154 
Carvoran, Magna... II ix 218 
Chester II v 284 
Chesterholm II xn 115 
Cilurum II xiv 544 
Combe Down near 
Bath II in 223 
Corbridge (North- 
umberland) II iv 175 
Gt. Chester, bearing 
titles Parthici 
and Medici II xiv 154 
Hexham II ix 217 
II xiv 148 
Jarrow II xn 113 
II xiv 149 
Ilkley II vi 234 
Lanchester II vi 230 
Lincoln II V 287 
II vi 236 
Lydney II v 494 
Maryport (Olena- 
cum) II in 11 
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Netherby II xu 131 
Netherhall, Cumber- 
land II vi 397 
Northumberland.... II v 283 
Old Penrith II x 97 
Papcastle II xu 130 
II xiv 552 
Piercebridge, begin- 
ning with D.M. II x 96 
II xiv 147 
Plumpton Wall.... . II xiv 153 
Risingham (Habitan- 
cum) II iv 354 
II ix 224 
II x 102, 104, 314 
II xu 125 
II xiv 155 
Roman Wall II ix 221 
II xu 108, 118 
Translation of words 
D. M. in II xiv 147 
Syria-"ANN XII, 
P.C." Ill i 85 
Vindolana (Chester- 
holm) II x 98 
Whitechapel, London II v 291 
Wroxeter II iv 349 
York II ii 446 
II iv 173 
II v 288 
II vi 235 
II ix 219 
Latin Inscriptions, notes 
(Dr. McCaul's) on 
Archaeologia Ailiana II v 485 
C. Salvius Liberalis, Gover- 
nor of Britain according 
to, found at Urbisaglia... II x 309 
Constructions used in, on 
pigs of lead found in 
Britain II vn 28 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. Ill, Ad. n. 914. Ill i 77 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. Ill, pp. 132, 
133.... Ill I 79 
Ephemeris Epigraphica, 
1877, Vol. Ill, pp. 161, 
163,203,204, six examples 
of "spectavit" Ill I 81 
Gunston's articles of Roman 
Period were not found in 
London: evidence II v 489 
Inscriptiones Britanniae La- 
tinae n. 97 II xiv 153 
Lapidarium Septentrionale 
n. 446 Ill I 77 
Letters " D.M." II x 95 
Metallurgic relics found in 
Britain II vi 410 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Latin Inscriptions, notes 
(Dr. McCaul's) on-Con. 
Pig of lead found at Cartha- 
gena, Spain II vi 246 
Pigs of lead found in Britain II vil 28 
Roman Governorsof Britain 
during second, third and 
fourth centuries deter- 
mined from II x 310 
Roman Medicine stamp at 
Bath II in 8 
Sepulchral designations in 
Britain ...... 11 v 489 
Tabula honestae Missionis 
found at Malpas (Ches- 
hire) in 1812 II iv 179 
To God Nodous, Nodeus or 
Nudeus II v 492 
To god Vetires or Vitires ... II x 99 
To Lamiae II x 104 
To various governors of 
Britain whose title is 
doubtful II x 323 
Latin Inscriptions, notes 
on, giving Legate in 
Britain of Emperor 
Carcalla II x 315 
Elagabalus II x 317 
Gallienus II x 321 
Gordian II x 320 
Maximinus II x 319 
Severus II x 319 
Latissimo-condyloideus, 
orang IV vi 525 
Latissimus dorsi, orang.... IV vi 525 
La Tranche, gazetteer notice II xiv 520 
Lauracese. 
Canadian species I m 292 
11 xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 648 
London species II vm 232 
Laurent, A. 
Chemical Method, Notation 
Classification and No- 
menclature : reviewed.... II I 295 
Theory of substitution II I 297 
Laurentian, Laurentian 
Formation, etc. 
Agricultural capabilities of, 
in Canada II vm 122 
Anorthosites of II vm 115 
Area of, in Canada II vm 121 
Canada II vm 113 
II ix 1 
Characteristics and extent 
in Canada II II 442 
Characteristics of II VIII 113 
Composition of, and distri- 
bution of I ill 97 
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Laurentian, Laurentian 
Formation, etc.-Con. 
Division of Azoic rocks 
of Canada into Huron- 
ian AND. By Sir Wm. 
Logan. II ii 439 
Economic materials of, in 
Canada II vm 119 
Economic value of materials 
in..... I hi 97 
Gneiss ridges in limestone 
band of, rocks II m 3 
Gneissoid strata of II vm 115 
Hastings Co., Ont II v 470 
Iron ores of II vm 115 
L. Ontario II xv 390 
Laurentian geological dis- 
trict II xv 16 
Laurentian region of 
Ontario. By Wm. Hous- 
ton: abstract IV iv 241 
Limestone band in, rocks of 
Canada: traced II in 1 
Limestones of II vm 115 
Location and description of, 
in Canada II m 321 
Mineral characters of II vm 114 
Mosses on II xiv 472 
Nova Scotia II xv 109 
On Probable Subdivision 
of, Rocks of Canada. 
By Sir Wm. E. Logan.... II hi 1 
Ontario (Northern) II xiv 586 
Origin in L. Wendigokan 
region IV vm 346 
Quartzite bands accompany 
Limestone bands of, in 
Ontario II m 4 
Quartzites of II vm 115 
Quebec II xv 93 
Region of St. Lawrence.... I Hi 97 
Relative Dates of Vari- 
ous Intrusive Rocks 
Cutting, Series in Can- 
ada. By Sir W. E. Logan II m 107 
Strata at Fort Hill, Ont.... IV vn 149 
Structure of, in Canada.... II vm 118 
Syenite intrusion in lime- 
stone band of II in 2 
Theory of origin of Ill iv 123 
Laurentide. 
Geology of I in 255 
Laurentide geological dis- 
trict of Quebec II xv 92 
Lauzon or Lauzun. 
Division of Quebec group of 
rocks II xv 382 
Formation in Quebec II xv 99 
Lava. 
Aquatic plants at end of, 
currents of Mount Eden. II n 360 
Canadian II vi 427 
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Lava-Con. 
Character of N. Zealand 
Lava II ii 361 
Characteristics of II vi 427 
Lavega, in tertiary times. ... IV vm 377 
Lavoisier. 
Conditions under which ani- 
mals can live as regards 
supply of air: ref IV ix 269 
Law. 
Codification of. By T. B. 
Browning: abstract IV i 12, 36 
Codification of, with re- 
ference to Contracts. 
By T. B. Browning: ab- 
stract IV ii 28 
Difficulties of codifying 
English Law IV vm 66 
In regard to diseased people 
or insane, etc IV vm 69 
In regard to drunkards IV vm 70 
Law of habit. By Alfred 
S. Johnson Ill iv 26 
Science and English Law. 
By Geo. Kennedy; Presi- 
dential Address IV vm 63 
Weak points in English, 
criminal IV vm 68 
Lawson, A. C. 
Diabase Dykes of Rainy 
Lake Ill v 173 
Some 
sic Foliation and Schis- 
tose Cleavage in Dykes 
AND THEIR BEARING UPON 
PROBLEM OF ORIGIN OF 
Archaean Rocks Ill iv 115 
Elevation of terraces on 
north shore of L. Superior: 
ref IV vi 56 
Thickness of Huronian sedi- 
mentary deposits: ref.... IV vii 536 
Lawson, Geo. 
Distinctive Characters 
of Canadian Spruces. .. Ill vi 169 
Synopsis of Canadian Ferns 
and Filicoid Plants: re- 
viewed II ix 348 
Lawes and Gilbert. 
Chlorides in Atmosphere: 
ref IV vii 335 
Gases affecting foliage in- 
juriously: ref IV vn 246 
Lawrie,rLieut.-Col. 
In chloroform poisoning res- 
piration stops first: ref IV vn 199 
Layton, Epoch. 
Erosion features before and 
after, in Jamaica IV V 346 
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Comparison of, with Matan- 
zas of Cuba and Lafayette 
of N. America and its age IV v 342 
Fossils of, Jamaica IV v 339 
Jamaica IV v 338 
Lazulite 
Additional Note on Crys- 
tals of, described in 
July Number of Jour- 
nal, p. 363 II vi 455 
Chemical composition of. . . II vi 368 
Crystallization system in... II vi 364 
Measurement of angles of 
crystals of II vi 365 
On Klaprothine or, of 
North Carolina. By E. 
J. Chapman II vi 363 
Lea. 
Human footprints in 
solid limestone: reprint I i 95 
Lead 
Amount in silver coins II vi 301 
Ancient method of refining. II vn 31 
Detection of, in presence of 
Bismuth, by blow-pipe. . . II x 347 
Deposits and production in 
Canada up to 1905 IV vm 159 
Lead bearing rocks in United 
States I in 35 
Lead nitrate reduced by sul- 
phur I i 115 
Mines of Ireland I i 267 
Native, occurrence in Amer- 
ica II x 406 
Native, from near Dog 
Lake of Kaministiquia, 
L. Superior II x 406 
Nova Scotia I i 241 
Ore, Canadian II vm 120 
Ores found in New York... I i 37 
Ore, in Ottawa Valley I u 114 
Production in Britain, 1860. II vii 148 
Reduced by phosphorus.... I i 115 
Relations of, to air and 
water: reprint I in 264 
Separation of, from Sil- 
ver: reprint I in 221 
Silver extracted from I i 104 
Sugar of lead refuse I n 257 
Lead alloys in blowpipe with 
Bismuth II xv 258 
Copper II xv 258 
Gold II xv 257 
Platinum II xv 257 
Silver II xv 257 
Thallium II xv 258 
Tin II xv 258 
Lead pencil, manufacture.. . I i 104 
Leaden object, in mound in 
Otonabee Tp., Ont IV ix 8 
Ser. Vol. Tage 
Leather. 
Application of chemical 
science to manufacture of I I 136 
Manufacture in Canada. .. . IV vm 163 
Manufacture of I i 136 
Leathes, J. B., M.A., F.R.S. 
Chemical interpretation 
OF VITAL PHENOMENA .... IV IX 269 
Leaves, foliage. 
Absorb water through sur- 
face of petiole IV vii 252 
Absorption of water by; 
expts IV vn 248 
Basal cells of hairs on, best 
fitted for absorption of 
water IV vn 316 
Bordeaux mixture absorbed 
by IV vn 317 
Bordeaux mixture's effect 
on. . IV vn 246 
Capability to absorb water 
in one surface and trans- 
mit to other: expt IV vn 252 
Corrugations and hairs over 
veins aid in shedding 
water-, expt IV vn 256 
Dew drops remaining late in 
morning on, are acid IV vn 260 
Do plants when growing ab- 
sorb through leaves any 
alkali which is applied to 
surfaces IV vn 325 
Does distilled water become 
alkaline when placed on 
leaves or plants IV vn 263 
Effects of nutrient solution 
and of distilled water 
upon: expt IV vii 269 
Effects of water on: biblio- 
graphy IV vn 347 
Effect of solution applied to 
leaf surface IV vii 30S 
Effect of spraying with 
caustic solutions IV vn 325 
Effects of strong solutions 
applied to cut ends of 
petioles of: expts IV vn 292 
Experiments to test water 
absorption by detached 
leaves IV vn 249 
Experiments to test whether 
nutrient solution can sup- 
port plant's life by apply- 
ing it in spray IV vn 271 
Guttation drops on, analysis 
of IV vn 261 
Immersed in distilled water 
lose weight IV vn 259 
Incrustations on; functions. IV vn 262 
Incrustations on certain, 
cause and function of. ... IV vn 257 
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Leaves, foliage-Con. 
Incrustations on, chemical 
composition IV vn 258 
Incrustations on, of desert 
plants IV vn 261 
Investigation into 
EFFECTS OF WATER AND 
AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF 
COMMON INORGANIC SUB- 
STANCES ON FOLIAGE 
LEAVES. By Jas. B. Dan- 
deno IV vu 237 
Lithium ascends in, as fast 
as water? IV vu 304 
Reaction of distilled water 
after placed on: expt. ... IV vu 266 
Solutions applied to leaf sur- 
face in drop, forms ring of 
crystals: explanation.... IV vn 310 
Some salts kill, by osmotic 
action IV vn 302 
Specific gravity apparatus 
to find density of solutions 
in tests on (pi.) IV vn 239 
Toxic power of acids on.... IV vn 302 
Water absorption by; his- 
torical resume IV vn 241 
Lebertia IV ix 281 
L. setosa Koen n. sp. 
Full description of female 
(pl.) IV ix 294 
Syn. L. tau-insignita Koe- 
nike IV ix 294 
L. tyrrelli Koen n. sp. 
Full description (pl.) IV ix 290 
Syn. L. tau-insignita Koe- 
nike IV ix 290 
L. wolcotti Koen n. sp. 
Full description (pl.) IV ix 292 
Syn L. tau-insignita Koe- 
nike IV ix 292 
Lebia vittata, Fabr, Mels. 
Cat I in 256 
Leblanc, Janssens and. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. . IV vi 482 
Lechea, L. Canadian locali- 
ties of 
L. major, Michx II xv 167 
L. minor, Lamarck II xv 167 
L. thymifolia, Pursh II xv 167 
Leclerc du Sablon. 
Earlier stages in develop- 
ment of stem of Pteris 
aquilma: ref IV VI 604 
Seedlings of Osmunda re- 
galis: ref IV viii 515 
Lectures. 
Extracts from Exhibition 
Lectures I i 135, 158 
Leda Clay, fossils found in 
(pl.) II viii 455 
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Ledyard iron mine (Ont.).. Ill i 262 
Lee, Dr. 
Of Indian Dept II xn 153 
Lee, John Ed. 
Illustrated Catalogue of 
Museum of Antiquities at 
Caerleon: reviewed II vn 463 
Lee, Richard, F. A. S. L. 
Native Tribes of Poly- 
nesia II xn 443 
Lee, Prof. Samuel. 
Autograph note on Temple. II xv 544 
Leech. 
Dr. Williams (Swansea) on 
anatomy of II i 27 
Land, of Ceylon II vn 356 
Notes on Some points in 
Anatomy of. By Jas. 
Bovell (pl.) II i 27 
Respiratory system II i 27 
Sexual organs of II i 27 
Leeds County, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 520 
Leeds Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 65, 520 
Leeward Islands, Exports 
and Products of (1859)... II vn 142 
Lefroy, Gen. Sir John, 
K.C.M., G.F.R.S. 
Biography of. By His Son. IV n 1 
On probable number of 
native Indian popula- 
tion of British America I i 193 
Presidential Address, 
1853 I i 121 
Remarks on Thermome- 
tric Registers I i 29,75 
Aims and objects of Cana- 
dian Institute IV vi 11 
Canadian Institute's address 
to, on his departure IV VI 21 
Obituary IV I 35 
Left-handedness. 
Among Benjamites Ill in 127 
Among Egyptians II xm 221 
In primaeval times Ill in 126 
Hereditary transmission of. II xm 228 
Left-handedness. By 
Daniel Wilson II xv 465 
Theory as to cause II xv 474 
Legend. 
Algic Legends: Famous 
Algonquins. By Jas. 
Cleland Hamilton IV vi 285 
Ki-use girls II iv 189 
Legend of "Resurrec- 
tion Bone". By J. Play- 
fair McMurrich IV ix 45 
Loon and Old Man (Denes). IV IV 171 
"Lynx and the Woman" 
(Denes) IV iv 108 
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Legend-Con. 
"NSySRhwolluz and the 
Gambler" (Den&s) IV iv 216 
Legendre. 
Examination of, Proof of 
Properties of parallel 
lines. By Rev. Geo. 
Paxton Young II i 519 
His Proof of Euclid's twelfth 
axiom not true II v 341 
Legion. 
Nom-de-plume of Robert 
Baldwin Sullivan; selec- 
tions from his writings... II xv 342 
Legislation. 
Roman laws influenced by 
Christianity in protecting 
children IV n 163 
Some effects of Christi- 
anity on. By Hon. Wm. 
Proudfoot IV n 25, 159 
Legouis. 
Pancreas of Amiur us: ref.. Ill u 413 
Leguminoseae. 
Barrie species.._ II xv 47 
Canadian species with lo- 
calities II xiv 293 
II xv 355 
Hamilton species Ill ii 147 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 639 
London species II vm 223 
Leibnitzian Maxim, on foun- 
dation of Logic II x 166 
Leighton. 
Milk supply of Montclair, 
N.J., examined for bac- 
teria IV vii 469 
Leiorhynchus II vi 188 
Leiotrichi division, of man- 
kind ........ 111 11 8 
Leipzig, amount of Filth in its 
milk supply IV vii 467 
Leitgeb. 
Completoria complens in 
prothallia of ferns: ref. .. IV v 275 
Lejean, Guillaume. 
Theodore II and new 
empire of Abyssinia: 
reprint IIx 46, 138, 204 
Lerna trilineata, Oliv (Mels. 
Cat.) I in 258, 326 
Lemming. 
Canadian species and habi- 
tats. Ill vi 81 
Migrations IV in 181 
Lemming, Hudson's Bay, 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 116 
Lemnaceae. 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill u 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 650 
London species II vm 234 
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Lemurs. 
Flexor longus pollicis in IV vi 539 
Structural differences separ- 
ating them from apes and 
monkeys II ix 160 
Lenhossek, M. 
Eosinophilous substance in 
nerve cells similar to 
Lanthanin of Heidehnain: 
ref IV vi 410 
Fixing agent for nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 407 
Nature of nucleolus: ref. . . IV vi 416 
Nerve cell does not contain 
true nuclein or chromatin: 
ref IV vi 417 
Nucleolus attachment to nu- 
clear frame work: ref.... IV vi 412 
Lenni Lenape IV vi 286 
Lennox. 
Fossil sharks of Devon- 
ian: abstract Ill ill 120 
Lenormant. 
On iron in Africa: ref IV iv 137 
Lenormant and Chevalier. 
Egyptian empire in eigh- 
teenth dynasty: ref II xm 38 
Lenox, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 520 
Lenox County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 305, 520 
Lenses. 
Discovery of I i 220 
Geometrical methods 
CHIEFLY IN THEORY 
OF THICK LENSES. By 
Prof. J. Loudon Ill m 7 
Lentibulacese. 
Barrie species. II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species Ill n 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 645 
London species. II vm 229 
Lentinus. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
L. lecomtei, Fr IV ix 72 
L. lepideus, Fr IV ix 72 
Lenzites. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
L. betulina, Fr IV ix 73 
L. saepiaria, Fr IV ix 73 
Leontini, copper coin from, 
in Canadian Institute.... II ix 230 
Leopard, of Ceylon II vn 350 
Leopold Von Buch. 
Theory of origin of hail.... II vm 36 
Lepadocrinites gebhardii... In 215 
Lepidodendron, lower coal 
measures, Nova Scotia... II v 307 
L. gaspeanum II iv 317 
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Lepidoptera. 
Cytology of galls of IV ix 358 
Descriptions of some 
species of Nocturnal, 
found in Canada. By « 
Rev. Chas. J. S. Bethune. II vm 1 
Feeding habits of larvae of. . IV ix 361 
Galls and larval develop- 
ment IV ix 315 
List of Diurnal, collect- 
ed in N.W.T. and Roc- 
kies, 1883 Ill ii 239 
Nocturnal, found in Can- 
ada. By Rev. Chas. J. S. 
Bethune II x 247 
Species IV ix 309 
Parthenogenesis among.... II vn 127 
Lepiota. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
L. gracilenta, Krombh IV ix 69 
L. naucinoides, Pk IV ix 69 
L. naucina, Fr IV ix 69 
L. procera, Scop IV ix 69 
Lepidium, L. Canadian lo- 
calities of 
L. campestre, L II xv 164 
L. intermedium, Gray II xv 164 
L. ruderale, L II xv 164 
L. virginicum, L II xv 164 
Lepidosteus. 
Alimentary canal in Ill in 272 
Pancreas of HI ill 274 
Lepsius, Dr. Richard. 
Letters from Egypt, Ethio- 
pia and Sinai with Egyp- 
tian chronology of Israel- 
ites'Exodus: reviewed... I n 149 
Preliminary Account of 
Expedition to Egypt, 
Ethiopia and Sinai: re- 
print I ii 153, 179, 266 
Scientific results of expedi- 
tion to Egypt, Ethiopia 
and Sinai I n 266 
Eugubine Tables: ref Ill v 85 
Leptaena. 
Canadian localities II VII 112 
Generic characters II vi 329 
II vn 112 
Ottawa R I I 222 
Primordial zone, Quebec. .. II VI 42 
L. alternata (Conrad). 
Chemical composition com- 
pared with allied fossils. . I ii 265 
Toronto II iv 451 
L. depressa II vi 336 
L. filitexta, Hall, Ottawa R.. I i 221 
L. rugosa II vi 336 
L. sericea, Sowerby. 
Dundas and Hamilton II XIV 144 
Toronto II IV 451 
L. tenuistriata II vi 336 
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L. transversalis, Dalman. 
Niagara limestone, Niagara. II xiv 142 
Leptocerina, N. American 
species II vn 494 
Leptocerus Leach, Charac- 
ters and N. American 
habitats of 
L. dilutus, Hagen II vn 495 
L. lugens, Hagen II vn 495 
L. indecisus, Walker....... II vn 496 
L. mentiens, Walker II vn 496 
L. incertus, Walker II vn 496 
L. niger II vn 495 
L. submacula II vn 496 
L. sepulchralis, Walker. ... II vn 495 
L. variegatus, Hagen II vn 496 
Leptocoelia (Hall), generic 
characters II vi 351 
L. concava, Hall, Oriskany 
Sandstone and Cornifer- 
ous Limestone, Ont. (pl.). II vi 352 
L. flabellites (Conrad), Oris- 
kany Sandstone, Ont. and 
Que. (pl.) II vi 351 
L. plano-convexa, Hall, 
Dundas and Hamilton... II xiv 144 
L. propria II vi 351 
Leptura, Canadian habitats 
of 
L. biforis (Mels. Cat.) I in 258 
L. canadensis, Oliv.. . Im 258, 326, 327 
L. 8-notata, Say I ill 377 
L. proxima I ill 327 
L. rubrica, Say I ill 326 
L. scalaris, Say I ill 326 
II I 37 
L. vagans, Oliver II I 37 
Lepus, habitats 
L. americanus, Erxl II vi 83 
L. californicus, Gray HI vi 83 
L. campestris, Bach Ill vi 82 
L. glacialis (Leach), Rich... HI vi 82 
L. sylvaticus, Bach HI vi 83 
L. timidus, Linn, var. arti- 
Leach HI vi 82 
L. virginianus (Harlan), 
Rich HI vi 82 
L. glacialis, Leach, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI v 116 
L. sylvaticus, fossil remains 
in post pliocene of Amer- 
ica II iv 417 
Lernaeopoda edwardsii, 
Olsson, full description 
(pl.) Ill i 246 
Lesghian. 
Aztec forms compared with. Ill ii 166 
Basque compared with Ill n 163 
Caucasian language com- 
pared with Ill ii 164 
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Leslie, J. P. 
Flexure of strata in the 
Broad top coal field, 
Penn: reprint II n 479 
Lesmurdie skull II vn 411 
II viii 141 
Lespedeza, Michx, Cana- 
dian localities of 
L. capitata, Michx II xv 358 
L. hirta, Ell II xv 358 
L. repens, Torr and Gray.. II xv 358 
L. violacea, Pers II xv 358 
Lesquereux, Leo. 
On Fucoides in Coal For- 
mations: reviewed II xi 191 
Lesseps, M. de. 
Ship Canal across Isth- 
mus of Suez: reprint.... 1 m 337 
Lestes, Leach, Characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
L. eurina, Say II vii 460 
L. forcipata Rambur II vii 459 
L. hamata, Hagen II vn 460 
L. rectangularis, Say II vii 460 
L. unguiculata, Hagen II vii 460 
Lesueur. 
Mesenterial filaments of 
Zoantheae: ref IV vi 390 
Lesueur River, Iowa, iron- 
stone beds on I n 80 
Letters. 
Errata Recepta in II IX 139 
Letters Patent of In- 
vention I i 184 
Leucas in Acarnania. 
Copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 228 
Silver coins from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 107 
Leucine, pro perities of II n 306 
Leuciscus, L. Ontario II xin 506 
Leuckart. 
Mesenterial filaments solid: 
ref IV vi 388 
Leucocytes. 
Agent in transferring fat to 
lacteal IV vm 253 
In epithelium IV vin 248 
In kidney of frog (pl.) IV ix 393 
In Necturus IV n 228 
In villus of guinea pig IV vin 246 
Part taken by them in trans- 
fer of parenchymatous fat IV vin 250 
Leucophane, composition... II i 553 
Leucosolenia botryoides, 
contractile vesicles in en- 
toderm cells II xv 425 
Leucosporae, list of Ontario.. IV ix 69 
Leucoxene, in dykes of Rainy 
Lake Ill V 180 
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Leukothea, discovered by 
Herr. R. Luther I in 269 
Levator anguli scapulae, 
orang (pl.) IV vi 526 
L. arcus palatini, Amiurus 
catus Ill ii 316 
L. operculi, Amiuruscatus . . Ill n 318 
Levey, Chas. 
Gold Mining on Saskat- 
chewan: abstract Ill m 267 
Levi, G. 
Another green staining sub- 
stance besides nucleolus 
in nucleus: ref IV vi 410 
Nerve cells of different types 
of vertebrata: ref IV vi 428 
Levi, Isle du Fort, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 520 
Levis division of Quebec 
group II xv 381 
Levis formation, Quebec. . . II xv 99 
Lewis. 
Surface tension and degree 
of concentration in case 
of number of solutes and 
in electrolytes: ref IV lx 397 
Lewis, Sir Geo. Cornwall. 
Autograph, with brief com- 
ments II xiv 605 
Levy, Chas. 
On Capital: abstract Ill vi 29 
Leydig. 
Sense organs: ref Ill n 259 
L'Hote, M. L. 
Investigation of gaseous pro- 
ducts of nitroglycerine: 
ref II xiv 360 
Lh'ta'tin tribe, same as Al- 
ta-tin IV vii 526 
Lhthiladinla, Denes Ill vii 139 
Lhuyd, Ed. 
Armorican grammar and 
vocabulary: ref Ill v 80 
Irish habitation of England: 
ref IV v 65 
Lhuyd and two poems IV in 218 
Work as Welsh philologist. . IV v 69 
Liard, River. 
Nah'ane territory IV vn 52o 
Petroleum areas in Ill I 22 oc 
Upper, valley inhabited by 
Taku branch of Nah'ane 
tribe IV vii 519 
Libellula, new species (1856). II n 382 
Libellula. Characters and 
N. American habitats 
of 
Libellula, Hagen II vii 455 
Libellula, Linn II vii 452 
L. assimilata, Uhler II vii 454 
L. domitia, Drury II vii 452 
L. hudsonica, Selys II vii 453 
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Libellula. Characters and 
N. American habitats 
of-Con. 
L. intacta II vu 453 
L. quadrimaculata, Linn. .. II vn 455 
L. rubicundula, Say II vn 454 
L. simplicicollis, Say II vn 454 
L. trimaculata, De Greer. . II vn 455 
Libellulida, synopsis of Cana- 
dian species II vn 452 
Libellulina, synopsis of Cana- 
dian species II vn 452 
Libertas, nom-de-plume of 
Peter Brown; selection 
from writings II xv 274 
Library. 
Bohn's Scientific I n 19 
Public, in various cities. ... I i 286 
Donation to, by Mr. Bohn. I in 170 
Library of Canadian In- 
stitute I ii 66 
Library, Niagara, 1800-1820. 
Niagara Library, 1800- 
1820. By Janet Carno- 
chan IV iv 336 
Account of meetings IV iv 340 
Account of monies spent... IV iv 345 
Catalogue of Books. ...... IV iv 351 
Formation and objects IV iv 337 
Rules and regulations IV iv 338 
Libtako, 1852 I m 265 
Lichasidae II i 286 
Lichen family. 
Dene's mode of eating IV iv 130 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Lichenes, London species. . . II viii 238 
Lichina, British Seas I i 109 
Liebig. 
Constituents of gluten: ref. IV vn 497 
Source of Muscular power: 
ref II xi 249 
L'lenissei, Inscriptions de... IV ii 266 
Lievrite. 
Chrysotite and, compared. . II vn 44 
Composition of II vn 43 
Description of I m 100 
Fayalite and, compared.... II vn 44 
On Position of, in Mine- 
ral Series. By E. J. 
Chapman II vn 42 
Life. 
Is life a manifestation of 
chemical laws IV ix 272 
Lord Kelvin's theory of, on 
Globe IV vm 424 
Origin of Life on Globe. 
By A. B. Macallum IV vm 423 
Life insurance. 
In Canada IV vm 84 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Life insurance-Con. 
On Duration and Expec- 
tation of Life in Can- 
ada COMPARED WITH 
OTHER COUNTRIES. By 
Geo. H. Dartnell I n 191 
Principles IV vin 79 
Principles of Insurance, 
with especial refer- 
ence TO SICK BENEFIT 
provision. By Arthur 
Harvey IV vm 73 
Light. 
Additional experiments 
ON INTERNAL DISPERSION 
OF LIGHT. By Sir G. 
Stokes: reprint I n 171 
As a stimulant IV vm 109 
Boyden Premium; condi- 
tions of award to person 
who determines whether 
or not all rays of light 
travel with same velocity. II v 302 
Changes produced on skin 
by exposure to, as seen 
under a microscope IV vm 105 
De Saussure's experiments 
on absorption by air and 
cause of blue sky and red 
sunset I I 6 
Effect on bacteria IV vm 102 
Electric, Carbon arc regu- 
lator I I 118 
Electric Light and 
Colour Manufacture: 
reprint I i 242 
Engravings exposed to sun- 
light become actinic II in 164 
Illuminating power of candle 
when burning in rarefied 
air II vi 381 
Irritant character of, on skin IV vm 106 
Is, of Comet its own II vm 69 
Light baths IV vm 112 
Light cure for Lupus Vul- 
garis IV vm 114 
M. Jamin experiments 
SHOWING THAT TRANS- 
PARENT AND METALLIC 
BODIES BEHAVE IN SAME 
WAY TO POLARIZED LIGHT: 
reprint.. II n 468 
Mathematical and Physical 
Theories of I I 82 
Moser's Images and a 
new action of: reprint. . II in 163 
On Atmospheric Pheno- 
mena of Light. By J. 
Bradford Cherriman I I 6, 25 
Physiological action IV viii 102 
Pigment cells affected by; 
cause IV vm 103 
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Light -Con. 
Relations of Gold to II ii 449 
Review of progress, 1857... II ii 468 
Zodiacal Light. By Rev. 70 
Geo. Jones: reprint II in 
Lighthouse. 
Difficulties of constructing 
on shoal at Nantucket... I m 124 
Light house on the new 
South Shoal, Nantuc- 
ket U.S. By Major 
Hartman Bache: reprint. I m 121 
New iron II i 396 
Lighting. 
Lighting by Electricity: 
reprint I in 56 
Lightning. 
Formof, By J. Nasmyth.. . II n 63 
Note on; Sir D. Brewster... I i 95 
Lightning Conductor. 
For Chimneys I in 145 
Prof. Faraday's recommen- 
dations for I in 145 
Rods of magnetised steel 
best for I I 17 
Lignite. 
Areas in Canada IV ix 101 
Assaying, by blowpipe II ill 211 
Composition of, at Medicine 
Hat. Ill v 154 
Deposits at Brandon, Vt... I I 140 
Deposits in New Zealand... II n 362 
On Mankato R., la., and 
branches I n 80 
Ligny, battle of Ill iv 159 
Liguamea Formation. 
Comparison of, with Zapata 
of Cuba and Lafayette of 
N. America IV v 349 
Jamaica IV v 344, 347 
Ligusticum, L. Canadian 
localities of 
L. actaeifolium, Michx II xv 556 
L. scoticum, L II xv 556 
Liliacese. 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II xiv 299 
Hamilton species Ill u 153 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 652 
London species II viii 234 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia HI iv 211 
Lillie, A., D.D. 
Canada. Physical Econo- 
mic and Social: reviewed I m 351 
Lilies. 
Bulbs eaten by Denes. . . IV iv 129, 130 
Suitable for flower gardens.. IV ill 129 
Lima excavata, from 487 
metres depth II vi 518 
Limacidse, generic characters II xu 35 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Limax, nerve cell develop- 
ment in IV vi 428 
Limbatse II vm 4 
Lime. 
Distribution of hydraulic, in 
western Ontario I in 74 
Gapse Peninsula II v 468 
In rain I n 10 
Nova Scotia I i 241 
Lime Feldspar II v 529 
On effect of Sulphate of 
Lime upon vegetable 
Substances. By Cheva- 
lier Claussen: reprint.... I n 70 
On Hydraulic Limes, 
Artificial Stones a nd 
DIFFERENT NOVEL APPLI- 
CATIONS OF SOLUBLE 
Alkaline Silicates. By 
M. Fr. Kuhlman: reprint. I in 333 
Phosphate of, found in New 
York . I ii 37 
Theory of Hydraulic Limes. I in 333 
Lime Tree family, species 
yielding paper fibre II xi 198 
Lime water. 
Use of, in formation of 
Bread: reprint I m 309 
Limenitis, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 240 
Limestone. 
Band of, in Laurentian 
Rocks of Canada; traced. II m 1 
Canadian Institute enquiries 
concerning, of Canada... I i 26 
Deposits as means of tracing 
fossiliferous strata in N. 
America.. I in 28 
Deposits limited in pre- 
Cambrian IV vii 536 
Deposits of Huronian IV vii 536 
Economic capabilities of, in 
Canada II in 322 
For it on smelting at Bras 
d'Or Lakes, C.B IV vm 155 
Forced arrangement of 
blocks of, in boulder clay 
(pl.).. II ix 257 
Formation north of Belle- 
ville II v 47 
Formations in central On- 
tario IV vii 146 
Fossil corals of, of On- 
tario. By E. Billings... II iv 97 
General Mechanical 
Structure of. By H. C. 
Sorby: reprint I in 411 
Human footprints in solid. . I i 95 
Laurentian Rocks, Canada. II vm 115 
L. Huron I i 125 
L. Superior I i 125 
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Limestone-Con. 
Limestone and Marble 
Quarries on Shores of 
L. Couchiching I II 38 
Limestone islands of L. 
Ontario and L. Huron. . . IV vu 176 
Ontario I i 113 
Origin of . II vi 439 
Regions where, exists in 
Canada I i 26 
Silicate of Iron in, beds of 
Lake St. John Rama, 
Ont II iv 493 
Limestone, Bala, Wales.... I i 248 
Limestone, Black River, 
Lituites undatus in II u 267 
Limestones, Cedar, Minne- 
sota I ii 79 
Limestone Chazy, new 
cystidean in, near Mon- 
treal II ii 302 
Limestone, corniferous. 
Distribution in western and 
Huron regions of Ontario. I in 73 
Fossil Corals in, Ontario... II v 254 
Fossils in, Ontario II vi 254 
Middleton and Windham 
Tps., Norfolk Co., Ont... II vi 296 
Ontario I in 1 
Limestone, Crystalline. 
Age of , in America I m 38 
Canadian. II vi 437 
Characteristics II vi 437 
Crystalline limestone of 
N. America. By T. 
Sterry Hunt I in 36 
Exploration of bands of, in 
Argenteuil and Ottawa 
in 1858 .... II v 452 
Minerals in North American I in 36 
Limestone, Gaspe series, 
Quebec II xv 384 
Limestone, Globigerina, 
Jamaica IV vm 383 
Limestone, Gypsiferous, 
distribution in western 
Ontario and Huron region I in 73 
Limestone, Hippurite, 
Jamaica II v 307 
Limestone, Lower Mag- 
nesian, Minnesota In 79 
Limestone, Magnesian. 
On Formation of. By T. 
Sterry Hunt II iv 184 
T. Sterry Hunt's theory of 
their formation II iv 276 
Limestone, Niagara. 
Huron region, Ont I III 51 
Niagara II v 502 
North shore of L. Ontario. . II xv 391 
Ontario I III 1 
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Limestone, Oolitic, formation 
of, by organic agencies.. II iv 324 
Limestone, Radiolarian, 
Jamaica IV vm 383 
Limestone Sub-carbonifer- 
ous, deposition of in vari- 
ous localities in World not 
contemporaneous though 
fossils are same II xni 270 
Limestone, Trenton. 
Belleville district II v 43 
Distribution on L. Huron 
coast (Ont.) I m 50 
Collingwood Tp., Ont II v 304 
Formation from Presqu'isle 
to village of Newcastle... IV vm 11 
New York, equivalent in 
Tennessee I n 138 
North shore, L. Ontario. ... II xv 390 
On some new genera and 
species of Cystidea in. 
By E. Billings I n 215, 250,268 
Limestone Upper Magne- 
sian, Minnesota I u 79 
Limestone, white. 
Age of, in Jamaica IV v 332 
Cuba . IV vm 383 
Erosion of, in Jamaica IV v 332 
Fossils of IV v 333 
Haiti IV vm 383 
Jamaica IV v 331 
Limestone, Yellow, Jamaica IV vm 383 
Limnsea, nerve cell develop- 
ment in..... j. IV vi 428 
Toronto species II vi 328 
Limnaeidse, Canadian II iv 272 
Limnaeidse, generic charac- 
ters II xii 35 
Limnea, species of, in Notta- 
wasaga R. district II vi 497 
Limnophilina, N. American 
species II vu 488 
Limnophilus, Leach, Char- 
acters and N. American 
habitats of 
L. bimaculatus, Walker.... II vu 490 
L. despectus, Walker II vn 490 
L. dossuarius, Say II vn 489 
L. externus, Hagen II vu 489 
L. hyalanus, Hagen II vu 489 
L. indivisus, Walker II vu 490 
L. multifarius, Walker II vn 490 
L. perpusillus, Walker II vu 488 
L. plaga, Walker II vu 490 
L. rhombicus, Linn II vil 488 
L. subguttatus, Walker... . II vu 490 
Limncea, Lake Ontario II xiu 505 
L. jugularis, Say, Lake Ont. II xiu 504 
Limnochares, Lake Ontario. II xui 501 
Limonite. 
Deposits, Nova Scotia IV vm 186 
Deposits, Ontario IV vill 186 
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Limosa, Hamilton species. . . II v 394 
Limosinae II xi 159 
Limulus, or King Crab II viij 26 
Linaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xjv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 638 
II xv 176 
Linaria. 
Abnormal development in.. II in 315 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Linara pin us, winters around 
Toronto I i 170 
Lincoln (Eng.), notes on 
Latin Inscription on 
grave-stone, etc., found at II v 287 
II vi 236 
Lincoln County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) .... II xiv 210, 521 
Linden, Canadian localities. . II xv 176 
Lindley, Dr. John. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vu 244 
Classification of Flora II vi 276 
Obituary I x 428 
Linder and Picton. 
Action of electrolytes on 
colloidal solutions: ref... IV ix 53 
Linen manufactures, Ire- 
land I i 269 
Lingones Cohorts, in Bri- 
tain ; Latin inscriptions 
concerning II vi 230 
Lingula (Bruguiere). 
Canadian localities II vn 111 
Chemical Composition of, 
found at Hawkesbury, 
Ont I n 264 
Generic characters (pl.).... II v 266 
II vn 111 
On Chemical Composition 
of Recent and Fossil 
Lingulae, and some 
other Shells. By W. E. 
Logan and T. S. Hunt.. I n 264 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II vi 42 
Shell contains phosphate of 
lime I n 195 
Toronto I I 151 
L. acuminata, Potsdam 
Group, Canada (pl.) II vm 187 
L. antiqua, from Potsdam 
Sandstone contains phos- 
phates I n 264 
L. lamellata, Hall, Niagara 
limestone, Hamilton .... II XIV 142 
L. ovalis, chemical composi- 
tion of I n 264 
L. parallela, from calciferous 
limestone, contains phos- 
phates I n 264 
Ser. Vol. Page 
L. prima, from Potsdam 
Sandstone contains phos- 
phates I ii 264 
L. quadrata (Eichwald), 
Toronto II IV 451 
Lingula flags. Wales I i 248 
Lingulidae. 
Generic characters II in 160 
Position of II xi 393 
Linnaea borealis, suitable for 
flower gardens IV ill 128 
Linnaeus. 
Classification of Mammalia: 
ref II ix 154 
Linnet, Hamilton species.... II v 391 
Linnet, English, Toronto 
specimen IV I 54 
Linnet, Pine. 
Migration and habits of... . Ill vn 197 
Winters around Toronto. . . I I 170 
Linota cannabrua, Toronto IV i 54 
Linum, L., Habits and 
Canadian habitats of 
L. perenne, L II xv 176 
L. striatum, Walt II xv 176 
L. sulcatum, Riddell II xv 176 
L. usitatissimum, L II xv 176 
L. virginianum, L II XV 176 
Lion, Sea, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 77 
Lipaus. 
Dishonest tribe IV iv 19 
Habitat and present popu- 
lation IV iv 14, 16 
Lippincott, Capt. Richard, 
Richmond Hill II xiii 446 
Lippman. 
Process of photography in 
natural colours IV vu 371 
Lips. 
Functions in speech, modify 
vowels, and form labial; 
muscles involved IV iv 225 
Orang IV vi 509 
Physiology of, in Speech. 
By A. Hamilton: abstract IV iv 225 
Liquids. 
For preserving natural his- 
tory specimens I I 174 
Phenomena connected 
WITH MOTION OF. By 
Prof. Tyndall I in 108 
Liquorice, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 357 
Liriodendron. 
Capacity of leaf to absorb 
water in one surface and 
transmit to another: expt. IV vn 253 
Localities Canadian species II xv 58 
L. tulipifera, L., Canadian 
localities ,.... II vi 40 
II xv 58 
284 LIR 
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Liroconite, monoclinic sys- 
tem in II iv 326 
Lismore, Dean of. 
Poems of Ossian II xm 395 
Lissoclinum tenerum Verr, 
syn. of Didemnopsis tene- 
rum (Verrill) IV ix 138 
Liston, Dr. Robert. 
Bruce's brain: ref II xv 204 
Listowel, Ont., Birds fre- 
quenting IV in 66 
Literature. 
Extent of Welsh IV v 68 
Wales and its. By Rev. 
Neil MacNish IV v 64 
Literary and Philosophical 
Society of Liverpool, 
50th anniversary II vn 227 
Literary forgeries, of 18th 
century II xn 177 
Literary gossip II i 88 
Lithium. 
Ascends in plant leaf at 
same rate as water IV vn 304 
Detection of, in presence of 
soda by blowpipe II x 340 
Method of distinguishing 
red flame of, from that of 
strontia by blowpipe... . II x 341 
Litlington skull, measure- 
ments of II viii 133 
Lithocampe Ehrenberg, 
Jamaica IV viii 386 
Lithographers. 
Etching liquid for: re- 
print I in 147 
Process of obtaining-by 
means of Photography. 
By Prof. Ramsay: reprint I ill 412 
Lithornithium IV viii 386 
Lithostrotion, beds in cen- 
tral basin, Tennessee. .. . Ill vu 76 
Lithuanian. 
Complexion HI u 24 
Coptic article in: examples. II xm 413 
Lithuanic, Beavers men- 
tioned in, literature II iv 360 
Little Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 521 
Littlehales, Major E. B. 
Gov. Simcoe's Adjutant and 
first Secretary II xiv 95 
Littlehales, Major, Toronto II xm 179 
Little Pig vein, Kamanis- 
tiquia Ill VII 257 
Littleton, N. H., geology of. Ill iv 69 
Littoral Zone, animals and 
plants in, in British Seas. I I 109 
Littorina littoralis, in Bri- 
tish Seas I i 109 
L. littorea, in British Seas .. I I 109 
Ser. Vol. Page 
L. neritoides, inhabit British 
Seas I i 109 
L. rudis, inhabit British Seas. I i 109 
Littorinidae, Canadian II iv 273 
Lituites, Canadian (pl.) II vin 23 
L. undatus, Black River 
limestone, Lorette II li 267 
Live-for-ever, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 550 
Liver. 
Amiurus Ill n 406 
Fibrine not in blood from. . II IX 178 
Fibrine undergoes transfor- 
mation in; amount of... . II ix 182 
Liver of Amiurus. By A. 
B. McCallum.. Ill II 387 
Liver leaf, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 52 
Liverpool. 
Atmospheric currents at ... II n 112 
Deviation of Magnetic 
needle at. By John 
Ross: reprint I ill 112 
Fiftieth anniversary of, 
Literary and Philosophi- 
cal Society II vn 227 
Livingston, Dr. 
Patron's gold medal of 
Royal Geographical So- 
ciety awarded to I in 308 
Livingston, J. A. 
Purposes of Comets Ill vn 9 
Livy, B. IX. cp. 16, transla- 
tion of Ill I 161 
Liz ana. 
First colonists of Yucatan: 
ref IV vi 101 
Lizard, Ceylon II vn 354 
Lloyd. 
Ripening of Cheddar 
Cheese: ref IV vn 107 
Lloyd, Rev. Humphrey. 
Opinion on closing Toronto 
Observatory I I 146 
Presidential address be- 
fore British Associa- 
tion, 1857: reprint II II 462 
Lobefoot, Hamilton species. . II v 394 
Lobelia, suitable for flower 
gardens IV in 129 
L. inflata, Toronto I I 218 
Lobeliaceae. 
Barrie species II XV 48 
Canadian species II xiv 295 
Hamilton species Ill n 150 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 644 
London species II viii 228 
Lobipes, Hamilton species... II v 394 
Lobster. 
Branchial Organs of I m 204 
I Lobster. By J. Bovell.... I in 203 
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Locke. 
Essay concerning human 
understanding: ref II xi 212 
Locke's Philosophy, and 
Sensationalist Doctrine... II iv 399 
Sensationalism; a carrying 
out of his principles II iv 397 
Lockhart, Clarke. 
Brain in man and lower 
orders compared: ref II xv 178 
Lockhart, John. 
Obituary I m 167 
Locomotion. 
Locomotion by compres- 
sed air: reprint I n 103 
Locomotive. 
Bed form of boiler II I 342 
Fuel economy in, methods 
of obtaining... II I 339 
Good's Locomotive Engine 
"Toronto," drawing of; 
first made in Canada.... I u 76 
Montgomery's boiler for. . . II I 341 
Multitubular boilers first 
made, described I u 63 
New railway I I 116 
Supplying locomotives 
with water: reprint.... I in 22 
Locomotor Ataxia Ill v 49 
Locris, Ashchurite traces in. II xiv 260 
Locust Tree, Canadian spe- 
cies with localities II xv 356 
Lodges. 
Dene, various IV iv 185 
Tsekehne IV iv 192 
Loeffter and Frosch. 
Cause of "Foot and Mouth 
Disease": ref IV vni 54 
Logan, Sir Wm. E. 
Canadian Geological 
Survey .and its Direc- 
tor. By Sandford Flem- 
ing II i 238 
Division of the Azoic 
Rocks of Canada into 
Huronian and Lauren- 
tian II II 439 
Letter to Joachim Bar- 
rande on Primordial 
Zone of Canada II vi 41 
On Probable Subdivision 
of Laurentian Rocks 
of Canada II in 1 
On Rocks of Canada I i 124 
Physical Structure of 
Western District of 
Upper Canada I in 1 
Relative Dates of Vari- 
ous Intrusive Rocks 
Cutting Laurentian 
Series in Canada II in 107 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Logan, Sir Wm. E.-Con. 
Ream rks on Fauna of 
Quebec Group of Rocks 
and Primordial Zone of 
Canada II vi 40 
Autograph letter frcm 
H.R.H. Prince Albert.... I i 42 
Biography of. II i 238 
Canadian Institute's address 
to, on being knighted ... . II I 404 
Canadian mineral exhibit at 
1851 Exhibition arranged 
by I I 38 
Copper deposits in meta- 
morphic region south of 
St. Lawrence II v 453 
Exploration of bands of 
crystalline limestone in 
Argenteuil and Ottawa in 
1858 II v 452 
G eology of western Canada 
(Ont.) I in 27 
High angles of dip of strata 
near Millburn, Ont.: ref. IV vn 152 
Honors conferred on II n 146 
Juries of 1851 Exhibition 
remarks about I I 90 
Knighted II i 186 
Report on North Shore of 
Lake Huron, 1848; and 
Ottawa district, 1845: 
reviewed II n 440 
Statement regarding Geo- 
logical Survey I in 253 
Surveys made in Canada 
up to 1855 II I 240 
Testimonial to, by Mont- 
real II iv 147 
Wallaston Medal conferred 
on II I 307 
Logan, W. E., and T. S. 
Hunt. 
On Chemical Composi- 
tion of Recent and 
Fossil Lingulae and 
some other Shells I n 264 
Sketch of Geology of Can- 
ada: reviewed II I 378 
Loganite. 
Canadian localities II vi 161 
Discovery of I I 114 
Tests II vi 161 
Logeman. 
Alpha rays falling on polish- 
ed copper emit 3 rays: ref. IV ix 153 
Experiment on secondary 
rays excited by rays 
of polonium repeated... IV ix 154 
Loggerhead, Toronto HI vn 192 
Logic. 
Aristotelian, incomplete... II x 167 
286 LOG 
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Logic-Con. 
Leibmtzian maxim on foun- 
dation of II x 166 
Scholastic, defective II x 165 
Science of, constructed from 
mathematical theory of 
laws of thought II x 161 
Logie, Judge. 
Collection of Canadian 
plants II xiv 281 
List of Canadian Plants 
collected by II xiv 291 
Loir-et-Cher., flint instru- 
ments found in Il ix 271 
Lollius Urbicus. 
Antoninus Pius' legate in 
Britain II x 310 
London, Eng. 
Charity in I I 120 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vii 468 
Sewage disposal methods... IV u 143 
Trafalgar Square II I 204 
London and Northwestern 
Ry-, Accidents in 1851 
and their cause I I 8 
London Quarterly Review, 
No. CCV Jan. 1858: re- 
viewed II in 137 
London (Ont.) 
District in 1813. By an 
American II xv 30 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 215 
In 1848 II xv 271 
List of Plants Collected 
CHIEFLY IN IMMEDIATE 
NEIGHBOURHOOD OF. By 
W. Saunders , II vm 219 
Tests on purity of water 
from effluent of sewage 
system at, Asylum IV I 166 
London Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 216, 522 
London, Whitechapel, Latin 
Inscription on grave stone 
found in II v 291 
Londonderry, N.S. 
Analyses of Iron Ores 
and Ankerites from 
Acadia Mines of. By E. 
J. Chapman II xv 414 
Long, J. 
Trading experiences on 
north of L. Superior, 1777- 
91 IV iv 307 
Long-eared Mouse, Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 80 
Long Lakes, gazetteer notice, 
(1813) II xiv 522 
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Long Point, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 522 
Long Point Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 212 
Long Reach, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 522 
Long Sault Rapids, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 64 
Long Saut, isle au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 522 
Long-tailed Duck, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Long-tailed Weasel, Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 75 
Longfellow, H. W. 
Song of Hiawatha: reviewed II I 48 
Longitude. 
Chicago, determined II iv 458 
Collingwood, determined... II iv 459 
Establishment of difference 
of, between Brussels and 
Greenwich by Telegraph. I u 257 
Finding meridian for, work 
in field II iv 455 
Kingston, determined II iv 457 
Longitude and Time- 
Reckoning; selection 
OF PRIME MERIDIAN COM- 
MON TO ALL NATIONS. By 
Sandford Fleming Ill i 138 
Longitude of Fernandina, 
Florida, by Chrono- 
meter Exchanges From 
Savannah, Georgia. By 
A. D. Bache and Charles 
A. Schott: reprint II ill 71 
Longitude of Kingston. 
By Jas. Williamson I in 82 
Montreal, determined II iv 456 
Ottawa, determined....... II iv 460 
On Employment of Tele- 
graph TO DETERMINE, OF 
some Canadian Cities. 
By Lieut. E. D. Ashe, 
R.N II iv 453 
Quebec, and various others 
determined by Lieut. 
Ashe: ref II iv 277 
Quebec, determined II iv 450 
Three Rivers, determined. . II iv 460 
Toronto, determined II iv 456 
Windsor, determined II iv 459 
Longlow Cist, crania in II vn 423 
Longmaid, Wm. 
On Peat and other Vege- 
table Charcoal and 
some of its uses: reprint I ill 217 
Longshanks (Birds) II xi 159 
Longspur, Lapland, notes 
on Ontario frequenters... IV m 69, 98 
Longueil Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 522 
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Looming, cause of I i 7 
Looms of Carrier Indians (pl.) IV iv 156 
Loon, Prince of Wales Sound. Ill v 122 
Loon, Red-throated, Green 
River IV ill 90 
Loosestrife, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 554 
Lopez, Dr. 
Aryan origin of Quichua- 
Aymara: ref Ill v 67 
Lophius, formation of Nissl 
granules in, from nucleus. IV vi 434 
Lophocampa, Harris, gene- 
ric characters II vm 367 
Lophyropods II i 281 
Lorraine Epoch, central On- 
tario IV vii 161 
Lorraine Shales. 
Difference in time between 
them and Drift Formation 
at Toronto I I 149 
Huron region, Ont I m 50 
Thickness of different kinds 
on Lake Beach, Garrison 
Common, Toronto I I 149 
Lord Durham. 
Lieut.-Col. Coffin's opinions 
concerning, as administra- 
tor in Canada IV in 294 
Lord Elgin, Gov.-Gen. of 
Canada. 
Higher education in Canada 
and Merton tradition.... II xm 463 
Lorimier. 
Trader near portage of 
Miami of Lakes (1765).. . IV in 266 
Lota vulgaris, Capillaries re- 
lation to various portions 
of stomach Ill n 402 
Lotz. 
Structure of haemal arches 
in Cyprinoids and other 
fishes Ill ii 297 
Loucheux Indians. 
Canada Ill V 216 
Dene HI vii 113 
Dress IV iv 162 
Habitat and population.... IV iv 16 
Identical with Kutchin IV iv 15 
Tribes IV vi 78 
Loudon, Jas. 
Euler's Equations of 
Motion Ill i 95 
Geometrical methods, 
CHIEFLY IN THEORY OF 
THICK LENSES Ill III 7 
Notes on Mechanics II xiv 354 
Notes on Relative Mo- 
tion Ill i 231 
Notes on Statics. (Geo- 
metrical PROOFS OF SOME 
propositions) II xm 231, 546 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Loudon, Jas.-Con. 
On Latin Pronunciation. II xu 460 
On stability of floating 
bodies II XIII 135 
On Trilinear Co-ordin- 
ates II xin 62 
President's Address (1877) II xv 365 
Canadian Institute's Con- 
gratulations to, on be- 
coming President of Uni- 
versity IV iv 224 
Loudon, W. J. 
Decimal System of Time: 
abstract Ill in 118 
Loughborough Tp., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 522 
Louisburg, C. B. 
Geography and history. ... I i 126 
Louisberg Cape Breton. 
By S. J. Stratford I i 126 
Louth Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813)..... ...... H xiv 523 
.Lovage, Canadian localities. . II xv 556 
Lovelace, Countess of. 
Obituary I I 119 
Loveland and Watson. 
Milk supply of Middletown 
Conn, examined for bac- 
teria: ref IV vii 469 
Lovell's General Geography: 
reviewed II vi 485 
Lovell, John. 
The Family Herald: re- 
viewed II v 57 
Lovering, Prof. Joseph. 
Atmospherical electri- 
city: reprint I n 155, 181 
Low Layton volcano, Jamai- 
ca IV v 338 
Lowe, E. J. 
Meteorology of second 
Quarter of 1854 at 
Highfield House Ob- 
servatory, Notting- 
hamshire, Eng I in 14 
Singular Mortality 
amongst Swallow 
Tribe: reprint I in 388 
Lowe, Rob. 
Autograph with brief com- 
ments II xiv 605 
Lowe Inlet, Goniocarpa coc- 
codes sp. n. from IV ix 132 
Lowell. 
Dominion Directory, 1871- 
73 II xv 38 
Lower Helderberg Group. 
Canadian II vm 439 
In Tennessee Ill vn 79 
Lower Landing, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 522 
288 LOW 
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Lower Silurian Series. 
Canadian II vm 186 
Ontario, Potsdam and Que- 
bec groups II vm 452 
Lowit. 
Fusiform corpuscles: ref. . . IV II 244 
Lowland Rock-Surface, cen- 
tral Ontario IV vii 179 
Loxia, Hamilton species II v 392 
L. curvirostra. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 89 
Natural history, etc., of... . I u 124 
Observations on Ontario 
frequenters IV in 69, 92, 100, 103 
Winters in Toronto I i 170 
L. leucoptera. 
Habits of Ontario frequen- 
ters Ill in 89 
Observations on Ontario 
frequenters HI vn 184 
IV i 51, 57, 58, 59 
IV in 69, 102 
Loxonema cotterana (n. 
sp.), corniferous, Ont. 
(pl.) II vi 360 
Lubbock, Sir John. 
Co-existence of man and 
megaceros in Ireland: ref. HI i 219 
Mistaken as to age of archae- 
ological finds IV iv 41 
Primeval man: ref II xv 514 
Lubosch, W. 
Biceps in man: ref IV vi 535 
Lubricants. 
Mineral Oil as a lubri- 
cant for Machinery: 
reprint I Hi 287 
Necessary properties of.... I m 287 
Preparation of I in 288 
Rosin oil for, for machinery. I Hi 94 
Lucae, Dr. J. C. Gustav. 
Brain capacity of J. J. W. 
Heinse and Dr. C. H. 
Biinger: ref II xv 207 
Lucan, Pharsal HI, v. 536, 
translated HI i 169 
Lucania, Elea or Velia, in, 
Silver coins from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 106 
Lucanidse, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Lucanus dama, Thumb,... I m 211, 325 
Lucea Bay, Jamaica, fossils. IV v 341 
Lucern, Canadian habitats. . II xv 356 
Lucina sine concubitu II n 482 
Lucretius 
IL, 284-293: translated.... HI iv 22 
V., 753: translated II xm 427 
Lucule I n 5 
Ludwigia, L., Canadian 
localities of 
L. alternifolia, L II xv 553 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ludwigia, L., Canadian 
localities of-Con. 
L. palustri, Ell II xv 553 
Luk j ano w. 
Structures in gastric mucosa 
of salamander: ref IV I 247 
Lumbering. 
Lumbering on line of 
Grand Trunk Railway I m 46 
Lumbriculus, L. Ontario... II xm 499 
Luminosity. 
Supposed Self-Luminosity 
of Planet Neptune. By 
Col. Baron de Rottenburg II i 424 
Lumbrici, part of spectrum 
least affecting IV vm 102 
Luminiferous. 
Luminiferous Ether. By 
J. M. Clark IV n 93 
Lummi Indians, dictionary. Ill v 218 
Lunar. 
Atmospheric tide I I 85 
Magnetic variations II n 460 
Supposed decennial in- 
equality IN, DIURNAL 
magnetic variation: re- 
print II ii 451 
Volcanic Craters, of 
Moon; structure of. 
By Jas. Nasmyth: reprint I ill 114 
Lundy, Jacob, Whitchurch.. II xin 566 
Lunenburg, N.S., gold in... II vi 529 
Lunenburgh, Ont., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 523 
Lupine, Canadian localities. . II xv 355 
Lupinus, Tourn, Canadian 
habitats of 
L. perennis, L II xv 355 
Lupus vulgaris. 
Cured by Rontgen rays.... IV vm 123 
Light cure for IV vm 114 
Luscinia, derivation of Ill I 93 
Lutra, Canadian localities 
of 
L. californica, Baird Ill vi 76 
L. canadensis, Turton Ill vi 76 
L. destructor, Barnston.... Ill vi 76 
Luttrell, Narcissus. 
Autograph in volume now 
property of Dr. Scadding. II xv 535 
Luther, R. 
Discovery of new asteroid 
planet I m 269 
Luyem or Bear totem, how 
assumed IV iv 205 
Lycsena, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats Ill u 241 
Lycian Alphabet Ill m 168 
Lychnis, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
L. githago, Lam II xv 170 
L. vespertina, Smith II xv 170 
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Lycoperdaceae, list of On- 
tario; their habits and 
habitats IV ix 79 
Lycoperdon, Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
L. gemmatum, Batsch IV ix 79 
L. pyriforme (Schaeff) IV ix 79 
Lycopodiaceae. 
Barrie species II XV 50 
Canadian species II xiv 300 
Generic characters II xn 364 
Hamilton species Ill n 156 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 653 
London species II vm 237 
Remains in clays of Scar- 
boro Hts II xv 399 
Lycopodiales 11 xn 364 
Lycopodineae, gametophyte. IV v 267 
Lycopodium annotinum, 
prothallus and antheridia IV V 267 
L. cernuum. 
Antheridia and archegonia. IV v 268 
L. inundatum, sexual phase 
of IV v 268 
L. phlegmaria IV v 268 
Lydians. 
Ethnology of I n 220 
Mythology and legends. ... II xv 295 
Lydia. 
Aschurite traces in II xiv 246 
Zimri traces in II xv 294 
Lydney, notes on Latin In- 
scriptions found at II v 494 
Lyell, Sir Charles. 
Coal measures of Nova 
Scotia: reprint I i 237 
Detritus carried down by 
Mississippi: ref I m 77 
Elementary Geology; re- 
view of 5th edition I in 285 
Geological Evidences of An- 
tiquity of Man, with re- 
marks on Theory of 
Species by Variation: re- 
viewed II vm 378 
Mistaken as to age of 
archaeological finds IV iv 41 
. On Industrial Exhibition 
at New York Geologi- 
cal Section: reprint.... I in 35 
On Origin of Coal-Fields: 
reprint I I 279 
Quantity of mud carried 
down by Mississippi and 
Ganges annually; its effect 
on sea level: ref I m 59 
Results of Observation 
in France in reference 
TO ANTIQUITY OF HUMAN 
Race: reprint II iv 497 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Lyell, Sir Charles-Con. 
Temple of Serapis at Poz- 
zuloi II in 338 
Terraces and level ridges 
north of L. Ontario IV vi 29 
Terraces of L. Ontario basin III vi 3 
Transverse section of Missis- 
sippi channel and plains 
(pl.) I in 77 
Lyngbia, cyanophycin in. .. . IV vi 457 
Lynn River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 523 
Lynx. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 72 
Dene mode of capturing.... IV iv 97 
Dene, snaresand traps IV iv 97,101 
Lynx and the Woman, 
Dene myth IV vi 108 
Lynx canadensis, Geoff, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 72 
L. rufus, Gmel, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 72 
Lyons Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 523 
Lyrodesma, Ottawa R I i 222 
L. plana (Conrad), Toronto. II iv 452 
Lysimachia, flower peculari- 
ties of II v 340 
Lys-institute IV vm 121 
Lysophiurse, characteristics, 
families and species IV vm 366 
Lythracese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 294 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species II xv 554 
Lythrum. L., Canadian 
localities of 
L. alatum, Pursh II XV 554 
L. salicaria, L II xv 554 
Lytton, Lord. 
Autograph II xiv 484 
Maachathites, region, Pa- 
lestine II xiv 419 
Macadem, Dr. Stephenson. 
On cause of phenomena 
EXHIBITED BY GEYSERS 
of Iceland: reprint I m 173 
Macao Island II n 175 
Macalister, Alex. 
Coronoid head of pronator 
in gorilla: ref IV VI 536 
Gastrocnemius homologue 
of pronator radii teres: 
ref.... .. IV vi 567 
Omo-cer vicales in gorilla: 
ref IV vi 527 
Opponens hallucis in gorilla: 
ref...... IV vi 573 
Plantaris in chimpanzee: 
ref IV vi 567 
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Macalister, Alex.-Con. 
Scansorius in chimpanzee: 
ref. . IV vi 557 
Scansorius in gorilla: ref.... IV vi 558 
Soleus of chimpanzee: ref. . IV vi 566 
Sucking pad in infant: ref.. IV vi 512 
Macallum, A. B., F.R.S. 
Alimentary Canal in Gan- 
oid Fishes: abstract.... HI in 271 
Alimentary canal, Liver, 
Pancreas and Air- 
bladder of Amiurus. ... Ill ii 387 
Cell Structure and Cell 
content: abstract IV u 10 
Contributions to Mor- 
phology and Physiology 
of Cell IV i 247 
Cytology of Non-nu- 
CLEATED ORGANISMS IV VI 439 
Nasal region in Eutae- 
nia (pl.) Ill i 390 
Nerve endings in cutane- 
ous EPITHELIUM OF TAD- 
POLE: abstract HI m 276 
Origin of Life on Globe. IV viii 423 
Structure of Cell Proto- 
plasm: abstract IV m 44 
Studies on origin of 
Blood Pigment: ab- 
stract IV ii 19 
Studies on Blood of Am- 
phibia IV ii 221 
Pal>eochemistry of Ocean 
IN RELATION TO ANIMAL 
and Vegetable proto- 
plasm IV vii 535 
Chemical properties of Nissl 
granules: ref IV vi 406 
Iron constant constituent of 
all chromatin: ref IV vi 411 
"Masked" iron in Beggia- 
toa: ref IV vi 475 
Method of determining iron 
and phosphorus in wheat. IV vii 506 
Potassium in fibrils of un- 
contracted striated mus- 
cle: ref IV viii 404 
Potassium in renal cells of 
frog: ref IV ix 390 
Potassium in root hairs of 
Equisetum arvense and 
Spirogyra: ref IV ix 393 
Proportions of sodium po- 
tassium and calcium in 
blood plasma same as in 
ocean water: ref IV vii 539 
Reagents to show distribu- 
tion of potassium in plant 
and animal tissue: ref.... IV viii 412 
Stainable granules in cen- 
tral body of Cyanophy- 
cese: ref IV vi 449 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Macallum, A. B., F.R.S.-Con. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref.. IV vi 481 
Surface tensions' action in 
different processes of 
living organism: ref IV ix 396 
Test for phosphorus in nerve 
cells: ref IV vi 411 
Macallum and Menten. 
Distribution of Chlorides in 
nerve fibre: ref IV vin 409 
MacAulay, Rev. Alex. 
Authenticity of Ossian 
poems IV iv 325 
Macaulay, Dr., Toronto.... II xm 93, 264 
Macaulay, T. B. 
Autograph. . . II xiv 481 
Macaulay, Wm., Kingston.. II xn 249 
Macaulay, Sir Jas., Chief 
Justice of U. Canada. .. . II xu 160 
Macdonald, Col. Marshall. 
Salmon migration in Colum- 
bia (map): ref IV ix 27 
Macdonnell, Hon. Alex. 
Diary of Gov. Simcoe's 
Journey from Humber 
Bay to Matchetache Bay, 
1793 IV I 128 
Election address, 1804 II xu 517 
Reminiscences of II xm 104 
Macdonell, Bishop, Toronto II xu 154 
II xm 90 
MacDougal family, Toronto II xm 438 
Macdougall. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV VU 245 
Macdougall, Alan. 
Boeothick Indians of 
Newfoundland IV u 98 
(abstract) IV n 26 
Canadian Cattle trade 
and Abattoirs Ill n 53 
Electro - Horticulture: 
abstract IV iv 240 
Indian as an Artist: ab- 
stract IV in 42 
Present efficiency in 
Sewage Disposal: ab- 
stract IV i 37 
Macdougall, Peter, Toronto II xn 160 
Macedon, silver coins of 
Phillip II and III of, in 
Canadian Institute II IX 108 
Macedonia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 262 
Celtic and Gileadite traces in II xv 79 
Zimri traces in II XV 297 
Macfarlane, Dr. 
Notation for Physical 
units HI in 81 
Macfayden. 
Bacteria in low tempera- 
tures: ref IV vin 425 
291 MAC 
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MacGeorge, Rev. J. 
Wrote under name of11 Solo- 
mon"; selections from 
writings II xv 267 
Macgregor, Chas. John. 
Abstract of Meteoro- 
logical Observations 
for 1861-62 at Strat- 
ford, Ont II vni 294 
Meteorological Obser- 
vations at Stratford .. II vn 87 
On Climatology of Strat- 
ford II xn 470 
Machseracanthus sulcatus, 
St. Mary's, Ont Ill in 120 
Machine. 
Earth Boring. By Colin 
Mather: reprint I ill 297 
Electro-Magnetic En- 
graving: reprint I III 16 
Milking IV vn 483 
New dibbling, or seed drill. I n 103 
Perreaulx Dividing. .... I i 102 
Portable Lifting: reprint I i 37 
Invention of reaping I I 111 
Reaping, early models I I 39 
Samuelson's patent digg- 
ing: reprint I I 244 
Machinery. 
Description of a portable 
farming produce mill I I 13 
Economy of Fuel for 
Steam. By Alfred Brunel II I 336 
Rosin oil for lubricating. .. . I III 94 
MacIntyre, Duncan Ban, 
Celtic poet IV in 221 
Mackay. 
Origin of Ts'Els'ant tribe: 
ref IV vn 521 
Mackay, Dr. Chas. 
John and Jonathan (poem) II in 166 
Reception in United States. II in 365 
MacKellar, Mrs. Mary, 
Celtic poetess IV in 223 
Mackenzie, Prof. J. J. 
Human evolution and 
HUMAN DISEASE (PRESI- 
DENTIAL Address, 1908). IV vm 535 
Preliminary list of 
collected in neigh- 
borhood of Toronto. .. Ill vn 270 
Typhoid Bacillus in Re- 
lation to Drinking 
Water: abstract IV n 11 
Ultramicroscopic organ- 
isms IV vm 53 
Chemical properties of Nissl 
granules: ref IV vi 406 
Nature of nucleolus: ref.... IV vi 416 
Nissl granules contain iron: 
ref IV vi 411 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mackenzie, Sir Alexander. 
Denes dress: ref IV v 188 
Denes funeral customs: ref. IV v 193 
Dene story of creation: ref. IV v 201 
Expedition across Canada 
and Rocky Mts. to Paci- 
fic: ref IV iv 314 
Nathannas same as Nah'- 
ane: ref IV vn 517 
Weapons (war) of Slaves 
and Dogribs: ref IV v 191 
Mackenzie, Wm. Lyon. 
Autograph documents II xiv 114 
Dr. Strachan and II xn 530 
Incidents in his career II xn 155, 232,528 
Nom-de-Plume " Patrick 
Swift"; with selections 
from writings II xv 436 
Sketches of Canada (1833): 
ref II xv 35 
Mackenzie Dist. (Can.), 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
MacKenzie Mts., Home of 
Na'anne tribe IV vn 521 
MacKenzie valley, copper in 
use in, in prehistoric 
times IV iv 136 
Mackerel, American mode of 
catching I n 117 
Mackinac. 
Fur trade just after con- 
quest IV in 262 
Trade at, at time of revolu- 
tion IV in 271 
Trade conditions during re- 
volutionary war IV iv 305 
Maclean, Rev. John, M.A., 
Ph.D. 
Blackfoot Confederacy: ab- 
stract Ill vn 17 
Blackfoot Language IV v 128 
Blackfoot Sun-dance. ... Ill vi 231 
Gesture Language of 
Blackfeet IV v 44 
I ND IA N LA NGUA GES ? ND 
LITERATURE IN MANI- 
TOBA, Northwest Terri- 
tories and British Co- 
lumbia Ill v 215 
Language and Religion. . IV vi 273 
Mortuary customs of 
Blackfeet Indians Ill v 20 
Picture writing of Black- 
feet IV v 114 
Social organization of 
Blackfoot Indian IV iv 249 
Red Crow, chief of Blood 
Indians: ref.... IV VI 298 
Maclurea, Ottawa R I i 221 
M. logani II iv 466 
Macnab, Capt. Alex., Tor- 
onto., II xiii 187, 567 
292 MAC 
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MacNabs, in Toronto of Old. II xn 350 
MacNeill, Dr. 
Authenticity of Ossian 
poems: ref IV iv 323 
MacNish, Rev. Neil. 
Authenticity of poems of 
Ossian II xiii 392 
Authenticity of "Sean 
Dana ": abstract Ill vn 31 
Celtic Prosody IV m 206 
(abstract) IV in 40 
Gaelic topography of 
Damnonia Ill in 43 
Gaelic topography of 
Wales and Isle of Man III n 181 
Hades of Homer and of 
Virgil II xv 646 
Language and Literature 
of Brittany Ill v 76 
Picts, the IV v 295 
Present aspect of Ossia- 
nic Controversy IV iv 319 
Review of Carvalyn 
Gailckagh or Manx 
Carols IV v 83 
Review of Work by A. W. 
Moore on Surnames 
and Place-Names of 
Isle of Man: abstract.. IV n 27 
St. Columba or Colum 
Cille IV in 131 
Surnames and Place- 
Names of Isle of Man. . IV ii 103 
Topographical argument 
IN FAVOUR OF EARLY 
SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH 
, Isles by Celts who 
spoke Gaelic Ill i 310 
Umbria Capta Ill v 219 
Wales and its Literature IV v 64 
Obituary ; IV viii 98 
Translation of Celtic tablet 
found at Tell el Amarna 
Egypt; its date: ref IV V 89,94 
Macoun, John. 
Notes on Manitoba. Phy- 
sical Phenomena of 
Manitoba and N.W.T.. HI i 151 
Petroleum areas in Atha- 
baska: ref HI i 226 
Macoun, John and John 
Gibson. 
Synopsis of Flora of Val- 
ley of St. Lawrence 
and Great Lakes II xv 51, 
161, 349, 429, 546 
Macoun, John, John Gib- 
son and 
Botany of Eastern Coast 
of L. Huron II xiv 467, 635 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Macpherson, Chief Factor 
Hudson Bay. 
Esquimault report of Frank- 
lin's crew I ii 84 
MacPherson, Dr. D. 
Researches in Crimean 
Bosphorus, and on site 
of Ancient Greek city 
of Panticapceum (Ker- 
tch): reprint II n 120 
MacPherson, Lachlan. 
Authenticity of Ossian 
poems: ref IV iv 325 
MacPherson, Jas. 
Author of poems of Ossian. II xm 392 
Ossian poems. By: authen- 
ticity IV I 216 
Ossianic poems, authenti- 
city of IV i 217 
Translator of Ossian poems; 
biography IV iv 319 
Macrocephali. 
Artificial distortion in, 
skulls II viii 146 
Characteristics II vn 429 
Distortion of crania II vi 424 
Macrocephalic skulls, Ker- 
tch, Crimea II v 322 
Macronema zebratum, 
Hagen, characters; N. 
American habitats II vn 498 
Macrorhamphus griseus, 
Toronto Ill vn 192 
Macrosiphonida, character- 
istics and families in II xi 397 
Macroura II i 280 
Mactridae, Canadian II iv 273 
Macula acustica, from fish 
(pl.) Ill ii 264 
Madagascar. 
Dress II iv 206 
Dwellings.'. II iv 204 
Ouvirandra of II iv 206 
People of Malay origin II iv 210 
Snuff-taking II iv 205 
Three Visits to, 1853-54-56. 
By Rev. Wm. Ellis: re- 
viewed II iv 204 
Traveller's Tree of II iv 208 
Urania speciosa of II iv 208 
Water yam or lace leaf of.. II iv 206 
Madder root, extraction of 
colouring matter from 
waste product I I 104 
Madison, Wis. 
Forest Products Laboratory 
at IV ix 234 
Milk supply examined for 
bacteria IV vu 469 
Madler, M. 
Alcyone centre of gravity of 
solar system IV in 192 
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Magnetic Pyrites from, 
analyzed II xii 266 
Mineral wealth of (1836).. . II xv 36 
Madreporaria, ciliated bands 
not observed in IV vi 390 
Maduran. 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Magazine. 
Anglo-American: reviewed. I i 72 
I ii 19 
British Colonial: reviewed.. I i 72 
Mining Magazine; notice of 1 n 43 
Magdalen R. in Gaspe. 
Geological survey of, in 
(1857)..... II iv 270 
Vitrina pellucida from II iv 272 
Magemut, territory HI vi 265 
Magic Songs, of Finns IV vi 325 
Magliano, leaden tablet, 
inscription deciphered 
and translated HI in 237 
Magna, Roman name of Car- 
voran; evidence II xm 148 
Magnesia or Magnesium. 
Acetate of: preparation of. . II i 312 
Detection of Alkalies in 
presence of, by blowpipe. II x 342 
Evidence from existing 
lakes and rivers of pro- 
portion of, in primeval 
ocean IV vn 556 
History of, in ocean IV vn 548 
In rain I II 10 
In sea water in pre-Cam- 
brian period IV vn 540 
Lakes and rivers contain, 
to some extent IV vn 556 
Mortars II in 333 
Plasma contains relatively 
less than sea water IV vn 561 \ 
Preparation of II n 305 
Proportion in living proto- 
plasm unknown IV VII 561 
Proportional amount in 
large rivers, lakes and 
seas IV vn 558 
Proportions in sea water and 
blood different IV vn 539 
Relative amount in dog's 
muscle IV vn 540 
Magnesian limestone. 
Formation of; T. Sterry 
Hunt's theory II iv 276 
On Formation of. By T. 
Sterry Hunt II iv 184 
Location in Minnesota I u 79 
Magnesite. 
Canadian II vi 437 
Mode of formation........ II n 356 
Tests; Canadian localities.. II vi 155 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Magnet. 
Remarks on Temperature 
Coefficients of. By G. 
T. Kingston II vin 280 
Magnetic. 
Absolute values and Secular 
changes II 11 461 
Aurora Borealis, disturb- 
ances I in 125 
Casual variations II n 457 
Colonial, Observatories. 
By Major Gen. Sabine: 
reprint II n 455 
Declination at Toronto, 
1856-64 II x 114 
Deviation of, needle at 
Liverpool. By Sir J. 
Ross: reprint I m 112 
Dr. Kemps Electro-Mag- 
netic Engine I I 43 
Faraday's obseryations on 
para and diamagnetic 
substances '. ... I i 192 
Horizontal Force at Tor- 
onto (1856-64) II x 115 
Inclination at Toronto 
(1856-64).. II x 115 
Lunar, variations II n 460 
Magnetic action and sun 
spots II iv 233 
Magnetic action of Sun. .. . II iv 232 
Magnetic influence of 
sun on earth and 
Comets. By Arthur Har- 
vey IV vi 345 
Magnetic Science yet in its 
infancy I I 17 
Monthly absolute values 
of Magnetic Elements 
at Toronto (1841-1868). 
By G. T. Kingston II xii 263 
Monthly absolute values 
of, Elements at Tor- 
onto (1856-64). By G. T. 
Kingston II x 114 
Observations on, Force. 
By Prof. Faraday: reprint I I 191 
On Amount and Frequ- 
ency of Magnetic Dis- 
turbances and of Au- 
rora at Pt. Barrow, on 
Shores of Polar Sea. 
By Major-General Sa- 
bine: reprint II in 55 
On, Disturbances at Tor- 
onto (1856-62). By G. T. 
Kingston II vin 157 
On Physical Lines of, 
force. By Prof. Fara- 
day: reprint I I 31 
Peculiarities of, field. 
By Prof. Tyndall: reprint I ill 111 
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Magnetic-Con. 
Peculiarities of, field de- 
monstrated... I in 111 
Periodical variations II n 459 
Photographic, apparatus... II I 199 
Secular variation of, inclin- 
ation in north-eastern 
States II ii 66 
Secular variation in de- 
clination in Atlantic 
and Gulf coast of U.S. 
FROM OBSERVATIONS IN 
17th, 18th and 19th 
CENTURIES. By C. A. 
Schott: reprint II n 66 
Supposed decennial in- 
equality in Lunar Di- 
urnal Magnetic Varia- 
tion: reprint II n 451 
Total Force at Toronto 
(1856-64) II x 115 
Magnetic Iron Ore. 
Artificial formation of II vi 526 
Characteristics II v 518 
Magnetic Iron Ores of 
Victoria County with 
Notes on Charcoal 
Iron smelting. By W. 
Hamilton Merritt Ill i 261 
Magnetic Observatory, Tor- 
onto. 
Action regarding withdrawal 
of military attachment at 
Toronto I I 138 
Government attitude to. .. II x 86 
History of II ill 99 
Memorial to Government 
to retain, at Toronto 
(1853) I I 145 
Meteorological observations 
at. See Meteorological 
Register, Toronto 
Observations of Meteors at I u 39 
Review of (1860) II v 113 
Magnetic Pyrites, Madoc: 
analyzed II xu 266 
Magnetic storms. 
Aurora and IV vi 353 
Comets affected by IV vi 355 
Period of rotation of sun 
obtained from IV vi 350 
Sun spots and IV vi 347 
Toronto and Pt. Barrow 
records of, compared .... II ill 56 
Magnetism, electro-magne- 
tism; review of (1858)... II iv 69 
Magnetism, Terrestrial. 
Distribution of, in United 
States. By Prof. Bache, 
and J. D. Hilgard: ab- 
stract II n 66 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Magnetism, Terrestrial-Con. 
Effect of sun and moon on.. I in 269 
General survey of, in 
1853: reprint I n 51 
Lieut. MacRae's observa- 
tions in Southern Hemis- 
phere II n 198 
Review of progress (1852).. I i 83 
Review of progress (1857).. II n 465 
Sun spots and I i 192 
Surveys up to 1852 I i 83 
Variations in, and causes, 
sun being primary I i 84 
Views on Origin of I n 168 
Magnetite. 
Artificial formation of II iv 54 
Composition of II iv 54 
Deposits in each province of 
Canada IV vin 186 
In dykes of Rainy Lake... . Ill V 176 
L. Wendigokan region IV vin 352 
Origin in apatite deposits... IV vin 512 
Magno-ferrite. 
Artificial formation of II vi 526 
Composition II iv 495 
Magnolia acuminata, L., 
Canadian localities II xv 58 
Magnolia Warbler, Toronto III vn 193 
Magnoliaceae. 
Canadian species I in 292 
II xiv 291 
Hamilton species Ill n 145 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 636 
II xv 58 
London species II vn 220 
Species supporting Platysa- 
mia cecropia Ill iv 211 
Magnus, Prof. 
On Calorific Relations 
of Hydrogen and other 
Gases: abstract II vi 383 
Magpie Song, of Navajos.... IV vi 324 
Mahalah descendants II xv 278 
Mahomet, treatment of 
horse I I 181 
Mahratta rule, India IV ix 84 
Mahlemut, territory HI vi 264 
Mahol, descendants II xv 278 
Maidstone Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 523 
Maier, H. N. 
Age of flat fishes determined 
from otoliths: ref IV IX 37 
Mail, Niagara. 
Mail, Niagara on Lord 
Rosse's discoveries: re- 
print I n 206 
Maine, U.S. 
Railways of: reprint I in 149 
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Observations on Terrestrial 
Pulmonifera of; including 
Catalogue of all species 
of terrestrial and fluvia- 
tile Mollusca known to 
inhabit the State. By 
Ed. S. Morse: reviewed. . II x 42 
On Pre-Carboniferous Flora 
of. By J. W. Dawson: 
reviewed II vi 486 
Mair, John. 
Influence on Scottish Philo- 
sophy II xi 208 
Maison Carree, Nimes IV n 199 
Maitland, Lady Sarah Il xn 247 
Maitland, Sir Peregrine. 
Autograph letters while 
Gov. of U.C II xiv 108 
Toronto reminiscences of... II xn 240 
Maize. 
Introduction into Mexico. . IV vi 213 
Not grown by Denes IV iv 36 
Makadebenessi (Ottawa 
chief), career IV vi 299 
Makarip Cove, dislocation 
causing it IV vm 140 
Malachidse, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 214 
Malachite, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 151 
Malacostraca, sub-divisions 
of II i 278 
Malahide Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 523 
Malapterurus beninensis. II m 67 
M. electricus II in 64 
Malaria. 
Effect on races in infected 
countries IV vin 546 
On Appearance and De- 
cline of Malarious Dis- 
ease in Valley of Low- 
er Grand River. By 
Arthur Harvey II iv 40 
Report on prevalence of, in 
lower districts of Grand 
River, Ont HI n 216 
Some factors in, problem. 
By Dr. P. H. Bryce Ill n 216 
Malay. 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Malay origin of Madagascar 
inhabitants II IV 211 
Peculiarities of, feature and 
character Ill i 23 
Peculiarities of crania of.. . II vn 442 
Malay-Polynesian. 
Algonquin tribes connected 
with Ill I 18 
Belief as to origin of man... IV vi 207 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Malay-Polynesian-Con. 
Comparative vocabulary 
with Algonquin, Ural- 
Altaic, Asiatic Hyper- 
borean and Peninsular.. . Ill i 26 
Grammar, similarity to Al- 
gonquin Ill i 20 
Languages; resemblances to 
Maya-Quiche and Mbaya IV vi 211 
Maya, comparative vocabu- 
laries IV vi 232 
Maya-Quiche connected with "IV vi 206 
Physical likenesses to Al- 
gonquin Ill i 22 
Malcolm. 
Genealogical Tree of 
Royal Family of Gt. 
Britain: reprint II vn 152 
Malden Tp., gazetteer notice II xiv 214, 523 
Maligne, Grande Pointe, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. . II xiv 523 
Maligne, la Petite Pointe, 
Gazetteer notice (1813).. II xiv 523 
Mallard, Hamilton frequen- 
ters II vi 135 
Mallet. 
Catalogue of earthquakes. . I n 54 
Mallett. 
Method of burning soft coal III iv 86 
Malleus, Amiurus Ill n 382 
Mallow. 
Canadian localities II xv 175 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 198 
Malocystites (n.s.), Cana- 
dian II n 303 
II iv 46 
II vi 515 
Malpas (Cheshire). 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
on a tabula honestse mis- 
sionis found at, in 1812.. II iv 179 
Malpighian Corpuscles, 
Amiurus Ill n 433 
Malta. 
Phoenician skull from, in 
Dr. Morton's collection. . II vm 135 
Malte-Brun. 
Aborigines of America one 
race:, ref II n 407 
Othomi language: ref IV v 207 
Malthusian law Ill vi 35 
Maltose. 
Dextrine, in Beer-Worts: 
By C. Gordon Richardson 
(abstract) Ill v 133 
Malus, M. 
Discovery of polarization of 
light by reflection I i 220 
Malva. 
Effect of strong solutions on 
leaves of, applied to cut 
end of petioles: expts.... IV vn 292 
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Malva, L., Canadian habi- 
tats of 
M. crispa, L II xv 175 
M. moschata, L II xv 175 
M. rotundifolia, L II xv 175 
M. sylvestris, L II xv 175 
Malvaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Collateral chorisis in II x 381 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 638 
II xv 175 
London species II vm 222 
Mammalia. 
Catalogue of, of Canada 
EXCLUSIVE OF CETACEA 
By J. B. Tyrrell Ill vi 66 
Classification and Geogra- 
phical Distribution of. 
By Richard Owen, F.R.S., 
reviewed II v 58 
Classification of, by Linnaeus 
and Cuvier II ix 154 
Coracobrachialis IV vi 534 
Critical note on J. B. 
Tyrrell's paper entit- 
led "Mammalia of 
Canada''. By E. E. 
Thompson Ill vii 178 
Evolutionary descent of, 
traced II xv 245 
Homologies of long flexor 
muscles in foot IV vi 570 
List with habits of, of Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 112 
Owen's Classification of.... II in 458 
On certain Modern views 
Concerning ordinal ar- 
rangement OF HIGHER. 
By David Tucker II ix 154 
Remarks on Classifica- 
tion of. By Rev. W. 
Hincks II v 512 
Mammals. 
Bibliography of Canadian. . Ill vi 67 
Classes represented in fos- 
sils; reasons II xm 383 
Classification of. By Prof. 
Owen: ref II v 120 
Classification of II v 513 
Cuverian arrangement of... II v 513 
Mammals and Birds of 
Prince of Wales Sound, 
Hudson's Strait. By F. 
F. Payne Ill v 111 
Nissl granules in nerve cells IV vi 408 
Skinning and stuffing for 
natural history specimens; 
notes on I I 173 
Structure and microchem- 
istry of nerve cells of IV vi 408 
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Mammary glands. 
Degenerating cells of, throw 
out chromatin IV n 239 
Mamouce, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 523 
Mamyavye IV iv 256 
Man. 
Age of man, absurdly exag- 
gerated IV iv 41 
Anatomical differences be- 
tween foot and hand IV Vi 579 
Antiquity of, as evidenced 
by remains found in 
Wookey Hole cave near 
Wells II vii 379 
Antiquity of, from remains 
found near Paris II vi 375 
Art of painting among pri- 
mitive IV vi 334 
Ascent of, line of develop- 
ment II xv 239 
Brain compared with other 
animals II xv 178 
Difference between 
Brain of, and of go- 
rilla; DISPUTE BETWEEN 
Huxley and Owen: re- 
print II viii 315 
Difference between human 
foetus and that of ape (pl.) IV vi 589 
Difference in cranial capa- 
city between brutes and.. II ix 166 
Existence of, in centre 
of France when rein- 
deer AND OTHER ANI- 
MALS NOW EXTINCT 
THERE, EXISTED. By M. 
Milne Edwards and M. de 
Vibraye: reprint II ix 262, 270 
Extremities of, and orang 
compared IV vi 590 
Foot and hand of, differ 
from those of apes IV vi 588 
Geological Evidences of An- 
tiquity of Man, with re- 
marks on Theories of 
Species by Variation. By 
Sir Chas. Lyell: reviewed II vm 378 
Hairy men of Yesso: re- 
print II x 134 
Hand distinguishes him 
from Quadrumana II ix 162 
Huxley's theory of relation 
between man and brute, 
criticized II ix 165 
Interossei IV vi 576 
Inventions of primitive. ... IV vi 326 
Language chief character- 
istic of IV iv 21 
Mother Nature's position to 
primitive IV vi 338 
Nature's effect on primitive IV vi 314 
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WIT.l CERTAIN EXTINCT 
Quadrupeds, Proved by 
Fossil Bones (from 
various Pleistocene 
Deposits) bearing in- 
cisions MADE BY SHARP 
Instruments. By M. E. 
Lartet: reprint II vi 368 
On Food of Man. By Dr. 
Lyon Playfair: reprint. . . I n 160 
On Secluded Tribes of 
Uncivilized Men. By 
David Tucker II ix 326 
On Syndactylous condi- 
tion of Hand in, and 
Anthropoid Apes. By C. 
C. Blake: reprint II ix 52 
On Nutritive food of, 
UNDER DIFFERENT CON- 
DITIONS OF AGE AND 
EMPLOYMENT. By Dr. L. 
Playfair I i 247 
Origin of tendon of short 
flexor of little toe IV vi 571 
Pars clavicularis in, corre- 
sponds to pars sternalis in 
orang IV vi 531 
Pectoralis minor attach- 
ment in IV vi 533 
Period of existence on earth II iv 80 
Powers at creation IV vi 278 
Primitive, acquired speech 
at different places; so diff- 
erent linguistic systems. . IV vi 276 
Prof. Huxley's views on ori- 
gin of II ix 160 
Relations of, to the lower 
animals II ix 156 
Scansorius muscle in IV VI 559 
Speculations as to original 
home I I 154 
Stages in evloution of man 
from lowest animals II xv 231 
Structural differences seper- 
ating, from gorilla and 
chimpanzee II ix 157 
Quadrumana and; differ- 
ences between II ix 162 
Manabosho, of Delawares 
and Ojibwas IV vi 275 
Manaboyho legends IV iv 233 
IV vi 309 
Manahath, ruler in Egypt... II xm 526 
Mandan, vocabulary of, lan- 
guage, 1797: ref Ill vi 141 
Mandibular. 
Apparatus of Amiurus HI u 283 
Muscles of Amiurus catus.. HI n 312 
Tusk I i 232 
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Mandarin ducks, produced 
at Zoological Gardens, 
London I i 18 
Mandible, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill n 285 
Mandrake, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 59 
Maneros II xn 53 
Manethonic Dynasty I n 154 
Manganese. 
Blowpipe reaction of chro- 
mium and, with carbon- 
ate of soda II xv 252 
Detection of I n 313 
Detection by blowpipe of 
oxide of, when present in 
minute quantity in miner- 
al bodies II x 344 
Method of obtaining II n 30 
Nova Scotia I i 241 
Ores found in New York. .. I n 37 
Oxalate of. By Henry 
Croft II n 30 
Oxalate of: formula II n 304 
Preparation of II n 305 
Protoxide of II i 79 
Reaction of, salts on baryta 
in blowpipe II X 342 
Separation from nickel and 
zinc I n 126 
Sesqui salts of II i 558 
Manganese, bog, in Gaspe 
Peninsula II v 466 
M. Ochre, Thunder Bay; 
analyzed II xn 268 
M. ore, earthy, tests; Cana- 
dian localities II vi 150 
Mani. 
Dialect IV vi 202 
Map of: ref IV vi 202 
Manicina, ectodermal origin 
of glandular streaks of. . . IV vi 403 
Manido or Mahnido II in 306 
Manitoba. 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
Evening Grosbeak in IV in 118 
Exploration in 1858 II iv 91 
Geological areas II xv 16 
Indian languages in, list. ... Ill v 215 
Institute of Rupert's Land 
founded at Fort Garry in 
1862; objects of II vn 337 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
Mound Builders'relics in... Ill iv 133 
Notes on Manitoba. Phy- 
sical Phenomena of- 
and N.W.T. By John 
Macoun Ill I 151 
Manitoualin, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 523 
Manitou islands, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 523 
298 MAN 
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Manitoulin. 
Geological area II xv 15 
Geology of II xiv 585 
Origin of name II m 306 
Mankind, causes of some 
tribes secluding them- 
selves from rest of II ix 327 
Mankato River, Iowa, Lig- 
nite on I n 80 
Manksman, Gaelic origin of. HI n 182 
Manlius stone II ix 308 
Mann, Gustav. 
Nature of stain in fatty 
materials: ref IV viii 405 
Manongazida, Chippewa 
chief IV vi 305 
Mantchus, of Tungus' origin IV v 169 
Mantell, G. A., LL.D., 
F.R.S. 
Obituary I I 144 
Manure. 
Can Soda Replace Potash 
As A. By M. Geo. Ville: 
reprint II VI 50 
Fish manure II iv 276 
Effect on Italian rye grass 
of liquid I I 111 
Irrigating with liquid I I 12 
Salt as a II in 523 
Manufacture. 
Agricultural Manufac- 
tures. By S. Copeland: 
reprint II vi 463 
Manufacture of Vinegar; its 
theory and practice. By 
Chas. M. Wether ill: re- 
viewed II vi 183 
Sugar Manufacture new 
system: reprint I I 116 
Manuscripts. 
Discovery of Important 
Greek: reprint I m 336 
Manx. 
Gaelic origin of 111 n 183 
Prosody IV m 220 
Review of Carvalyn 
Gailckagh or, carols. 
By Neil MacNish IV v 83 
Surnames IV ii 108 
Maori. 
Character II xn 458 
Treatment by Colonists.... II xn 458 
Maps. 
Champlains Voyages: ref-.. II ii 398 
Discoveries of Joliet: ref... II n 400 
Early Gazetteer and, 
Literature of Western 
Canada. By Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 23 
French, of Canada: ref II n 394 
La Salle's expedition: ref... II n 401 
L. Ontario, 1660 II n 402 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Maps-Com. 
Literature of Canada II xv 41 
Sketch map of Geological 
Formations of Ontario... II viii 451 
Toronto Harbour I i 162 
United Counties of Prescott 
and Russell: ref II vi 487 
Voyages of Dolier and Gal- 
line: ref II ii 399 
Maple. 
Associations of Canadian 
and English. By Daniel 
Wilson I hi 380 
Beech and, areas in Can- 
ada IV viii 24 
Canadian II vi 36 
Canadian species with lo- 
calities II xv 353 
Effect of concentration of 
extracts of hard, on fish.. IV vii 454 
Legends concerning._ I m 380 
Norway, its individuality 
and beauty IV viii 265 
Sawdust's effect on fish.... IV vii 448 
Suitability for city planting IV viii 268 
Maple Knot, Nom-de-plume 
of Ebenezer Clemo II xv 270 
Maple Leaf, nom-de-plume of 
Rev. Dr. McCaul; selec- 
tions from writings II xv 270 
Maracas Waterfall, disloca- 
tion producing it IV viii 140 
Marais, Grande, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 524 
Marasmius oreades, Fr., 
habits and Ontario habi- 
tats IV ix 72 
Marattiacese Cotyledon, 
precocious development of IV v 280 
Marattiinae II xn 364 
Maraudier Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 524 
Marble. 
Canadian Marbles I in 227 
Canadian II vn 217 
II viii 121 
Ireland I I 268 
Limestone and Marble 
Quarries on Shores of 
L. Couchiching I ii 38 
New York I II 38 
Nova Scotia I I 241 
Marble Island. 
Geology of Ill iv 196 
Glacial action Ill iv 200 
Marble Island and North 
west Coast of Hudson's 
Bay. By Dr. R. Bell. ... Ill iv 192 
Minerals HI iv 198 
Topography Ill iv 193 
Whale fishery HI iv 194 
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Marble Island-Con. 
Wreck of first expedition to 
attempt northwest pass- 
age found on Ill iv 202 
Marbleized Iron and Stone I i 283 
March. 
Arrival of Birds in Toronto 
in...; Ill vu 190 
IV m 63 
Marchal. 
Tobacco disease: ref IV vu 324 
Marcasite. 
Occurrence in L. Superior 
district II x 408 
Marcus Aurelius. 
His legate in Britain II x 311 
Mareshah. 
Family of II xiv 175 
Traces of, in Egypt II xiv 205 
Mare's Tail, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 551 
Marginella. 
In Manitoba mounds HI iv 137 
In Otonabee Tp., mounds 
(pl.) IV ix 4 
Marie. 
Anatomy of Ranunculaceae: 
ref IV vi 615 
Marie-Davy, M. 
New Electro-Magnetic 
Engine of. By M. Bec- 
querel: reprint I ill 33 
Marigold, Marsh, Canadian 
localities II xv 56 
Marine. 
Analogy of Life and Func- 
tions in both terrestrial 
and, vegetable world... . II xi 192 
Beginning of, meteorology. I i 86 
Collection of meteorological 
observations made at Sea II u 467 
Fecundity of, vegetation in 
Palaeozoic ages II xi 191 
Fossils in superficial strata 
of Western Ontario II xv 410 
Insurance IV vm 77 
Marine Boilers. By J. A. 
Roebling: reprint I Hl 131 
Marine Losses on the 
Lakes in 1854 I in 338 
Shells, L. Superior IV vi 41 
Marinesco, G. 
Nissl granules essential con- 
stituent of all nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 426 
Maritime Group, Canadian 
flora IV vm 25 
Mariotte. 
Foliage leaves absorb water: 
ref IV vu 242 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Markham, A. H. 
Asiatic origin of Eskimo: 
ref Ill vi 274 
Markham, C. R. 
On Cultivation of Cin- 
chona in India: reprint.. II ix 56 
Markham Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 209, 524 
Market square, Toronto.... II xn 156 
Marl, pteropod, Jamaica . . IV vm 384 
Marlatt. 
Pontania hyalina Norton: 
ref IV ix 334 
Marlborough Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 524 
Marling, Alex., LL.B. 
Obituary IV I 33 
Marls. 
Fresh water shell, of Ontario I I 114 
Mechanical, of Cuba IV v 342 
Naparima, of Trinidad IV vm 381 
Sanfernando, of Trinidad.. IV vm 381 
Marmolite, same as pretina- 
lite I I 114 
Marmora Tp., Ont. 
Analysis of auriferous mis- 
pickel from II xiii 509 
Arsenical pyrites from, ana- 
lyzed II xn 267 
Geological strata of gold 
bearing rocks (pl.) II xiii 331 
Gold associated with arseni- 
cal pyrites in II xiii 331 
Gold veins worked II xiii 332 
Remarkable belt of Auri- 
ferous country in. By 
E. J. Chapman II xiii 330 
Marmot. 
Dene mode of capturing. . . IV iv 68, 98 
Dene, snares and traps (pl.) IV iv 68, 
98, 103 
Dene treatment of skin.... IV iv 68 
Marmot, Hoary, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 88 
Maroons. 
Arrival in Nova Scotia Ill vn 260 
Life in Nova Scotia Ill vu 265 
Maroons of Jamaica and 
Nova Scotia. By J. C. 
Hamilton Ill vu 260 
On West Coast of Africa... Ill vu 268 
Origin of Ill vu 263 
Wars in Jamaica Ill vu 263 
Marquesah. 
Brain, weight of II xv 216 
Marquesas, first settlement 
and changes produced in 
language of Ill vi 108 
Marquette. 
Ancient copper mines II I 235 
Iron range IV n 303 
Iron Trade of; L. Superior.. II vi 87 
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Marriage. 
Customs of Blackfoot Con- 
federacy IV iv 251 
Effects of early, on children III iv 185 
Laws of first Parliament of 
U. Canada IV i 84 
Marriage and Infanti- 
cide in China in their 
RELATIONS TO POPULA- 
TION. By W. Henry Cum- 
ming II xi 178 
Statistics of, in England in 
1851 I I 23 
Marrow, of bone II x 201 
Mars. 
Remarks on Planetoids 
BETWEEN, AND JUPITER. 
By T. Henning I hi 206 
Marseilles, Greek type at. . . IV n 202 
History of its early settle- 
ment IV ii 202 
Marsh Blackbird, Ontario 
visitors Ill m 95 
Marsh Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 524 
Marsh, five finger, Canadian 
localities II xv 431 
Marsh-hawk, Canadian 
specimens II iv 448 
Marsh Marigold, Canadian 
habitats II xv 56 
Marsh Shrew, Canadian lo- 
calities HI vi 89 
Marsh, St. John's-wort, 
Canadian localities II XV 169 
1VT $5 rc Vi q 11 
Certified milk: ref IV vil 493 
Marshes. 
Description of, in Colchester I III 322 
Marsileacese II xn 364 
Marsupials. 
Generic characters II v 513 
Intrinsic muscles in hand 
and foot IV vi 582 
Plantar fascia IV vi 568 
Marten, Canadian localities.. HI vi 74 
Martin. 
Gluten properties: ref IV vu 512 
Phytalbumose in gluten: ref. IV VU 498 
Theory of formation of glu- 
ten: ref IV vu 511 
Martin, J. W. 
Geometric Problems re- 
lating TO CURVES HAVING 
DOUBLE CONTACT II V 331 
Remarks on some general 
properties of Curves. . II vm 278 
Martin, Purple, notes on 
Ontario visitors HI VU 191 
IV in 70, 82, 107 
Martinique, W. Indies, phy- 
sical features and geology IV vu 363 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Martite. 
Composition of II xv 54 
Discovery of II in 358 
Maryland Yellow-throat, 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 193 
IV in 72 
Maryport, Eng., notes on 
Latin inscription on 
Roman altar at, (Olena- 
cum): interpreted II in 11 
Marysburg Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 524 
Mary's, St. Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 524 
Mascher, J. F. 
On taking Daguerreo- 
types WITHOUT CAMERA: 
reprint I in 300 
Maskelyne, Prof. 
Views on regelation of glass. 11 vi 68 
Mason, Prof. Otis, T. 
Classification of Tinneh 
tribes criticized Ill vn 109 
Invention-origins: ref IV vi 327 
Inventions of primitive man IV VI 327 
Medicinal and economical 
plants used by California 
Indians: ref IV vn 15 
Massachusetts. 
Degeneration of people in. . II i 245 
Foreign and native birth 
and marriage statistics... II i 245 
Fossils from altered rocks in 
eastern II n 49 
Insanity and idiocy; preva- 
lence of II i 247 
Massachusetts School of 
Technology for research. IV ix 233 
Massassaga Point, contents 
of ancient mounds found at II v 411 
Massissauga, Ontario variety III v 255 
Massey, Gerald. 
Autograph sonnet II xiv 487 
Mastodon. 
Constructing a model of. . . I m 11 
Description of Dr. Warren's; 
of place where found and 
of animal I i 231 
Number of teeth I i 232 
Remains, Morpeth, Ont.... II hi 356 
Tusks described I i 232 
Mastodon giganteus. 
Notice of, of Dr. J. C. 
Warren: reprint I I 230 
Notice of Bones of, found 
in Ontario I m 405 
Mastoqpatupi IV iv 255 
Matanzas of Cuba, compari- 
son of Layton Series with, 
and Lafayette of N. 
America and its age IV v 342 
301 MAT 
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Mataouaschie River, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 524 
Matchedash, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) I xiv 524 
Matchedash Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 208 
Matchetache Bay. 
Diary of Gov. Simcoe's 
Journey from Humber 
Bay to, 1793 IV I 128 
Materia Medica. 
Volumetric System in. By 
W. B. Nesbitt Ill v 163 
Materials. 
Modes of testing Build- 
ing. By Prof. Henry: re- 
print I hi 362 
Mateucci, M. 
On Electricity of Flames 
of Hydrogen and Alco- 
hol: reprint II vi 385 
Mathematics. 
Analysis of solvable equa- 
tions of fifth degree Ill n 118 
Auxiliary biquadratic irre- 
ducible Ill n 122 
Auxiliary biquadratic with 
a quadratic sub-auxiliary HI n 121 
Geometric problems re- 
lating TO CURVES HAVING 
DOUBLE CONTACT. By J. 
W. Martin II V 331 
Mathematical and Physical 
Theories of Light I i 82 
Mathematical notes. ... II vm 290 
New proof of existence 
OF ROOTS OF EQUATIONS. 
By Rev. Geo. Paxton 
Young II ix 26 
Notes on relative mo- 
tion. By Jas. Loudon... Ill I 231 
Notes on trilinears. By 
J. B. Cherriman II ix 249 
II x 334 
On a method of approxi- 
mating to square root of 
a number II vm 293 
On a reduction of curves of 
second order II vm 291 
On axes of conic in tri- 
linears. By J. B. Cherri- 
man II xi 388 
On linear asymptotes in 
algebraic curves II vm 290 
On resolution of Alge- 
braic equations. By J. 
B. Cherriman II V 209 
On trilinear co-ordi- 
nates. By Jas. Loudon.. II xiii 62 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mathematics-Con. 
Principles of solution of 
EQUATIONS OF HIGHER 
DEGREES WITH APPLICA- 
TIONS. By Geo. Paxton 
Young Ill ii 79 
Progress of, 1770-1850: re- 
viewed II ii 366 
Recherches sur les princeps 
de la Theorie des Rich- 
esses par Augustin Cour- 
not: reviewed II ii 185 
Relation that can be 
PROVED TO SUBSIST BE- 
TWEEN AREA OF PLANE 
TRIANGLE AND SUM OF 
ANGLES ON HYPOTHESIS 
that Euclid's 12th 
AXIOM IS false. By Geo. 
Paxton Young II- v 341 
Remarks on negative in- 
dex of a function. By 
Rev. E. K. Kendall II vm 273 
Remarks on some general 
PROPERTIES OF CURVES. 
ByJ.W. Martin II vm 278 
Remarks on Prof. Boole's 
mathematical theory 
OF LAWS OF THOUGHT. 
By Rev. Geo. Paxton 
Young II x 161 
Resolution of algebrai- 
cal equations (Proof 
OF IMPOSSIBILITY OF RE- 
PRESENTING INFINITE AL- 
GEBRAICAL FUNCTIONS, IN 
MOST GENERAL CASE, 
ROOTS OF ALGEBRAICAL 
EQUATIONS OF DEGREES 
HIGHER THAN FOURTH 
WITH METHODS OF FIND- 
ING ROOTS OF EQUATIONS 
OF 5TH, 6tH, ETC., DE- 
GREES IN CERTAIN CASES). 
By Rev. Geo. Paxton 
Young II v 20, 127, 209 
Resolution of solvable 
EQUATIONS OF FIFTH DE- 
GREE. B£ Geo. Paxton 
Young Ill ii 127 
Solvable irreducible equa- 
tion of mth degree m 
prime Ill ii 97 
Mather, Colin. 
On an Earth-boring 
Machine: reprint I m 297 
Mather, Prof. 
Observations on variations 
in levels of the Gt. Lakes: 
ref I n 298 
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Mather, Prof.-Con. 
Transitions from fossilifer- 
ous limestones to white 
mineralized limestones: 
ref I in 37 
Mathews, Capt., Niagara, 
1778 IV iv 303 
Mathews, Percy W. P., 
LL.D., M.R.C.S.E. 
Notes on early develop- 
ment OF ABORIGINAL 
WOMEN IN ALL LATITUDES III IV 181 
Matilda Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 64, 524 
Mathiot, Geo. 
On electrotyping opera- 
tions OF U.S. COAST sur- 
vey: reprint... I I 226 
Mathura, translation of Tsu- 
rami inscription found at. IV IV 268 
Matte. 
Conversion of nickel, into 
crude nickel IV u 88 
Matter, metaphysical defini- 
tion of II I 105 
Matthews, Dr. Washin tgon. 
Navajo Gambling Songs: 
ref IV vi 323 
Matthiola incana, stamen 
peculiarities in II v 339 
Mats, Tsijkolnitui IV iv 157 
Maul, Dene IV iv 101 
Mauna Loa. 
Eruption of I I 18 
Mocquoweoweo crater I I 18 
Volcano IV in 17 
Maurepas Isle, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 524 
Maurer. 
Position of capillaries of 
bucco-pharynx for respir- 
ation: ref IV viii 487 
Mauretania, Zimri traces in. II xv 292 
Mauritius, Exports and Pro- 
ducts of (1859) II vii 143 
Maury, Lieut., U.S.N. 
Gales in Atlantic, 1857: re- 
viewed II ii 280 
Salt condition of sea. ... I m 227 
Mauvais-Monde, branch of 
Nah'ane tribe IV vii '521 
Mauvaises Terres. 
Mauvaises Terres. By 
Prof. Jas. Hall: reprint. . I Hl 357 
Mazatlan Shells, presented 
to University of Toronto. II in 263 
Maxillae, Amiurus catus (pl.). Ill n 283 
Maximum thermometer, 
invented by Negretti... . I i 120 
Maximinus. 
His legate in Britain as given 
by Latin inscriptions. ... II x 319 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Maxwell, J. Clerk. 
Colour theory II I 158 
Method of drawing theo- 
retical forms of Fara- 
day's Lines of Force 
without calculation: 
reprint II II 62 
On an Instrument to 
ILLUSTRATE PoiNSOT's 
Theory of Rotation: re- 
print II ii 110 
Theory of Compound 
Colours with refer- 
ence TO MIXTURES OF 
BLUE AND YELLOW LIGHT: 
reprint II II 60 
Three colour theory of vision IV vn 372 
Unequal sensibility of 
FORAMEN CENTRALE TO 
LIGHT OF DIFFERENT 
colours: reprint II ii 110 
May, arrival of Birds in Tor- 
onto in Ill vii 191 
IV in 107 
May-apple, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 59 
Maya. 
Chronicles published by 
Dr. Brinton IV vi 158 
Dew as holy water IV vi 336 
Hieroglyphics, attempts to 
solve IV vi 121 
Hieroglyphics are ideogra- 
phic / IV vi 123 
History of IV vi 158 
Language IV vi 118 
Malay-Polynesian compara- 
tive vocabularies IV vi 232 
Month names IV vi 332 
Pacumchae of IV vi 117 
Tagala vocabulary IV vi 215 
Time reckoning IV v 316 
Mayapan, ruins IV vi 106 
Maya-Quiche. 
Affiliation of languages and 
tribes IV vi 206 
Aztecs of different origin 
than IV vi 156 
Belief as to origin of man... IV VI 207 
Circumcision rite IV VI 211 
Connection with Tokari... . IV vi 116 
Documents and material for 
their decipherment IV vi 118 
Document "Codex Pere- 
sianus'' IV vi 119 
Document "CodexTroano'' IV vi 119 
Document "Dresden Co- 
dex'' IV vi 119 
Grammatical differences 
from neighbouring lan- 
guages IV vi 210 
Language divisions IV vi 118 
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Maya-Quiche-Con. 
Malay-Polynesians con- 
nected with IV vi 206 
Malay-Polynesian; facts 
connected with this affili- 
ation IV vi 212 
Malay - Polynesian lan- 
guages; resemblances to.. IV vi 211 
Origin Ill V 65 
Polynesian origin shown in 
language and tradition... IV vi 207 
Writing Ill v 66 
Mayer, Brantz. 
Aztecs method of reckoning 
time: ref IV v 313 
Mayer. 
Absorption of ammonium 
carbonate by leaves: ref. IV vu 246 
Plant gelatin chemically un- 
like gelatin: ref IV vu 500 
Mayer, Dr. J. R. 
Orang's use of limbs in rest- 
ing and moving: ref IV vi 518 
Source of muscular power. . II xi 250 
Surface tension of blood 
plasma lower than that 
of isotonic salt solution: 
ref IV ix 397 
Mayerhoffer, Vincent Phi- 
lip, Thornhill and Vaug- 
han II xiii 445 
Maynooth battery I i 243 
Mayow, Dr. John. 
Source of muscular power: 
ref II xi 251 
Maypen, fossils in yellow 
limestone of IV vm 382 
Mayser. 
Brain of teleosts: ref Ill II 353 
Mazade of Valence. 
Minerals found in waters of 
Neyrac: ref I I 152 
Mazer, Legends I m 381 
Mazieres. 
Solutions that kill some 
plants and not injure 
others: ref IV vu 247 
Mbaya, growth of language. . Ill V 168 
Mbaya-Abipone, grammati- 
cal pecularities IV vi 210 
McAlpine, W. J. 
Report on Ship Canal from 
Albany to New Balti- 
more: reviewed I I 186 
McCaul, C. C. 
Chinook wind: ref IV V 49 
McCaul, Rev. John. 
Ancient Carved Stone 
FOUND AT CHESTERHOLM, 
Northumberland, Eng. 
(pi.) II xiv 1 
Ser. Vol. Page 
McCaul, Rev. John-Con. 
Christian Epitaphs of 
FIRST SIX CENTURIES. . II XI 271, 351 
II xn 1 
Egyptian hieroglyphics. . IV vi 18 
Identified Stations on 
Southern Roman Bar- 
rier in Britain II xiii 136 
Notes on Latin Inscriptions 
found in Britain II in 7, 220 
II iv 173, 349 
II v 283, 483 
II vi 230, 395 
II vii 28 
II ix 217 
II x 95, 303 
II xn 108 
On Inscribed Sling-Bul- 
lets II ix 92 
Presidential Address, 
Jan., 1863 II vm 97 
Sylva Critica Canaden- 
sium Ill i 76 
Tesserze Consulares II vm 427 
Nom-de-plume "Gradu- 
ate"; article on Univer- 
sity Question, 1845 II xv 445 
Nom-de-plume "Maple 
Leaf"; selections from 
writings II xv 270 
Reading of Bath Latin In- 
scription correct II in 465 
McClintock, Sir Leopold. 
Discovery of record of 
Franklin expedition: ref IV VHi 395 
Exploration survey for sec- 
ond Atlantic cable: ref.. II vi 105 
McClure, Capt. 
Diary of, during navigation 
of northwest passage: ref. I II 83 
North-west passage proved 
to exist: ref I in 335 
Search for Franklin: ref.... I n 111 
M. Cosh, Rev. Jas. and Geo. 
Dickie. 
Typical Forms and Special 
Ends in Creation: re- 
viewed II I 528 
McCoy, Prof. 
Favosites gothlandica (La- 
marck): ref II iv 101 
Reclassification of Athyris: 
ref II vi 138 
McCoy, Prof. 
Law of Mortality: ab- 
stract II ii 71 
McCulloch. 
On rise of wages and prices: 
ref II I 431 
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McDonald, Col. John. 
Burial notice in St. Mark's 
register IV I 111 
McDonnell. 
Milk supply of American 
cities examined for bac- 
teria: ref IV vii 469 
McDonnell, Capt. 
Part in sacking of Cherry 
Valley, 1778 IV iv 289 
McFadyen. 
Cause of African horse 
sickness: ref IV viii 56 
McGee, Prof. W. J. 
Geographical evolution of 
Cuba: ref IV v 349 
"Matanzas and Lafayette" 
Series: ref IV v 342 
McGill, Toronto II xin 83 
McGill, A. 
Notes on Reichert's Dis- 
tillation Process for 
identification of but- 
ter-fat HI v 39 
McGill, Dr., St. Andrews, 
Niagara IV I 121 
McGill, Jas. 
Discovery of new route to 
North-west in 1785 IV v 79 
McGillivray, Duncan. 
Explorations in western 
Canada HI vi 146 
Mcllwraith, Thos. 
List of Birds observed in 
vicinity of Hamilton, 
Ont II v 387 
List of Birds observed near 
Hamilton, Ont.: reviewed II xi 245 
Notices of Birds obser- 
ved near Hamilton, 
Ont II vi 6,129 
McIntosh, John. 
Dene and Tungus war cus- 
toms: ref IV V 190 
McIntosh homestead, Tor- 
onto II xm 264 
McKay, J. W. 
Calls Nah'ane tribe Ku- 
nana: ref IV vn 517 
McKay Mt., L. Superior, 
trap rocks of Ill vn 245 
McKenzie, T. B. A. 
Blood-Vascular System 
of Amiurus catus Ill u 418 
McKenzie, R. 
Geology of HI i 229 
Petroleum areas HI I 228 
McLauchlan, Alex. 
Poems by: reviewed II in 17 
McLean, John. 
Discoverer of Gt. Falls of 
Labrador IV n 332 
Ser. Vol. Page 
McLean, S. J., L.LD. 
Notes regarding Railway 
Regulation IV ix 61 
McLean and Wright. 
Sleigh manufacturers; ex- 
hibit at 1851 Exhibition. . I i 88 
McLeod, Capt. Martin, 
Drynoch II xm 450 
McMurrich, Prof. J. Play- 
fair, Ph.D. 
Legend of "Resurrec- 
tion Bone" IV ix 45 
Life history of Pacific 
salmon IV ix 23 
Mesenterial filaments 
IN ZOANTHUS SOCIATUS 
(Ellis) IV vi 387 
Myology of Amiurus 
catus Ill n 311 
Osteology of Amiurus 
Catus (L.), Gill Ill n 270 
Some Canadian Infu- 
soria Ill i 300 
Arrangement of mesenteries 
in Zoanthid larvae: ref. . . IV Vi 398 
General appearance of glan- 
dular streak: ref IV vi 395 
Mesenterial filaments in 
Hexactiniae: ref. ....... IV vi 398 
McNab, David, Toronto .... II xn 349 
McNairn, Wm. Harvey, 
M.A. 
Origin of Canadian Apa- 
tites IV vin 495 
McRae, John C. 
Geological formation at 
Port Colborne as 
SHOWN BY DRILLING FOR 
NATURAL GAS Ill VI 338 
McTaggart. 
Observations on rise and fall 
of levels of the Lakes: ref I n 296 
McWilliams, Dr. J. A. 
Blood pressure and pressure 
on aorta: ref IV vii 194 
Condition of respiration on 
effects of dose of chloro- 
form: ref IV vii 203 
Meadowlark. 
Habits in captivity IV HI 94 
Ontario visitors HI in 99 
Toronto specimens IV i 58 
Wintering near Toronto.... IV I 42 
Meadow Mouse, Canadian 
localities HI vi 80 
Meadow-Parsnip, Canadian 
localities II xv 556 
Meadow Rue, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 53 
Meadow Sweet, Canadian 
localities II xv 362 
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Tables of; English, Old 
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Meats. 
Methods of preserving I in 280 
Preservation of I n 109 
Results of experiments 
ON PRESERVATION OF. By 
G. Hamilton: abstract.. . I in 113 
Mechanics. 
General improvements in 
MECHANICAL SCIENCE 
during 1852. By W. 
Fairbairn: reprint In 72 
Notes on. By Jas. Loudon II xiv 354 
On apparently mechani- 
cal ACTION ACCOMPANY- 
ING Electric Transfer. 
By A. Crosse: reprint. . . I ill 113 
Problems on parallel forces. 11 xiv 354 
Mechanics Institute. 
First in Toronto II xii 236 
Mechanics' Institute 
(Toronto), New Hall: 
reprint I II 78 
Mecklenburgh, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 524 
Medals. 
Coins, and Seals, Ancient 
and Modern: reviewed. . II vi 192 
Copley, award for 1855.... II I 199 
Royal, award for 1855. .... II I 199 
Wollaston, conferred on Sir 
W. E. Logan (1856) II I 307 
Medaowin II in 304 
IV vi 288 
Medawahg II m 305 
Median breed of horses, 
countries found in. I I 199 
Medicago, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of 
M. lupulina, L II xv 356 
M. sativa, L II xv 356 
Medical. 
Canadian, Association II xii 209 
Duration of life of, Men. 
By Dr. Guy: reprint. ... I II 282 
On State of, Science in 
Ontario. By J. N. 
Agnew, M.D II xii 207 
Ontario, Act II xii 212 
Medical inspection of 
Schools. 
Brussels; first system of.... IV vm 193 
Boston IV vm 198 
Great Britain IV vni 195 
Medical Inspection of 
School Children. By 
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New York IV vm 198 
New York regulations IV VIII 205 
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Zurich, Switz IV vm 194 
Medicinal herbs, Dene IV iv 130 
Medicine. 
On Vagaries of. By C. B. 
Hall II xi 225 
Roman, stamps used in Bri- 
tain: notes on II in 8 
Medicine-Dance. 
Blackfoot Medicine-Dance. 
By Rev. John McLean ... Ill vi 231 
Medicine men, Dene Ill vn 157 
Medicine Hat, Alta. 
Fossils... Ill v 155 
Places of Geological In- 
terest near. By Prof. 
J. Hoyes Panton Ill v 150 
Section of deposits showing 
coal seams near Ill v 153 
Medick, Canadian species 
with habitats II xv 356 
Medicus and Scherer. 
Reichert's distillation pro- 
cess for identification of 
butter-fat: ref v 39 
Medici, Latin inscription 
bearing title, found in 
Britain II xiv 154 
Medina and Clinton For- 
mations. 
Economic materials of, in 
Canada II vill 210 
Fossils of, in Canada (pl.).. II vm 209 
In Canada II vm 208 
Medina Sandstone. 
Formation at Niagara II v 501 
Huron region, Ont I Hl 51 
North shore, L. Ontario.... II xv 391 
Sediments in Niagara cuesta IV vn 179 
Mediterranean Sea, old 
world empires around its 
shores II I 9 
Medonte, Tp., topographical 
features of I I 224 
Medotheca porella, Niagara 
and Clinton formations 
of Canada II xiv 472 
Medulla II x 201 
Meek. 
Electoral representation: 
ref IV in 22 
Meek, Ed. 
Lessons from times and 
TEACHINGS OF ClCERO: 
abstract IV iv 234 
Meek, F. B. 
Protaster granuliferus: ref. . IV vm 364 
Meek and Worthen. 
Protaster gregarius: ref.... IV vm 364 
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Megaceros. 
British specimens and 
haunts Ill i 214 
Described Ill i 222 
Geographical distribution 
of, in Europe II vi 374 
Isle of Man II vi 370 
M. cervus. 
Ancient haunts of, or 
great Irish deer. By 
Daniel Wilson Ill I 207 
M. hibernicus. 
Bones found in Eyzies 
Grotto France II ix 264 
From Canal de 1'Ourcq ... . II VI 369 
Megalithic, measurements of 
crania from British, 
tombs II vii 435 
Megalocephalic, variations 
among ancient races II xv 216 
Megalomus (Hall) II vi 353 
M. canadensis, Hall. 
Hespeler, Guelph, Galt and 
Elora II xiv 143 
Near Guelph II v 473 
M. compressus, Nicholson 
and Hinde. 
Guelph formation, Hespeler 
(pl.) II xiv 143 
Megalithic tombs, contents 
of II vii 430 
Megambonia (Hall) II vi 353 ' 
Meganteris elongatus, Hall II vi 267 
Megapus crassipalpis, Koen. 
Full description IV ix 289 
Syn. Atractides ovalis Koe- 
nike: M. crassipalpis Koe- 
nike IV ix 289 
M. ovalis (Koen), full de- 
scription IV ix 289 
Megara, traces of Ashchurites 
in II xiv 256 
Megascops asio. 
Observations on Ontario fre- 
quenters HI vii 188, 194, 197 
IV i 41, 45 
IV m 67, 73, 92 
Megatherium, Post pliocene, 
Ashley River, U.S II iv 417 
Meigs, Dr. J. Aitken. 
Cranial admeasurements: 
ref II xil 281 
Catalogue of Human Crania 
in Collection of Academy 
of Natural Science, Phila- 
delphia, 1857: reviewed. II n 364 
Description of deformed 
fragmentary skull found 
at Jerusalem: reviewed.. II IV 487 
Skull of Huron chief: ref. . . II xiu 129 
Melandrya striata, Dej 
(Say) I in 326, 377 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Melandyridae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 215 
Melanerpes erythrocepha- 
lus, 
Observations on Ontario 
frequenters Ill vn 191 
IV i 60 
IV in 68, 79, 107 
Melania, Toronto species.... II vi 328 
M. virginica, Say, L. On- 
tario II xni 502 
Melanochroi group, of men III n 9 
Melanospermae, possibly 
caused supposed fossil 
tracks known as protich- 
nites II xv 487 
Melanosporae, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV IX 74 
Melanthaceae, London 
species II vm 235 
Melaphyre, relative date of 
intrusion into Laurentian 
series in Canada II ill 110 
Melastomacese, localities 
Canadian species II xv 553 
Melbourne. 
Progress of, 1853: reprint. I m 266 
Meles labradoria (Sabine), 
Rich., Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 75 
Melilot, Canadian species 
with localities II xv 356 
Melilotus, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
M. alba, Lam II xv 356 
M. officinalis, Willd II xv 356 
Melinophane, composition. . II i 553 
Melitsea, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats Ill II 240 
Melnikow. 
Capillaries relation to vari- 
ous portions of stomach 
of Lota vulgaris: ref Ill n 402 
Melospiza fasciata, obser- 
vations on Ontario fre- 
quenters Ill in 90 
III vii 189, 195 
IV I 59 
IV m 70, 74, 82, 96, 102, 103, 104, 105 
M. georgiana, observations 
on Ontario visitors III vii 191, 195, 196 
IV in 70, 97, 106, 108 
Melville, Andrew. 
Influence on Scottish Philo- 
sophy II xi 208 
Melville, Dr. 
Canadian Institute's 
WORK AND OBJECTS IV VI 15 
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Biography of man after 
whom Dundas St., Tor- 
onto, WAS CALLED. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xv 625 
Melville Sound, copper in its 
vicinity IV ix 219 
Melzer. 
Popliteus and pronator 
homologues: ref IV vi 567 
Memnon IV v 96 
Memory. 
Defined HI v 16 
Second cognative faculty of 
mind II xi 310 
Memorial, to Lieut. Bellot. .11 I 88 
Memorial Horn. 
Notice of Remarkable, 
PLEDGE OF TREATY WITH 
Creek nation, 1765. By 
Daniel Wilson Ill I 255 
Memythrus tricinctus, 
Harris, 
Gall producer IV ix 311 
On host Populus tremuloi- 
des Michx IV ix 309 
Time of emergence of moth. IV ix 310 
Mencheres II xm 53 
Meneme, Abyssinia II x 56 
Menispermaceae, 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species 11 xiv 291 
II xv 58 
Hamilton species HI ii 145 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 636 
II xv 58 
London species II vm 220 
Menispermum, Canadian 
localities of 
M. canadense, L II xv 58 
Menno, Simon, York County II xm 567 
Mennonites. 
Village community system 
of Ill iv 65 
York County II xm 567 
Meno §§20, 21, 29 (Bekker), 
text and translation II vn 484 
Menobranchus. 
New species of. By Dr. 
Garnier HI v 218 
M. latastei, Maitland River III v 218 
M. lateralis, Canadian speci- 
men II I 23 
M. maculatus, L. Ontario. . II xm 506 
Menocephalus, Quebec 
group II vi 288 
Menocerca II xv 247 
Menominee crania II n 423 
Menominee, iron range.... IV n 304 
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Mensuration. 
Scale for computation of 
AREAS OF IRREGULAR 
figures. By Thos. Hec- 
tor II in 309 
Menten, Maud L. 
Distribution of fat, 
CHLORIDES, PHOSPHATES, 
POTASSIUM, AND IRON IN 
STRIATED MUSCLE IV VIII 403 
Mentor. 
Nom-de-plume of Rev. Geo. 
Okill Stuart: with selec- 
tion from his writings.... II xv 440 
Mephitis, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
M. americana, var. Hud- 
sonica, Rich Ill vi 75 
M. mephitica, Shaw Ill vi 75 
M. occidentalis, Baird Ill vi 75 
M. putorius, Linn HI vi 75 
Mer. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 243 
Mercapatam II i 81 
Mercator. 
Nom-de-plume of Rt. Hon. 
Ed. Ellice: with note on 
writings II xv 441 
Mercer. 
Improvements in cotton and 
calico manufacture by... I I 136 
Mercury.' 
Copper seperated from I n 126 
Permeability of Metals 
by mercury: reprint. ... I n 22 
Sulphide of, behaviour of 
alkalic metal II I 394 
Meredith, Dr. E. A. 
Compulsory Education in 
Crime: abstract Ill n 230 
Influence of recent gold 
DISCOVERIES ON PRICES. . II I 430 
Some new emendations in 
Shakespeare Ill i 381 
Meredith, Rev. H. C. 
Bleeding implements of 
California Indians 
(pl.): ref IV vn 16 
Merganser, Hamilton species II v 395 
II vi 136 
M. americanus, Mimico.... IV m 108 
Mergulus alle, L., Prince of 
Wales Sound HI v 123 
Mergus, Hamilton species... II v 395 
Meridian. 
Finding, for Longitude 
wrork in field II iv 455 
New, first proposed HI I 147 
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Meriones. 
Species found in Nova 
Scotia. By J. H. Daw- 
son: reprint I in 388 
M. labradorius, Rich, Can- 
adian localities Ill vi 82 
Merismopedia, granules in 
nodal points of proto- 
plasm IV vi 449 
Merista, generic characters.. II vi 143 
Meristella II vi 188 
Merivale. 
Opinion as to who built 
Roman wall II xm 138 
Merkel. 
Two classes of cutaneous 
sense organs: ref Ill n 259 
Merker. 
Central cylinder of Gunnera 
macrophylla: ref IV VI 611 
Mermaid-weed, Canadian 
localities II xv 551 
Meropidae, generic characters II ix 234 
Merovingian, Frank. 
Cranial capacity (large) of.. II xv 216 
Merritt, W. Hamilton, 
F.G.S. 
Magnetic Iron ores of 
Victoria county with 
NOTES ON CHARCOAL IRON 
SMELTING Ill I 261 
Notes on possibilities of 
IRON AND STEEL PRODUC- 
TION in Ontario IV n 299 
Mersea Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 524 
Merton College (Oxon.) 
Description of II xm 454 
Its foundation and state of 
learning at that time. ... II xm 457 
Library of II xm 454 
Men from, famous in Can- 
ada II xm 463 
Merton College and Can- 
ada. By Rev. Dr. Scadd- 
ing II xm 453 
Merton, Eng., sewage farm.. IV n 146 
Merula migratoria, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors III vn 181,189 
IV i 42, 53, 58, 59 
IV m 66, 73, 83, 90, 98, 
101, 103, 104, 108 
Merulius aurens, Fr., hab- 
its; Ontario habitats IV ix 77 
Mesambrianthemum cris- 
tallinum, soda replaced 
by potash in II vi 51 
Mesenterial filaments. 
Bibliography IV vi 387 
Bibliography of, in zoan- 
thids IV vi 403 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mesenterial filaments-Com. 
Ciliated bands ontogeneti- 
cally distinct from glan- 
dular streaks IV vi 401 
Ciliated bands of Zoanthus 
sociatus (pl.) IV vi 391 
Development of, in buds of 
Zoanthus sociatus IV vi 400 
Development of, in egg em- 
bryos (pl.) IV vi 398 
Function in Zoanthus flos- 
marinus IV vi 391 
Mesenterial filaments in 
Zoanthus sociatus (El- 
lis). By J. Playfair 
McMurrich IV vi 387 
Older authors views con- 
cerning IV vi 388 
Mesenteric arteries, amount 
of blood flowing through. II ix 182 
Mesethmoid, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 276 
Mesial plan, of cranial mea- 
surements II xii 282 
Mesmerism, influence on 
patient having finger am- 
putated Ill vn 12 
Mesoblasts, haematoblasts 
derived from IV n 251 
Mesoderm cells, sponges.... II xv 426 
Mesogloea, Zoanthus sociatus 
(pl.) IV vi 392, 402 
Mesopotamia. 
Gileadite traces in II xv 77 
Sumerian family in II xv 286 
Mesothemis, Hagen II vn 454 
M. simplicicollis, Hagen, 
characters; N. American 
habitats II vn 454 
Mesozoic. 
Glauconite abundantly for- 
med in this period IV vn 547 
Period in Central Ontario.. IV vn 162 
Secondary Fossiliferous 
or, Rocks not found in 
Canada II vm 112 
Messaba iron range IV n 307 
Messana, copper coins (2) 
from, in Canadian Insti- 
tute II ix 228 
Messenia, Ashchurite traces 
in II xiv 253 
Messerschmidt, D. G. 
Siberian explorations IV n 262 
Messou IV vi 310 
Mestraei, Egypt, believed to 
be sons of Ashchur II xiv 182 
Metabolism IV ix 274 
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Deposition of Native 
Metals in Vein Fis- 
sures, etc., by Electro- 
Chemical Agency. By 
Prof. E. J. Chapman: re- 
print f II in 75 
Electro-plating of, with 
WHITE METALS, ALUMIN- 
IUM AND SILICIUM FROM 
CLAY, STONE AND SAND. 
By G. Gore, M.D.: re- 
print I in 15 
Extraction of. By Bat- 
tery: reprint I in 94 
H. Grissell's, patent for 
coating, methods I I 43 
Metals in Canada. By Jas. 
L. Willson and Chas. 
Robb: abstract II vi 486 
New art of ornamenting 
metallic surfaces I I 165 
Non-precipitation of II I 558 
Precious, of England I m 46, 94 
Preparation of II n 305 
Product of precious me- 
tal THROUGHOUT WORLD 
in 1853 I III 41 
Metallography process .... I m 31 
Metallurgy. 
Ancient method of refining 
lead II vii 31 
Arsenic and sulphur as 
METALLURGICAL AGENTS 
IN TREATMENT OF CANA- 
DIAN AURIFEROUS AND 
ARGENTIFEROUS ORES. 
By R. Dewar IV I 141 
Law of, regarding melting 
point of alloys IV I 141 
Law of spheroidal form 
given to small portions of 
alloys or metals IV I 143 
Nickel IV n 81 
Roman, in Britain II vi 409 
Metallurgic relics. 
Latin Inscriptions on, in 
Britain II vi 410 
Metamorphic. 
On composition and mi- 
croscopic STRUCTURE OF 
CERTAIN BASALTIC AND 
METAMORPHIC ROCKS. By 
Dr. Andrews: reprint. ... I I 168 
Archean rocks of, origin: 
criticized Ill iv 123 
Canadian, rocks II vi 433 
Characteristics of, rocks... . II vi 433 
Foliation of, rocks in 
Scotland. By Prof. E. 
Forbes: reprint I ill 115 
Geology of, Basin of Canada II ix 9 
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Metamorphic-Con. 
Hills of St. Lawrence region I in 97 
Mode of formation of sili- 
cates in, rocks II n 357 
Nova Scotia, district II xv 109 
Ontario, rocks I in 29 
Rocks of eastern N. America 
of, nature I m 255 
Metamorphism. 
In rocks II vi 451 
Metamorphism in Rhode 
Island Coal Basin. By 
Prof. T. Nelson Dale: 
abstract Ill in 18 
Rock Metamorphism. By 
T. Sterry Hunt: ab- 
stract II ii 300 
Of sedimentary rocks II HI 206 
Theory of, criticized Ill iv 116 
Metamorphosis. 
Origin and, of some sedi- 
mentary rocks. By T. 
Sterry Hunt II n 355 
Metandrocarpa dermatina 
sp. n., British Columbia 
Coast IV ix 128 
M. taylori sp. n., British 
Columbia coast IV ix 129 
Metaphysical. 
Problem of space IV vm 315 
Rational Philosophy in His- 
tory and in System; an 
Introduction to a Logical 
and, course. By Alex. C. 
Fraser: reviewed II ill 347 
Metapterygoid. 
Amiurus catus (pl.) HI n 284 
Hyomandibular and, func- 
tions and development in 
Amiurus...... Ill n 290 
Metazoa, species in Toronto 
tap water Ill I 425 
Metazoa and Protozoa, 
Haeckel's division of ani- 
mal kingdom II xv 419 
Metcalf, Wm. 
Arrival of Spring birds in 
Toronto Ill vn 189 
Metempsychosis, Carriers 
and Sekanaife belief in.... Ill vn 161 
Meteoroic. 
Chassigny, stone II vm 89 
Composition of, stones II vn 151 
Graphite in, stones II I 308 
Meteoric Stones in India II vn 193 
Quartz in, Iron II vi 526 
Meteorites. 
American II vi 300 
Chemical analysis of II IV 411 
Chemical composition of. . . II v 206 
Chronological list of known: 
ref II iv 411 
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Classification of II iv 495 
Classification of. By 
Baron von Reichenbach: 
abstract II v 206 
Composition of some speci- 
mens IV ii 78 
Full account of one that fell 
near Dhurmsalla, India.. II vn 194 
Meteorites. By Elijah P. 
Harris: reviewed II iv 411 
Quartz meteorites Ill vn 9 
Theories of (various) II iv 411 
Meteorological. 
Abnormal Variations of 
SOME ELEMENTS AT TOR- 
ONTO AND THEIR RELA- 
TIONS TO DIRECTION OF 
Wind. By G. T. Kingston II ix 109 
Abstract of, observations 
for 1861-62 at Strat- 
ford, Ont. By Chas. 
John Macgreggor II vni 294 
Comparative Tabular, 
Observations in Can- 
ada, England and Rus- 
sia. By W. Graeme Tom- 
kins II iv 389 
Lesser Slave Lake, register 
for 1802: ref Ill vi 147 
Mean results of, Observa- 
tions at Quebec, 1853-54. 
By Lieut. Noble: re- 
viewed I in 327 
Mean Results of, Observ- 
ations at St. Martin, 
Isle Jesus. By Chas. 
Smallwood, M.D. 
For 1852 I n 7 
For 1853 I n 230 
Mean, results at Tor- 
onto, 1854. By J. B. 
Cherriman I in 161 
Mean, Results at Tor- 
onto with Notes. By 
Prof. G. T. Kingston. 
For 1857 II in 192 
1858 II iv 161 
1859 II v 238 
1860 II vi 210 
1861 II vn 97 
1862 II vni 238 
1863 II ix 171 
1864 II x 108 
Meteorological condi- 
tions DURING PAST WIN- 
TER, 1889-90. By R. F. 
Stupart: abstract IV I 31 
Natural History Society 
Montreal; report on 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 
Observatory II i 409 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Observations at Hamil- 
ton from 1846 to 1853.. In 187 
Observations at St. 
Mary's for 1859. By W. 
Graeme Tomkins II v 397 
Observations at Toronto 
from 1840 to 1853: ab- 
stract I i 286 
Observations on L. Nipis- 
sing, Oct. and Nov. 1854. 
By Alexander Murray.. . I m 146 
On Establishment of Sys- 
tem of Simultaneous, 
Observations, etc., 
THROUGHOUT BRITISH 
North American Pro- 
vinces. By Major R. 
Lachlan I ii 241 
Phenomenon of extraordi- 
nary pillar of blue light 
near horizon II i 198 
Proposal for Stations for 
Canada I in 154 
Records in North Western 
Canada about 1790: ref. . Ill vi 136 
Register, Fort Brady, Michi- 
gan, Feb. 1855 I in 245 
Registers, suggested forms 
of I n 245 
Remarks on Canadian, ob- 
servations II i 91 
Results at Hamilton, 
1854 I hi 172 
St. Mary's, Ont., Toronto, 
Hamilton, London, Eng., 
St. Petersburgh and Mos- 
cow, results compared for 
1858 II iv 391 
Saxby Gale the 4th Oct., 
1869, conditions St. John. IV ix 255 
Snow crystals during cold 
weather I in 232 
Quebec Meteorological 
Table I m 20 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions. 
Atlin, B.C IV vni 291 
Dawson IV vni 291 
Fort Constantine IV vni 291 
Yukon Territory., IV vni 291 
Meteorological Register, 
Hamilton. 
1854, Year I hi 172 
1855, Year n i 207 
1856, December II n 80 
1856, Year II n 80 
1858, Year II iv 245 
1860, Year II vi 220 
1861, Year II vn 476 
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1854, Year II i 566 
1856, January 221 
February 496 
March 497 
April 498 
May 499 
Year II n 392 
1857, Year II ni 532 
1858, Year II iv 427 
Meteorological Register, 
Quebec. 
1853, December I n 176 
1854, January 200 
February 236 
March 260 
April 316 
October I in 120 
November 152 
December 176 
1855, January 199 
February 224 
March 248 
April 272 
May 296 
June 320 
July 344 
August 369 
September 391 
October 416 
November Il I 95 
December 215 
1856, January 216 
February 325 
March 326 
April 504 
Meteorological Register, 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 
Canada East. 
1853, January I i 167 
February 190 
March 214 
April 238 
May 263 
June 284 
July I ii 23 
August 48 
September 74 
October 152 
November 128 
December 175 
1854, January 199 
February 235 
March 259 
April 284 
May 315 
June I in 24 
July 48 
August 72 
September 96 
October 119 
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Meteorological Register, 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, 
Canada East-Con. 
1854, November 151 
December 175 
Year 214 
1855, January 198 
F ebruary 223 
March 247 
April 271 
May 295 
June 319 
July 343 
August 368 
September 390 
October 415 
November II i 94 
December 212 
Year 218 
1856, January 213 
February 323 
March 322 
April 414 
May 415 
June 501 
J uly 502 
August 567 
September 568 
October II u 77 
November 78 
December 158 
1857, January 159 
February 230 
March 231 
April 318 
May 319 
June 389 
July 390 
August 490 
September 491 
October II in 94 
November 95 
December 198 
1858, January 199 
February 278 
March 279 
April 374 
May 375 
June 470 
July 471 
August 529 
September 530 
October II iv 170 
November 171 
December 250 
1859, January 251 
February 343 
March 344 
April 346 
May 347 
J une 424 
July 425 
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1859, August II v 103 
September 104 
October 106 
November 107 
December 246 
1860, January 247 
February 318 
March 319 
April 406 
May 407 
June 480 
July 481 
August II vi 95 
September 96 
October 97 
November 98 
December 218 
1861, January 219 
February 310 
March 311 
April 392 
May 392 
June 492 
July 493 
August 536 
September 537 
October II vn 94 
November 96 
December 170 
1862, January 171 
February 236 
March 237 
April 396 
May 397 
June 474 
July 475 
August II vin 94 
September 95 
Meteorological Register, 
Toronto. 
1852, July I I 19 
August 45 
September 71 
October 94 
November 117 
December 143 
1853, January 166 
February 191 
March 213 
April I I 239 
May 262 
June 285 
July I ii 24 
August 47 
September 73 
October 104 
November. 127 
December 174 
Year 185 
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1854, January 198 
February 234 
March 258 
April 283 
May 314 
June I in 23 
July 47 
August 71 
September 95 
October 118 
November 150 
December 174 
Year 163 
1855, January 197 
February 222 
March 246 
April 270 
May 294 
June 318 
July 342 
August 367 
September 388 
October 414 
November II I 93 
December 208 
Year 220 
1856, January 210 
February 318 
March 320 
April 412 
May 490 
June 492 
July 494 
August 562 
September 564 
October II u 73 
November 75 
December 154 
Year 312 
1857, January 156 
February 226 
March 228 
April 314 
May 316 
June 385 
July 387 
August 486 
September 488 
October II in 90 
November 92 
December 194 
Year 192 
1858, January 196 
February 274 
March 276 
April 370 
May 372 
June 466 
J uly 468 
August 525 
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1858, September 527 
October II iv 81 
November 83 
December 166 
Year 164 
1859, January 168 
February 246 
March 248 
April 339 
May 341 
June 440 
July 422 
August 501 
September II v 97 
October 99 
November 101 
December 242 
Year 238 
1860, January 244 
February 314 
March 316 
April 402 
May 404 
June 476 
July./ 478 
August 553 
September 554 
October II vi 91 
November 93 
December 214 
Year 210 
1861, January 216 
February 306 
March 308 
April 388 
May 390 
June 488 
July 490 
August 532 
September 534 
October II vii 90 
November 92 
December 166 
Year 97 
1862, January 168 
February 232 
March 234 
April 392 
May 394 
June 470 
July 472 
August 529 
September 531 
October II vm 90 
November 92 
December 181 
Year 238 
1863, January 183 
February 269 
March 271 
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1863, April 325 
May 327 
June 405 
July 407 
August 477 
September 479 
October II ix 77 
November 79 
December 133 
1864, January 135 
February 213 
March 215 
April 285 
May 287 
June 365 
J uly 367 
August 435 
September 437 
October II x 77 
November 79 
December 157 
Year 108 
1865, January 159 
February 219 
March 221 
April 299 
May 301 
June 367 
J uly 369 
August 432 
September 434 
October II Xi 75 
November 77 
December 79 
Year 136 
1866, January 141 
February 143 
March 145 
April 201 
May 203 
June 206 
J uly 265 
August 267 
September 269 
October 345 
November 347 
December 349 
Year 340 
1867, January 407 
February 409 
March 411 
April 413 
May II xn i 
June iii 
July y 
August yii 
September ix 
October xi 
November xiii 
December xv 
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1867, Year xviii 
1868, January xxiii 
February xxv 
March xxvii 
April xxix 
May xxxi 
June xxxiii 
July xxxv 
August xxxvii 
September xxxix 
October xl 
November xliii 
December xlv 
Year xlvii 
1869, January liii 
February lv 
March Ivii 
April lix 
May Ixi 
June Ixiii 
J uly Ixv 
August Ixvii 
September Ixix 
October Ixxii 
November Ixxiv 
December Ixxvi 
Year Ixxviii 
1870, January Ixxxiii 
February Ixxxv 
March Ixxxvii 
April Ixxxix 
May II xiii xci 
J une xciii 
J uly xcv 
August xcvii 
September xcix 
October ci 
November ciii 
December cv 
Year cvii 
1871, January cxiii 
February cxv 
March cxvii 
April cxix 
May cxxi 
June cxxiii 
July cxxv 
August cxxvii 
September cxxix 
October cxxxi 
November cxxxiii 
December cxxxv 
Year cxxxviii 
1872, January cxlv 
February cxlvii 
March cxlix 
April cli 
May cliii 
June civ 
J uly clvii 
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1872, August clix 
September clxi 
October clxi 
November clxiii 
December clxv 
Year clxvii 
1873, January clxxiii 
February clxxv 
March clxxvii 
April clxxix 
May Ilxivclxxxi 
J une clxxxiii 
J uly clxxxv 
August clxxxvii 
September clxxxix 
October cxci 
November cxciii 
December cxcv 
Year cxcvii 
1874, January cciii 
February ccv 
March ccvii 
April ccix 
May ccxi 
J une ccxiii 
J uly ccxv 
August... ccxvii 
September ccxix 
October ccxxi 
N o vember ccxxiii 
December,.. ccxxv 
Year ccxxvii 
1875, January ccxxxiii 
February ccxxxv 
March ccxxxvii 
April ccxxxix 
May ccxli 
J une ccxliii 
J uly ccxlv 
August ccxlvii 
September ccxlix 
October ccli 
N ovember ccliii 
December II xv cclv 
Year cclvii 
1876, January i 
February iii 
March v 
April vii 
May ix 
June xi 
J uly xiii 
August xv 
September xvii 
October xix 
November xxi 
December xxiii 
Year xxv 
1877, January xxxi 
February xxxiii 
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April xxxvii 
May xxxix 
June xli 
J uly xliii 
August xlv 
September xlvii 
October xlix 
November li 
December liii 
Year Iv 
Meteorology. 
American system I in 407 
Annual distribution of 
TEMPERATURE AT TOR- 
ONTO, 1859-68. By G. T. 
Kingston II xn 474 
Balaklava Tempest, and 
MODE OF INTERPRETING 
Barometrical Fluctua- 
tion. By T. Dobson: re- 
print II n 111 
Balloon ascents in 1852.... I n 52 
Capt. Fitzroy's memoran- 
dum on, to British 
Govt. (1854): reprint.... I in 87 
Clearness of Atmosphere 
in Oroomiah, Persia. 
By Rev. T. D. Stoddart. . I in 215 
Climatology of United 
States. By L. Blodget: 
reviewed II Hl 28 
Cold days of Feb., 1855... I in 196 
Contributions to, from Ob- 
servations taken at St. 
Martin, Isle Jesus. By 
Chas. Smallwood II iv 262 
II v 308 
Cost of storm warnings. ... II n 180 
Diurnal and annual vari- 
ations OF TEMPERATURE 
at Halifax, N.S. By G. 
T. Kingston II xm 26 
Editing Committee on 
Major Lachlan's sup- 
plementary REMARKS 
(criticized) I in 409 
Efforts of Educational 
Department to estab- 
lish OBSERVATORIES. By 
J. George Hodgins I ill 410 
Employment of electric 
TELEGRAPH FOR PREDICT- 
ING storms. By G. T. 
Kingston II II 177 
Establishment of chair of, 
in University College. ... I HI 269 
Gales in Atlantic, May, 
1857. By Lieut. Maury, 
U. reviewed II n 280 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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General, Register of 
Provincial Magnetical 
Observatory, Toronto 
for 1853. By Prof. Cher- 
riman I n 185 
Hurricane of 18th April, 
1855 I in 261 
Isothermal Lines. By 
Prof. Hennessy: abstract II n 127 
Late Remarkable Weath- 
er in England (winter, 
1853-54): reprint I H 208 
Marine (1854) I in 86 
Marine, beginning of I I 86 
I ii 52 
Marine, collection of obser- 
vations made at sea II n 467 
Meteorology of 1852 in 
Britain: reprint I i 210 
Meteorology in connection 
with Agriculture. By 
Prof. Henry: ref II in 240 
Method of determining 
Index Errors of Ther- 
mometer Scales. By W. 
D. C. Campbell, Quebec. II I 138 
Moons'influence on weather II xin 424 
Monthly mean of pressure 
and temperature on In- 
vestigator in Arctic from 
1850 to 1853 I n 111 
Nautical logbooks, use in... I in 86 
On a Law of Temperature 
DEPENDING UPON LUNAR 
Influence. By J. P. 
Harrison: reprint II in 51 
Observatory at St. Mar- 
tin, Isle Jesus, Quebec. 
By Chas. Smallwood; full 
description with drawings II in 281 
Observations of Hurricane 
18th April, 1855 I Hl 262 
On Annual and Diurnal 
Distribution of differ- 
ent Winds at Toronto. 
By G. T. Kingston II ix 10 
On Deducing mean Tem- 
perature of a Month. 
By G. T. Kingston II ill 5 
On Climatology of Strat- 
ford, Ont. By C. J. 
Macgregor II xil 470 
On Changes of Barome- 
tric pressure and pres- 
sure of Vapour that 
ACCOMPANY DIFFERENT 
winds at Toronto. By 
G. T. Kingston II xn 303 
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On relative durations of 
different Winds during 
RAIN OR SNOW, DERIVED 
from Toronto Observa- 
tions, 1853-59. By G. T. 
Kingston II ix 240 
On system of Forecasting 
Weather pursued in 
Holland. By Dr. Buys 
Ballot: reprint II ix 49 
On Great Fluctuations 
of Temperature in Arc- 
tic Winter. By J. J. 
Murphy: reprint II vi 521 
On Origin of Hail. By 
Frederick Mohr: reprint. II vm 35 
On Variation in Quantity 
of Rain due to Moon's 
Position in reference 
to Plan of Earth's Or- 
bit. By C. Fulbrook 
reprint II m 50 
On Winds of Western 
Coast of United States 
from Observations in 
CONNECTION WITH COAST 
Survey. By A. D. Bache: 
reprint II ill 72 
Oroomiah, Persia, weather. I III 215 
Prof. Doves isothermal maps I u 52 
Provincial System of Ob- 
servations. By Major 
Lachlan I m 406 
Recent advances in, By 
balloon ascents (1863). . . II vm 99 
Report of Committee of 
Institute on Prof. 
Kingston's plan for 
PREDICTING STORMS II II 179 
Report of Committee, 
to Confer with Dr. 
Ryerson about Meteor- 
ological Observations 
in Grammar School of 
Ont. By Prof. Kingston. II m 361 
Remarks on Law of 
Storms as set forth in 
Tract published by 
Richard Budgen, in 
1730. By Rev. C. Dade.. II v 294 
Scientific Balloon As- 
cent by Glaisher 5th 
Sept., 1862: reprint II vu 526 
Second Quarter of 1854 
Highfield House Ob- 
servatory, Nottingham- 
shire, Eng. By E. J. Lowe I in 14 
State of, in 1863 II ix 36 
Stratford Observations 
for 1861. By C. J. Mac- 
gregor II vu 87 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Meteorology- Con. 
Temperature and weather in 
Toronto, 1831-34 II vn 21 
Value of, factor in hygro- 
metric formula. By 
Capt. Noble I in 24 
Winter at Halifax, 1760. ... II xv 531 
Meteors. 
British Association for Ad- 
vancement of Science, re- 
port on I ii 66 
Meteors, Luminous, De- 
tails of Observations 
on Luminous. By Prof. 
Powell: reprint I m 110 
Historical account of I ii 188 
Meteor (Orgueil) of 14th 
May, 1864. By M. J. 
Jamin: reprint II ix 351 
Meteors and Falling 
Stars. By T. Henning. . I ii 188,209 
November, at Toronto, 
1867-68 II xii 86 
November 1868 II xii 174 
Observations of, at the 
Provincial Magnetic 
Observatory I n 39 
Theories of origin of, 
(1) in lunar volcanoes.... I ii 210 
(2) Cosmical I n 211 
Me thy lo tetrasulphuric 
Acid, preparation of. . . . II I 313 
Metaphysics. 
Examination of Prof. 
Ferrier's theory of 
KNOWING AND BEING. By 
Rev. Geo. Paxton Young. II i 105 
Ferrier's (Prof.) theory. ... II I 105 
Methodists, first Church of, 
in Toronto II xii 230 
Metis, Que., geological for- 
mations II xv 382 
Metonyms. 
On, or translated and 
Quasi-translated Per- 
sonal Names. By Rev. 
Dr. Scadding II xii 35 
Metopus, generic characters 
(pl.) Ill I 302 
Metridium dianthus, ar- 
rangement of ciliated cells 
in IV vi 394 
Metschnikoff. 
Function of mesenterial 
filaments: ref.- IV vi 388 
Phagocytosis: ref IV vm 535 
Reproduction in sponges: 
ref II xv 419 
Mettenius. 
Antherozoids of Ophio- 
glossum pedunculosum: 
ref IV v 277 
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Dichotomy does not occur in 
Filicinese: ref IV vin 521 
Sexual phase of Ophioglos- 
sum pedunculosum: ref. . IV v 266 
Mexicans. 
Brain volume of II xv 224 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 229 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Connection with mound- 
builders traced I I 107 
Crania; measurements. ... II n 418 
Defeated by Cocyoeza IV vi 174 
Devastated Zapotecapan... IV vi 173 
Evil spirit (Owl) I I 107 
Tradition concerning origin. IV vi 178 
War with Oaxaca IV vi 183 
War with Zapotecs IV vi 171 
Mexico. 
Aborigines of Khitan origin. Ill I 285 
Amalgamation processes 
used in IV iv 359 
Ancient civilization. . Ill v 65 
Civilizations of Mexico and 
Central America; relations 
of Ill v 65 
Erosion effects on valleys 
between Esperanza and 
Atoyac IV v 362 
History in 11th century.... IV vn 45 
Maize and cotton cultiva- 
tion introduced IV vi 213 
Moro rock in II ix 311 
Native histories of IV vi 156 
New History of conquest of. 
By Robert Alex. Wilson: 
reviewed ; II v 442 
Othomis most ancient Tun- 
gusian colonists of Ameri- 
ca IV v 206 
Time reckoning among an- 
cients IV v 315 
Valley, descent from pla- 
teau to Atoyac; section. . IV v 365 
Valley, descent from plateau 
to Monterey IV v 365 
Mezereon family, species 
yielding paper fibre II xi 199 
Mezzofanti, Cardinal, auto- 
graph II xiv 502 
Miami, cranial measurements 
of II n 423 
IVIicsL* 
Canadian II vin 120 
Canadian localities . II VI 152 
Characters and Canadian 
localities of, slate II vi 434 
Diorite dykes cutting, 
schists in L. Superior dis- 
trict (pl.).. . HI iv 121 
Industry in Canada IV Vin 183 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mica-Con. 
Micaceous gneiss on north 
shore, L. Superior I i 125 
Tests II vi 152 
Michabo IV vi 310 
Michaelis. 
Scarlet Red micro-chemical 
reagent: ref IV vin 242 
Staining properties of Scar- 
let Red: ref IV vin 404 
Michaux, Andre. 
Mistassinni Country in 1792 II ix 255 
Michelinia (De Koninck), 
generic characters II iv 111 
M. convexa (D'Orbigny). 
Onondaga and corniferous, 
Ontario (pl.) II iv 112 
Ontario (pl.) II vi 509 
M. favosoidea (Billings), 
corniferous, Ontario II IV 114 
M. intermittens (Billings), 
corniferous, Ontario II IV 113 
Michigan. 
Carboniferous rocks in II vn 75 
Drift deposits in II vil 77 
First Biennial Report of 
Geological Survey of: re- 
viewed II vn 73 
Geological formations in. . . II vn 73 
Geological history of II vn 76 
Salt wells of II vin 267 
System of education (1855). II I 176 
University (1855) II I 175 
Upper Silurian formations 
in II vn 74 
Michigan, Lake. 
Origin of name II vn 504 
Vessels built on, 1760-78.. . IV iv 311 
Michigan Mouse, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 79 
Michilimackinac. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 524 
Recapture of, by Americans IV in 1 
Trade routes from, at con- 
quest IV in 259 
Michipicoten Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 526 
Michipicoten Isle, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 526 
Michipicoten region, Wawa 
tuffs in IV vin 351 
Michipicoten River, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 526 
Michol River, Palenque IV vi 103 
Mickle, Geo., B.A. 
Notes on Nickel IV n 77 
Micmacs. 
Divinities .. IV vi 275 
Knowledge of Natural His- 
tory IV vi 327 
Population in 1845 I I 196 
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Microbes, conditions govern- 
ing existence of, in soil.. . IV I 157 
Microcephaly II xv 183 
Microcoleus, effect on cells of 
digesting with artificial 
gastric juice IV vi 461 
M. terrestris. 
Central uncoloured zone in 
cell . IV vi 455 
Cyanophycin in IV vi 457 
Cytoplasm in fixed prepara- 
tions IV vi 459 
Distribution of granules of 
second type in cell division IV vi 471 
Two types of granules in... IV vi 465 
Micro-chemistry. 
Digestion of Starch and 
Amylaceous Foods. By 
Philip Burnard Ayres: re- 
print I in 310 
On structure, and de- 
velopment of Nerve 
Cells, with special re- 
ference to their Nu- 
clein Compounds. By 
F. H. Scott IV vi 405 
Structure and, of nerve cells 
of mammals IV vi 408 
Microciona, spermatozoids 
from II xv 420 
Micrococcus No. 10 IV vn 475 
M. varians lactis IV vn 479 
M. varians lactis (Conn. 113 
and 104) IV vn 475 
Micro-organisms. 
Ripening of Cheese and 
role of, in process. By 
F. C. Harrison IV vn 103 
Micropalama himantopus, 
Toronto Ill vn 195 
IV m 84 
Microscope. 
Limit of power in detecting 
organisms IV vm 60 
Microscopic specimens from 
Rice Lake, Humber River, 
Grenadier's Pond and Is- 
land I in 201 
Modern discoveries by. 
By T. Rymer Jones: re- 
print I in 64 
New traversing stage 
for. By Patrick Free- 
land II ii 277 
Notice of Binocular. By 
J. L. Riddell I i 144 
Traversing stage (drawings) II n 279 
Traversing stage for; first 
forms II n 277 
Middle Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 525 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Middle Silurian Series. 
Canadian . II vm 208 
Niagara or Anticosti group. II vm 452 
Middle Sister, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 525 
Middleton, Capt. Christo- 
pher, F.R.S. 
Account of Coppermine 
Country. . IV ix 203 
Discussion with Arthur 
Dobb's concerning Cop- 
permine Co... IV ix 206 
Richard Norton's journey to 
Coppermine Country in 
1717 by IV ix 208 
Middleton Tp., Norfolk Co., 
Corniferous limestone in. II vi 296 
Notes on Geology of. By 
J.DeCew II vi 295 
Middletown, Conn., Milk 
supply examined for bac- 
teria IV vii 469 
Midgut, Amiurus Ill n 402 
Midland, iron plant at IV vm 154 
Midland District, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 525 
Midwifery, Dene IV vn 25 
Migration, of birds in Sep- 
tember from Ontario... . IV in 86 
Mikasto (Blood chief) career. IV vi 298 
Milbank Sound Indians, 
census 1847 I i 197 
Mildew, remedy for II hi 520 
Miles iron Mine, Ontario. . . Ill i 261 
Miliquean Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 525 
Militia and Defence, pro- 
vided by first Parliament 
of U. Canada IV I 83 
Military Budgets. 
English and French Armies 
BUDGETS FOR 1863-4. 
By Col. Sykes: abstract. II ix 54 
Milk. 
Adoption of standard for... IV vn 494 
American cities supply con- 
tain less bacteria than 
European IV vii 468 
Anaerobes facultative in. . . IV vii 477 
Analysis of cows milk I in 190 
B. acidi lactici in IV vii 474 
B. annulatum in IV vii 474 
B. halofaciens in IV vii 474 
Bacteria in, fore and after 
milk... IV vii 473 
Bacteria in freshly drawn. . IV vn 470 
Bacteria in gravel filtered 
and unfiltered milk IV vii 486 
Bacteria in human milk.... IV vii 472 
Bacteria, number of species 
in..... IV vn 474 
Bacteria in udder IV vn 471 
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Bacteria in udder from blood 
or through teats IV vn 479 
Bacterial Contamination 
of Milk and its Con- 
trol. By F. C. Harrison. IV vn 467 
Bacterial contamination of. 
bibliography IV vii 495 
Care of cows for safe milk. . IV vn 481 
Certified milk IV vn 493 
Characteristics of bacilli 
found in IV vn 476 
Cleaned by gravel filter.... IV vn 485 
Cleaning by centrifugal 
force IV vn 486 
Connection between bac- 
teria and filth in IV vii 467 
Conn's method of procuring 
natural starters for cul- 
tures in IV vii 476 
Contamination from dairy 
utensils IV vn 491 
Contamination from stable 
air. . IV vn 490, 491 
Difficulties of transfusion 
into blood I in 189 
Effect of temperature on 
bacteria IV vn 492 
Experiments on bacteria in 
udder IV vii 473 
Experiments on effect of 
centrifugal treatment of 
milk on bacteria IV vn 488 
Effect of transfusion of, into 
blood I in 190 
Effects of vaseline on hands 
in milking on bacteria... IV vii 482 
Filth amount in supply of, 
various cities IV vii 467 
Germicidal action of fresh 
milk on cholera vibrio, 
the typhoid bacillus and 
B. Shafferi IV vn 480 
Injurious effects of filth and 
bacteria in IV vii 467 
Invasion of udder by bac- 
teria IV vn 472 
Manure (fresh) amount dis- 
solved in milk IV vii 467 
Method of transfusing, into 
blood I in 189 
Methods of preventing con- 
tamination in milking. . . IV vn 482 
Milk Analysis. By Prof. 
Edis: abstract IV u 35 
Milk Analysis and, Stan- 
dards. By Prof. Ellis: ab- 
stract HI vn 25 
Milk Commission of New 
York: ref. . IV vn 494 
Milk Commission of Phila- 
delphia IV vn 494 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Milk-Con. 
On transfusion of milk 
AS PRACTISED IN CHO- 
LERA, at Cholera sheds, 
Toronto, July, 1854. By 
Jas. Bovell I ill 188 
Preservation of I m 113 
Renk's experimental data on 
filth in market milk IV vii 467 
Results of transfusion of, 
into blood in cholera 
cases I hi 191 
Sterile milk best secured by 
keeping first part separate IV vii 480 
Storch's test in IV vii 114 
Supply of many cities ex- 
amined for number of 
bacteria IV vii 468 
Temperature ot, to grow 
bacteria in IV vii 476 
Milker. 
Contamination of milk by. . IV vii 481 
Description of IV vii 481 
Milking Machine. 
Bacteria in milk from...... IV vn 483 
Cause of Bacteria in milk 
from IV vn 484 
Described IV vn 483 
Murchland, and Thistle 
mechanical milker in 
prize contest IV vn 484 
Mill Creek, Ont., geology of. IV vn 147 
Milk-Vetch, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 356 
Milk-weed. 
Short treatise on, viewed as 
industrial resources. By 
Alex. Kirkwood: reviewed II xi 247 
Milkwort, Canadian localities II xv 354 
Mill. 
Contradictions in Hamil- 
ton's system of philo- 
sophy: ref II xi 368 
Mill. 
Westrup's patent Coni- 
cal FLOUR MILL, WITH 
PLATE I I 245 
Mill Brook, Plainfield, 
Mass., effect of sawdust 
on trout in IV vn 429 
Mill Dam. 
Mill-Dam and Bridge for 
a Creek fifty feet 
wide. Description with 
plans I i 10 
Miller, Hugh. 
Observations on Chelten- 
ham springs: ref I I 152 
On less known Fossil 
Floras of Scotland: re- 
print I in 365 
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Miller, Hugh -Con. 
Popular Geology: reviewed. II iv 406 
Testimony of Rocks: re- 
viewed II n 201 
Miller, Prof. 
Theory of rainbow verified 
experimentally: ref I i 8 
Miller, S. A. 
Taeniaster elegans: ref IV vm 365 
Miller and Dyer. 
Protaster flexuosus: ref.... IV vm 364 
Mills near Niagara, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 212 
Milles, Isles les, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 525 
Milles Roches, Isle au, ga- 
zetteer notice (1813) II xiv 525 
Millet, M. 
First fish hatchery: ref.... I i 279 
Millon reaction, in nerve 
cells IV vi 415 
Millstones. 
Canadian II viii 121 
Gaspe Peninsula II v 467 
Milman, H. H. Dean. 
Autograph note of II xiv 345 
Milner. 
Inquiry into decrease of 
Food Fishes in U.S.: ref. . IV vn 427 
Milton. 
Autograph II xiv 494 
Milton and Napoleon; re 
battle of Austerlitz II I 89 
Mimosa pudica, influence of 
moon's rays on II iv 224 
Mimulus jamesii, Torr., 
Toronto Ill n 156 
Mimus carolinensis or M. 
felivox. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 99 
Minas de Tabanco II i 368 
Minatte, Isle de, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 525 
Mincopies, Andaman Is- 
lands. 
Size of brain of II xv 186 
Mind. 
Brain as organ of. By 
Dr. Daniel Clark: ab- 
stract IV iv 227 
Doctrine of II I 105 
Essays on Human. By Sir 
Wm. Hamilton: reviewed II n 285 
Functions of Ill v 15 
Mind and Body. By Prof. 
Alex. Bain: ref Ill v 14 
Mineral Oil. 
Lubricant for Machin- 
ery : reprint . I in 287 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mineral-springs. 
Ancaster I i 153 
Caledonia, Ont I I 154 
Charlotteville, Ont I I 153 
Hamilton I i 153 
Mineral Springs of Can- 
ada. By Henry Croft. . . I l 151 
Near Brantford I i 153 
Near Niagara Falls I I 153 
New York I n 38 
Plantagenet, Ont I I 153 
Result of loss of their ma- 
terial in earth I i 153 
Temperature of I i 152 
Theory of formation I i 153 
Toronto I I 153 
Mineral Waters. 
Analyzed by Walchner and 
Daubree I I 152 
Analysis of springs of Rip- 
poldsaw I I 151 
Arsenic in I x 151 
Canadian I in 99 
Characteristics dependent 
on formation in which 
arise, laws regarding I I 152 
Composition of Cheltenham 
Springs I I 152 
Defined I I 151 
Minerals. 
A Popular Exposition of, 
and Geology of Canada. 
By E. J. Chapman.. . . II v 1, 168, 517 
II vi 149, 425, 500 
II vii 108 
II viii 17, 111, 185, 437 
II ix 1 
Analyses of some Cana- 
dian. By E. J. Chapman. II xn 265 
Analysis of Canadian. By 
E. J. Chapman, Ph.D. . . II xm 507 
Artificial formation of crys- 
tallized II iv 54 
Canadian, at Paris Ex- 
hibition I in 241 
Canadian exhibit at 1851 
Exhibition I i 38 
Characteristics by which, 
are distinguished 
Acid actions II v 15 
Action of blowpipe. . II v 16 
Aspect or Lustre... . II v 3 
Chemical characters. II v 15 
Colour II v 4 
Dimetric or Square 
Prismatic System. II v 7 
Form II v 5 
Fusibility II v 17 
Fusible, not yielding 
water in bulb tube. II v 523 
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F usible, yielding 
water in bulb tube. II v 530 
Hardness, Chapmans 
Scale II v 12 
Hardness, Moh's 
Scale II v 11 
Hexagonal system... II V 7 
Infusible, yielding 
easily to knife.... II V 522 
Irregular mixed 
forms, globular, or 
nodular II v 9 
Magnetism II v 14 
Monoclinic or ob- 
lique rhombic sys- 
tem II v 8 
Monometric or regu- 
larsystem II v 7 
Non-metallic aspect 
and will scratch 
glass, list of II v 517 
Non-metallic aspect, 
hardness insuffici- 
ent to scratch glass, 
list of II vi 149 
Relative malleability II V 14 
Specific gravity .... II v 13 
Streak II v 5 
Structure II v 10 
Taste II v 15 
Triclinic or doubly 
oblique system... II v 9 
Trimetric or rhom- 
bic system II v 8 
Water-test......... II v 19 
Classification of Canadian.. II V 168 
Classified list of Canadian. . II vi 162 
Conductability of, for vol- 
taic electricity I i 264 
Correspondence relating 
TO MINERAL WEALTH OF 
Nova Scotia I i 241 
Descriptive Catalogue of 
Collection of Economic 
Minerals of Canada and 
of its Crystalline Rocks, 
sent to London Inter- 
national Exhibition of 
1862: reviewed II vn 215 
Exhibit of Canada at 1851 
Exhibition, report of Jury 
on ... I i 90 
Exports from Canada, 1886. Ill v 244 
Handbuch der Mineralche- 
mie. By C. F. Ram- 
melsburg: reviewed II V 540 
How distinguished from one 
another ... II v 169 
Index to characteristics.... II V 170 
Mineral Wealth of 
Ottawa region: reprint I in 147 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Minerals-Con. 
Mines and Mineral re- 
sources of America: re- 
print I n 36 
On Position of Lievrite 
in, series. By E. J. Chap- 
man II vii 42 
On some, from L. Supe- 
rior. By E. J. Chapman. II x 406 
Physical properties of...... II v 2 
Statistics, collection of, in 
Canada in 1887 Ill v 188 
Table for Calculating 
Weight and Yield, per 
RUNNING FATHOM OF 
MINERAL VEINS. By E. J. 
Chapman II xn 478 
Tabular distribution of Can- 
adian, with methods of de- 
termining II v 170 
Tests for distinguishing.... II Vi 149 
Theory of metallic veins. . . II I 450 
Thunder Bay II vm 194 
Wilsonite, location of I in 100 
Mineralogy. 
Atomic Constitution and 
Crystalline Form as 
CLASSIFICATION CHARAC- 
TERS in. By Prof. Chap- 
man II ii 435 
Contributions to Cana- 
dian. By H. R. Wood: 
abstract IV iv 226 
Difficulties of classification. II n 435 
Dana's, ninth supplement 
to: reviewed II Vi 301 
Dr. Genths'contributions to II vn 152 
Eighth supplement to 
Dana's: reviewed II V 308 
Miners. 
Ancient miners of Lake Su- 
perior identified with 
Mound Builders I I 107 
Ancient Miners of Lake 
Superior. By Charles 
Whittlesey I I 106, 132 
Ancient, of Lake Su- 
perior. By Daniel Wil- 
son II i 225 
Miners and their privations. I Hi 266 
Mines. 
Accidents in, and formation 
of Society for prevention. I I 23 
Ancient, of L. Superior, 
when and by whom 
worked II I 230 
Bruce, of Ontario II vn 216 
Lightening of labour in, 
Man-machine: reprint. . I in 266 
Produce of British, for 
1860: reprint II vn 147 
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Mines-Con. 
Mines and Mineral re- 
sources of America: re- 
print...., I ii 36 
Pennsylvania anthracite 
mines I m 102 
Mining. 
Ancient, in Ontonagon II i 229 
Implements of ancient 
miners in America and 
North Wales similar II i 228 
Improvement in Boring 
Operations: reprint. ... I i 216 
Institute's action for ad- 
vancement of, Industry of 
Ontario IV ii 33 
Report on, Industries of 
Canada Ill v 240 
Technical Education of 
a, Engineer. By Wm. 
Frecheville IV ix 65 
Mining Insects I n 193 
Mink, Canadian localities.... Ill vi 75 
Minnesota. 
Great Copper Mine of: 
reprint I in 266 
Location of lower sand- 
stones, lower magnesian 
limestones, upper mag- 
nesian limestones, cedar 
limestones and drift.... I u 79 
Report of Geological 
Survey of Wisconsin, 
Iowa, Minnesota and 
portion of Nebraska. 
By D. D. Owen, U.S. Geo- 
logist; extracts from I ii 79,101 
Minnesotah, mine, ancient. I i 132 
Minores II vm 3 
Mints. 
Milling described I in 130 
Mints of United States. 
By Professor Wilson: re- 
print I hi 128 
Process of coining gold, 
silver and copper I in 129 
Miocene. 
Denudation of, strata in 
Jamaica IV v 334 
Fauna of West Indies IV vm 381 
Jamaica, older, history; 
white limestones IV v 331 
Post, of Montego Bay, 
Jamaica IV v 340 
Parian Range in, period.... IV vm 142 
Miocene -Pliocene. 
W. Indies in, times IV vu 369 
Mio-Pliocene, Jamaica, his- 
tory IV v 334 
Miramichi Dist., Intercolo- 
nial Ry., geology of II xv 385 
Mirage, cause of I i 7 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mireio, Frederic Mistral and 
his IV n 191 
Miscellaneous Intelligence I n 312 
Miscellaneous Miscellanea 
or Miscellaneous Intel- 
ligence I i 20,46, 96, 118, 144 
I ii 172, 233, 280, 312 
I m 21, 44, 68, 244, 269, 341 
II ii 306 
II in 166, 365, 462 
Mishla, drink IV vi 212 
Mispickel. 
Analysis of auriferous, from 
Marmora Tp II xm 509 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities II v 172 
True ore of gold in Marmora 
Tp II xm 334 
Mission. 
Site of, of Ste. Marie on 
Wye; Its possessors and 
PRESENT CONDITIONS. By 
A. F. Hunter:abstract... IV iv 230 
Mississaga Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 525 
Mississaga Point, gazetteer 
notice II xiv 211, 526 
Mississaga River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 526 
Mississauga Indians. 
Agreement surrendering 
Toronto to Crown IV vi 288 
Chiefs (1787-1805) IV vi 288 
Condition and territory in 
1813 II xm 188,268 
Language almost pure Ojeb- 
way Ill vii 213 
Language of, of Scugog. 
By A. F. Chamberlain... Ill vu 213 
(abstract).., Ill vu 2 
Location of tribe I m 209 
Myth of Deluge Ill vn 12 
Population in 1838, '44 and 
'46 , I I 196 
Similar Indian languages to II m 481 
Mississippi. 
Climatology of, valley II m 31 
Declivity of valleys IV v 360 
Description of river and 
valley I n 9 
Discovery of source Ill vi 141 
In post tertiary times IV vi 53 
Lieut. Pike's claims to dis- 
covery of source Ill vi 142 
Mississippi and Ohio 
Rivers. By Chas. Ellet: 
reprint In 9 
Processes now going on in 
swamps in valleys of, ex- 
plain ancient coal forma- 
tion I i 280 
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Mississippi-Con. 
Proportional amounts of 
salts in water IV vn 558 
Quantity of mud carried 
down annually; its effect 
on sea level I m 59 
Missouri. 
Coal fields of: reprint. . . I in 357 
Mistassinni country, in 
1792. By Andre Michaux II ix 255 
Mistral, Frederic. 
F. Mistral and his Mireio... IV II 191 
Mitchella repens, suitable 
for flower garden IV ill 128 
Mitella, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
M. diphyIla, L II xv 549 
M. nuda, L II xv 549 
Mithraic emblems, ancient 
carved stone found at 
Chesterholm, Northum- 
berland, Eng II xiv 1 
Mithras, genealogy of II xiv 568 
Mitla, formerly Yopaa IV vi 170 
Mitre-wort, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 549 
Mitrophanow. 
Structure of Beggiatoa: ref. IV vi 474 
Mittens, Dene IV iv 164 
Mniotilta, Hamilton species. II v 390 
M. varia, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill m 96 
III vn 192 
IV m 71, 107 
Moab, Judea and, ethnical 
identity of earliest popu- 
lation II xiv 165 
Mobile Bay, Gnathodon de- 
posits of II iv 318 
Mocassins, Dene IV iv 163 
Mock Suns. 
Notice of, as seen near 
Muskoka R. in Nov. 
1861. By A. Clifford 
Thomson (pl.) II vu 462 
Mocking Bird, Hamilton 
species II v 390 
Mocquoweoweo, crater of 
Mauna Loa I I 18 
Modiolopsis, Toronto speci- 
mens of 
M. anodontoides II iv 452 
M. curta II iv 452 
M.faba. .... II iv 452 
M. modiolaris I I 150 
II i 74 
II iv 452 
M. orthonota, Conrad, 
Dundas II xiv 144 
Modulation HI vi 186 
Moeller. 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mohammedan, period in 
India IV ix 84 
Mohawk. 
Alphabet II xv 5 
Chiefs (John Norton) auto- 
graph letter to Gen. Sim- 
coe, 1804 II xiv 90 
Comparative table of nu- 
merals and common words 
showing differences be- 
tween six nation confed- 
racy and II xv 5 
Grammar II xv 8 
History II x 183 
Language II x 186 
Language characteristics... IV vi 283 
Mohawk Language. By 
Oronhyatekha II x 182 
II xv 1 
Origin of name II vn 507 
IV vi 262 
Outline history II xv 1 
Tribe in 1770 IV v 244 
Mohawk Bay, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 526 
Mohawk Settlement, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 526 
Mohawk Valley. 
Brant's operations in, in 
Revolutionary war IV vn 398 
British operations against, 
in Revolutionary war.... IV vn 399 
Major Ross' raid on, in 1781 IV iv 294 
Mohawk Village, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 526 
Mohl. 
Chemical composition of in- 
crustations on certain 
leaves: ref IV vn 257 
Mohr, Frederick. 
On Origin of Hail: reprint II vm 35 
Mohs' scale of hardness, 
minerals II V 11 
Moira River. 
Drift Formation (pl.) II v 42 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 527 
Moeris Lake (Egypt), dis- 
covery of ancient site.... I II 153 
Moisie River, boulders in, 
Valley II ix 254 
Mojos Indians, art of paint- 
ing among IV vi 334 
Mokaikinuki IV iv 255 
Moki Indians, Arizona, 
acquaintance with indi- 
genous plants IV vi 327 
Molanna, Curtis, Charac- 
ters and N. American 
habitats of 
M. cinerea, Hagen II vn 494 
M. rufa (Hagen) II vn 495 
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Molasses. 
Sugar Extracted from: 
reprint I n 35 
Mole, Canadian localities of 
Common Ill vi 88 
Hairy-tailed HI vi 89 
Oregon Ill vi 89 
Star-nosed HI vi 89 
Missouri mole-mouse HI vi 79 
Molgula complanata (Aid. 
and Hanc.), Canadian 
Atlantic coast IV ix 141 
M. littoralis Verrill, syn. of 
Caesira littoralis Verrill .. IV ix 142 
M. pannosa Verrill, syn. of 
Caesirapannosa Verrill... IV ix 142 
M. papillosa Verrill, syn. of 
Caesira papillosa Verrill. . IV ix 139 
M. retortiformis (Verrill), 
syn. of Caesira retorti- 
formi's (Verrill) IV ix 143 
Molla Shannon, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 527 
Mollugo verticillata, L., 
Canadian localities II xv 174 
Mollusca. 
Canadian II iv 272 
Cephalization in, plan of... II xi 188 
Cephalopoda position 
among II xi 325 
Characteristics and true 
limits of II xi 320 
Classes unrepresented in 
fossil condition: reason... II xin 381 
Classification of, based on 
principle of Cephaliza- 
tion. By Prof. Morse: re- 
viewed II xi 187 
Classification of II xi 324 
Common plan of, sub king- 
dom II xi 187 
Conchifera's position in.... II xi 326 
Dr. Ogilvie's views on II iv 283 
Fresh water, shells found in 
Ontario Drift II vi 224 
Generic characters II x 28 
Hudson River Group, Tor- 
onto II iv 451 
L. Ontario. II xm 502 
Lamellibranchiate, around 
Montreal II in 157 
Molluscous Animals. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 319, 392 
II xii 26 
Naiades, new species (1856) II u 382 
Observations on Terrestrial 
Pulmonifera of Maine, in- 
cluding a Catalogue of all 
species of terrestrial and 
fluviatile, known to in- 
habit state. By Ed. S. 
Morse: reviewed II x 42 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mollusca-Con. 
Post Glacial Deposits, Can- 
ada II vni 456 
Primordial zone, Quebec. .. II vi 43 
Proposed classification 
of genus Helix. By A. 
E. Williamson II vm 343 
Pteropoda in II xi 325 
Shells of, found on Indian 
sites in America II ill 387 
Shells of, in Denmark in 
ancient sites II in 386 
South America and Africa 
once joined as evidenced 
by IV vm 375 
Sub Divisions of II vu 108 
Toronto I I 149 
Tunicata's position in II xi 326 
Molluscoida, position in ani- 
mal kingdom II x 28 
Mollusks. 
Observations on Exist- 
ence of Various, and 
Zoophytes at great Sea 
Depths. By M. Milne 
Edwards: reprint II vi 518 
Ottawa River .. I I 222 
Pteropod Marl, Jamaica. . . IV vm 385 
Molothxus, Hamilton species II v 392 
M. ater. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 94 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vu 190 
IV I 58 
IV in 68, 79, 92, 94, 102, 
103, 104, 106 
Molten. 
On some Phenomena in 
Connexion with, Sub- 
stances. By J. Nasmyth: 
reprint II in 53 
Substances heavier than 
solid at same temperature II in 54 
Molybdenite. 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities II v 178 
Occurrence in L. Superior 
districts II x 409 
Molybdenum, in mineral 
waters I I 152 
Monague, John. 
Autobiography of IV in 4 
Monapostiac, enchanted is- 
land of Oaxacans IV vi 170 
Monas lens, Toronto tap 
water HI I 421 
Mond Nickel Process IV vm 158 
Moneague beds, Jamaica... IV vm 382 
Monera II xv 241 
Mongol. 
American origin of Ill v 73 
Brain weight of II XV 201 
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Mongolians. 
Division of human family. . II v 325 
Esquimaux of, descent II vn 347 
Related to Eskimo Ill v 59 
Mongolidae, Dioscurian II v 323 
Mongoloid group, of men.. Ill n 9 
Monkeys, structural differ- 
ences separating them 
from lemurs II ix 160 
Monnoir Mt., Que. 
Chemical analysis of felspar 
from... II v 435 
Composition of II v 434 
Monoclinic system of 
Crystals II vi 3 
Minerals II v 8 
Monoclinal Valleys Ill vn 65 
Monocotyledons. 
Astelic types in IV vi 623 
Origin of number three in 
circles of parts II in 317 
Primitive stelar condition. . IV vi 630 
Three prevailing number in. II in 411 
Monodon monoceros, 
Linn., Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 119 
Monodonta limbata, from 
great sea depths II vi 520 
Monogenea (Van Ben) Ill i 61 
Monohammus, note on the 
species II vm 320 
M. dentator, Fabr I in 324 
M. scutellatus Mels. Cat... I in 212, 326 
M. titillator, Fabr I in 212, 326 
Monometric system of 
Crystals II vi 3 
Minerals II v 7 
Monomyaria order, charac- 
teristics of, and criticism of II xi 394 
Monorrhina II xv 243 
Monostelic. 
Anemone IV vi 614 
Cylinder in plants IV vi 600 
Equisetaceae IV vi 614 
Phanerogams IV vi 614 
Ranunculaceae IV vi 614 
Monostoma II iv 24 
Monotremata II xv 245 
Monsters, double, produc- 
tion of II vn 519 
Mont Blanc. 
Account of. By a Lady: 
abstract I in 66 
Montagnais, Dene, same as. IV vi 77 
Montagne, Portage de, ga- 
zetteer notice (1813) II xiv 527 
Montagu Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 527 
Montarville Mt., Que. 
Chemical analysis of oli- 
vinitic dolerite from II v 436 
Composition of II v 436 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Montclair, N.J., number 
bacteria in milk supply... IV vn 469 
Monte Negro, King of 
Saxony's Botanical ex- 
cursion to I i 81 
Montego Bay, Jamaica. 
Fossils IV v 341 
Post Miocene formations of. IV v 340 
Montgomery, Toronto II xin 84 
Montgomery, Gen. 
Passports granted to Mont- 
real merchants in 1775... IV iv 299 
Montgomery, Henry, M.A., 
Ph.D., F.E.S.A. 
Recent Archaeological 
INVESTIGATIONS IN ON- 
TARIO IV IX 1 
Montgomery, Robert. 
Obituary II i 87 
Montgomery, T. H. 
Development of limbs in 
Amblystoma: ref IV vm 484 
Development of posterior 
limbs in Plethodon cine- 
reus: ref ... IV vm 471 
Larvae of Plethodon cine- 
reus: ref IV vm 469 
Plethodon and eggs habitat: 
ref IV vm 474 
Montgomery's boiler, for 
Locomotives II i 341 
Montgomery's inn II xm 436 
Montgomery's Tavern II xm 436 
Month Names. 
American Indians IV vi 331 
Dene IV iv 106 
Montpelier beds, Jamaica.. IV vm 382 
Montpellier. 
Report on congress of 
Romance Philology at, 
By Arthur Harvey IV n 188 
Montreal. 
Aboriginal antiquities dis- 
covered at II vi 415 
Captured by Americans, 
1775 II xiv 79 
Census returns (1861) II x 11 
Cytheridea found in II in 157 
Earthquake at I i 185 
Foraminifera found in II m 157 
Fossils found in. By Prof. 
Dawson II in 157 
Gasteropods found in II in 157 
Gazetteer notice, 1765 II xv 25 
In 1852 I i 33 
Lamellibranchiate, molluscs 
found in II in 157 
Longitude of, determined. . II iv 458 
Meteorological Register for: 
see Meteorological Regis- 
ter for St. Martins. 
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Montreal-Con. 
Natural History Society... I i 137, 282 
I in 340, 385, 411 
II i 328, 408 
On Intrusive Rocks of, 
Ite District. By T. Sterry 
|KHunt: reprint II v 426 
Pliocene, newer and post 
beds II in 157 
Post-Tertiaries, etc., of. 
By Prof. Dawson: reprint II in 157 
Railway Bridge over St. 
Lawrence at; its loca- 
tion AND CONSTRUCTION. I II 76 
Serpula found II ill 157 
Spicula of sponge in II ill 157 
Statistics of cholera vic- 
tims in epidemic of 1832 
and 34 in . II vn 20 
Testimonial to Sir Wm. E. 
Logan from... II iv 147 
Trachytes of, district (che- 
mical analysis of) II v 428 
Trachyte rocks of, district; 
occurrence of II v 429 
Montreal, Isle, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 527 
Montreal Mt., composition 
of II v 439 
Montreal, River de, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 527 
Montserrat, W. Indies. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vn 142 
Physical features and geo- 
logy IV vn 356 
Monument. 
Brock, construction of, and 
details II I 201 
Brock's, design (pl.) I I 41 
Brock, designs for I I 22 
To Nicoll, Scottish Poet. . . II I 87 
Moodie, Col., Richmond Hill II xm 448 
Moon. 
Appearance of disc during 
solar eclipse of May 26th, 
1854 I in 184 
Chronology of Forma- 
tions of. By Prof. 
Nichol: reprint I in 366 
Dark shadow in-air dur- 
ing TOTAL ECLIPSE SEEN. 
By Prof. Forbes: reprint. I in 44 
Effect on tides, separated 
from that of sun II n 465 
Influence of moon's light 
upon plants II iv 223 
Lunar Influences. By 
Rev. C. Dade II xm 335, 422 
Moon on her back, super- 
stition II xm 337 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Moon-Con. 
Occultation of Spica Vir- 
ginis 12th March, 1857. 
By Baron de Rottenburg. II n 180 
On a Law of Temperature 
DEPENDING UPON LUNAR 
Influence. By J. P. 
Harrison II in 51 
On Variation in Quantity 
of Rain due to Moon's 
Position in Reference 
to Plane of Earth's 
Orbit. By C. Fulbrook: 
reprint II in 50 
Physical conformation and 
superficial phenomena of I i 82 
Researches on. By Prof. 
Phillips: reprint II ix 55 
Rotation II n 129 
Saturday Moon supersti- 
tions .... II xiii 335 
Theory regarding origin of 
meteors in lunar volcanoes I n 210 
Weather influenced by, 
phases of II xm 424 
Mooney, Jas. 
Sacred formulas of Chero- 
kees: ref IV vii 15 
Moonseed, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 58 
Moore. 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vn 471 
Moore and Ward. 
Bacteria in udder: ref IV vn 472 
Moore, A. W. 
Carvalyn Gailckagh: ref... IV v 83 
Moore, Elwood S., M.A. 
Geology of L. Wendigo- 
kan Region IV vm 341 
Moore, R. W. 
Reichert's Process for iden- 
tification of cocoa-nut oil 
as adulterant in butter- 
fat: ref Ill v 40 
Moore, Sir John. 
Death of II xn 242 
Moorhen, Common II vn 510 
Moorundun, Australian 
aborigines.chief diety.... II xn 451 
Moose, Canadian localities... Ill vi 68 
Moose Factory, mean tem- 
perature and precipita- 
tion IV ix 151 
Moose-wood, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 353 
Moraines, eastern boundary 
in Central Ontario IV vn 168 
Moravian work, Labrador... Ill iv 98 
Moravian Village, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 215, 527 
Morchella esculenta Pers., 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 80 
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Mordellidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 215 
Morgan. 
Method of fixing and har- 
dening Urodele eggs: ref. IV vm 475 
Morgan, Lewis H. 
Estimate of time of arrival 
of Algonquins in America: 
ref IV vi 286 
Laws of consanguinity 
among Iroquois; may be 
means of tracing their 
origin: ref ... II iv 225 
Purposes of buildings at 
Palenque: ref IV vi 110 
Morgan Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 527 
Morice, Rev. Father, O.M.I. 
Classification of Denes. IV vn 28 
Dene languages IV i 170 
Dene roots IV in 145 
(abstract) IV in 7 
Dene Surgery IV vn 15 
Nah'ane and their lan- 
guage IV vn 517 
Notes on the Western 
Dene IV iv 1 
On Classification of 
Dene tribes IV vi 75 
Three Carrier Myths. ... IV v 1 
Use and abuse of Philo- 
logy IV vi 84 
Western Denes-their 
Manners and Customs. Ill vn 109 
On beaver snaring IV iv 66 
On varieties of Dene nouns: 
ref IV iv 32 
On fern root cooking: ref... IV iv 116 
On "cut-arrows" of the 
D&nes: ref IV iv 56 
On head-dress of pubescent 
girls: ref IV iv 165 
On introduction of copper 
among Carriers: ref IV iv 137 
Morisco, Canary Islands. ... IV vn 31 
Morishima. 
Artohn in gluten: ref IV vn 500 
Glutenin preparation: ref... IV vn 505 
Morlot, A. 
Introductory lecture of 
a Course on remote 
Antiquity: reprint II vm 249 
Mormonia togata (Hagen), 
characters; N. American 
habitats II vn 494 
Morozzo. 
Dew drops remaining on 
leaves late in morning are 
acid: ref IV vn 260 
Moro rock, New Mexico, in- 
scriptions on II ix 311 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Morpeth, Ont., Mastodon 
remains discovered at.... II in 356 
Morphia, effect of hypoder- 
mic injections in dogs on 
blood pressure IV vn 199 
Morphology. 
Contribution to, and bio- 
logy of Insect Galls. 
By A. Cosens IV ix 297 
Contributions to, and 
Physiology of Cell. By 
A. B. Macallum IV I 247 
Medullated fibro-vascular 
axis IV vi 628 
Morphology of Central 
Cylinder in Angio- 
sperms. By Ed. C. Jeff- 
rey IV vi 599 
Morphology of insect galls, 
bibliography IV ix 375 
Morpion Isle, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 527 
Morpions, Isle aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 527 
Morris, Alexander. 
Canada and her Resources, 
Prize Essay, at Paris Ex- 
hibition: reviewed I in 351 
Morris, Beverley R. 
Description of Intestinal 
Worm from Duodenum 
of White Fish of Cana- 
dian Lakes II iv 442 
On power that certain 
WATER BIRDS POSSESS OF 
REMAINING partially 
SUBMERGED IN DEEP 
WATER II VII 509 
Morris, Jas. H., M.A. 
Notes of travel in China II n 161 
Morris, Rev. Dr. 
Rhopalocera of N. America: 
ref II viii 2 
Morro Velho lode, Brazil, 
gold increases with depth 
in I I 17 
Morse. 
On arrow-release: ref IV IV 57 
Morse, Prof. Ed. S. 
Classification of Mollusca, 
based on Principle of 
Cephalization: reviewed. II xi 187 
Observations on terrestrial 
Pulmonifera of Maine, in- 
cluding a Catalogue of all 
species of terrestrial and 
fluviatile Mollusca known 
to inhabit State: reviewed II x 42 
Mortality. 
Law of. By Prof. McCoy: 
abstract II n 71 
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Mortars, magnesian II in 333 
Mortimer, Rev. Geo., Thorn- 
hill II xiii 443 
Morton, Dr. S. G. 
American brain capacities: 
ref; II xv 224 
Crania americana: ref II n 365 
Craniological investigations 
of I in 345 
Homogeneous cranial char- 
acteristics of American 
race: ref II n 409 
Mortuary. 
Dene, columns IV iv 199 
Mortuary Customs of 
Blackfeet Indians. By 
Rev. J. McLean Ill v 20 
Mosaical chronology, its 
accuracy not weakened 
by modern discovery.... IV iv 40 
Mosaic Disease in Tobacco. 
Cause IV vm 55 
Described IV vn 323 
Moser. 
Moser's Images and a new 
Action of Light: reprint II in 163 
Mosinos II x 134 
Mosley. 
Auctioneer of Toronto II xn 338 
Moss Campion, Canadian 
localities II xv 170 
Moss family, species yielding 
paper fibre II xi 199 
Mosses. 
Boreal type on east coast 
L. Huron II xiv 475 
In United States II I 189 
On Laurentian strata II xiv 472 
On Niagara and Clinton 
rocks of Canada II xiv 471 
Mosquito, transmitter of 
yellow fever IV vm 57 
Mother Nature, among pri- 
mitive people IV vi 338 
Moths, Canadian II vm 1 
Motion. 
Relative Motion. By Jas. 
Loudon Ill I 231 
Motors, electric, M. Marie 
Davy's new I in 33 
Mouat, J. Gordon. 
Few Canadian Climates. . Ill n 195 
Mouille Pointe, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 527 
Moulenet, Isles au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 528 
Mound-Builders. 
Alphabet Ill ill 168 
Antiquity of II i 232 
Aztecs connected with I I 107 
III ii 171 
Carp river settlements II I 236 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mound-Builders-Con. 
Cause of disappearance.... II i 231 
Copper and wooden tools and 
utensils found in, mines.. I i 133 
Copper mines on Keweenaw 
Peninsula II i 227 
Copper of 6 tons weight 
found in mine, description 
of mine I i 132 
Descendants Ill v 62 
Eskimo related to Ill vi 277 
Estimation of date of dis- 
appearance I i 134 
Ethnology of I i 107 
Extent of, mounds Ill iv 132 
Evidence that they and not 
Indians mined in L. Su- 
perior district I I 108 
II I 231 
Evidence that they visited 
mining regions of L. Su- 
perior rather than lived 
there permanently I i 134 
Human skeletons found in 
mounds in Manitoba.... Ill iv 133 
Identified with Ancient 
Miners in L. Superior.... I I 107 
Indians succeeded, evidence I I 108 
Inscriptions in Ohio and 
Iowa translated IV v 57 
Inscriptions translated IV v 55 
Methods in mining I i 133 
Mound Builders in Can- 
ada. By C. N. Bell Ill iv 131 
Mound Builders of Ame- 
rica. By J. C. Hamilton; 
abstract Ill vu 41 
Mounds in Manitoba Ill iv 132 
Mounds at St. Andrew's, 
Man Ill iv 132 
Muskokis probably IV iv 40 
Origin of HI in 148 
III v 63 
Pipes II 11 259,324 
Pipes compared with In- 
dian II ii 334 
Reason for believing that 
they mined copper on 
Shores of L. Superior.... I I 132 
Relics found in Manitoba 
mounds HI iv 133 
Serpent mounds suggestive 
of Fall of Man IV V 12 
Theory of, disappearance... I l 107 
Tools used in mining I i 133 
II I 228 
Tools used, similar to those 
found in North Wales in 
ancient copper mines. ... II I 228 
Wooden tools found in, 
mines I I 133 
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Mounds. 
Age of ancient, in Bay of 
Quinte district II v 413 
Canadian Institute's request 
for information concern- 
ing Indian I i 25 
Contents of ancient, around 
Bay of Quinte II v 412 
Locations, Bay of Quinte.. . II v 411 
New York State contains 
many Indian I i 25 
On some ancient mounds 
UPON SHORES OF BAY OF 
Quinte. By Thos. Camp- 
bell Wallbridge II v 409 
Skeletons (human) found in 
ancient, in Bay of Quinte 
district (pl.) II v 414 
Mounds in Otonabee Tp., 
Ont. 
Age of IV ix 9 
Builders of IV ix 8 
Copper objects (pl.) IV ix 6 
Cowry shell (pl.) IV ix 7 
Crania and skeletons. , IV ix 5 
Described IV ix 1 
Excavation results IV ix 3 
Fulgur perversa (pl.) IV ix 4 
Leaden object IV ix 8 
Marginella apicina (pl.).... IV ix 4 
Oliva literata (pl.) IV ix 3 
Pottery objects (pl.) IV ix 7 
Stone objects (pl.) IV ix 7 
Unio IV ix 5 
Mt. Albert, Gaspe, Serpen- 
tine in II v 466 
Mt. Eden, Volcano II u 359 
Mt. Greylock. 
Geology of. By Prof. T. 
Nelson Dale: abstract... Ill v 145 
Mt. Johnson, Que. 
Chemical analysis of felspar 
from II v 435 
Composition of II v 434 
Mt. Royal, Que. 
Chemical analysis of felspar 
from II v 439 
Composition of II v 439 
Igneous rocks affect on fossi- 
liferous limestone II v 441 
Mountain, Bishop. 
Autograph letter to Dr. 
Strachan in reply to 
latter's criticism II xiv 105 
Mountain. 
Theories of formation. By 
E. Billings: reviewed.... II vi 301 
Mountain Ash, Canadian 
localities II xv 434 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mountain district of Rocky 
Mts., geological area... . II xv 18 
Mountain House at Cats- 
kill, Spectre of Brocken 
visible from I I 7 
Mountain Lion, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 71 
Mountain Ranges. 
On Formation of. By Prof. 
Jas. Hall: reprint II v 542 
Mountain Sheep, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 70 
Mountain tallow, Kamanist- 
quia region Ill vu 251 
Mountain Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 528 
Mouse, Canadian localities 
of 
Jumping Ill vi 82 
Mountain Pocket Ill vi 84 
White-footed or Deer Ill vi 79 
Mouse-ear Chickweed, lo- 
calities Canadian species. II xv 172 
Mouse tail, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 56 
Mouth, Orang IV vi 509 
Mouth and Pharynx, fine 
anatomy of, in Amiurus.. Ill II 390 
Movers. 
Phoenicians, Philistines and 
Greeks intimately con- 
nected in earliest times: 
ref II xiii 38 
Mowatt, Rev. J. B., St. An- 
drews, Niagara IV I 123 
Mowat, Hon. Oliver. 
Presidential Address at 
Canadian Institute, 1865. II x 81 
Mucedin, in gluten IV vu 498 
Mucin, constituent of gluten. IV vu 497 
Mucous Canals, Amiurus 
(pl.) Ill ii 262 
Mucus Cells, Amiurus Ill n 253 
Muddy Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) '.... II xiv 528 
Muddy Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice II xiv 528 
Mulder. 
Plant gelatin obtained from 
gluten: ref IV vu 498 
Mule Deer, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 69 
Mull of Galloway, fauna at 
150 fathoms that of coral- 
line zone I i 110 
Muller, Johannes and Stel- 
ler. 
Pancreas of Amiurus: ref... Ill n 413 
Muller, Max. 
Autograph and brief com- 
ment on II xiv 603 
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Muller, Max-Con. 
Basis of classification of 
Languages: ref II xm 283 
Language formation and 
growth: ref Ill vi 100 
North African languages not 
well defined Semitic: ref.. II xm 287 
Muller, Ottfried. 
Etruscan letters: ref HI v 85 
Munich, filth and bacteria in 
milk supply IV vu 467 
Municipal. 
Beginning of, govern- 
ment in Ontario. By 
Prof. Adam Shortt IV vu 409 
Municipal Act of Ontario, 
1793 .... IV ii 292 
Municipal affairs provided 
for by first Parliament of 
U. Canada IV I 81 
Munk, J. 
Fat absorbed in intestine in 
fine particles as emulsion: 
ref. .. IV viii 242 
Organism that furnish gly- 
cerine radicle necessary 
for synthesis of neutral 
fat: ref IV vm 257 
Munsees. 
Population in 1838, '44, and 
'46 I i 196 
Munsterus. 
" Resurrection Bone ": ref. . IV ix 48 
Murchison, Sir R. I. 
Appointed to Museum of 
Practical Geology I in 269 
Biographical notice of: 
reprint I in 52 
Explorations of I in 53 
Gold, Its Distribution: 
reprint I ill 16 
Reclassification of ancient 
rocks of Scotland: ref.... II vi 112 
Murchisonia bellicincta, 
Hall, Ottawa R I i 221 
M. bicincta, Ottawa R I i 221 
M. bivittata, Hall, Hespeler. II xiv 144 
M. gracilis. 
Ottawa R I i 221 
Toronto II I 74 
II iv 451 
M. longispira, Hall, Elora.. II xiv 144 
M. logani, Hall, Hespeler and 
Elora II xiv 144 
M. sublata, Conrad, Dundas II xiv 145 
M. ventricosa, Ottawa R.... I i 221 
Murchland. 
Milking Machine in prize 
contest IV vn 484 
Murdock. 
Counting and time reckon- 
ing among Eskimo: ref... IV v 314 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Murexide. 
On the colouring of 
Wool by: reprint I in 17 
Muricidse, Canadian II iv 273 
Murphy. 
On a method of approximat- 
ing to square root of a 
number II vm 293 
Murphy, J. J. 
On Great Fluctuations 
of Temperature in 
Arctic Winter: reprint. II vi 521 
Murray. 
Calculation of annual dis- 
charge of sodium into 
ocean: ref IV vn 537 
Murray, Alex. 
Age of Huron cupriferous 
formation: ref . I i 125 
Geological and topographi- 
cal survey of French 
River, Echo Lake and 
Bruce Mines districts: 
reviewed II iv 269 
Geological examination of 
Lake Huron Coast, be- 
tween Thessalon and 
Mississagui Rivers in 
1858: reviewed II v 462 
Geological survey of country 
between L. Huron and 
Upper Ottawa: reviewed II m 324 
Geology of Western Can- 
ada I in 49 
Geology of Western Can- 
ada (Western and Hur- 
on districts) I in 73 
Investigations of lake levels 
of Ontario: ref I ill 98 
M ETEOROLOGIC AL Ob SER- 
vations Oct. and Nov. 
1854, L. Nipissing I m 146 
Murray, Alex., Toronto.... II xm 268 
Murray, Hon. Amelia M. 
Letters from United States, 
Cuba and Canada: re- 
viewed II I 160 
Murray, Chas. Stewart, 
Toronto II xm 443 
Murray, Rev. J. Clark. 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's Phil- 
osophy; an Exposition 
and Criticism. ... II xi 207, 300,367 
II xii 57 
Murray Tribe, Australian 
Aborigines II I 254 
Murray Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 69, 528 
Mus, Canadian localities of 
M. decumanus, Pallas Ill vi 81 
M. leucopus, Rich HI vi 79 
M. musculus, Linn Ill vi 81 
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Muscles of Amiurus catus 
-Con. 
Of branchial arches Ill u 322 
Of caudal fin (pl.) Ill u 339 
Of dorsal fin Ill n 336 
Of head Ill n 350 
Of hyoid arch Ill n 320 
Of palatine arch Ill u 316 
Of pectoral arch and fin.... Ill u 331 
Of pelvis and pelvic Fin . .. Ill ii 334 
Of trunk Ill n 328 
Opercular Ill u 318 
Muscular Power. 
On Source of. By Ed. 
Frankland II Xi 248 
Museum. 
Illustrated Catalogue of, of 
Antiquities at Caerleon. 
By John Ed. Lee: re- 
viewed II vn 463 
On, and other classified 
Collections, temporary 
OR PERMANENT AS IN- 
STRUMENTS of Educa- 
tion in Natural Sci- 
ence. By Rev. Dr. Scad- 
ding II XIII 1 
Removal of Natural History 
Collection from British; 
considerations involved.. II iv 56 
Musical Instruments. 
Analogy between Con- 
sonants and Musical 
Instruments. By M. L. 
Rouse: abstract Ill iv 92 
Ireland I I 270 
Musicapa, Hamilton species.. II v 389 
Musk Ox. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 70 
Fossil, found in Britain. ... II I 307 
Mushkodenj. 
Cause of conquest of, by 
Odahwahs II ill 307 
Muskoka. 
Allanite found in II ix 103 
Climate Ill II 199 
Fungi: list IV ix 69 
Winter Birds of HI vn 190 
Muskokis, probably mound 
builders IV iv 40 
Muskrat. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 82 
Dene mode of trapping. ... IV iv 87 
Muslin Industry, in Ireland. I i 269 
Musophagidae, reasons for 
placing in sub-order Serra- 
tirostres II ix 235 
Mustagan, Thomas. 
Story of Anderson and 
Stewart's search for 
Franklin expedition IV vm 399 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Mus, Canadian localities 
of-Con. 
M. rattus, Linn Ill vi 81 
M. lemmus, migrations IV in 181 
Musci. 
Canadian species II xiv 655 
London species II vm 237 
Scarboro Hts II xv 399 
Muscle. 
Appearance after treating 
with Scarlet Red solution IV vm 405 
Bibliography of distribution 
of fat, chlorides, phos- 
phates, potassium and 
iron in striated IV vm 418 
Chlorides in octopus muscle IV vm 409 
Creatin in IV vm 408 
Distribution of fat, chlo- 
rides, PHOSPHATES, PO- 
TASSIUM AND IRON IN 
striated. By Maud L. 
Menten IV vm 403 
Distribution of phosphates 
(pl.) IV vm 414 
Energy developed by burn- 
ing of II xi 253 
Energy developed by, when 
consumed in body II xi 254 
Fat in (pl.) IV vm 406 
Fat in proximity to nuclei of IV vm 403 
Hensen's line (pl.) IV vm 405, 410 
Hexanitrite as test for potas- 
sium in IV vm 412 
Intrinsic, in hand and foot. IV vi 581 
Iron in, fibre (pl.) IV vm 416 
Localization and distribu- 
tion of chlorides in IV vm 409 
Localization and distribu- 
tion of potassium in IV vm 412 
Localization of fat in IV vm 404 
Produced by various foods. II xi 257 
Potassium in IV vm 404 
Source of, power II xi 259 
Muscles of Amiurus catus 
Cranial HI n 345 
Dorsal HI u 326 
Erectors and depressors ... Ill u 339 
Lateral Ill u 339 
Mandibular ...... Ill u 312 
Musculus hyobranchialis 
(pl.) ... Ill li 322 
M. interarcuales obliqui 
dorsales Ill u 327 
M. interarcuales obliqui ven- 
trales (pl.) Ill u 324 
M. intermandibularis HI ii 315 
M. leva tores branchiales.... HI u 326 
M. mucosae Ill u 395 
M. transversi dorsales HI ii 328 
M. transversi ventrales (pl.) Ill ii 325 
Of anal fin Ill n 338 
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Mustard, Canadian species 
and habitats II xv 161 
Mustard, Smooth Tower, 
Canadian habitats II xv 65 
Mustard, wild, spray that 
will kill it without injuring 
grain IV vn 308 
Mustela, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
M. alba, Rich HI vi 74 
M. americana, Turton Ill vi 74 
M. canadensis, Linn HI vi 74 
M. martes, Rich HI vi 74 
M. Pennanti, Erxl Ill vi 74 
Mya arenaria, Gaspe, Que.. II v 465 
Myacidse, Canadian II xv 273 
Mycelium. 
Botrychium virginianum 
(pl.)....; IV v 274 
Osmunda cinnamomea IV vxix 516 
Mycena galericulata, Scop, 
habits and Ontario habi- 
tats IV ix 71 
Mycetales II m 346 
Mycoderma cerevisise, bud- 
ding IV vi 499 
Mycorhiza, root of Botry- 
chium virginianum an 
endotrophic IV v 282 
Myiarchus crinitus, obser- 
vations on Ontario fre- 
quenters Ill vn 192 
IV in 68, 81, 109 
Myiodioetes canadensis, 
Ontario visitors HI hi 96 
Mylodoctes, Hamilton spe- 
cies II v 389 
Myodes obensis, Brants, 
Canadian localities HI vi 81 
M. torquatus Pallas, Prince 
of Wales Sound HI v 116 
Mylodon harlani, in post 
pliocene, Ashley River, 
U.S II iv 417 
Myology. 
Myology of Amiurus 
Catus (L.), Gill. By J. 
Playfair McMurrich Ill u 311 
Of orang's extremities IV vi 524 
Myopia. 
Characteristics of, and lens 
that counteract II xi 16 
Chromic myopia II I 152 
Myosurus, L. Canadian lo- 
calities of 
M. minimus, L II xv 56 
Myricacese, localities Cana- 
dian species II xiv 649 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Myriophyllum, Vaill, Cana- 
dian habitats of 
M. ambiguum, Nutt II xv 550 
M. heterophyllum, L II xv 550 
M. spicatum, L II xv 550 
M. tenellum, Bigelow II xv 550 
M. verticillatum, L II xv 550 
Myrtacese, collateral Chorisis 
in II x 381 
Mysia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 244 
Zimri traces in II xv 295 
Mysia, Assus in, copper coin 
from, in Canadian Insti- 
tute II ix 227 
Mysia, Pergamus in, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 228 
Mysia 15punctata, Oliv.... I in 326 
Myth. 
Algonquin, of Deluge IV v 20 
Creation myths IV VI 336 
My til id®. 
Canadian II iv 274 
In lowest order of lamelli- 
branchiata II xi 394 
Mytilus edulis. 
British Seas I I 109 
Gaspe, Que II v 465 
Myths. 
Dawn ; IV Vi 334 
Day and night, among In- 
dians (Amer.) IV vi 333 
Deluge, among Hare Indians IV v 19 
Dene Ill vn 159 
Dew-God IV vi 336 
Origin of Dog-Rib tribe.... IV v 33 
Prometheus, located in 
Egypt II xiii 289 
Three Carrier. By Rev. 
Father Morice IV v 1 
YehlorYayhl II xii 488 
Zuni Creation IV vi 317 
Myth, Serpent, of 
Abenakies IV v 13 
Blackfeet IV V 14 
Ceylon IV v 15 
Tusayans IV v 14 
Zunis IV v 13 
Myths of Carrier Indians. 
Burning down of a country 
(with comments) IV V 22 
Deluge IV v 17 
Made Celestial IV v 28 
Man in the moon Ill vn 159 
Pursued by their Mother's 
Head (with comments)... IV v 4 
Sodom and Gomorrha IV v 24 
Ya-'ke-nintil IV V 28 
Myths of Denes. 
Great Bear and Hunter.... IV iv 195 
Lynx feared by Women... . IV iv 108 
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Myths of Denes-Con. 
Loon and Old Man IV iv 171 
NSySRhwolluz and the 
gambler IV iv 216 
Woman and Lynx IV iv 108 
Mythology. 
American Indian connection 
with Asiatic Ill v 62 
Birthplace of Ancient re- 
ligions AND CIVILIZA- 
TION. By Rev. J. Camp- 
bell II xin 152 
Egyptian, from monumental 
basis........ I ii 266 
Ethnical identity of names 
in, and those in history; 
line of argument used to 
tracing connections of 
different races II xiv 179 
Mystic virtue of number 
four in American IV v 14 
Mythology of ancients II xm 156 
Philology aid to IV vi 85 
Myvyrian Archaeology, 
Wales IV v 68 
Myxospongiae, reproduction. II xv 422 
Naanai, Carriers word for 
sunset or west IV vn 517 
Na"anne, Petitot's name for 
Nah'ane IV vn 517 
Na'annes, branch of Nah'ane 
tribe in Mackenzie Mts. . IV vn 521 
Naaye, taboo IV iv 251 
Naco, town IV vi 181 
Nadson. 
Cell structure of Cyanophy- 
ceae: ref IV vi 448 
Naean, Nah'ane word for sun- 
set or west IV vn 517 
Naeggerathia, lower coal 
measures, Nova Scotia. .. II v 307 
Nagasaki in 1858 II v 88 
Nageli. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Naggiuk-tormeut, territory III vi 266 
Nah'ane. 
Calendar IV vn 531 
Call sunset or west "naean" IV vn 517 
Characteristic sounds IV vn 527 
Condition of (1902) IV vn 523 
Dead, disposal of IV vn 525 
Derived from Nari'an-o'tine IV vn 517 
Description of, country IV vn 519 
Dialects influencing IV vn 529 
Different spelling of, names IV iv 31 
Dwellings IV vn 524 
Grammar IV vn 531 
Hunting grounds north of 
Tse'kehne tribe IV vn 518 
Kaska branch of tribe, IV vn 519 
Language IV vn 525 
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N ah ' ane-Con. 
Language compared with 
Carrier and Chilcotin dia- 
lects IV vn 527 
Language different from 
Tse'kehne IV vn 526 
Language similar to Al-ta- 
tin IV vn 526 
Marriage customs IV vn 524 
Nah'ane and their lan- 
guage. By Rev. Father 
Morice IV vn 517 
National characteristic as 
indicated by vocabulary. IV vn 530 
Origin of tribe IV vn 523 
Other names for IV vn 517 
Peace customs IV vn 525 
Physique of eastern section 
of tribe IV vn 522 
Population IV vn 521 
Prosperity of IV vn 525 
Religion IV vn 524 
Shamanism practised IV vn 524 
Sociology of IV vn 520 
Sub-tribes with their terri- 
tory IV vn 521 
Thalhthan principal village 
of tribe IV vn 518 
Tribes Ill vn 110,112 
Territory IV vn 520 
War customs IV vn 525 
Nahanie, Campbell and Daw- 
son's name for Nah'ane. . IV vn 517 
Nahua, origin Ill v 65 
Nahuas, descendants of 
mound-builders? Ill V 63 
Nahaunie, Campbell and 
Dawson's name for Nah'- 
ane IV vn 517 
Nahawnie, same as Nah'ane. IV vn 517 
Nahawney, Kenticott's name 
for Nah'ane IV vn 517 
Nahnido or Nanido II in 306 
Nahual. 
Diffusion of, stock at 
Spanish Conquest II I 377 
Language similar to an In- 
dian tribe in San Salvador II i 376 
Tribe in C. America II I 375 
Nahuatl, peculiarities of. . .. Ill n 161 
Naiadacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 650 
London species II vin 234 
Naiades, new species, 1856... II ii 382 
Nain village, Labrador Ill iv 98 
Nakhun, region IV vi 181 
Na'kwrl's, descendants of.... IV iv 31 
Namollo territory Ill vi 264 
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Nanah-boozho, Indian demi- 
god II in 123 
Nanahbosu IV vi 310 
Nanabush. 
Delawares and Ojibwas 
legends of ✓ ... IV vi 275 
Legends of IV vi 310 
Nankato R., Iowa, Iron 
Stone beds on I n 80 
Nannophya bella Uhler, 
characters; N. American 
habitats II vn 452 
Nantucket. 
Difficulties of obtaining 
lighthouse foundation at. I m 122 
Description of lighthouse 
foundation I m 123 
Nantucket, U.S. 
Lighthouse on New South 
Shoal. By Major Hart- 
man Bache I m 121 
Method of placing light- 
house foundation I m 124 
Natural Realism, in Philo- 
sophy II xii 57 
Naparima. 
Marls of Trinidad IV vm 381 
Pulvinulina favus Brady 
from, beds IV vm 387 
Naphthalamine, action of 
Chloride of Cyanogen on. II i 312 
Naphthaline, purification of 
Naphtha and preparation 
of Naphthaline I I 165 
Napier. 
Route from Fort William to 
Red River (1857) II v 547 
Nap io, Blackfeet IV vi 275 
Napioa, common ancestor of 
all Indian tribes IV iv 251 
Napoleon Bonaparte. 
Autograph II xiv 497 
Battle of Austerlitz planned 
from Mil ton's "Paradise 
Lost'' II I 89 
Campaign of 1815. By R. 
E. Kingsford Ill iv 149 
Naptha. 
Deposits II vi 314 
Purification of, and prepara- 
tion of naphthaline I I 165 
Napthaline II i 82 
Napthalizing, coal gas I i 78 
Narcotics. 
Hops, properties, etc., of.. . I n 57 
Narcotics we indulge in: 
reprint I ii 29, 57 
Narcotic Usages and 
Superstitions of old 
and New World. By 
Daniel Wilson II n 233,324 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Naren'on, Tse'kehne's word 
for sunset or west IV vn 517 
Nare'in, Tsilkotin word for 
sunset or west IV vn 517 
Nares, Robert. 
Autograph in volume now 
property of Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 542 
Nari'an-o'tine, Nah'ane de- 
rived from IV vn 517 
Narraganset Bay, coal 
measures of Ill m 20 
Narrows, The, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 528 
Narwhal, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 119 
Nasal. 
Amiurus Catus (pl.) Ill n 278 
Nasal Gland of Muller in 
Eutaenia (pl.) Ill i 393 
Nasal region in Eutae- 
nia. By A. B. Macallum 
(pl.) Ill I 390 
Nashville group. 
Central basin. Tennessee... Ill vu 77 
Tennessee I u 138 
Nasmith, Geo. G. 
Chemistry of Wheat Glu- 
ten IV vn 497 
Nasmyth, J. 
On some Phenomena in 
CONNEXION WITH MOL- 
TEN Substances: reprint II m 53 
Some Remarks on Prob- 
able Present Condition 
of Planets Jupiter and 
Saturn, in reference 
to Temperature, etc. .. I i 270 
Structure of lunar vol- 
canic craters: reprint. . I hi 114 
Nass Indians, census, 1847.. I i 197 
Nassau, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 528 
Nasturtium, R. Br., Cana- 
dian localities of 
N. armoracia, Fries II xv 62 
N. lacustre, Gray II xv 62 
N. officinale R. Br II xv 62 
N. palustre, D.C II xv 62 
Natatores, generic characters II vn 333 
Natchez, descendants of 
Mound-builders Ill v 63 
Natervalinet, territory Ill vi 266 
Nathannas. 
Branch of Nah'ane tribe in 
Mackenzie Mts IV vn 521 
Mackenzie's name for Nah'- 
ane IV vn 517 
Natica. 
Mounds of Manitoba con- 
tain Ill iv 137 
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N. clausa, Gaspe, Que II v 465 
N. groenlandica, Beck and 
Heron, Say, St. Law- 
rence Valley II in 86 
Naticidse, Canadian II iv 273 
Nationality. 
Physique of different 
nationalities. By Dr. 
Wm. H. Thompson: re- 
print II ix 129 
Natos, Blackfeet HI vi 231 
Natural Colours. 
Photography in. By J. S. 
Plaskett IV vn 371 
Natural Gas, industry in 
Canada IV vm 179 
Natural History. 
Canadian II in 461 
Chair of, in Edinburgh Uni- 
versity I ill 244 
Contributions to, of United 
States. By Louis Aggas- 
siz: reviewed II m 243 
II vi 169 
Definite numbers in nature; 
Wallace's objection to... II IX 236 
Directions for Collect- 
ing, PRESERVING, AND 
TRANSPORTING SPECIMENS 
of: reprint I I 172 
Natural History in its 
Relation to Agricul- 
ture. By Prof. Hincks.. I n 207 
Natural History of the 
British Seas. By Prof. 
E. Forbes I I 109 
Natural History of the 
Hebrew Scriptures. By 
J. W. Dawson: reviewed. II V 59 
Natural History of New 
Zealand. By S. P. Strat- 
ford, M.D II ii 357 
Removal of, Collection from 
British Museum; prin- 
ciples involved II iv 56 
Sketches of, of Ceylon. By 
Sir Jas. E. Tennant: re- 
viewed II vn 347 
Toronto II in 502 
Value of, to Archaeologist.. II I 191 
Natural History Society of 
Montreal. 
Correspondence with Cana- 
dian Institute I I 137 
Meetings I i 282 
I m 340, 385, 411 
II i 328, 408 
Report on C. Smallwood's 
Observatory at St. Mar- 
tin, Isle Jesus II I 409 
Natural Realism, doctrine of II n 296 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Natural selection, Darwin's 
view II v 374 
Natural Theology. 
Outlines of, By Prof. James 
Bovell, M.D.: reviewed.. II v 201 
Naturalist. 
Canadian, and Geologist. 
By E. Billings: reviewed. II i 164 
II vi 529 
Naturalist's Calendar for 
Toronto, 1853. By Wm. 
Couper I ii 20, 76, 124 
On investigators of plants. . I I 80 
Nature, affect on primitive 
man IV vi 314 
Nature -Printing. 
Nature Printing direct 
from Wood. By Felix 
Abate: reprint I in 332 
Process of, from wood I m 332 
Nature Study. 
Primitive Nature Study. 
By Alex. F. Chamberlain. IV vi 313 
Naucoria semiorbicularis, 
Bull, habits, Ontario 
habitats. .. IV ix 73 
Nauhtlan, region IV vi 181 
Nautical Almanac, Ameri- 
can, Davis's report on... I i 129 
Nauticoke Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 528 
Nautilidse II vm 19 
II ii 265 
Nautilus, Canadian II vm 23 
Naval. 
Astronomical Expedition to 
Southern Hemisphere, 
1849, '50, '51, '52. By 
Lieut. Gilliss, U.S.N.: 
reviewed II n 195 
Progress of, architecture. 
By Scott Russell I in 144 
Navajo. 
Badger Song IV vi 324 
Construction of first house. IV vi 328 
Early Navajos IV iv 12 
Gambling songs IV vi 323 
Habitat •. IV iv 13 
Housesong of, sung after 
sunset IV vi 321 
Identity with Northern 
Denes . IV vi 97 
Long established in south of 
United States IV iv 12 
Magpie song IV vi 324 
Moro rock in, country II ix 311 
Mountain chant IV vi 337 
Philologically congenerous 
with Northern Denes.... IV iv 22 
Shaman's prayer "Journey 
of a soul after a body "... IV vi 322 
Still old fashioned IV iv 20 
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Navigation. 
Annual loss by shipwreck; 
many wrecks could be 
prevented by storm warn- 
ings II n 177 
Attempt to discover water 
communication through 
Arctic regions I m 335 
Chinese boats. II n 166 
Explorations through 
VALLEY OF ArATO TO 
Pacific in search of 
Ship Canal route. By 
F. M. Kelley: reprint. . . II u 126 
First Steamboat crossed 
Atlantic from Quebec.... IV in 167 
History of first attempts to 
cross Atlantic under steam IV in 167 
Inland, from Montreal, 1784 IV v 78 
Interesting experiments in 
steam II ii 109 
Lake's system of canal 
steam navigation: re- 
viewed I I 209 
Navigation of Great Lakes, 
1760-1782 IV iv 309 
Navigation of Spitzbergen 
Sea I i 118 
Note on Ocean Steam. By 
Sandford Fleming IV in 165 
St. Clair Flats and lake 
Navigation I m 213 
Navigator Group, migra- 
tions from, and changes 
produced in language.... Ill vi 108 
Navy. 
Experimental Cruise of 
French Iron Clad 
Squadron: reprint II ix 186 
Introduction of iron clad 
vessels II vi 74 
Navy Hall, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 528 
Navy Island, Niagara R. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 528 
History Ill ii 223,226 
Nayades, characteristics of, 
and families in II xi 396 
Neanderthal skull II ix 386 
Neapolis in Campania, sil- 
ver coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 107 
Nebenkerne. 
Pancreatic, in salamander.. IV i 272 
Parasitic nature of IV I 273 
Nebo, ethnology of II xiv 171 
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Nebraska. 
Cretaceous formation of ... II iv 318 
Report of Geological 
Survey of Wisconsin, 
Iowa, Minnesota and 
portion of Nebraska, 
by D. D. Owen, U.S. 
Geologist; extracts 
from: reprint I n 79, 101 
Nebulae. 
Rossean Configuration, 
Great Spiral or Whirlpool, 
and Gt. Nebula in Orion 
described I n 140 
Spiral I ii 206 
Theories of, in 1852 I i 82 
What are IV viu 453 
Nebular Theory. 
Nebular Theory of Crea- 
tion. By G. G. Pursey. . . IV viu 451 
Shows conditions once ex- 
isted favourable to forma- 
tion of living cell IV viu 436 
Neck, orang IV vi 511 
Necker, Prof. 
Notes on Anthelie pheno- 
menon observed by I I 8 
Necklaces, Dene IV iv 170 
Necrobeia violaceus, F I in 326 
Necrodes surin amen sis, 
Fabr, Mels. Cat I m 256,325 
Necrophila affinis II i 35 
N. terminata, Kirby I in 325 
II i 35 
Necrophorus hallii, Kirby.. I in 325 
N. melsheimeri, Kirby... II i 34 
N. obscurus, Kirby II i 34 
N. vetutinus, Fabr I in 325 
Necturus. 
Nerve cells of IV vi 426 
Observations on formation 
of yolk in ovarian ova of. IV I 270 
Structure of blood corpus- 
cles of IV ii 228 
N. lateralis. 
Chromatophagous and 
other intracellular para- 
sites in intestine of IV I 252 
Different effects produced 
by staining blood of IV II 222 
Studies on blood of. By A. 
B. Macallum IV n 221 
Needle. 
Dene, pouches IV iv 149 
Process of whitening, made 
of iron and steel I in 84 
Negousie. 
Revolt against Theodore II 
of Abyssinia II x 144 
Negretti. 
Maximum thermometer in- 
vented by I l 120 
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Negro. 
African and American; 
CONTACT OF, AND INDIAN. 
By A. F. Chamberlain: 
abstract IV u 21 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive.' II xv 228 
Brain weight of. II xv 197,201 
Examination of brain of, of 
Guinea II xv 180 
Indian and, miscegenation 
effects IV ii 21 
Introduction of slavery into 
America Ill vn 261 
Iron in use among, of Africa IV iv 137 
Negro question in United 
States by Hon. Amelia 
M. Murray II I 162 
On Physical and Mental 
Character of. By Dr. J. 
Hunt: reprint... II ix 53 
Slavery abolition in Nova 
Scotia Ill vii 260 
Slaves on Ogden Islands. . . IV i 106 
Negundo, Mtench Canadian 
localities of 
N. aceroides, Moench II xv 354 
Negus kings, Abyssinia II x 49 
Nehannees, tribes Ill vn 110 
Nehawni. 
Pilling's name for Nah'ane. IV vn 517 
Nehawney, Ross' name for 
Nah'ane IV vn 517 
Neilson, Hugh. 
Recent advances in Tele- 
graphy and Telephony: 
abstract HI vi 20 
Nelhgen, Denes HI vn 157 
Nelson Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 529 
Nelson's Atlas of World: 
reviewed II vm 54 
Nelumbium luteum, de- 
velopment of young stem 
(pl.) IV vi 623 
Nematin®, species described IV ix 327 
Nematocysts, in glandular 
streak of Zoanthus socia- 
tus IV vii 397 
Nematodes Ill i 72 
Nematoidea. 
Embryology of II iv 38 
Generic characters II iv 25 
Nen River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 70, 529 
Neolasioptera perfoliata 
Felt. 
Glands in galls and not in 
normal tissue IV ix 368 
Host and anatomy plate... IV ix 323 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Neomida (Oplocephala) 
bicornis Oliv., Canada.. II I 38 
Neosorex palustris, Rich., 
Canadian localities Ill vi 89 
Neotoma, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
N. cinerea (Ord), Baird.... Ill vi 79 
N. drummondii, Rich Ill vi 79 
Nepean Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 529 
Nephelis in L. Ontario. 
N. lateralis, Say II xin 497 
N. vermiformis, Nich (pl.). II xni 497 
Neptune. 
Discovery of II vi 102 
Supposed Self-Luminosity 
of Planet Neptune. By 
Col. Baron de Rottenburg II I 424 
Neratius marcellus. 
Trajan's legate in Britain.. II x 310 
Nerita littoralis, ornaments 
used by Britons II in 381 
Nerva. 
Nom-de-plume of Justice 
Gale; selections from his 
writings II xv 339 
Nerve. 
Distribution of Chlorides in, 
fibre IV viii 409 
Nerve endings in Cutane- 
ous EPITHELIUM OF TAD- 
POLE. By A. B. Macal- 
lum: abstract Ill in 276 
Rate of Transmission of 
Impressions made upon. 
By M. Helmholtz: ab- 
stract I ii 281 
Nerve Cells. 
Alkalies action on IV vi 413 
Alkalies' action on, of lower 
orders of animals IV vi 427 
Amblystoma IV vi 426 
Amblystomata, larva and 
adult IV vi 428 
Bibliography on structure of 
nerve cell IV vi 424 
Development of, with spe- 
cial reference to develop- 
ment of Chromatic Sub- 
stance of cell body IV vi 418 
Diemyctylus IV vi 426 
Digestion of material IV vi 423 
Fixing agent IV vi 407 
Fresh and after death IV vi 430 
Gasteropods, development.. IV vi 428 
General considerations on 
structure of IV vi 429 
Iron in IV vi 426 
Limax, development IV vi 428 
Limnaea, development IV vi 428 
Millon reaction IV vi 415 
Necturus IV vi 426 
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Nerve Cells-Con. 
Nuclein compounds in IV vi 417 
On structure, micro- 
chemistry AND DEVELOP- 
MENT OF, WITH SPECIAL 
REFERENCE TO THEIR 
NUCLEIN COMPOUNDS. By 
F. H. Scott IV vi 405 
Phosphorus in IV vi 426 
Plethodon IV vi 426 
Salamandra larva IV vi 426 
Structure and micro-chem- 
istry of, of mammals. ... IV vi 408 
Structure of, in other classes 
of animals than mammals 
and birds IV vi 424 
Yellowish pigment in; its 
nature IV vi 416 
Nerves of Amiurus. 
Branches of trigeminus 
group (pl.) Ill ii 366 
Sixth (abducens) Ill n 356 
Spinal (pl.) HI n 370 
Sympathetic Ill n 372 
Vagus group (pl.) Ill n 359 
Nervous System of Amiurus. 
Central Ill n 353 
Nervous system and 
Sense Organs of Ami- 
urus. By Prof. Ramsay 
Wright Ill ii 352 
Peripheral Ill u 365 
Nesaea Jurs, Canadian lo- 
calities of 
N. verticillata, K.B.K II xv 554 
Nesbitt, Dr. W. B. 
Volumetric System in 
Materia Medica Ill v 163 
Nessler. 
Burning quality of tobacco 
leaves affected by impreg- 
nating with certain sub- 
stances: ref IV vu 321 
Nestler. 
Potassium carbonate in 
drops produced on certain 
leaves: ref IV vu 261 
Nests. 
Collecting for natural his- 
tory purposes, notes on. . I i 175 
Birds, specimens secured of 
Bird IV in 77 
Netaitskaia IV iv 256 
Netherby, notes on Latin In- 
scription on stone at II xu 131 
Netherhall, Cumberland, 
notes 'on imperfect Latin 
Inscription on stone at.. . II vi 397 
Nethinims II xiv 160 
Nets. 
Beaver IV iv 67 
Dene IV iv 159 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Netsepoye IV iv 249 
Nettle, Richard. 
Artificial Propagation of 
Salmon and Trout in 
Canada: abstract IV in 43 
Nettle. 
Short treatise on, Canadian 
viewed as industrial re- 
sources. By Alex. Kirk- 
wood: reviewed ... II xi 247 
Species giving fibre for paper II xi 198 
Neumann, Dr. Carl. 
Eskimo migration: ref Ill vi 275 
Neumann. 
Method of estimating phos- 
phorus in gluten: ref IV vii 501 
Neuroblast. 
Chromatin's condition in, 
stage (pl.) IV vi 423 
Chromatins fate in IV vi 419 
Development IV vi 421 
Origin of IV vi 418 
Neuro-epithelia, Amiurus 
(pl.) Ill ii 264 
Neuroglia cells, iron in them 
after treatment with alka- 
lies IV vi 414 
Neuronia, Characters and 
N. American habitats 
of 
N. irrorata, Gmelin II vu 486 
N. ocellifera, Walker II vu 488 
N. ocelligera, Walker II vu 487 
N. pardalis, Walker II vu 487 
N. postica, Walker II vu 487 
N. semifasciata, Say II vu 487 
Neuroptera. 
Families of Canadian II vu 450 
Generic characters II vu 484 
New species of Libellula.. . II u 382 
Neuroterus. 
Beginning of gall develop- 
ment in IV ix 360 
Ontogenetic work on IV ix 298 
N. majalis, Bassett, host; 
anatomy (pl.) IV ix 354 
Nevis, W. Indies. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vu 142 
Physical features and geo- 
logy IV vu 356 
New Baltimore. 
Ship Canal from Albany to; 
report on reviewed I I 186 
Newall. 
Second Trial of his rail- 
way break: reprint I n 151 
Newark (Niagara town). 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 210,529 
Isaac Welds description of, 
in 1797 IV I 73 
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Newark (Niagara Town)-Con. 
Meeting of first session 7>f " 
first Parliament of U. 
Canada at IV i 75 
Newark in 1792. By D. B. 
Read, Q.C... IV i 72 
Newark and its surround- 
ings, 1791 IV I 98 
Newark Tp., gazetteer notice 
1813) II xiv 529 
Newberry, Dr. 
Glacial deposits of Ohio: ref. II xv 411 
Ice wall of retreating glacier 
as forming northern shore 
of L. Ontario: ref IV Vi 30 
Connection between Europe 
and America in geological 
times: ref IV vm 374 
New Brunswick. 
Carboniferous formation... II xv 109,385 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
Devonian formation II xv 106 
Elevation and depression of 
land along coast of Bay of 
Fundy II vu 82 
Geological divisions II xv 103 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
On Pre-Carboniferous Flora 
of. By J. W. Dawson: 
reviewed II vi 486 
Permian formation in II I 42 
Railways in (1854): reprint I in 19 
Sax by Gale; 4th October, 
1869. By D. L. Hutchin- 
son IV ix 253 
Silurian formation II xv 104,105 
Triassic formation II I 43 
II xv 106 
Newcastle, Ont., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 529 
Newcastle, Roman name 
Pons iElii; evidence II xm 141 
Newcastle Harbour, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 69 
Newcomb, Prof. S. 
Reckoning of Astronomical 
Day: ref IV m 314 
Newcomen's steam engine. I i 220 
New England. 
Causes of degeneracy of 
people in II I 251 
Insanity and idiocy; pre- 
valence of (1855) II i 247 
Local government in IV vn 412 
Notes on population of. 
By Rev. A. Constable 
Geikie II I 245 
People degenerating (1856). II i 245 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Newfoundland. 
American rights in, fisheries I n 116 
Bibliography of Archaeo- 
logy of Canada and, 
first Contribution to. 
By A. F. Chamberlain... Ill vn 13 
Bobothick Indians of. By 
Alan Macdougall IV n 98 
abstract IV n 26 
Coal fields IV n 14 
Condition in 1883 Ill n 50 
Copper Mines IV n 15 
England's oldest Colony. 
By T. B. Browning: ab- 
stract Ill ii 50 
French fisheries in I n 116 
French Shore Question Ill vn 34 
Newfoundland or Terra 
Primum Vista. By Rev. 
Philip Tocque: abstract.. IV n 14 
Paradoxides novo-repertus 
from II iv 316 
Phocas of Terre Neuve. 
By Rev. Philip Tocque. . IV in 303 
Seal fishery of IV in 305 
New Era and Argus, Hono- 
lulu, 1857: reviewed II in 451 
New Jersey. 
Iron ore deposits IV n 299 
New Jersey Zinc and 
Franklinite: reprint. .. I i 211 
Submergence of land on 
coast II vn 81 
Subsidence of land on, 
coast. By Prof. G. H. 
Cook: reprint II n 480 
Subsidence of, Coast II I 387 
New Jersey Tea, Canadian 
localities II xv 352 
New Oswegatchie, memorial IV vn 417 
New River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 530 
Newman, Prof. 
Ethnology of Lydians: ref.. I n 220 
Newmarket. 
In 1800 II xiii 568 
Quaker settlement II xm 570 
Newport, R. I. 
Round Tower of, erected by 
Norsemen in tenth Cen- 
tury; its history II ix 296 
Geology of Ill in 19 
Newport and Truro, geologi- 
cal area of Nova Scotia... II xv 112 
Newt, structure found in cells 
of intestinal epithelium 
(pl.) IV I 248 
Newton, Alfred. 
On a hybrid duck : reprint. 11 vn 226 
Newton, Sir Isaac. 
Ideas on use of comets II vm 73 
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Newton, Sir Isaac-Con. 
Memoirs of Life, Writings 
and Discoveries of. By 
Sir David Brewster: re- 
viewed II I 452 
Theory of Colour of Water. II vm 44 
Theory of rainbow I I 8 
Three coronae discovered at 
once I I 7 
Newton, Wm. A. 
On S. S. Ericsson's hot 
air or Caloric engine; 
DESCRIPTION, THEORY AND 
PERFORMANCE I I 248, 271 
Newtown, battle of, when 
Americans defeated In- 
dians in 1779 IV vn 395 
New York. 
Associated Charities HI in 103 
Crystal Palace, Reservoir 
Square I I 69 
Medical inspection of 
schools IV vm 198 
Milk supply, number bac- 
teria in IV vn 469 
New York Industrial 
Exhibition: reprint I m 44 
On parallelism of lower 
Silurian groups of 
Middle Tennessee with 
those of. By Prof. J. M. 
Safford: reprint I n 138 
Palaeontology of II I 386 
Regulations for Medical 
inspection of schools IV vm 205 
School system and Truancy 
act II in 429 
Water supply I in 260 
New York State. 
Indian mounds and in- 
trenchments in I I 25 
Iron, Lead, Zinc, Sulphate of 
Barytes, Manganese, 
Phosphate of Lime, Gyp- 
sum, Coal, Precious 
Stones, Marbles, and 
Mineral and Salt Springs 
in I ii 37 
New Zealand. 
Aborigines II n 364 
Ampullacera shells found on 
deserted sites II m 387 
Climate of II n 363 
Coal and Botany of: ref... II xi 196 
Coal deposits in.... II vi 483 
Dammara australis in II ii 363 
Geological age II ii 363 
Lignite II n 362 
Mountain regions II n 358 
New Zealand flax: reprint I in 55 
New Zealand flax at edge of 
lava streams in II n 360 
Ser. Vol. Page 
New Zealand-Con. 
Notes on Natural His- 
tory of. By S. P. Strat- 
ford, M.D... II n 357 
Sphceria robertia II n 364 
Sulphur springs, boiling 
springs, etc II n 358 
Vegetable caterpillar II n 364 
Ney, Marshal, Campaign of 
1815 Ill iv 156 
Neyrac springs, analysis of 
waters I I 152 
NSySRhwolluz and the 
Gambler IV iv 79 
N3zaz, Dene game IV iv 112 
Nez Perce Indians. 
Alberta Ill v 216 
Language and grammar.... Ill Vi 114 
Retreat and march towards 
Canada Ill Vi 121 
Ngena, or Troglodytes gorilla 
discovered I I 94 
Niagara. Niagara Falls. 
Ancient drainage at. By 
P. W. Currie• IV vn 7 
Col. Butler and his Rangers' 
settlement in IV I 98 
Climate Ill n 202 
Earthquake at I I 185 
Fort George's Lonely 
Sycamore. A Reminis- 
cence of. A poem by 
Janet Car nochan IV I 124 
Glacial action in, district; 
proofs II v 507 
Fur trade during revolution- 
ary war IV in 274 
Gazetteer notice (1813).. II xiv 211, 530 
Geological features of, Dis- 
trict II v 498 
Gov. Simcoe's residence at, 
1794... II xiv 94 
Hypothesis of mode of gorge 
formation and character 
of floor of gorge IV vn 11 
In 1685 ....... II xm 311 
Indians of, district in 16th 
and 17th centuries IV I 69 
Interglacial clay filling V 
shaped sinus in, escarp- 
ment II xv 409 
Isaac Welds description of, 
1797 .... IV I 73 
Medina sandstone formation 
at II v 501 
Mineral Springs near I I 153 
Niagara limestone forma- 
tion at II v 502 
Niagara Mail on Lord 
Rosse's discoveries: re- 
print I ii 206 
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Niagara. Niagara Falls-Con. 
Proof of retrocession of falls 
from Queenston Hts. to 
present position II v 502 
Railway Suspension Bridge 
at I in 149 
Rock formations at II v 500 
Rock strata shown by bor- 
ings for bridge IV vn 11 
Route in early days IV I 100 
Superficial deposits in, dis- 
trict II v 507 
Suspension Bridge at: re- 
print I hi 19 
Trade conditions during 
revolutionary war IV iv 302 
Two FRONTIER CHURCHES. 
By Janet Car nochan IV I 109 
Whirlpool: origin IV vn 13 
Quartzose sandstone forma- 
tion at II v 501 
Niagara cuesta. 
Depth of excavation below 
crest of IV vn 179 
Described IV vu 163 
Gorges and valleys of IV vn 173 
Niagara East, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 530 
Niagara Formation. 
Canadian II vm 210 
II ix 5 
Conditions under which 
formed in Tennessee. ... Ill vu 83 
Diagram of II vm 213 
Fossils in (pl.) II vm 210 
II xiv 145 
In middle Tennessee Ill vn 78 
Limestones of II vm 214 
Notes on Fossils of, of 
Ontario. By H. A. 
Nicholson and Geo. J. 
Hinde II xiv 137 
Traced westward II v 505 
Niagara Library, 1800-1820. 
Account of meetings IV iv 340 
Account of monies spent... IV iv 345 
Catalogue of Books IV iv 351 
Formation of, and objects.. IV iv 337 
Niagara Library, 1800- 
1820. By Janet Car no- 
chan IV iv 336 
Rules and regulations IV iv 338 
Niagara Limestone. 
Huron region, Ont I ill 51 
Mosses growing on II xiv 471 
Niagara II V 502 
North shore of L. Ontario. . II xv 391 
Ontario I in 1 
Niagara, Little, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 530 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Niagara River. 
Erosion and fracture theory 
of IV in 6 
Extraordinary sudden 
fall in Waters of. By 
Major R. Lachlan I in 204 
Factor in formation of 
Toronto Island IV I 239 
Formation of. By W. J. 
Smith: abstract IV in 5 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 211 
History of Ill n 223 
Ice obstruction to waters 
(March, 1848) I in 204 
Low water of March, 1848 
explained I ill 204 
Particulars of obstruction in 
March, 1848 I in 205 
Suspension bridge over.... I I 46 
Topography of Ill n 222 
Upper Niagara R. By 
Henry Brock Ill n 222 
Niagara (town). 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 210 
Meeting of first session of 
first Parliament of U. 
Canada at IV i 75 
Niagara, Town in 1792. 
By D. B. Read IV I 72 
Niagara Tp. 
Settlement and original 
survey of. By Wm. Can- 
niff IV i 96 
Niblack. 
On maize growing Indians: 
ref IV iv 35 
Nichol, Mrs. 
Obituary I ill 269 
Nichol, Prof. 
Remarks on Chronology 
OF F ORMATIONS OF M OON: 
reprint I in 366 
Nicholas Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 530 
Nicholson, A. 
Theriodesmus phylarchus 
from S. Africa: ref IV vi 546 
Nicholson, H. Alleyne, 
D.Sc., F.R.S.E. 
Contemporaneity of 
Strata and Doctrine of 
Geological Continuity II xm 269 
Contributions to Fauna 
Canadensis, being an 
Account of Animals 
DREDGED IN L. ONTARIO, 
1872 II xm 490 
Favosites of the De- 
vonian Rocks of West- 
ern Ontario II xiv 38 
Imperfection of Palaeon- 
tological Record II xm 379 
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Nicholson, H. Alleyne, 
D.Sc., F.R.S.E.-Con. 
Palaeontology of Ontario II xiv 125 
Nicholson, H. Alleyne, and 
W. H. Ellis. 
On remarkable fragment 
OF SILICIFIED WOOD FROM 
Rocky Mts II xiv 348 
Nicholson, H. A. and Geo. 
J. Hinde. 
Notes on Fossils of Clin- 
ton, Niagara and 
Guelph Formations of 
Ontario II xiv 137 
Nicholson, Otho. 
Folio of "Italia Illustrata" 
1602, once owned by, now 
by Dr. Scadding II xiv 598 
Nickel. 
Alloys IV ii 83 
Arsenides, reduction of... . IV n 84 
Arsenical, characteristics 
and Canadian localities. . II V 172 
Cobalt separation from.... I n 172 
Deposits and production in 
Canada IV vm 157 
Ferro, production IV n 90 
History of IV n 81 
Manganese and Cobalt se- 
paration from I n 126 
Matte, conversion into 
crude IV n 88 
Metallurgy of IV n 81 
Mineral associations IV n 80 
Mineral waters contain.... I I 152 
Notes on. By Geo. Mickle. IV ii 77 
Ores IV ii 77 
Processes for refining IV vni 158 
Production in 1880 and 1888 IV ii 84 
Properties, physical and 
chemical IV u 82 
Sulphate of, water of crys- 
tallization II I 557 
Sulphides of, reduction.... IV II 86 
Speisses conversion into 
crude IV u 88 
Nickles. 
Repeopling of streams 
WITH FISHES OR PISCICUL- 
TURE: reprint I I 278 
Nickles. 
Nickles'tests for Fluorine.. II u 448 
Nicoll, Scottish Poet. 
Monument to II I 87 
Nicotiana. 
Effect of strong solutions on 
leaves of, applied to cut 
end of petioles: expts.... IV vu 292 
Potassium nitrate and car- 
bonate's effect on leaf 
tissue IV vn 327 
N.rustica II n 238 
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Niebuhr. 
Gael and Cymri components 
of Celtic stock: ref II xv 277 
Niederstadt. 
Centrifugal separation of 
milk and bacteria: ref.... IV vn 487 
Nighthawk, observations on 
Ontario visitors... Ill vn 186, 192, 195 
NikSdiuai IV iv 168 
Nile River. 
Ancylostoma duodenale in. II iv 27 
Electric fish of II m 64 
Proportional amounts of, 
salts in water IV vn 558 
Nilo-Hamitic, languages.... II xiii 287 
Nilotic, languages II xm 287 
Nimes, France. 
History IV n 199 
Roman remains and sur- 
vivals around IV n 198 
Nine Bark, Canadian localities II xv 362 
Nineveh. 
French archaeological re- 
searches at I I 48 
Ni-ottsintani, legend IV vi 95 
Nipegon Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) . II xiv 530 
Niphoea, Hamilton species... II v 391 
Nipigon. 
Geological and physical 
features of, region IV vni 342 
Origin of diorite cappings 
around IV vi 49 
Nipigon formation, L. Su- 
perior IV vi 49 
Nipissing, Great Lake IV vi 57 
Nipissing Lake. 
Origin of name II in 485 
Nipissings, population, 1845. I I 196 
Niscean breed of horse, 
countries found in I i 199 
Nisqually, vocabulary Ill v 218 
Nissen. 
Degenerating cells of mam- 
mary gland throw out 
chromatin: ref IV li 239 
Nissl, Fr. 
Certain masses in nerve cell 
stain differently from 
others: ref IV vi 405 
Nissl granules in mammals: 
ref IV vi 409 
Nissl granules. 
Acids action on IV vi 413 
Affinity for methyl green in 
Ehrlich-Biondi combina- 
tion IV vi 410 
Alkalies effect on IV vi 413,422 
Animals below mammals 
that contain IV vi 424 
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Animal's own blood alters 
them after fixation in same 
way as alkalies IV vi 415 
Anura that contain IV vi 425 
Aves that contain IV vi 424 
Cells of cord of Gadus.... IV vi 409 
Chemical properties IV vi 406 
Cytoplasmic origin IV vi 407 
Derived from chromatin... IV vi 421 
Ganoidei that contain IV vi 425 
In nerve cells of mammals. IV vi 408 
In spinal ganglion cells IV vi 409 
Iron-alum stain improved 
with rubin stain IV vi 410 
Iron in IV vi 411 
Invertebrates that contain. IV vi 425 
Lacerta agilis frequently 
does not contain IV vi 426 
Millon reaction IV vi 415 
Mode of occurrence in em- 
bryonic and foetal cells.. IV vi 407 
Nature of IV vi 429, 435 
Origin of IV vi 418 
Pepsin and hydrochloric 
acid do not digest them.. IV vi 412 
Phosphorus reaction in. . . . IV vi 411 
Pisces that contain IV vi 425 
Reptilia that contain IV vi 425 
Salt solutions action on.... IV vi 415 
Staining, of mammals IV vi 408 
Substance in IV vi 431 
Teleostei that contain IV vi 426 
Urodela do not generally 
contain IV vi 426 
Nithialdine II i 312 
Nitrate. 
Fertilizing value of, of soda II vi 50 
Iodo, of silver II I 79 
Nitric Acid. 
In rain I II 9 
Preparation of II I 309 
N. oxide, action on anhydrous 
sulphuric acid II I 557 
Nitrite of Amyl, result in 
chloroform poisoning in 
cases when respiration has 
ceased IV vn 219 
Nitrogen. 
Annual yield of, per acre in 
different crops II in 522 
Rain a Source of Nitro- 
gen in Vegetation: re- 
print I n 9 
Nitro- Glycerine. 
Its history, Manufacture 
and Industrial Appli- 
cation. By W. H. Ellis.. II xiv 356 
Preparation II I 82 
Nitrosalicylic Acid, prepara- 
tion of II I 489 
Nitrous Acid, formation of.. II n 306 
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Noah. 
Primary subdivisions of 
human family in his 
family II I 5 
Nobel, A. 
Discovery of dynamite II xiv 362 
Discovery of exploding 
nitro-glycerine by detona- 
tion II xiv 359 
Noble, Capt. A., F.R.S. 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions at Quebec, 1853-54. I m 327 
On Value of Factor in 
Hygrometric Formula. II i 24 
Nocard and Roux. 
Cause of pleuro-pneumonia 
in cattle: ref IV vm 55 
Noctuina Staint, characters; 
Canadian genera II vm 2 
Nocturnal Lepidoptera, 
species found in North 
America II vm 16 
Nodal pockets, Osmundaceae IV vm 528 
Nodens or Nodons, god. 
Evidence of, in Britain... . II vi 405 
Latin Inscriptions concern- 
ing II v 492 
Nodosaria abyssorum, 
dad and Pacific IV vm 387 
Nodular system, in minerals II v 9 
Noeta, Denes Ill vn 154 
Noezaz, Denes Ill vn 154 
Nogwunmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Noh'hanne, Richardson's 
name for Nah'ane IV vu 517 
Nohpat, king of Uxmal IV vi 176 
Nolan, Capt., proprietor of 
German Mills II xm 442 
Nomological Psychology, 
second division of Philo- 
sophy II xi 317 
Nomology of. 
Cognitions; first part of 
Nomological Psychology. II xi 317 
Conations II xi 318 
Feelings II xi 318 
Noncon Island, Indian gra- 
ves Ill vn 14 
Nom-de-Plume of some 
Canadians. 
"Alan Fairford" John 
Kent II xv 264 
"Backwoodsman" Dr. Wm. 
Dunlop II xv 441 
"British Canadian" Ed. 
Ermatinger II xv 447 
"Canadian" Jas. Lynne 
Alexander II xv 450 
"Claud Halcro" John 
Breakenridge II xv 453 
"Erie-us" Adam, Hood 
Burwell II xv 450 
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Nom-de-Plume of some 
Canadians-Con. 
"Guy Pollock" Rob. Doug- 
las Hamilton II xv 263 
"Graduate" Rev. Dr. Mc- 
Caul II xv 445 
"He who sang the Song of 
Charity" Prof. E. J. 
Chapman II xv 455 
" Isidore " Ascher II xv 454 
"Junioslus Canadensis" 
Cary of Quebec Mercury. II xv 332 
"Le Bon Vieux Temps" not 
identified II xv 341 
"Legion" Robert Baldwin 
Sullivan II xv 342 
" Libertas " Peter Brown... II xv 274 
"Maple Leaf" Rev. Dr. 
McCaul II xv 270 
"Maple Knot" Ebenezer 
Clemo II xv 270 
"Mentor" Rev. Geo. Okill 
Stuart II xv 440 
"Mercator" Rt. Hon. Ed. 
Ellice II xv 441 
"Nerva" Justice Gale II xv 339 
" Patrick Swift " Wm. Lyon. 
Mackenzie II xv 436 
"Pioneer of Wilderness" 
Rev. Mr. Rose II xv 443 
"Plinius Secundus" John 
Rumsey II xv 452 
"Presbyter of Diocese of 
Toronto" Rev. W. Stew- 
art Darling II xv 444 
"Reckoner" Rev. Dr. 
Strachan II xv 440 
"Roseharp" Jas. M. Caw- 
dell II xv 449 
"Scotus" David Burn II xv 446 
"Sir Minimus Pigmy" John 
Kent II xv 266 
"Solomon" Rev. J. Mac- 
George II xv 267 
Some Canadian, identi- 
fied; WITH SAMPLES OF 
WRITINGS TO WHICH THEY 
ARE APPENDED. By Rev. 
Dr. Scadding II xv 259,332,436 
"Whistler" Mr. Somerville. II xv 273 
"Wil D'Leina" Daniel Wil- 
son II xv 456 
"Veritas" Hon. John Rich- 
ardson (criticism of war of 
1812) II xv 333 
"Zadig" Hon. Chief Justice 
Hagarty II xv 453 
Non-Contradictory, theory 
of II i 114 
Non-Ego. 
Doctrine II II 290 
Doctrine of, in Philosophy.. II xn 71 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Non-Ego-Con. 
Ego and, doctrine of II I 383 
Metaphysical theory of... . II I 120 
Non-Nucleated organisms. 
Cytology of. By A. B. 
Macallum IV Vi 439 
Nootka Indians, plant sym- 
bolism in folk lore IV vi 331 
Nordenskiold, Baron. 
Origin of Eskimo: ref Ill vi 283 
Norfolk County. 
Discovery of Indian Re- 
mains in. By Daniel Wil- 
son II i 511 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 530 
Norman Marais, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 530 
Normans, cranial type of.... II ix 400 
Norris. 
Norris's Railway Joint 
Chair: reprint I n 177 
Norse. 
Discoveries in America. ... Ill vi 271 
Discovery of America in 985 II iv 51 
II ix 291 
Relics of, settlement in 
Greenland II ix 294 
Round Tower of Newport 
erected by, in tenth cen- 
tury ?...... II ix 296 
Runic inscriptions of, found 
in Davis Strait II ix 294 
Written Rock near West 
Newbury, Mass., inscrip- 
tion translated IV v 55 
North American and West 
Indian Gazetteer, 1759. II xv 24 
North British Review, No. 
LIV, Nov. 1857: re- 
viewed II in 137 
North Channel, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 530 
North Wales. 
Old Glaciers of. By A. C. 
Ramsay: reviewed. ..... II v 61 
Northern Calla, Toronto.... I i 252 
Northern Railway of Can- 
ada. 
Construction work I I 20 
Opening of I I 281 
North Foreland, Ont., ga- 
zetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 213 
Northmen. 
Discovery of America II iv 51 
Written Rock, near West 
Newbury, Mass., inscrip- 
tion translated IV v 55 
Northumberland, Eng. 
Ancient carved stone 
FOUND AT CHESTERHOLM. 
By Rev. John McCaul 
(pl.) II xiv 1 
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Northumberland County, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 531 
Northumberland, Eng., 
notes on Latin Inscription 
found in II v 283 
North-West Passage. 
Attempted 1719 ... Ill iv 201 
Capt. McClure navigation 
of; diary of I n 83 
Dobbs and Capt. Middle- 
ton's discussion concern- 
ing (1741-42) IV ix 206 
Discovered 1592? IV iv 315 
North-West Company. 
Exploration for route to 
Northwest through Brit- 
ish territory IV v 77 
Extent of trade in 1780-90. . IV v 78 
Small decked vessels neces- 
sary on the Lakes (1785) .IV V 80 
Northwest Fur Co. 
Formation in 1783 IV iv 309 
Original IV v 75 
North-West Territories. 
David Thompson's explora- 
tions from 1790 to 1820.. II vi 73 
Discovery of new route to, 
in 1785 IV v 79 
Geological areas II xv 16 
Lepidoptera (Diurnal) col- 
lected in (list) HI II 239 
Norton, John (Mohawk). 
Autograph letter to Gen. 
Simcoe II xiv 90 
Brief biography of........ II xiv 91 
Norton, Moses. 
Project for exploring Cop- 
permine Country, 1768. . IV ix 212 
Norton, Richard. 
Journey to Coppermine 
Country, 1717 IV ix 207 
Search for Coppermine 
Country IV ix 203 
Norway, beaver haunts II iv 379 
Norwegian, amalgamation 
process in extracting gold 
or silver IV iv 358 
Norwich, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 531 
Norwich Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 531 
Nose. 
Dene, ornaments IV iv 167 
Orang IV vi 510 
Nosoderma obcordatum, 
Kirby, Canadian II i 37 
Nostoc Ill i 301 
Nostoc commune, type of 
granule in.. 4 ., IV vi 469 
Nostocacese, Toronto species HI vu 274 
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Notidobia, Stephens, Char- 
acters and N. American 
habitats of 
N. borealis, Hagen II vn 493 
Notman, John. 
Manufacture of Paper. . Ill v 197 
Notonecta unifasciata, eggs II iv 324 
Notoxus monodon, Mels. 
Cat I in 259 
N. monodon, Hentz, Mels. 
Cat I in 259,326 
Notself. 
Doctrine of Philosophy.... II xn 71 
Methaphysical view of II I 120 
Nott, Dr. 
Skull of Kanaka of Sand- 
wich Islands: ref II vn 442 
Types of American Crania: 
ref II n 417 
Nott, J. C. M. and Gliddon, 
Geo. R. 
Indigenous Races of earth: 
reviewed II n 208 
Nottawasaga. 
Alleged discovery of Gold 
around, Bay II in 262 
Military and Naval ex- 
ploits ON, DURING WAR 
of 1812. By A. F. Hun- 
ter: abstract IV in 1 
Origin of name II III 308 
Pyrula perversa from I in 156 
Valley of, (with map). By 
Sandford Fleming I I 223 
Nottawasaga Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 209 
Nottawasaga River. 
Fresh water shells in, dis- 
trict II vi 497 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 208 
Nottawasaga Tp., topogra- 
phical features of I i 224 
Nottawasaga Valley, geologi- 
cal formation of I I 226 
Nouns. 
Blackfoot IV v 134 
Dene; their varieties and in- 
flections IV I 181 
Four categories of Dene.... IV iv 32 
Nova Scotia. 
Abolition of slavery in Ill vn 260 
Butterflies appearance very 
early in Spring I I 241 
Coal measures of. By Sir 
Charles Lyell: reprint... I I 237 
Coal areas II xv 114,386 
IV ix 101 
Copper in trap rocks; causes 
of II I 43 
Carboniferous formations. . II xv 110, 
112, 113, 116, 386 
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Nova Scotia-Con. 
Correspondence relating 
to Mineral wealth of . I i 241 
Dendrerpeton acadianum 
specimen in II vu 145 
Dendrerpeton of coal mea- 
sures of II vm 267 
Devonian formation II xv 111 
Elevation and depression of 
coastline II vu 84 
Fossil reptile and land shell 
in tree in coal measures . . I I 237 
Fossil reptiles from coal 
measures of II vm 267 
Geological divisions II xv 109 
Gold districts II xv 110 
Gold of . II vi 529 
History of Maroons in Ill vn 265 
Hylonomus of coal measures 
of II vm 267 
Insect indications in coal 
measures of II vu 145 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
Laurentian formation II xv 109 
Marine alluvial soils in. . . . II I 39 
Maroons arrival in Ill vu 260 
Maroons of Jamaica and. 
By J. C. Hamilton Ill vu 260 
Metamorphic formation.... II xv 109 
New Fossils from coal mea- 
sures II v 205 
On some additional Re- 
mains of Land Animals 
in Coal Measures of. 
By J. W. Dawson: reprint II vu 144 
Permian formation in II I 42 
Pupa vetusta in coal mea- 
sures of II vu 146 
Railways of : abstract.... I m 19 
Saxby Gale of the 4th Oct., 
1869 IV ix 255 
Silurian formation II xv 111,113 
Solid matter in carbonifer- 
ous formation; estimate of I I 280 
Species of Meriones and 
found in. By 
J. H. Dawson: reprint... I ill 388 
Stigmaria and sigillaria in 
coal measures I I 237 
Synopsis of carboniferous 
rocks of II , I 46 
Triassic formation in II I 43 
II xv 111 
Nova Zembla, bottles I n 172 
Novelty locomotive I n 64 
November. 
Birds observed in, in Tor- 
onto IV in 89 
Meteors, 1868 II xn 174 
Meteors at Toronto, 1867, 
'68 II xu 86 
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Nubian, brain volume of, 
comparative II xv 228 
Nuclear body, in yeast cell.. IV vi 493 
Nuclear zone, distribution of 
fat above and below it... IV vm 247 
Nuclei, iron present only in, 
of wheat grain IV vu 508 
Nucleic Acid, properties of.. IV vn 508 
Nuclein. 
Analyzed for phosphorus... IV vn 504 
Chemical composition of 
gliadin IV vn 502 
Compounds in nerve cells.. IV vx 417 
Containing iron firmly 
bound in nuclein molecule 
derived from milk and 
yolk of hen's egg IV it 237 
From gluten IV vu 502 
In gliadin or glutenin IV vn 502 
Iron firmly combined in, 
obtained from livers IV n 238 
On structure micro- 
chemistry AND DEVELOP- 
MENT of Nerve Cells, 
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE 
TO THEIR COMPOUNDS. By 
F. H. Scott IV VI 405 
Osborne and Campbell's 
method of preparing IV vn 508 
Species of Oscillaria cells 
contains IV VI 443 
Nucleobranchiata. 
Families II xil 33 
Generic characters II xn 27 
Nucleolus. 
Another green staining sub- 
stance besides, in nucleus. IV vi 410 
Derived from chromatin... IV vi 421 
Disappears in digestion.... IV vi 412 
Division in Euglena viridis. IV vi 501 
In yeast cell IV vi 482,493 
Iron in IV vi 411 
Iron in, after treatment 
with alkalies IV vi 414 
Material given out by, to 
cytoplasm IV vi 433 
Nature of IV vi 416,435 
Oscillaria contain IV vi 443 
Phosphorus reaction in. . . . IV vi 411 
Position if retains haema- 
toxylin stain IV vi 434 
Vacuoles in IV vi 417 
Nucleus. 
In Cyanophycese IV vi 442 
In yeast cell IV vi 482 
Nucula, in pteropod marl, 
Jamaica IV vm 385 
N. postriata (Conrad), 
Toronto II iv 452 
Nudens, notes on Latin In- 
scriptions concerning god. II v 493 
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Nudibranchiata (Cuvier), 
generic characters II xn 26 
Nugumiut, territory Ill vi 265 
Nullipore, in British Seas.... I i 109 
Numbers, two, three, five and 
seven typical numbers in 
vegetable kingdom II in 409 
Numerals, Errata Recepta in II ix 144 
Numenius, Hamilton species II v 394 
Numismatics. 
Coins, Medals and Seals, 
Ancient and Modern: re- 
viewed II vi 192 
Nunatagmeut, territory.... Ill vi 266 
Nunatanmiun, territory.... Ill vi 264 
Nunatogmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Nuphar, Smith, localities 
Canadian species II xv 60 
N. advena, Aiton. 
Canadian localities II xv 60 
Stelar system and phloeoter- 
ma (pl.) IV vi 621 
N. luteum, Smith. 
Canadian species II xv 60 
Stelar system and phloeo- 
terma (pl.) IV vi 621 
Nurhautsuaks, territory.... IV m 196 
Nushagagmut, territory.... Ill vi 265 
Nussbaum. 
Pancreas of Amiurus: ref... Ill n 414 
Peptic cells in pike: ref Ill n 401 
Structures in pancreatic 
cells of Amphibia: ref.... IV I 253 
Nuthatches. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vu 185,198,200,201 
IV I 41, 53 
IV in 72,80 
Toronto winterbirds I i 171 
White breasted and red 
breasted of Hamilton.... II vi 133 
Nuvungmeut, territory HI vi 266 
Nuwungmun, territory Ill vi 264 
Nuwukmut, territory Ill vi 264 
Nyctaea, observations on On- 
tario species Ill m 88 
III vu 185,188,198,199,200 
IV i 44, 45 
IV m 67, 89, 90, 100, 106 
N. nivea, Canadian specimens II u 220 
II vu 522 
N. scandiaca, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Nycticorax nycticorax nae- 
vius, observations on 
Ontario visitors IV m 66, 85 
Nymphaea, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
N. odorata, Aiton II xv 59 
N. tuberosa, Paine II xv 59 
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N. dentata, tubular stelar 
system IV Vi 622 
N. tuberosa, development of 
young stem (pl.) IV vi 622 
N. zanzibarensis, young 
stelar system IV vi 622 
Nymphaeaceae. 
Astelic type of central 
cylinder IV vi 620 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 291 
Canadian species with habi- 
tats II xv 59 
Hamilton species Ill u 146 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xiv 636 
London species II vm 221 
Oak, Canadian, red, swamp 
and white II vi 36,37 
Effect of concentration of, 
extracts on fish IV vu 455 
Effect of, sawdust on fish. . IV vu 449 
Most suitable tree for large 
spaces near public institu- 
tions IV vin 264 
Suitability for city planting. IV vm 269 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Oak Island. 
Dyke cutting schists in (pl.) Ill iv 122 
Oak Point, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 531 
Oates, Capt., Toronto II xn 343 
Oaxaca. 
Cocyoeza of IV vi 126 
History IV vi 158,170 
Monapostiac, enchanted 
island IV vi 170 
Oxlahuh - Tzy contempo- 
raries in IV vi 179 
Palenque's relations with 
Uxmal and, in time of 
Oxlahun-Pek IV vi 181 
Traditions IV vi 170 
Yopaa priesthood IV vi 170 
Zapotec kings of IV vi 170 
Oberea 3-punctata, Fabr. . I m 326 
Obersteiner. 
Nature of nucleolus: ref ... IV vi 416 
Obituary Notice of 
Bain, Jas. D. C. L IV vm 549 
Baird, Spencer Fullerton... Ill vi 1 
Ballingall, Sir Geo II I 86 
Beche, Sir Henry de la I in 262 
Betram, John IV vm 98 
Boole, Prof II x 44 
Braconnet, M I in 269 
British, of 1855 II I 88 
Brown, Robert II ill 365 
Buchan, John Milne Ill iv 7 
Butler, Col. John of Butler's 
Rangers IV I 116 
Campbell, Rev. John IV vm 98 
Count Valerian Krasinski... II I 86 
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Obituary Notice of-Con. 
Countess of Lovelace I 1 119 
Cuming, Hugh II x 363 
Dade, Rev. Chas II xm 352 
Forbes, Prof. Ed I in 141 
Greenough I in 262 
Hamilton, Sir Wm. Rowan. II x 364 
Hamilton, Sir Wm II 1 396 
Harvey, Arthur IV vm 98 
Hincks, Rev. Ed II xi 262 
Hincks, Rev. Wm II xm 253 
Hooker, Sir Wm. Jackson. . II x 364 
Howland, Oliver A IV vm 98 
Hunt, Dr. T. Sterry IV in 21 
Irving, Rev. Geo. Clark.... II xi 200 
Kane, Paul II xm 66 
Lefroy, Gen. Sir J. Henry. .IV 1 35 
Lindley, Dr. John (I, 11, 
1865) II x 428 
Lockhart, John I in 167 
MacNish, Rev. Neil IV vm 98 
Mantell.G. A.,LL.D.,F.R.S. I 1 144 
Marling, Alex., LL.B IV 1 33 
Montgomery, Robert II 1 87 
Nichol, Mrs. (nee Bronte).. I in 269 
Peacock, Dr. Geo II xv 60 
Plattner, Carl Friedrich.... II in 358 
Provancher, Abbe IV hi 41 
Reeve, Lowell II x 429 
Remy Joseph I in 269 
Rogers, Samuel II 1 83 
Hugh Scobie I n 151 
Scadding, Rev. Henry, D.D. II vn 235 
Sharpe, Daniel II 1 398 
Tully, Kivas IV vm 98 
Walker, Sears C I 1 168 
Wilson, Prof. Geo. M.D., 
F.R.S.E II v 62 
Wilson, Jas., F.R.S.E II 1 398 
Wilson, Sir Daniel IV iv 223 
Von Buch I 1 240 
Young, Geo. Paxton Ill vn 27 
Obolella, Potsdam Sand- 
stone, Canada II vn 72 
Obolus canadensis, Bil- 
lings, Trenton Limestone, 
Canada II iv 275 
O'Brien. 
Compounds in aleuron cell: 
ref. IV vn 514 
Constituents of gluten: ref.. IV vn 499 
Theory of formation of 
gluten: ref IV vn 511 
Observatories. 
Proposal to establish in 
Canada I in 133 
Observatory. 
Canadian Institute's me- 
morial to Governor- 
General for Astrono- 
mical, at Quebec II n 309 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Observatory-Con. 
Greenwich, equipment of... I n 311 
St. Martin's, Isle Jesus. 
By Chas. Smallwood, 
Supdt. (full description 
with drawings) II in 281 
Observatory, Toronto. 
Government's reply to In- 
stitutes memorial I i 254 
History of... II m 99 
Hourly corrections to reduce 
to true mean temp, of day I 1 77 
Memorial to Government to 
retain, at Toronto (1853). I 1 145 
Meteorological observations 
at, see under meteorologi- 
cal Register 
Meteors observed at.... I 11 39 
Provincial Government as- 
sumed control I 1 282 
Obsidian. 
Behaviour with water at 
high temperatures II m 205 
Characters; Canadian 
localities II vi 427 
Obturator externus and O. 
internus, orang IV vi 560 
Occultation. 
Occultation of spica Vir- 
ginis by moon, 12th 
March, 1857. By Baron 
de Rottenburg II 11 180 
Occupation. 
Industrial Accidents and 
Diseases incident to, By 
T. K. Chambers: reprint I in 29 
Nah'ane tribe's IV vu 525 
Ocean. 
Age of earth, determined 
from sodium in IV vn 536 
Biological history of IV vu 536 
Calcium salts in, effect on 
life IV vu 536 
Cause of amount potassium 
and calcium in sea water 
being stationary IV vu 561 
Composition of primeval.. . IV vu 542 
Composition of, result of 
various agencies II vn 560 
Dolomite formation in IV vn 549 
Evidence from Lakes and 
rivers that potassium and 
calcium predominated in 
pre-Cambrian seas IV vu 555 
First forms of life and de- 
velopment IV vn 553 
Geological history of IV vn 535 
History of calcium in IV vn 548 
History of magnesium in ... IV vn 548 
History of composition of 
ocean water IV vn 535 
History of sodium in IV vn 547 
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Magnesium in, in pre-Cam- 
brian period IV vn 540 
On Oceanic Currents and 
THEIR INFLUENCE ON 
Central American Ca- 
nal. By Alex. G. Find- 
lay: reprint I i 248 
of, in 
relation to animal and 
VEGETABLE PROTOPLASM. 
By A. B. Macallum IV vn 535 
Plasma contains relatively 
same amount of Na, K 
and Ca as sea water and 
less Mg IV vn 561 
Processes involved in form- 
ing first basin IV vn 543 
Relation of salts in ocean to 
protoplasm IV vn 552 
Relative proportions of ele- 
ments in solution not 
parallel to those in river 
discharge, reason IV vn 560 
Salts in water, relative 
amounts of IV vn 559 
Sodium deposited annually 
in, amounts of IV vn 537 
Ocean Steamers, on St. 
Lawrence route I I 92 
Oceanic Race. 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 229 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Ochre. 
Canadian II vm 461 
D6n6 uses of, for ornamen- 
tation IV iv 170 
Deposits at Thorold II v 507 
Manganese, Thunder Bay; 
analyzed II xn 268 
Red and yellow, tests; Can- 
adian localities II vi 150 
Ochrosporae. 
List of Ontario, their habits 
and Ontario habitats.... IV ix 73 
Ochthedromus americanus 
Dej I in 325 
O. transversalis Dej I m 325,376 
October, migration of Birds 
in IV in 87 
Octobothrium sagittatum, 
Leuck (pl.) Ill i 61 
Octopus, chlorides in muscle 
of , IV vm 409 
Oculomotorius, Amiurus... Ill n 355 
Odahwah Indian. 
Alphabet of II in 481 
Causes of their conquest of 
Mushkodenj II m 307 
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Odahwah Indian-Con. 
Customs at birth of child... II in 297 
Customs on war expeditions II in 301 
Errors in paper published in 
Canadian Journal, Nov. 
1858 on, Language II v 183 
Fasting customs II in 298 
Grammar...;.. II in 482 
II v 185 
Language; parts of speech in II in 482 
Language of. By F. Assi- 
kinack II v 182 
Legends and Traditions 
of. By F. Assikinack.... II in 115 
Legends concerning beaver. II iv 371 
Marriage customs II in 300 
Manido, the great spirit. . . II in 306 
Odahwah Indian Lan- 
guage. By F. Assikinack II in 481 
Parts of speech in language. II in 482 
Secret societies in II in 304 
Similar Indian Languages to II in 481 
Social and Warlike Cus- 
toms of. By F. Assiki- 
nack II in 297 
Treatment of prisoner's of 
war II in 303 
War expedition's customs. . II III 301 
Odahwah-minis, Island.... II in 307 
Odahwas. 
Algonquins of Georgian 
Bay; Assikinack war- 
rior of. By J. C. Hamil- 
ton: abstract IV vi 232 
Odashkwahguhmees, simi- 
lar Indian languages to. . II in 481 
Odatshehte, in Iroquois 
Book of Rites; origin of. . IV vi 264 
Odobaenus rosmarus, Mal- 
mgren, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 77 
Ododams. 
Indian custom of II in 119 
O'Donovan. 
Requisites of Celtic prosody: 
ref IV in 212 
Odontophore in Mollusks; 
generic characters II xn 31 
Odyssey XII, 82, correct 
translation II xin 426 
(Edematin, Reinke IV vi 410 
(Edemeridae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 215 
Oedicneminae, generic char- 
acters II xi 157 
Oedogoniaceas, Toronto 
species Ill vn 270 
Oegialites semipalmatus, 
Bon, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 121 
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localities of 
O. abnormal development in II m 318 
O. biennis, L II xv 553 
O. chrysantha, Michx II xv 553 
O. fruticosa, L II xv 553 
O. pumila, L II xv 553 
(Esophagus. 
Amiurus Ill u 395 
Description of, in bear... I in 203 
(Ethusa cynapium, Toronto I i 206 
Officinal Hedge Mustard, 
Canadian localities II xv 161 
Ogam. 
Alphabet IV v 295 
Ogam inscriptions IV v 65, 295 
Ogata. 
Structure in pancreatic cells 
of Amphibia: ref IV I 254 
Ogden Island. 
Negro slaves on IV 1 106 
Ogilvie, Geo. 
Genetic Cycle in Organic 
Nature: reviewed II vn 515 
Master-builders Plan or 
principles of organic archi- 
tecture as indicated in 
typical forms of animals: 
reviewed II iv 278 
Mollusca: ref II iv 283 
Oglemut, territory HI vi 265 
Ogygia, Canadian (pl.) II vin 29 
O'Hara, Col.Walter, Toronto II xm 187 
O'Hara, Jas., Toronto II xn 334 
Ohio. 
Description of river and 
valley I n 9 
Fossil Batrachians from coal 
strata of II hi 261 
Glacial deposits II xv 410 
Ohio Holy Stone II xn 136 
Ohio River. 
Mississippi and. By Chas. 
Ellet I n 9 
Operations along, during 
Revolutionary War IV vii 404 
Ohno, Tozo. 
Japanese Literature: ab- 
stract IV n 38 
Oiceoptoma marginata, 
Fabr I m 325 
Oidemia deglandi, Ontario.. IV m 108 
Oidium lactis, in cheese.... IV vii 111 
Oidium tuckeri. 
On employment of higher 
SULPHIDES OF CALCIUM AS 
A MEANS OF PREVENTING 
AND DESTROYING OlDIUM 
TUCKERI OR GRAPE DIS- 
EASE. By Dr. Astley P. 
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Oils. 
Adulteration of I ill 341 
Notes on present con- 
dition OF OIL WELLS OF 
Enniskillen. By Sand- 
ford Fleming II vm 246 
Produced from acorns I ill 341 
Wells of Enniskillen II vm 446 
Oille, Lucius, M.D. 
on Parasites II iv 4 
Oj eb ways. 
Myth of Deluge Ill vn 12 
Pictography IV v 116 
Plant symbolism in folk 
lore ••••, IV vi 331 
Similar Indian languages to. II ill 481 
Ojibway. 
Blackfoot and Cree bran- 
ches of Algonkin; list of 
words showing connection IV v 131 
Divinities IV vi 275 
Grammar and dictionary.. . Ill v 216 
Happy Hunting Grounds, 
their idea of II iv 258 
L. Superior district Ill v 215 
Legend of origin of man... IV vi 208 
Mississagua language almost 
pure HI vii 213 
Month names IV vi 332 
Okomiut, territory Ill vi 265 
Old Penrith. 
Latin inscription found at, 
giving Emperor Gordian's 
legate in Britain II x 320 
Old man and the Loon, 
myth IV iv 171 
Old Age Pension System, 
principles IV vm 87 
Oleaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species HI n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 647 
London species II vm 231 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia HI iv 212 
Olenacum. 
Latin inscription on Roman 
altar at, interpreted II m 11 
Oleni. 
Fossils from Quebec group. . II vi 287 
Olenidse II i 286 
Olenus (Peltura), holopyga. II iv 492 
O. thompsoni II iv 491 
O.vermontana II iv 491 
Oliphant, Laurence, 
F.R.G.S. 
Notes on Japan II v 86 
Oliva literata, in mounds in 
Otonabee Tp., Ont. (pl.). IV IX 3 
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Preparation of I in 275 
II ii 19 
Oliver. 
Absorption of acid vapours 
by leaves and effects: ref. IV vu 246 
Olivine. 
Characters II v 521 
In Montarville, Que II v 436 
In terrestrial rocks: ref.... Ill v 176 
Polysmaticstructure in: ref. Ill v 176 
Olivinitic dolerite. 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Boucherville Mt., Que... II v 436 
Olmecs. 
Celts from Canary Islands.. IV vu 53 
Mexico, traced IV vu 51 
Omaha Indians. 
Love songs among IV vi 340 
Original home of Ill V 61 
Omaloplia sericea, Illg., 
Mels. Cat I in 211,325 
Omissahgees, similar Indian 
languages to II in 481 
Omo-cervicalis in 
Apes IV vi 527 
Chimpanzee IV vi 528 
Man IV vi 528 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 527 
Omo hyoid muscle, orang.. IV vi 528 
O'Molloy. 
Requisites of Celtic prosody: 
ref IV in 213 
Omophron americanum, 
Mels. Cat., Ontario.... I m 211, 325 
Omphalia, Habits and On- 
taria habitats of 
O. campanella, Batsch IV ix 71 
O. epichysia, Pers IV ix 71 
O. umbellifera, Linn IV ix 71 
On, traces of, in ancient his- 
tory II xiv 402 
Onagracese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 641 
London species II vm 225 
Onam. 
Celtic connection II xiv 562 
Families in Palestine; table. II xiv 421 
Genealogy and descendants. II xiv 397 
Genealogical tree II xiv 411 
Germanic connection II xiv 562 
Gods and heroes with whom 
identified and places 
named after them; table.. II xiv 430 
Hindu connection II xiv 569 
Indian connection II xiv 569 
Indra connected with II xiv 570 
Irish connection of, in 
Tuatha-de-Danams II xiv 562 
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Italian connection II xiv 559 
Means of tracing family.... II xiv 575 
Persian connection II xiv 568 
Ruler in Egypt II xin 527 
Same as Dagon II xin 527 
Scandinavian connection... II xiv 566 
Scottish connection II xiv 565 
Table of Celtic and Ger- 
manic equivalents of, 
family II xiv 567 
Welsh connection II xiv 564 
Oncorhynchus species. 
O. gorbuscha IV ix 25 
O. keta IV ix 25 
O. kisutch IV ix 25 
O. tschawytscha IV ix 24 
O. nerka. 
Changes which undergo as 
they ascend river IV ix 28 
Description of IV ix 24 
Life history IV ix 25 
Spawning IV ix 31 
Spawning grounds and as- 
cent to them IV ix 26 
One-seeded Cucumber, 
Canadian localities II xv 554 
Oneida. 
Operations in, country dur- 
ing Revolutionary War. . IV Vii 398 
Origin of name IV vi 248 
Oniscidse Ill m 293 
Onite connection with. 
Asia Minor II xiv 422 
Assyria II xiv 417 
Babylonia II xiv 417 
Greece II xiv 422 
Palestine II XIV 418 
Syria II xiv 418 
Thrace II xiv 422 
Onondaga, N.Y. 
Manlius stone found in.... II IX 308 
Onneyote IV vi 248 
Onondaga Formation. 
Distribution of, in Canada. II vin 438 
Economic Materials of, in 
Canada II vui 439 
Fossils of, in Canada II vui 438 
In Canada II vm 437 
Onandaga Limestone. 
Fossil corals of, of On- 
tario. By E. Billings.. . II iv 97 
Onondaga Salt or Gypsi- 
ferous Group, Canada.. II vm 437 
Onondaga village, Surprise 
and Capture of, by Ameri- 
cans in Revolutionary war IV vn 393 
Onondaga Indians, month 
names IV vi 332 
Onomine II i 82 
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Additional Note on Oc- 
currence of Fresh 
Water Shells in Upper 
Drift Deposits of. By 
E. J. Chapman II vi 497 
Administration of law before 
1791. IV vn 416 
Administration of J ustice as 
provided by first Parlia- 
ment (1791) IV I 80 
Alleged discovery of a fossil 
Conus in drift of II m 516 
Annelida of, list II xiv 136 
Arkose in Central IV vn 159 
Arsenic deposits and pro- 
ductions up to 1905 IV vin 160 
Asaphus megistos of Tren- 
ton limestone of II iv 140 
Beginning of Municipal 
Government in. By 
Prof. Adam Shortt IV vn 409 
Bibliography of, archaeology IV ix 11 
Birds, dates of arrival in... IV ill 62 
Birds, some of our Migra- 
tory. By Hon. G. W. 
Allan. Ill m 87 
Black River and later Geo- 
logical formations in Cen- 
tral IV vn 160 
Boundaries of, as defined by 
Constitutional Act, 1791. II xiv 58 
Boundary between, and 
Quebec started from Pt. 
au Bodet; reason II xiv 61 
Brachiopoda of; list II xiv 130 
British immigration into, 
1825-37. By A. F. Hun- 
ter: abstract IV iv 229 
Cainozoic epoch in central. . IV vn 162 
Capture of two Birds of 
Unusual Occurrence 
in. By T. J. Cottle II iv 388 
Caves and Potholes at 
Rockwood. By Prof. J. 
Hoyes Panton Ill vi 244 
Causes of decline in rural 
population IV ix 264 
Central, Lowland (Map)... IV vn 163 
Clearing the land by first 
settlers II xn 326 
Climate Ill ii 195 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
Coal seams in I m 2 
COLEOPTERA COLLECTED IN. 
By Wm. Couper. I m 210,256,324,376 
Columnaria alveolata in 
Trenton limestone of.... II iv 493 
Compulsory attendance at 
School; Act IV vm 192 
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CONCHOLOGICAL RELICS OF 
Red Indian tribes. By 
Daniel Wilson I in 155 
Condition in 1849 and fifty 
years after IV vi 25 
Constitutional Act, 1791, 
changes introduced in 
government of IV vn 420 
Copper areas and produc- 
tion ; • • •. IV vin 157 
Copper deposits in meta- 
morphic region of Eastern II v 453 
Corals of: list II xiv 128 
Corundum industry IV vin 171 
Court of Quarter Session 
established IV vn 418 
Crustacea of; list II xiv 136 
Decline of Agricultural em- 
ployment due to machin- 
ery..... IV IX 266 
Decline in population in 
rural districts during 
period 1861-1911, as given 
by census IV ix 263 
Decline in rural population 
due to transfer of other 
employments to cities... IV ix 266 
Density in rural population 
of, 1911 IV ix 263 
Devonian Fossils of II xiv 125 
Devonian Rocks of II v 249 
Division of province in 1813 II xiv 61 
Drift deposits I I 114 
IV vn 163 
Drift Deposits of; origin of. II vi 226 
Drift, Some Notes on 
Drift Deposits of, and 
an Extension of Lake 
AREA OF THAT REGION. By 
E. J. Chapman II vi 221 
Early traders and trade 
ROUTES IN, AND THE WEST, 
1760-1783. By Capt. 
Ernest Cruikshank IV Hl 253 
Earthquake Shock of 13th 
March, 1853 I i 185 
Educational System of 
(1856) II in 424 
Elections in 1804 II xn 518 
Elevation of lakes in I m 98 
Events which led to estab- 
lishment of Province in 
1791 IV I 77 
Favosites of Devonian 
Rocks of Western. By 
H. Alleyne Nicholson.... II xiv 38 
First gazetteer of U. 
Canada, with annota- 
tions. By Rev. Dr. Scad- 
ding. ... II xiv 55,208,305,367,513,658 
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Forestry and necessity 
for its Practice in. By 
R. W. Phipps HI ni 109 
Foresters, needed for IV vm 298 
Fossiliferous strata of I in 27 
Fossils obtained from Tren- 
ton Limestone of Peter- 
boro II v 204 
Fresh water lake covered; 
theory concerning II vi 227 
Fresh water shell marls in. . I I 114 
Fungi; partial list. By 
Thos. Langton IV ix 69 
Game Laws of. By G. S. 
Wilgress: abstract IV ill 29 
Gasteropoda of; list II xiv 135 
Geographical view of. By 
M. Smith (America) 
(1813): ref II xv 29 
Geological features of Wes- 
tern I in 1 
Geological formations of 
iron mines Ill v 187 
Geological Map of a por- 
tion of: reprint I in 21 
Geological structure deter- 
mines geographical fea- 
tures of I in 2 
Geological sub-divisions (6). II xv 13 
Geology, Observations on 
Physical Geology of. 
By Chas. Robb II v 497 
Geology of. By W. E. 
Logan I in 27 
Geology of Western. By 
Alex. Murray I in 49, 73 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 371 
Glacial action in II xv 405, 409 
Glacial periods II xv 406 
Gov. Haldimand's method 
of settling refuges from 
U.S. after War of Inde- 
pendence IV vn 415 
Government of, make grant 
to Canadian Institute 
and allowed it, use of Hall 
of Assembly I I 73 
Gov. Simcoe's proclamation 
dividing, into 19 counties. II xiv 60 
Grosbeaks (Evening), ap- 
pearances in IV in 182 
Gypsiferous deposits I i 114 
Health requirements regard- 
ing school attendance, 
1904 IV vm 192 
Helix species in II vm 343 
History of Settlement of 
Upper Canada, especially 
Bay Quint&. By Wm. 
Canniff: reviewed II xii 323 
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Hudson River Formation in II vm 206 
Hurricane in April, 1855. .. I ill 244 
Immigrations, effect, 1861.. II x 14 
Immigration into, from 1840 
to 1851 I II 285 
Indian relics discovered 
in Norfolk Co. By 
Daniel Wilson II I 511 
Indian relics near Oril- 
lia: reprint II I 554 
Iron and other ores of: 
By Jas. T. B. Ives Ill v 185 
Iron and steel produc- 
tion IN, POSSIBILITIES OF. 
By Wm. Hamilton Mer- 
ritt IV ii 299 
Iron mines, 1887 Ill v 186 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
Journal of Education for; 
notice of I n 43 
Lands and Population in 
United States and, 1798: 
reprint I II 286 
Land in, and immigrants 
arriving 1838 I n 289 
Laurentian region of. By 
Wm. Houston IV iv 241 
Legislation and Adminis- 
tration of first Parliament 
(1791) IV i 84 
Legislative Work of 
first Parliament of 
Upper Canada. By Wm. 
Houston IV i 77 
Limestone in I I 113 
Loyalists demands for local 
government before 1791. . IV vn 416 
Marriage laws of, enacted by 
first Parliament (1791)... IV I 84 
Marriage Laws in Simcoe's 
time IV ii 290 
Medical Act. II xn 212 
Mesozoic epoch in Central. . IV vii 162 
Militia and Defence pro- 
vided by first Parliament, 
1791 IV i 83 
Mineral statistics 1887 Ill v 186 
Mineral statistics; difficul- 
ties in obtaining Ill v 186 
Mississauga tribe in I m 209 
Municipal act, 1793 IV n 292 
Municipal affairs arranged 
by first Parliament in 
1791 IV i 81 
Natural divisions of pro- 
vince IV vm 461 
Negotiations with United 
States over boundary.... IV ii 287 
New species of Bitterus in.. IV m 76 
Nickel deposits and produc- 
tion, 1905 IV vm 157 
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Notes on Fossils of Clin- 
ton, Niagara and 
Guelph Formations of, 
WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF 
new species. By H. 
Alleyne Nicholson and 
Geo. J. Hinde II xiv 137 
Note on New Species of 
Triarthrus from Utica 
Slate of Whitby. By 
J. F. Smith, Jr .. II vi 275 
Number of species found in 
Devonian rocks of II vi 363 
Note on Etymon of. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II vn 502 
Observations on physical 
geology of. By Chas. 
Robb II v 497 
On Devonian fossils of. 
By E. Billings II v 249 
II vi 138,253,329 
On Fossil Corals of De- 
vonian Rocks of. By E. 
Billings II iv 97 
On Occurrence of Vanes- 
sa CaENIA in. By W. 
Saunders II vi 498 
On Petroleum Springs of. 
By Chas. Robb II vi 313 
On State of Medical Science 
in. By J. N. Agnew, M.D. II xii 207 
On two species of Astacus 
found in. By T. J. Cottle II vm 216 
Ontario, Simcoe and 
Huron railroad (len- 
gth of line): reprint.... I ill 17 
Ortygometra jamaiciencis 
captured in II iv 389 
Outline of Geology of. 
By E. J. Chapman II xiv 580 
Palaeontology of, with 
BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS OF 
NEW SPECIES. By H. 
Alleyne Nicholson II xiv 125 
Parliament (first) in Tor- 
onto; history and person- 
ages II xii 150 
Parliaments (first) meeting 
of first session at Newark. IV I 75 
Petroleum industry IV vm 179 
Petroleum springs in I i 114 
Physical Geology of Cen- 
tral. By A. W. G. Wilson IV vii 139 
Physical Structure of 
Western District. By 
W. E. Logan I in 1 
Picus meridionalis captured 
in II iv 388 
Poisonous snakes in Ill v 255 
Polyzoa of; list II xiv 134 
Ser. Vol. Page 
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Population movements in 
typical municipalities.... IV ix 262 
Population of, from 1838 to 
1885, assisted or unassist- 
ed by immigration forecast 
of I n 290 
Pre-glacial Tonawanda 
River's course in IV vn 7 
Primary and metamorphic 
rocks I in 29 
Prison Reform in Ill vn 210 
Railway construction up to 
1852 I i 22 
Recent Archaeological 
INVESTIGATIONS IN. By 
H. Montgomery IV ix 1 
Religious census, 1842, '48, 
'52 I i 96 
Remarks on surveys (Huron 
and Ottawa territory): 
reviewed II vi 487 
Reminiscences of 1837 re- 
bellion in Toronto II xii 232 
Report of Evening Gros- 
beak in, in winter 1889- 
90 IV in 111 
Rock valleys in Eastern 
(map) IV vii 168 
Rural depopulation in 
Southern. By S. A. Cud- 
more IV ix 261 
Schools (1865) II x 85 
Settlers (first) II xii 324 
Signs of Progress in II v 111 
Silurian Series in II vm 186 
Simcoe and Huron Union 
Ry. condition of I I 144 
Simcoe's (Lieut.-Gov.) Ad- 
ministration viewed IN 
his official Correspon- 
dence. By Ernest Cruik- 
shank IV n 284 
Sketch map of Geological 
Formation of II vm 451 
Skeletons of mammals 
found in drift deposits.. . II vi 225 
Slavery abolition act IV II 291 
Slavery laws of first Parlia- 
ment (1793) IV I 83 
Slavery in II xm 86 
IV i 104 
Smelting in IV ii 309 
Statistical account of, 1822. II xv 32 
Statistical account of, (1836) 
By Dr. Thos. Rolph: ref. II xv 35 
Statistics of, up to 1851.... I II 285 
Statistical sketches of. By 
Dr. Dunlop, 1832: ref.... II xv 34 
Stromatocerium rugosum in 
Trenton limestone of.... II iv 493 
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Table shewing distances and 
bearings of principal 
places from Toronto be- 
fore (1813) II xiv 217 
Topographical Description 
and Provincial Gazetteer 
of, 1799 II xv 28 
Utica Formation in II vm 204 
Various rock formations de- 
scribed I in 1 
Vermillion range continued 
into IV ii 308 
Xanthium spinosum distri- 
bution in II xv 642 
Ontario, Central. 
Cretaceous planation in . .. IV vu 162 
Glacial till sheets IV vu 167 
Ice sheet's work IV vu 180 
Literature on Physical Geo- 
logy of IV vu 185 
Lorraine epoch IV vu 161 
Palaeozoic series IV vu 157 
Pleistocene deposits IV vu 165 
Pleistocene epoch in IV vu 162 
Pleistocene history of IV vu 182 
Post Carboniferous period. . IV vu 162 
Recent geological history of IV vu 183 
Sandstones in IV vu 158 
Streams which produced 
pre-glacial valleys in.... IV vu 181 
Ontario County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 531 
Ontario Fort, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 531 
Ontario Group,Canadian flora IV vm 26 
Ontario, Lake, see Lake On- 
tario. 
Ontario, Northern. 
Climate of. By R. F. Stu- 
part IV ix 149 
Roads and road building.. . IV vm 465 
Settlement of. By Thos. 
Southworth IV vm 461 
Ontario vein, in Kamanisti- 
quia Ill vu 258 
Onthophagus hecate, Mels. 
Cat I in 257, 325 
Ontogenesis II xv 232 
Ontogeny. 
Neuroterus IV ix 298 
Osmunda cinnamomea IV vm 526 
Osmundaceae IV vm 526 
Ontology. 
Berkeley's theory II I 117 
Ontology of Prof. Ferrier... II i 106 
Ontonagon. 
Ancient mining in II I 229 
Ancient mining and imple- 
ments in II I 233 
Visited in 1765 and '66 II i 234 
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Ontonogon River. 
Ancient mine with mass of 
copper of 6 tons in it.... I I 132 
Ancient mines on I i 107 
Oolitic limestones. 
Formation of, by organic 
agencies II iv 324 
Oon, Arthur's II xiv 23 
Oonktayhe, Dakotas IV vi 275 
Oosphere, Botrychium vir- 
ginianum (pl.) IV v 278 
Oot-loo-lik IV viii 396 
Opal II v 521 
Opalescent paper, manufac- 
ture I I 105 
Opas, Indian mummy, dis- 
tortion in crania of II vi 421 
Opate, Indian girl II i 77 
Opercular bones. 
Amiurus Ill li 291 
Relationsand origin; history III u 290 
O. muscles, Amiurus Catus.. Ill n 318 
Operculum, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 289 
Ophidia II v 85 
Ophidomonas jenensis, cen- 
tral body of cell IV vi 475 
Ophileta comp acta; Salter, 
Calciferous formation near 
Toronto II xv 644 
Ophio-encrinasteri®, char- 
acteristics and species.... IV viii 365 
Ophioglossace®. 
Botrychium virginianum's 
position in IV v 287 
Central cylinder in IV vi 602 
Generic characters II xu 364 
Relationships to other 
groups of Pteridophyta. . IV V 288 
Secondary wood in, doubt- 
ful IV v 284 
Ophioglossum pedunculo- 
sum. 
Antherozoids IV v 277 
Sexual phase of IV v 266 
Ophiogomphus colubrina, 
Selys, characters; N. 
American habitats II vu 458 
Ophites, serpent worship. .. . IV v 12 
Ophiura IV vm 365 
Ophiurian. 
Classification of, fossil. By 
Dr. B. Sturtz: ref IV vm 365 
Notes on, genus Protas- 
ter WITH DESCRIPTION OF 
new species. By Wm. A. 
Parks IV vm 363 
Ophiurida, Ontario II vi 517 
Ophiurid® II in 158 
Ophiuroidea, modern classi- 
fication. By Dr. J. W. 
Gregory: ref IV vm 366 
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Ophthalmoscope. 
New, for photographing 
POSTERIOR INTERNAL 
SURFACE OF LIVING EYE; 
WITH AN OUTLINE OF 
THEORY OF ORDINARY. 
By A. M. Rosebrugh.... II ix 81 
Optics of II ix 90 
Photographic (pl.) II ix 85 
Opisthobranchita II xn 28 
Opisthocoelia, sub. order.... II v 84 
Opisthocomus crist at us, 
notes on Ill vn 189 
Oplocephala-N e omida-bi- 
cornis, Oliv, Canadian.. II I 38 
Opponens hallucis. 
Anthropoids and lower apes IV vi 573 
Gorilla IV vi 573 
Man IV vi 574 
Orang IV vi 573 
O. minimi digiti. 
Gorilla IV vi 575 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 549,575 
O. pollicis, orang IV vi 547 
Oppert, Dr. Gustav. 
Chinese origin: ref Ill v 75 
Optics. 
Of eye ; II ix 81 
Of normal human eye II xi 13 
Of ophthalmoscope II ix 90 
On Optical properties of 
RECENTLY DISCOVERED 
salt of Quinine. By Sir 
Geo. Stokes: reprint I I 115 
Optical considerations of eye II xi 2 
Optical defects of Eye 
AND THEIR TREATMENT BY 
Scientific use of Spec- 
tacles. By A. M. Rose- 
brugh II xi 1 
Oracle, paper in York II xn 525 
Orang Outang. 
Abduction of digits of foot. . IV vi 576 
Abductor hallucis IV vi 572 
A. minimi digiti (pl.)...... IV vi 549, 575 
A. ossis metacarpi quinti.. . IV vi 575 
A. pollicis (pl.) IV vi 547 
Adductor group of muscles. IV vi 585 
Adductor brevis IV vi 553 
A. femoris IV vi 554 
A. longus IV vi 553 
A. magnus IV vi 553 
A. obliquus hallucis IV vi 574 
A. obliquus pollicis (pl.)... IV vi 548 
A. transversus hallucis IV vi 574 
A. transversus pollicis IV vi 548 
Anatomy of. By A. Prim- 
rose IV vi ■ 507 
Anatomy of, bibliography. . IV vi 595 
Anconeus IV vi 541 
Arteria genus suprema IV vi 552 
Biceps IV vi 535,560 
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Orang Outang-Con. 
Brachialis anticus IV vi 535 
Classification of muscles of 
hand and foot IV vi 585 
Cheek, development of fat 
in IV vi 512 
Chin IV vi 511 
Clavicular portion in IV vi 530 
Coraco-acromial ligament 
derivation IV vi 532 
Coraco brachialis IV vi 534 
Coraco-clavicular ligament 
derivation IV vi 532 
Cranium IV vi 508 
Crureus IV vi 555 
Deltoid IV vi 533 
Dental formula IV vi 509 
Development of thumb 
muscles IV vi 549 
Dorso-epitrochlearis IV vi 525 
Ears IV vi 510 
Eyes IV vi 510 
Extremities of, and of man 
compared IV vi 590 
Extensor brevis digitorum.. IV vi 563 
E. brevis pollicis IV vi 543 
E. carpi radialis brevior.... IV vi 541 
E. carpi radialis longior... . IV vi 541 
E. carpi ulnaris IV vi 542 
E. communis digitorom.... IV vi 541 
E. indicis IV vi 542 
E. longus digitorum IV vi 563 
E. longus hallucis IV vi 563 
E. longus pollicis IV vi 542 
E. minimi digiti IV vi 541 
E. ossis metacarpi pollicis. . IV vi 543 
Facial muscles IV vi 510 
Flexor accessorius IV vi 571 
F. brevis digitorum IV vi 569 
F. brevis hallucis IV vi 573 
F. brevis minimi digiti (pl.). IV vi 549, 575 
F. brevis pollicis (pl.) IV vi 539, 548 
F. carpi radalis IV vi 536 
F. carpi ulnaris '. IV vi 537 
F. digitorum fibularis IV vi 568 
F. digitorum tibialis IV vi 568 
F. longus pollicis IV vi 539 
F. profundus digitorum vel 
perforans IV vi 538 
F. sublimis digitorum vel 
perforatus IV vi 537 
Fingers disproportionate to 
palm IV vi 521 
Floor of Scarpa's triangle.. . IV vi 554 
Foot resembles human hand 
rather than foot IV vi 577 
Gastrocnemius IV vi 566 
Gluteus maximus (pl.) IV vi 555 
G. medius (pl.) IV vi 556 
G. minimus (pl.) IV vi 555 
Gracilis IV vi 552 
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Hand IV vi 518 
Hind limbs IV vi 518 
Infra spinatus IV vi 533 
Interossei (pl.) IV vi 550, 575, 582 
Ischio-femoral IV vi 561 
Latissimo-condyloideus. ... IV vi 525 
Latissimus dorsi IV vi 525 
Laryngeal pouches IV vi 513 
Length of arms IV vi 517 
Levator anguli scapulae (pl.) IV vi 526 
Lips and mouth IV vi 509 
Literature on anatomy of.. IV vi 507 
Marking on hands (photo- 
graph) IV vi 518 
Markings on sole of foot 
(photographed) IV vi 523 
Muscle homologies for hand 
and foot IV vi 586 
Muscles in foot compared 
with those in human hand IV vi 587 
Muscles in leg and arm com- 
pared IV vi 578 
Myology of extremities.... IV vi 524 
Neck IV vi 511 
New species of I i 94 
Nose IV vi 510 
Obturator externus IV vi 560 
O. internus IV vi 560 
Omo-cervicalis (pl.) IV vi 527 
Omo hyoid muscle IV vi 528 
Opponens hallucis IV vi 573 
O. minimi digiti (pl.) IV vi 549,575 
O. pollicis IV vi 547 
Os centrale IV vi 545 
Palmaris longus IV vi 536 
Pars sternalis (pl.) IV vi 530 
Pars costo-abdominalis (pl.) IV vi 529 
Pars sternalis corresponds 
with pars clavicularis in 
man (pl.) IV vi 531 
Pars sterno-costalis (pl.)... IV vi 530 
Pectineus IV vi 553 
Pectoralis major IV vi 529,530 
P. minor (pl.) IV vi 532 
Peroneus brevis IV vi 564 
P. longus IV vi 564 
P. parvus IV vi 565 
P. tertius IV vi 563 
Plantar fascia IV vi 572 
Plantaris IV vi 567 
Power of wrinkling forehead IV vi 510 
Popliteus IV vi 566 
Pronator quadratus IV vi 540 
P. radii teres IV vi 535 
Psoas IV vi 554 
Pyriformis IV vi 556 
Quadratus femoris IV vi 560 
Rectus femoris (pl.) IV vi 554 
Relation of palmar portion 
of dorsal interossei to in- 
termediate layer (pl.).... IV vi 584 
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Orang Outang-Con. 
Rhomboideus muscle IV vi 525 
Sartorius IV vi 552 
Scansorius (pl.) IV vi 556 
Semimembranosus IV vi 56l 
Semitendinosus IV vi 560 
Serratus magnus IV vi 526, 533 
Sesamoid bone IV vi 543 
Size and features IV vi 508 
Soleus IV vi 566 
Sternomastoid IV vi 529 
Subclavius IV vi 533 
Subscapularis IV vi 533 
Sucking pad IV vi 512 
Supinator brevis IV vi 541 
S. longus IV vi 541 
Supraspinatus IV vi 533 
Trapezius IV vi 524 
Trapezium IV vi 587 
Tensor fasciae femoris IV vi 559 
Teres major IV vi 533 
T. minor IV vi 533 
Tibialis anticus IV vi 562 
T. posticus IV vi 572 
Triceps muscle, origin IV vi 534 
Vastus externus (pl.) IV vi 555 
V. internus IV vi 555 
Orange Root, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 57 
Orbicula. 
Contains phosphate of lime I n 265 
Shell contains phosphate of 
lime I n 195 
O. lamellosa, phosphate of 
lime in I n 265 
Orbitoides echinolampas, 
Trinidad strata contain- 
ing IV viii 142 
Orbitosphenoid, Amiurus 
catus (pl.) Ill n 276 
Orbulina rock, Jamaica. ... IV viii 383 
Orchidacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 651 
London species II viii 234 
Orchis, suitable for flower 
gardens IV in 129 
O. mascula, abnormal de- 
velopment in II in 315 
Ordnance Survey of Bri- 
tain, work on Figure of 
Earth and Tides: re- 
viewed II n 465 
Ordonez 
History of Mayas and Tzeu- 
dals: ref IV vi 158 
Oregon. 
Incidents of Travel in 
(Chinook Indians). By 
Paul Kane, Esq I m 273 
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Oregon grape, how eaten.... IV iv 129 
Oregon Meadow Mouse, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 81 
Ores. 
Loss of Sulphur in smelt- 
ing ores : reprint I n 22 
Orford Nickel process IV vm 158 
Orford Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 531 
Organ of Jacobson, in Eu- 
taenia (pl.) Ill I 390 
Organic life. 
Process of development in. . I m 69 
Organic Radicals. 
Chlorides and Bromides of. II I 488 
Physiological properties 
of. By Dr. Jas. Turnbull: 
abstract I m 113 
Organic Remains, preserva- 
tion in fossil state, causes 
of II i 186 
Organism. 
Acids in animal II I 489 
On preserving balance 
BETWEEN ANIMAL AND 
VEGETABLE, IN SEA 
Water. By R. Waring- 
ton: reprint I n 308 
Ultramicroscopic organ- 
isms. By J. J. Mackenzie IV vm 53 
Orgueil. 
Orgueil Meteor of 14th 
May, 1864. By M. J. 
Jamin: reprint II ix 351 
Origin of Life. 
Nebular theory shows that 
conditions once existed 
favorable to, for forma- 
tion of living cell . IV vm 436 
Origin of Life on Globe. 
By A. B. Macallum IV vm 423 
Panspermia theory IV vm 425 
Primordial element IV vm 436 
Spontaneous generation 
theory IV vm 428 
Origin of Species. 
On, or Causes of Pheno- 
mena of Organic Na- 
ture. By Thos. H. Hux- 
ley: reviewed... II vm 390 
Origin of Species. By Chas. 
Darwin: reviewed II V 367 
Orillia. 
List of Birds frequenting. .. IV m 98 
Observations and collec- 
tions of birds at IV in 75 
Orinoco, in cretaceous and 
tertiary times IV vm 379 
Oriole, Baltimore. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 97 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Oriole, Baltimore-Con. 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 129 
Observations on Ontario 
frequenters Ill vn 191, 194 
IV i 26 
IV ni 69, 75, 79, 108 
Oriole. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Nesting of IV in 81 
Oriole, Orchard, observed at 
Toronto Ill vn 184 
Orion, discovery of Great 
Nebula in I ii 140 
Oriskany Formation. 
Fossils found in, in Canada. II vm 441 
Of Devonian Strata in 
Canada II vm 440 
Oriskany Sandstone. 
Age of Oriskany Sand- 
stone. ByJohnDeCew. II vn 190 
Direction of currents of de- 
position II in 88 
Favosites turbinata in II v 259 
Fossils in. . . . II vn 192 
In Windham Tp., Norfolk 
Co II vi 295 
Orkneys. 
Ancient stone dwellings in. . II in 384 
Oysters used by aborigines 
of II in 385 
Ormoceras. 
Canadian (pl.) II vm 20 
Included in Orthoceras II iv 451 
Ormoceras from Ottawa R. 
O. stokes I i 222 
O. tenuifilum, Hall I i 222 
Ormsby, Capt. 
On name given by Pha- 
raoh to Patriarch Jo- 
seph: abstract I n 282 
Ornamental Feldspars, 
Canadian II vm 121 
Ornamentation, new art of 
ornamenting metallic 
surfaces I I 165 
Ornaments, of Australian 
aborigines II i 262 
Ornithological. 
Canadian, bibliography.... IV I 60 
Proceedings of, Section of 
Canadian Institute Ill vn 181 
IV I 40 
IV in 62 
Titles of papers IV I 64 
Ornithology. 
COCCOTHRAUSTES VESPER- 
tina. By Thomas Cottle, 
Esq: I in 287 
Modern ornithology. By 
Wm. Brodie: abstract... IV II 37 
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Orobanchacese. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species HI u 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 645 
London species II vm 229 
Oro Tp., topographical fea- 
tures of I i 224 
Oronhyatekha. 
Mohawk language II x 182 
II xv 1 
Orontes, Apamea on, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 226 
Orontium aquaticum, Bay- 
field R II xiv 478 
Oroomiah Persia. 
Advantages of I m 216 
Clearness of atmosphere 
in. By Rev. T. D. Stod- 
dard I in 215 
Meteorology of I m 215 
Orphan Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 532 
Orpheus, Hamilton species.. II v 390 
Orthaulaxinornatus, Gabb, 
Haiti IV vm 389 
Orthidffi and Productidae, 
same family? II xi 393 
Orthis. 
Characters; Canadian lo- 
calities (pl.) II VII 111 
Primordial Zone, Quebec... II vi 42 
O. biforata, Schlotheim, 
Niagara Limestone, Thor- 
old II xiv 142 
O. calligramma, Dundas... II xiv 144 
O. elegantula, Dalman, 
Dundas and Owen Sound.. II xiv 144 
O. elegantula, Dalman, 
Niagara Limestone, Rock- 
wood II xiv 141 
O. erratica. 
Chemical composition com- 
pared with allied fossils. I u 265 
Toronto II iv 451 
O. flabellulum, Sowerby, 
Dundas II xiv 144 
O. livia, Corniferous Lime- 
stone, Walpole Tp. (pl.).. II v 267 
O. lynx (Eichwald), Toronto II iv 452 
O. occidentalis (Hall), Tor- 
onto II iv 452 
O. pectenella, chemical com- 
position compared with 
allied fossils I u 264 
O. testudinaria (Dalman), 
Toronto II iv 451 
O. tricenaria, Conrad, Otta- 
wa R I i 222 
O. vanuxemi, Hall, Hamil- 
ton Shales, Bosanquet(pL) II v 269 
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Orthite. 
Note on Occurrence of, 
in Canadian Rocks. By 
E. J. Chapman II ix 103 
Orthisidw II m 160 
Orthoceras. 
All straight forms of Ortho- 
ceratidae placed in this 
genus II in 331 
Canadian, proper (pl.) II vm 20 
Characters; Canadian spe- 
cies (pl.) II vm 20 
Endoceras and Ormoceras 
included in II iv 451 
Ottawa district contains 
O. arcuo-liratum, O. bili- 
neatum and O. laquea- 
tum, Hall I i 222 
Toronto localities of O. 
coralliferum and O. la- 
mellosum II i 74 
II iv 451 
O. canadense II in 331 
Orthoceratidse. 
All straight forms placed in 
single genus of Orthoceras II m 331 
Generic characters II iv 451 
Nautilidse or II vm 19 
Orthoceratite, found at Tor- 
onto I i 150 
Orthoclase. 
Characters II v 528 
Same as Perthite 1 i 114 
Orthography. 
Blackfoot IV v 129 
Folly of changing, of his- 
torical name II xiv 319 
Of Indian words IV iv 34 
Of names of Indian tribes. . IV iv 30 
Old English Spelling and 
Pronunciation. ByWm. 
Houston: abstract HI ii 219 
Philology aided by IV vi 86 
Roman, of Amoy colloquial 
dialect II xi 94 
Orthosoma cylindricum, 
Mels. Cat., Ontario I m 212 
O. unicolor, Drury I m 326 
Ortygometra, Hamilton 
species II v 393 
O. jamaiciencis, specimen 
captured in Ontario II iv 389 
Ortyx, Hamilton species II v 393 
O. virginiana, Toronto win- 
ter bird I i 171 
Orwell River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 532 
Os centrale, in man and 
orang... IV vi 545 
Osages, original home of Ill v 61 
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Osborne. 
Theory of formation of 
gluten: ref IV vn 511 
Osborne and Campbell. 
Method of preparing nu- 
clein: ref IV vn 508 
Constituents of gluten: ref.. IV vn 499 
Method of preparing glute- 
nin: ref IV vn 504 
Oscans., ethnology of I n 221 
Oscar and other Poems. By 
Carroll Ryan: reviewed. II ill 17 
Oscillaria. 
Chromatophore and nucleus 
in IV vi 446 
Effect on'cells when digested 
with artificial gastric juice IV vi 461 
Nuclein in cells of IV vi 443 
Nucleolus IV vi 443 
Trabeculae in; cells IV vi 456 
Vacuoles in IV vi 443 
O. Froehlichii, "Masked" 
iron in IV vi 459 
O. major, nucleus IV vi 442 
O. princeps. 
Cell substances .in I V vi 441 
Central body in cell IV vi 455 
O. tenerrima. 
Central uncoloured zone in 
cell IV vi 455 
Types of granules in IV vi 469 
Oscillarise. 
Cell structure IV vi 458 
Cyanophycin in IV vi 457 
Cytoplasm in fixed prepara- 
tions IV vi 457 
Granules, two types in IV vi 465 
Osgoode, first Chief Justice 
of Upper Canada. 
Autograph letter concerning 
judicial affairs at that time 
1794 II xiv 93 
Reminiscences of II Xm 96 
Osgoode Hall, in Toronto of 
Old II xm 95 
Osgoode Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 532 
O'Shaughnessy, Dr. W. B. 
Telegraphs established in 
India by I i 120 
Oshawa, Ont 
Observations Accompany- 
ing Exhibition of Speci- 
men of "Sala Bass ana" 
(Solan Goose or Gau- 
nett) LATELY OBTAINED 
AT, AND BELONGING TO 
Univ, of Tor. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II vn 329 
O'Shea, M. 
Hierro inscriptions: ref. ... IV vu 35 
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Osier-willow, its medical 
properties IV iv 131 
Osmic acid, fat particles de- 
monstrated with IV viii 256 
Osmoderma I m 327 
O. eremicola Knock, Mels. 
Cat. and O. scaber, 
Beauv I m 211,325 
Osmose. 
Experiments I in 12 
Explanation of I in 12 
One per cent, solutions in 
membrane I ill 13 
Osmotic. 
Bakerian Lecture on, 
Force. By Professor 
Graham: reprint I ill 12 
Osmotic action of certain 
salts kills leaves IV vn 302 
Osmunda cinnamomea. 
Accessory strands IV vin 525 
Branching IV vm 521 
Cladosiphony IV vm 524 
Comparative anatomy IV vm 527 
First formed leaf traces.... IV vm 518 
First leaf traces IV vm 516 
Fungus in cortical cells and 
first formed secondary 
roots (pl.) IV vm 515 
General account of develop- 
ment of stem IV vm 516 
Internal endodermis IV vm 528 
Internal endodermis first 
appearance IV vm 517 
Internal phloem IV vm 528 
Leaf arrangement IV vm 518 
Leaf-gaps IV vm 521 
Leaf traces may originate 
cladosiphonically IV vm 517 
Literature of stele IV vm 533 
Mycelium IV vm 516 
Nodal pockets IV vm 523 
Ontogeny IV vm 526 
Permanent stelar pith IV vm 517 
Phyllotaxy IV vm 519 
Pith extrastelar IV vm 527 
Protostele IV vm 516 
Siphonostele derivation.... IV vm 526 
Stele of. By J. H. Faull. IV vm 515 
Tracheids IV vm 519 
Xylem.. IV vm 516 
O. regalis, development of 
stem IV vm 515 
Osmundacese. 
Amphiphloic siphonostelic 
stage IV vm 526 
Ancestral, possessed filici- 
nean amphiphloic sipho- 
nostele... i IV vm 531 
Generic characters II xn 364 
Nodal pockets IV vm 528 
Ontogeny IV vm 526 
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Palaeobotany of IV vill 529 
Phylogeny IV vin 525, 526 
Osmundaceous, siphonostele IV vm 525 
Osmundinae II xn 364 
Osmundites chemnitzien- 
sis, from Tertiary quartz 
of Hungary IV vm 529 
O. dunlopi. 
Jurassic of N. Zealand IV vin 529 
Stele of IV vm 530 
O. gibbeana. 
Jurassic IV vin 529 
Stele of IV vm 530 
O. skidegatensis. 
Acessory strands IV viji 525 
Cretaceous IV vm 529 
Derivation of dictyostele... IV vin 526 
Internal phloem IV vin 528 
Osnabruck Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 64.532 
Osprey. 
Hamilton species II v 388 
Toronto specimens IV in 90 
Osprey Tp., topographical 
features of I I 224 
Ossian. 
Authenticity of his poems, 
and how they could be 
handed down orally for 
many centuries IV iv 321 
Poetry, measure of IV in 214 
Scottish and Irish, contro- 
versy IV in 215 
Scottish nationality of IV ni 216 
Venerated in Highlands.... IV iv 322 
Authenticity of. By Rev. 
Neil MacNish II xm 392 
Ossian poems. 
Authenticity of, evidence of IV iv 328,332 
Belong to Irish Gaels IV in 214 
Ebrard (August) opinion on 
genuineness IV i 222 
Effects of publication of, on 
literary Europe IV iv 320 
John F. Campbell and Hec- 
tor McLean's collection of IV I 220 
Metre, etc IV in 217 
Publication of, after Mac- 
pherson's death IV rv 330 
Subject matter IV I 222 
Ossianic. 
MSS. possessed by Dean of 
Lismore IV I 217 
Ossianic Poetry. By 
David Spence IV I 216 
(abstract) IV i 29 
Poems by Jas. Macpherson; 
authenticity IV I 217 
Present Aspect of, Con- 
troversy. By Rev. Neil 
MacNish IV iv 319 
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Ossianic-Con. 
Seann Dana. By Rev. J. 
Smith IV i 217 
Ossuaries. 
Huron II xm 120 
IV in 225, 227 
Indian, Beverly Tp I in 156 
Indian, discovered near 
Dundas, Ont II in 401 
Iroquois IV in 227 
Notice of an Indian Bury- 
ing Ground. By Ed. 
Van Courtlandt, Bytown. I I 160 
Osteological, evidence as to 
ancient races in Britain.. II ix 378 
Osteology. 
Osteology of Amiurus 
catus. By J. Playfair 
McMurrich Ill n 270 
Ostrea cochlear, from great 
depths in sea II Vi 519 
Ostreidae, Canadian II iv 274 
Ostrich. 
Extent and division of, 
family II vin 463 
Of Grallatorial order or not? II Xi 150 
On a Second Instance of 
Reproduction of, in 
Europe: reprint II vi 46 
Ostrya virginica, Canadian. II vi 35 
O'Sullivan, D. A., D.C.L. 
Experiments in governing 
Canada Ill vi 254 
(abstract) Ill vi 6 
Jurisprudence of Insanity III v 44 
Our Federal Union: ab- 
stract Ill ii 29 
Systematic Charity Ill in 101 
Oswegatchie, Fort. 
Abandoned 1778 IV iv 301 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 65 
Memorial IV vn 417 
Osweigatchie new, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 532 
Oswego. 
Abandoned as fur trading 
post, 1778 IV iv 301 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 532 
Oswego Creek, Great, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 532 
Oswego Creek, Little, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 533 
Otekuksin IV iv 255 
Othniel. 
Descendants II xiv 168 
Traces of, in Egypt II xiv 194 
Othomi. 
Characteristics IV v 207 
Entomology of IV v 209 
History from earliest times. IV v 211 
Identity with Denes criti- 
cized IV vi 97 
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Mexican, most ancient Tun- 
gusian colonists of Ame- 
rica IV v 206 
Temples and religion IV v 208 
Vocabulary, comparative, 
of, Dene and Tungus. .. . IV v 206 
Otiorhynchidae, Kicking 
Horse Pass species Ill v 215 
Otocoris alpestris praticola, 
observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vii 189 
IV i 52, 54, 59, 60 
IV in 62, 64, 79, 93, 98, 101, 105 
Otoliths. 
Age of fish determined from IV ix 37 
Age of sockeye salmon de- 
termined from IV ix 37 
Otomo-no-Sino, Siberia.... IV n 273 
Otonabee Tp., Ont., 
mounds. 
Age... IV ix 9 
Artificial earthworks ex- 
amined IV ix 1 
Builders of, in IV ix 8 
Copper objects (pl.) IV ix 6 
Cowry shell in (pl.) IV ix 7 
Crania and skeletons in.... IV ix 5 
Excavations of, and results. IV ix 3 
Fulgur perversa in (pl.).... IV ix 4 
Leaden object in IV ix 8 
Marginella apicina in (pl.).. IV ix 4 
Oliva literata in (pl.) IV ix 3 
Pottery objects in (pl.) IV ix 7 
Stone objects in (pl.) IV ix 7 
Unio in IV ix 5 
Ottawa. 
Climate Ill n 199 
Longitude determined II iv 460 
Ottawa and Prescott Ry., 
progress of I i 46 
Ottawa Productions. By 
Ed. Van Cortlandt: re- 
print I ii 112 ; 
Temperature Ill n 199 
Ottawa Country. 
Apatite beds in Ill in 295 i 
Ottawa Indians. 
Assikinack's (F.), career.. . IV vi 302 I 
Blackbird, Andrew J IV vi 299 
Chiefs IV vi 299 
Ottawas. 
Indian Language. By F. 
Assikinack II in 481 
Legends and Traditions 
of. By F. Assikinack.... II in 115 
Makadebenessi's Career. . . IV vi 299 
Population in 1838, '44, and 
'46 I i 196 
Social and warlike cus- 
toms of. By F. Assikinack II in 297 
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Ottawa River District. 
Bog iron ore I n 113 
Cedar (red and white) I n 115 
Copper I n 114 
Exploration of crystalline 
limestone bands in, in 1858 II v 452 
Fossils of I i 221 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 386, 533 
Geology of Lower, district.. II xiv 580 
Glyptocystites discovered. . In 215 
Glyptocrinns ramulosus.... II i 165 
Hemlock I n 115 
Lead Ore or Galena I n 114 
Logan's (Sir Wm.) report 
on, district, 1845 II n 440 
Lower, District Geological 
area II xv 13 
Lower Silurian fossils I i 221 
Magnetic oxide of iron I n 112 
Mineral Wealth of, Re- 
gion: reprint I in 147 
Note on Fossils from 
Ottawa River. By J. W. 
Salter, F. G. S I i 221 
Pine (pitch, red and white). I n 115 
Plumbago I ii 114 
Pottery Clay I ii 114 
Salts in water, proportional 
amounts in IV vii 558 
Spruce (balsam and black). I n 115 
Territory; description of soil 
and timber in: ref II vi 487 
Water analysed II ii 300 
Woods I n 114 
Otter, Canadian localities. . . Ill vi 76 
Otter, Sea, Canadian localities III vi 76 
Otter's Head, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 533 
Otto, Dr. F. J. 
Manual of Detection of 
Poisons: reviewed II m 134 
Handbuch der Anorganic 
Chemie: reviewed II m 489 
Ottrelite of Haiiy II vi 485 
Otus. 
Canadian specimens of O. 
brachyotus and O. wilsoni II n 220 
Hamilton species II v 388 
Oualastegouiaks, territory.. IV in 197 
Oubesaoutegongs Point, 
gazetteer notice (1813).. . II xiv 533 
Oubie of Abyssinia. 
Career II x 51 
Struggle with Theodore for 
supremacy in Abyssinia. . II x 62 
Ouentaronk Lake, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 533 
Ou-ka-la, Canadian localities III vi 84 
Ouse, gazetteer notice (1813) II xiv 533 
Outlier, capped by Niagara 
limestone in Halton Co., 
Ont IV vii 176 
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Owen, David Dale, U.S. 
Geologist. 
Report of Geological 
Survey of Wisconsin, 
Iowa, Minnesota and 
portion of Nebraska; 
EXTRACTS FROM I II 79, 101 
Description of new mode of 
drawing fossils I n 22 
Extract from his report on 
Geology of Wisconsin.... I n 22 
Human footprints in 
solid limestone: reprint I I 95 
Owen, Prof. Richard, 
F.R.S. 
Anatomy of anthropoid 
apes: ref IV vi 507 
Classification and Geogra- 
phical Distribution of 
Mammalia: reviewed.... II v 58 
Classificaton of Mammalia II m 458 
Classification of Mammals: 
ref H V 120 
Dispute with Prof. Huxley 
on difference between 
brains of man and of 
gorilla II vm 315 
Function of scansorius mus- 
cle: ref IV vi 558 
Gorilla's and man's skulls: 
ref IV vi 509 
Myology of fish: ref HI n 311 
Omo-cervicalis in apes: ref. IV vi 527 
On Anthropoid Apes: re- 
print I in 109 
On Dicynodon tigriceps: 
abstract . I m 317 
On production of gelatines. I I 9 
Orders of fossil and re- 
cent Reptilia, and 
THEIR DISTRIBUTION IN 
time: reprint II v 73 
Palaeontology: reviewed. .. II v 538 
Presidential Address be- 
fore British Associa- 
tion for Advancement 
of Science, 1858: reprint II iv 61 
Relations and origins of 
opercular bones: ref Ill u 291 
Scansorius in chimpanzee 
and orang IV vi 557 
Social position and re- 
wards of Scientific 
merit in England: re- 
print I in 339 
Views on fossil fishes II v 539 
Owen Sound. 
Fossils of Niagara forma- 
tion II xiv 145 
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Valley of IV vrt 174 
Owl. 
Hamilton species II V 388 
Observations on Ontario 
species.. Ill vn 184, 185, 186, 188, 189, 
190, 191, 194, 197, 198, 199, 200 
IV i 41, 44, 45, 52, 56, 58 
IV in 88, 89, 92, 93, 106 
Wintering near Toronto.... I I 169 
Owl, Snowy. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 88 
Hamilton frequenters II Vi 14 
On Lake Ontario shores.... II vn 522 
Ova, of Salmon IV ix 32 
Ovenbird, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 191 
IV in 71, 83 
Ovibos moschatus, Zimm, 
Canadian localities HI vi 70 
Ovipositing. 
By Sawfly gall producers... IV ix 338 
Two methods of IV ix 358 
Ovis montana Cuv, Cana- 
dian localities HI vi 70 
Ox. 
Fossil musk, found in Bri- 
tain II I 307 
Ox WinikYub's, rebellion... IV vi 182 
Oxalate. 
Note on, of Iron. By H. 
Croft II vi 18 
Note on, of Manganese. 
By Henry Croft II n 30 
Oxalate of Manganese: for- 
mula II n 304 
Oxalidaceae, London species. II vm 222 
Oxalis, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of 
O. acetosella, L II xv 350 
O. corniculata, L II xv 350 
O. stricta, L II xv 350 
Oxbuc of Chichen-Itza... IV vi 203, 205 
Oxford. 
Farmers Association formed 
in Tp. of E. Oxford I I 22 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 216 
Oxford Tp., Grenville Co., 
gazetteer notice (1813) II xiv 533 
Oxford Tp., Oxford Co., 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 534 
Oxford University, Auto- 
praphs of, celebrities with 
notes II xiv 597 
Oxidation, protection of Iron 
from I in 341 
Oxide. 
Basicity of II I 193 
Cobalt II i 393 
Silicum II ii 305 
Zinc, use as a pigment I I 16 
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Oxkuzcab IV vi 202 
Oxlahuh-Tzy. 
Career . IV vi 160 
King of Cachiquel IV vi 125 
Manner of accession IV vi 180 
Period of reigning as given 
in Palenque tablet IV vi 179 
Oxlahun-Pek. 
King of Cachiquel IV vi 125 
Palenque's relations with 
Oaxaca andUxmal in,time IV vi 181 
Oxpet's works IV vi 184 
Oxygen. 
Manufacture on large scale. I n 10 
On Oxygen. By Prof. 
Faraday: reprint I u 10 
Oxygen in Nascent state 
Ozone: reprint I m 312 
Ozone produced from, by 
electric spark I n 10 
Production of, gas I n 257 
Oxygenation II i 79 
Oxyib. 
People IV vi 202 
Rebellion in IV vi 201 
Revolt IV vi 203 
Oxyphite, of nerve cells IV vi 410 
Oxyphile nuclear substance 
Derived from Chromatin... IV vi 421 
Development in cell (pl.)... IV vi 420 
Digests IV vi 412 
Iron in it IV vi 411 
Iron in it after treatment 
withalkalies. IV vi 414 
Nature IV vi 435 
Phosphorus reaction in... . IV vi 411 
Oxytropis, DC, Canadian 
localities of 
O. campestris, DC II xv 357 
O. podocarpa, Gray II xv 357 
Oxyuris II iv 26 
Oyster. 
Shells in Medicine Hat Clays III v 155 
Used by aborigines in Ork- 
ney II hi 385 
Ozomatli, king of Oaxaca. . . IV vi 171 
Ozone. 
Anomalous Production 
of. By Henry H. Croft. . II xm 239 
At St. Martin Isle Jesus, 
Que. (1858) II iv 266 
Formed over crystallizing 
iodic acid II xm 239 
Methods of producing II i 79 
II iv 328 
Observations on. By Prof. 
Rogers II ii 72 
Properties of I I 17 
Produced from Oxygen by 
electricspark I u 10 
Relation to disease I m 312 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Paalstaves II i 234 
Pabahmesad II n 333 
Pachnan or Pachnas, traces 
of in Egypt II xiv 194 
Pachypsylla celtidis-mam- 
ma, Riley, on host Celtis 
occidentalis, L. (pl.) IV ix 308 
Pacific Coast. 
Incidents of Travel on. 
By Paul Kane, Esq., 
Chinook Indians I in 273 
Pacific Ocean. 
Area grandis in IV vm 389 
Currents I I 248 
Explorations through 
VALLEY OF AtRATO TO, IN 
SEARCH OF SHIP CANAL 
ROUTE. By F. M. Kelley: 
reprint . II n 126 
Nodosariaabyssorumin.... IV vm 387 
First overland expedition 
from Montreal to dis- 
cover, 1738 II vm 412 
Pacific Salmon. 
Life history of. By Prof. 
J. Playfair McMurrich... IV ix 23 
Packard. 
Feeding habits of Cecido- 
myia larvae: ref IV ix 362 
Pacumchac, Mayas IV vi 117 
Padus serotina, Canadian.. II vi 33 
Paederus riparius, Mels. 
Cat , I in 257 
Paget. 
Sectional area of Aorta: ref. II ix 181 
Painted Bunting, Hamilton 
species II v 391 
Paine's process, for preparing 
illuminating gas from 
water I i 78 
Paints, byproducts of batter- 
ies used in giving electric 
light I i 243 
Pais Plat, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 534 
Paix, Dr. 
La Crux at Palenque IV vi 108 
Paiyatuma. 
Zuni song IV vi 339 
Pakington, Sir John. 
Proposal for Canadian Cur- 
rency I I 179 
Palace. 
Crystal Palace at Syden- 
ham: reprint I n 102 
Crystal palace at Sydenham 
opened I i 47 
New York Crystal Palace, 
Reservoir Square I I 69 
Palache. 
Goniometer for measuring 
crystals: ref IV vm 445 
365 PAL 
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Palaearca Hall II vi 353 
Palaeaster, J. Hall II in 158 
Palseobotany, Osmundaceae. IV vm 529 
Palwochemistry. 
PaLaEOCHEMISTRY of the 
Ocean in relation to 
Animal and Vegetable 
Protoplasm. By A. B. 
Macallum IV vn 535 
Palseocystites, Canadian.... II iv 46 
Palaeoliths IV iv 63 
Palaeolithic Man. 
Evidence of, in America.... II xv 559 
In America II xv 558 
Palseoliths. 
Age of, exaggerated IV iv 40 
Found along with neoliths 
in America IV iv 63 
Palaeontological. 
Disappearance of fossils 
causes break in, records: 
reasons .. II xm 391 
Evidence concerning fossils 
in Quebec shales and Pri- 
mordial zone II vi 286 
Imperfection of, Record. 
By H. Alleyne Nicholson. II xm 379 
Sudden extinction of Ani- 
mals Causes breaks in, 
record II xm 390 
Thinning out of Beds causes 
discontinuity of, record 
(pl.) II xm 388 
Unrepresented time in geo- 
logical record causes vast 
gaps in, record II xm 384 
Palaeontology. 
Anticosti rocks II m 330 
At Crystal Palace I in 10 
Bibliography of. of West 
Indies IV vm 373 
Causes of absence of certain 
animals in fossiliferous 
deposits H xm 379 
Contributions to, 1858,1859 
and 1860. By Jas. Hall: 
reviewed II vi 187 
Contributions to, of Iowa. 
By Jas. Hall II v 551 
Contributions to. By Jas. 
Hall: reviewed II vi 529 
Figures and Descriptions of 
Canadian Organic Re- 
mains; Decade III: re- 
viewed. II iv 42 
Iowa II v 200 
New York II I 386 
Observations on, of Burling- 
ton, Iowa. By Chas. 
White: reviewed II vi 301 
Palaeontology. By Richard 
Owen: reviewed II v 538 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Palaeontology-Con. 
Palaeontology of Pro- 
vince of Ontario. By 
H. Alleyne Nicholson.... II xiv 125 
Position of, in 1858 II iv 77 
Recent advances in (1863).. II vm 103 
Palaeophiuridae, characteris- 
tics and species IV vm 367 
Palaeozoic. 
Descriptions of new, fossils 
from Illinois and Iowa. .. II vi 528 
Descriptions of new species 
of, Fossils. By Jas. Hall: 
reviewed II in 153 
Fecundity of marine vege- 
tation at, Ages II xi 191 
Formation in Tennessee.... Ill vn 80 
Glauconite deposits IV vn 547 
Note on a New Genus of, 
Brachiopoda. By E. 
Billings II vi 148 
Probable former exist- 
ence of, glaciers. By 
Prof. Ramsay: reprint.. . I in 114 
Sediments how laid down in 
Canada? IV vn 153 
Palaeozoic Rocks. 
Fossils found in II n 265 
Canada II vm 112, 185 
Central Ontario IV vn 157 
Direction of Currents of 
Deposition and source 
of Materials of older. 
By Prof. Jas. Hall: reprint II in 88 
On structure and 
succession of Lower, 
of North Wales and 
part of Shropshire. By 
Prof. Ramsay: reprint... I i 248 
Scarboro'Cliff and vicinity. II xv 391 
Palamedeinse, generic char- 
acters II xi 158 
Palasterina II vi 517 
Palatine, Amiurus catus (pl.) HI n 284 
Palatine Arch, Amiurus 
Catus HI ii 316 
Palato-Quadrate, apparatus 
of Amiurus Ill II 283 
Palenque. 
Ancient bridge IV vi 106 
Ancient Canal IV vi 106 
Architecture IV vi 110 
Architecture in ancient city. IV vi 105 
Controversy over missing 
slab of Tablet of cross. . . IV vi 114 
La Cruz IV vi 108 
Palaces of kings IV vi 104 
Palenque and its ruins IV vi 101 
Relations with Oaxaca and 
Uxmal in time of Oxlahun- 
Pek IV vi 181 
Roofs of temples in ancient. IV vi 109 
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P&lenque-Con. 
Room containing Tablet of 
Cross IV vi 114 
Tzendals of, and their art of 
painting IV vi 107 
Uses of ancient buildings at IV vi 110 
Palenque Tablet. 
Analysis of history of In- 
scriptions in light of 
written documents IV vi 179 
Attempts to decipher hiero- 
glyphics IV vi 121 
Decipherment of hierogly- 
phics IV vi 121 
Has no reference to Mexi- 
cans IV vi 180 
Hieroglyphics IV vi 117 
Inscriptions in light of other 
historical documents. ... IV vi 156 
Of the Cross IV vi 113 
Prof. Campbells method of 
reading its hieroglyphics IV VI 123 
Translation of IV vi 143 
Inscriptions in light of his- 
torical documents IV vi 170 
Palestine. 
Ashchurites in II xiv 269 
Caphtorim came from Sho- 
bal in line of Ra and in- 
vaded, before close of 
Israel's wanderings II xm 529 
Civilization began in south- 
ern? II xin 174 
Horite traces in II xm 515 
Horse, use of, in I i 181 
Jerachmeelite region in... . II xiv 419 
Maachathites' region in... . II xiv 419 
Onam families in; table. .. . II xiv 421 
Onite connection II xiv 418 
Shur or Geshurite areas in.. II xiv 418 
Southern, great centre of 
later dispersion than that 
of Babel II xm 521 
Palla. 
Colourless central body in 
cells of Cyanophycese: ref. IV vi 447 
Palladammonium. 
Cyanide of II in 359 
Sulphide of II in 359 
Palladium. 
Deposits at Sudbury IV vm 158 
Double Sulphocyanides of. . II in 359 
On some compounds of. . . . II in 359 
Palladio-bichloride of potas- 
sium II in 359 
Pallas, genealogy II xiv 560 
Palleske. 
Bacteria in human milk: ref. IV vn 472 
Palliser, Capt. 
Exploration of North West 
of Canada, 1857 Ill i 151 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Palliobranchiata. 
Canadian II iv 274 
Families of II xi 393 
' Palmar, relation of, portion 
of dorsal interossei to in- 
termediate layer in orang 
(pl.) IV vi 584 
P. fascia IV vi 537 
Palmaris longus, orang IV vi 536 
Palmellaceae, Toronto species III vn 272 
Palmerston, Lord. 
Autograph and anecdotes of II xv 146 
Palms. 
Palms of Western Tropi- 
cal Africa: reprint II x 285 
Palpodium aureum, devel- 
opment of stem IV vin 515 
Paludina, Toronto species... II vi 328 
P. decisa, Say, Lake Ontario. II xm 504 
Paludinidse, Canadian II iv 273 
Pamphila, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 241 
Pamphylia, traces of Ash- 
churite in II xiv 247 
Pan (Greek), traces of in 
ancient Greece II xiv 425 
Pan process, of extracting 
metals IV iv 364 
Panax, Characters and 
Canadian habitats of 
P. quinquefolium, L II vi 281 
P. trifolium, L II vi 282 
Pancreas. 
Acipenser HI in 274 
Amia HI m 274 
Amiurus HI n 412 
Amiurus: bibliography. ... Ill h 413 
Karyolytic and Cytolytic 
products in, Amblysto- 
mata and Diemyctyli... . IV i 265 
Lepidosteus HI m 274 
Nebenkerne in, of dog IV i 257 
Pancreas of Amiurus. By 
A. B. Macallum Ill n 387 
Parasites in, of Diemyctyli 
(pl.) IV i 261 
Phenomena of secretion in. . IV i 271 
Potassium richer than 
sodium in IV ix 402 
Staining power of, nucleus 
of IV i 269 
Pancreatic. 
Certain structures in, cells 
of Amphibia IV i 253 
Eberth on, nebenkerne in 
salamander IV i 272 
Elaboration of, ferment.... IV I 274 
Pander's Conodonts; objec- 
tions to. By R. Owen... II v 539 
Pandion, Hamilton species. . II v 388« 
P. haliaetus carolinensis, 
Toronto IV m 90 
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Pandocia fibrosa (Stimp- 
son), Canadian Atlantic 
coast IV ix 146 
Paneiconography I n 181 
Panisus cataphractus, 
Koen. 
Fifth unpaired eye absent. . IV ix 289 
Syn. Thyas cataphracta, 
Koenike IV ix 289 
Panoeolus retirugis, Fr., 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 75 
Panormus, copper coin from, 
in Canadian Institute.... II ix 229 
Panspermia, theory of Origin 
of Life on Globe IV vm 425 
Pansy, Canadian habitats. . . II xv 166 
Panther, Canadian localities .III vi 71 
Panticapoeum (Kertch). 
Researches in. By Dr. D. 
Macpherson: reprint. ... II n 120 
Panton, Prof. J. Hoyes. 
Caves and Potholes of 
Rockwood, Ont Ill vi 244 
Places of Geological 
Interest near Medicine 
Hat HI v 150 
Panus, Habits and Ontario 
habitats of 
P. strigosus B. and C IV ix 73 
P. stypticus, Fr IV ix 72 
Papanakie, Paulet. 
Story of Anderson and 
Stewart's search for 
Franklin expedition IV vm 400 
Papaver, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of 
P. nudicaule, L II xv 60 
P. somniferum, L II xv 60 
Papaveracese. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 219 
Hamilton species HI u 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 636 
11 xv 60 
London species II vm 221 
Papaw, North American, 
Canadian localities II xv 58 
Papcastle, notes on Latin In- 
scriptions found at II xii 130 
II xiv 552 
Paper. 
Application of thistle to 
MANUFACTURE OF, LORD 
Berriedale's patent: 
reprint I HI 298 
History of manufacture of.. Ill v 197 
Industry in Canada IV vm 182 
Iridescent and opalescent; 
manufacture I I 105 
Manufacture of. By John 
Notman HI v 197 
Manufacture of: reprint. I m 338 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Paper-Con. 
Materials for its manufac- 
ture HI v 200 
Materials for paper 
MAKING. PAPER FROM 
cow-dung. By Alfred 
Coleman: reprint I m 32, 39 
Materials for making I m 44 
Paper from Wood: reprint. I in 19 
Paper from Wood Fibre: 
reprint I II 194 
Plants from which, pulp can 
be made Ill v 200 
Plants that yield fibre suit- 
able for, materials II xi 198 
Substitutes for, materials . . II xi 197 
Papermills, equipment HI v 200 
Paphlagonia, Zimri traces in II xv 294 
Papier glace, manufacture 
from, by product of slaugh- 
ter houses I I 104 
Papier Mache, improved 
material as substitute for I n 171 
Papilio, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats Ill II 239 
Papilionaceous Plants,acci- 
dental fertilization of... II iv 222 
Papineau, L. 
Leader of, Rebellion of 1837 IV m 285 
Papineau Creek, Tp., Car- 
low, Corundum crystals. IV iv 227 
Pappus. 
Guldin's Properties of Cen- 
tre of Gravity II vm 33 
Note on proposition of. 
By J. B. Cherriman II III 15 
Pappoose-root, Canadian 
habitats II xv 59 
Paps, The, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 534 
Papuan. 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 228 
Papyrus, method of manu- 
facture Ill v 198 
"Paradise Lost", Battle of 
Austerlitz planned from 
passage in it II I 89 
Paradoxidse II i 286 
Paradoxides. 
Canadian II vm 32 
Oleni or, at Anse au Loup.. II vu 72 
P. novo-repertus, New- 
foundland II iv 316 
Paraffine. 
Manufacture of from 
Bituminous Shale: re- 
print I hi 17 
Paraffine Products of 
Coal: reprint I in 66 
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Parallel Lines. 
Examination of Legen- 
dies Proof of Proper- 
ties of. By Rev. Geo. 
Paxton Young II i 519 
Parallel Rotations. 
Composition of. By J. B. 
Cherriman II n 92 
Parallelogram of Forces. 
New Proof of. By Rev. 
Geo. Paxton Young II i 357 
Poisson's proof II I 299 
Paramagnetic. 
Prof. Faraday's on, sub- 
stances I i 192 
Paramecia, negative to strong 
acids and positive to weak IV vii 328 
Paramoecia, effect of cedar 
and pine extracts on IV vn 441 
Parandra brunnea, Fabr... I m 326 
Parasites. 
American Parasitic Cope- 
PODA. By R. Ramsay 
Wright Ill i 243 
Cellular, from intestinal 
epithelum of Diemyctylus 
viridescens IV I 248 
In Pancreas of Diemyctylus 
(pl.) IV i 261 
Intracellular, in intestine of 
Necturus lateralis. IV i 252 
Occurrence in Canada of 
TWO SPECIES OF PARASITIC 
Mites. By J. B. Tyrrell. Ill i 332 
On Parasites. By Lucius 
Oille II iv 4 
Parasites in Bat. By H. 
Goadby I in 355 
Types of parasitic diseases. . IV vm 544 
Parasphenoid, Amiurus 
catus (pl.) Ill ii 274 
Paraxtunya. 
Capture of, by Oxlahuh- 
Tzy IV vi 162 
Fort IV vi 181 
Parchment. 
Method of manufacture. . . Ill v 199 
Vegetable II iv 327 
Parcimony, laws of II xi 305 
Parenchyma. 
Fat in IV vm 248 
Of villus of guinea pig IV vm 246 
Transfer of fat through. ... IV vm 249 
Parenchymatous endos- 
perm cell, examined for 
iron IV vn 506 
Parenchymatous fat, leu- 
cocytes part in transfer of IV vm 250 
Paresseux, Portage des, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 534 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Paris. 
Canadian minerals at 
the Exhibition I m 241 
Exhibition, 1867 II xm 1 
Parian range. 
Dislocations in (pl.) IV vm 140 
In Miocene period IV vm 142 
Trinidad IV vm 137 
Parisian Crania, measure- 
ments of II xn 285 
Park. 
Examined milk supply of 
New York for bacteria: 
ref IV vii 469 
Parkes, Vincent. 
Pendulum Steam Engine . I i 106 
Parks, Wm. A., Ph.D. 
Notes on Ophiurian 
Genus, Protaster, with 
DESCRIPTION OF NEW 
species • IV vm 363 
Iron ranges in L. Wendi- 
gokan region: ref IV vm 341 
Parker and Jones. 
Planorbulina larvata: ref... IV vm 387 
Parkeriaceae II xn 366 
Parlatore, Prof. 
Species of Spruce: ref Ill VI 173 
Parliament. 
First, Buildings in Toronto. II xn 150 
Ladies Parliament II vn 388 
Parlow, L. 
Journey to Oswego to bring 
away family, etc., during 
revolutionary war....... IV iv 301 
Parnassia. 
Collateral chorisis in II x 381 
Transverse chorisis in II x 384 
Parnassia, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
P. caroliniana, Michx II xv 547 
P. parviflora, OC II xv 547 
P. palustris, L II xv 547 
P. parviflora, central cylinder 
astelic IV vi 612 
P. palustris, stele in inter- 
nodal region (pl.) IV vi 612 
Parnassiaceae. 
London species II vm 222 
Parnassius, Rocky Mt. spe- 
cies with habitats Ill n 239 
Paroquet, young grass, of 
Australian species produ- 
ced at London Zoo I i 18 
Parr, Dr. Samuel. 
Brief account of, and history 
of three of his classical 
tracts which Dr. Scadding 
possesses II xiv 331 
Parrinae II xi 158 
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On some Points connected 
WITH EARLY HISTORY OF 
Rome I n 218,274 
Parry Sound. 
Climate Ill n 199 
Fungi; list IV ix 69 
Pars clavicularis, in man 
corresponds to pars ster- 
nalis in orang IV vi 531 
P. costo-abdominalis, orang 
(pl.) IV vi 529 
P. sternalis. 
In orang corresponds to 
pars clavicularis in man 
(pl.) IV vi 531 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 530 
P. sterno-costalis, orang 
(pl.) .... IV vi 530 
Parsnip, Canadian localities. II xv 555 
Parthenogenesis. 
Among Lepidoptera II vn 128 
On, as occurring among 
Silkworms: reviewed... II vn 127 
Parthenogenesis of ani- 
mals AND PLANTS. By B. 
Seemann: reprint II n 481 
Parthici, Latin inscription 
bearing title, found in 
Britain II xiv 154 
Partridges. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Poisonous II vii 523 
Partridge Dance Ill i 407 
Partridge, spruce. 
Possibly Toronto winter 
bird I i 171 
Seen at Haliburton Ill vii 197 
Parus. 
Hamilton species II v 390 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI in 96 
IV m 72, 74, 80, 83 
P. atricapillus. 
Toronto winter bird I I 170 
Passalus cornutus, Fabr... I m 257, 325 
Passamaquoddies, poetry... IV vi 342 
Passenger Pigeon, Hamilton 
species II v 393 
Passer domesticus. 
Food IV m 75 
Habits in Captivity IV in 97 
Passerella iliaca, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. HI vii 197 
IV i 57 
IV m 64, 65,66,70,73,88, 
89,97,102,103,106 
Passerina cyanea, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. Ill vii 192 
IV in 70, 76, 82,109 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Pasteur, M. L. 
On Occurrence of fer- 
MATION PRODUCING IN- 
FUSORIA CAPABLE OF LIV- 
ING WITHOUT FREE OXY- 
GEN: reprint II vi 456 
Pasteurised milk, Cheese 
from IV vii 116 
Pastinaca, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
P. sativa, L II xv 555 
Pastor roseus, migrations... IV in 182 
Pastor, rose colored, migra- 
tions IV in 182 
Patella vulgata. 
Inhabits Littoral Zone in 
British Seas I I 109 
Ornaments used by Britons. II in 381 
Patellidse, Canadian II iv 273 
Patent. 
Croll's for purifying coal gas I I 29 
Gas patents. By Henry 
Croft, D.C.L I i 28, 29, 77 
Greenstreet's (F.H.), for 
coating and ornamenting 
zinc I i 44 
Grissell's, for coating metals I I 43 
Laming's, for purifying coal 
gas I I 29 
Pettenhofer's, for gas from 
wood I I 78 
Report of Commissioner of, 
for 1856, U.S.: reviewed.. H in 239 
Samuelson's patent dig- 
ging machine: reprint... L i 244 
Westrup's conical flour 
MILL, WITH PLATE I I 245 
Winiwarter and Gersheims, 
"Gunprimers" and Com- 
position for fire arms.... I I 189 
Paterson's Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 534 
Pathology, Industrial. 
Industrial; or accidents 
AND DISEASES INCIDENT 
TO INDUSTRIAL OCCUPA- 
TIONS. By T. K. Cham- 
bers: reprint I in 29 
Defined I in 29 
Field of usefulness I ill 30 
Means of preventing acci- 
dents I in 31 
Patie Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 534 
Patio process IV iv 359 
Patria Potestas IV n 161 
Patrick Swift's almanac .... II xn 235 
Nom-de-plume of Wm. 
Lyon Mackenzie; with 
selections from writings.. II xv 436 
Patsuikets, territory IV in 196 
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Patterson, J., M. A. 
British rule in India. ... IV ix 83 
Paul. 
Grammatical gender: ref... Ill vn 216 
Paulina structure II v 334 
Pawnee - Loups, original 
home Ill v 61 
Paxillus, Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
P. altro-tomentosus (Bat- 
sch), Fr IV ix 74 
P. involutus (Batsch), Fr... IV ix 74 
Payen. 
Distilled water placed on 
leaf becomes alkaline: ref. IV vn 263 
Payne, F. F. 
Eskimo of Hudson's Strait III vi 213 
Mammals and Birds of 
Prince of Wales Sound 
Hudson's Strait Ill v 111 
Seasons Hudson's Strait . IV v 104 
Pavy, Dr. 
On Reason why Stomach 
is not Digested by its 
own secretion during 
Life: reprint II ix 57 
Pea family, species yielding 
paper fibre II Xi 198 
Peacock, Dr. Geo. 
Obituary II iv 60 
Time reckoning among an- 
cient Mexicans IV v 315 
Peacock Tavern II xm 191 
Peach Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 534 
Peach yellows. 
Institutes action to prevent 
spread of IV m 18,24,26 
Peach Yellows. By W. R. 
Shaw IV n 209 
(abstract) IV hi 8 
Pesesta, D6ne Ill vn 140 
Pealty-cephalic, crania II ii 222 
Pear, Canadian localities. ... II xv 434 
Pearce. 
Canadian Institute prob- 
lems and difficulties IV ii 5 
Pearlwort. 
Localities Canadian species. II xv 173 
Pearl River, description of 
surrounding country II n 167 
Pearls. 
Artificial I ii 103, 282 
Uses of II hi 393 
Pearly Nautilus II vn 514 
Pearman, W. D. 
Classical Notes II xm 426 
II xiv 51 
Critical Notes; Chiefly 
on De Legibus of Ci- 
cero II xiv 503 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Pearman, W. D.-Con. 
Some observations on 
Philebus of Plato; 
position of Rowers in 
WARSHIPS OF ANCIENTS. . . Ill I 160 
Sylva Critica Canaden- 
sium Ill i 88 
Peat. 
Canadian II vm 462 
Destructive distillation of.. I i 256 
Formation of I m 218 
Gaspe Peninsula II v 468 
Irish I i 265 
Irish Peat Company. By 
Mr. Powell: ref I m 40 
On, and other Vegetable 
Charcoal and some of 
its uses. By Wm. Long- 
maid : I in 217 
Peccary. 
Fossil and living, in America II iv 418 
Peches, Riviere aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 534 
Pecten jacoboeus, ancient 
badge of pilgrimage II m 388 
Pecten opercularis, from 
great depths in sea II vi 519 
P. testae, from great sea 
depths II vi 519 
Pectineus, Orang IV vi 553 
Pectinibranchiata, generic 
characters II xii 27 
Pectoral arch and fin. 
Amiurus catus Ill n 301 
Muscles of, of Amiurus 
catus Ill ii 331 
Pectoralis major. 
Orang IV vi 529 
Orang's, muscle IV vi 530 
P. minor. 
Attachment of, in chimpan- 
zee IV vi 532 
Attachment of, in man.... IV vi 533 
Cynocephalus IV vi 532 
Insertion in Chimpanzee... IV vi 532 
Orang (pl.).... IV vi 532 
Pedetes capensis, prsepollex 
in IV vi 546 
Pediastrum Boryanum, 
Toronto tap water Ill i 418 
Pediceps, Hamilton species.. II v 396 
Pedioecetes phasianellus 
(Baird). 
Pedioecetes phasianellus 
Baird. By Ernest E. T. 
Seton Ill i 405 
Pee Wee. 
Habits of Ontario visitors.. Ill in 92 
Peerless vein, Kamanistiquia III vn 257 
Peet, Rev. Stephen D. 
Building containing Tablet 
of the Cross at Palenque. IV vi 113 
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Mountain Chant of Navajos IV VI 337 
Navajo shaman's prayer 
l> Journey of a soul after a 
body" IV vi 322 
Pegwis, career IV vi 292 
Peixoto, M. 
Ancient tribes of Brazil: ref. Ill V 68 
Pekan, Canadian localities... Ill vi 74 
Pelaea atropurpurea, es- 
carpment from Niagara 
Falls to Owen Sound and 
Colpoy's Bay II xiv 471 
Pelargonium. 
Abnormal development in. . II in 315 
Experiments with solutions 
of CaH2 (CO8)2 and 
Ca(OH)2 placed on leaves 
in drops IV vn 312 
Pelasgians, ethnology of... . I n 219 
Pele Pt., gazetteer notice 
(1813) Il xiv 534 
Pelee Island, climate Ill u 211 
Pelecanidae, generic charac- 
ters II vn 333 
Pelethites, in ancient history II xiv 419 
Pelham Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 534 
Pelicans, Ceylon II vu 354 
Pelidnota punctata Linn. I m 211, 325 
Pelonaia corrugata, F. and 
G., British Columbia 
coast IV ix 132 
Peloria, peculiarities of II in 315 
Pelotechthen balanoides. 
Pelotechthen balanoi- 
des. By Arthur Harvey.. IV I 213 
Peltura holopyga (N. S.)... II iv 492 
Pelvic arch and fin, Amiurus 
catus Ill ii 306 
Pelvis, muscles of, Amiurus 
catus Ill ii 334 
Pembina Riding and Duck 
Mts.; geology HI v 151 
Pemetescoutiang, gazetteer 
notice (1813). II xiv 534 
Pemphigus rhois, Fitch, on 
host Rhus typhina, L. 
(pl.)..... IV ix 306 
P. vagabundus, Walsh, on 
host Populus deltoides, 
Marsh IV ix 306 
Pendants, Dene IV iv 166 
Pendulum. 
Discovery of Foucault's.... I i 208 
Experiments at Quebec 
on Foucaults pendulum I n 64 
Second Report of Liter- 
ary and Historical Soc- 
iety of Quebec on 
Foucault's pendulum .. I n 64 
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Pendulum-Con. 
Result of Astronomer 
Royals recent experi- 
ments in Harton Pit, 
South Shields: reprint.. I m 166 
Penetanguishene. 
Early history of mission 
of St. Anne's. By Rev. 
Father Laboureau: ab- 
stract IV in 2 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 71 
History II xm 577 
P. Bay, geological and topo- 
graphical features of I I 225 
P. Harbour, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 209 
Penhallow, D. P. 
Ainos of Aryan origin: ref. . Ill v 75 
Pennsylvania. 
Development of coal 
fields of I in 102 
Flexure of Strata in 
Broad top coal field. 
ByJ.P. Leslie II n 479 
Penn, Wm. 
Autograph of II xiv 120 
Penny, Capt. 
Arctic explorations I n 85 
Penny, Rev. W. E. 
On certain planetary 
perturbations, and on 
A NEW PERTURBATION ON 
enke's comet: reprint.. II m 57 
Penny Cress, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 163 
Penny Wisdom. 
Penny Wisdom I i 103 
Penobscot River, effect of 
sawdust in, on fish IV vn 427 
Penobscots (Indians), di- 
vinities IV vi 275 
Penrith, Old, notes on Latin 
Inscriptions found at. ... II x 97 
Penrose. 
Apatite deposits in Canada 
in irregular masses: ref. . IV vm 500 
Colour phosphorescence of 
phosphorites: ref IV vm 508 
Pens. 
Manufacture of Gold 
Pens: reprint I n 197 
Pension, principles of old age, 
system IV vm 87 
Pentagoets, territory IV in 196 
Pentamerus (Sowerby). 
Characters; Canadian locali- 
ties II vii 115 
Generic characters II vi 269 
P. aratus, Conrad. Cornifer- 
ous Limestone and Oris- 
kany Sandstone, Ont. (pl.) II vi 270 
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P. elongatus II vi 267 
P. hemiplicatus, allied forms II iv 316 
P. oblongus, Linn, Niagara 
Limestone, Thorold II xiv 141 
P. occidentalis, Hall, Hes- 
peler, Guelph, Elora II xiv 143 
Pennycuik, Laird of, and 
Alexander Gordon the 
Antiquary II xiv 16 
Penthorum, Gronow Cana- 
dian habitats of 
P. sedoides, L II xv 549 
Peppergrass, Canadian spe- 
cies and habitats II xv 164 
Pepper-root, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 62 
Pepperwort, Canadian spe- 
cies and habitats II xv 164 
Peptic glands. 
Amiurus.,..' Ill n 399 
Gasteropodus trispinatus... Ill n 401 
Perea fluviatilis Ill n 400 
Silurus glanis Ill n 400 
Peptides, syntheses of IV vm 433 
Peptones. 
Artificial production of. . . . IV vm 434 
In cheese IV vu 111 
Peraneminae II xn 365 
Perea flavescens, Cuvier, L. 
Ontario II xm 506 
P. fluviatilis, peptic glands. . Ill n 400 
Perception. 
External sensitive II xi 307 
Metaphysical view of II i 120 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's doc- 
trine of External, criti- 
cized II xii 57 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's doc- 
trine of Sensitive: re- 
viewed II ii 285 
Perch. 
Effect of cedar extract on. . IV vu 441 
Effect of pine extracts on. . IV vu 446 
Effect of maple sawdust on. IV vu 448 
Effect of sawdust in experi- 
mental tank on IV vu 433 
Effect of sawdust on eggs. . IV vu 436 
Perch Cove, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 534 
Perches et Cave, Rapids de, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 535 
Perching birds II xi 148 
Percy Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 535 
Pere, Pointe au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 535 
Peregrine Falcon, Hamilton 
frequenters.... II vi 13 
Peresh, family connections. . II xv 287 
Perfumes, from fusel-oil I I 105 
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Pergamus in Mysia, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 228 
Pergande. 
Hormaphis hamamelidis 
Fitch and Hamamelistes 
spinosus Shimer inhabit 
alternately Betula nigra 
L. and Hamamelis vir- 
ginianaL.: ref IV ix 305 
Perichlamydium Ehren- 
berg, Jamaica IV vni 386 
Periclase, artificial formation 
of II vx 526 
Pericycle, in plants IV vi 599 
Periderm-tissue, Botry- 
chium virginianum IV v 284 
Perigynose Exogens, tabular 
view of II vi 282 
Periosteum, generates bone. II x 197 
Perisoreus canadensis, ob- 
servations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vu 184 
IV in 100, 191 
Peristerite, same as Albite. . I i 114 
Perithemis, Hagen II vu 452 
Periwinkles. 
In ancient and modern Bri- 
tain II in 383 
In British Seas I i 109 
Permeability. 
On, of highly heated Iron 
by Gases. By M. L. 
Cailletet: reprint II ix 277 
Permian. 
I Chelepteris zaleskii in, of 
Russia IV vni 529 
Chelepteris gracilis in upper, 
of Russia IV vm 529 
Formation Maritime Pro- 
vinces, Can II i 42 
Grammatopteris in, of Au- 
tun IV vm 529 
Rock in United States II HI 261 
Strata in America (New 
Orleans) II in 357 
Perognathus monticola, 
Baird, Canadian localities III vi 84 
Peronei muscles IV vi 579 
Peroneus brevis, orang IV vi 564 
P. longus. 
In man and apes IV vi 564 
Orang IV vi 564 
P. parvus. 
Apes. . IV vi 564 
Chimpanzee IV vi 565 
Gorilla IV vi 565 
Orang IV vi 565 
P. quinti digiti, in lower apes IV vi 565 
P. tertius. 
Function in man IV vi 563 
1 Orang IV vi 563 
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Perophora annectens, Rit- 
ter, Ucluelet, B.C IV ix 118 
Perophoridse, British Colum- 
bia coast IV ix 118 
Perreaulx. 
Dividing Machine I i 102 
Perrot. 
Negotiation with Indian 
tribes round Lake Michi- 
gan II ii 400 
Perry, A. Bowen. 
Letter concerning Indians 
in North West Canada... Ill vu 175 
Perry, Sir E. 
Voyage in Arctic regions: 
ref I i 118 
Perry-making. 
On Cider and, By T. W. 
Booker: reprint I n 163 
Persia. 
Clearness of Atmosphere 
inOroomiah. By Rev. T. 
D. Stoddard I m 215 
Cymri in II xv 282 
Horse introduced into, and 
use made of horse I i 180 
Horite traces in II xm 536 
Kaiomers or Gayomers in.. II xv 283 
Traces of Ashchur in II xiv 234 
Persian. 
Celtic connection with II xv 75 
Coptic article in: examples. II xm 413 
Mythology II xm 157 
Onam family connection 
with II xiv 568 
Persoon's Synopsis Plan- 
tarum, 1807, spruces de- 
scribed in: ref Ill vi 171 
Perthite, same as orthoclase. I I 114 
Perturbations. 
On certan Planetary, 
AND ON A NEW, ON 
Encke's Comet. By Rev. 
W. E. Penny: reprint.... II m 57 
Peru. 
Amalgamation processes 
usedin IV iv 359 
Cymric Celts; how they 
reached IV vu 44 
Early history IV vu 45 
Indian Graves of: reprint II x 284 
Peruvian. 
Brain capacity of II xv 219 
Brain volume of, compara- 
tive II xv 229 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Crania II vu 402 
II xv 221 
Crania; measurements II u 418 
Cranial distortion II viu 154 
Described II xv 222 
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Peruvian-Con. 
Distortion in, crania natu- 
ral or artificial II vi 419 
Golden Shroud II i 391 
Peruvian words in Guanche IV vu 40 
Pottery II in 258 
Time reckoning IV v 314 
Toltecs same as ancient.... Ill n 170 
Peschel. 
Asiatic origin of Eskimo: ref. Ill vi 278 
Pestles, Dene IV iv 48 
Peters, Bishop II xm 82 
Peters, Dr. 
Periodical Comet of thirteen 
years II u 65 
Peter's, St., Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 535 
Peterborough. 
Fossils obtained in Trenton 
Limestone II v 204 
In 1836 II xv 36 
St. Lawrence and Lake 
Huron and Peterborough 
Junction Ry. Lines I I 22 
Peterfield, Toronto II xm 107 
Peterman, Augustus. 
Expedition to Central 
Africa: reprint I m 83 
Meeting of Dr. Barth 
and Dr. Vogel: reprint.. I m 265 
New Expedition into Cen- 
tral Africa: reprint.... I in 307 
Peterman, Capt. 
On Sir John Franlkin 
(search for) I i 118 
Theory regarding sea or land 
at north pole I u 125 
Petiole of leaves, absorbs 
water through its surface. IV vu 252 
Petite Isle aux d'lndes, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 535 
Petite Nation River, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 66 
Petitot, Father, ceremonies 
of Dene IV v 200 
Cree name for Eskimo: ref.. Ill vi 267 
Dene language IV vi 90 
Eskimo vocabulary: ref.... Ill vi 264 
Indian myth regarding dog 
men: ref IV v 34 
Na'anne tribe same as 
Nah'ane: ref IV vu 517 
On dress of Eastern Denes: 
ref....... IV iv 162 
On prehistoric weapons: ref. IV iv 149 
On copper and iron among 
Eastern D&n&s: ref IV iv 136 
On name " D6n6-Diudjie": 
ref IV iv 9 
Petraia cornicula, Ontario 
(pl.) II vi 510 
P. profunda II iv 120 
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P. pygmaea, Billings, Nia- 
gara Limestone, Thorold. II xiv 139 
Petraster. 
Canadian II iv 46 
Characters II vi 517 
Pettenhofer. 
Patent for gas from wood... I I 78 
Petrified forest, Colorado... II xiv 348 
Petrified wood, fragment 
from petrified forest of 
Colorado believed to be 
produced by axe II xiv 350 
Petrochelidon lunifrons, 
observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 191 
IV in 70,82 
Petroglyphs, Dene IV iv 206 
Petroleum. 
Athabaska-McKenzieVal- 
ley localities Ill I 225 
Big Island Fishery area.. . . Ill I 228 
Canadian, Springs and Wells II vm 445 
Composition of, oils II vi 322 
Development of, springs in 
Ontario II vi 316 
Does, originate from decom- 
position of marine plants? II xi 191 
Geographical and geological 
distribution of, deposits 
and fucoidal remains.... II xi 194 
Geological formations in 
which found in Ontario. . II vi 319 
Industry in Canada IV vm 179 
James'Bay areas Ill i 230 
Liard and McKenzie River 
areas Ill I 228 
Occurrence of, in N.W.T. 
of Canada with notes 
ON NEW LOCALITIES. By 
Robert Bell Ill i 225 
On, Springs of Ontario. 
By Chas. Robb II vi 313 
Origin of, Springs in On- 
tario: theory II vi 321 
Springs in Ontario I I 114 
II vi 314 
What chemistry indicates as 
to subject whether, origi- 
nates from decomposition 
of marine plants II xi 191 
Peulhs, antiquity of Ill V 74 
Pewee, Wood, observations 
on Ontario visitors Ill vn 190 
IV in 81 
Pezizaceae, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 80 
Peziza scutellata, Linn, 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 80 
Pezron, M. 
Antiquities of Nations; con- 
nection between Celts and 
Persians: ref II xv 75 
Ser. Vol.JPage 
Pfeffer 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vii 244 
Gluten not derived from 
aleuron layer: ref IV vii 513 
Pfitzer. 
Medulated monostelic 
plants: ref IV Vi 601 
Pfitzner. 
Supernumerary carpals in 
human hand: ref IV vi 545 
Phacops, Canadian (pl.).... II vm 30 
P. caudatus, Brongniart, 
Niagara Limestone, Ha- 
milton! II xiv 142 
Phacopsidae II i 286 
Phacopsians II i 284 
Phagocytosis IV vm 535 
Phair's Hotel, Toronto II xn 236 
Phaedrus. 
Text of, §§51, 52, 53 (Bek- 
ker) with notes II vii 480 
Phaederus littorarius, Giv- 
mon I in 327 
Phaenicopterinae, true con- 
nection of II xi 151 
Phaenicopterus, order to 
which belongs II xi 151 
Phaenogams, morphology of 
vascular apparatus IV vi 599 
Phaenopora ensiformis, 
Hall, Clinton Group, 
Dundas II xiv 142 
Phaeocyma, Hiibn, generic 
characters II x 249 
P. lunifera (Hiibn), charac- 
ters; N. American habi- 
tats II x 249 
Phalacrocorax dilophus, 
Toronto Ill vn 198 
Phalarope, observations on 
Ontario species Ill vii 184 
IV I 54 
IV in 76, 84 
Phalaropus, observations on 
Ontario species Ill vn 184 
IV I 54 
IV in 76, 84 
P. fulicarius, L., Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Phalanx of reindeer, used as 
call whistle by aborigines 
of France II ix 265 
Phaleropidae, order to which 
belong II xi 152 
Phalloideae, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats IV ix 80 
Phallus Ravenelii (B. and 
C.), habits and Ontario 
habitats IV ix 80 
Phallusia ceratodes, sp. n., 
British Columbia coast.... IV ix 121 
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P. Savigny, British Columbia 
coast IV ix 121 
Phallusiidae. 
British Columbia coast. ... IV ix 119 
Species found around Van- 
couver Island IV ix 113 
Phallusiids, specimens near 
Grand Mannan IV ix 112 
Phallusioides nov., Cana- 
dian Atlantic coast IV ix 138 
P. obliqua (Alder), Canadian 
Atlantic coast IV ix 139 
Phanerogams. 
Monostelic and astelic ex- 
amples IV vi 614 
New Arrangement of Pha- 
nerogamous plants with 
especial reference to rela- 
tive position, including 
their relations with Cryp- 
togamous. By Ben. 
Claske: reviewed II xi 233 
Scarboro' Hts II xv 399 
Pharaoh of Exodus. 
History II xm 39 
Is Adonis of Phoenicia and 
Greece II xm 50 
On Name given by, to 
Joseph. By Capt. Orms- 
by: reprint I n 282 
Pharaoh of Exodus iden- 
tified in Myth of 
Adonis. By Rev. J. 
Campbell II xm 33 
Pharsal of Lucan, notes on 
III v 536 Ill i 169 
Pharyngo-clavicularis, ex- 
ternus, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 325 
P. clavicularis internus, 
Amiurus catus (pl.) Ill u 326 
Pharynx, fine anatomy of, of 
Amiurus Ill n 390 
Phaseolus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
P. diversifolius, Pers . II xv 360 
P. helvolus, L II xv 360 
Phenomenology. 
Of Cognitions II xi 306 
Of Conations; third part of 
Phenomenal Psychology. II xi 316 
Of feelings; second part of 
Phenomenal Psychology. II xi 315 
Phenocrysts of plagioclase, 
L. Wendigokan region IV vm 356 
Philanthropic. 
International, Congress: 
reprint II vn 390 
Philipeaux Isle, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 535 
Philistines. 
Earliest history of II xm 176 
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Philistines-Con. 
Ethnically connected with 
Ashchur II xiv 163 
Phillips, John. 
Centrifugal forces of 
Planets: abstract Ill in 122 
Phillips, Prof. 
Researches on Moon: re- 
print II ix 55 
Ex Argent on Roman pigs of 
lead: ref II vn 32 
Phillips, Dr. Thos. 
Of Toronto Grammar School II xn 260 
Of U. Canada II xn 249 
Phillipsastrea (Edwards 
and Haime), generic 
characters II iv 127 
P. gigas (Dale Owen, sp.), 
Corniferous, Ont Il iv 128 
P. verneuili (Edwards and 
Haime), corniferous, 
Ont. (pl.) II iv 127 
Phintas of Agrigentum, 
copper coin of, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 230 
Philadelphia, water supply. I m 260 
Philebus of Plato. 
Some observations on; 
position of Rowers in 
WARSHIPS OF ANCIENTS. 
By W. D. Pearman Ill i 160 
Notes on §7 (Bekker) II vn 489 
Ndtes on 30 B Ill I 88 
Notes on 42 C Ill I 89 
Notes on §149 (Bekker).... II vn 491 
Notes on 17 B, 18 B, 19 C, 
20 D, 30 E, 40 E, 44 D, 
46E, 47C Ill I 162 
Philohela minor, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. IV in 66 
104, 107 
Philology. 
Classification of root words. IV vi 92 
Comparative, and its results IV in 145 
Great importance of Coptic 
article in comparative; 
illustrations II xm 410 
Consonants and vowels; im- 
portance of IV vi 87 
Dene languages IV I 211 
Egyptian, improved by Dr. 
Lepsius' explorations.... I n 266 
Indian (American) II III 437 
Its bearing on archaeology. . IV IV 32 
Importance as an ethnogra- 
phical criterion IV iv 21 
Italian languages I n 274 
Lexical and grammatical.. . IV vi 85 
Mythology aided by IV vi 85 
Nah'ane language IV vn 527 
Only safe criterion of ethno- 
logical certitude IV vi 84 
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Philology-Con. 
Orthography's importance 
in IV vi 86 
Philological evidence of 
domesticating the horse. . I i 157 
Report on Congress of 
Romance, at Montpel- 
lier. By Arthur Harvey. IV n 188 
Use and Abuse of. By Rev. 
Father A. G. Morice IV vi 84 
Phipps, R. W. 
Forestry and necessity 
FOR ITS PRACTICE IN 
Ontario Ill in 109 
Philonix erinacei, Beut, 
host and anatomy (pl.). . IV ix 341 
P. hirta, Bassett, host and, 
anatomy IV ix 342 
P. nigra, Gillete, host and 
anatomy IV ix 342 
Philosophical Society. 
Fiftieth Anniversary of 
Liverpool Literary and, II vil 227 
Philosophy. 
Attempt at new theory of 
Human Emotions. By 
Wm. Hincks II vn 103 
Catholic II in 349 
Common Sense II i 380 
Common Sense; Sir W. 
Hamilton's views II xn 68 
Conditioned; Sir Wm. Ha- 
milton's view stated II xi 374 
Contraditions in Hamiltons, 
pointed out by Mill II xi 368 
Difficulties of reporting pro- 
gress of II ii 366 
Definition of II xi 301 
Division of II xi 302 
Ego doctrine II xii 73 
Exposition of Hamilton's 
System II xi 300 
Francis Hutcheson origi- 
nator of Scottish School of II xi 211 
Hamilton's System criti- 
cized II xi 367 
Hypothetical Realism; views 
of Sir Wm. Hamilton 
criticized II xii 57 
Inferential Psychology; 
third division of II xi 318 
Locke's, and Sensationalist 
doctrine II iv 399 
Miscellaneous philosophical 
processes or products... Im 61 
Natural Realism in II xii 57 
Nomological Psychology; 
second division of II xi 317 
Nonego or Notself doctrine. II xii 71 
Phenomenal Psychology; 
first division of II xi 302 
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Principle of Substance and 
Phenomenon, stated by 
Hamilton II xi 375 
Rational, in History and in 
System; an Introduction 
to a Logical and Meta- , 
physical Course. By Alex. 
C. Fraser: reviewed..... II in 347 
Scottish II xi 207 
Sensationalist II vn 103 
Sensationalist. By Rev. 
Wm. Hincks II iv 396 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's; an 
Exposition and Criti- 
cism. By Rev. J. Clark 
Murray II xi 207, 300, 367 
II xii 57 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's doctrine 
of External Perception 
criticized II xn 57 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's, re- 
viewed by G. Paxton 
Young II i 379 
Philopotamus distinctus, 
Walker, characters; N. 
American habitats II vn 500 
Phlebia radiata, Fr., habits; 
Ontario habitats IV ix 78 
Phlebotomy, Dene bleeding 
practices for IV vn 18 
Phloem, Internal. 
Osmunda cinnamomea IV vin 528 
Osmundites Skidegatensis. . IV vm 528 
Phloeoterma. 
Anemone IV vi 619 
Brasenia purpurea IV vi 621 
Heptica IV vi 619 
Internal and external IV vi 628 
Layer of cortex IV vi 614 
Nuphar luteum (pl.) IV vi 621 
Ranunculus IV vi 616 
Ranunculus acris IV vi 616 
Sarracenia purpurea IV vi 619 
Symplocarpus fcetidus (pl.). IV vi 624 
Phlox subulata, L., Norfolk 
County HI ii 156 
Phoca. 
Phocas of Terre Neuve. 
By Rev. Philip Tocque. . IV in 303 
P. barbata (O. Fab.), New- 
foundland IV in 304 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 117 
P. cristata IV m 304 
P. foetida, Fabr. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 78 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 118 
P. (Pagophilus) groenlan- 
dica, Fabr. 
Canadian localities HI vi 78 
Newfoundland IV in 303 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 117 
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P. vitulina, Linn. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 77 
Newfoundland IV in 304 
Phocis, traces of Ashchurites 
in II xiv 260 
Phoebe, Toronto Ill vn 191 
Phoenicia. 
Connections with Egypt. . . II xm 38 
Egypt, Greece and, inti- 
mately connected from 
very ancient times II xm 36 
Horite traces in, evidence of 
their nobility II xm 533 
Names of families common 
to both, and Greece II xm 37 
Traces of Ashchur in II xiv 230 
Zimri traces in II xv 292 
Phoenician. 
Cranial evidence of, settle- 
ment in Britain II vni 137 
Skull of, from Malta in Dr. 
Morton's Collection II vm 135 
Phoenix spinosa, uses of.... II x 286 
Pholerite. 
Chemical composition of.. . II vn 151 
Tests; Canadian localities.. II vi 161 
Philiota, Habits and On- 
tario Habitats of 
P. adiposa, Fr IV ix 73 
P. praecox, Pers IV ix 73 
Phonetic. 
Anomalies observed in 
SOME MODERN FORMS OF 
Ancient Proper Names. 
By Rev. Dr. Scadding.. . II vm 329 
Aztec characters, values of. Ill m 157 
Dene IV i 172 
Dene language IV vi 98 
Etruscan characters, values 
of... Ill in 156 
Phonetic value of Canary 
Island Characters IV vn 102 
Some Laws of, Change in 
Khitan Languages. By 
John Campbell Ill i 282 
Phonolite II v 427 
Phoretine II i 312 
Phosphate. 
Distribution of fat, chlo- 
rides, potassium, and 
IRON IN STRIATED MUSCLE. 
By Maud L. Menten. ... IV vm 403 
Distribution of, in muscle 
(pl.) IV vm 414 
Diverse forms of mineral.. IV vm 501 
Manufacture for fertilizers 
in Canada IV vm 167 
Phosphate bearing rocks in 
Canada Ill v 32 
P. of iron. 
Tests; Canadian localities.. II vi 151 
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P. of Lime. 
Characters II v 522 
Found in New York I n 37 
In Lingulae and Orbicula... I n 264 
Shells of Lingula and Or bi- 
cula contain I n 195 
Phosphoric Acid. 
Determination of II i 559 
No, in rocks below Cretace- 
ous and above Devonian. IV vni 498 
Origin in deposits IV vni 502 
Phosphorites. 
Colour phosphorescence in. IV vni 508 
Occurrence and origin IV vm 501 
Phosphor-Salt. 
Opalescence produced in 
Silicates in, in blowpipe.. II XV 250 
Phosphuretted bases II i 194 
Phosphorus. 
Aleuron cell analyzed for... IV vn 507 
Amorphous; preparation of. II i 393 
Cytoplasm of radicle and 
plumule cells gave, reac- 
tion IV vn 507 
Detection of, in case of 
poisoning II i 309 
Form in which, exists in 
gliadin and glutenin IV vn 506 
Gliadin nuclein analyzed 
for IV vn 504 
In central body of Cyano- 
phyceae IV vi 460 
In gliadin IV vu 501 
In gluten IV vn 501 
In nerve cells IV vi 426 
In yeast cell IV vi 496 
Lead reduced by I i 115 
Method of detecting in Cya- 
nophyceae IV vi 454 
Nissl granules give, reaction IV vi 411 
Note on Presence of, in 
Iron Wire. By E. J. 
Chapman II ix 170 
Nucleolus gives, reaction... IV vi 411 
On Forming Vessels of Gold 
by Aid of I u 313 
Oxide of Copper reduced by I I 115 
Oxyphite nuclear substance 
gives, reaction IV vi 411 
Reaction in Beggiatoa IV vi 478 
Reaction in Yeast Cell IV vi 489 
Silver deposited by aid of. . I i 115 
Source in wheat grain IV vu 501 
Spongioplasm, intergranu- 
lar, gives, reaction IV vi 411 
Test for, in nerve cells IV vi 411 
Photographic. 
Light I ii 233 
Magnetic apparatus II i 199 
New process of, engrav- 
ing on steel. By Fox 
Talbot: reprint I n 20 
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Ph otographic- Con. 
Photographic Landscapes 
on paper: reprint I i 141 
Processes I i 141 
Photography. 
Dry Collodion Processes 
in: reprint II vni 323 
Employment of Cya nid of 
Iodine: reprint I in 310 
Method of taking positives 
in complementary col- 
ours to negative and com- 
bining in colour IV vn 385 
Photography and Chemi- 
cal Action of light. By 
T. P. Hall: abstract Ill n 220 
Photography in Natural 
Colours. By J. S. Plas- 
kett IV vn 371 
Methods of colour mixture 
in colour IV vn 374 
Obtaining Lithographs by 
means of. By Prof. Ram- 
say: reprint I in 412 
On Fixing Photographic 
Drawings: reprint I i 246 
On Chromatic Photo- 
printing, being a mode 
of printing texile fab- 
rics by Chemical action 
of LIGHT. By R. Smith: 
reprint I i 216 
Patent by Jas. A. Cutting 
for photographing on 
glass: reprint I in 339 
Perfecting of dry process... II n 453 
Photographing eye of murd- 
ered person for evidence; 
first successful attempts. . II x 136 
Photography of Textile 
Fabrics I n 172 
Remarkable Photogra- 
phic Experiments: re- 
print II x 136 
Stereoscope's use in II i 314 
Taking Daguerreotypes 
without a Camera. By 
J. F. Mascher: reprint... I m 300 
Taupenot's Process II I 195 
Wax-Paper Process: re- 
print I ii 139 
I in 34 
Photoheliograph II vni 99 
Photosphere. 
Arago's theory of I n 4 
Sun's I II 5 
Theory of (1852) II vni 305 
Photosynthesis, on leaves... IV vn 262 
Phragmoceras, Canadian 
(pl.) II vni 22 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Phragmatobia (Stephens), 
generic characters; species II vni 371 
P. assimilians, Walker II vni 371 
P. rubricosa-Harris, char- 
acters; Canadian habitats II vni 372 
Phrenology, Sir Wm. Hamil- 
ton's investigations on... II xi 379 
Phryganea, Linn, N. Ameri- 
can species II vn 488 
P. cinerea, Walker, charac- 
ters; N. American habi- 
tats II vn 488 
Phryganea nigra, Linn, 
characters; habitats II vn 495 
Phryganeina, N. American 
species II vn 486 
Phryganeida (Caddis flies), 
Table of Sub families.... II vn 485 
Phrygia. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 247 
Phrygian alphabet Ill in 168 
Zimri traces in II xv 294 
Phyciodes, Rocky Mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 241 
Phycochromacese, species in 
Toronto tap water Ill i 418 
Phyllite, Notre Dame Mts., 
Que II vi 484 
Phyllograptus, primordial 
zone, Quebec II vi 43 
Phyllophaga hirticula, 
Mels. Cat I in 257 
Phyllopods II i 281 
Phyllosiphonic type IV vi 632 
Phyllosticta palustris, E. 
and D ...... IV vi 637 
Phyllotaxy, Osmunda cinna- 
momea IV vni 519 
Phylogenesis II xv 232 
Phylogeny. 
Of vascular plants IV vi 631 
Osmundaceae IV vni 525, 526 
Physa. 
Lake Ontario species II xm 505 
Nottawasaga R. district 
species II vi 497 
Toronto species II vi 328 
P. heterostrop ha, Say, Lake 
Ontario II xm 505 
Physalacria inflata, habits; 
Ontario habitats IV ix 79 
Physianthus albens. 
P. Albens. By Arthur Har- 
vey HI vn 226 
(abstract) IV I 11 
P. Albens. By Chas. Arm- 
strong Ill vn 230 
Physical Geography. 
Iowa II v 198 
Physical Geography. By 
Mary Somerville: re- 
viewed I n 312 
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Physical Geology. 
Literature on, of Central 
Ontario IV vn 185 
On Physical Structure of 
WESTERN DISTRICTS OF U. 
Canada. By W. E. Logan I in 1 
Physical Geology of Cen- 
tral Ontario. By A. W. 
G. Wilson IV vn 139 
Physical History, relation of 
History of Life to, of 
Globe II viu 51 
Physico-theology II i 528 
Physics. 
Heat, electricity, etc., differ- 
ent manifestations of 
energy and connection 
between them II n 471 
Mathematical and Physical 
Theories of light I I 82 
Notation for Physical 
Units. By Dr. Macfar- 
lane Ill in 81 
Notice of Earthquake 
Waves. By Prof. A. D. 
Bache: reprint... I in 355 
On motion of fluids from 
POSITIVE TO NEGATIVE 
POLE OF A CLOSED GAL- 
VANIC circuit: reprint.. I I 142 
On the Physical Consti- 
tution of Sun. By M. 
Arago: reprint I n 4 
On Physical Lines of 
Magnetic Force. By 
Prof. Farady I I 31 
Progress of, 1770-1850: re- 
viewed II ii 366 
Review of science of (1857). II n 471 
Theory of Heat I I 83 
Physiography, history of 
ocean IV vn 535 
Physiological. 
Action of light IV vm 102 
Chemistry, beginnings II in 248 
Problem of Space. . IV vm 315 
Physiological properties 
of Carbazotic Acid. By 
Prof. C. Calvert: reprint. I III 113 
Physiological properties 
of some Compounds of 
Organic Radicals. By 
Dr. Jas. Turnbull: reprint I III 113 
Physiology. 
Chemical interpretations of 
vital phenomena; prin- 
ciples underlying. ...... IV IX 270 
Contributions to Mor- 
phology and, of Cell. 
By A. B. Macallum IV I 247 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Physiology-Con. 
Genetic Cycle in Organic 
Nature. By Geo. Ogilvie: 
reviewed II vn 515 
Human, Statistical and Dy- 
namical. By J. W. Dra- 
per: reviewed II m 247 
On Source of Muscular 
Power. By Ed. Frank- 
land II xi 248 
Origin of physiological rela- 
tion of chemical element 
in blood plasma IV vn 539 
Physiology of Lips in 
Speech. By A. Hamilton: 
abstract IV iv 225 
Relations between, and 
Psychology. By W. F. 
W. Creelman: abstract... Ill v 14 
Review of (1858) II iv 72 
Six-hooked embryo II iv 35 
Physique of. 
American, Irish and German II ix 131 
Different Nationalities. 
By Dr. Wm. H. Thomp- 
son: reprint II IX 129 
Physocnemum brevili- 
neum, Say I in 324 
Phytalbumose, in gluten... IV vn 499 
Phytoglyphy I m 31 
Phytolacca decandria, Tor- 
onto I i 207 
Phytolaccacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 647 
London species II viu 231 
Phytozoa II vu 369 
Pic, Riviere au, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 535 
Pica pica hudsonica, Tor- 
onto IV in 103 
Picea. 
Distinctive Characters 
of Canadian Species. 
By Geo. Lawson Ill vi 169 
P. nigra, Canadian Ill vi 177 
P. rubra, Canadian Ill vi 178 
P. alba, Canadian HI vi 174 
P. abies (L.), Karst, host for 
Chermes abietis Choi.... IV ix 307 
P. mariana (Mill), B.S.P., 
host fer Chermes abietis 
Choi IV ix 307 
P. mariana (Mill), B.S.P., 
host for Chermes floccus, 
Patch IV ix 307 
Picken, Andrew. 
Canadas (1832): ref II xv 34 
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Pickering, Dr. 
Introduction of maize and 
cotton into Mexico: ref. . IV vi 213 
Pickering, Bald Eagle at... . IV in 84 
Pickering Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 69, 535 
Pickles, impurities of I in 283 
Picoides arcticus, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. Ill vn 191 
IV in 68, 100 
Picrocarminate, in staining 
Trematodes Ill i 59 
Pictish Alphabet Ill in 168 
Pictographs. 
Autobiography of Blackfeet 
Chief in (pl.) IV v 119 
Birch bark rolls used by 
Crees in IV v 117 
Blood Indians IV v 118 
Dene IV iv 206 
IV v 116 
Picture writing of 
Blackfeet. By Rev. 
John Maclean IV v 114 
Picton Geological area, 
Nova Scotia II xv 114 
Picture Galleries. 
Novel Arrangement of: 
reprint I ni 265 
Pictured Rocks, L. Superior II i 347 
Pictures, Historical Pictures 
retouched. By Mrs. Dall: 
reviewed II v 532 
Picts. 
As distinguished from Scots IV V 297 
Picts. By Rev. Neil Mac- 
Nish IV v 295 
Picus, Hamilton species. ... II v 393 
P. meridionalis, specimen 
captured in Ontario II iv 388 
P. pubescens, Toronto winter 
bird I i 171 
P. villosus, Toronto winter 
bird I i 171 
Piegan Indians. 
Blackfoot gestures for IV v 44 
Gesture Language of IV v 44 
Mortuary customs Ill v 21 
Names IV iv 260 
Origin of name IV iv 249 
Taboo IV iv 251 
Treatment of strangers. ... IV iv 260 
War chiefs IV iv 254 
Pierce, Prof. Benjamen. 
Motion of Saturn's Rings: 
reprint I hi 356 
On Formation of Conti- 
nents: reprint II m 69 
Pierre Shales, Irvine Ravine. Ill v 161 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Piercebridge, notes on Latin 
Inscription beginning with 
D. M. found near II x 96 
II xiv 147 
Pieris, Rocky Mt. species 
with habitats Ill n 239 
Pierre, M. J. 
Amount of potassium in 
rain water: ref IV vn 546 
Piersol, H., B.A., M.B. 
Habits and larval state 
of Plethodon Cinereus 
Erythronotus IV viii 469 
Pigeon Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 535 
Pigeon, Passenger, Toronto IV m 74, 89 
Pigment. 
Oxide of Zinc, use as a I i 16 
Part of light that affects, 
cells IV viii 103 
Studies on origin of blood 
pigment. By A. B. 
Macallum: abstract IV n 19 
Pigmentation, natures way 
of protecting parts from 
injurious action of light.. IV viii 104 
Pigmy, Sir Minimus. 
Nom-de-plume of John 
Kent; selections from 
writings II xv 266 
Pika, N. American and Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 83 
Pike, Lieut. 
Source of Mississippi dis- 
covered by Ill vi 142 
Piksistaia IV iv 256 
Piktorment, territory Ill vi 266 
Pile. 
Screw and Pneumatic, use in 
constructing lighthouses. I in 121 
Pileorhiza, Botrychium vir- 
ginianum IV v 282 
Pilgrimage and other 
Poems. By Earl of Elles- 
mere: reviewed II i 302 
Pilkington Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 535 
Pilling. 
Bibliography by, gives Ne- 
hawni for Nah'ane: ref. . . IV vn 517 
On word " Athapaskau ": 
ref IV iv 9 
Pillory, in Market Square, 
Toronto II xn 157 
Pimelodus atrarius, L. On- 
tario IT xin 506 
P. catus, L. Ontario II xm 506 
Piminiscotyan Landing, 
trading house at, 1770-80. IV iv 301 
Pimmikan, manufacture of.. II i 129 
Pin, Portage du, gazetteer 
notice (1813).. II xiv 535 
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Pine. 
Canadian species described. II vi 37 
Effect of extracts from pine 
on fish IV vn 444, 449, 452, 457 
Embryology of a pine tree.. I I 79 
Species in Ottawa valley de- 
scribed I ii 115 
Pine Apple Oil, manufacture 
of I ii 11 
Pine Tree, ode to II xn 433 
Pine Finch. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 89 
Pine Grosbeak. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 89 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Toronto species IV I 40 
Pine-Marten, Canadian lo- 
calities HI vi 74 
Pine Siskins, wintering at 
Toronto Ill vn 182 
Pinewood Creek. 
In 1779 IV iv 281 
Trading house at, 1770-80.. IV iv 301 
Pinguin, textile fabrics 
made of II I 90 
Pinicola enucleator. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 89 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 184, 191, 199,201 
IV I 40, 41, 42, 43, 51, 52, 53, 54, 57, 58 
IV m 69, 95 
Pinnipedia, localities Cana- 
dian species Ill vi 77 
Pinnularia nobilis, move- 
ments of II vi 325 
Pins, Pointe aux, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
Pins and Needles. 
Process of Whitening 
THOSE MADE OF IRON AND 
steel: reprint I ill 84 
Pinus. 
Canadian species described. 11 vi 37 
Species in Ottawa Valley 
described I n 115 
P. silvestris. 
Leaf made into wood-wool 
and uses of it I n 34 
New uses of leaf of: re- 
print I ii 34 
Oil fron leaf used for bath .. I u 34 
Pinweed, Canadian localities. II xv 167 
Pioneer of Wilderness. 
Nom-de-plume of Rev. Mr. 
Rose; selections from 
writings II xv 443 
Piozzi, Mrs. 
Reminiscences of Johnson.. II xv 148 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Pipes. 
Antiquity of II n 343 
Celtic II n 246 
Characteristics of Ancient.. II n 258 
Damaras of Africa II n 340 
Dene IV iv 36 
Discovery of Ancient II n 234 
Elfin, Fairy, Danes II n 246 
History and uses of II n 237 
Importance of ancient II n 259 
Indian examples from ossu- 
aries II ii 326 
Significance of medicine 
pipe stem in warfare II n 237 
Mound Builders II n 259 
Mound builders and Indian 
compared II n 334 
Of various Indian tribes.... II n 331 
Peculiarities of Mound Buil- 
ders II ii 324 
Pipestone Lake, diabase dyke 
(pl.) Ill v 180 
Pipilo, Hamilton species II v 391 
P. erythrophthalmus. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 93 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vn 191, 199 
IV m 70, 77, 80, 82, 97, 102 
Pipit. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Port Sydney IV in 86 
Pipitzahoic Acid II i 194 
Pipsissewa, suitable for flower 
gardens IV in 128 
Piranga erythromelas, ob- 
servations on Ont. visitors III vn 191 
IV in 70, 74, 109, 110 
Pisces. 
Species of fossil, in Ontario. II vi 363 
Species that contain Nissl 
granules IV vi 425 
Pisciculture. 
Repeopling of Streams 
with Fishes or Pisci- 
culture: reprint I I 278 
Temperature of water for 
fecundation I ii 46 
Pisidium abditum, Halde- 
mand, L. Ontario II xm 505 
Pistareen, Canada IV ix 239 
Pistia stratiotes, Astelic type 
in IV vi 623 
Pitcher-plant, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 60 
Pith. 
Botrychium virginianum... IV v 284 
Extrastelar, of Osmunda 
cinnamomea IV vm 527 
Stellar, of Osmunda cinna- 
momea IV vm 517 
Pithecanthropi II xv 247 
Pithecia, Extensor indicis... IV vi 542 
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Pitt, Wm. 
Autograph note II xiv 630 
Pittsburgh. 
Cincinnati and, Universities 
Co-operative Plan of Re- 
search IV ix 233 
Water supply of I ill 259 
Pittsburgh Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 65, 536 
Placentalia II xv 246 
Placodus. 
Placodus of Agassiz. By 
Prof. Owen: reprint II in 157 
Placoplectanum sagitta- 
turn, Diesing (pl.) HI i 61 
Plagioclase, Rainy Lake... . Ill v 176 
Planaea II xv 241 
Planet. 
Amphitrite, discovery of. . . I u 313 
Asteroid. By Prof. S. 
Alexander: reprint I m 356 
Bellona, discovery of I u 313 
Centrifugal forces of. 
By John Phillips: abstract HI in 122 
Discovery of Leukothea.... I in 269 
Eight primary, of Solar 
System; observations on. II i 427 
Eunomia discovered by M. 
de Gasparis I i 48 
Fortuna I i 96 
Irene discovered by Hind. . I i 48 
New planet II i 314 
New planet discovered I i 287 
New planet discovered by J. 
R. Hind I i 24 
On certain Planetary 
Perturbations, and on 
a new Perturbs tion on 
Encke's Comet. By Rev. 
W. E. Penny: reprint. . . II m 57 
Planet discovered by Marth 
close to Spica in Virgo.. . I n 281 
Planetary discoveries up to 
1857 II ii 463 
Some Remarks on Prob- 
able Present Condition 
of Planet's Jupiter and 
Saturn, in reference to 
Temperature, etc. By 
Jas. Nasmyth: reprint... I i 270 
Supposed Self-Luminosity 
of Planet Neptune. By 
Col. Baron de Rottenburg II i 424 
The new. By M. Le Venier. II v 213 
Unity of Geological Phe- 
nomena IN, PLANETARY 
system of Sun. By L. 
Saemann: reprint II vi 525 
Planetesimal Theory, shows 
conditions once existed 
favourable to formation 
of living cell IV vm 438 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Planetoids. 
Discovered up to 1854 I in 207 
History of I in 206 
Remarks on, between 
Mars and Jupiter. By 
T. Henning I in 206 
Planimeter. 
Description of Sang's, with 
plate I ii 305 
New planimeter. By C. 
Fessenden and Butler.... HI v 26 
Sang's, or Self Acting 
Calculator of Surface: 
reprint I n 310 
Planolites (Nicholson) II xiv 138 
P. vulgaris (Nicholson), 
Clinton Group, Dundas.. II xiv 139 
Planorb is. 
L. Ontario species II xm 502 
Species of, in Nottawasaga 
R. district II vi 497 
Toronto species II vi 328 
P. parvus, Say, L. Ontario.. II xm 503 
P. trivolvis. 
Drift deposits, Ont II vi 225 
L. Ontario II xm 502 
Planorbulina larvata, Trini- 
dad and Pacific IV vm 387 
Plantain family, species 
yielding paper fibre II xi 198 
Textile fabric made of II i 90 
Plantain, Garden river, 
Channel of IV v 327 
Plantagenet, Ont., mineral 
springs I i 153 
Plantagenet Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
Plantaginaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 295 
Hamilton species Ill n 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 644 
London species II vm 229 
Plantanaceae, Canadian spe- 
cies I in 292 
Plantin, Christopher. 
Early printing house foun- 
ded by II xv 586 
Plantar fascia. 
Derivation IV vi 567 
Marsupials IV vi 568 
Orang IV vi 572 
Thylacinus IV vi 568 
P. interossei IV vi 583 
P. nerve, external IV vi 584 
Plantaris. 
Anthropoids, chimpanzee, 
lower apes, orang IV vi 567 
Plants. 
Accidental fertilization of 
Papilionaceous II iv 222 
Astelic type IV vi 613 
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Carbon dioxide taken from 
air by II ix 419 
Chemical action in. II ix 423 
Devonian, from Gaspe II iv 316 
Does distilled water become 
alkaline when placed on 
leaves of IV vii 263 
Flower development from 
buds in II x 372 
Food of Platysamia ce- 
cropia. By Wm. Brodie. Ill iv 211 
Growth, etc II IX 430 
How, Grow. By Asa Gray: 
reviewed II iv 145 
How, Life is distributed 
in Canada and Why. By 
A. T. Drummond IV vm 23 
Indistinct fucoids fossils 
from Belleville II V 45 
Influence of Moon's light 
upon II iv 223 
Influence of Solar Radi- 
ation ON VITAL POWERS 
of. By J. H. Gladstone: 
reprint I m 112 
Instructions for collecting 
for natural history I I 176 
Investigators of I I 80 
Judge Logie's collection of 
Canadian II xiv 281 
List of Canadian, collected 
by Judge Logie of Hamil- 
ton II xiv 291 
List of Indigenous, found 
IN NEIGHBOURHOOD OF 
Hamilton with dates of 
FINDING AND FLOWERING. 
By Dr. and W. Craigie... I n 222 
List of, collected chiefly 
in immediate neighbor- 
hood of London. By W. 
Saunders Il vm 219 
List of, eaten by Western 
Denes IV iv 128 
List of Plants not found 
at Belleville. . .• II xiv 302 
Marine plants in blue schales 
at Toronto I I 150 
Observations on the 
Leafing and Flowering 
of I i 182 
On poisonous plants 
which are indigenous 
TO, OR WHICH HAVE BE- 
BECOME NATURALIZED, IN 
neighborhood of Tor- 
onto. By Ed. M. Hodder I i 204, 218 
On fruiting and flower- 
ing of Plants I i 201 
Oxygen given out by II ix 419 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Plants-Con. 
Pa rthenogenesis of. By 
B. Seemann: reprint. ... II u 481 
Plants and the Atmos- 
phere. By M. J. Jamin: 
reprint II ix 418 
Pericycle IV vi 599 
Phylogeny of vascular IV Vi 631 
Plants and Botanists: re- 
print I i 79 
Relations of colour and 
form in. By Dr. G. Dic- 
kie: reprint I III 144 
Potash can replace Soda in. II vi 51 
Respiration of II IX 422 
Time when various plants 
flower around Toronto... I I 202 
Yielding fibres suitable for 
paper material II Xi 198 
Plasma. 
Origin of physiological re- 
lation of chemical ele- 
ment in blood plasma. ... IV vn 539 
Proportions of magnesium 
in sea water and, different IV vii 539 
Proportions of sodium, po- 
tassium and calcium in 
sea water and, different. . IV vii 539 
Sodium, potassium, and cal- 
cium in, in relative propor- 
tion to that now in sea 
water; magnesium in less 
proportion IV vii 561 
Surface tension of blood, 
lower than that of istonic 
salt solution IV ix 397 
Plaskett, J. S. 
Photography in natural 
colours IV vii 371 
Plasmosomata, migrated cr 
extruded in Amblystoma 
and Diemyctylus IV I 267 
Plaster Industry, Canada... IV vm 172 
Plaster of Paris, production 
in Canada, 1902 IV vm 189 
Plastic, material for forming 
various objects I I 288 
Plataleinse, generic charac- 
ters II xi 156 
Platanacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 649 
London species II vm 233 
Platanus occidentalis, 
Canadian II vi 38 
Platner. 
Manner of derivation of 
enzmes in gland cells: ref. IV II 241 
Structure in pancreatic cells 
of Amphibia: ref IV I 255 
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Plathemis, Hagen II vn 455 
P. trimaculata, Hagen, 
characters; N. American 
habitats II vn 455 
Platinum. 
Permeability of highly heat- 
ed, by gases II ix 279 
Platinum alloys in blowpipe 
with 
Bismuth II xv 257 
Copper II xv 257 
Gold II xv 257 
Lead II xv 257 
Not with Zinc II xv 257 
Silver II xv 257 
Thallium II xv 257 
Tin II xv 257 
Zinc and Tin II xv 257 
Platometer. 
Description of, an instru- 
ment FOR CALCULATING 
Area of figures drawn 
on Maps; invented. By 
J. Sang; with plate: re- 
print I ii 305 
Plato. 
Notes on Passages in 
Platonic Dialogues. By 
Rev. Geo. Paxton Young. II vn 478 
Some observations on 
Philebus of; position 
of Rowers in warships 
OF ANCIENTS. By W. D. 
Pearman Ill i 160 
Plato, Translation of and 
Notes on 
Gorgias of (505 E.) II xin 426 
Philebus 30 B Ill i 88 
Philebus 42 C Ill i 89 
Philebus 17 B, 18 B, 19 C, 
20 D, 30 E, 40 E, 44 D, 
46E, 47C HI i 162 
Republic IX, chap. 9, 583 Bill iv 18 
Republic B X, 615 D Ill i 162 
Platorius Nepos, Hadrian's 
legate in Britain II x 310 
Plattner, Carl Friedrich. 
Obituary II in 358 
Playfair. 
Valleys, principal and tribu- 
tary: ref IV vn 171 
Playfair, Dr. Lyon. 
On Food of Man: reprint.. I i 160 
On nutritive value of 
the food of Man under 
different conditions of 
AGE AND EMPLOYMENT. . . I I 247 
On National Importance of 
Studying Abstract Sci- 
ence with a view to Heal- 
thy Progress of Industry: 
ref I I 159 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Playter, Geo., Toronto II xm 83 
Platysamia cecropia. 
Food Plants of. By Wm. 
Brodie Ill iv 211 
P. niagarensis, Hall, Dun- 
das II xiv 145 
Platyrhinse II xv 246 
Plaxonema oscillans, chro- 
matophore in IV Vi 441 
Pleasant Pointe, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
Plectrophanes. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Plectrophanes laponicus, 
L., Prince of Wales Sound III v 120 
P. nivalis. 
Habits of Ontario visitors.. Ill in 87 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 186, 196 
IV I 52 
IV in 69, 89, 90 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Pleiades IV m 189 
Pleistocene. 
Bones of, period Angvilla, 
W. Indies IV vn 355 
Deposits, central Ontario... IV vn 165 
Epoch, central Ontario IV vn 162 
Epoch of elevation in Ja- 
maica IV v 344 
Forty mile section of, 
DEPOSITS NORTH OF L. 
Ontario. By Alfred W. 
G. Wilson IV viii 11 
History, central Ontario.... IV vn 182 
Jamaica, history IV v 344 
Marks in L. Wendigokan 
region IV vin 347 
On Co-Existence of Man 
WITH CERTAIN EXTINCT 
Quadrupeds, proved by 
fossil bones (from vari- 
ous, deposits) bearing 
incisions made by sharp 
Instruments. By M. E. 
Lartet: reprint II vi 368 
Period, L. Wendigokan.... IV vm 360 
Rocks in L. Wendigokan re- 
gion IV vm 348 
Volcanic upheaval in St. 
Kitts, W. Indies in, time. IV vn 358 
W. Indies in, times IV vn 369 
Plessis, Bishop. 
Autograph letter to Ensign 
Cheniquy (1803) II xiv 90 
Plethodon. 
Adaptation to terrestrial 
life IV vm 485 
Bucco-pharyngeal respira- 
tion in IV vm 489 
Development of embiyo of. IV vm 476 
Development of gills in.... IV vm 484 
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Larva, body of terrestrial 
animal IV vm 484 
Nerve cells IV vi 426 
Points arising out of lung- 
less condition IV vm 487 
Respiration IV vm 488 
Rotation of embryo in eggs. IV vm 477 
P. cinereus. 
Date at which egg-laying 
occurs IV vin 473 
Food IV vm 470 
Habitation and habits IV vm 470 
Habits when escaping from 
enemies contrasted with 
those of P. oregonensis... IV vm 471 
Manner of fertilization of 
eggs IV vm 473 
Means of distinguishing 
sexes IV vm 473 
Thickness of epidermis IV vm 489 
P. cin. erythronotus. 
Bibliography IV vm 491 
Coloration compared with 
P. cin. cin IV vm 469 
Development of digits IV vm 483 
Effects of terrestrial deve- 
lopment IV vm 483 
Escape of larvae from egg.. IV vm 478 
External appearance during 
development of egg IV vm 478 
Habits and larval state 
of. By W. H. Piersol.... IV vm 469 
Larva 5, 5.5, 6, 9, 9.5, 10.5, 
11, 12, 16, 17.5, 20 to 25 
mm. described with plates IV vm 479, 
480, 481, 482 
Larvae manner of living after 
escaping from egg IV vm 478 
Number of eggs laid during 
one season IV vm 474 
Part mother plays in incu- 
bation: expts IV vm 485 
P. glutinosus, methods of 
studying structure in 
pancreas IV I 257 
P. oregonensis. 
Behaviour in captivity IV vm 469 
Habits when escaping ene- 
mies contrasted with P. 
cinereus IV vm 472 
Incubation of eggs IV vm 474 
Pleuracanthus, Diplodus, 
and Xenacanthus, unity 
of II in 158 
Pleurobrachia II vi 174 
Pleurococcus, methods of 
prolonging life of IV vm 426 
Pleuroconcha, characters: 
Canadian localities (pl.).. II vu 116 
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Pleurocystites (Billings), 
Canadian II n 303 
II iv 45 
Characters II vi 515 
Pleurocystites, Discovery 
and full description 
with drawings of 
Pleurocystites nov. gen.... I n 250 
P. filitextus of I ii 252 
P. robustus I n 252 
P. squamosus I n 251 
Pleuro-pneumonia, of 
cattle: nature IV vm 55 
Pleurotomaria bilix (Con- 
rad), Toronto II iv 451 
P. deiopeia, Billings, Hes- 
peler II xiv 144 
P. subconica (Hall), around 
Toronto II iv 451 
P. subconica, Toronto locali- 
ties II i 74 
II iv 451 
Pleurotus, Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
P. dryinus, Pers IV ix 71 
P. ostreatus, Jacq IV ix 71 
P. petaloides, Ball IV ix 71 
P. sapidus, Kalchb IV ix 71 
P. serotinus, Fr IV ix 71 
P. sulphureoides, Ph IV ix 71 
P. ulmarius, Bull IV ix 71 
Plinius Secundus. 
Nom-de-plume of John 
Rumsey; selections from 
poems II xv 452 
Pliocene. 
Formation of West Indies. . IV vm 381 
Jamaica, beds IV v 335 
Newer and post, beds of 
Montreal II in 157 
Newer, fossils of St. Law- 
rence Valley. By Prof. 
Dawson: reprint II m 86 
Plotus anhinga II vn 509 
Plough. 
At Paris Exhibition II I 142 
Usher's Steam Plough I I 40 
Plovers. 
Generic characters II xi 156 
Hamilton species II v 394 
II vi 134 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 191, 199 
IV in 66, 108 
Plovers, Ring-necked, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill v 121 
Plucker, Prof. 
Spectral Analysis: ref II ix 46 
Pluie, Lac la, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 536 
Pluie, Riviere la, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
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Plum, Canadian species with 
localities II xv 361 
Plumbaginacese, cause and 
function of incrustations 
upon leaves IV vn 257 
Plumbago, Ottawa Valley... I n 114 
Plumpton Wall, notes on 
Latin Inscription found at II xiv 153 
Pluteus cervinus, Schaeff, 
habits and Ont. habitats. IV ix 73 
Pneumatic Pile, for light- 
houses I in 121 
Pneumo-thorax, double, 
blood pressure in animal 
with (tracing) IV vn 213 
Podabrus tricostata, Mels. 
Cat I in 258 
Podilymbus podiceps, Lis- 
towel, Ont IV in 66 
Podocyrtis princeps IV vin 385 
Podophyllum, L., Canadian 
localities of 
P. peltatum, L II xv 59 
Poe, Edgar Allan. 
Lenore: reviewed II ii 105 
Tales of mystery and 
poems: reviewed.. II ii 103 
The Bells: reviewed II ii 106 
Poems. 
Authenticity of, of Os- 
sian. By Rev. Neil Mac- 
Nish II xiii 392 
Britain and America. By 
Oliver Wendell Holmes. . II m 365 
Canadian Summer's Night. II xv 455 
Crusaders Hymn before 
Jerusalem II xv 453 
Flowers of the Forrest: early 
edition: reviewed II iv 312 
Fort George's Lonely 
Sycamore. By Janet 
Carnochan: A reminis- 
cence of Niagara IV i 124 
Helen of Kirkconnell: re- 
viewed II iv 307 
John and Jonathan. By Dr. 
Chas. Mackay II m 164 
Last, of Elizabeth B. Brow- 
ning: reviewed II vu 210 
Lays of Scottish Cavaliers: 
reviewed II iv 295 
Martial Music of England. . II xv 454 
Oscar and other Poems. By 
Carroll Ryan: reviewed. II m 17 
Pilgrimage and other Poems. 
By Earl of Ellesmere: re- 
viewed *11 i 302 
Poems. By Alex. McLauch- 
lan: reviewed II m 17 
Prophecy of Merlin and 
other Poems. By John 
Reade: reviewed II xu 490 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Poems-Con. 
Song of Charity: reviewed. . II in 17 
St. Lawrence, Saguenay and 
other Poems. By Charles 
Sangster: reviewed II in 17 
Tales of Mystery and 
Poems. By Edgar Allan 
Poe: reviewed II n 103 
Poetry. 
Canadian: reviewed II in 17 
Celtic Poetry. By Neil 
MacNish IV ill 206 
Celtic Prosody. By Rev. 
N. MacNish IV in 40 
Japanese Poetry. By 
Tozo Ohno IV n 38 
Of primitive peoples IV vi 339 
Ossianic Poetry. By Da- 
vid Spence: IV i 216 
abstract IV I 29 
Poets. 
Colour Comparisons in 
Low German Poets. By 
A. F. Chamberlain IV in 43 
Poinsot. 
Note on Poinsot's, Me- 
moir on Rotation. By J. 
B. Cherriman II vin 283 
Poinsot's Theory of Rota- 
tion; on an instrument to 
illustrate. By J. Clerk 
Maxwell II H 110 
Point au Bodet, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 62 
Point Barrow. 
On Amount and Fre- 
quency of Magnetic 
Disturbances and of 
Aurora at, on shores of 
Polar Sea. By Major- 
General Sabine: reprint.. 11 in 55 
Point Kewena, ancient mines 
on I i 107 
Pt. Levi. 
On Primordial Fauna and 
Fossils. By J as. Hall: re- 
print II vi 284 
Pt. Lewis, Lauzon rocks 
around II xv 382 
Pt. Pele, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 213 
Poirault. 
Internal endodermis in Bo- 
trychium and Ophioglos- 
sum: ref IV vi 602 
Pith in Botrychium vir- 
ginianum: ref IV v 284 
Poison. 
Manual of detection of, By 
Dr. F. J. Otto: reviewed. II in 134 
Remedy for snake poison... Ill v 255 
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Snake Poisons. By Dr. J. 
H. Garnier: abstract. ... Ill v 255 
Taylor's Treatise on: re- 
viewed II iv 286, 412 
Poison Ivy. 
Canadian habitats II xv 351 
Description of Toronto 
specimens I I 205 
Poison Oak, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 351 
Poison Sumach, Toronto... I i 206 
Poisonous Partridges II vn 523 
Poisson. 
His definition of matter, dis- 
cussed I in 64 
His proof of Parallelogram 
of Forces II i 299 
Poke (Plant), Toronto I i 207 
Pokoman people IV vi 202 
Polanisia, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
P. graveolens, Raf II xv 164 
Polar Bear. 
Canadian localities HI vi 77 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 112 
Polar Hare. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 82 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 116 
Polar Regions. 
Theories regarding sea or 
land at pole I n 125 
Polarization. 
Circular, in Cinnabar II ill 158 
Discovery of, of light by 
reflection. By M. Malus. I i 220 
Polarized light, discovery of I n 203 
Polemoniacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species HI n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 646 
London species II vm 231 
Polioptila cserulea, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors.. IV in 72, 108 
Political Economy. 
Free trade versus protection 
in Canada (1866) II xi 102 
Imports exceeding exports 
of country, as they affect 
wealth of country II xi 97 
Notes on some practi- 
cally INTERESTING QUES- 
TIONS IN ECONOMICAL 
SCIENCE BEARING ON 
PROSPERITY OF COUNTRIES 
SITUATED AS OURS IS. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 96 
On True Aims, Founda- 
tions and Claims to 
Attention of Science 
of. By Rev. W. Hincks.. II vi 20 
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Political Science. 
Relation between, and 
Practical Politics. By 
W. Houston: abstract.. . Ill vi 40 
Politics. 
Village Community in 
Modern. By Wm. Hous- 
ton Ill iv 61 
Relation between Politi- 
cal Science and Practi- 
cal. By W. Houston: ab- 
stract HI vi 40 
Pollard, Niagara merchant, 
1778 IV iv 303 
Poll, lesser Red, Toronto 
winter bird I i 170 
Pollock, Guy. 
Nom-de-plume of Robert 
Douglas Hamilton, M.D.; 
specimens of his writings. II xv 263 
Polonium. 
Apparatus used to get secon- 
dary rays excited by 
alpha rays of IV ix 153 
Experiments on "Fatigue" 
of Secondary Rays IV ix 162 
Experiments on secondary 
rays excited by alpha 
rays from, with carbon 
electrodes at different 
temperatures in air, oxy- 
gen and hydrogen IV ix 182 
Experiments on secondary 
radiation excited by 
alpha rays from, with 
brass electrodes at ordin- 
ary and liquid air temper- 
atures IV ix 191 
Experiments shewing influ- 
ence of occluded gas on 
secondary radiation IV ix 167 
Influence of occluded gas on 
secondary radiation ex- 
cited by alpha rays of... IV ix 181 
Ionization experiments on, 
at very low pressures.... IV ix 157 
Logeman's experiment re- 
peated on secondary rays 
excited by alpha rays 
from IV ix 154 
On secondary rays excit- 
ed BY ALPHA RAYS FROM. 
By V. E. Pound, pt. I... IV ix 153 
pt. II IV ix 181 
Polyandry, Sekanais Ill vn 123 
Polycentropus, Characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
P. cinereus, Hagen II vu 500 
P. crepuscularis, Walker. . . II vn 500 
P. invarius, Walker II vn 500 
Polycistenen, Mergel IV vm 386 
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Polycystina, Thalassicollina 
leads from, to Spongiodge: 
ref II xv 418 
Polyembryony 
Botrychium virginianum.. . IV v 282 
Polygala, Tourn, Canadian 
habitats of II xv 354 
P. fastigiata, N utt II xv 354 
P. nicaruata, L II xv 354 
P. nuttalii, Torrey and Gray II xv 354 
P. paucifolia, Willd II xv 355 
P. polygama, Walt II xv 355 
P. sanguinea, L II xv 354 
P. senega, L II xv 354 
P. verticillata, L II xv 354 
Polygalaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Hamilton species Ill u 147 
Localities Candaian species. II xiv 639 
II xv 354 
London species II vm 223 
Polygamy, Denes Ill vu 123 
Polygonaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill u 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 647 
London species II vm 232 
Polygonatum multiflor- 
um, abnormal develop- 
ment in II in 317 
Polynesia. 
Changes produced in langu- 
ages of, Islands by coloniz- 
ing HI vi 107 
Day and night myths in. .. IV vi 334 
Native Tribes of. By R. 
Lee II xii 443 
Plant-symbolism in proverb 
and folk speech of IV vi 328 
Term for God IV vi 329 
Polynesian. 
Cannibalism II xii 454 
Coptic element in II xm 405 
Future of, race II xn 455 
God Tagaloa or Tangaloa. . IV vi 116 
Languages, connections with 
Indo. European II xm 404 
Maya-Quicke connected 
with IV vi 206 
Maya-Quicke of, origin 
shown in language and 
tradition IV vi 207 
Polype form II vi 169 
Polypidom, from Rice Lake 
(pl.) I in 201 
Polypodiaceae II xn 365 
Polypodiinse II xn 365 
Polypodium, species found in 
Canada II ix 349 
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Polyporaceae, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 75 
Polyporus, Indian Soap a 
fruit of IV vii 5 
P. leucophaeus, habits; On- 
tario habitats IV ix 77 
Polyporus. Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
P. adustus, Fr IV ix 76 
P. albellus, Ph IV ix 76 
P. applanatus (Pers.), Fr.. . IV ix 76 
P. benzoinus IV ix 76 
P. betulinus, Fr IV ix 76 
P. brumalis (Pers.), Fr IV ix 76 
P. distortus IV ix 76 
P. elegans, Fr IV ix 75 
P. fumosus, Fr IV ix 76 
P. gilvus IV ix 76 
P. lucidus (Leys), Fr IV ix 76 
P. nidulans IV ix 76 
P. picipes, Fr IV ix 75 
P. pubescens IV ix 75 
P. radicatus, Schw IV ix 76 
P. rutilans IV ix 76 
P. schweinitzii IV ix 76 
P. squamosus, Fr IV ix 76 
P. sulphureus, Fr IV ix 76 
P. umbellatus, Fr IV ix 76 
P. volvatus, Pk IV ix 76 
Polysomatic, structure in 
Augite Ill v 175 
Polystelic. 
Cylinder in plants IV vi 601 
Type IV vi 604 
Type of central cylinder; 
criticism of Van Tieg- 
hem's theory IV vi 626 
Polystely. 
Angiosperms IV vi 613 
Equisetaceae IV vi 601 
Gwynne-Vaughan's theory. IV vi 608 
Saxifragaceae IV vi 611 
Vascular cryptogams IV vi 613 
Polystictus, Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
P. cinnabarinus, Schw IV ix 77 
P. cinnamoneus, Fr IV ix 77 
P. circinnatus, Fr IV ix 77 
P. hirsutus, Fr IV ix 77 
P. perennis, Fr IV ix 77 
P. pergamenus, Fr IV ix 77 
P. versicolor (L.), Fr IV ix 77 
Polystomela craticulata, 
Jamaica IV vm 383 
Polystomum oblongum n. 
sp., (pl.) Ill i 63 
Polyzoa. 
Characters II xi 321 
Devonian of Ontario; list... II xiv 134 
Generic characters II xi 188 
Ontario II xiv 131 
Position in animal kingdom. II x 28 
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Polyzoinae, British Columbia 
coast IV ix 128 
Pomacese, Canadian species. I in 292 
Pomolis vulgaris, L. Ontario 11 xm 506 
Pompeian. 
Pompeian Court at Syden- 
ham Palace: reprint.... I n 196 
Pompeii, description of I n 240 
Pond Lily, Canadian species. 11 xv 60 
Pond, Peter. 
Russian and American trad- 
ing stations on Pacific, 
1778: ref IV v 79 
Ponkas, original home Ill v 61 
Pons JElii Roman name of 
Newcastle, evidence II xm 141 
Pontania. 
Gall on salix humilis, Marsh; 
tannin cells in IV ix 337 
Species IV ix 327 
Pontania, N. S., on Salix hu- 
milis Marsh anatomy (pl.) IV ix 333 
P. desmodioides, Walsh. 
Host IV ix 328 
Host and anatomy (pl.)... IV ix 332 
Ovipositing IV ix 339 
Tannin cells in IV ix 338 
P. hyalina, Norton. 
Anatomy (pl.) IV ix 333 
Host IV ix 328 
Ovipositing IV ix 338 
Tannin cells in IV x 338 
P. lucidse Rohwer. 
Host and Anatomy IV ix 334 
Tannin cells in IV ix 338 
P. pisum, Walsh 
Host and anatomy (pl.).... IV ix 330 
P pomum Walsh. 
Anatomy (pl.) IV ix 331 
Excrement of larvae pro- 
duces cell division IV ix 367 
Galls on Salix cordata Muhl 
shows red, a dormant 
colour in host IV ix 372 
Gall shows aeriferous tissue 
which is also present in 
cortex of stem of host.... IV ix 369 
Host IV ix 328 
Ovipositing IV ix 339 
Tannin containing cells.... IV ix 337 
P. salicis. 
Excrement of larvae produ- 
ces cell division IV ix 367 
Pontania (undescribed), on 
host Salix humilis Marsh. IV ix 328 
Pontederiacese. 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II xiv 299 
Hamilton species Ill u 154 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 652 
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Pontiac War. 
Rutherford's Narrative 
an Episode in the, 1763; 
AN UNPUBLISHED MSS. BY 
Lieut. Rutherford of 
Black Watch. By Thos. 
Hodgins IV in 229 
Pontoporeia affinis, Lind- 
strom, L. Ontario II xm 499, 501 
Pontus, Ashchurite traces in. II xiv 247 
Pooecetes gramineus. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. .HI in 95 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 190, 195 
IV in 69, 82, 102, 103, 
104, 105, 109 
Poplar. 
Canadian II vi 38 
Suitability for city planting IV vm 270 
Poplins, Irish I i 269 
Popliteus, orang IV vi 566 
Popul Vuh, Quiches IV vi 116 
Popp and Becker. 
Bacteria in three different 
parts of milk put through 
seperator: ref IV vn 487 
Poppy, Canadian localities.. . II xv 60 
Population. 
Causes of decline in rural, of 
Ontario IV ix 264 
Decline of rural, in Chin- 
guacousy Tp., Ont., 1861- 
1911 IV ix 262 
Decline in rural districts 
Ontario, period 1861- 
1911, as given by census. IV ix 263 
Decline in rural Ontario due 
to transfer of other em- 
ployments to Cities IV ix 266 
Decline in rural Ontario due 
to machinery IV ix 266 
Movement of, in typical 
municipalities in Ontario. IV ix 262 
Movement in Toronto Tp., 
Ont., 1861-1911 IV ix 262 
Movement of, in market 
gardening and fruit grow- 
ing townships, Ont., 1861- 
1911 IV ix 262 
Nah'ane tribe IV vn 522 
Present density of rural, in 
Ontario, 1911 IV ix 263 
Populus, aeriferous tissue 
distribution in IV ix 369 
P. balsamifera, L., host for 
Aphid Gall (unclassified). IV ix 303 
P. canadensis, Canadian.... II vi 38 
P. deltoides, Marsh, host for 
Pemphigus vagabundus, 
Walsh IV ix 306 
P. grandidentata, Michx, 
host for Eriophyes Sp.... IV ix 300 
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P. tremuloides, Michx. 
Host for Eriophyes Sp IV ix 301 
Host for Memythrus tricinc- 
tus, Harris IV ix 309, 311 
P. tremuloides. 
Medicinal properties among 
Indians IV vn 22 
Porcelain. 
Silvered Reflectors of I in 413 
Porcupine, Canadian species 
and their localities Ill vi 83 
Porcupine Mts., Egerton, 
Arisaig and, geological 
areas of Nova Scotia II xv 116 
Porcupine Vein, Kamanis- 
tiquia Ill vn 257 
Poria, Habits and Ontario 
habitats of 
P. ferruginosa IV ix 77 
P. odora IV ix 77 
Porphyrite, L. Wendigokan 
region IV vm 349 
Porphyritic. 
Diorite dyke cutting mica 
schist in L. Superior dis- 
trict (pl.) Ill iv 121 
Relative date of, Rock cut- 
ting Laurentian Series in 
Canada II ill 108 
Porphyrosporae, list of On- 
tario, their habits and 
habitats IV ix 74 
Porphyry, Hudson's Bay.... Ill iv 198 
Port Credit, Bonaparte's 
Gulls at IV in 85 
Port Colborne. 
Athyris clara (n. sp.) found 
at II v 275 
Geological formation at, 
AS SHOWN BY DRILLING 
FOR natural gas. By 
John C. McRae Ill vi 338 
Heliophyllum exiguum at. . II v 262 
Streptorhyncus pandora at. II v 266 
Table of levels of Lake Erie 
from 1850 to 1852 I n 26 
Port Dalhousie, table of 
levels of L. Ontario from 
1851 to 1852 I ii 26 
Port of La Caleta, Inscrip- 
tions IV vn 59 
Port Simpson, Ascidiopsis 
Columbiana sp. n. of IV ix 120 
Port Stuart Indians, census, 
1847 I i 197 
Port Sydney. 
Rare birds and others ob- 
served at IV in 65,.78, 79, 86 
Portable. 
Portable lifting machine: 
reprint I I 37 
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Portage, N.Y. 
High Bridge at, described 
with illustrations I i 68 
Portage and Chemung 
Group, Canadian II vin 449 
Portage de plein Champ, 
Gazetteer notice (1813). . II xiv 536 
Portage group, Western On- 
tario I in . 1 
Portage Lake, Ancient mines 
on I i 107 
Portage, le Grand, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
Portland Cement. 
Method of Manufacturing.. II in 334 
Production in Canada, 1902 IV vi.i 189 
Portland Inlet, Home of 
Ts' Ets'aut tribe IV vn 521 
Portland Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 536 
Portsmouth, Eng., sewage 
disposal IV n 148 
Portulacaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 637 
II xv 174 
London species II vm 222 
P. oleracea, L., Canadian 
localities II xv 174 
Portuguese, Coptic article 
in; examples II xm 413 
Porzana Carolina, Listowel 
frequenter IV m 66 
Posilipo, hill of I n 261 
Possible Co-Suggestion, 
Law of II xi 312 
Post Office, British, 1839-52. I i 96 
Postal service, early Cana- 
dian II xii 158 
Postage. 
Canadian, stamps; history. IV m 178 
Information regarding 
Colonial I m 173 
Note on, Stamps. By Sand- 
ford Fleming IV in 177 
Postage stamps (Canadian), 
defects IV in 178 
Post-Cainozoic. 
Deposits Quebec II xv 101 
Formation Anticosti II xv 103 
Post-Carboniferous, period 
central Ontario IV vn 162 
Post Glacial Deposits. 
Canadian II vm 454 
Mollusca of, Canada II vm 456 
Stratified Sand and Gravel, 
Scarboro' Hts II xv 403 
Post-pliocene, fossil remains 
of Horse in, of America?. II iv 414 
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Post Tertiary Deposits. 
Canadian II vm 113, 453 
Economic materials of II vm 461 
St. Lawrence Valley II iv 317 
Post Tertiary formations, 
Canada II ix 209 
Potash. 
Can Soda replace, as a 
Manure. By M. Geo. 
Ville: reprint II vi 50 
Replacing soda in plants by II vi 51 
Potash Feldspar II v 528 
Potash, Iodide of, Snake 
bite cure Ill v 257 
Potassium. 
Action of surface tension on, 
in kidneys IV ix 398 
Amount in kidney IV ix 401 
Cadmio-iodide of; prepara- 
tion II i 13 
Distribution of fat, 
CHLORIDES, PHOSPHATES, 
AND IRON IN STRIATED 
muscle. By Maud L. 
Menten IV vm 403 
Distribution of, in renal 
cells. By C. P. Brown.. IV ix 389 
Evidence from lakes and 
rivers now existing of 
proportion in primeval 
ocean IV vn 556 
Evidence from lake and 
rivers that potassium 
and calcium predomin- 
ated in pre-Cambrian seas IV vu 555 
Glomeruli action and, in 
kidneys IV ix 399 
Hexanitrite as test for, in 
muscle IV vm 412 
History of, in sea water.... IV vn 545 
In cytoplasm of kidney of 
frog (pl.) IV ix 392 
In fibrils of uncontracted 
striated muscle IV vm 404 
In kidney and pancreas of 
Necturus IV ix 394 
In kidney of cat (pl.) IV ix 394 
In kidney of dog (pl) IV ix 393 
In kidney of frog IV ix 392 
In kidney of pigeon (pl.)... IV ix 394 
In kidney of rabbit (pl.)... IV ix 394 
In renal cells; bibliography. IV ix 405 
In striated muscle fibre IV ix 402 
Lakes surrounded by pre- 
Cambrian rocks contain 
more, than sodium IV vu 556 
Localization and distribu- 
tion of, in muscle IV vm 412 
Method of demonstrating, 
in renal cells IV ix 390 
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Potassium-Con. 
Methods of eliminating from 
river, lake, rain and sea 
water IV vn 546 
Plasma contains relatively 
same as sea water IV vn 561 
Proportional amount in 
large rivers, lakes and seas IV vn 558 
Proportion in blood and sea 
water different IV vn 539 
Proportion in living proto- 
plasm unknown IV vn 561 
Palladio-bichloride of II m 359 
Relative amount in dog's 
muscle IV vn 540 
Relative proportion in sea 
water not same as in river 
water; reason IV vn 560 
Richer than sodium in stri- 
ated muscle, pancreas, 
and brain IV ix 402 
Rivers draining rocky areas 
of pre-Cambrian origin 
contain more potassium 
than sodium IV vn 556 
Sea water contains constant 
amount, reason IV vn 561 
Special purpose in kidney.. IV ix 400 
Potassium Ferro-cyanide, 
used in battery and waste 
gives blue pigment I i 243 
Potassium Phosphate, effect 
on velocity of particles in 
electric field in ferric 
hydroxide colloid IV ix 57 
Potatoes. 
A NEW SUBSTITUTE for: re- 
print I in 70 
Alcohol from I i 118 
Potato Disease in 1851 or 
'52 and its cure I i 111 
Effect of bordeaux mixture 
on growth IV vn 318 
How to Preserve Pota- 
toes from rot : reprint. . I i 283 
Indian IV m 199 
Preservation of I n 109 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Potawatomies. 
Cranial measurements II u 423 
Population in 1838, '44, and 
'46 I i 196 
Potentilla, L., Canadian 
localities of 
P. anserina, L II xv 430 
P. argentea, L II xv 429 
P. arguta, Pursh II xv 430 
P. canadensis, L II xv 429 
P. fruticosa, L II xv 430 
P. maculata, Poir II xv 430 
P. norvegica, L II xv 429 
P. palustris, Scop II xv 430 
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Potentilla, L., Canadian 
localities of-Con. 
P. paradoxa, Nutt II xv 429 
P. pennsylvanica, L II xv 429 
P. tridentata, Ait II xv 430 
Poterium, L., Canadian 
localities of 
P. canadense, Gray II xv 362 
Potholes. 
Caves and, of Rockwood, 
Ont. By Prof. J. Hoyes 
Panton Ill vi 244 
Rockwood, formation Ill vi 250 
Potlatch. 
Comparatively recent origin 
of IV iv 125 
Carriers, fully described.... Ill vn 147 
Dene IV iv 125 
Potsdam Group. 
Canadian II vm 186 
Climactichnites wilsoni in, 
of Canada (pl.) II vm 188 
Economic Materials of, in 
Canada../ II vm 188 
Fossils found in, Canada... II vm 187 
Lingula acuminata in, of 
Canada (pl.) II vm 187 
Protichnites in, of Canada 
(pl.) II vm 188 
Silurian series II vm 186 
Potsdam Sandstone. 
Additional fossil tracks in, 
of Canada '. II v 469 
Archeocyathus in, Canada. II vn 72 
Conocephalites in, Canada. II vn 72 
Crustacean tracks on, in 
Canada I ill 252 
Formation in Quebec II xv 95 
In State of Iowa II V 196 
L. Ontario II xv 390 
Near Hungerford II v 47 
Obolella in, Canada II vn 72 
Rocky Mts II vn 149 
Supposed fossil tracks in, of 
Eastern Ontario explained II xv 487 
Potter, Dr. J. H. 
Blood pressure in asphyxia 
and chloroform: ref IV vn 213 
Pottery. 
Clay for, in Ottawa Valley.. I ii 114 
History of Ancient. By 
Samuel Birch: reviewed. . II m 254 
Invention of Potter's Wheel II m 257 
Objects of, in mounds in 
Otonabee Tp., Ont. (pl.). IV ix 7 
Peruvian, ancient II m 258 
Unknown among Western 
Denes IV iv 35 
Pottohawk Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 213, 536 
Pottowatamies, ordered to 
protect traders IV iv 306 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Pouchet, A. and Verrier. 
Experiments on migration 
of Entozoa: reprint... . II vn 372 
Poulpegeant II vn 123 
Poultry, at Provincial Exhibi- 
tion, Toronto, 1852 I I 64 
Pound, V. E., M.A. 
On secondary rays excit- 
ed by Alpha rays from 
Polonium: pt. I IV ix 153 
pt. II IV ix 181 
Poundmaker. 
(Cree chief), career IV vi 297 
Powell, Chief Justice, of U. 
Canada. 
Autograph reply to Chief 
Justice Elmsley's letter. II xiv 97 
Reminiscences of.... II xn 88,161, 244 
Powell, Major, J. W. 
Classification of Dene tribes; 
ref IV v 172 
Indian verbs, conjugation: 
ref IV i 200 
Nature's affect on primitive 
man: ref IV vi 314 
Powell, Rev. Prof. 
On luminous Meteors: re- 
print I in 110 
Report to British Associa- 
tion on luminous meteors I n 66 
Powell. 
Report of Irish Peat Co.: 
reprint I in 40 
Power, Fontaine-Moreau's 
method of power trans- 
mission I I 120 
Powers. 
On the Hupa: ref IV iv 20 
Pownall, Geo. 
Autograph receipt II xv 532 
Poznanski, Dr. 
Premonitory symptoms of 
cholera during epidemics: 
ref II xi 165 
Pozzuoli. 
Dates of various changes 
of level in temple of 
Serapis at II in 339 
Temple of Serapis at. By 
Sir Ed. Walker Head, 
Bart: reviewed II in 336 
Was it a temple of Serapis at II in 339 
What is proper age of temple 
of Serapis at II in 339 
Practical men. 
Importance of Scientific 
Studies to Practical 
Men. By John Langton, 
M.P.P I ii 201 
Praepollex rudiment IV vi 545 
Praepollex theory IV vi 546 
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Prairie. 
Flora of Canadian, charac- 
teristics IV viii 34 
Geological area of central. . II xv 17 
Geological area of eastern. . 11 xv 17 
Geology of American, coun- 
try I ii 101 
Prairie Chicken. 
Prairie Chicken or Sharp- 
tailed Grouse. By Er- 
nest E. T. Seton Ill i 405 
Prairie Fox, Canadian locali- 
ties HI vi 73 
Prairie Group, Canadian 
flora IV viii 26 
Prairie Hare, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 82 
Prairie du Chien, at time of 
conquest IV ill 260 
Pratincoles II xi 157 
Praying Machine, Japan.. . II i 529 
Pre Cambro-Silurian, L. 
Superior in, period IV vi 50 
Pre-Carboniferous Flora. 
On, of New Brunswick, 
Maine and Eastern Can- 
ada. By J. W. Dawson: 
reviewed II vi 486 
Precipitation. 
Abi ibi, Que IV ix 152 
Calvin, Ont IV ix 151 
Fort Hope, Ont IV ix 151 
Haileybury IV ix 150 
Moose Factory, Ont IV ix 151 
Preglacial. 
Rivers in Gt. Lakes IV vi 47 
River-erosion main factor in 
originating Great Lake 
Basins IV vi 46 
Tonawanda R., Canada.... IV vii 7 
Valleys, streams producing 
them in central Ontario. . IV vii 181 
Prehistoric ages, not strictly 
successive IV iv 137 
Prehistoric Man. 
Bone Caves, with espe- 
cial reference to. By 
Arthur Harvey IV n 116 
Cave dwellers IV u 116 
Indian articles similar to 
relics of IV u 116 
White River, Ont IV ix 152 
Prehnite. 
Characteristics II v 530 
Slate R.; analyzed II xu 267 
Premaxillse, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 283 
Prenanthes alba, L., host of 
Aulacidea nabali Brodie.. IV ix 353 
P. altissima, L., host of Aula- 
cidea nabali Brodie IV ix 353 
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Preoperculum, Amiurus ca- 
tus (pl.) Ill n 289 
Prepositions, Blackfoot IV v 164 
Presbyopia II xi 27 
Presbyter of Diocese of 
Toronto, nom-de-plume 
of Rev. W. Stewart Dar- 
ling; selections from writ- 
ings II xv 444 
Prescott, Bytown and Pres- 
cott Ry.; progress of I i 46 
Prescott County, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
Pre-sedimentary. 
Topography of, floor of On- 
tario IV vii 142 
Topography, of central On- 
tario; date of erosion pro- 
ducing it IV vii 153 
Presentative, first cognitive 
faculty of mind II xi 307 
Presentation Fort, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 536 
Presqu'isle, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 537 
Presqu'isle de Quinte, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 537 
Presquisle, Major, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 537 
Press. 
Early history of, in Toronto II xu 520, 526 
Presse Matouan, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 537 
Pressure. 
Effect of, on Tempera- 
ture OF FUSION OF DIF- 
FERENT SUBSTANCES. By 
Mr. Hopkins: reprint. . . I III 159 
Monthly mean of, from 1850 
to 1853 on board Investi- 
gator in Arctic I n 111 
Raises melting point of wax. I n 168 
Solidification of bodies 
under great: reprint. .. I in 172 
Variation of fusion point 
with pressure I n 54 
Pretinalite, same as Mar- 
molite I I 114 
Price. 
Nationality of Ossian: ref. . IV m 215 
Price, Dr. Astley P. 
On employment of higher 
SULPHIDES OF CALCIUM 
AS MEANS OF PREVENTING 
AND DESTROYING OIDIUM 
TUCKERI OR GRAPE DIS- 
EASE: reprint I u 70 
Prices. 
Gold discoveries and high.. II i 430 
Gold discoveries cause high. II i 433 
High, in Canada in 1855. .. II I 432 
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Influence of recent gold 
DISCOVERIES ON PRICES. 
By E. A. Meredith II i 430 
Silver discoveries in Mexico 
in 16th century, effect on. II i 444 
Prickly Ash, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 350 
Priestley, action of plants on 
atmosphere: ref II ix 420 
Priest's Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 537 
Primaeval. 
Primaeval Dexterity. By 
Daniel Wilson Ill in 125 
Primary rocks, Ontario I m 29 
Primeval. 
Displacement and Extinc- 
tion among Primeval 
Races of Man. By Dan- 
iel Wilson II i 4 
Primordial. 
Primordial Sandstone of 
Rocky Mts.: reprint.... II vn 149 
On Fauna and Pt. Levi 
Fossils. By Jas. Hall: 
reprint II vi 284 
Primoidial Zone. 
Crustacean fauna of, of 
Europe and of Quebec 
group, compared II vi 287 
Fossils in so-called, of Que- 
bec II vi 42 
In Canada II vi 40 
Notes on, of Texas, with 
description of new fossils. II vi 528 
Remarks on Fauna of 
Quebec Group of Rocks 
and, of Canada. By Sir 
W. E. Logan II vi 40 
Primrose, A., M.B., C.M. 
Anatomy of Orang Ou- 
tang IV vi 507 
Primula. 
Effect of strong solutions on 
leaves of, applied to cut 
end of petioles; expts. ... IV vn 292 
Experiments with solutions 
of CaH2(CO,)2 and 
Ca(OH)2 placed on leaves 
in drops IV vn 312 
Trichomes in, adapted to 
absorb water IV vn 256 
P. auricula, epicotyledonary 
central cylinder IV vi 609 
P. arinosa, development of 
young stem (pl.) IV vi 609 
P. involucrata. 
Primitive type of stellar 
system in IV vi 622 
Young pithless steles de- 
velopment IV vi 608 
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P. japonics, young pithless 
steles development IV vi 608 
P. obtusifolia, primitive type 
of stellar system in IV vi 622 
Primulaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 295 
Cauline central cylinder.... IV vi 607 
Hamilton species Ill ii 150 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 645 
London species II vin 229 
Morphology of vascular 
strands IV vi 607 
On some questions in re- 
lation TO THEORY OF 
STRUCTURE OF PLANTS OF 
Orders 
and. By Rev. W. Hincks II v 332 
Stamens opposite petals in; 
theory concerning II V 340 
Prince Albert, H.R.H. 
Presidential Address at 
British Association, 
1859: reprint II v 63 
Prince Edward Bay, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 537 
Prince Edward County, 
gazetteer notice (1813) . . II xiv 67, 537 
Prince Edward Island. 
Carboniferous formations. . II xv 120 
Geology II xv 120 
Glacial deposits II xv 121 
Submergence of coast line. . II vn 85 
Prince of Orange. 
Autograph authorizing ap- 
pointment to Professor- 
ship II xiv 321 
Prince, Prof. 
Effect of sawdust on fish: ref. IV vn 432 
Prince of Wales Sound. 
Mammals and birds of, 
Hudson's Strait. By F. 
F. Payne HI v 111 
Prince Rupert, Goniocarpa 
coccodes sp. n. from IV ix 132 
Prince William Henry's Is- 
land, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 208 
Prince William's Island, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 537 
Prinsep, Jas. 
Phonetic powers of Lat 
alphabet discovered: ref. IV iv 262 
Printing. 
Anastatic printing. By S. 
Bateson: abstract I I 95 
Austrian Imperial Print- 
ing Office: reprint I n 181 
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Catalogue of books, etc., 
bearing on Art of Typo- 
graphy exhibited at Cana- 
dian Institute on four 
hundredth anniversary of 
introduction of, into Eng- 
land II xv 601 
Chemitypy process I n 181 
Discovery of alloy of anti- 
mony and lead for, metal. I ii 202 
Galvanoglyphy process. ... I n 181 
Galvanography process.... I n 181 
Galvanoplastic process I n 181 
History of early II xv 574 
Introduction into America 
with dates II xii 523 
Origin of metal type I I 220 
Paneiconography process... I n 181 
Process for Printing 
copies of Plants, Ma- 
terials, Lace, etc., from 
Original; natural prin- 
ting process: reprint... I ii 307 
Prototypography. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xv 574 
Priognathus monilicornis, 
Randall I m 324 
Prionitidae, reasons for plac- 
ing in sub-order Serra- 
tirostres II ix 235 
Prison Reform. 
Classification as means in.. Ill vii 206 
Conditional liberation Ill vii 209 
County Jails first step in... Ill vii 207 
Discussed II x 412 
HI vii 22 
Education Ill vii 209 
Indeterminate Sentence... . Ill VII 208 
Industrial employment as 
means in Ill vii 207 
In Ontario Ill vn 210 
In United States IV i 2 
Prison Reform. By A. M. 
Roseburgh HI vn 206 
Prisoners' Aid Associations. Ill vn 209 
Religion Ill vn 209 
Pritchard, Andrew. 
History of Infusoria, includ- 
ing Desmidiaceae and 
Diatomaceae, British and 
Foreign: reviewed II vn 368 
Proas. 
Flying Proas of Ladrone 
Islands. By Capt. Stu- 
part, R.N Ill vn 204 
Probabilities 
Some experiments in con- 
nection with Doctrine 
of. By Alfred Baker.... HI v 194 
Procarpotis, characte s in 
plants II xi 240 
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Procolitia, Roman name of 
Carrawburgh; evidence. II xm 146 
Procyon II i 197 
Procyon, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
P. hernandezii Ill vi 76 
P. otor (Linn), Storr Ill VI 76 
Producta analoga II vi 336 
P depressa II vi 336 
Productidae and Orthidae; 
same family II xi 393 
Proelia, sub-order II v 84 
Proetidae II i 285 
Progne subis, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill in 93 
III vii 191 
IV in 70, 82, 105, 107 
Proglottis of entozoa, ana- 
tomy of II iv 33 
Promammalia II xv 245 
Prometheus. 
Myth of, located in Egypt.. II xm 289 
Pronator quadrat us, orang. IV vi 540 
P. radii teres. 
Homologue of gastrocnemius IV vi ' 567 
Orang IV vi 535 
Pronoun 
Blackfoot IV v 148 
Dene IV I 185 
Prootics, Amiurus catus (pl.) Ill n 273 
Propeller. 
Boomerang I I 287 
Ruthven's: reprint I n 282 
Propertius notes on V. ix, 5. HI i 92 
Propionic Acid II i 81 
Propositions. 
Note on, of Pythagoras 
and Pappus. By J. B • 
Cherriman II in 15 
Propylie alcohol II i 81 
Prosim ae II xv 246 
Prosobranchiata II xn 28 
Prosody. 
Celtic. By Ne 1 MacNish. IV in 206 
Irish IV III 212 
Manx IV in 220 
Prosperinaca, L., Canadian 
localities of 
P. palustris, L II xv 551 
Prospectus, Canadian Insti- 
tute I I 4 
Protamines IV vm 434 
Protamniata II xv 245 
Protaster. 
Ascribed to Asteridae IV vm 365 
Brisingoides IV vm 366 
Cause of forming genus 
with description IV vm 363 
Characteristics and species. IV vm 366 
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Protaster-Con. 
Notes on Ophiurian Ge- 
nus, WITH DESCRIPTION OF 
NEW SPECIES. By Wm. A. 
Parks IV vm 363 
Tseniaster and, compared . . IV vm 363 
P. daoulasensis IV vm 365 
P. flexuosus (Miller and 
Dyer), genus to which be- 
longs IV vm 368 
P. forbesi IV vm 364 
P. granuliferus. 
Characteristics IV vm 364 
Genus to which belongs.... IV vm 368 
P. miamiensis. 
Characteristics IV vm 365 
Genus to which belongs... . IV vm 368 
P. salteri, Sowerby, 
characteristics IV vm 364 
Genus to which belongs... . IV vm 367 
P. whiteavesianus (n. sp ). 
Full description with plates. IV vm 368 
Kirkfield, Ont IV vm 372 
Protasteridse. 
Characteristics and species. IV vm 366 
Protasterina IV vm 364 
P. fimbriata, Ulrich, genus 
to which belongs IV vm 368 
Protean bed, central basin, 
Tennessee HI vu 76 
Proteid. 
Bran gives coagulable IV vu 514 
In gluten IV vu 498 
Iron firmly combined in, 
obtained from liver IV n 238 
Protein. 
Constituents IV vm 431 
Synthesis of IV vm 431 
Protension II xi 314 
Protensive quantity II xi 314 
Proteus. 
Remarks on Canadian 
Specimen of, of the 
Lakes. By J. G. Hodgins II i 19 
P. canadensis II i 22 
Protease. 
Bran proteid IV vu 514 
Same as gliadin IV vu 499 
Prothallial tracheides IV v 281 
Prothallus. 
Botrychium virginianum 
(pl.) IV v 270 
Lycopodium annotinum.... IV v 267 
Lycopodium cernuum IV v 268 
Pre ervation of, of Botry- 
chium virginianum IV v 268 
Protichnites. 
Canada II v 469 
Melanospermae or Fucoids 
may have caused tracks 
known as II xv 487 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Protichnites-Con. 
In Potsdam Group, Canada 
(pl.) II vin 188 
Probable nature of sup- 
posed FOSSIL TRACKS 
KNOWN AS, AND CLIMAC- 
TICH NITES. By E. J. 
Chapman II xv 486 
Protococcoideae, Toronto 
species.. Ill vu 271 
Protoplasm. 
Caustic alkali effect on IV vu 327 
Origin of relation of chemi- 
cal elements within IV vu 540 
Pal.®ochemistry of Ocean 
IN RELATION TO ANIMAL 
AND VEGETABLE PROTO- 
PLASM. By A. B. Macal- 
lum IV vu 535 
Proportion of sodium, potas- 
sium, calcium and magne- 
sium in living, unknown IV vu 561 
Relation of salts in ocean to IV vu 552 
Structure of Cell Pro- 
toplasm. By Prof. A. B. 
Macallum: abstract IV in 44 
Protophiurese, characteristics 
and species IV vui 365 
Prototypography. 
Prototypography. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xv 574 
Protoxides, of iron, mangan- 
ese and tin II i 79 
Protozoa. 
Classes unrepresented in 
fossil condition: reason. . II xm 380 
Corniferous, Ontario II xiv 126 
De c ibed. II vi 504 
II vu 370 
Divisions, or classes II v 50 
Galbraith and Haughton's 
Scientific Manuals: re- 
viewed II v 48 
In A cidians IV ix 117 
Infusoria, Sponges and 
Rhizopods in II vi 504 
Is it a sub-kingdom? II x 21 
List of Canadian Devonian. II xiv 127 
Metazoa and; Haeckel's 
division of animal king- 
dom: ref II xv 419 
Position of sub-kingdom of. II x 28 
Prof. Green's Manual re- 
viewed II v 49 
Species in Toronto tap 
water Ill i 421 
Protostele, Osmunda cinna- 
momea IV vm 516 
Proudfoot, Hon. W. 
Some effects of Chris- 
tianity on Legislation. IV ii 159 
(abstract) IV u 25 
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Note on life and works 
of. By Julie Julien IV iv 237 
Obituary IV in 41 
Species of Spruce: ref HI vi 173 
Provencal, Romance language 
in IV n 186 
Provin cial, Agricultural 
Association, premiums 
to be awarded in 1853... I I 23 
Provincial Exhibition, no- 
tice, for 1852 I i 23 
Protuberances. 
Arago's theory of, on Sun. . In 5 
Primer-Bey, M. 
Celtic type of crania: ref... II ix 387 
Cro-Magnon cranial capa- 
city: ref II xv 194 
Prunocystites (E. Forbes).. II n 303 
Prunus, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
P. americana, Mar II xv 361 
P. maritima, Waug II xv 361 
P. pennsylvanica, L II xv 361 
P. pumila, L II xv 361 
P. serotina, Ehrhart II xv 362 
P. virginiana, L II xv 361 
P. nigra, Ait, host for Erio- 
phyes sp IV ix 301 
P. serotina, Ehrh, host for 
Eriophyes serotinae, Beut IV ix 302 
Prussia. 
School system in, re attend- 
ance II in 426 
Prussian Blue. 
Velocity of charged particles 
in, colloid IV ix 57 
Pselaphidse II n 382 
Pseudonyms. 
Practice and use of II xv 259 
Some Canadian Noms-de- 
PLUME IDENTIFIED WITH 
SAMPLES OF WRITINGS TO 
WHICH ATTACHED. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xv 259, 332, 436 
Psilophyton II iv 317 
Psittacidae, number of possi- 
ble genera with reasons. . 11 ix 237 
Psoas, orang IV vi 554 
Psophinse, order to which 
belong II xi 151 
Psorergates n. g Ill i 342 
P. simplex n. g. and sp., full 
description of Canadian 
specimen (pl.) Ill i 337 
Psychology. 
Conservative-second cogna- 
tive faculty of mind II xi 310 
Elaborative; fifth cognative 
faculty II xi 312 
Extension or Space II xi 315 
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Psychology-Con. 
Inferential; third division of 
Philosophy II XI 318 
Intensive quantity II Xi 315 
Law of Habit HI iv 28 
Law of Conditioned II xi 313 
Perception external or ensi- 
tive II xi 307 
Presentative, first faculty of 
Cognitions II xi 307 
Problem of space IV viii 315 
Protensive quantity or Pro- 
tension II xi 314 
Regulative; sixth cognative 
faculty II xi 313 
Relations between Phy- 
siology and. By W. F 
W. Creelman: abstract... HI v 14 
Representative, fourth cog- 
native faculty of mind.. . II xi 312 
Reproductive, third cogna- 
tive faculty of mind 11 x 311 
Self-consciousness II xi 310 
Sensation in II xi 307 
Psychology, Nomological. 
Nomology of Cognitions; 
fir t part of II xi 317 
Nomology of Cona ions.... II xi 318 
Nomology o Feelings II xi 318 
Second division of Philosophy II xi 317 
Psychology, Phenomenal. 
Consciousness II xi 302 
First division of Philosophy. II XI 302 
Phenomenology of Cogni- 
tions H xi 306 
Phenomenology of Cona- 
tions; third part of II xi 316 
Phenomenology of Feelings; 
second part of II xi 315 
Psycornyia flavida, Hagen, 
characters; N. American 
habitats II vn 500 
Psyllidse. 
Feeding habits of larvae of. . IV ix 361 
Species IV ix 308 
Ptarmigan, Rock, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI V 120 
Pteridophyta, Ophioglossa- 
ceae relation to other 
groups of IV v 288 
Pterinia carin ata, Loraine 
schales, Toronto I I 150 
Pteris aquilina. 
Apogamy in IV v 281 
Polystelic central cylinder 
(pl.) IV vi 604 
Pteromys, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
P. oregonensis, Bach Ill vi 85 
P. sabrinus, Rich HI vi 85 
P. sabrinus, var. B. alpinus, 
Rich Ill vi 85 
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Pterotics, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 272 
Pteropod Marl. 
Foraminifera in, Jamaica... IV vm 384 
Jamaica IV vm 384 
Pteropoda. 
Characters; Canadian locali- 
ties (pl.) II vu 118 
Corniferous Limestone and 
Hamilton Rocks, Ont.... II xiv 135 
Position in animal kingdom II x 28 
Position in Mollusca II xi 325 
Pteropods. 
Belleville species II v 45 
Pteropus, Ceylon II vu 34g 
Pterosauria II v 82 
Pterygoids, Amiurus catus .. HI 11 286 
Ptilodictya in Clinton 
group, Dundas 
P. crassa, Hall II xiv 142 
P. punctata, Nicholson and 
Hinde II xiv 3 
P. raripora, Hall II xiv 142 
Ptolemaeus IX. 
Copper coin of, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 230 
Ptolemaeus I and Berenice. 
Copper coin of, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 230 
Public Amusements, of 
working classes . II vu 385 
Public Health, Lead, Copper, 
or Zinc Pipes effect on.. . I 11 172 
Puces, Riviere aux, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 537 
Puch, war god IV vi 183 
Puchtunox, war god IV vi 183 
Pueblos Indians, descend- 
ants of mound-builders?. Ill v 64 
Puff birds, generic characters II ix 233 
Pulmobranchiata (De 
Blainville). 
Families II xn 34 
Generic characters II xn 26 
Pulmonifera (Cuvier). 
Characters; Canadian lo- 
calities II vu 121 
Generic characters and sub- 
division II xii 26 
Observations on Terrestrial, 
of Maine, including a 
Catalogue of all species of 
terrestrial and fluviatile 
Mollusca known to in- 
habit the state. By Ed. 
S. Morse: reviewed II x 42 
Pulp Industry. 
Canada IV vm 181 
Effect of discharge from 
pulp mills on fish life.... IV vu 439 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Pulvinulina favus, Brady, 
Tinidad and South Pacific 
specimens IV vm 387 
P. menardi, Trinidad IV vm 387 
Puma, Canadian localities.. . Ill vi 71 
Puozzolanas, effect of sea 
water on I in 41 
Pupa vetusta, coal measures 
of Nova Scotia II vu 146 
Purgatives. 
Dene IV iv 130 
Western Denes IV iv 130 
Purple Finch, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 92 
Purple Gallinule II vn 510 
Purple Grakle, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 95 
Purple Martin. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill m 94 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors II in 503 
III in 93 
Purple Sandpiper, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Purkinje, Cells of, Nissl 
granules in IV vi 409 
Purpura (Cuma), woodii, 
Dall, Caribean IV vm 390 
P. lapillus, British Seas I i 109 
Pursey, G. G. 
Nebular theory o-f Cre- 
ation IV vm 451 
Purslane, Canadian localities II xv 174 
Pusey, Dr., fertilizing value 
of nitrate of soda: ref. . . . II vi 51 
Putorius, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
P. ermineus, Linn Ill vi 75 
P. longicauda, Bonap Ill vi 75 
P. lutreolus (Cuv), Allen.. . Ill vi 75 
P. nigrescens, Aud. and 
Bach. Ill vi 75 
P. pusillus, Aud and Bach. .Ill vi 74 
P. vison, Brisson Ill vi 75 
P. vulgaris, Linn Ill vi 74 
Pwahgunahbeck II n 333 
Pyciodes, Rocky Mountain 
species with habitats.... Ill u 242 
Pye-Smith, Dr., theory of 
righthandedness II xv 474 
Pygidium II i 275 
Pyrameis, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats.... Ill n 240 
Pyramid of Amenemke. . . I n 154 
Pyramids of Gizeh, examin- 
ation of in 1842 by Dr. 
Lepsius I ii 153 
Pyran ga, Hamilton species. . II v 392 
P. rubra, habits of Ontario 
visitors Ill m 97 
Pyrensean, survivals of Goths 
and Iberians in, valleys. . IV u 180 
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Pyrgus, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 241 
Pyriformis, orang IV vi 556 
Pyrites. 
Dykes of Rainy Lake Ill v 176 
Hudson's Bay, Ascot Tp., 
Que., and Till Cove Mine, 
Newfoundland, compared III iv 198 
L. Wendigokan region IV vm 349 
Purple copper II i 187 
Pyrites, Arsenical. 
From Marmora; analyzed. . Il xn 267 
From Tudor, Hastings Co., 
analyzed II xn 266 
Pyrites, Iron. 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Occurrence of gold and 
SILVER IN GALENA AND. 
By R. Dewar IV n 121 
Pyrites, Magnetic, from 
Madoc; analyzed II xn 266 
Pyroxene. 
Non-pleochroic, colorless 
rhombic in dykes of Rainy 
Lake Ill v 178 
Rhombic, bronzite of Eng- 
land Ill v 178 
Rock, Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Pyroxenite, occurrence with 
apatite in Canada Ill in 297 
Pyroxyline II i 194 
Pyrula consors, Sow, Cari- 
bean and its Pacific re- 
presentative IV vm 390 
P. melongena, Caribean and 
its Pacific representative. IV vm 390 
P. perversa. 
Ancient graves of Ontario 
contain II in 398 
Discovered in Indian grave 
near Dundas, Ont II in 402 
From Fishing Islands I in 156 
From Nottawasaga descri- 
bed I ni 156 
P. pyrula, Brod, conspecific 
with P. consors, Sow IV vm 390 
P. spirata. 
Discovered in Indian grave 
near Dundas, Ont II ill 402 
From Beverly ossuaries.... I in 156 
Pyrula, highly prized by In- 
dians of America II III 406 
Pyrum I in 156 
P.murex I m 157 
Pyrrhula enucleator, win- 
ters around Toronto I i 170 
Pyrus, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of 
P. americana, D.C II xv 434 
P. arbutifolia, L II xv 434 
P. coronaria, L II xv 434 
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P. coronaria, described II vi 30 
Pytergotus II i 280 
Pythagoras. 
Note on Propositions of. 
by J. B. Cherriman II ill 15 
Pythidae, Kicking Horse Pass 
species Ill v 215 
Pyura (sens, restr), British 
Columbia coast IV ix 134 
P. auct. part, syn. Tethyum 
(sens, nov.) IV ix 135 
Pyura haustor (Stimpson), 
of British Columbia coast IV ix 134 
Qikab I., of House of Cawek. IV vi 158 
Quadrate, Amiurus catus 
(pl.) Ill ii 284 
Quadratic. 
Auxiliary biquadratic with, 
sub-auxiliary in equations 
of fifth degree Ill u 121 
Quadratus femoris, orang.. IV vi 560 
Quadrifidse. II vm 3 
Q. extensae, families repre- 
sented in Canada II x 247 
Quadrumana. 
Difference in cranial capa- 
city between man and. .. II ix 166 
Distribution of II iv 76 
Fossil I in 110 
Hands in, distinguished 
from man II ix 162 
Man and; difference between II ix 162 
Quantity. 
On Relation of, to Aes- 
thetic Sentiment. By 
Rev. David Inglis II in 409 
Quarries. 
Limestone and Marble, 
on the Shores of L. 
Couchiching I n 38 
Quail, Toronto winter bird... I i 171 
Quartz. 
Artificial production of... . II in 205 
Characteristics II v 518 
Conditions in which occurs 
in Kamanistiquia region. Ill vn 253 
Dykes of Rainy Lake con- 
tain. HI v 176 
Meteoric Iron contains. ... II vi 526 
North shore of L. Huron . . I I 125 
Semi-translucent white, of 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Uralitic, diabase in Rainy 
Lake Ill v 181 
Quartz-diorites, L. Wendi- 
gokan region IV vm 350 
Quartzite. 
Bands of, accompany Lime- 
stone bands of Laurentian 
Rock, Ont, II in 4 
Canadian II vi 436 
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Quartzite-Con. 
Described II vi 436 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
Laurentian Series, Canada.. II vm 115 
Quartzose sandstone, for- 
mation at Niagara II v 501 
Quatre Bras, battle HI iv 159 
Quauhtenanco, defense by 
Tlatilolcas IV vi 172 
Quauhtemalan, war with 
Atitlan IV vi 162 
Quebec Act. 
Discussed Ill vi 256 
Objects in passing it IV vn 409 
Quebec. 
Almanac and British Ameri- 
can Royal Calendar for 
1819 II xv 29 
Quebec City. 
BeseigedbyAmericans, 1776 II xiv 79 
Canadian Institute's me- 
morial to Governor- 
General for Astrono- 
mical Observatory at. . II ii 309 
Chien d'Or inscription II ix 304 
In 1852 1 1 33 
Literary and Historical 
Society of I m 170, 195, 220, 243, 
268, 327, 384 
Longitude determined II iv 460 
Longitude of, determined by 
Lieut. Ashe, R.N II iv 277 
Mean results of Meteoro- 
logical observations 1853- 
54. By Lieut. Noble I in 327 
Meteorological Register for; 
see under Meteorological 
Registers. 
Quebec Meteorological 
Table I m 20 
Sir Guy Carleton's defence 
of, in 1775-76 II xiv 79 
Temperature at, from 1828- 
1836 I i 77 
Quebec group of rocks. 
Characteristics II vi 44 
Crustacean fauna of prim- 
ordial zone of Europe and, 
compared II vi 287 
Described II vi 44 
Description of, along Inter- 
colonial Ry II xv 381 
Economic substances of, in 
Canada. II vm 193 
Fauna in, at Pt. Levi, Que. . II vi 43 
Fossils in, at Pt. Levi, Que. . II vi 42 
In Quebec II xv 99 
Remarks on Fauna of, 
and Primordial Zone of 
Canada. By Sir Wm. E. 
Logan II vi 40 
Silurian Series II vm 186 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Quebec Province. 
Boundaries of, as defined by 
Constitutional Act, 1791. II xiv 58 
Boundary between, and On- 
tario stared from Pt. au 
Bodet, reason for II xiv 62 
Census returns, 1861 II x 11 
Distribution of gold in Eas- 
tern Townships I in 97 
Distribution of Trenton 
Group in. II vm 202 
Earthquakes in I x 185 
Eastern townships' condi- 
tion after rebellion of 1837 IV in 297 
Effect of immigration on... II x 13 
Felisconcolar, occurrence in III vn 281 
Geological formations in. . . II xv 95 
Geological sub-divisions of. II xv 92 
Helix species in II vm 343 
Hudson River Formation in II vm 207 
Iron ore deposits IV vm 186 
Journal de 1'Instruction 
Publique: reviewed II n 282 
Journal of Education; Lower 
Canada: reviewed II ii 282 
II v 365 
II vi 487 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 370 
Rebellion of 1837 as viewed 
by Lieut.-Col. Coffin.... IV in 284 
Rebellion of 1837, causes and 
incidents prior to out- 
break IV in 286 
Rebellion of 1837, skirmishes 
during; facts concerning. IV ill 288 
Trachytic Rocks of II v 428 
Water Power of. By 
Lieut. D. Ashe: reprint.. I in 327 
Village Community system. Ill iv 66 
Queen Charlotte Sound In- 
dians, Census, 1847 I i 197 
Queen's Wharf, Toronto. 
Unusual fluctuations of lake 
levels at IV v 42 
Queenstown, gazetteer no- 
tice II xiv 211,537 
Queenston, Ont., 1795 IV i 100 
Quercus, Canadian species 
Q. alba, Q discolor and Q. 
rubra described II vi 36 
Q. alba, L., host of 
Andricus petiolicola, Bassett IV ix 348 
Holcaspis globulus, Fitch... IV ix 340 
Neuroterus majalis, Bassett IV ix 354 
Philonix erinacei Beut IV ix 341 
Philonix nigra Gillette IV ix 342 
Q. coccinea Muench, host 
of 
Amphibolips confluens, Har- 
ris IV ix 343 
I Amphibolips inanis O. S. . . IV ix 344 
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Q. coccinea Muench, host 
of-Con. 
Andricus imbricariae Ash- 
mead IV ix 346 
Andricus piger, Bassett.... IV ix 347 
Cecidomyia majalis, Bass. . IV ix 320 
Cynips? constricta, Stebbins IV ix 352 
Dryophanta palustris O. S.. IV ix 344 
Q. macro carp a, Michx, host 
of 
Andricus (undescribed).... IV ix 348 
Eriophyes querci (Garman). IV ix 299 
Holcaspis bassetti, Gillette. IV ix 341 
Philonix hirta, Bassett IV ix 342 
Q. rubra, L., host of 
Dryophanta palustris O. S. IV ix 344 
Amphibolips inanis O. S. . . IV ix 344 
Andricus singularis, Bassett IV ix 346 
Cecidomyia majalis, Bass. . IV ix 320 
Quetzalcoatl, worship IV v 13 
Quicha Language, geogra- 
phical distribution Ill v 130 
Quichua. 
Quichua Language. By 
Prof. Dunlop: abstract... HI v 130 
Origin HI v 67 
Quicha words in Welsh.... IV vu 42 
Quichua-Aymara, Aryan 
origin of 111 v 67 
Quiche Indians. 
History IV vi 156 
History after Qikab I IV vi 168 
Hurakan's messenger IV vi 116 
Kingdom; history IV vi 158 
Legend of man's origin.... IV vi 208 
Losses to Cachiquels IV vi 159 
MS. of Chichicastenago.... IV vi 157 
Month names IV vi 332 
Supremacy in C. America. . IV vi 205 
Popol Vuh IV vi 116 
Voc of IV vi 116 
Quiche-Cachiquel, mon- 
archs and Cocyoeza IV vi 183 
Quigrich. 
Quigrich. By Daniel Wil- 
son II iv 429 
Virtues in II iv 438 
Quinet, M. Edgar. 
Campaign of 1815: ref Ill iv 151 
Quinine. 
On Optical Properties of 
A RECENTLY DISCOVERED 
salt of Quinine. By 
Prof. Stokes: reprint. ... I I 115 
Quinnat salmon IV ix 24 
Quipucamayus IV v 315 
Quiscalus. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI vu 190, 199 
IV in 69, 75, 81, 98, 102, 
103, 104, 105 
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Q. purpureus, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 95 
Quinte Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 67, 68 
On some ancient mounds 
UPON SHORES OF. By 
Thos. Campbell II v 409 
Quinte, Isle de, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 538 
Quinte Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 538 
Quintilian. 
Language distinguishing 
characteristic of man: ref. IV iv 21 
Raad, history and uses of. ... II in 64 
Rabbit. 
Canadian species and their 
localities Ill vi 83 
Colour of young different 
than that of parents; ques- 
tion II I 75 
Dene, snares IV iv 103 
Denes uses for, skin IV iv 156, 164 
Rabbit Mountain Vein, 
Kamanistiquia Ill vu 258 
Rabi. 
Process of formation of 
heart in Salamandra and 
Triton: ref IV ii 251 
Rabies, Isles aux, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 538 
Rabies, Pointe aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 538 
Rabl-Riickhard. 
Brain of Teleosts: ref HI n 353 
Raby Head, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 538 
Raccoon, Canadian localities III vi 76 
Races. 
Brain Weight and Size in 
RELATION TO RELATIVE 
Capacity of Races. By 
Daniel Wilson 11 xv 177 
Complexion, Climate and, 
By J. M. Buchan Ill I 5 
Complexion of, in various 
Climates HI II 11 
Causes of some tribes se- 
cluding themselves from 
rest of mankind II ix 327 
Displacement and Extinc- 
tion among PRIMEVAL, OF 
man. By Daniel Wilson, 
LL.D 11 i 4 
Noah's family primary sub- 
divisions of Human family II I 5 
On Secluded Tribes of 
Uncivilized men II ix 327 
Rachel See, proportional 
amounts of salts in water. IV vu 559 
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Rachitic children, muscle 
examined for fatty de- 
generation IV viii 403 
Raddish, Rev. T., Toronto.. II xm 95 
Radiata. 
Fossils in Toronto rocks.... I i 149 
Morphology and nomen- 
clature of II vi 171 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II vi 43 
Position in animal kingdom. II iv 284 
Radiated Animals, Polypi- 
fera or corals, Acalepha, 
Echinodermata II vi 505 
Radiations. 
On Chemical action of 
Solar Radiations. By 
R. Hunt I ii 69 
Radicals, organic, chlorides 
and bromides of II i 488 
Radiolaria. 
Cuban marls IV vm 386 
Haeckel's discovery of na- 
ture of spines II xv 418 
Jamaica IV vm 386 
Radiolarian. 
Limestone, Jamaica IV vm 383 
Rock, Cuba IV vm 385 
Rock, Jamaica IV vm 385 
Ooze indicates position of 
Barbados in geological 
times IV vm 376 
Rae, Geo. Martin. 
Should Privilege of Mak- 
ing Wills be restrict- 
ed: abstract Ill vi 43 
Rae, Dr. John. 
Communications of Arctic 
Discovery: ref II v 124 
Expedition in search of Sir 
John Franklin Im 91 
Formation of Icebergs and 
Transportation of Boul- 
ders by Ice II iv 180 
Letter to Sir George 
Simpson on Fate of Sir 
John Franklin I m 91 
List of relics of Sir John 
Franklin I m 92 
Obtained first information 
of Franklin expedition. . . IV vm 396 
Raehlmann. 
Glycogen solutions: ref IV vm 62 
Rafn. 
Norse discoveries in Ame- 
rica: ref. . . Ill vi 271 
Raft. 
Construction of, to rescue 
passengers from sinking 
ships. By Lieut. D. Ashe. I m 327 
Rail (birds). 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Position among birds II xi 158 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Rail and Water Hen Birds, 
order to which they belong II xi 151 
Rail, Virginian, Toronto.... Ill vn 194 
Railton. 
Analysis of nitro-glycerine . 11 xiv 356 
Railway, Buffalo and 
Brantford. 
Opening of: reprint I n 205 
Railway, Grand Trunk 
Grand Trunk Ry. Co.: 
reprint I i 235 
I in 18 
Lumbering on line of 
reprint I in 46 
Notes of a visit to. By 
Fred Cumberland I in 225 
Railways, Great Western. 
Gt. Western of Canada: 
reprint I n 204 
I in 19 
Progress of (1852) I i 22 
Report for 1852-53: reviewed I i 257 
Report of R. G. Benedict 
(chief Eng.): extracts... . I I 20 
Railway, Hamilton and 
Toronto, report, 1852-53 I I 260 
Railway, Northern or Onta- 
rio, Simcoe and Huron. 
Condition I ill 18 
Construction work I I 22 
Election of Board of Mana- 
gers I I 118 
Ontario, Simcoe and 
Huron: reprint I in 17 
Opening of: reprint I I 281 
I ii 255 
Report by Hugh Scobie: re- 
viewed I I 188 
Report of Board of Directors 
and of Alfred Brunnel, 
Chief Asst. Engineer: re- 
viewed I I 256 
Statistics of I ill 18 
Railway Regulations. 
Canada IV ix 62 
England IV ix 61 
Notes regarding. By S. J. 
McLean IV ix 61 
United States IV ix 62 
Railway, St. Lawrence, L. 
Huron and Peter- 
borough Junction 
Lines, engineer's Report. I I 22 
Railway, Toronto and 
Guelph. 
Report of Directors for 
1852-53 I i 259 
Report of Walter Shanley 
(Chief Eng.): reviewed. . I I 20 
Railways. 
Accidents in Gt. Britain and 
New York I II 45 
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Angle Railroad Wheels: 
reprint I ill 19 
Apparatus for stopping 
train: reprint I ii 126 
Bytown and Prescott Ry.; 
progress of I I 46 
Capital invested in British 
(1853) I m 104 
Colour Blindness in its 
RELATION TO, EMPLOYES 
and Public. By A. F. 
Chamberlain: abstract... Ill vn 20 
Construction of London and 
Birmingham Ry.; diffi- 
culties I ii 99 
Curves and Grades on On- 
tario, Simcoe and Huron 
Ry. between Toronto and 
Barrie I II 18 
Difficulties of early Con- 
struction in Gt. Britain. . I ii 99 
Durability of Iron. By 
Wm. Truran I m 237 
Flue lengths and economy of 
fuel II i 338 
Fuel economy, methods of 
obtaining II I 338 
Great Subterranean: re- 
print I hi 46 
History of, up to 1863 II ix 28 
Improvement of I ii 45 
INAUGURATION OF THE CAL- 
CUTTA Ry.: reprint 1 m 240 
Influence of: abstract.. . I in 147 
Length of British (1853)... I ill 103 
Middle rail to prevent train 
from running off track... I i 93 
Mileage in England and 
United States I II 173 
New Compound Rail. By 
Sandford Fleming II ill 473 
Norris's Railway Joint 
Chair: reprint I n 177 
Nova Scotia Railways: 
reprint . • I m 19 
Procedure to be adopted in 
Transcontinental (1862).. II vn 204 
Projected in Turkey I I 120 
Projects in Canada (1839).. II xv 37 
Railroads of Canada .... I i 99 
Railway Accidents; their 
CAUSE AND MEANS OF 
prevention; detailing 
PARTICULARLY THE VARI- 
OUS CONTRIVANCES WHICH 
ARE IN USE AND HAVE 
BEEN PROPOSED; WITH 
THE REGULATIONS OF 
SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL 
Britishflines. By Capt. 
M. Huish I i 8 
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Railways-Con. 
Railway Bridge over St. 
Lawrence at Montreal; 
ITS LOCATION AND CON- 
STRUCTION: reprint 1 n 76 
Railways in Canada:.... I in 147 
Railways in New Bruns- 
wick: reprint: ref 1 in 19 
Railways of Maine I in 149 
Railways of World: re- 
print I n 197 
Report on British (1853). 
By Capt. Galton: reprint. I in 103 
Second Trial of Newall's, 
Brake: reprint I ii 151 
South Wales Ry.: reprint I i 35 
Statistics of, for 1851 in Eng. I i 23 
Stephenson's views on, 
guage I n 192 
Suspension bridge at 
Falls: reprint I in 149 
Suspension bridge over Nia- 
gara I I 46 
Table of cost of Fuel on 
American and Canadian, 
for 1855 II i 337 
Telegraphing to and 
from, trains. By Dr. A. 
M. Roseburgh Ill iv 177 
Traffic in Gt. Britain I i 120 
Traffic in Gt. Britain 
and Ireland: reprint.. . I in 42 
Transcontinental suggested 
in 1861 by Sandford 
Fleming and cost esti- 
mated II vii 200 
Trunk line in Canada, nego- 
ciations for its construc- 
tion I i 22 
Width of gauge; Stephen- 
son's views on I II 166 
Rain. 
Ammonia in Rain, River 
Water and Snow: re- 
print I n 102 
Amount of nitric acid, am- 
monia, chlorine, lime and 
magnesia in I ii 9 
Coloured I i 261 
On Ammonia contained in. 
By M. Boussingault: ab- 
stract I n 282 
On relative durations of 
DIFFERENT WINDS DURING, 
OR SNOW, DERIVED FROM 
Toronto observations, 
1853-59. By G. T. King- 
ston II ix 240 
On Rising of Waters in 
Springs immediately be- 
fore Rain. By Prof. J. 
Brocklesby: reprint I ii 141 
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Rain-Con. 
On Variation in Quantity 
of Rain due to Moon's 
Position in Reference 
to Plane of Earth's 
Orbit. By C. Fulbrook: 
reprint II ill 50 
Rain with reference to wind 
direction (1853-59), at 
Toronto II ix 241 
Rain and snowfall and, 
highest and lowest water 
on L. Ontario; statement, 
1854-93 IV v 38 
Rain and snowfall, 1854 to 
1903, and highest and low- 
est water in L. Ontario: 
table IV viii 3 
Rainy days and rainfall at 
Toronto from 1840 to 
1852 I I 88 
Results of, and snowfall at 
Toronto, 1859 II v 239 
Salts dissolved in rain water, 
M. Chatin's results I I 43 
Source of Nitrogen in 
Vegetation: reprint.... In 9 
Weathering agent in form- 
ing Central Basin of Ten- 
nessee HI vn 89 
Rain Lake, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 538 
Rainbow. 
Origin first explained by 
Ant'onius de Dominis, 
Archbishop of Spalatro.. I I 8 
Theory of I i 8 
Rainfall. 
At St. Martin Isle Jesus for 
1858 II iv 264 
At Toronto, 1860 II vi 211 
At Toronto (1861) II vu 98 
At various British stations 
in 1852 ....... 1 1 211 
Defect over L. Ontario basin 
usually means excess in L. 
Superior basin IV v 127 
Forests affect, of Michi- 
gan and Wisconsin IV v 40 
Forests affect water supply 
in valley d'Aragua, Vene- 
zuela . I n 131 
In Central Basin of Ten- 
nessee, factor in forming 
Basin HI vn 95 
Rainfall and forests IV viii 6 
Rainfall and Lake 
Levels. By R. F. Stupart IV v 121 
St. Martin Isle Jesus, for 
1859 II v 310 
Sunspots and. By Andrew 
Elvins HI v 6 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Rainham Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 538 
Rainy Lake. 
Diabase dykes examined 
microscopically Ill v 175 
Diabase dykes of. By A. 
C. Lawson Ill v 173 
Diabase dyke of; structure 
and composition Ill v 179 
Trading expeditions to, 
about 1765 IV m 264 
Raisin Isles, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 538 
Raisin Pointe, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 539 
Raisins, Riviere aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 539 
Raleigh Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 539 
Rallidse. 
Order to which they belong. II xi 151 
Position among the birds... II xi 158 
Rallinae, generic characters. II xi 158 
Rallus, Hamilton species.... II v 394 
R. crepitans II vn 510 
R. virginianus. 
Can contract its body II vn 513 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 194 
IV m 66 
Ralph's method, preserv- 
ing insects II viii 341 
Ram. 
Origin and traces of II xiv 398 
Rameses, same as Thoth- 
mosis II xiii 41 
Rammelsberg, C. F. 
Handbuch der Mineral- 
chemie: reviewed II v 540 
Ramsay, Prof. A. C., F.R.S. 
Iroquois terrace north of 
Toronto: ref IV vi 30 
Old Glaciers of Switzerland 
and North Wales: re- 
viewed II v 51 
On Breaks in Succession 
of Life in British Rock: 
reprint II in 89 
On Structure and Suc- 
cession of Lower Palae- 
ozoic Rocks of North 
Wales and part of 
Shropshire: reprint. ... I I 248 
Probable former exist- 
ence OF PALAEOZOIC 
glaciers: reprint I in 114 
Process for obtaining 
Lithographs by means 
of Photography : reprint I in 412 
Protaster salteri: ref IV viii 364 
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-Con. 
Thickness of ice of an- 
cient GLACIERS OF N. 
Wales and glaciation 
of Country: reprint.... I m 114 
Ramsay, E. B. Dean. 
Autograph letter on re- 
miniscences II xiv 346 
Ramsay, Smith, W. 
Function of peroneus tertius 
in man: ref IV vi 563 
Ramus muscles of Amiurus 
described. 
R. ad. m. adductorem man- 
dibulae Ill u 368 
R. buccalis (pl.) Ill u 367 
R. ciliaris Ill n 367 
R. cutaneus palatinus Ill u 367 
R. lateralis trigemini (pl.).. Ill li 366 
R. mandibularis Ill II 368 
R. maxillaris Ill n 368 
R. ophthalmicus profundus. Ill n 366 
R. ophthalmicus superficia- 
lis Ill ii 366 
R. oticus Ill ii 366 
R. palatinus Ill n 367 
Rana. 
Ciliation of, larvae IV vm 476 
Observations on formation 
of yolk in ovarian ova of . IV I 270 
R. esculenta, tarsus with 
supernumerary digit IV vi 545 
Rand, Rev. S. T. 
Micmacs' knowledge of 
Natural History: ref. . . . IV vi 327 
Rangifer, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
R. caribou, Linn Ill vi 68 
R. groenlandicus, Linn Ill vi 68 
R. tarandus (Linn), Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill V 115 
Raniceps lyellii, coal strata, 
Ohio II hi 261 
Ranidse, catalogue of, found 
in United States II i 188 
Ranke, H. 
Sucking pad in infant: ref.. IV vi 512 
Rankine, W. J. Macquorn. 
On means of cooling air 
IN TROPICAL CLIMATES: 
reprint I n 72 
On Causes of excess of 
the Mean Temperature 
OF RIVERS ABOVE THAT OF 
Atmosphere observed 
By M. Renou: abstract.. I I 96 
On Re-concentration of 
Mechanical or Energy 
of Universe: abstract.. I i 95 
Ransome and May's one- 
horse harvest cart I i 13 
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Ranunculaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 291 
Development of stem IV vi 615 
Hamilton species Ill n 145 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xiv 635 
II xv 51 
London species II vm 220 
Monostelic and astelic ex- 
amples IV vi 614 
Ranunculus. 
Effect of strong solutions on 
leaves of, applied to cut 
end of petioles: expts.... IV vn 292 
Phloeoterma in IV vi 616 
Ranunculus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
R. abortivus, L II xv 55 
R. acris, L II xv 56 
R. affinis, R. Brown II xv 54 
R. aquatilis, L II xv 53 
R. cymbalaria, Pursh II xv 54 
R. fascicularis, Muhl II xv 55 
R. flammula, L II xv 54 
R. multifidus, Pursh II xv 53 
R. nivalis, L II xv 54 
R. pennsylvanicus, L II xv 55 
R. pygmaeus, Wohl II xv 54 
R. recurvatus, Poiret Il xv 55 
R. repens, L II xv 55 
R. rhomboideus, Goldie.... II xv 54 
R. sceleratus, L II xv 55 
Ranunculus, Development 
of young stem in 
R. abortivus IV vi 617 
R. acris (pl.) IV vi 616 
R. repens IV vi 617 
R. sceleratus IV vi 617 
R. rhomboideus (pl.) IV vi 618 
Ranvier. 
Fusiform corpuscles: ref... IV n 243 
Raphanus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
R. raphanistrum, L II xv 164 
Raphia, uses of II x 286 
Raphistoma, Ottawa R I i 221 
Rapid Plat, Isle au, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 539 
Rapo, N. Zealand II n 360 
Rapp. 
Mesenterial filaments: ref. . IV vi 388 
Rash, Prof. 
Effect of pollution of streams 
on propagation of food 
fishes: ref IV vn 428 
Raspberry, Canadian species 
with habitats II xv 431 
Rasorial birds II vm 463 
Rat, Canadian species and 
their localities Ill vi 81 
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Rathbun, Richard. 
Extract from report on 
Fisheries in contiguous 
waters of State of Wash- 
ington and British Colum- 
bia, giving effect of saw- 
dust on fish IV vu 432 
Rathke. 
Structure of Acontia of 
Metridium dianthus: ref. IV vi 388 
Rattles, Dene IV iv 118 
Rattlesnake, examples of 
cures for, bites HI v 258 
Ontario varieties HI v 255 
Rau, Dr. Chas. 
Building containing Tablet 
of Cross at Palenque: ref. IV vi 113 
Raum. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref.. IV vi 481 
Raven. 
Orillia IV m 98 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Rawdon Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 539 
Raweniyo, of Huron Iroquois IV vi 275 
Rawlinson, Col. Sir Henry. 
Identity of II or Ra, as great 
god of Babylonia: ref.... II xm 523 
Origin of Egyptians: ref.... HI ill 284 
Cuneiform Inscriptions 
of Assyria and Baby- 
lonia: reprint I in 364 
Results of Assyrian ex- 
pedition: reprint I in 309 
Ray, Lieut. 
Eskimo migration: ref Ill vi 274 
Raynouard. 
Origin of Romance langu- 
ages: ref IV ii 185 
Razor-fish. 
Methods of catching II vu 359 
Use as food II vii 360 
Read, D. B. 
Hurons IV i 86 
Newark in 1792 IV i 72 
Reade. 
Love song of Wabanaki In- 
dians IV vi 342 
Reade, John. 
Prophecy of Merlin and 
other Poems: reviewed... II xn 490 
Realism, Hypothetical, Sir 
Wm. Hamilton's view on, 
criticized II xn 57 
Reaping Machine, invention 
of I i 111 
Receptaculites. 
Affinity and family II iv 466 
Ottawa River I i 222 
R. occidentalis, Canadian... II iv 467 
Rechah, family II xiv 175 
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Reckoner. 
Nom-de-plume of Rev. Dr. 
Strachan II xv 440 
Recklinghausen, von. 
Fusiform corpuscles: ref.. IV n 243 
Rectus femoris, Orang (pl.). IV vi 554 
Recurvirostrinae, generic 
characters II xi 160 
Red, colour blind persons take 
it as black II I 152 
Red Bird, Hamilton species.. II v 392 
Red Cedar Lake, first explor- 
ations of Ill vi 142 
Red Crow (Blood Chief), car- 
eer of IV vi 298 
Red Deer, Canadian localities III vi 68 
Red Deer River, first explora- 
tion of Ill vi 145 
Red-fish IV ix 24 
Red Light, effect on small- 
pox patients IV vm 108 
Red Mt., Ont., physical geo- 
logy of IV vii 146 
Red Osier, characters; Cana- 
dian habitats II vi 280 
Red Phalarope, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Red River. 
Exploration of country be- 
tween L. Superior and, 
1858 II iv 91 
Fossils collected at II v 189 
Gazetteer notice (1813). ... II xiv 539 
Mounds of Mound Builders 
on Ill iv 131 
Narrative of Canadian, Ex- 
ploring Expedition of 
1857. By H. Youle Hind: 
reviewed II vi 175 
Notes on Sojourn among 
Half-Breeds, Hudson 
Bay Cos. Territory. By 
P. Kane II I 128 
Salts in water, proportional 
amounts in IV vu 558 
Selkirk Colony on brief his- 
tory of II vi 179 
Selkirk's agreement with 
Indians for, territory.... IV vi 294 
Trial of prisoners from, for 
high treason, 1818 II xiii 89 
Red River Valley, Geology.. Ill v 150 
Red Squirrel, Canadian lo- 
calities HI vi 85 
Red Willow. 
Dene uses for IV iv 84, 131 
Medical properties of IV iv 131 
Red Wing blackbird, On- 
tario visitors Ill in 94 
Red-backed Mouse, Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 80 
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Redintegration, Law of II xi 312 
Redoua inscription, trans- 
lated IV vi 266 
Redowsky, Dr. 
Tungus described by IV v 175 
Redpolls, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 189,198 
, IV I 42, 54, 57 
IV in 64, 69, 95 
Red-root, Canadian localities II xv 352 
Redstart. 
Hamilton species II v 389 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 192 
IV in 83, 108 
Red-throated Diver, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 123 
Reed. 
Coloration of adult Pletho- 
don cinereus: ref IV vm 469 
Reed, Isaac. 
Autograph in vol. now pro- 
perty of Rev. Dr. Scad- 
ding II xv 539 
Reed, Major. 
Yellow Fever; its cause and 
transmission: ref IV vm 57 
Reefs. 
Coral reefs described I n 82 
Florida 1 n 81 
Rees, Indians, original home III v 61 
Reeve, Lowell. 
Obituary II x 429 
Reflectors. 
Silvered Porcelain Re- 
flectors: reprint I in 413 
Refraction. 
Cause of, in atmosphere and 
mathematical expression 
for same I i 6 
Effect on, of humidity in 
air I I 7 
Note on Solar. By Prof. 
Piazzi Smyth: reprint... I in 366 
On some Phenomena pro- 
duced BY REFRACTIVE 
POWER OF EYE. By A. 
Claudet: reprint II ix 56 
Refractometer, Bernard. 
New Refractometer. By 
Prof. Bennard: reprint.. I in 112 
Refuse. 
Refuse of smelting fur- 
naces: reprint I in 242 
Regeczy. 
Superficial epithelium of 
stomach of Amiurus: ref. Ill n 398 
Regelation. 
Faraday's views on II vi 63 
In glass II vi 64 
Note on. By Michael Fara- 
day: reprint . II vi 54 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Regelation-Con. 
Notes on Apparent Uni- 
versality of Principle 
Analogous to, on Phy- 
sical Nature of Glass, 
and on Probable Exist- 
ence OF WATER IN STATE 
Corresponding to that 
of Glass. By Ed. W. 
Brayley: reprint II vi 63 
Regis St., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 539 
Regnault, M. 
Researches respecting 
Affinities of Structure 
in Stems of Plants be- 
longing to Cyclosper- 
ME£: reprint II vn 219 
Regnault, M. V. 
Investigation of Specific 
Heats of Elastic 
Fluids: reprint I n 133 
Regulative, sixth cognative 
faculty of mind II xi 313 
Regulus. 
Hamilton species II v 390 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 183, 185, 190 
IV i 58 
IV in 72, 97, 102, 103, 104, 106 
Reichert. 
Reichert's Distillation 
Process for identifica- 
tion of Butter fat. By 
A. McGill HI v 39 
Distillation Process of, for 
identification of butter 
fat; experiments on var- 
ious processes Ill v 41 
Process of, for identification 
of Cocoa-nut oil as adul- 
terant of butter fat Ill v 40 
Reichert, Dr. 
Atropine paralyzes respira- 
tion: ref IV vii 232 
Reid, Thos. 
Contributions to Scottish 
Philosophy II xi 218 
Essays on Human Mind. 
By Sir Wm. Hamilton: 
reviewed II n 285 
Reindeer. 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 115 
Remains in Toronto and 
vicinity IV vi 38 
Reinhard. 
Nucleus in Oscillaria major: 
ref IV vi 442 
Reinke. 
Fibro-vascular system of 
Gunnera: ref IV vi 610 
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Reinke, Friedrich. 
Oedematin of nerve cells: 
ref IV vi 410 
Reinsch's arsenic test...... II iv 413 
Relics. 
Historical value of Indian. . I in 158 
Religion. 
Aborigines of Australia. ... II I 505 
Birthplace of Ancient, 
and Civilization. By 
Rev. J. Campbell II xm 152 
Language and. By Rev. 
John Maclean IV vi 273 
Nah'ane tribe IV vn 524 
Religious census of Ontario, 
1842,'48,'52 I i 96 
Remon, Grand, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 539 
Remora. 
Study of Cephalic Disk 
of (Echeneis): reprint... II xi 260 
Remy, Joseph. 
Experiments on breeding 
fish: ref I I 279 
Obituary I in 269 
Renal. 
Original Views on Renal 
Circulation: reprint. . . I n 146 
Renal cells. 
Distribution of potas- 
sium in. By C. P. Brown. IV ix 389 
Glomeruli action IV ix 399 
Method of demonstrating 
potassium in IV ix 390 
Potassium in; bibliography. IV ix 405 
Renan, M. 
Language formation and 
growth: ref Ill vi 94 
Renard. 
Olivine in Terrestrial rocks: 
ref Ill v 176 
Rendezvous Pt., intrusive 
gneiss through schists 
(pl.) Ill vi 120 
Renk. 
Amount of filth present in 
market milk: ref IV vn 467 
Number bacteria found in 
milk supply of Halle: ref. IV vn 468 
Rennet. 
Action on Cheese IV vn 120 
Action in ripening Cheese. . IV vn 132 
Rennie, G. 
Report on Development 
of Heat in Agitated 
Water: reprint II in 53 
Renselaerite, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 159 
Rensselaeria (Hall) II vi 265 
R. elongata, Hall II vi 267 
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Rent. 
A Criticism of Prof. 
Walker's work on that 
Subject. By W. A. Dou- 
glass: abstract Ill iv 58 
Repetition, Law of II xi 312 
Rephaim, connection with 
Anakim II xiv 169 
Report. 
Commissioners of Public 
Work, for Canada, 1851; 
reviewed I I 90 
Juries of 1851 Exhibition: 
reviewed I I 89 
Representative, fourth cog- 
native faculty of mind... II xi 312 
Reproduction. 
True Sexual, in Infu- 
soria. By M. Balbiana: 
reprint II vn 391 
Reproductive, third cogni- 
tive faculty of mind II xi 311 
Reptilia. 
On Orders of fossil and 
RECENT, AND THEIR DIS- 
TRIBUTION IN TIME. By 
Prof. Owen: reprint II v 73 
R. Owen's Classification of. II v 539 
Species that contain Nissl 
granules IV vi 425 
Reptiles. 
Classes unrepresented by 
fossils: reasons II xm 382 
Dicynodon Tigriceps. By 
Prof. Owen: reprint I in 317 
Fossil, in tree in coal Mea- 
sures of Nova Scotia. ... I I 237 
Fossil, from Coal-measures 
of Nova Scotia II vm 267 
Preservation of, for natural 
history specimens, notes 
on . I i 173 
Tracks of, in Lower Silurian I in 252 
Repulse Bay. 
Boulders carried there by 
ice II iv 183 
Huronian rocks Ill iv 199 
Minerals Ill iv 199 
Research. 
Co-operative-work in IV ix 232 
Defined IV ix 229 
Respiration. 
Atropine paralyzes IV vn 232 
Condition of, on effect of 
dose of chloroform IV vn 203 
Diemyctylus IV vin 489 
Does heart or, stop first in 
chloroform poisoning.... IV vn 199 
Forcible pulling forward of 
tongue in artificial, in 
chloroform poisoning .... IV vn 218 
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Plant II ix 422 
Plethodon IV vm 488 
Respiratory. 
Exchange in man IV ix 269 
Centres insensitive to lower- 
ing blood supply (pl.).... IV vn 205 
Restigouche Dist., Inter- 
colonial Ry., geology of. II xv 383 
Restigouche R., lower Car- 
boniferous rocks and 
Gaspe Limestone series of II xv 384 
" Resurrection Bone ". 
Legend of. By J. Playfair 
McMurrich IV ix 45 
Resuscitation. 
Methods of, in chloroform 
poisoning IV vn 215 
Reteograptus. 
Generic characters II vi 188 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II vi 43 
Retepora asperato-striata, 
Hall, Niagara Limestone, 
Thorold II xiv 141 
Retiolites, primordial Zone, 
Quebec II vi 43 
Retreat Pointe, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 539 
Retzia, generic characters.. . II vi 147 
R. eugenia (n. sp.), Devo- 
nian rocks, Ont. (pl.).... II vi 147 
Retzius, Prof. Andrews. 
Crania of Caribs of W. In- 
dies similar to Guanches 
of Canaries: ref Ill v 74 
Reviews. 
Acadian Geology. By J. W. 
Dawson II I 39 
Account of U. S. Naval As- 
tronomical Expedition to 
Southern Hemisphere, 
1849-50, '51, '52. By 
Lieut. Gilliss, U.S.N II ii 195 
Agriculture of French Ex- 
hibition. By J. Wilson, 
F.R.S. (Edin.) II i 140 
Alaska and its Resources. 
ByWm. H. Dall .. II xn 480 
Almanac of U.S. of Colombia 
for 1863 II ix 411 
Analytical Statics; by J. 
Todhunter II i 63, 299 
Anglo-American Magazine. I I 72 
Annaler for Nordish Old- 
kyndighed og Historic 
(Annals of Northern 
Archaeology and History) II iv 51 
Annals of Astronomical Ob- 
servatory of Harvard Col- 
lege; Account of Great 
Comet of 1858. By G. P. 
Bond II vm 57 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Reviews-Con. 
Archaic, or Studies of Cos- 
mogony and Natural 
History of Hebrew Scrip- 
tures. By J. W. Dawson . II v 59 
Ballads of Scotland II iv 295 
Bookseller; a Handbook of 
British and Foreign Liter- 
ature II iV 194 
Book of Nature. By F. 
Shoedler I n 311 
Bothwell; poem in 6 pts. 
By W. E. Aytoun II i 541 
British Colonial Magazine.. I i 72 
Canada at Universal Ex- 
hibition of 1855 II ii 32 
Canada Educational Direc- 
tory and Calendar, 1857-8 II ii 207 
Canada Directory for 1857-58 II m 34 
Canadian Agriculturist and 
Transactions of Board of 
Agriculture 1 i 139 
Canadian Almanac, 1859.. . II m 509 
Canadian Canals II x 261 
Canadian Literary News 
Letter and Booksellers 
Advertizer; H. Ramsay, 
Montreal, and A. H. 
Armour & Co., Toronto.. I m 268 
Canadian Naturalist and 
Geologist. By E. Billings II i 164 
Canadian poetry II m 17 
Catalogue of Birds known to 
inhabit Western Canada 
(Ont.). . By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II xi 244 
Catalogue of Human Crania 
at Academy of Natural 
Sciences, Philadelphia. 
By J. Aitken Meigs II n 364 
Chemical Method, Nota- 
tion, Classification and 
Nomenclature. By A. 
Laurent II I 295 
Chemistry Elementary. By 
G. Fownes, F.R.S I n 170 
Classification and Geogra- 
phical Distribution of 
Mammalia. By Richard 
Owen, F.R.S II v 58 
Classification of Mollusca 
based on Principle of 
Cephalization. By Prof. 
Morse II xi 187 
Climatology of United 
States. By L. Blodget.. . II ill 28 
Coins, Medals and Seals, 
Ancient and Modern. ... II vi 192 
Contributions to Natural 
History of United States. 
By L. Agassiz II in 243 
II vi 169 
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Contributions to Palaeon- 
tology, 1858-1859 and 
1860. By Jas. Hall II vi 187 
Course of Practical Chemis- 
try in Toronto University. 
By H. Croft II v 203, 299 
Crania Britannica. By J. 
Barnard Davis and J. 
Thurman II n 443 
II iv 142 
Darwin's "Origin of Spe- 
cies'' II v 367 
Descriptions of New Species 
of Palaeozoic Fossils. By 
Jas. Hall II m 153 
Description of deformed 
fragmentary skull found 
at Jerusalem. By J. Ait- 
ken Meigs II iv 487 
Descriptive Catalogue of 
Collection of Economic 
Minerals of Canada and 
of its Crystalline Rocks; 
sent to London Inter- 
national Exhibition (1862) II vn 215 
Edinburgh Review No. 
CCXVII, Jan. 1858 II m 137 
Elementary Geology. By 
Sir Chas. Lyell I m 285 
Elements of Inorganic Che- 
mistry. By Thos. Gra- 
ham II in 488 
Englishwoman in America.. II in 129 
Esquisse Geologique du 
Canada. Par W. E. Logan 
et T. S. Hunt II i 378 
Essay on Insects and dis- 
eases injurious to wheat 
crop. By H. Y. Hind.... II n 442 
Examples of Application of 
Trigonometry to Crystal- 
lographic Calculations, for 
use of students. By E. J. 
Chapman II v 301 
Existence of Dibranchiate 
Cephalopods of great 
bulk II vn 122 
Family Herald. By John 
Lovell II v 57 
Figures and Descriptions of 
Canadian Organic Re- 
mains; Decade III II iv 42 
First Biennial Report of 
Geological Survey of 
Michigan II vn 73 
Flora of Canada and Course 
in Botany at Laval Uni- 
versity. By l'Abbe Ovide 
Brunet II ix 344 
Galbraith and Haughtons 
Scientific Manuals II v 48 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Reviews-Con. 
Gales in Atlantic. By Lieut. 
Maury, U.S.N II n 280 
Genessee Farmer for Jan. 
1853 I i 139 
Genetic Cycle Jji Organic 
Nature. By Geo. Ogilvie. II vn 515 
Geological Evidences of 
Antiquity of Man, with 
remarks on theories of 
Species by Variation. By 
Sir Chas. Lyell II vni 378 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada, 1850-51 I i 112 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada. Reports for 1853, 
'54,'55,'56 II in 260 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada; Reports for 1853, '54, 
'55,'56 II in 320 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada; Report for 1858. ... II v 451 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada; Report from Com- 
mencement to 1863 II ix 207 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada, Decades I and IV... II iv 465 
Geological Survey of Can- 
ada; Report for 1857 II iv 268 
Government Map of Can- 
ada from Red River to 
GulfofSt. Lawrence (1858) II v 551 
Geography and History of 
British America and other 
Colonies of Empire. By 
J. Geo Hodgins II in 47 
Hamilton and Toronto Ry. 
Co's report for 1852-53... I I 260 
Handbuch der Mineral- 
chemie. Von C. F. Ram- 
melsberg II v 540 
Handbook of Toronto Cli- 
mate, Geology, Natural 
History, Educational In- 
stitutions, etc II in 502 
Handbook of Zoology; Ver- 
tebrate animals. By J. 
Van der Hceven II in 347 
Historical and Statistical in- 
formation respecting His- 
tory and prospects of In- 
dian Tribes of United 
States II in 437 
Historical Pictures re- 
touched. By Mrs. Dall.. II v 532 
History of Ancient Pottery. 
By Samuel Birch II ill 254 
History of Infusoria, includ- 
ing Desmidiaceae and Dia- 
tomaceae British and For- 
eign. By Andrew Prit- 
chard II vn 368 
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Holbein's Bible Cuts. By 
Thos. Frognall Dibdin... II iv 211 
Holbein's Dance of Death. 
By Francis Douce II iv 211 
How Plants Grow. By Asa 
Gray II iv 145 
Human Physiology, Statical 
and Dynamical. By J. W. 
Draper II m 247 
Illustrated Catalogue of 
Museum of Antiquities at 
Caerleon. By John Ed. 
Lee II vn , 463 
Indigenous Races of the 
Earth. By J. C. Nott and 
Geo. R. Gliddon II n 208 
Inscriptiones Britanniae La- 
tinse II xiv 145 
Introduction to Crypto- 
gamic Botany. By Rev. 
M. J. Berkeley II ill 342 
Journal and Transactions of 
Board of Agriculture of 
Upper Canada No. I, Vol. 
1, 1855 I in 268 
Journal of Education, Que- 
bec, Vol. Ill, 1859 II v 365 
Journal of Education; Lower 
Canada (Que) II vi 487 
Journal of Education, Jour- 
nal de 1'Instruction Pub- 
lique, Quebec II n 282 
Journal of Society of Arts 
and of Institutions in 
Union I i 164 
Junius Discovered. By F. 
Griffin II i 58 
Lake's System of Canal 
Steam Navigation I i 209 
Last Poems of Elizabeth B. 
Browning II vn 210 
Leaves of grass. By Walt 
Whitman II I 546 
Lectures on Elements of 
Comparative Anatomy 
By Thos. H. Huxley II x 40 
Letters from Egypt, Ethio- 
pia and Sinai by Dr. R. 
Lepsius with extracts 
from Egyptian Chrono- 
logy of Exodus of Israel- 
ites I ii 149 
Letters from United States, 
Cuba and Canada. By 
Hon. Amelia M. Murray. II i 160 
List of Birds observed near 
Hamilton, Ont. By Thos. 
Mcllwraith II xi 245 
London Quarterly Review, 
No. CCV, Jan. 1858 II in 137 
Lowell's General Geography II vi 485 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Reviews-Con. 
Manual of Botanic Terms. 
By M. C. Cooke II vn 214 
Manual of Detection of 
Poisons. By Dr. F. J. 
Otto ..... II hi 134 
Manual of Geology. By Jas. 
D. Dana II vin 49 
Manual of sub-kingdom of 
Coelenterata. By Jos. 
Reay Greene II vn 78 
Map of United Counties of 
Prescott and Russell II Vi 487 
Manufacture of Vinegar; its 
theory and practice. By 
Chas. M. Wetherill II vi 183 
Master Builders' Plan or 
Principles of organic 
architecture as indicated 
in typical forms of ani- 
mals. By Geo. Ogilvie. . . II iv 278 
Mathematical and Physical 
Science, 1770-1850; 
Article in Encyclopaedia 
Britannica II II 366 
Memoirs of Life, Writings 
and Discoveries of Sir 
Isaac Newton. By Sir 
David Brewster II I 452 
Metals in Canada. By Jas. 
L. Willson and Chas. 
Robb II vi 486 
Meteorites. By Elijah P. 
Harris II iv 411 
Modern Geography for use 
of Schools. By Robert 
Anderson Edinburgh... . II i 464 
Monograph of Trochilidae or 
Humming Birds. By 
John Gould II iv 47 
Monograph on British Spon- 
giadae. By J. S. Bower- 
bank II x 355 
Narrative of Canadian Red 
River Exploring Expedi- 
tion of 1857, and of the 
Assiniboine and Sas- 
katchewan ones of 1858. 
By H. Youle Hind II vi 175 
Narrative of Expedition of 
American Squadron to 
Chinese Sea and Japan in ♦ 
1852-53-54 II I 523 
Nelson's Atlas of World.... II vin 54 
New arrangement of Pha- 
nerogamous plants, with 
especial reference to rela- 
tive position, including 
their relations with Cryp- 
togamous. By Ben Clarke II xi 233 
New Era, and Argus, Hono- 
lulu, 1857 II in 451 
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New History of Conquest of 
Mexico. By Robert Alex. 
Wilson II v 442 
New Species of Lower Silur- 
ian Fossils. By E. Bil- 
lings II vii 71 
North British Review No. 
LIV, Nov. 1857 II in 137 
Northwest Territory. By 
Henry Youle Hind II v 187 
Notes on Central America; 
geography, topography, 
climate, etc. By E. G. 
Squier II I *359 
Notes on Japan. By Lau- 
rence Oliphant II v 86 
Observations on Terrestrial 
Pulmonifera of Maine, in- 
cluding catalogue of all 
species of terrestrial and 
fluviatile Mollusca known 
to inhabit the state. By 
Ed. S. More II x 42 
Old Glaciers of Switzerland 
and North Wales. By A. 
C. Ramsay II v 51 
On advancement of learning 
in Scotland. By J. Stuart 
Blackie II I 168 
On Course of Collegiate 
Education adapted to Cir- 
cumstances of British 
America. By J. W. Daw- 
son II I 168 
On Food. By E. Lankester. II vn 358 
On Fucoides in Coal For- 
mations. By Leo. Les- 
quereux II xi 191 
On Origin of Species, or 
Causes of Phenomena of 
Organic Nature. By Thos. 
H. Huxley.. II vm 390 
On Pre-Carboniferous Flora 
of New Brunswick, Maine 
and Eastern Canada. By 
J. W. Dawson II vi 486 
Oscar and other Poems. By 
Carroll Ryan II hi 17 
Otto's Handbuch der An- 
organischen Chemie II in 488 
Our Convicts. By Mary 
Carpenter II x 412 
Outlines of Elementary 
Botany, as Introductory 
to Local Floras. By Geo. 
Bentham II vn 79 
Outlines of Natural Theo- 
logy for use of Canadian 
Student. By Prof. Jas. 
Bovell II v 201 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Reviews-Con. 
Palaeontology. By Richard 
Owen II v 538 
Parthenogenesis as occurring 
amongst Silkworms II vn 127 
Physical Geography. By 
Mary Somerville I n 312 
Philosophy of Sir Wm. 
Hamilton reviewed by G. 
Paxton Young II i 379 
Pilgrimage and other Poems. 
By Earl of Ellesmere.... II I 302 
Poems. By Alex. McLauch- 
lan II in 17 
Popular Geology. By Hugh 
Miller II iv 406 
Progress of Educational De- 
velopment. By H. P. 
Tappan II i 168 
Prophecy of Merlin and 
other Poems. By John 
Reade II xn 490 
Rational Philosophy in His- 
tory and in System; an 
Introduction to a Logical 
and Metaphysical Course. 
By Alex. C. Fraser II in 347 
Recherches sur les principes 
Mathematiques de la 
Theorie des Richesses par 
A. Cournot II n 185 
Remarks on Upper Canada 
Surveys (Huron and 
Ottawa Territory) II vi 487 
Report of Board of Direc- 
tors of Ontario, Simcoe 
and Huron Ry. Union Co. 
and of Alfred Brunnel, 
Chief Asst. Eng I I 256 
Report of Commissioners of 
Public Works, Canada, 
for 1851 . I I 90 
Report of Commissioner of 
Patents for 1856, U.S.... II in 239 
Report of Geological Survey 
of State of Iowa. By 
James Hall and J. D. 
Whitney... II v 195 
Report of Great Western 
Ry. for 1852-53 I I 257 
Reports of Juries of 1851 
Exhibition I I 89 
Report on exploration of L. 
Superior and Huron. By 
Count de Rottermund.. . II i 446 
Report on Victoria Bridge. 
By Robert Stephenson... II I 467 
Researches on Colour 
blindness and dangers 
attending Railway and 
Marine Coloured Signals; 
By Geo. Wilson, M.D.... II j 146 
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Charles Sangster II m 17 
Sandwich Islands Monthly 
Mag., Jan. to May, 1856. II in 451 
Scobie' Canadian Almanac 
for 1853 1 i 89 
Seven Years' Residence in 
Great Deserts of N. Ame- 
rica. By Abbe Em. Do- 
menech II vn 47 
Ship Canal from Albany to 
New Baltimore; report on I I 186 
Short treatise on Milkweed, 
or Silk-weed and Cana- 
dian nettle, viewed as in- 
dustrial resources. By 
Alex. Kirkwood II Xi 247 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's essays 
on Human Mind H n 285 
Sketch of Overland Route to 
British Columbia. By H. 
Youle Hind II vn 200 
Sketches of Natural History 
of Ceylon. By Sir Jas. 
Emerson Tennent 11 vn 347 
Smithsonian Institution, its 
founder, Building, Opera- 
tions, etc. Annual Re- 
ports of Regents, etc. ... II x 119 
Smithsonian Institution's 
Report for 1856 II ni 41 
Smithsonian Institute, tenth 
Annual Report, 1855. .... II II 39 
Some points connected with 
recent eruption of Vesu- 
vius II vn 125 
Song of Charity II m 17 
Song of Hiawatha. By H. 
W. Longfellow II I 48 
Story of a Boulder. By 
Arch. Geikie II m 493 
Summary of Canadian His- 
tory from time of Cartier 
to 1860. ByJ. A. Boyd.. II v 537 
Supplementary Chapter to 
Acadian Geology. By J. 
W. Dawson II VI 191 
Synopsis of Canadian Ferns 
and Filicoid Plants. By 
Geo. Lawson ... II ix 348 
Tablesof Measures; English, 
Old French and Metrical. 
By Arthur Wurtele II vi 487 
Tales of Mystery and 
Poems. By Edgar Allan 
Poe II ii 103 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Reviews-Con. 
Taylor's Treatise on Poi- 
son's II iv 286, 412 
Temple of Serapis at Poz- 
zuoli. By Sir Ed. Walker 
Head, Bart II m 336 
Testimony of Rocks. By 
Hugh Miller II II 201 
Three Visits to Madagascar, 
1853, '54, '56. By Rev. 
Wm. Ellis II iv 204 
Toronto and Guelph Rail- 
way Report for 1852-53. . I I 259 
Toronto Harbour I I 162 
Transactions of Literary 
and Historical Society of 
Quebec I m 327 
Treatise on some of Insects 
injurious to Vegetation. 
By Thaddeus Wm. Harris II vn 521 
Typical Forms and Special 
Ends in Creation. By 
Rev. Jas. McCosh and 
Geo. Dickie II I 528 
Uses of Animals in relation 
to Industry of Man. By 
E. Lankester II vn 358 
Wanderings of an Artist 
among Indians of North 
America from Canada to 
Vancouver Island and 
Oregon, through the Hud- 
son's Bay Co's Territory 
and back again. By Paul 
Kane II iv 186 
Westminster Review No. 
CXXXV, Jan. 1858 II m 137 
What is Technology. By 
Geo. Wilson, Edin II I 53 
Victoria Gazette B.C. 1858. II in 451 
Reville, Dr. A. 
Native religions of Mexico 
and Peru: ref HI V 65 
Revolutionary War, 1776, 
Montreal merchants en- 
deavours to keep trade 
routes open during IV iv 300 
Reynolds, Thos., M.D. 
Discovery of Copper and 
other Indian Relics 
near Brockville II i 329 
Reynolds' Sketch Books. . . II i 399 
Rhabdochromatium, nuclei 
in IV vi 474 
Rhabdophaga batatas, 
Walsh, host and anatomy 
(pl.) IV ix 324 
R. strobiloides, Walsh, host 
and anatomy (pl.) IV ix 325 
Rhaguium, limestone, Oliv. . Im 258,326 
Rhamnaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
414 RHY 
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Rhamnaceae-Con. 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 147 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 638 
II xv 352 
London species II vm 223 
Rhamnus, Tourn, Cana- 
dian habitats of 
R. alnifolia, L'Her II xv 352 
R. cathartica, L II xv 352 
Rhees, Wm. J. 
Account of Smithsonian In- 
stitution, its Founder, 
Building Operations, etc. II x 119 
Rhegium, copper coins (3) 
from, in Canadian Institute II ix 228 
Rheumatism root, Canadian 
habitats II xv 59 
Rhexia, L.» Canadian habi- 
tats of 
R. virginica, L II xv 553 
Rhimopoma carlolinense.. II i 189 
Rhinaria schoenherri, Kirb, 
Canadian II I 36 
Rhinoceros. 
Fossil bones of, from Abbe- 
ville, with incisions on 
them II vi 370 
R. tichorhinus, in France... II ix 274 
Rhinopora verrucosa, Hall, 
Clinton Group, Dundas.. II xiv 141 
Rhizomolgula gigantea Re- 
dikorzew, syn. R. globu- 
laris (Pallas) IV ix 127 
R. globularis (Pallas), Bri- 
tish Columbia coast IV ix 127 
Rhizopoda. 
Position in animal kingdom. II iv 285 
II vn 370 
Toronto tap water Ill i 421 
Rhizopods II vi 505 
Rhode Island. 
Carboniferous rocks Ill m 19 
Metamorphism in, Coal 
Basin. By Prof. T. Nel- 
son Dale: abstract Ill in 18 
Rhodes (Island). 
Horite traces ijn II xm 540 
Zimri traces ijn II xv 305 
Rhodites, Host and Ana- 
tomy of 
R. bicolor, Harr IV ix 350 
R. gracilis, Aehm IV7 ix 351 
R. ignotus O. S IV ix 350 
R. lenticularis, Bass (pl.) . . IV ix 349 
R. multispinosus, Gillette. . IV ix 349 
R. nebulosus, Bass IV ix 351 
R. eglanteriae, inquiline- 
produced gall in IV ix 367 
R. lenticularis, Bass, be- 
ginning of gall develop- 
ment in IV ix 358 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Rhodocrinus pyriformis, 
possess free movement... II iv 468 
Rhodonite, crystals II i 483 
Rhodosporae, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 73 
Rhombic system, in minerals II v 8 
Rhombohedrons, logarith- 
mic formula for vertical 
axis II ii 219 
Rhomboideus, muscle in 
orang IV vi 525 
Rhopalocera, N. American: 
ref II vin 2 
Rhopetica II x 357 
Rhus, L., Canadian habi- 
tats of 
R. aromatica, Ait II xv 351 
R. copallina, L II xv 351 
R. glabra, L II xv 351 
R. toxicodendron, L II xv 351 
R. typhina, L II xv 351 
R. radicans, Toronto I i 205 
R. toxicodendron, Toronto.. I i 205 
R. typhina, L., host for 
Pemphigus rhois, Fitch. . IV ix 306 
R. vernix, Toronto I i 206 
Rhyacophilina, Characters 
and N. American habi- 
tats of 
R. fuscula, Walker II vn 501 
R. torva, Hagen II vn 501 
Rhynchitidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 215 
Rhynchonella. 
Characters; Canadian local- 
ities (pl.) II vn 114 
Rib formula in II iv 53 
R. glaus-fagea, Hall II vi 271 
R. laura (n. sp.), Hamilton 
Shales, Bosanquet (pl.). . II v 273 
R. medea n. sp., Canadian 
specimen II v 271 
R. neglecta, Hall. 
Dundas II xiv 144 
Niagara Limestone, Thorold II xiv 141 
R. psittacea II iv 317 
R. tethys (n. sp.), Cornifer- 
ous, Haldimand County 
(pl.) II v 270 
R. thalia (n. sp.), Cornifer- 
ous, near Woodstock (pl.) II v 272 
R. unisulcata, Hall, Cor- 
niferous (pl.) II v 279 
Rhynchonellidae. 
Canadian II iv 274 
Generic characters II in 162 
Spiriferidae and, same family II xi 393 
Rhys, Prof. 
Organi inscriptions: ref.... IV v 65 
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Ribes, L., Canadian habi- 
tats of 
R. cynosbati, L. II xv 435 
R. floridum, L II xv 546 
R. hirtellum, Michx II xv 435 
R. lacustre, Poir II xv 546 
R. oxyacanthoides, Linn... II xv 485 
R. prostratum, L'Her Il xv 546 
R. rubrum, L .. II xv 546 
R. rotundifolium, Michx. .. II xv 546 
Ribot. 
Primitive Poetry: ref IV vi 313 
Ricagmabeda, goddess, 
notes on Latin inscription 
to, found at Birrens II xiv 150 
Riccia sorora, Niagara and 
Clinton formations of 
Canada II xiv 472 
Rice Bird, Hamilton species.. II v 392 
Rice Lake. 
Action of Ice on Bridge 
at. By T. C. Clarke, C.E. I in 249 
Action of Ice on Bridge at.. I in 250 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 539 
Ice phenomena, from Ob- 
servations on. By J. H. 
Dumble ; . II in 414 
Opinion regarding Bridge. . Im 268 
Passing visit to. By Dr. 
Goadby and J. Bovell. .. I in 201 
Richardson. 
Geological and physical fea- 
tures of Anticosti Island: 
reviewed II m 327 
Geological exploration of 
Gaspe Peninsula in 1858: 
reviewed II v 464 
Geological Survey of Mag- 
dalen R. in Gasp6: explor- 
ation of Saugenay and St. 
JohnLake,Que.: reviewed II iv 270 
Richardson. 
Noh'hanne same as Nah'- 
ane: ref IV vn 517 
Origin of term "Eskimo": ref III vi 267 
Richardson, Dr. B. W. 
Cause of death in man and 
animals in Chloroform 
poisoning: ref . IV vn 201 
Richardson, C. Gordon. 
Dextrine Maltose in 
Beer-Worts: abstract.. Ill v 133 
Richardson, Hugh. 
Report on Preservation 
and Improvement of To- 
ronto Harbour (this was 
awarded third premium 
by Commissioners in 1854) I ill 120a 
Richardson, Hon. John. 
Nom-de-plume "Veritas": 
selections from his criti- 
cisms of war of 1812 II xv 333 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Richardson, Sir John. 
Account of Coppermine re- 
gion IV ix 216 
Geology of McKenzie R.. . Ill I 229 
Petroleum areas on Atha- 
baska: ref Ill I 226 
Richardus Corinensis. 
Literary masking of eigh- 
teenth Century. By 
Daniel Wilson II xn 177 
Richemond, M. Desbassyus 
de. 
Deforestration affects water 
supply: ref I n 133 
Richmond Hill, Ont., 1800. II xm 446 
Richmond Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 539 
Ricinus, collateral chorisis in II x 381 
Riddell, J. S. 
Notice of a binocular 
Microscope I i 144 
Rideau Canal, its construc- 
tion and cost II x 268 
Rideau, Ont. 
Eylais falcata Koen, from 
pond at IV ix 283 
Rideau, Petite Riviere, ga- 
zetteer notice (1813) II xiv 540 
Rideau River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 66, 540 
Ridout, Samuel. 
Surveyor General of U. 
Canada II xn 246 
Riess. 
Histological structure of 
branchial system of Te- 
leosts: ref Ill ii 421 
Rigaud Mt., Que., Composi- 
tion of II v 439 
Righthandedness. 
Animals showing II xv 471 
Among aborigines and sava- 
ges Ill in 138 
Among animals II xm 197 
Among Germanic ancestors. II xm 214 
Among Hebrews II xm 215 
Among Mexicans II xm 220 
Among primitive peoples... II xm 207 
Among savages II xm 196 
Among Troglodytes Ill in 130 
In primaeval times Ill m 126 
In writing II xm 218 
Is man with only excep- 
tional cases righthanded. II xm 193 
Practised generally from re- 
motest times II xv 470 
Primaeval Dexterity. By 
Daniel Wilson Ill ill 125 
Righthand side of honour, 
etc II xm 216 
Righthandedness. By 
Daniel Wilson II xm 193 
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Righthandedness-Con. 
Theory as to cause II xv 474 
Theories concerning II xm 201 
Troglodytes and Aborigines 
of France were right- 
handed II xv 468 
Rigid Dynamics. 
Note on Composition of 
Parallel Rotations. 
By J. B. Cherriman II n 92 
Rings, Dene IV iv 140, 166 
Rink, Dr. 
American origin of Eskimo: 
ref..... Ill vi 273 
Classification of Eskimo: ref. Ill vi 266 
Eskimo, origin: ref Ill v 60 
Legend of Eskimo about se- 
curing copper from South: 
ref Ill vi 277 
Ring Necked Plover, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Ringed Seal, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 78 
Ringel. 
Bacteria in human milk: 
ref IV vn 472 
Rio, Capt. Antonio del. 
Ruins of Palenque: ref IV vi 102 
Rio Grande, Jamaica, ter- 
races IV v 352 
Ripple marks, on Lake beach, 
Garrison Common, Toronto I i 150 
Rippoldsau spring, analysis 
of its water I I 151 
Risinghan Notes on Latin 
Inscriptions 
Giving ancient name as 
Habitancum r II xn 125 
II xiv 155 
On altar and slabs II iv 254 
II x 104 
On slab dedicated to Cara- 
calla II x 102 
On stone and altar; former 
appears to be memorial of 
Christian II ix 224 
To Roman legate in A.D. 
205-207 II x 314 
Rissa tridactyla, Toronto... Ill vn 190 
Rissoa, Minuta of, St. Law- 
rence Valley II in 86 
Ritson, Jos. 
Autograph in volume now 
property of Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 539 
Ritter. 
Colour of Autodax and its 
larvae: ref IV vin 485 
Incubation of Autodax eggs: 
ref IV vin 474 
Respiration in Diemyctylus: 
ref IV vin 489 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ritter and Miller. 
Colour of Autodax and 
its larvae: ref IV vin 485 
Incubation of Autodax eggs: 
ref _ IV vin 474 
Moisture required for de- 
velopment of Autodax: 
ref IV vin 485 
Ritthausen. 
On gluten: ref IV vil 500 
Proteids in gluten: ref IV vn 498 
Rive, Prof. A. de La. 
Cause of Aurora Borea- 
lis: reprint I in 124,164 
Rivers. 
Calcium relatively abundant 
in IV vn 556 
Composition of primeval 
ocean inferred from that 
of existing rivers IV vn 556 
Chinese II iv 234 
Cumberland; its gradient 
and drainage area Ill vn 99 
Declivity of I i 165 
Description of detritus car- 
ried down by I ill 79 
Duck; its drainage area in 
Central Basin of Tennes- 
see Ill vn 102 
Elk; its drainage Area in 
Central Basin, Tennessee III vn 102 
Evidence from, that potas- 
sium and calcium pre- 
dominated in pre-Cam- 
brian seas IV vn 555 
Magnesium present to some 
extent in IV vn 557 
Mississippi and Ohio ..... In 9 
On Causes of Excess of 
Mean Temperature of 
RIVERS ABOVE THAT OF 
Atmosphere recently 
OBSERVED BY M. RENOU. 
By W. J. M. Rankine: re- 
print I I 96 
On Ground-Ice or Anchor 
Ice, in. By Prof. Jas. 
Thompson: reprint II vin 320 
Potassium exceeds Sodium 
in rivers draining rocky 
areas of pre-Cambrian 
origin IV vn 556 
Proportional amounts of 
Na, K, Ca, Mg, SOs, Cl, 
Si and Fe in IV vn 558 
Preglacial, traced in Gt. 
Lakes IV Vi 47 
River Credit, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 376 
River St. Clair, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 214 
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River Water. 
Ammonia in Rain, and 
Snow: reprint I n 102 
Relative proportions of ele- 
ments in solution not 
parallel to those in sea 
water: reason IV vu 560 
Robb, Chas. C. E. 
Descriptive list of Prin- 
cipal Canadian Timber 
Trees II vi 28 
Observations on Physical 
Geology of Western 
districts of Canada 
(Ont.) II v 497 
On Petroleum Springs of 
Ontario II vi 313 
Succession of ridges inland 
from L. Ontario: ref IV vi 30 
Robb, Chas., Jos. L. Wilson 
and. 
Metal in Canada; a Manual 
for explorers: reviewed .. II vi 486 
Robe, Dene, ceremonial IV iv 179 
Robertson. 
Similarity of American 
tribes: ref II II 407 
Robertson, Capt. 
Trade routes in Canada, 
1784; exploration IV v 76 
Robin. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 90 
Hamilton frequenter II v 390 
II vi 16 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vu 181,189 
IV i 42, 53, 58, 59 
IV in 73, 83, 98 
Seen near Toronto in winter 
1851-52 I i 260 
Robin, albino. 
Measurements of IV in 90 
Seen in Toronto HI vu 188 
Robin, Ground, habits of On- 
tario visitors Ill in 93 
Robinia, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of 
R. pseudoacacia, L II xv 356 
R. viscosa, Vent II xv 356 
Robinson, Sir John Beverly, 
Chief Justice. 
Autograph letter to Bishop 
Mountain II xiv 112 
Presidential Address 
Canadian Institute, 
1854 I ii 142 
Presidential Address, 
1855 I in 153 
Reminiscences of II xm 95 
Robinson, Joseph. 
On Preserving Timber 
from Decay II n 8 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Robinson, Dr. Louis. 
Markings on foot of infant: 
ref IV vi 521 
Robinson, T. H. 
MlNATURE STEAM ENGINES. IV VIII 273 
Roche, A. A. 
Resources and Capabili- 
ties of Island of Anti- 
costi: reprint I ill 328 
Roche, Capitaine Portage, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 540 
Rochefoucauld - Liancourt, 
Duke de la. 
Autograph letter from, 
(1795) II xiv 75 
Brief biography of II xiv 78 
Travels in Canada in 1795. . II xiv 75 
Rochers, Pointe aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 540 
Rochester Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 540 
Rock or Rocks. 
Canadian, formations II vm 111 
II ix 1 
Classification of II vi 425 
Classification of, in accord- 
ance with their relative 
Ages II vi 451 
Decomposition of, and 
RE-COMPOSITION OF THEIR 
METALLIC CONSTITUENTS 
By John'Calvert: reprint I m 39 
Distribution of, formations 
around L. Huron I nl 50 
Division of Azoic, of Canada II n 439 
Eruptive II vi 426 
Formations in America... . I m 386 
Formation at Belleville. ... II v 43 
Fossils from altered, in 
Eastern Massachusetts .. II n 49 
Metamorphic II vi 433 
Metamorphic, in Canada... II vi 433 
North shore of L. Superior. . I I 125 
On Breaks in Succession 
of Life in British. By 
Prof. A. C. Ramsay: re- 
print II in 89 
On composition and mis- 
CROPIC STRUCTURE OF 
CERTAIN BASALTIC AND 
METAMORPHIC ROCKS. By 
Dr. Andrews: reprint.... I I 168 
On Probable Subdivision 
of Laurentian, of Can- 
ada. By Sir Wm. E. 
Logan II in 1 
On discovery of micro- 
scopic SHELLS IN LOWER 
Silurian. By Prof. Eh- 
renberg: reprint I m 193 
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Rock or Rocks-Con. 
On intrusive, of Mont- 
real District. By T. 
SterryHunt: reprint. ... II v 426 
On rocks of Canada. By 
W. E. Logan I I 124 
On Theory of Igneous, 
and Volcanos. By T. 
Sterry Hunt II ill 2q1 
Origin of, cleavage II I 552 
Pictured, of L. Superior ... II I 347 
Primary and Metamorphic, 
of Ontario I in 29 
Quebec Group of II vi 44 
Rock-Metamorphism. By 
T. Sterry Hunt II n 300 
Sail, on L. Superior II i 351 
Sedimentary II vi 437 
Sedimentary, changes to 
which subjected II vi 445 
Sedimentary, formation of . II vi 440 
Subdivision of palaeozoic, 
in Scotland. By D. 
Page: reprint I in 115 
Submarine, blasting at New 
York I i 48 
Testimony of. By Hugh 
Miller: reviewed II n 201 
Topographical Distribution 
of Huronian, in Canada.. II vm 126 
Rock Cress, Canadian species 
and localities II xv 64 
Rock Point, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 540 
Rock Rose, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 167 
Rock Ptarmigan, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI v 120 
Rock Valleys, eastern On- 
tario (map) IV vii 168 
Rocket, first locomotive with 
multitubular boilers I n 63 
Rocky Island, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 540 
Rocky Lake, topography.... IV vm 344 
Rocky Mts. 
Early explorations Ill vi 145 
Entomological trip in. 
By Capt. Gamble Geddes HI n 232 
Lepidoptera (Diurnal) col- 
lected in (list) HI n 239 
List of Coleoptera col- 
lected by Bruce Bailey 
in Kicking Horse Pass, 
C.P.R., 1884 Ill v 213 
On remarkable fragment 
OF SILICIFIED WOOD FROM. 
By H. A. Nicholson and 
W.H. Ellis II xiv 348 
Primordial Sandstone of : 
reprint II vn 149 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Rocky Mt. Goat, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 70 
Rocky Mt. Group, Canadian 
flora IV vin 26 
Rocky Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 540 
Rockwood, Ont. 
Caves and Potholes at. 
By Prof. J. Hoyes Panton III vi 244 
Caves described Ill vi 245 
Caves formation Ill vi 250 
Fossils of Niagara formation 
at.. II xiv 146 
Potholes formation Ill vi 250 
Rodd. 
Rodd's Registered filter 
TAP DESCRIBED I I 12 
Rodentia, localities of Cana- 
dian species Ill vi 79 
Roe, Wm., Newmarket II xm 569 
Roebling, J. A., C.E. 
Marine Boilers: reprint. I in 131 
Rogers, Jos., Toronto II xn 333 
Rogers, Major Rob. 
Concise Account of North 
America, 1765: ref II xv 27 
IV in 265 
Rogers, Prof. 
Geology of Pennsylvania: 
ref I I 126 
Ozone Observations: ab- 
stract II n 72 
Rogers, Samuel (poet), 
Obituary II I 83 
Rogers, Timothy, Whit- 
church II xm 566 
Rogers, W. H. 
Suppressed Sawdust Report: 
ref IV vii 431 
Rohde. 
Nissl granules essential con- 
stituent of nerve cells: ref. IV vi 426 
Rohwer, S. A. 
Euura serissimse Rohwer, 
Pontania crassicornis 
Rohwer, P. lucidse Roh- 
wer: ref IV ix 327 
Rollers (birds), generic char- 
acters II ix 234 
Rolph, Dr. Thos. 
Reminiscences of II xm 111 
Statistical account of U. 
Canada, 1836 ... II xv 35 
Romaic. 
Coptic article in; examples. II xm 413 
Roman. 
Antiquities at Birrenswork. II xiv 10 
Celtic, and Greek types 
STILL EXISTENT IN 
France, with notes on 
Langue D'OC. By 
Arthur Harvey IV n 176 
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Roman-Con. 
Cranial capacity (large).... II xv 216 
Crania of ancient II u 221 
Description of Monuments 
of, Rule in Britain: re- 
viewed II xiv 543 
Government of Britain; 
general view of II x 303 
Governors of Britain during 
first century and dates of 
rule II x 304 
Governors of Britain during 
second, third and fourth 
centuries determined from 
Latin Inscriptions dis- 
covered in Britain... II x 310 314, 322 
Identified stations on 
southern, barrier in 
Britain. By Rev. John 
McCaul II xni 136 
Inscriptions in Britain; 
McCaul's rendering of 
Bath inscription correct.. II m 465 
International arbitration as 
practised by IV vm 41 
Laws concerning church.... IV n 167 
Law giving father absolute 
power over his children.. IV u 161 
Laws influenced by Christi- 
anity in protecting child- 
ren IV ii 163 
Laws regarding slaves before 
and after Christianity was 
established IV u 173 
Medicine stamps in Britain 
interpreted II m 8 
Metallurgy in Britain II vi 409 
Old, Language with exam- 
ples I ii 277 
Provision for relief of poor 
before Christianity was 
established and after- 
wards IV ii 165 
Remains and survivals 
around Nimes IV u 198 
Remains at Caerleon II vu 463 
Shells found on, sites in 
Britain II in 386 
Skulls of Ancient II i 76 
Sun-baths; value of IV vm 99 
Roman Walls in Britain. 
Notes on some Latin In- 
scriptions found on or 
near II ix 221 
II xii 108, 118 
Who built them? II xm 136 
Romance. 
Beavers mentioned in, lan- 
guages II iv 360 
Origin and growth of, lan- 
guages IV ii 184 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Romance-Con. 
Report on Congress of, 
Philology at Montpel- 
lier. By Arthur Harvey. IV u 188 
Romanic Languages, origin 
and growth as affected by 
conquest Ill Vi 106 
Rome. 
Ahban family in II xiv 562 
Jadag family connection in. II xiv 560 
On some Points connect- 
ed with Early History 
of. By Rev. E. St. John 
Parry I II 218, 274 
Onam family connection in. II xiv 559 
Shammai family in II xiv 561 
Romney Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 541 
Rondeau Harbor. 
Similar to Toronto IV I 245 
Ronecht. 
Miraculous properties of... II iv 432 
Ronig See, relative amounts 
of salts in water IV vu 559 
Rontgen Rays, cure for Lu- 
pus vulgaris IV viii 123 
Root. 
Botrychium virginianum 
(pl.) IV v 280 
Root Aphis, symptoms of, in 
peach trees IV u 213 
Roots. 
Nature of, and Words. 
By W. H. Van der Smissen II xv 509 
Roofing Slates. 
Canadian II vu 218 
Gaspe Peninsula II v 467 
Rosa, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
R. blanda, Ait II xv 433 
R. Carolina, L II xv 433 
R. lucida, Ehrhardt II xv 433 
R. micrantha, Smith II xv 433 
R. rubiginosa, L II xv 433 
R. setigera, Michx II xv 432 
R. stricta, Lindl II xv 433 
R. blanda Ait, Host of 
Rhodites bicolor, Harr IV ix 350 
R. gracilis, Ashm IV ix 351 
R. ignotus O.S IV ix 350 
R. lenticularis, Bass IV ix 349 
R. multispinosus, Gillette. . IV ix 349 
R. nebulosus, Bass IV ix 351 
R. Carolina, L., host of Rho- 
dites bicolor, Harr IV ix 350 
Rosaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Hamilton species Ill u 147 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xiv 639 
II xv 361 
London species II vin 224 
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Rosaceae-Con. 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia Cecropia Ill iv 211 
Rose, Rev. 
Nom-de-plume " Pioneer of 
Wilderness"; selections 
from writings II xv 443 
Rose. 
Canadian localities II xv 432 
Medical properties IV Iv 132 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 199 
Rose Mallow, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 175 
Rose, Portage a la, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 541 
Rose-Root, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 550 
Rosebrugh, Dr. A. M. 
Duplex Telephony HI v 105 
Electro-Therapeutic Ap- 
paratus: abstract Ill vi 14 
New Ophthalmoscope for 
Photographing Poster- 
ior Internal Surface 
of Living Eye; with an 
outline of Theory of 
ordinary Ophthalmo- 
scope II ix 81 
Optical defects of Eye 
AND THEIR TREATMENT BY 
SCIENTIFIC USE OF SPEC- 
TACLES II XI 1 
Prison Reform Ill vn 206 
Prison Reform in United 
States: abstract IV i 2 
Telegraphing to and from 
RAILWAY TRAINS Ill IV 177 
Rosebrugh, T. R. 
New Trigonometrical 
Scale: abstract Ill vn 32 
Roseharp. 
Nom-de-plume of Jos. M. 
Cawdell; selections from 
poems II xv 449 
Rosenberg. 
Fat absorbed in intestine in 
fine particles as emulsion: 
ref IV vm 242 
Rosenthal. 
Fat absorbed by intestine in 
fine particles as emulsion: 
ref IV vm 242 
Rosin Oil. 
Rosin Oil for lubricating 
Machinery: reprint.... I in 94 
Ross, Admiral Sir John. 
Aurora Borealis: reprint. I i 95 
I in 412 
Legends regarding Eskimo 
origin: ref. Ill vi 280 
Nehawney same as Nah'ane: 
ref IV vn 517 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Ross, Sir John. 
On Deviation of magnetic 
NEEDLE PECULIAR TO 
Liverpool: reprint I in 112 
Ross, John, Toronto II xm 105 
Ross, J. McPherson. 
Trees and their individ- 
uality AND RELATION TO 
OUR DAILY LIFE IV VIII 261 
Ross, Major. 
Raid on Mohawk valley 
1781, by IV iv 294 
Rosse, Earl of. 
Nebulae discovered by his 
Telescopes I n 140 
"Niagara Mail" on, dis- 
coveries: reprint I n 206 
Letters to, about con- 
tinuance of Toronto 
Observatory I i 146 
Rosse's Telescopes, and 
their Revelations in 
the Heavens. By Rev. 
W. Scoresby: reprint.... I n 140 
Rossean Configuration.... I n 206 
Rossi, Franco, Toronto II xn 230 
Rostelaria inornata, Gab, 
Haiti IV viii 389 
R. occidentalis, Labrador 
coast II iv 273 
Rotation. 
Instrument to illustrate 
Poinsot's Theory of. 
By J. Clark Maxwell: re- 
print II n 110 
Note on Poinsot's Me- 
moir on. By J. B. Cherri- 
man II vm 283 
Composition of Parallel. 
By J. B. Cherriman II n 92 
Supposed relations between, 
of Earth and Gyratory 
movements in liquids 
under certain conditions. II vi 526 
Rotatoria II vn 371 
Rotch. 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vn 471 
Rotifera II vn 371 
Rottermund, Count de. 
Report on exploration of L. 
Superior and Huron: re- 
viewed II I 446 
Rotumakana, hot springs. . II u 358 
Rouge River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 541 
Rougemont, Mt. Que., com- 
position of II v 438 
Rough-Legged Buzzard, 
Prince of Wales Sound... Ill v 120 
Rouille, Fort, Ont II xn 16g 
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Analogy between con- 
sonants and Musical 
Instruments: abstract.. Ill iv 92 
Number, Nature and 
Musical Character of 
vowel sounds: abstract. Ill in 58 
Rousette, Ceylon II vn 348 
Rousseau. 
Primitive poetry: ref IV vi 313 
Rousseau, M. Emile. 
On Purification of Juice 
of Beet Root in manu- 
facture of Beet Root 
Sugar: reprint II vi 292 
Rouville Mt., Que., Chemi- 
cal Analysis of felspar 
from II v 435 
Roux. 
Calcareous substance on 
leaves furnished through 
roots: ref IV vn 262 
Calcium bicarbonate solu- 
tion on leaves in early 
morning is same as ab- 
sorbed by roots: ref IV vn 259 
Splenic fever organisms' 
powers of resistance: ref.. IV vm 425 
Rowland. 
Number bacteria found in 
milk supply of London 
(Eng.): ref IV vn 468 
Roxburgh Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 63, 541 
Roy, Thos. 
Ridges and Terraces of On- 
tario Basin: ref Ill vi 2 
Terraces and level ridges 
north of L. Ontario: ref.. IV vi 29 
Royal Geographical Society. 
Services of Sir Roderick 
Murchison to I in 54 
Anniversary meeting, 
May, 1855: reprint I in 308 
Royal Isle, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 541 
Royal Medals, awards for 
1855 II I 199 
Royal Society. 
Canadian Institute and 
EXCHANGE OF PUBLICA- 
TIONS I ii 170 
Royal William. 
First boat to cross Atlantic 
under steam IV ix 108 
Steamboat IV ill 169 
Rubiacese. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 294 
Hamilton species Ill n 149 
Locality Canadian species.. II xiv 642 
London species II vm 226 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Rubin stain, improves iron- 
alum stain of nerve cells.. IV vi 410 
Rubus, Tourn., Canadian 
localities of 
R. arcticus, L II xv 431 
R. canadensis, L II xv 432 
R. castoreus, Fries II xv 432 
R. chamaemorus, L II xv 431 
R. hispidus, L. II xv 432 
R. neglectus, Peck II xv 432 
R. nutkanus, Mocino II xv 431 
R. occidentalis, L II xv 432 
R. odoratus, L II xv 431 
R. strigosus, Michx II xv 432 
R. triflorus, Richardson.... II xv 431 
R. villosus, Ait II xv 432 
Ruby, artificial formation of. II iv 54 
Ruckert. 
Origin of blood cells in Tor- 
pedo embryos: ref IV ii 251 
Rudolf, R. D. 
Observations on Blood 
Pressure, with special 
REFERENCE TO CHLORO- 
FORM IV vii 187 
Ruge, Dr. Geo. 
External plantar nerve: ref. IV vi 584 
Peroneal group of muscles: 
ref IV vi 565 
Rumex sanguineus, L., 
London, Barrie Ill n 156 
Rumford, Count Ill m 27 
Rumm. 
Effect of bordeaux mixture 
on leaves: ref IV vn 246 
Ruminants. 
Ruminants of the North- 
West (Canada). By 
Ernest E. T. Seton Ill in 113 
Rumsey, John. 
Canadian law courts, poems II xm 96 
Runial, Pointe a la, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 541 
Runic Inscriptions. 
Dated 1051 found near 
Washington II xn 140 
Davis Strait II ix 294 
Siberia IV n 261 
Runsey, John. 
Nom-de-plume " Plinius 
Secundus"; selections 
from writings II xv 452 
Rupert's Land. 
Science in. By Daniel 
Wilson II vii 336 
Rural. 
Cause of decline in, popula- 
tion of Ontario IV ix 264 
Rural depopulation in 
southern Ontario. By 
S. A. Cudmore IV ix 261 
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Ruskin. 
Autograph with brief com- 
ments II xiv 604 
Russell. 
Advantages of vaseline on 
hands when milking: ref. . IV vu 482 
Bacteria in diary utensils: 
ref.... IV vu 491 
Bacteria in udder milk: ref. IV vu 471 
Certified milk: ref IV vu 493 
Russell, Miss Elizabeth, 
Toronto II xn 153 
II xm 435 
Russel, Peter (Receiver 
General U.C.). 
Autograph receipt for Licen- 
ses, 1806 II xiv 100 
Reminiscences of II xil 153 
II xm 106 
Slaves of II xm 86 
Russell, Scott. 
Progress of Naval Ar- 
chitecture AND STEAM 
Navigation: reprint. ... I m 144 
Russel and Weinzirl. 
Rise and fall of bac- 
teria in Cheddar 
Cheese: ref IV vu 109 
Ruscom River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 541 
Russell Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 541 
Russia. 
Comparative Tabular 
Meteorological Obser- 
vations in Canada, Eng- 
land and. By W. G. 
Tomkins II iv 389 
Universal time Ill m 64 
Village Community Ill iv 62 
Russow. 
Periderm tissue in Ophio- 
glossaceae: ref IV v 284 
Russula, Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
R. atropurpurea Pk IV ix 72 
R. aurata, Fr IV ix 72 
R. cyanoxantha Schoeff, Fr. IV ix 72 
R. emetica, Fr IV ix 72 
R. faeteus, Fr IV ix 72 
R. heterophylla, Fr IV ix 72 
R. roseipes (Seer), Bres. . . . IV ix 72 
R. virescens Schaeff, Fr. . . . IV ix 72 
Rusty Grackle, Hamilton 
species II v 392 
Rutacese. 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 147 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 638 
II xv 350 
London species II vm 223 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Rutchester. 
Roman name Vindobala; 
evidence II xm 143 
Rutherford, Lieut. 
Ceremony adoption into 
Indian family, of IV m 238 
Captivity among Indians. . IV ill 230 
Narrative, an episode in 
the Pontiac war, 1763, 
AN UNPUBLISHED MS. 
by, of the Black Watch IV m 229 
Ruthven's Propeller I n 282 
Rutile. 
Artificial formation of II vi 526 
Generic characters II v 520 
Vanadic and Molybdic Acid 
in II vi 300 
Rutine II iv 328 
Rutter, C. 
Loss of weight in Spring 
salmon far up river: ref.. IV ix 29 
Salmon spawning: ref IV ix 32 
Ruttan, Sheriff. 
Ventilating Car of I m 69 
Ruzicka, Vladislaw. 
Alkalies action on nerve 
cells: ref IV vi 413 
Nature of Nucleolus: ref. .. IV vi 416 
Ryan, Car roll. 
Oscar and other Poems: re- 
viewed II in 17 
Ryerson, Dr. G. Sterling. 
Colour-Blindness in its 
Relation to Railway 
Employes and the Pub- 
lic: abstract Ill vu 20 
Defective Vision in Pub- 
lic Schools of Toronto: 
abstract IV i 27 
Influence of Alcohol 
AND TOBACCO ON VISION: 
abstract Ill vi 18 
Ryerson, Dr. 
Educational problems: ref. II m 423 
School education: ref II i 185 
Saba, Banks, W. Indies, 
physical features and geo- 
logy IV vu 356 
Sabassas, Census, 1847 I i 197 
Sabascasing, Bay Gneissic 
foliation in rock forma- 
tion: drawing Ill iv 117 
Sabello-Oscan language, 
examples I u 276 
Sabine. 
American Mode of catch- 
ing Mackerel: reprint. I u 117 
Sabine, Maj.-Gen. 
On periodic and non- 
periodic VARIATION OF 
TEMPERATURE AT TORON- 
TO, 1841-1852 I ii 14 
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Magnetic Ob- 
servatories: reprint.... II ii 455 
Efforts in establishing ob- 
servatory at Toronto.... II in 101 
On Amount and Frequ- 
ency of Magnetic Dis- 
turbances and of Au- 
rora at Pt. Barrow, on 
Shores of Polar Seas: 
reprint II in 55 
Supposed decennial inequa- 
lity in lunar diurnal mag- 
netic variation II n 451 
Sabine language, shows ele- 
ment of Celtic I ii 274 
Sables, Dores, Portage aux, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 658 
Sables, Riviere aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Saccharomyces, sporulation 
in IV vi 501 
S. cerevisiae. 
Budding IV vi 499 
Corpuscles in IV vi 493 
" Masked " iron in IV vi 495 
Nucleus and nucleolus with 
membrane in IV vi 482 
S. guttulatus, budding IV vi 499 
S. ludwigii. 
Appearances of cells in early 
stages of fermentation... IV vi 491 
Budding IV vi 499 
Corpuscle in IV vi 493 
" Masked " iron in cells.... IV vi 495 
Nucleus, nucleolus and 
membrane in IV vi 482 
Peculiar structures in IV vi 496 
Sacharbekoff. 
Number bacteria found in 
milk supply of St. Peters- 
burg: ref IV vii 468 
Sachem of Iroquois, select- 
ing a successor II iv 230 
Sachs. 
Absorption of salt solutions 
by leaves: ref IV vii 246 
Compounds in outer endo- 
sperm layer of wheat: ref. IV vii 513 
Distilled water placed on 
leaves becomes alkaline: 
ref IV vii 263 
Sacramento River, Salmon IV ix 24 
Sacs, on Wisconsin river at 
time of Conquest IV ill 260 
Sacy-le-Grand, flint instru- 
ments found in II ix 271 
Sadebeck. 
Dichotomy does not occur 
in Filicineae: ref IV vm 521 
Equisetaceous embryo: ref. IV v 2S0 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Saemann, L. 
Unity of Geological Phe- 
nomena in Planetary 
System of Sun: reprint.. II vi 525 
Saenuris, L. Ontario II xm 499 
S. canadensis, Nich, L. On- 
tario II xm 498 
Safford, Prof. J. W. 
On parallelism of lower 
Silurian groups of Mid- 
dle Tennessee with 
those of New York: re- 
print I n 138 
Sagadjivedsse. 
Career of IV vi 290 
Saganaskokam River, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Sagartiadae, acontia exten- 
ded from IV vi 387 
Sagota, King of Siberia IV n 272 
Sagemehl. 
Antorbital bone in Amiurus: 
ref... Ill ii 279 
Sphenotic post frontal in 
Amia possesses membran- 
ous element: ref Ill n 280 
Saggathewigewam, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Sagina, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of 
S. nodosa, Fenzl II xv 173 
S. procumbens, L II xv 173 
Saguenay, Que. 
Exploration of, in 1857... . II iv 270 
St. Lawrence, and other 
poems. By Charles Sang- 
ster: reviewed II in 17 
Sahaptin. 
Language of, and grammar. Ill vi 114 
Language of, characteristics IV vi 283 
Retreat and march towards 
Canada Ill vi 121 
Sail Rock, L. Superior. ..*... II i 351 
St. Andrew's Church, Nia- 
gara, history IV I 109 
St. Andrew's, Man., Mound 
Builder's Mounds at Ill iv 132 
St. Bartholomew, W. In- 
dies, physical features... IV vii 354 
St. Charles, Que.,skirmish 
at, in 1837 IV in 289 
St. Clair Flats. 
Lake Navigation and. ... I in 213 
St. Clair Lake, Islands in.... II xiv 674 
St. Columba. 
Biography of IV in 134 
IV v 299 
St. Columba or Colum 
Cille. By Rev. Neil 
MacNish IV in 131 
St. David's Valley, Niagara. IV vn 8 
St. Denis, skirmish at, in 1837 IV in 289 
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St. Eustache, skirmish at, in 
1837. By an eye witness. IV in 291 
St. Eustacia, W. Indies, 
physical features and geo- 
logy IV vn 356 
St. Filan's. 
Crozier II iv 431 
Relics, etc., of II iv 429 
St. George, Quetton, Tor- 
onto II xii 339 
St. John, N.B. 
Meteorological conditions 
during Saxby Gale, 4th 
Oct., 1869 IV ix 255 
St. John R. 
Abenakis of. By Edward 
Jack ", IV in 195 
abstract IV in 13 
St. John Valley, Que., Agri- 
cultural possibilities II iv 271 
St. John's rock formation, 
New Brunswick II xv 105 
St. John's-wort, Canadian 
localities II xv 168 
St. Kitts, W. Indies. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vn 142 
Physical features and geo- 
logy of IV vn 356 
St. Lawrence. 
Canals; 1852 report I i 91 
Canals: cost II x 269 
Copper deposits in Meta- 
morphic region south of. . II v 453 
First surveys of II xiv 86 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 65 
Geology of, basin II ix 7 
Geology of, district Inter- 
colonial Ry II xv 381 
Indian relics found on, 
Canal II i 329 
Newer Pliocene Fossils 
of, Valley. By Prof. 
Dawson: reprint II m 86 
Post-tertiary deposits of, 
valley II iv 317 
Post tertiary times IV vi 52 
Route to Europe I I 92 
St. Lawrence, Saguenay and 
other Poems. By Charles 
Sangster: reviewed II m 17 
Salts in water, proportional 
amounts in IV vn 558 
Synopsis of Flora of, Val- 
ley. By John Macoun 
and John Gibson II xv 51 
161, 349, 429, 546 
Upper, geological district of 
Quebec II xv 94 
Water analysed II u 300 
Winter level of, raised by 
anchor ice II vii 175 
Ser. Vol. Page 
St. Lawrence-Con. 
Winter Phenomena in: re- 
print I n 75 
St. Lawrence and Lake 
Huron and Peterbo- 
rough Junction Lines, 
Report of chief Engineer. I i 22 
St. Lawrence Group, Cana- 
dian flora IV viii 26 
St. Lucia. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vii 141 
Geology and physical fea- 
tures of IV vii 363 
St. Louis, Belcher's Artesian 
Well in I i 237 
St. Lusson, Sieur de. 
Quebec to Sault St. Marie 
(1671) II viii 411 
Ste. Marie on Wye. 
Site of Mission of; its 
POSSESSORS AND PRESENT 
CONDITIONS. By A. F. 
Hunter: abstract IV iv 230 
St. Mark's Church, Nia- 
gara, history IV I 109 
St. Martin Isle Jesus. 
Atmospheric Electricity ob- 
servations (1858) II iv 266 
II v 311 
Aurora Borealis, 1858, 1859 II iv 265 
II v 311 
Contributions to Meteo- 
rology, from Observa- 
tions AT. By Chas. 
Smallwood II iv 262 
Mean Results of Mete- 
orological Observa- 
tions for 1852. By Chas. 
Smallwood, M.D I n 7 
For 1853 I n 230 
Montreal Natural History 
Society's report on ob- 
servatory at II i 409 
Meteorology of, for 1859. 
By Chas. Smallwood... . II v 308 
Meteorological Register of; 
see under Meteorological 
Register. 
Observatory at. By Chas. 
Smallwood (full descrip- 
tion with drawings) II in 281 
Temperature of cold days of 
Feb. 1855 at I in 196 
St. Martin's Island, West 
Indies, physical features 
and geology of IV vn 354 
St. Martin Archipelago, 
West Indies, physical 
features and geology of. IV vii 354 
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Brain weights of patients in, 
Infirmary II XV 211 
St. Mary 's, Ont. 
Athyris maia at II v 277 
Machaeracanthus sulcatus at III in 121 
Meteorological Observations 
at, for 1858 II iv 390 
Meteorological Obser- 
vations at, for 1859. By 
W. Graeme Tomkins. .. . II v 396 
St. Nicholas Island, L. On- 
tario, 1779 IV iv 282 
St. Peter Lake, Que., earth- 
quake at I i 185 
St. Petersburg. 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vn 468 
St. Regis, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 63 
St. Rollox. 
Chimney of Chemical 
works I i 12 
St. Simon's Island, bed of 
shells at, Cannon Pt II ill 387 
St. Vincent, W. Indies. 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vn 141 
Geology and physical fea- 
tures IV vn 364 
Saketupiks IV iv 249 
Salamander. 
Pancreatic Nebenkerne in. IV i 272 
Stimulating effect of light on IV vm 109 
Structures in gastric mucosa 
of IV i 247 
Salamandra atra, develop- 
ment of gills IV vm 484 
S. larva, nerve cells IV vi 426 
Salamis, Ashchurite traces in II xiv 251 
Salford, Eng., sewage dis- 
posal IV ii 146 
Salicacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species I m 292 
II xiv 298 
Distribution of aeriferous 
tissue in stem of IV ix 369 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xiv 649 
London species II van 233 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia HI iv 212 
Salicaceous galls, production 
of aeriferous tissue in, and 
its distribution in normal 
stem IV ix 369 
Salicornaria farciminiodes, 
from great sea depths.... II vi 520 
Saliferous rocks, Michigan.. II vm 267 
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Saline. 
Classification of, Springs 
of Canada. By T. Sterry 
Hunt: abstract II vm 168 
Waters of Canada I in 99 
Salix. 
Effect of nutrient solutions 
on budding; expts IV vn 339 
Host of sawfly gall producers IV ix 328 
S. alba, L. 
Canadian ' II vi 39 
Host of Pontania hyalina, 
Norton IV ix 328 
S. cordata, Muhl, gall pro- 
duced on, by Pontania 
pomum Walsh shows red, 
a dormant colour in IV ix 372 
S. cordata, Muhl, host of. 
Euura S. ovum Walsh IV ix 329 
Cecidomyia triticoides 
Walsh IV ix 322 
Pontania pomum, Walsh. . IV IX 328 
Rhabdophaga strobiloides, 
Walsh IV ix 325 
S. discolor, Muhl, host of 
Pontania pisum, Walsh. . IV ix 328 
S. humilis, Marsh, host of 
Euura S. = gemma, Walsh; 
Pontania desmodioides 
Walsh and Pontania (un- 
described) IV ix 328 
Pontania n.s. (pl.) IV ix 333 
Rhabdophaga batatas Walsh IV ix 324 
Sawfly gall (undescribed).. IV ix 335 
S. longifolia, medicinal pro- 
perties of, among Indians IV vu 22 
S. lucida Muhl, host of 
Gall undescribed or Pon- 
tania lucidae Rohwer... . IV ix 328 
Pontania lucidae Rohwer... IV ix 334 
S. serissima (Bailey), Fer- 
naid. 
Excrement of larvae of saw- 
fly gall on, produces cell 
division (pl) IV ix 368 
Host of Euura (undescribed) 
or E. serissimae Rohwer.. IV ix 328 
Saliva, tobacco's influence on. 11 in 253 
Salmo gairdneri IV ix 24 
S.iridens IV ix 24 
S.mykiss IV ix 24 
S. salar IV ix 23 
Salmon. 
Artificial propagation 
OF, AND TROUT IN CAN- 
ADA. By R. Nettle: ab- 
stract....' IV in 43 
Catch in good year IV ix 28 
Changes in digestive organs 
as they ascend river..... IV ix 30 
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Decrease, Restoration 
and Preservation of, 
in Canada. By Rev. 
Wm. Agar Adamson II u 1 
Dene method of catching 
and curing IV iv 49, 84, 92, 196 
Dene mode of catching land 
locked IV iv 74 
Denes method of fishing 
(illustrated) Ill vu 129 
Destruction in Ontario and 
Quebec, and means of pre- 
serving II ii 6 
Effect of sawdust in rivers 
on IV vu 427 
Effect of sawdust on propa- 
gation of IV vu 428 
Facts regarding Columbia 
River Salmon I m 275 
Fishery regulations and diffi- 
culty involved IV ix 42 
Habits as they reach coast 
and ascend rivers IV ix 26 
History from time fry des- 
cend streams until they 
return IV ix 33 
Life history of Pacific. 
By Prof. J. Playfair 
McMurrich IV ix 23 
Loss in weight as they as- 
cend river IV ix 29 
Song of, Fishing by Tlinkit 
Indians IV vi 341 
Spawning grounds IV ix 26 
Species of IV iv 73 
Stocking streams with II u 4 
Suggested methods of over- 
coming mill-dams II ii 3 
Time fry remains on spawn- 
ing grounds IV ix 33 
Salmon, Dog IV ix 25 
Salmon, Humpback IV ix 25 
Salmon, Silver IV ix 25 
Salmon, Sockeye. 
Age determined from oto- 
liths IV ix 37 
Catch for years 1893-1908. . IV ix 33 
Depletion of supply dis- 
cussed IV ix 40 
Do each generation return 
to their own identical 
spawning grounds IV ix 38 
Life history IV ix 25 
Periodicity of big runs in 
Fraser and not in other 
rivers IV ix 35 
Undersized fish that return 
to fresh water IV ix 36 
Salmon, Spring IV ix 24 
Salmon Creek, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 658 
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Salmon Creek, Great, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Salmon Creek, Little, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Salmonidae. 
Characteristics IV ix 23 
Species on American conti- 
nent IV ix 23 
Salpingoeca fusiformis, 
Kent, Toronto tap water III i 423 
Salsola tragus, potash can 
replace soda in II vi 51 
Salt. 
Additional note on object 
OF, CONDITION OF SEA. By 
Prof. Chapman I in 227 
As a manure II ill 523 
Deposits and production in 
Canada, 1905 IV vm 152 
Function of, in Sea- 
Water. By E. J. Chap- 
man II xv 329 
Solvent action of, at 
high temperatures: re- 
print I in 149 
Salt Condition of Sea. 
By Prof. Chapman I in 186 
Salt Springs, New York. ... I n 38 
Salt Wells, Michigan II vm 267 
Salter, J. W. 
Genus Protaster: ref IV vm 363 
Gasteropods of Canada: re- 
viewed II iv 465 
Note on Fossils from 
Ottawa River I i 221 
Salter and Billings. 
Cyclocystoides: ref II iv 43 
Saltfleet Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 658 
Salubrity. 
Salubrity of Towns: re- 
print I in 264 
Salvelinus IV ix 25 
Samoa. 
Migrations from, and chan- 
ges produced in language. Ill vi 108 
Samoan belief as to origin of 
man IV vi 207 
Samolus, flower peculiarities 
in II v 340 
Samothrace, Ashchurite tra- 
ces in II xiv 248 
Samuelson. 
Sameulson's Patent Dig- 
ging Machine: reprint.. I i 244 
San Miguel II i 363 
San Salita Bay, Embiotoca 
or Holconoti specimens 
from I ii 88 
San Salvador. 
Coal in .. II I 368 
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Earthquake of 16th April, 
1854 II i 366 
Geography of II I 362 
Indians \ II I 376 
Notes on geography, topo- 
graphy, climate, popula- 
tion, resources, produc- 
tions, etc. By E. G. 
Squier: reviewed II I 359 
Ruined city of II I 364 
Silver mines of II I 368 
Volcanoes in II I 363 
Sanarelli. 
Cause of yellow fever: ref.. IV vm 57 
Sanchoniatho. 
Phoenician History of Dead 
Sea region: ref II xm 523 
Sand. 
Canadian, for moulding.... II vm 462 
Interglacial fossiliferous, 
• Scarboro Hts II xv 397 
Interglacial, and laminated 
clay, Scarboro Cliffs II xv 402 
Launce, of Gaspe Bay II in 515 
Sand plains formed by 
glacial lakes, L. Wendigo- 
kan region IV vm 361 
Seperation of elements of... I in 15 
Stratified, and gravel post- 
glacial, Scarboro Hts. ... II xv 403 
Sand Creek, Ont. 
Iron ranges IV vm 352 
Sand Grouse, Pallas', migra- 
tions IV in 181 
Sandhill, Toronto II xin 267 
Sand-hill Crane, identical 
with Whooding Crane?.. II iv 267 
Sand Martin. 
Habits of Ontario visitors.. Ill ill 93 
Toronto specimens II in 503 
Sand-pipers. 
Habits of Hamilton fre- 
quenters II vi 134 
Hamilton species II v 394 
N. American species II xi 159 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 191, 192, 195, 198 
IV in 84, 85 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Sand Spurrey, localities 
Canadian species II xv 174 
Sandstone. 
Central Ontario IV vn 158 
Described II vi 438 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
North shore of L. Superior. I i 125 
Primordial, of Rocky 
Mts.: reprint II vn 149 
Rock at Toronto I I 147 
Sandstone, Caradoc, Wales. I i 248 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sandstone, Lower, east side 
Upper Mississippi and 
North of Wisconsin River I n 79 
Sandstone, Medina. 
Formation at Niagara II v 501 
Huron region, Ont I in 51 
N. shore L. Ontario II xv 391 
Sandstone, Oriskany. 
Age of. ByJohnDeCew. II vn 190 
Fossils in II vn 192 
Windham Tp., Norfolk Co. II vi 295 
Sandstone, Potsdam. 
Additional fossil tracks 
in, of Canada: abstract. II v 469 
L. Ontario II xv 390 
Sandstone, Quartzose, for- 
mation at Niagara II v 501 
Sandstone, red, L. Superior. IV vi 50 
Sandstone, Vitreous, north 
shore of L. Huron I i 125 
Sandusky Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Sandwich Islands. 
Monthly Magazine, Jan. to 
May, 1856: reviewed.... II in 451 
Notes on people and their 
diseases II I 556 
Peculiarities of Crania in... II vn 442 
Volcanic eruption in I i 18 
Sandwick Town, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 214 
Sandwich Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 658 
Sandwort. 
Localities Canadian species. Il xv 170, 174 
Sandy Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 659 
Sandy Bay, Great, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 659 
Sandy Bay, Little, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 659 
Sandy Hook. 
Cause of increase of. By 
Prof. Bache: reprint II n 67 
Sandy Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1S13) II xiv 659 
Sandy River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 659 
Sanfernando marls, Trini- 
dad IV viii 381 
Sang, John. 
Description of Plato- 
meter, AN INSTRUMENT 
for Calculating Area 
OF FIGURES DRAWN ON 
Maps, with plate: re- 
print I n 305 
Planimeter or Self-act- 
ing Calculator of Sur- 
faces: reprint I II 310 
Sangas or St. Dusk's Point, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 659 
428 SAN 
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GENERAL INDEX 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sangas Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 659 
Sangster, Charles. 
St. Lawrence, Saguenay and 
other Poems: reviewed.. II in 17 
Sanguinaria, Dillen, locali- 
ties Canadian species. ... II xv 61 
S. canadensis, L. 
Canadian localities II xv 61 
Toronto I i 207 
Sanguinarine, principle in. . II i 311 
Sanicula, Tourn, Cana- 
dian localities of 
S. canadensis, L II xv 555 
S. marilandica, L II xv 555 
Sanitation. 
City, and Sewage dispo- 
sal. By L. J. Clark Ill vu 232 
City, and Sewage Prob- 
lems. By Levi J. Clark: 
abstract IV I 5 
Sanitary, properties of wool I u 22 
Sanskrit. 
Coptic article in; examples. II xm 413 
Gaelic words relating to 
Water similar to Ill vi 241 
Gaelic words relating to 
heat and light similar to.. Ill vi 240 
Gender IV vi 67 
Turanian influence on IV iv 262 
Sanspareil locomotive I n 64 
Santa Cruz, navigating know- 
ledge of, natives Ill vu 204 
Santalacese. 
Canadian species II vi 278 
II xiv 297 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 648 
London species II vm 232 
Santini. 
Tungus dress: ref IV v 187 
Sapalili IV v 99 
Saperda concolor, Memy- 
thrus tricinctus Harris in . 
galls of IV ix 311 
S. puncticollis, Ibid I in 212, 326 
S. tripunctata, Mels. Cat... I in 212 
S. vestita I in 212, 326 
Sapindaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 147 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 638 
II xv 353 
London species II vm 223 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia Ill iv 211 
Saplel IV v 99 
Saponaceous, substance in 
"Indian Soap".... IV vn 4 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Saponaria, L., Canadian 
habitats of 
S. officinalis, L II xv 169 
Saponification II i 195, 489 
Sapphire. 
Artificial formation of II iv 54 
Yak River IV iv 227 
Saprer IV v 99 
Sapsucker, Yellow-Bellied, 
Toronto IV I 43 
IV in 62 
Sarapikuka, tomb of, In- 
scription deciphered and 
translated Ill in 235 
Sarcee Indians. 
Alberta Ill v 216 
Blackfoot gestures for IV v 45 
Confederacy IV iv 250 
How they separated from 
Beavers ' IV iv 11 
Migrations and conquests. . IV iv 250 
Population one hundred 
years ago IV iv 29 
Present habitat IV iv 15 
Sarcode of sponges II x 361 
Sarcophagus, inscribed Si- 
donian II i 76 
Sarcoptes minor var Cati, 
Hering, full description 
of Canadian specimen 
(pl.) Ill i 332 
Sarracenia, Tourn, Cana- 
dian species II xv 60 
S. purpurea, L. 
Canadian localities II xv 60 
Central cylinder and phloeo- 
terma IV vi 619 
Sarraceniacese. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 291 
Hamilton species Ill II 146 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 636 
II xv 60 
London species II vni 221 
Sarsaparilla, Canadian spe- 
cies and habitats II vi 282 
Sartorius. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 553 
Gorilla IV vi 553 
Orang IV vi 552 
Saskatchewan. 
Agricultural land in II vm 420 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
District in 1857-58 II v 545 
First exploration of South. . Ill vi 145 
Flora characteristics IV vm 35 
Gold Mining on, River. 
By Chas. Levey: abstract III in 267 
In post tertiary times IV vi 52 
Narrative of, Exploring Ex- 
pedition of 1858. By H. 
Youle Hind: reviewed.. . II vi 175 
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Saskatchewan-Con. 
Observations on supposed 
GLACIAL DRIFT ON SOUTH 
By H. Youle Hind: reprint II ix 253 
On some Superstitions 
and Customs common 
among Indians in Val- 
ley of Assiniboine and. 
By Henry Y. Hind II iv 253 
Progress report of exploring 
expedition of H. Y. Hind: 
reviewed II v 187 
Section of deposits near 
Medicine Hat, showing 
Coal seam (fig.) HI v 153 
Trading expeditions of 1775 IV in 264 
Sas-otine, same as saz-oo-ti- 
na IV vn 520 
Sassafras officinale, Cana- 
dian II vi 38 
Satarna, connected with an- 
cient Irish history in 
person of Stairn IV v 98 
Satchets, Dene IV iv 146 
Satureia hortensis, L., Can- 
ada II xiv 284 
Saturn. 
Motion of, Rings. ' By 
Prof. Benjamen Pierce: 
reprint I in 356 
Rings visible to naked eye.. I m 215 
Some Remarks on Pro- 
bable Present Condi- 
tion of Planets Jupiter 
AND, IN REFERENCE TO 
Temperature, etc. By 
Jas. Nasmyth: reprint... I I 270 
Saturnia, Description of 
Canadian representa- 
tive of 
S. cecropia I II 213 
S. polyphemus I II 212 
S. promethea I n 213 
Saturniae. 
Canadian Saturniae- 
silkworms 1 in 266 
Rough Notes on some 
Canadian, and Sugges- 
tions OF USING THEIR 
Silk for Textile Pur- 
poses. By Thos. Cottle, 
M.D I n 212 
Satyrus, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats. ... Ill n 241 
Sauer, Martin. 
Physical features and habits 
of Tungus: ref IV v 176 
Tungus dress: ref IV v 187 
Saugeen. 
Origin of name II ill 308 
Saugeen Clays, Scarboro 
Cliff II xv 407 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Saugeen Peninsula, Treaty 
recording surrender of 
Saugeen Peninsula by In- 
dians I in 168 
Sault St. Marie. 
Canal, 1855 I in 309 
Iron plant IV vm 154 
Saulteaux. 
Brief history of II I 131 
Keewatin Ill v 215 
Pipes II ii 332 
Saumon River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 659 
Saunders, W. 
List of Plants collected 
CHIEFLY IN IMMEDIATE 
NEIGHBOURHOOD OF LON- 
DON, Ont II vm 219 
On Occurrence of Van- 
essa cajnia in Ontario. II vi 498 
Synopsis of Canadian 
including 
some additional species 
LIKELY TO OCCUR IN 
Canada II vm 349 
Saurin, J. J. 
Sleigh Manufacturer; ex- 
hibit at Exhibition of 1851 I I 87 
Sauropterygia II v 79 
Saururacese, localities Cana- 
dian species II xiv 648 
Saussure, de. 
Absorption of light by at- 
mosphere and cause of 
blue of sky and red of 
sunset: ref I I 6 
Saussurite. 
Analysis of II in 262 
Composition of II iv 325 
Identical with zoizite II m 262 
Saut, Long, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 659 
Savacon of Caribs, identity of IV vi 611 
Savagery. 
Persistence of, in Civiliz- 
ation. By David Boyle: 
abstract Ill iv 129 
Savannah, S. S. 
Claims that she was first 
steam boat to cross At- 
lantic refuted IV in 170 
Savatte, Isle a la, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 659 
Savery, Capt. 
Sa very's steam engine I I 220 
Sawdust. 
Bacteriological examination 
of, water in shade and 
sunshine IV vn 466 
Conditions that determine 
poisonous nature of, pol- 
lution in streams IV vu 465 
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Sawdust-Con. 
Cultures from its extract 
made by Dr. W. T. Con- 
nell IV vn 460, 461 
Decaying, effect on fish.... IV vn 458 
Effect of, on fish IV vn 432 
433, 436, 440, 452 
Effect of, on fish eggs in ex- 
perimental tank IV vn 436 
Effect of, in rivers on fish... IV vn 428 
429, 462 
Estimation of percentage 
pollution in Bonnechere 
River; effect on fish life. . IV vn 463 
Extracts from, placed in sun 
and shade; effects on fish. IV vn 460 
Effect of, on propagation of 
food fishes. By W. Land- 
wark: ref IV vn 428 
Fish would desert sawdust 
polluted streams for tribu- 
taries IV vn 465 
Nutritive relations in con- 
nection with fish life IV vn 461 
Sinking of IV vn 434 
Source of poison that affects 
fish IV vn 437 
f uppressed sawdust report 
by Rogers IV vn 431 
Rate at which white pine, 
extract dissolved out to 
effect fish IV vn 449 
Sawdust and Fish Life. 
By A. P. Knight IV vn 425 
Sawfly gall. 
Characteristics of Hymenop- 
tera IV ix 336 
Localization of tannin bear- 
ing tissue in IV ix 337 
Ovipositing by, producers. . IV ix 338 
Producers on host Salix. ... IV ix 328 
Undescribed, on Salix humi- 
lis, Marsh IV ix 335 
Saw-whet, Toronto IV i 44 
Saxby Gale. 
In New Brunswick the 
fourth October, 1869. ... IV ix 253 
In Nova Scotia IV ix 255 
Meteorological conditions at 
St. John during IV ix 255 
Prediction of Lieut. Saxby 
concerning IV ix 256 
Saxby Gale. By D. L. 
Hutchinson IV ix 253 
Saxicavarugosa, Gaspe, Que. II v 465 
Saxicola aenauthe, L., Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 119 
Saxifraga, L., Characters 
and Canadian localities 
of 
S. aizoides, L II xv 547 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Saxifraga, L., Characters 
and Canadian localities 
of-Con. 
S. aizoon, Jacq I xv 547 
S. caespitosa, L II xv 547 
S. nivalis, L II xv 548 
S. oppositifolia, L II xv 547 
S. pennsylvanica, L II xv 548 
S. rivularis, L II xv 548 
S. sibirica, L II xv 548 
S. stellaris, L II xv 548 
S. tricuspidata, Retz II xv 547 
S. virginiensis, Michx II xv 548 
Saxifragaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 293 
Cause and function of in- 
crustations upon leaves. . IV vn 257 
Hamilton species Ill n 148 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 640 
II xv 435 
London species II vm 225 
Polystely in IV vi 611 
Species supporting Platysa- 
mia cecropia Ill iv 212 
Saxifrage, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 547 
Saxon, crania of ancient II vm 133 
Saxony. 
King of Saxony as a bota- 
nist I i 81 
Sayce, Prof. 
Alphabetic characters on 
Cyprian monuments: ref. Ill in 147 
Sayornis fusca, habits of 
Ontario visitors Ill in 92 
S. phoebe, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 191 
IV in 62, 68, 102, 103, 104, 105 
Saze-oo-ti-na, sub-division 
of the Kaska tribe IV vn 520 
Saz-oo-ti-na tribe, called 
also Sas-otine IV vn 520 
Scadding, Rev. Dr. Henry. 
Canada in Bodleian II xn 370 
Canada in Sculpture: ab- 
stract Ill v 132 
Canadian local History; 
First Gazetteer of 
Upper Canada with an- 
notations II xiv 55,208,305, 
367, 513, 658 
Descriptive Catalogue of 
Coins, Ancient and 
Modern in Canadian 
Institute's Collection. II ix 105, 226 
Early Gazetteer and 
Map literature of 
Western Canada II xv 23 
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Scadding, Rev. Dr. Henry 
-Con. 
Lahoutan (Baron) II xni 240, 304 
Leaves they have touch- 
ed; BEING A REVIEW OF 
Historical Autographs II xiv 73 
315, 479, 597, 
II xv 145,531 
Memoranda of Vesuvius 
and its Neighbourhood I n 237, 261 
Merton College and 
Canada II xm 453 
Note on Etymon of On- 
tario II vii 502 
Obituary IV vn 235 
On Accidental Discover- 
ies I i 207, 220 
On Errata Recepta, writ- 
ten AND SPOKEN II IX 137, 317 
II x 31,223,386 
II xi 45 
On Metonyms or trans- 
lated AND CUASI TRANS- 
LATED PERSONAL NAMES. . II XII 35 
On Museums and other 
Classified Collections, 
TEMPORARY OR PERMA- 
NENT AS INSTRUMENTS OF 
EDUCATION IN NATURAL 
Science II xm 1 
Phonetic Anomalies ob- 
served IN SOME MODERN 
forms of Ancient Pro- 
per Names II vin 329 
Prototypography II xv 574 
Some Canadian Noms-de- 
Plume identified with 
SAMPLES OF WRITINGS TO 
WHICH THEY ARE APPEN- 
DED II xv 259, 332, 436 
Toronto of Old II xn 149,227, 
333, 430, 514 
II xii 82, 179, 256, 355, 433, 562 
Yonge St. and Dundas St., 
Toronto, the men after 
WHOM THEY WERE NAMED II XV 615 
Sealites, Ottawa R I i 221 
Scallop shell. 
Ancient badge of pilgrimage II in 388 
Ecclesiastical uses of II in 389 
Heraldry uses of II ill 388 
Scalops, Canadian localities 
of 
S. aeneus, Cassin Ill vi 89 
S. aquaticus, Linn Ill vi 88 
S. canadensis, Rich Ill vi 89 
S. latimanus, Bach Ill vi 89 
S cammony, specimen of, de- 
scribed I i 10 
Scandinavia. 
Connection with Onam 
family II xiv 566 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Scandinavia-Con. 
Zimri traces in II xv 313 
Scandinavian. 
Beavers mentioned in, 
literature II iv 360 
Crania II ix 398 
Mythology II xill 157 
Whence did, obtain their 
KNOWLEDGE OF COMPASS. 
By Capt. Stupart, R.N.: 
abstract Ill vi 44 
Scansores, generic characters II ix 234 
Scansorius. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 557 
Development in anthro- 
poids IV vi 558 
Function of IV vi 558 
Gibbon and gorilla IV vi 557 
Lower apes IV vi 558 
Muscle discovered IV vi 559 
Orang (pl.) IV vi 556 
Representative in man IV vi 559 
Scapanus, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
S. breweri, Bach Ill vi 89 
S. townsendi, Bach Ill vi 89 
Scapolite II v 529 
Scarabaeidse, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Scarboro, Scarboro Cliff or 
Hts. 
Correlation between depos- 
its east from Newcastle 
and, section IV vm 20 
Filled up glacial hollow at.. II xv 397 
Fossils found II xv 399 
Glacial and Interglacial 
Strata of, and other 
localities near Tor- 
onto (with plate). By 
Geo. Jennings Hinde... II xv 388 
Palaeozoic rocks II xv 391 
Physical features of II xv 388 
Pleistocene deposits V vn 165 
Region which supplied ma- 
terial for Toronto Penin- 
sula I ii 226 
Succession of strata II xv 392 
Scarborough Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 69, 659 
Scarites subterraneus, Mels. 
Cat I in 256 
Scarlett, John, Toronto. ... II xm 191 
Scarlet Re 
Appearance of muscle after 
treating with IV vm 405 
Staining properties of IV vm 404 
Scarlet Tanager, habits of 
Ontario visitors HI in 97 
Scarpa's triangle, floor of, 
Orang IV vi 554 
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Ser. Vol. Page 
Scarth, Rev. H. M. 
Discovery of coffin contain- 
ing Latin inscription, at 
Combe Down near Bath. II m 225 
Latin inscription to goddess 
Sul: ref II vi 402 
Latin inscriptions found in 
Britain: ref II iv 351 
II x 106 
cenedesmus, methods of 
prolonging life of IV vin 426 
Schafer. 
Fat in epithelial cells: ref... IV viii 251 
Schank, John. 
Autograph letter and brief 
biography II xiv 82 
Schaumkalk, character II i 484 
Schawbe, M. 
Periodicity of sunspots and 
earth's magnetism: ref.. . I I 192 
Schawanoes, population in 
1838, '44 and '46 I i 196 
Schectac IV vi 310 
Scheerer. 
On origin of granite: ref.... II in 205 
Schenk's process, for treat- 
ing flax I i 88 
Scherer. 
Gluten dissolved by gastric 
juice: ref IV vn 498 
Scherer, Medicus and, 
Reichert's Distillation 
Process for identification 
of butter-fat: ref Ill v 39 
Scheurlen. 
Bacteria in cream, skim 
milk and slime in separa- 
tor: ref IV vn 487 
Schiller. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Schirokich. 
Diastases produced by 
Tyrothrix tenuis: ref.... IV vu 115 
Peptonizing and lactic bac- 
teria in milk and cheese: 
ref IV vn 111 
Schistose. 
Cleavage may be developed 
in igneous rocks Ill iv 126 
Gneissic foliation and, 
CLEAVAGE IN DYKES AND 
THEIR BEARING UPON 
origin of Archaean 
rocks. By A. C. Lawson. Ill iv 115 
Structure peculiarly deve- 
loped in sedimentary 
rocks Ill iv 117 
Schists. 
Carbonate, L. Wendigokan 
region IV viii 351 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Schists-Con. 
Gneiss intrusion in; ex- 
amples from north shore 
of L. Superior Ill iv 119 
Green, L. Wendigokan re- 
gion IV viii 351 
Hudson's Bay Ill iv 197 
chizaeinse II xn 364 
„ chizocrinus nodosus, Hall, 
Ottawa R I i 222 
Schizomycetes, in cheese... IV vn 105 
Schizophyllum commune, 
Fr., habits and Ontario 
habitats IV ix 73 
Schizophytae, species in 
Toronto tap water Ill I 418 
Schizostely IV vi 627 
Schleiden. 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. . IV vi 481 
Schlier See, relative amounts 
of salts in water . IV vn 559 
Schleroderma vulgare, Fr., 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 80 
Schldssing. 
Absorption of ammonium 
carbonate solutions by 
leaves: ref IV vn 246 
Schlosser Fort, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 661 
Schlosser's Island, history.. Ill n 224 
Schlumberger, M. 
Method of colouring cloth 
by Alloxan: ref I in 17 
Schmid-Monnard. 
Mucous canal's part in for- 
mation of pterotic in fish: 
ref Ill ii 280 
Schmidt, Oscar. 
Reproduction in sponges: 
ref II xv 420 
Schmitz. 
Structure of Cyanophycese: 
ref IV vi 441 
Structure of yeast cell: ref.. IV vi 481 
Schoharie settlements. 
Attacks on, during Revolu- 
tionary war IV vii 401 
Scholefield, Rev. Jas. 
Autograph and characteris- 
tics II xiv 621 
Schomburgk. 
Arrangement of lesser An- 
tilles into two groups: ref. IV viii 377 
School. 
Compulsory, attendance in 
Ontario Act IV viii 192 
English system, re attend- 
ance II in 427 
First public, in Toronto.... II xn 338 
Geology in Public. By 
Jos. T. B. Ives Ill v 125 
433 SCI 
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School-Con. 
Prussian, system, re attend- 
ance II in 426 
System of Scotland, re 
attendance II in 431 
Warming and Ventilation 
of. By Dr. Neil Arnott: 
reprint I in 10' 
Schools, Medical inspec- 
tion in. 
Boston IV vm 198 
Brussels IV vm 193 
Gt. Britain IV vm 195 
Medical inspection of 
School Children. By 
Chas. A. Hodgetts IV vm 191 
New York IV vm 198 
New York regulations IV vm 205 
Objects and results IV vm 199 
Zurich (Switz.) IV vm 194 
Schoolcraft, H. R. 
On shells found in Indian 
graves: ref II in 402 
Philology of American In- 
dians, criticized II ill 438 
School of Mines. 
Position of Industrial Edu- 
cation in 1852 I I 110 
Government, London, 
Eng I i 110 
Schott, Charles A. and A. 
D. Bache. 
Notice of Longitude of 
Fernandina, Florida, 
by Chronometer Ex- 
changes from Savannah, 
Georgia: reprint II m 71 
Schroeder. 
Spontaneous generation of 
life refuted: ref IV vm 430 
Schroeder and Dusch. 
Spontaneous generation of 
life refuted: ref IV vm 430 
Schulze, F. Eilhard. 
Flexor longus hallucis and 
flexor tendons of outer 
toes in man: ref IV vi 570 
Flexor longus pollicis: ref. . IV vi 540 
Peptic glands in Silurus 
glanis: ref Ill II 400 
Reproduction in Halisarca: 
ref II xv 427 
Reproduction in sponges: 
ref II xv 420 
Superficial epithelium of 
stomach of Amiurus: ref. Ill n 397 
Vacuoles in Sycandra rap- 
hanus: ref II xv 425 
Schultz, Leopold. 
Examination of freshly 
drawn milk for bacteria: 
ref IV vu 470 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Schultze, Max. 
Clavate cells in Amiurus: ref. Ill u 394 
Schiippan. 
Gravel filters for cleaning 
milk: ref IV vu 485 
Schurhofi. 
Eupatorium perfoliatum, 
L.: ref IV ix 324 
Science. 
American Association for 
Advancement of Science; 
see American Association 
for advancement of 
Benefits of, to nations II xv 365 
British Association for ad- 
vancement of; see British 
Association for Advance- 
ment of 
Ingenious application of, 
and its Results. . I u 168 
Magnetic, yet in its infancy I I 17 
National Importance of 
Studying Abstract Sci- 
ence WITH A VIEW TO 
the Healthy Progress 
of Industry: ref I i 159 
Proceedings of American 
Association for Advance- 
ment of 1855 I in 355 
Progress reviewed (1859)... II v 69 
Progress of Physical, 1856: 
reviewed II u 366 
Relation between, and pro- 
gress in other depart- 
ments of thought and 
action Ill I 363 
Remuneration of I in 90 
Review of, in 1858, by Presi- 
dent of British Associa- 
tion for Advancement of 
Science II iv 62 
Science and English Law. 
By Geo. Kennedy IV vm 63 
Science and theology, 1855. I ill 229 
Science in Rupert's Land. 
By Daniel Wilson II vu 336 
Social, Association: re- 
print II vu 384 
General improvements 
in Mechanical, during 
1852. By W. Fairbairn: 
reprint I H 72 
Scientific. 
Commercial enterprise 
and, Investigation. By 
Prof. Airy: reprint I ill 92 
Importance of, Studies to 
Practical Men. By John 
Langton, M.P.P I n 201 
Scientific Intelligence. I i 16, 43, 94, 
115, 139, 165, 189, 210, 237 
I ii 171 
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Ser. Vol. Page 
Scilly Isles, Gaelic names in 
topography of Ill ill 55 
Scioto Mound skull, de- 
scribed (pl.) II vin 128 
II xii 274 
* II xiii 127 
Measurements of, an Indian 
skull from Barrie and 
mean of Huron skulls.... II vn 402 
Scioto Valley. 
Brachycephalia skull from.. II n 411 
Crania from II n 418 
Pipes discovered at Mound 
city II ii 234 
Sciurus, Canadian locali- 
ties of 
S. carolinensis, Gmel HI vi 86 
S. douglassi, Gray HI vi 85 
S. fossor, Peale II vi 86 
S. hudsonius, Pallas Ill vi 85 
S. hudsonius, var Rich.. HI vi 85 
S. leucotis, Gapper Ill vi 86 
S. lysteri (Ray), Rich Ill vi 86 
S. migratorius, Aud. and 
Bach Ill vi 86 
S. niger, Rich Ill vi 86 
S. quadrivittatus, Rich. . . . Ill vi 86 
S. richardsoni, Bach Ill vi 85 
Sciuropterus volucella, Pal- 
las, Canadian localities.. HI vi 85 
S. volucella, var Hudsonius, 
Gmel, Canadian locali- 
ties HI vi 85 
Sclater. 
Geographical distribution 
of class Aves: ref II in 459 
Sclavonic. 
Beavers mentioned in, liter- 
ature II iv 360 
Coptic article in; examples. II xm 413 
Scleranthus, L., Canadian 
localities of 
S. annuus, L II xv 174 
Sclerosperma, uses of II x 287 
Scobie, Hugh. 
Obituary I n 151 
Ontario, Simcoe and Huron 
Ry. Report reviewed.... I I 188 
Scobie's Canadian Almanac 
for 1853: reviewed I I 89 
Scolecida II xv 242 
Scolecophagus carolinus, 
observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vn 195 
IV in 69 
Scolex. 
Development in active stage II iv 37 
Development in resting 
stage II iv 36 
Scolithus verticalis (Hall), 
Clinton Group, Dundas. . II xiv 138 
Scollard, Maurice, Toronto. II xm 355 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Scolopacidae, generic charac- 
ters II xi 158 
Scolopacinse II xi 159 
Scolopax, Hamilton species. . II v 394 
Scolopendrium officina- 
rum, Owen Sound, Ont. . II xiv 471 
Scolytidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 215 
Scolytus, mode of attacking 
trees I li 193 
Scoops, Dene IV iv 156 
Scoresby, Rev. Dr. 
Arctic regions and navi- 
gableness of Arctic 
REGION I I 118 
Earl of Rosse's Tele- 
scopes, AND THEIR RE- 
VELATIONS in Sidereal 
Heavens: reprint I n 140 
On Surface Temperature 
and Great Currents of 
North Atlantic and 
Northern Ocean: re- 
print I ii 67 
Theory regarding sea or 
land at North pole: 
reprint I II 125 
Inverted and erect images 
seen in sky; cause I I 7 
Scot or Scotch. 
Brain capacity of II xv 217 
Brain weights of II xv 202 
Cranial characteristics of... II ix 384 
Cranial types of II ix 400 
Picts distinguished from. . . IV v 297 
Scoters, White winged, Mi- 
mico IV in 108 
Scotiaptex cinerea, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors . IV in 67,92 
Scotland. 
Agricola's march into...... II xiv 10 
Ancient beaver haunts in... II iv 375 
Anthracite deposits and 
VEGETABLE REMAINS IN 
lower Silurian of 
South Scotland By 
Prof. Harkness: abstract. I ill 115 
Ballads of: reviewed...... II iv 295 
Bronze Period I in 315 
Cimbri names of places in 
Lowland indicating that 
Cimbri located there. ... HI I 317 
Cranium from Juniptter 
Green Cist (pl.) II vn 409 
Cranium of prehistoric race 
in Juniper Green Cist ... II vin 130 
Dolichocephalic type of 
Crania of primitive races. II vn 421 
Education in I ill 162 
Gaelic early settlement .... HI I 318 
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Gaels of, and Ireland closely 
connected shown by 
names of persons and 
places IV in 140 
Geology of II I 74 
Great Terrace of Ero- 
sion. Relative date and 
Connection with Gla- 
cial Phenomena. By R. 
Chambers: reprint I ill 143 
Juniper Green Cist, with 
skeleton (pl.) II vil 409 
Lays of Scottish Cavaliers: 
reviewed 11 iv 295 
Lesmurdie skull II vn 411 
Less known Fossil Floras 
of. By Hugh Miller: re- 
print I in 365 
Metamorphic rocks, foli- 
ation of. By Prof. 
Forbes: reprint I m 115 
Murchison's reclassification 
of ancient rocks: ref II vi 112 
New Crustaceous from 
Silurian Rocks of: re- 
print II i 482 
An advancement of learning 
in. By J. Stuart Blackie: 
reviewed II I 168 
On Comparative Progress 
of Population in Eng- 
land AND, AS SHEWN BY 
Census of 1861. By John 
Strang: reprint II vu 129 
Parieto-occipital flattening 
in ancient Scottish crania II vu 411 
Pre-historic History of. 
By Daniel Wilson: re- 
print I ni 314 
Primitive races prior to 
Celts in II vu 405 
Recent geological discover- 
ies I in 315 
Romantic Scottish Ballads; 
their epoch and author- 
ship. By Robert Cham- 
bers: reviewed II iv 468 
School system, re attend- 
ance....' II in 431 
Stone Period I m 314 
Sub-division of Palaeozoic 
rocks I in 115 
Subterranean dwellings.... 1 ill 314 
Unio margaritiferus II m 394 
Scotophilus, Canadian lo- 
calities of 
S. fuscus, Beauv Ill vi 91 
S. noctivagans, Leconte... . Ill vi 91 
Scott. 
Nuclei in Oscillaria and 
Tolypothrix: ref IV vi 443 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Scott, Chief Justice of U.C. 
Autograph letters, about 
judicial appointments, 
pension and receipt for 
pension (1820) II Xiv 99 
Reminiscences of II xn 159, 244 
Scott, F. H. 
On structure, Micro- 
Chemistry AND DEVELOP- 
MENT OF NERVE CELLS 
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE 
to their Nuclein com- 
pounds IV vi 405 
Scott, Sir Geo. Gilbert. 
Autograph with brief com- 
ments II xiv 606 
Scott, Sir Walter. 
Autograph letter about his 
poetry II xv 148 
Genius of Scott. By 
Daniel Wilson II xm 341 
Lamps of Fiction; address 
by Goldwin Smith at, 
CENTENARY 11 XIII 347 
Scottish. 
Connection with Onite line. II xiv 565 
Nationality of Ossian IV m 216 
Philosophy II xi 207 
Francis Hutcheson origi- 
nator of school of, Philo- 
sophy II xi 211 
Scotus. 
Nom-de-plume of David 
Burn; educational ques- 
tions: reviewed II xv 446 
Scrapers, Dene. 
Cambium (pl.) IV iv 76 
Material and use (pl.). . . t. IV iv 50 
Moose skin (pl.) IV iv 143 
Various (pl.) IV iv 49, 68 
Screamers (Birds) II xi 158 
Screw pile, for lighthouses . . I m 121 
Screw propeller. 
First Canadian vessel with . I in 92 
Scrofula. 
Described Il XI 233 
Prevalence among children 
of early marriages Ill iv 185 
Scroggs. 
Account of Coppermine 
Country, 1722: ref IV ix 206 
Scrope, Poulett. 
Agency producing plastic 
condition in crystalline 
Rocks: ref II ill 204 
Scrophulariaces. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 296, 645 
Hamilton species Ill II 150 
London species II vm 229 
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Scugog. 
Language of Mississa- 
guas of. By A. F. Cham- 
berlain Ill vu 213 
(abstract) HI vn 2 
Scugog Island. 
Archaeology of. By A. F. 
Chamberlain: abstract... Ill vu 14 
Scugog Lake, drainage affec- 
ted by differential uplift. IV vn 183 
Sculptress, American, Miss 
Hosman I n 87 
Sculpture. 
Discovery of ancient 
Greek: reprint I in 40 
Scurvy Grass, localities 
Canadian species II xv 163 
Scutibranchiata, generic 
characters II xn 27 
Scyphidiainclinans, D'udk, 
generic characters (pl.). . Ill i 305 
Scyphomedusas, origin of 
first pair of radial cham- 
bers IV vi 402 
Scythians, tombs of kings... II n 121 
Scytonema. 
Cyanophycin in IV vi 457 
Effect on cells of digesting 
with artificial gastric juice IV vi 461 
Two types of granules in.. . IV vi 465 
Sea. 
Additional note on object 
of Salt Condition of. 
By Prof. Chapman I in 227 
Deep Sea Soundings: re- 
print I n 103 
Deep Sea Soundings in 
South Atlantic I i 264 
Experiments of Prof. Chap- 
man on salt condition of I in 187 
Navigableness of Spitzber- 
gen Sea 1 I 118 
Object of salt condition 
of. By Prof. Chapman.. I in 186 
Observations on Exist- 
ence of various Mol- 
lusks and Zoophytes 
at great Sea Depths. 
By M. Milne Edwards: 
reprint II vi 518 
Percentage of salt in II n 485 
Proportional amounts of 
Na, K, Ca, Mg, SO,, Cl, 
Si, and Fe in IV vii 559 
Topographical features 
of, bottom. By Lieut. 
Berryman: reprint I ill 4 
Salt condition to regulate 
evaporation I in 187 
Saltness of. By Prof. 
Chapman: reprint II n 484 
Sea Bear, Canadian localities III vi 77 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sea Duck, Hamilton species. II v 395 
Sea level. 
Causes of change in .1 in 58 
Changes in I in 57,76 
Effect of detritus carried 
into ocean on I in 57 
Methods of measuring 
changes in I hi 76 
On changes of, effected 
BY EXISTING PHYSICAL 
Causes during stated 
PERIODS OF TIME. By 
Alfred Tylor: reprint*. ... 1 in 57, 76 
Sea Lion, Canadian localities III vi 77 
Sea of Aral. 
Relative amounts of salts in 
water IV vn 559 
Sea Otter, Canadian localities III vi 76 
Sea-Rocket, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 164 
Sea-snakes, Ceylon II vn 355 
Sea Water. 
Additional note on func- 
tion of Salt in Sea 
Water. By E. J. Chap- 
man II xv 329 
Destructive action of, 
on Silicates such as 
MORTARS, ETC. By M. 
Vicat: reprint I ill 41 
Evaporates less rapidly 
than fresh water under 
same conditions II xv 329 
On preserving Balance 
between Animal and 
Vegetable Organisms 
in. By R. Warnigton: 
reprint I n 308 
Silver in II n 305 
Some effects of, on air IV vn 329 
Seas, British. 
Coralline Zone in I I 109 
Fauna and flora peculiarities I i 110 
Laminarian Zone in I I 109 
Natural History of. By 
Prof. E. Forbes I I 109 
Seal. 
Canadian species and their 
localities HI vi 77 
Canadian localities of nor- 
thern fur seal Ill vi 77 
Fisheries, Labrador....... . I n 117 
Fisheries, Newfoundland. . . IV in 305 
Great, Harp and Rough 
Seals of Prince of Wales 
Sound HI v 117 
Seals, Coins, Medals and, 
Ancient and Modern: 
reviewed II vi 192 
Sean, Dana. 
Authenticity of. By Rev. 
Neil MacNish: abstract.. Ill vu 31 
437 SEL 
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Season. 
Seasons, Hudson's Straits. 
By F. F. Payne IV v 104 
Seaton, Lord. 
Autograph letter on Nia- 
gara affairs II xiv 112 
Seaweed family, species 
yielding paper fibre II xi 199 
Secale cornutum, Toronto. I I 219 
Secondary Rays. 
Alpha rays lose power to 
produce, when lose charge 
and power to ionize IV ix 153 
Apparatus used to get, 
excited by alpha rays 
from polonium IV ix 153 
Experiments on, excited by 
alpha rays from polo- 
nium with brass electrodes 
at ordinary and liquid air 
temperatures IV ix 191 
Experiments on, excited by 
alphaArays from polo- 
nium with carbon elec- 
trode at different temper- 
atures in air, oxygen and 
hydrogen IV ix 182 
Experiments on "Fatigue" 
of IV ix 162 
Experiments shewing influ- 
ence of occluded gas on.. IV ix 167 
Influence of occluded gas 
on, excited by alpha rays 
from polonium IV ix 181 
Longeman's experiment re- 
pealed on, excited by 
alpha rays of polonium... IV ix 154 
Secondary Rays excited 
BY ALPHA RAYS FROM 
polonium. By V. E. 
Pound, pt. I IV ix 153 
pt. II IV ix 181 
Secondary Rocks, fossils of. II u 265 
Secretion, phenomena of, 
in pancreas IV i 271 
Sedatives. 
Dene IV iv 131 
Western Denes IV iv 131 
Sedges. 
Boreal type on east coast 
L. Huron II xiv 475 
Species yielding paper fibre II xi 199 
Sedgwick, Adam. 
Autograph with brief bio- 
graphy II xiv 616 
Sedgwick and Batchelder. 
Milk supply of Boston ex- 
amined for bacteria IV vn 468 
Sedimentary, igneous rocks 
sometimes of, origin II in 203 
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Sedimentary Rocks. 
Changes to which subjected II VI 445 
Described II VI 437 
Formation of II vi 440 
Metamorphism of II in 206 
Mode of formation II in 206 
On Origin and Metamor- 
phosis of some. By T. 
Sterry Hunt II n 355 
Sediments. 
Consolidation of II vi 444 
Sedum, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
S. acre, L II xv 549 
S. rhodiola, D.C II xv 550 
S. telephium, L II xv 550 
S. ternatum, Michx II xv 550 
Seelye. 
Circulatory system of Des- 
mognathus: ref IV vm 488 
Seemann, B., F.L.S. 
Parthenogenesis of Ani- 
mals and Plants: re- 
print II ii 481 
Segedunum, ancient name of 
Wallsend: evidence for.. . II xm 140 
Seiches. 
Bibliography, of I n 27 
Described and method of 
observing I n 27 
Movement in Gt. Lakes.... In 304 
On Seiches of Lakes. By 
Col. J. R. Jackson I n 27 
Sericostonima II vn 493 
Seikossinlarmiut, territory. Ill vi 265 
Seiurus. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Observations on Ontario 
species ... Ill vn 191 
IV I 46 
IV in 71, 73, 76, 83, 109 
Sekanais. 
Amputation practices IV vn 23 
Houses HI vn 117 
Method of disposing of, dead III vn 146 
Tribe Ill vn 112 
Selachia II xv 244 
Selachian, Myological char- 
acters of head of Teleost 
and Ill n 341 
Self, Metaphysical view of.. II I 120 
Self-consciousness, in Psy- 
chology II xi 310 
Selkirk Colony of Red River. 
Brief history of II vi 179 
Trial of prisoners from, for 
high treason, 1818 II xm 89 
Selkirk, Earl of. 
Agreement with Indians for 
Red River Settlement ... IV vi 294 
Selkirk Treaty, pictographs 
of Indian Chiefs on IV v 115 
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Selkirk, Yukon. 
Climate IV vm 292 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions IV vin 291 
Selodes, Rambur, N. Ameri- 
can species II vn 496 
Selwyn. 
Origin of Canadian apa- 
tites: ref IV vm 495 
Sem, traces of, in ancient his- 
tory II xiv 415 
Semempses, traces of, in an- 
cient history II xiv 415 j 
Semilkameen Indians, 
partly descended from 
Tsy'koh'tin IV iv 24 
Semimembranosus, Orang. IV vi 561 
Semireticulati II v 189 
Semitendinosus, Orang IV vi 560 
Semitic. 
Aryan and, roots indicate 
same source II xm 284 
Celtic nouns have many 
points of similarity with.. II xm 284 
Egyptian language connects 
Aryan and II xm 287 
Egyptian names of persons, 
places and things common 
to, and Aryan II xm 288 
Indo-European and, races 
have common parent.. .. II xm 162 
Races; distribution ... II I 7 
Semitic element in Hamite 
language II xm 286 
Semitic origin of Indians 
questioned IV v 26 
Traces of Ashchurites in 
traditions, etc., of, and 
Semito-Hamitic Nations. II xiv 219 
Semito-Hamitic, traces of 
Ashchurites in traditions, 
etc., of Semitic and, Na- 
tions II xiv 219 
Semneh, Dr. R. Lepsius's 
exploration of I II 179 
Semphucrates, traces of, in 
ancient history II xiv 404 
Senebier. 
Water absorption by leaves: 
ref IV vn 242 
Seneca Indians. 
American invasion of their 
territory in 1779 IV vn 395 
Founder of tribe IV vi 266 
Origin of name II vu 507 
Seneca Snake-root, Cana- 
dian habitats II xv 354 
Sensation. 
Belief and II x 234 
Defined II n 286 
In Psychology II xi 307 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sensationalism. 
David Hartley's develop- 
ment of it II iv 397 
Locke's principles carried 
out in II iv 397 
Sensationalist. 
Doctrine of, and Locke's 
philosophy II iv 399 
Philosophy II vil 103 
The Sensationalist Phil- 
osophy. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II iv 396 
Sense Organs. 
Nervous System and, of 
Amiurus. By Prof. Ram- 
say Wright Ill ii 352 
Skin and Cutaneous, of 
Amiurus. By Prof. R. 
Ramsay Wright Ill ii 251 
Special, of Amiurus Ill n 372 
Sensitive Plant, susceptible 
to moonlight II iv 223 
Sensitive perception. 
Doctrine of II I 383 
Sir Wm. Hamilton's doc- 
trine of: reviewed II n 285 
Sensitometer, Abney IV vn 380 
Senta's Monarchy IV v 98 
Sentiment. 
On Relation of Quantity 
to By Rev. 
David Inglis II in 409 
Sephres, traces of, in Egypt. . II xiv 193 
Sepulchral. 
Etruscan, inscriptions Ill m 162 
September, observations on 
birds in Toronto in IV m 85, 186 
Sequachee, valley of eleva- 
tion HI vn 66 
Serapis, temple of. 
At Pozzuoli. By Sir Ed. 
Walker Head, Bart: re- 
viewed II in 336 
Serapis. 
Dates of various changes of 
level in II in 339 
Was it a temple of II in 339 
What is proper age of II in 339 
Serica vespertina, Schonh.. I in 325 
Serpent Myth. 
Abenakies IV v 13 
American Indian's, and fall 
of Man IV v 10 
Blackfeet IV v 14 
Ceylon IV v 14 
Tusayans IV v 14 
Zunis IV v 13 
Serpent, Le, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 659 
Serpentinae II vin 4 
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America (east) I in 37 
Canadian II vi 436 
Canadian localities II vi 159 
Described II vi 430 
Eruptive, of Tuscany...... II vi 297 
Gaspe Peninsula II v 466 
Tests II vi 159 
True nature and origin of, 
in Quebec I in 255 
Serpula fossils, Montreal,. . II in 157 
Serpulae, from great sea 
depths II vi 520 
Serratirostres. 
Generic characters II ix 234 
Musophagidae Coliidae Buce- 
rotidae Prionitidae and 
Trogonidae sub-orders of; 
reasons for II ix 235 
Serratusmagnus, Orang... IV vi 526,533 
Service Berry, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 434 
Sesamoid bone. 
Anthropoids IV vi 544 
Orang IV vi 543 
Sesostris, same as Achashtari II xiv 196 
Sesiidae, species IV ix 309 
Seth, patriarch, legends and 
true history of II xiv 196 
Setodes. Characters andN. 
American hab tats of 
S. albida, Walker II vu 497 
S. exquisita, Walker II vn 496 
S. immobilis, Hagen II vn 497 
S. injusta, Hagen II vn 497 
S. nivea (Hagen) II vn 497 
S. resurgens, Walker II vn 497 
S. foetidus, Toronto I i 218 
Seton, Ernest E. T. 
Ruminants of North- 
West (Canada) Ill in 113 
Wood Buffalo Ill in 114 
Setophaga ruticilla, obser- 
vations on Ontario visi- 
tors Ill vn 192 
IV in 72, 83, 108 
Severn, M., Severn's Brew- 
ery, Toronto II xin 360 
Severn, R., Ont., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 208, 660 
Severus, Emperor Alexan- 
der. 
His legate in Britain as de- 
termined by inscriptions. II x 319 
Sewage. 
Consideration of, sche- 
mes. By L. J. Clark IV n 143 
(abstract) IV n 30 
Farms IV n 146 
Sewage Problems in Tor- 
onto. By Levi J. Clark: 
abstract Ill vn 36 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sewage-Con. 
Tests of purity of effluent of 
London Asylum system. . IV i 166 
Sewage Disposal. 
By using fertilizing matter. IV I 5 
City Sanitation and. By 
L. J. Clark Ill vn 232 
(abstract) IV I 5 
Defects of, systems IV n 151 
Methods adopted by many 
cities in England IV n 145 
Present efficiency in. By 
Allan Macdougall: ab- 
stract IV I 37 
Scheme of, for Toronto 
similar to that used where 
tidesexist IV n 149 
Sludge in London, Eng IV n 143 
Toronto, effect on water 
supply Ill vn 240 
Various systems Ill vn 233 
Seward and Ford. 
Osmundaceous siphonostele 
derivation: ref IV vin 526 
Seedlings of Todea hymeno- 
phylloides: ref IV vm 515 
Sewell, Mr. 
On Boiler Explosions: 
reprint I III 145 
Sewell, Henry De. Q. 
Is BELIEF IN GLACIAL PERIOD 
JUSTIFIED IV VIII 279 
Sewellel, Canadian localities. Ill vi 84 
Seymour Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 69 
Shafferi Bacillus, action of 
freshly drawn milk on. . . IV vn 480 
Shakspeare. 
Autograph II xiv 487 
Colossal Monument to: 
reprint I in 64 
Shaksperian Epitaph II i 399 
Some corrections to passages 
in Tempest, Henry IV, 
Richard II, Much Ado... Ill I 382 
Some New emendations 
in. By E. A. Meredith. . Ill I 381 
Shakespeare and Norris' 
staining fluid IV n 224 
Shales. 
Apatite veins deposited in 
previously formed crevi- 
ces: ref IV vm 500 
Cause of no phosphoric acid 
below Cretaceous and 
above Devonian: ref. . . . IV vm 498 
Black, in central basin of 
Tennessee Ill vn 77 
Gypsiferous, distribution in 
Western and Huron re- 
gions of Ontario I in 73 
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Shales-Con. 
Loraine, in Huron region of 
Ontario I m 50 
Marine plants in blue, at 
Toronto I i 150 
Medina, north shore L. On- 
tario II xv 391 
Quebec, and Georgia, Ver- 
mont shales in same 
relative position II vi 286 
Utica, north shore L. On- 
tario II xv 391 
Shamans. 
Dene......... IV iv 107, 181 
Of primitive tribes IV vi 321 
Practices among Denes. ... Ill vu 157 
Shamanism in Nah'ane 
tribe IV vu 524 
Shammai. 
Family in Italy and Rome.. II xiv 561 
Traces of, in ancient Greece II xiv 427 
Traces of, in ancient history II xiv 415 
Shanguanac, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 660 
Shank, Col. David, Toronto. II xm 181 
Shanley, Walter. 
Report of Toronto and 
Guelph Ry.: reviewed... I i 20 
Report on Toronto Harbour: 
reviewed I i 162 
Shannon River, Ont., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 68, 660 
Fossil, of Devonian. By 
Mr. Lennox: abstract.. . Ill ill 120 
Sharon, dates of arrival of 
Birds at IV in 62 
Sharp's patent primer 
ATTACHED TO SHOT-GUN: 
reprint I m 61 
Sharp-nosed Meadow 
Mouse, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 81 
Sharpe, Daniel. 
Obituary II i 398 
Sharpskins, Toronto Ill vu 195 
Shaw, Major-General, Tor- 
onto II xm 183 
Shaw, Dr. W. R. 
Peach Yellows IV n 209 
(abstract) IV ill 8 
Shawanese, operations in, 
country during Revolu- 
tionary war IV vu 402 
Shawnese Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 660 
Shawinigan Falls, Que., 
Aluminum industry at IV vm 159 
Sheaffe, Gen. 
Autograph letter introduc- 
ing Capt. Hall to Col. 
Givins II xiv 107 
Sheath-bills II xi 157 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sheep, Mountain, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 70 
Shelf ord Mt., Que., chemi- 
cal analysis of feldspar 
specimens from II v 431 
I Shells. 
Additional Note on Oc- 
currence OF FRESH- 
WATER, in upper Drift 
Deposits of Ont II vi 497 
Bed of, at St. Simon's Island 
at Cannon's Pt., Ga II in 387 
Conchiological, found near 
Penetanguishene II ill 399 
Cowry, in mound in Otona- 
bee Tp., Ont. (pl.) IV IX 7 
Discovery of Microsco- 
pic, in lower Silurian 
Rocks. By Prof. Ehren- 
berg: reprint I in 193 
Distribution of, found in 
Gulf of Mexico, in North 
America by Indians II in 396 
Economic uses of, by primi- 
tive people II in 391 
Found among ancient relics 
and sepulchral remains in 
Tennessee II ill 397 
Found at Skara, Orkney in 
stone dwellings II ill 385 
Found on Roman sites in 
Britain II m 386 
Freshwater, from other 
Lake Deposits, than Iro- 
quois beach gravels IV vi 39 
Fresh water, in Nottawa- 
saga R. district II vi 497 
Marine, L. Superior IV vi 41 
Modern uses of II ill 394 
Note on Land and Fresh 
Water, collected in- 
environs of Toronto. 
By A. E. Williamson. ... II vi 327 
Ornaments of, used by 
Britons II m 381 
Scallop, in heraldry II in 389 
Used as currency II in 379 
Shell Marl. 
Canadian II vm 462 
Fresh water, in Ontario. ... I i 114 
In Gaspe Peninsula II v 468 
Shem's inheritance II i 5 
Shepard, Harvey, Toronto.. II xm 95 
Shepard, Prof. C. U. 
Meteorite from South Af- 
rica: ref I ii 189 
Shephard's inn II xm 440 
Shepherd's Purse, localities 
Canadian species II xv 163 
Sherwood. 
Date of finding Plethodon 
eggs: ref IV vm 473 
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Date on which Plethodon 
cinereus eggs were found: 
ref IV viii 469 
Sherwood, W. A. 
Colour in Nature in re- 
lation to drapery: ab- 
stract IV ii 17 
Colour in Nature: ab- 
stract Ill vn 19 
IV i 23 
Colour in Nature: abstract IV i 23 
Hindrances to American 
Art: abstract IV iv 235 
Spirit of National Art: 
abstract IV ill 9 
Sheth, legends and history... II xiv 196 
Shibata, king in Siberia IV u 274 
Shilling, York, in Canada... IV ix 240 
Shinguakongse, career of... IV vi 289 
Shingwauk, Augustin, 
career of IV vi 292 
Ships. 
Estimation of friction and 
other resistance to be 
overcome I I 274 
Greatest, ancient and 
modern I u 173 
Power to produce high 
velocity I I 274 
Raft to rescue passengers 
from sinking ship. By 
Lieut. R. Asne I m 327 
Zinc applied to, building I n 313 
See also steamships 
Ship Island, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 660 
Shipping, Canadian I I 166 
I in 45 
Shiwokugmut, territory.... Ill vi 264 
Shobal. 
Ancestor of gods of Auritae II xm 525 
Caphtorim came from, in 
line of Ra and invaded 
Palestine before close of 
Israel's wanderings II xm 529 
Descendants of II xiv 397 
Egypt obtained many di- 
vinities and earliest rulers 
from, family II xm 524 
Family and descendants of. II xm 522 
Shomburgk. 
Barbadian fossil fauna: ref. IV vm 382 
Shooting-Stars, historical 
account of I n 209 
Shore and Gaskell. 
Blood pressure of dog when 
going under Chloroform: 
ref IV vn 201 
Cross circulation experi- 
ments: ref IV vn 203 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Shore Lark. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 89 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors IV I 52, 54, 59, 60 
IV in 93, 98 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill V 119 
Short, Dr. 
Style of roof in temples at 
Palenque IV vi 109 
Short Point, gazetteer notice 
(1813)........... II xiv 660 
Shorts, gliadin exists in IV vn 514 
Shortt, Prof. Adam. 
Beginning of Municipal 
Government in Ontario IV vn 409 
History of Canadian Me- 
tallic Currency IV ix 237 
Shoshonees. 
Expulsion from Alberta... . IV iv 250 
Show. 
Provincial Agricultural, 
FOR 1852, FULL DESCRIP- 
TION I i 52 
Showt'l, Canadian localities. Ill vi 84 
Shrew, Canadian localities 
of 
Cooper's Shrew Ill vi 90 
Forster's Shrew Ill vi 89 
Marsh Shrew Ill vi 89 
Thompson's Shrew Ill vi 89 
Shrike. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
species.. Ill vn 184, 192, 196, 198, 201 
IV i 51, 60 
IV in 70,91,92,99 
Shrike, American (Butcher 
Bird). 
Hamilton frequenter II vi 133 
Winters around Toronto. .. I I 169 
Shropshire. 
On Structure and Suc- 
cession of Lower Pa- 
laeozoic Rocks of North 
Wales and part of 
Shropshire. By Prof. 
Ramsay: reprint.. I i 248 
Shroud, Peruvian Golden. . . II i 391 
Shrubby, Bitter-sweet, 
Canadian localities II xv 352 
Shumard, B. F. 
Primordial Zone of Texas 
with description of new 
fossils: ref II vi 528 
Shuniah, silver location II xu 219 
Shur, family in Palestine.... II xiv 418 
Shushwap Indians. 
Former relations with Tsij- 
koh'tin IV iv 23 
Month names IV vi 332 
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Shutt, Frank T., M.A. 
Anatomy of Wood-Louse: 
abstract Ill in 293 
Canadian Apatite Ill v 30 
Shyon Cape, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 660 
Sialia. 
Hamilton species II v 390 
S. sialis. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. .Ill in 91 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vu 189,198 
IV 1 56,59 
IV in 73, 74, 83, 97, 101,102, 
103, 104,'105 
Siamang, laryngeal pouches. IV vi 515 
Siberia. 
Runic inscriptions of IV 11 261 
Siberian. 
Alphabet Ill in 168 
Archaeological exploration. IV 11 262 
Characters and Lat Alpha- 
bet IV iv 264 
Characters, phonetic values 
of IV 11 267 
Inscriptions and Characters IV n 264 
Inscriptions; free transla- 
tions of IV 11 271 
Mounds..... IV 11 263 
Siberian Inscriptions. By 
Rev. John Campbell IV n 261 
(abstract) IV in 20 
Siborne. 
Campaign of 1815 Ill iv 151 
Sicily, Copper coin in Cana- 
dian Institute from 
Agathocles of Sicily II ix 230 
Centoripa II ix 227 
Cephaloedium II ix 227 
Gela II ix 228 
Tauromenium II ix 229 
Tyndaris II ix 229 
Sickle-pod, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 64, 161 
Siculo-Punic, Copper coin 
from, in Canadian Insti- 
tute II ix 229 
Sicyon, Ashchurite traces in. II xiv 256 
Sicyos, L., Canadian habi- 
tats of 
S. angulatus, L II xv 554 
Side-saddle Flower, Cana- 
dian habitats II xv 60 
Sidney Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 660 
Sidonian, inscribed, sarcop- 
hagus II 1 76 
Siemens method of burning 
soft coal Ill iv 89 
Sierra Leone, Maroons in... Ill vu 268 
Sigillaria, Nova Scotia coal 
measures I 1 237 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sigillarise. 
Fossils in, from Nova Scotia II v 205 
In Nova Scotia coal I i 280 
II v 305 
Siksinokaia IV iv 255 
Siksikauo tribe, origin of 
name IV iv 249 
Siksinaksi..., IV iv 255 
Silene, transverse chorisis in 
petals of II x 383 
Silene, L., Canadian locali- 
ties of 
S. acaulis, L 4 II xv 170 
S. antirrhina, L II xv 170 
S. armeria, L II xv 170 
S. inflata, Smith II xv 169 
S. noctiflora, L II xv 170 
S. virginica, L II xv 170 
Silica. 
Difficulties of purifying... . II 1 310 
Hydrated II 1 80 
Isomorphism of II iv 493 
On, and some of its Appli- 
cations to Arts. By 
Rev. J. Barlow: reprint. . I m 106 
Silicates. 
Behaviour with water at 
high temperatures II in 205 
Method of distinguishing 
monoxide of iron (FeO) 
from sesquioxide (Fe20s) 
in, and other compounds 
by blowpipe II x 345 
Mode of formation of, in 
stratified rocks II n 357 
Opalescence produced by, in 
phosphor-salt in blow-pipe II xv 250 
Silicatisation I in 334 
Siliceous group, central 
basin, Tennessee Ill vu 76 
Silicified wood. 
Fragment from Colorado 
forest believed to be pro- 
duced by an axe II xiv 350 
On remarkable fragment 
of, from Rocky Mts. 
By H. A. Nicholson and 
W. H. Ellis II xiv 348 
Silicium. 
Deposition of, by elec- 
trotypeprocess: reprint I n 281 
Electro-plating with I ill 15 
Graphite modification of... II 1 394 
Oxide of II 11 305 
Preparation of II 1 310 
Silicon, proportional amount 
in large rivers, lakes and 
seas IV vu 558 
Silicious rock, origin II in 202 
Silicious slates. 
L. Huron II II 441 
L. Temiscamang II n 440 
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Silk. 
Notes on some Canadian 
Saturnine and sugges- 
tions ON POSSIBILITY of 
USING THEIR, FOR TEXTILE 
PURPOSE. By Thos. 
Cottle I II 212 
Silk-Weed. 
Short treatise on, viewed as 
industrial resources. By 
Alex. Kirkwood: re- 
viewed Il xi 247 
Silk Worms. 
Canadian Saturnine I in 266 
On Parthenogenesis as oc- 
curring amongst: review- 
ed Il vn 127 
Sillery division, Quebec 
group of rocks II xv 382 
Silpha insequalis, Fabr. ... I m 325 
Silurian, Silurian strata. 
Anticosti II xv 102 
Calceola in upper, rocks of 
Tennessee II v 307 
Canada II vm 185 
Description I I 147 
Eastern Quebec I I 125 
Massachusetts and New 
Hampshire Ill iv 69 
New Crustaceans from, 
Rocks of Scotland: re- 
print II i 482 
North of granitic ridge in 
Ontario I I 126 
Nova Scotia II xv 113 
Occurrence of Genus 
Cryptoceras in. By 
Prof. Chapman II ii 264 
Ontario Group II vm 186 
Potsdam Group II vm 186 
Quebec II xv 96 
Quebec Group II vm 186 
Silurian rock of Ontario con- 
tain iron ores Ill v 187 
Star-Fishes II in 158 
System of America I in 36 
Tennessee; condition of 
country when laid down. Ill vn 82 
Silurian, Lower. 
Asteridae of, Rocks in Can- 
ada. By E. Billings: ref.. II iv 43 
Canadian formation con- 
taining bones of verte- 
brate animals I i 122 
Coprolites in I n 264 
Crinoids of, in Canada II iv 467 
Cystideae of, of Canada. By 
E. Billings: ref II iv 43 
Description of, in Western 
Ontario I in 1 
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Silurian, Lower-Con. 
Discovery of Microscopic 
shells in. By Prof. 
Ehrenberg: reprint I in 193 
Formation in Canada II v 472 
Fossils from, of Ottawa 
River I I 221 
New Species of, Fossils. By 
E. Billings: reviewed... . II vn 71 
On parallelism of, groups 
of middle Tennessee 
WITH THOSE OF NEW 
York. By Prof. J. M. 
Safford: reprint I n 138 
Toronto I I 147 
Tracks of Reptile in, in 
Canada I in 252 
Silurian (Pre-), formation in 
New Brunswick II xv 105 
Silurian Society of Ottawa, 
objects of I in 286 
Silurian Upper. 
Discription of, in Western 
Ontario I in 1 
Fossils of, in Ottawa River 
district I I 222 
New England upper Si- 
lurian. By T. Nelson 
Dale: abstract Ill iv 69 
Michigan.... II vn 74 
New Brunswick II xv 104 
Nova Scotia II xv 111 
Tennessee Ill vn 79 
Siluroids, compared with 
Cyprinoids Ill n 306 
Silurus glanis, peptic glands 
in Ill n 400 
Silver. 
Alloys in blowpipe with 
Bismuth, Copper, Gold, 
Lead, Platinum, Thallium, 
Tin II xv 257 
Amalgamation processes em- 
ployed in extracting; his- 
tory of IV iv 358 
Amounts of Lead in, coins.. II vi 301 
Analysis of ore from Thun- 
der Bay district II xn 224 
Arsenic and Sulphur as 
Metallurgical Agents 
IN TREATMENT OF CANA- 
DIAN Auriferous and 
Argentiferous Ores. 
By R. Dewar IV I 141 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities of various 
ores II v 177 
Cazo process in extracting.. IV iv 361 
Chemical properties of II I 558 
Coating iron or other metal 
with, or with Alloy of 
Ag and Cu I I 43 
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Silver-Con. 
Conditions in which native, 
occurs in Kamanistiquia 
belt. Ill vu 248 
Coins in Canada after con- 
quest IV ix 238 
Deposits and production in 
Canada up to 1905 IV vm 159 
Deposition of, in rocks IV u 123 
Discovery in Mexico in 16th 
century; effect on prices.. II i 444 
Electro-Mercurial Amal- 
gamation of PRECIOUS 
METALS FROM THEIR ORES. 
By Chas. M. Dobson: 
abstract Ill vi 22 
Extraction from lead I I 104 
Hudson's Bay HI iv 197 
In Sea Water II n 305 
Ireland I I 267 
Iodo-nitrate of II I 79 
Kamanistiquia, bearing 
belt. By H. R. Wood.... Ill vu 245 
Kamanistiquia valuable, 
mining region Ill vu 258 
Loss due to cupellation.... II I 394 
Mines of San Salvador II I 368 
Norwegian amalgamation 
process in extracting IV iv 358 
Notes on, Locations of 
Thunder Bay. By E. J. 
Chapman (plate p. 265). . II xn 218 
Obtaining of pure II i 487 
Occurrence of gold and, 
in galena and iron pyri- 
tes. By R. Dewar IV n 121 
(abstract) IV n 12 
Patio process of extracting. IV iv 359 
Process of coining I m 129 
Production in Britain, 1860 II vu 148 
Reduction of, by phosphorus I I 115 
Repulse Bay Ill iv 199 
Separation of, from Lead: 
reprint I m 221 
Shuniah, location Thunder 
Bay II xn 219 
Thunder Bay, Mining Co. . II xn 222 
Tintin process in extracting IV iv 362 
Trowbridge's, location 
Thunder Bay, II xn 221 
Use of, in place of speculum 
metal I ill 22 
Washoe or Pan process in 
extracting IV iv 364 
Wood's, location Thunder 
Bay II xn 223 
World production, 1853.... I ill 41 
Veins of Kamanistiquia re- 
gion Ill vu 247 
Silver Creek Vein, in Ka- 
manistiquia Ill vu 257 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Silver Glance. 
Conditions in which, occurs 
in Kamanistiquia belt. .. Ill vn 249 
Thunder Bay; analyzed... . II xn 266 
Silver, Black Sulphide of, 
conditions in which occurs 
in Kamanistiquia belt. . . Ill vu 249 
Silver Salmon IV ix 25 
Silver-weed, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 430 
Silvering, Liebig's method.. . II i 487 
Simcoe, Capt. 
Brief biography of II xiv 85 
Simcoe, Gov. of Canada. 
Administration of, viewed 
IN HIS OFFICIAL CORRE- 
SPONDENCE. By Ernest 
Cruikshank IV n 284 
Attitude towards self 
government in Ontario... IV vu 420 
Diary of his Journey 
from Humber Bay to 
Matchetache Bay, 1793 IV i 128 
Higher education in Canada 
and Merton traditions. . . II xm 463 
Proclamation dividing Up- 
per Canada into 19 coun- 
ties II xiv 60 
Residence at Niagara, 1794. II xiv 94 
Toronto made Capital IV vi 289 
Troubles with U.E. Loyal- 
ists IV vu 410 
Simcoe. 
Ontario, and Huron Union 
Ry., condition of I I 144 
Simcoe Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 660 
Simcoe, North. 
Huron earthworks in IV m 226 
National Characteristics 
AND MIGRATIONS OF 
Hurons as indicated by 
their remains in. By A. 
F. Hunter IV ill 225 
Simeon, Chas. 
Autographs II xv 153, 543 
Autograph and character- 
istics II xiv 622 
Simia Satyrus. See Orang 
Outang. 
Simoda, 1858 II v 91 
Simpson. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Simpson, Sir Geo. 
Dr. Rae's letter to, on 
Fate of Sir John Frank- 
lin I in 91 
Simpson, Dr. J. Y. 
Medicine stamps used by 
Romans in Britain: ref. . II m 8 
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Dr. R. Lepsius exploration 
of, and location of Sinai. . In 180 
Preliminary Account of 
Expedition of Dr. R. 
Lepsius to Egypt, Ethio- 
pia and I ii 153, 179, 266 
Scientific Results of Dr. R. 
Lepsius'journey to I u 266 
Sinaitic inscriptions, at- 
tempts at deciphering... IV vi 245 
Sinclair, Capt. 
Lieut. Gov. Mackinac, 1781 IV iv 305 
Sinclair, Sir John. 
Ossian poems authentic: ref. IV iv 331 
Sinclair River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 661 
Sinilacese. 
London species II vm 234 
Sines. 
Formulae for Cosines and, 
of Multiple arcs. By 
Rev. Geo. Paxton Young. II vm 286 
Sinion Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 661 
Sinupallialia, suggested lead- 
ing division of Lamelli- 
branchiata II xi 395 
Siouan, Catawba language 
connected with Ill vi 26 
Sioux. 
Blackfoot gestures for IV v 44 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
and Peninsulai languages III i 202 
Manitoba HI v 215 
Mode of putting prisoners 
to death II iv 256 
Original home of Ill v 61 
Pipes II ii 331 
Settlement in Canada IV vi 293 
War with United States, 
1866 IV vi 292 
Wyandot-Iroquois language 
affinities HI I 197 
Vocabularies and'grammar. Ill v 216 
Siphonese, Toronto species. . Ill vn 271 
Siphonida. 
Subdivisions of II vu 116 
Suggested leading division 
of Lamellibranchiata II xi 394 
Siphonostele. 
Osmundaceae IV vm 525, 531 
Of Osmunda cinnamomea 
derivation IV vm 526 
Of Todea hymeno-phylloi- 
des derivation IV vm 526 
Siphonostelic central cylin- 
der in Cryptogams and 
Angiosperms IV vi 613 
Type in Filicales: ref IV vi 607 
Type of central cylinder. . . IV vi 627 
Siphonostoma II i 281 
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Siskin. 
Migration and Habits of III vn 197 
Toronto Ill vn 189 
Siskin Pine, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 190 
IV I 57 
IV in 69 
Sister, East, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 661 
Sister, West, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 661 
Sisymbrium, L. Canadian 
localities of 
S. canescens, Nutt II xv 161 
S. officinale, Scopoli II xv 161 
S. sophia, L II xv 161 
Sitta. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 198, 201 
IV I 41, 53 
IV HI 72, 80, 103 
S. canadensis, Toronto Win- 
ter bird I I 171 
Siurus ncevius, Bodd, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Six Nations Indians, see 
Iroquois 
Skalholt Saga, history of.... II xn 137 
Skara, Orkney,. 
Shells found in ancient stone 
dwellings in II in 385 
Skat-kwan tribe, Yukon dis- 
trict..... IV vn 518 
Skeena Indians, Census, 
1847 I I 197 
Skene. 
Four ancient books of 
Wales: ref IV v 69 
Skeletons. 
Found in ancient mounds in 
Bay of Quinte district 
(pl.) II v 414 
Indian, of great antiquity 
found near Brockville. . . II I 332 
Skeletonizing, notes on I I 175 
Skenidium II vi 188 
Skin. 
Characters of, of Amiurus. . Ill n 257 
Skin and cutaneous sense 
organs of Amiurus. By 
Prof. R. Ramsay Wright. Ill II 251 
Skua, parasitic, Toronto... IV i 54 
Skull crackers, Den& IV iv 64 
Skulls. 
Ancient Roman II I 76 
Description of deformed 
fragmentary, found at 
Jerusalem. By J. Aitken 
Meigs: reviewed II iv 487 
Fossil, human I u 172 
Skunk. Canadian localities. .Ill vi 75 
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Skunk Cabbage, Toronto... I i 218 
Skunk, Little striped, Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 75 
Sky. 
Arch seen in I l 240 
Slag. 
Uses of. By Dr. Smith.... I in 242 
Novel application of: 
reprint I ill 94 
Robinson's patent for: re- 
print I in 94 
Slates. 
Animikie, of Thunder Bay. . IV I 214 
Argillaceous, Hudson's Bay HI iv 197 
Banded, of L. Wendigokan: 
region IV vm 350 
Conglomerates, of L. Huron II n 441 
Conglomerates, of L. Temis- 
camang II ii 440 
Kamanistiquia region Ill vn 247 
L. Huron I I 125 
L. Superior I I 125 
Mica, characters; Canadian 
localities II vi 434 
Note on New Species of 
Triarthrus from Utica, 
of Whitby, Ont. By J. 
F. Smith, Jr II vi 275 
Roofing, in Canada II vn 218 
Roofing, in Gaspe Peninsula II v 467 
Wurtemberg I I 103 
Utica, in Huron region, 
Ontario I m 50 
Slate River, prehnite from, 
analyzed II xn 267 
Slave. 
Greek, of 15th century II I 391 
Notices of sale of, in Canada IV I 105 
On Ogden Island IV I 106 
Roman laws concerning, be- 
fore and after Christianity 
was introduced IV n 173 
Slaves (Indians). 
Habitat and numbers IV iv 16 
Tribe (Dene) HI vn 113 
Canada Ill v 216 
Slave Lake, Lesser, early ex- 
ploration of HI vi 147 
Slavery. 
Abolition of, in Ontario. ... IV n 291 
Bibliography of, in Canada. IV I 108 
British legislation on Colo- 
nial IV I 103 
Chinook Indians trade in. . . II n 20 
In Canada during French rule IV I 102 
Maritime Provinces IV I 106 
Ontario II xm 86 
Laws of first Parliament of 
U. Canada on IV I 83 
Slavery in Canada. By J. 
C. Hamilton. IV I 102 
Upper Canada IV i 104 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sleighs. 
Sleighs and the Sleighing 
Season I i 87, 88 
Slickstones, Dene IV iv 49 
Sling-Bullets. 
Inscriptions on, as aid in 
studying history of place 
when found II ix 95 
On Inscribed. By Rev. 
John McCaul II ix 92 
Principal varieties of inscrip- 
tions on II ix 93 
Slime cells, Amiurus Ill n 392 
Sludge disposal, London, 
Eng IV ii 143 
Small, Chas., Toronto II xn 344 
Small, John. 
Duel with J. White of 
Toronto II xn 515 
Smallwood, Chas. 
Contributions to Mete- 
orology, from Obser- 
vations at St. Martin 
Isle Jesus, Que II iv 262 
Mean results of mete- 
orological OBSERVA- 
TIONS at St. Martin Isle 
Jesus, Can. E I n 7 
Mean results of meteoro- 
logical OBSERVATIONS 
for 1853 at St. Martin 
Isle Jesus, Canada East I n 230 
Meteorology of St. 
Martin Isle Jesus for 
1859 II v 308 
Observatory at St. Mar- 
tin, Isle Jesus; full 
description with draw- 
ings II m 281 
Montreal Natural History 
Society's report on his 
observatory at St. Martin II I 409 
Smallpox. 
Effect of light on scarring. . IV vm 106 
Treatment in ancient times 
by keeping in room with 
red light only IV vm 108 
Smaragdite, identical with 
vanadiferous bronzite ... II in 262 
Smelting. 
Iron I I 135 
Refuse of, furnaces: re- 
print I in 242 
Smilacese. 
Barrie species II xv 50 
Canadian species II xiv 299 
Hamilton species Ill n 153 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 652 
Smith, Capt. S., Toronto. . . II xm 182 
Smith, Col., Toronto II xm 104 
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Smith, Chittenden and. 
Gluten casein from gluten: 
ref IV vn 499 
Smith. 
Analysis of rain-water in 
northern Europe: ref.... IV vn 337 
Smith C. Roach. 
Inscription on pig of lead to 
Britannicus: ref II vn 38 
Notes on Latin inscriptions 
found in Britain II m 221 
II v 291 
Restoration of imperfect 
Latin inscriptions: ref... II vi 397 
Smith, Col. F. 
Autograph II xv 533 
Smith, Col. Samuel. 
Autograph (1820) II xiv 108 
Smith, David Wm. 
Brief biography of, Sur- 
veyor Gen. of U. Canada. II xiv 55 
Election addresses, 1804. . . II xii 517 
Instructions to early sur- 
veyors in Upper Canada. II xiv 56 
Map of his property at 
Niagara: ref IV I 101 
Notes and first Gazetteer of 
Upper Canada II xiv 55 
Surveyor General of U. 
Canada II xii 516 
Smith, E. F. 
History of Yellows in fruit: 
ref .'. IV ii 209 
Smith. Goldwin. 
Lamps of Fiction. Address 
at Scott centenary .... II xin 347 
Smith, H. M. 
Effect of sawdust on fish: 
ref IV vn 431 
Smith, Hugh M. and Snell, 
M. M. 
Effect of debris on fish: ref. IV vn 429 
Smith, J. F. 
Note on more Character- 
istic fossils of Hudson 
River Group of Tor- 
onto and environs II iv 450 
Note on new species of 
Triarthrus from Utica 
slate of Whitby, Ont. . II vi 275 
Smith, J. Lorrain. 
Reaction between fat and 
dye due to formation of 
soap: ref IV vm 408 
Smith, J. S. 
Asteroids: ref I ill 208 
Smith, Larratt, Richmond 
Hill II xin 448 
Smith, M. 
Geographical view of U. 
Canada, 1813 II xv 29 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Smith, R. 
On chromatic photo-print- 
ing, being a mode of print- 
ing textile fabrics by 
chemical action of light. . I I 216 
Smith, R. Angus. 
Absorption of aqueous solu- 
tions by leaves, and effect 
of fumes from chemical 
work on plants: ref IV vn 245 
Rotation of embryo of Cryp- 
tobranchus: ref IV vm 477 
Yellow spots and marginal 
stains upon leaves of 
plants: ref IV vxx 315 
Smith, Rev. Dr. John. 
Author of Sean Dana on 
Ossian poems IV xv 322 
Seann Dana IV x 217 
Smith, Sydney, Canon of 
St. Pauls. 
Autograph letter about 
tithes II xxv 343 
Smith, Wm. Henry. 
Canadian Gazetteer (1846). II xv 38 
Smith, W. J. 
Formation of Niagara 
River: abstract IV m 5 
Smith's Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 661 
Smith's Sound, formation of 
icebergs in II IV 182 
Smoke. 
Consumption of : reprint.. I m 148,313 
Evil effects of coal I in 6 
On Consumption of, Ex- 
periments with Juke's 
Patent Furnace. By 
A. Fraser: reprint I II 307 
Prevention of, in steam 
vessels: reprint I in 317 
Smoke-Consuming and 
Fuel Saving Fire Place. 
By Niel Arnott I in 6,25 
Smoke Consuming Grate 
(pl.) I Hi 7 
Utilizing for heating pur- 
poses I I 103 
Smithsonian Institute. 
Account of. By Mr. Dicke: 
reprint I ni 62 
Account of, its Founder, 
building operations, etc., 
Annual Reports of Re- 
gents: reviewed II x 119 
Arrangements for extension, 
and publication of Mete- 
orological observations.. II n 44 
Biography of founder II x 119 
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Smithsonian Institute-Cora. 
Directions for collecting 
PRESERVING AND TRANS- 
PORTING Specimens of 
Natural History: re- 
print I i 172 
Establishments and objects 
(primary) II in 42 
First buildings destroyed by 
fire; loss suffered II x 128 
Foundation and origin II n 40 
Lecture Hall of, and its 
acoustic properties II n 139 
Lecture Room at. By 
Prof. Henry; with draw- 
ings II in 110 
Letter on. By Professor 
Agassiz I in 216 
Object of I in 216 
Origin and history of...... I in 217 
Plans for extending library. II n 45 
Plans for usefulness of mu- 
seum II n 45 
Position after fire in 1863.. . II x 131 
Powers of regents of II in 43 
Report for 1856: reviewed. . II in 41 
Secretary's Report, 1855.. . II ii 44 
Subjects of lectures II n 45 i 
Tenth Annual Report for 
1855: reviewed II n 39 
Smyth, Prof. 
Autographs and character- 
istics II xiv 620 
Smyth, Prof. Piazzi. 
Solar Refraction: reprint I in 366 
Snails, pond. Effect of 
Cedar extracts on IV vn 442 
Snake bird II vn 509 
Snakes. 
American poisonous Ill v 255 
Casting their skin II xm 555 
On habits of a small, in 
Captivity. By E. J. 
Chapman II xm 551 
Remedy for, poison HI v 255 
Sea, Ceylon II vn 355 
Snake Poisons. By Dr. 
J. H. Garnier, Abstract HI v 255 
Snakeroot, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 58 
Snares. 
Various, of Denes fully des- 
cribed (pl). IV iv 99 
Snell Merwin Marie, Smith 
H. M. and: 
Effect of debris in rivers on 
fish: ref IV vn 429 
Snider family, Toronto. ... II xm 437 
Snipes. 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Position in Grallatorial 
families II xi 158 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Snipe, Red-Breasted, Tor- 
onto Ill vn 192 
Snohomish Indians, voca- 
bulary Ill v 218 
Snow. 
Ammonia in Rain, River 
water and I n 102 
Amount that ice will sup- 
port without sinking. .. . IV ix 16 
Coloured snow I I 261 
Note on stelliform cry- 
stals WITH SPECIAL RE- 
FERENCE TO CRYSTALLIZ- 
ATION OF. ByE. J. Chap- 
man II vi 1 
On recent Cold Weather 
and on Crystals of, ob- 
served DURING ITS CON- 
TINUANCE. By Jas. 
Glaisher I in 232 
On relative durations 
OF DIFFERENT WINDS DUR- 
ING RAIN OR, DERIVED 
from Toronto Obser- 
vations 1853-59. By 
G. T. Kingston II ix 240 
Snowfall, 
Rain and, and highest and 
lowest water on L. On- 
tario 1854r-93-statement IV v 38 
Rain and, and highest and 
lowest water in L. Ontario 
1854-1903: table IV vm 3 
St. Martin Isle Jesus Que. 
for 1858 II iv 265 
St. Matrin Isle, Jesus, Que. 
for 1859 II v 311 
Snowfall and snowy days at 
Toronto from 1840-1852. I I 88 
Toronto 1860 II vi 211 
Snow Bird. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vn 186, 196 
IV i 52 
IV in 70, 89 
Snow Bunting. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. HI in 87 
Listowel visitor IV in 69 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Toronto winter bird I I 171 
Snow-flake Bird, Hamilton 
species II v 391 
Snow Goose, Specimen pro- 
cured at Hamilton II vi 135 
Snowdon, Old, Ont. Iron 
Mine Ill i 262 
Snowshoes. 
Denes IV iv 151 
Formerly practically un- 
known among Carriers.. IV iv 151 
Various, of Denes IV iv 152 
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Snow walking sticks, Dene IV iv 155 
Snowy Goose, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 121 
Snowy Owl. 
Habits of Ontario visitors III in 88 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Snuff. Madagascar, taking II iv 205 
Soap. 
Manufacture in Canada.... IV vui 165 
of, improved 
by chemistry I I 137 
On Soap as a means of 
Art. By Ferguson Bran- 
son: reprint I u 281 
Soap berry. 
Dene method of preparing, 
for eating IV iv 128 
Eaten by Dent's IV iv 128 
Soapstone. 
Description of: reprint. I in 46 
Soapwort, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 169 
Sobrero, M. Ascagne. 
Discovery of Nitro-Gly- 
cerine: ref II xiv 356 
Social. 
Antagonism of, forces. 
By W. A. Douglas Ill v 136 
Applicability of our Edu- 
cational System To, 
Condition of Large 
Cities. By Thos. Hen- 
ning II in 422 
Social Science Associa- 
tion: reprint Il vu 384 
Society. 
Fiftieth Anniversary of 
Liverpool Literary and 
Philosophical Society. ... II vu 227 
Literary and Historical, of 
Quebec I in 117,141,170, 
195 220 243 
Montreal Natural History I i 164, 282 
Report upon Friendly 
Societies I m 84 
Review of Journal of Soc. of 
Arts and Allied Institu- 
tions I i 164 
Work of, of Actuaries. . I ill 88 
Society of Arts, Manufac- 
tures and Commerce, 
Centennial of: reprint... I in 16 
Correspondence with 
Canadian Institute on 
making Canada better 
known I i 14 
Letter to Canadian In- 
stitute on Trade I i 112 
Sociological Circular, issued 
by Canadian Institute 
1888 Ill vi 62 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sociology. 
Of Nah'ane tribe IV vn 520 
Scientific and Pedagogic 
claims of. By W. Hous- 
toun: abstract Ill v 25 
Sockeye Salmon. 
Age determined from oto- 
liths IV ix 37 
Catch for years 1893-1908. IV ix 33 
Changes in digestive organs 
in spawning season. . . IV ix 30 
Condition in sea and river. IV ix 28 
Depletion of supply discus- 
sed IV ix 40 
Described IV ix 24 
Do each generation return 
to their own identical 
spawning grounds IV ix 38 
Life history IV ix 25 
Periodicity of big runs in 
Fraser IV ix 35 
Spawning IV ix 31 
Time fry remain on spawn- 
ing grounds IV ix 33 
Soda. 
Can, Replace Potash as 
a Manure. By M. Geo. 
Ville: reprint II vi 50 
Detection of Lithia in pre- 
sence of, by blowpipe II x 340 
Sulphate of, preparation of II i 311 
Potash replacing, in plant II vi 51 
Soda, Nitrate of, fertilizing 
value of, Il vi 50 
Soda Feldspar II v 529 
Sodium. 
Amount in kidney IV ix 401 
Annual deposit in ocean.... IV vn 537 
Cadmio-bromide of; prepar- 
ation of II I 17 
Cadmio-iodide of; prepara- 
tion of II i 14 
Evidence from lakes and 
rivers now existing of pro- 
portion in primeval ocean. IV vu 556 
History of, in sea-water. IV vu 547 
Less abundant than potas- 
sium in striated muscle, 
pancreas, and brain... IV ix 402 
Plasma contains relatively 
same as sea water.. . . IV vu 561 
Proportional amount in 
large rivers, lakes and seas IV vu 558 
Proportions in blood and 
sea water different IV vu 539 
Proportion in living proto- 
plasm unknown IV vu 561 
Relative amount in dog's 
muscle IV vu 540 
Relative proportion in sea 
water not same as in river 
discharge: reason IV vu 560 
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Sodium Chloride. 
Deposits and production in 
Canada 1905 IV vm 152 
Sodom and Gomorrha, 
burning of, probably re- 
ferred to in Carrier In- 
dians' myth IV v 24 
Soils, Marine alluvial in 
Nova Scotia II i 39 
Sokowakiakis, territory.... IV in 196 
Solanacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 647 
London species II vm 231 
Solan Goose. 
Observations Accompany- 
ing Exhibition of Speci- 
men OF, LATELY OBTAIN- 
ED AT Oshawa, Ont., and 
BELONGING TO MUSEUM 
of University of Tor- 
onto. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II vn 329 
Solar. 
Note on, Refraction. By 
Prof. Piazzi Smyth: re- 
print I in 366 
Solar eclipse, July 18th, 
1860, expedition to Lab- 
rador to observe II vi 103 
Solar erythema, cause IV vm 103 
Solar Radiation. 
Influence on vital pow- 
ers of plants. By J. H. 
Gladstone: reprint I in 112 
On Chemical Action of, 
By R. Hunt: reprint. I n 69 
Solenidae, Canadian II iv 273 
Solen maximus. 
Food value II vn 360 
Methods of catching II vn 359 
Solenozopheria vaccinii 
Ashmead, hosts: anatomy IV ix 353 
Soleus. 
Homologue of flexor sub- 
limis digitorum IV vi 580 
Orang IV vi 566 
Solidago cassia var axillaris 
Gray. 
Galls on IV ix 313 
Host for Gnorimoschema 
gallaeasterella Kellicot.. IV ix 310 
S. canadensis L. 
Galls and glands on IV ix 312 
S. canadensis L., host for 
Eucosma scudderiana Cle- 
mens IV ix 310 
Eurosta solidaginis Fitch. IV ix 325 
Gnorimoschema gallaesoli- 
daginis Riley IV ix 310 
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S. latifolia. 
Galls on IV ix 313 
Host for Gnorimoschema 
gallaeasterella Kellicot.. IV ix 310 
S. rugosa Mill, host for Gnor- 
imoschema gallaesolida- 
ginis Riley IV ix 310 
Solidago serotina var gi- 
gantea Gray host for... 
Eucosma scudderiana Cle- 
mens IV ix 310 
Gnorimoschema gallaesoli- 
daginis Riley IV ix 310 
Solidification, of Bodies un- 
der great pressure.... I in 172 
Sollitt. 
Composition and figur- 
ing OF SPECULA FOR RE- 
FLECTING telescopes: re- 
print I n 67 
Solms, Graf zu, 
Secondary wood in Ophio- 
glossacese: ret IV v 284 
Solomon. 
Nom-de-plume of Rev. J. 
MacGeorge: selections 
from writings II xv 267 
Solomon Islands, Ellipsoi- 
dina in IV vm 388 
Solomon's Seal, abnormal 
development in II in 317 
Solutrian, implements IV iv 63 
Somateria, observations on 
Toronto species IV I 58 
IV in 90 
S. spectabilis, Leach, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 122 
Sombrero Island, West In- 
dies, physical features 
and geology of IV vn 353 
Somerville. 
Nom-de-plume "Whistler": 
selections from writings II xv 273 
Somerville Mary. 
Physical Geography: re- 
viewed I n 312 
Somnambulism Ill vi 11 
Somnambulistic. Condition 
of system in, state. . . Ill ii 72 
Song. Song of Salmon Fish- 
ing. By Tlinkit Indian IV vi 341 
Song Sparrow. 
Habits of Ontario visitors III in 90 
Sopeithes IV iv 271 
Sopithis IV iv 271 
Sophiasburgh Tp. Gazetteer 
Notice (1813) II xiv 661 
Sophocles, Notes on 
Ajax, v 416 HI i 90 
Antigone, 263 II xin 426 
Antigone 250 foil, and Aes- 
chylus Sept c. Theb. 1042. II xiv 52 
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Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 245 
Sorby, H. C., F.G.S. 
General Mechanical 
STRUCTURES OF LIME- 
STONE: reprint I m 411 
Sorcerer's Lake, Gazetteer 
Notice (1813) II xiv 661 
Sorex. Canadian localities 
of 
S. belli, Dobson Ill vi 90 
S. forsteri, Rich Ill vi 89 
S. pachyurus, Baird HI Vi 90 
S. personatus Geoff Ill vi 90 
S. platyrhinus, De Kay.... Ill vi 90 
S. sphagnicola, Cones HI vi 90 
S. suckleyi, Baird Ill vi 90 
S. thompsoni, Baird Ill vi 89 
S. trowbridgii, Baird Ill vi 89 
S. vagrans (Cooper) 
Baird. Canadian locali- 
ties HI vi 89 
Sorrocloco, custom IV vn 35 
Soufriere volcano, St. Vin- 
cent, W. Indies IV vn 364 
Sound. 
On Effect of wind on In- 
tensity of. By Prof. G. 
G. Stokes: reprint II m 51 
Soundings, deep-sea, in South 
Atlantic I I 264 
Sour Springs, near Brantford I i 153 
South America. 
Dislocations and upheavals 
that separated Trinidad 
from IV vm 379 
South Crosby, analysis of 
fluor apatite from. ... II xm 507 
South Joggins, N. S. 
Coal measures examined. 
By Sir Wm. Logan: 
ref II i 240 
Process of coal formation at I I 280 
South Pacific Islanders, de- 
corative art among... IV vi 327 
Southern British Columbia 
group, Canadian flora. IV vm 26 
Southey. 
Autograph of II xiv 482 
Southwold earthworks, re- 
mains in IV vi 288 
South wold Tp. gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 661 
Southworth, Thos. 
Do WE NEED A FORESTRY 
F F College IV vm 297 
[ Forests and rainfall: ref. IV vm 6 
Settlement of Northern 
Ontario IV vm 461 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Soxhlet. 
Connection between bacter- 
ia and dirt in milk: ref... IV vii 467 
Space. 
Has in first line a qualitative 
character IV vm 322 
Is continuous IV vm 329 
Is relative IV vm 319 
Simple or complex nature of IV vm 332 
Space and its Dimensions: 
By Prof. A. Kirschmann.. IV vm 315 
Spadina Ave., origin II xn 165 
Spadina House, Toronto. II xn 165 
Spain. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 265 
Celtic traces in II xv 84 
Zimri traces in II xv 310 
Spaniards. 
Cruelties practised on na- 
tives of West Indies by.. Ill vii 260 
Huastecs treatment by. . IV Vi 178 
Conquest of Cuba by Ill vn 261 
Spanish. 
Coptic article in: examples II xm 413 
Critical examination of, 
DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO 
Canary Islands, sub- 
mitted to writer by 
Senor Don Juan Beth- 
encourt Alfonso, of 
Tenerife. By Prof. J. 
Campbell IV vn 29 
Spanish dollar, chief medium 
of exchange in Canada 
after conquest IV ix 237 
Spanish River, Jamaica, 
geology of IV v 339 
Sparrow. 
Habits of different species 
in captivity IV in 96 
Habits and observations on 
Ontario species Ill in 90, 92, 98 
III vn 189, 190, 191, 193, 195, 196, 197 
IV i 57, 59 
IV m 62, 63, 64, 66, 69, 70, 73, 74, 75, 
82, 84, 87, 88, 89, 96, 97, 105, 
106, 107, 109, 110. 
Hamilton species II v 391 
Sparrow, Tree, Toronto 
winter bird I i 171 
Spathularia. Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
S. flavida Pers IV ix 81 
S. velutipes, C. and T IV ix 81 
Spatial threshold of colour. 
Characteristic colour thres- 
hold IV v 226 
Spatial thresholds of 
COLOURS AND THEIR DE- 
PENDENCY ON CONTRAST. 
By W. B. Lane IV v 225 
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Spatterdock, Canadian local- 
ities II xv 60 
Spawning. 
Artificial and Natural, com- 
pared experimentally I in 65 
Grounds of salmon IV ix 26 
Process in salmon IV ix 32 
Salmon spawning IV ix 31 
Spear. 
Ancient copper, found near 
Brockville II I 330 
Dene Ill vn 139 
Spear-Heads, Dene IV iv 62 
Spear Pt., dyke cutting mica 
schists at Ill iv 121 
Species. 
Defined II in 78 
II v 116 
Dr. Dawson's views on. . .. II x 20 
Permanency of II in 79 
Thoughts on. By Jas. D. 
Dana: reprint II in 77 
Variations of II in 82 
Variations under domestic- 
ation II v 371 
Specific gravity. 
Apparatus to find density of 
solutions in tests on foli- 
age leaves IV vn 239 
Determining minerals by... II v 13 
Specific heat of 
Gases and vapours under 
various conditions I n 135 
Various gases (volume and 
weight), by Regnault.... I n 136 
Spectacles. 
Optical defects of eye 
AND THEIR TREATMENT 
BY SCIENTIFIC USE OF. 
By A. M. Roseburgh. ... II xi 1 
Spectavit, notes on six ex- 
amples of, in Latin In- 
scriptions found in Britain III i 83 
Spectral analysis. By Prof. 
Plucker II ix 46 
Spectre of Brocken. 
Cause of, and examples .... I i 7 
Seen at Mountain House at 
Catskill I i 7 
Spectroscope. 
Aurora and: reprint II xn 320 
Specula. 
On THE COMPOSITION AND 
Figuring of, for re- 
flectingtelescopes. By 
Mr. Solitt: reprint In 67 
Speculum metal, silver can 
be used in place of I in 22 
Spectrum analysis, recent 
advances in (1863) II vm 102 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Speech. 
Function of lips in, modify 
vowels and form labials; 
muscles involved IV iv 225 
Physiology of Lips in. By 
A. Hamilton: abstract... IV iv 225 
Speisses, nickel, conversion 
into crude nickel IV 11 88 
Spelerpes, adaptation to ter- 
restrial life IV viii 485 
Spelling, reform in Ill iv 188 
Spence, David 
Ossianic Poetry IV i 216 
abstract IV i 29 
Peculiarities and exter- 
nal RELATIONS OF GAELIC 
Language: Ill vi 238 
abstract Ill vi 45 
Spencer, Capt. H. T. 
Levels of L. Ontario 1846- 
52: table I n 62 
Spencer, J. W., M.A., Ph.D. 
Late formations and 
GREAT CHANGES OF LEVEL 
in Jamaica IV v 325 
Resemblances between 
DECLIVITIES OF HIGH PLA- 
TEAU AND THOSE OF SUB- 
MARINE ANTILLEAN VAL- 
LEYS IV V 359 
Windward Islands of 
West Indies IV vn 351 
Dundas (Ont.) valley: ref IV vn 175 
Niagara cuesta from Dun- 
das Valley to Georgian 
Bay: ref IV vn 173 
Spencer and Gilbert. 
Area and general character 
of Iroquois beaches: ref. IV vi 31 
Spergula, L. Canadian 
localities of 
S. arvensis, L II xv 174 
Spergularia, Pers, Canad- 
ian localities of 
S. media, Presl II xv 174 
S. rubra, Presl II xv 174 
S. salina, Presl II xv 174 
Spermatozoids. 
From Microciona II xv 420 
In Sycandra compressa.. II xv 420 
Spermophile, Grey-headed, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 87 
Spermophilus. Canadian 
localities of 
S. franklini, Sabine Ill vi 87 
S. townsendi, Bach Ill vi 87 
S. tridecemlineatus, Mit- 
chill Ill vi 87 
S. richardsoni (Sabine) Rich III vi 87 
' Sphaeriaceae, list of Ontario; 
their habits and habitats.. IV ix 80 
Sphene II v 525 
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(pl.) Ill n 274 
Spheroidal. 
On, state of bodies. By 
Arthur H. Church: re- 
print I in 11 
Isolation of, bodies I in 11 
Sphenophorus pertinax 
Mels. Cat I in 258 
Sphingina, N. American: 
ref: II vm 2 
Sphceria sicudes, or Rober- 
tia, N. Zealand II ii 364 
Sphygmoscope. 
New sphygmoscope. By 
Dr. S. Scott Alison: ab- 
stract , II n 453 
Sphyranura Osleri nov. gen. 
et spec., (pl.) HI i 66 
Sphyrapicus varius, obser- 
vations on Ontario visi- 
tors IV I 43 
IV in 62, 68, 102 
Spicula of sponges. 
Described II x 358 
Montreal II ill 157 
Spike Horn, Buck II I 188 
Spikenard, characters; Can- 
adian habitats II vi 282 
Spiller, John and Wm. 
Crookes. 
On a method for preser- 
ving sensitiveness of 
COLLODION PLATES FOR A 
CONSIDERABLE TIME.... I III 2 
Spilosoma-Stephens. Char- 
acters and Canadian 
habitats of 
S. acrea (Drury) II vm 363 
S. collaris (Fitch) II vin 363 j 
S. Isabella (Abb. and Sm.) II vm 364 
S. virginica (Fabr) II vm 362 
Spindles, Dene IV iv 114 
Spinal Column, of Amiurus 
Catus (pl.) Ill ii 294 
Spinal cord. 
Amiurus Ill n 364 
Effect of division of, on 
blood pressure IV vn 196 
Spinal Nerves, Amuirus (pl.) Ill n 370 
Spindle-tree, Canadian 
localities II xv 353 
Spinel ' < ... II v 518 
Spinus, observations on On- 
tario species... HI vn 182, 183, 189, 
190, 191, 197 
IV i 41, 57 
IV in 69,82, 87, 99,100,104,106,109 , 
S. tristis, habits in captivity. IV in 96 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Spiraea, L. Canadian local- 
ities of 
S. opulifolia, L II xv 362 
S. salicifolia, L II xv 362 
S. tomentosa, L II xv 362 
Spirifer. 
Characters: Canadian local- 
ities (pl.) II vn 112 
Rib formula in II iv 53 
Spirifera, Sowerby. Dis- 
tinguished from Athyris. II Vi 139 
Generic characters II vi 253 
Spirifera in Devonian of 
Ontario 
S. duodenaria Hall (pl.).. II vi 256 
S. fimbriata (pl.) II vi 257 
S. gregaria (Clapp) (pl.). II vi 261 
S. mucronata (Conrad) (pl.) II vi 254 
S. parryana, Hall (pl.)... II vi 262 
S. niagarensis, Hall II xiv 142 
S. raricosta (pl.) II vi 258 
S. sculptilis, Hall II vi 262 
S. submucronatus II vi 255 
S. varicosa, Hall II vi 255 
Spiriferidae. 
Athyris separated from 
Terebratula and placed 
with , II vi -188 
Generic characters II in 161 
Rhynchonellidae and, same 
family II xi 393 
Spirigera, characters: Can- 
adian localities (pl.)... II vn 113 
S. concentrica (Bronn, sp.) 
corniferous limestones 
and Hamilton shales, Ont. 
(pl.) II vi 145 
S. spiriferoides, Hall II vi 145 
Spirogyra, action of strong 
solutions applied on sur- 
face of leaves of IV vn 313 
Spirorbis sinistrorsu, 
Montague, St. Lawrence 
Valley II ill 87 
Spitzbergen Sea, navigable- 
ness of I i 118 
Spix. 
Mesenterial filament: ref. IV vi 388 
Spiza, Hamilton species... II v 391 
Spizella. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 92 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 189,190,191,193 
IV in 63, 70, 75, 82, 89, 102,103,104, 
105,106,107 
Spleen. 
Amiurus Catus Ill n 432 
Anguilla Ill n 432 
Spondylidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 214 
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Sponges. 
Characters II vi 505 
Entoderm and mesoderm 
cells ; II xv 426 
Flesh II xv 426 
Interstitial canals and cavi- 
ties in II x 362 
Keratode of II x 360 
Reproduction in II x 363 
Sarcode of II x 361 
Spicula of II x 358 
Spongiadae. 
Alimentary region II xv 425 
Anatomy of II x 356 
Anatomy and Physiology of. II vu 468 
Dictyochidae intermediate 
between Thalassicolla and II xv 418 
Ectoderm, entoderm and 
mesoderm cells in II xv 426 
Flesh... II xv 426 
Interstitial canals and cavi- 
ties in II x 362 
Keratode of II x 360 
Monograph of British. By 
J. S. Bowerbank: review- 
ed II x 355 
Reasons for making them 
class by themselves... II x 356 
Reproduction II x 363 
Reproduction organs II xv 419 
Sarcode of II x 361 
Spicula of sponges II x 358 
Systematic position of. 
By R. Ramsay Wright II xv 417 
Thalassicollina leads from 
Polycystina to II xv 418 
Spongioplasm, intergran- 
ular, phosphorus reaction 
in IV vi 411 
Spontaneous generation of 
life IV vm 428 
Spokeshaves, Dene IV iv 144 
Spoons, Dene IV iv 76 
Spores. 
Formation of, in yeast cell IV vi 483 
Indian soap (pl.) IV vu 3 
Sporophyte 
Apical cells of, in Botry- 
chium virginianum IV v 282 
Sports, Dene's Ill vu 154 
Sporulation. 
Corpuscle's action in yeast 
cell IV vi 500 
Saccharomyces IV vi 501 
Yeast cell IV vi 486, 498 
Spotton, H. B., M.A. 
List of plants collected 
at Barrie II xv 46 
Spring (season), Hudson's 
Strait IV v 105 
Spring-beauty, localities 
Canadian species II xv 175 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Spring Cress, Canadian 
localities II xv 63 
Spring Clotbur, Canada. II xiv 284 
Spring Garden, Water works 
of I in 260 
Spring Salmon IV ix 24 
Springs. 
Classification of saline 
springs of Canada. By 
T. Sterry Hunt: abstract II vm 168 
Hot and sulphur, of New 
Zealand II n 358 
Mineral, of Canada. By 
Henry Croft I i 151 
Mineral and salt, in New 
York I ii 38 
On rising of Waters in, 
IMMEDIATELY BEFORE 
Rain. By Prof. J. Brock- 
lesby: reprint I n 141 
Spruce. 
Canadian black Ill vi 177 
Distinctive characters 
of Canadian. By Geo. 
Lawson Ill vi 169 
Dene weaving of, roots... IV iv 134 
Dr. Asa Gray's description 
and classification Ill vi 172 
Effect of concentration of, 
extracts on fish IV vu 456 
Endlicher's classification 
(1847) Ill vi 171 
Gorrie's description of red 
spruce HI vi 179 
Hemlock, black and balsam, 
in Ottawa valley I n 115 
I Persoon's synopsis Plant- 
arum's description of 
(1807) ....... 111 VI 171 
Prof. Beck's classification 
(1833) Ill vi 172 
Red spruce Ill vi 178 
Shoots of, used as febrifuge 
by Denes IV iv 130 
Used as febrifuge by Denes IV iv 130 
Weaving of, root IV iv 134 
White, of Canada HI vi 174 
Spruce Partridge, wintering 
in Grey County Ill vu 182 
Spurge, sun, knot-grass, 
spotted and oval-leaved 
spurges Toronto I I 206 
Spurrey, Canadian localities II xv 174 
Spurzheim. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Crania classification II xu 279 
Spyridina IV vm 386 
Squair, Prof. J. 
Contribution to study of 
Franco-Canadian Dia- 
lect Ill vi 161 
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Canadian Institute difficul- 
ties IV n 5 
Square-flipper, Canadian 
localities Ill vi 78 
Squier, E. G. 
Axe or adze in mound in 
Ross county, Ohio: ref.. I i 133 
Notes on Central America, 
chiefly Honduras and San 
Salvador; geography, to- 
pography, climate, popu- 
lation, etc.: reviewed.. II i 359 
Indian mounds and in- 
trenchments: ref I i 25 
Squier and Davis. 
American crania: ref.... II n 418 
Squirrel. Canadian local- 
ities of 
Black HI vi 86 
California Grey Ill vi 86 
Corn II xv 61 
Grey Ill vi 86 
Northern Flying Ill vi 85 
Red Ill vi 85 
Striped Ill vi 86 
Staff-tree, Canadian localities II xv 352 
Stafsfurtite, properties II i 553 
Stagmatophora, larval stage IV ix 311 
Stagmatophora ceanothi- 
ella Cosens 
Described (pl.) IV ix 314 
Gall-producing stimulus.... IV ix 367 
Host plants of IV ix 310 
Time of emergence of moth IV ix 310 
Stahl. 
Corrugations and hairs over 
veins in leaves aid in 
shedding water: ref... IV vn 256 
Stairn. 
Satarna connected with an- 
cient Irish history through IV v 98 
Stamps. 
Canadian postage, defects IV in 178 
Canadian postage stamp; 
history IV m 178 
Note on Postage Stamp. 
By Sandford Fleming. IV m 177 
Roman medicine stamps in 
Britain: interpreted II in 8 
Standard. 
Standards of length and 
weight: reprint I n 97 
Stanley, Dr. Arthur 
Penrhyn 
Autograph and brief com- 
ments on II xiv 602 
Stanley, Hon. Wm., Owen, 
Ancient copper mines in 
North Wales: ref II i 228 
Stanleya, structure II v 337 
Stannic Acid, isomorphism of II iv 493 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Stannius. 
Branchial system in 
Teleosts: ref Ill u 421 
Myology of fish: ref. . . Ill n 311 
Thyroid gland in Ganoids 
and Teleosts: ref Ill n 434 
Stanno-plumbate. 
STANNO-PLUMBATE IRON. By 
Rev. N. Callan: abstract. I ill 45 
Stanton, Robert, Toronto II xm 106 
Stanwix Fort, in American 
Revolutionary war... IV vn 398, 401 
Staphylea, L. Canadian 
habitats of 
S. trifolia, L II xv 353 
Staphylinus chrysocepha- 
lus I in 327 
S. cingulatus, Mels. Cat. .. I m 211, 326 
S. excelans, Erich I in 327 
S. villosus, Gio Mier I m 211,326 
S. vulpinus, Erich I m 211, 326 
Star-Fishes, Silurian II in 158 
Stars. 
Historical account of 
shooting stars 1 n 209 
Identity with sun I n 6 
Meteors and Falling 
stars. By T. Henning I n 188, 209 
On, Chromatoscope. By 
A. Claudet: reprint... II ix 48 
Report of shooting stars. 
By M. Coulvier Gravier I I 143 
Theories of origin of falling 
stars: 
1. in lunar volcanoes.. I n 210 
2. cosmical I n 211 
Variable, new II I 196 
Starch. 
Micro-chemistry of dig- 
estion of, By Philip 
Burnard Ayres: reprint I in 310 
Separated from flour by 
centrifugal action I i 11 
Starling. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Starvation Cove IV vm 396 
Starwort, northern, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 172 
Stassfurthite, analysis of II iv 495 
Staten Island Ry., first test 
of device for telegraphing 
to and from railway trains. Ill iv 177 
Statia Island, W. Indies, 
physical features and geo- 
logy IV vn 357 
Statics. 
Analytical. By J. Tod- 
hunter: reviewed II i 63 
Notes on. By Jas. Loudon 
(Geometrical proofs of 
some propositions).. . II xm 231, 546 
456 STA 
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Statics-Con. 
Analytical. By J. Tod- 
hunter: reviewed II I 299 
Statistical account of U. 
Canada. 
1822. By R. Gourlay II xv 32 
1832. By Dr. Dunlop II xv 34 
1836. By Dr. Thos. Rolph. II xv 35 
Statistics. 
British America in 1852. ... I in 43 
Coal, copper, etc I m 83 
Duration of life among 
medical men. By Dr. 
Guy: reprint I u 282 
Fibrous material I in 63 
Foreign and native births 
and marriages in Masa- 
chussetts II i 245 
Marriages in England, in 
1851 I i 23 
Railway, 1851 in 
England I i 23 
Science of I ill 88 
Upper Canada to 1851.... I u 285 
Statyra-Arthromacra- 
aenea, Say.; Canadian.. II i 38 
Staurolite. 
Artificial formation of... II iv 54 
Characters II v 520 
Composition of II Vi 527 
II vm 89 
Steam. 
AS AN INDUSTRIAL AGENT: 
reprint I ill 315 
Expansive force of: 
reprint I in 149 
Steam Engine. 
Discovery, or invention of, I I 220 
By T. H. Robinson IV vm 273 
Pendulum steam engine. 
By Vincent Parke I i 106 
Steam Hammer. 
New II i 395 
Sykes' (pl.) reprint I u 255 
Steam Machinery. 
Economy of|fuel£for, By 
Alfred Brunel II I 336 
Steam Navigation. 
Interesting experiments in. II u 109 
On progress of. By Scott 
Russell: reprint I ill 144 
Steam plough, description of 
first I i 13 
Steamboat or steamship. 
"Accommodation" first 
built on St. Lawrence.... IV in 175 
Advance since first boat 
crossed Atlantic IV ix 108 
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Steamboat or Steamship- 
Con. 
Canadian Institute's action 
to have memoria tablet 
to Royal William, first 
ocean, erected IV iv 231 
Cylindrical paddles for... I i 116 
First efforts to propel boats 
by steam IV ix 107 
First ones that crossed At- 
lantic IV ix 108 
First successful, built.... IV in 175 
History of first attempts to 
cross Atlantic under steam IV in 167 
New iron screw-propeller, 
Canadian I m 92 
Note on early. By Sand- 
ford Fleming IV in 174 
Royal William of 1831 IV in 169 
Story of. By Sir Sand- 
ford Fleming IV ix 107 
Stearone II i 82 
Stedman. 
At Niagara 1778 IV iv 305 
Steel. 
Canadian IV vm 156 
Composition and formation 
of II I 74 
Steel daggers of, in pre- 
European times IV iv 142 
Improvement in manu- 
facture of. By M. 
August Laugel: reprint I in 104 
New process of photo- 
graphic ENGRAVING ON 
steel. By Fox Talbot: 
reprint I n 20 
Possibilities of iron and, 
PRODUCTION IN ONTARIO. 
By Wm. Hamilton 
Merritt IV n 299 
Production in Canada 1892- 
1902 IV vm 188 
Tempering of : reprint I in 312 
; Steeple Bush, Canadian loca- 
lities II xv 362 
Stefansson, V. 
Copper in Coppermine re- 
gion and adjacent islands: 
ref IV ix 221 
Stegman, John, Toronto II xm 260, 364 
Stegomyia fasciata, trans- 
mitter of yellow fever.... IV vm 57 
Steinhaus. 
Staining power of nucleus of 
pancreatic cell in Diemy- 
ctylus: ref IV i 269 
Structure in pancreatic cells 
of Amphibia: ref IV i 256 
Stekene Indians, census 
1847 I i 197 
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Stelar. 
Primitive, conditions in 
monocotyledons IV vi 630 
Pith, Osmunda cinnamonea IV vm 517 
System of Cryptogams and 
Phaenogams IV vi 599 
Stele. 
In plants IV vi 600 
Stele of Osmunda cinna- 
monea. By J. H. Faull.. IV vm 515 
Stelgidopteryx serripennis, 
Breeding places IV m 82 
Stellaria, L. Canadian 
localities of 
S. borealis, Bigelow II xv 172 
S. crassifolia, Ehrh II xv 172 
S. gracilis, Richardson II xv 172 
S. humifusa, Rottboell II xv 172 
S. longifolia, Muhl II xv 171 
S. longipes, Goldie II xv 171 
S. media, Smith II xv 171 
S. uliginosa, Murr II xv 172 
Stellarite, Nova Scotia II xv 116 
Stelliform, system of crystals II vi 4 
Stenaster II vi 517 
Stenaster Canadian II iv 46 
Stenberg. 
Cause of yellow fever: ref. IV vm 57 
Stenopora Fibrosa, Ontario 
(pl.) II vi 509 
Stenurus divaricata Say I in 211, 325 
S. luridaLinn I in 211,325 
Stephen, Isl., Agnesia sep- 
tentrionalis, n. sp. of.. IV ix 118 
Stephens. 
Akatzeeb building and in- 
scription at Chicken-Itza: 
ref IV vi 193 
Chichanchob containing 
Yucatan hieroglyphics: 
ref IV vi 185 
Navajos'songs: ref IV vi 321 
Tablet of Cross at Palenque: 
ref IV vi 115 
Temples in ancient Palen- 
que: ref IV vi 108 
Stephens, Thomas 
Researches in Welsh litera- 
ture: ref IV v 70 
Stephens. 
Literature of Kymry Ill v 79 
Stephenson, Robert, M.P. 
Address of Canadian 
Institute to, on visit- 
ing Toronto; reply and 
dinner I n 42, 43 
Biography of. . I n 40, 63, 99, 166, 192 
Donation of books to 
Library of Institute.. I in 20 
Locomotives constructed ... I n 99 
Obituary notice II v 124 
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Stephenson, Robert, M.P. 
-Con. 
Report on Victoria 
Bridge, Montreal I n 291 
Report on Victoria Bridge: 
reviewed II I 467 
Views on width of railway 
gauge I n 165, 192 
Steppe, Prairie, Northwest 
Canada Ill v 151 
Stercorarius parasiticus, 
Toronto IV i 54, 55 
Stereoscope. 
Colors seen through II i 314 
Improved stereoscope. 
By M. A. Claudet: re- 
print II ii 113 
Stereoscopic. 
Some, phenomena. By 
M. Dove: abstract I m 197 
Stereochrome of Fuchs.... I m 107 
Stereum. Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
S. rufum IV ix 79 
S. rugosum, Fr IV ix 79 
S. sericeum, Schw IV ix 78 
S. spadiceum, Fr IV ix 78 
S. tabacinum IV ix 79 
S. versicolor, Fr IV ix 78 
Sterigma tomentosum, 
structure of stamens in II v 338 
Sterna. 
Hamilton species II v 395 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vu 192, 194 
IV in 74, 76, 108 
S. hirundo, L., Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 122 
Sternella magna, habits in 
captivity IV ill 94 
Sternbergiae. 
Varieties and preserva- 
tion OF FOSSILS KNOWN 
as. By W. J. Dawson: 
reprint II n 476 
Sternomastoid, orang IV vi 529 
Stevenson, Dr. John 
Influence on Scottish 
Philosophy II xi 211 
Stevenson, Mrs. 
Cultivation of corn by 
Zunis: ref IV vi 339 
Mind and thought of primi- 
tive people IV vi 315 
Stewart, Bishop 
Autograph letter about 
church affairs II xiv 113 
Stewart, Chas. Jas. 
Second bishop of Quebec... II xu 248 
Stewart, G. A. 
Levels of L. Ontario 1853. . In 27, 62 
Stewart, Dr. Okit, Kingston II xn 248 
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Stibamyle II i 312 
Stiboethyle II i 194 
Stickeen River, Nah'ane 
tribe on IV vn 519 
Stickine Valley, Kunana and 
Tlinkeet tribes in IV vn 517 
Stigmaria. 
Are roots of trees I i 237 
Roots in coal in Nova Scotia I i 280 
Still L., Ont., iron range... IV vm 354 
Stilpnomelane, identical 
with chalcodite II in 262 
Stilted Birds. 
Grallatores; waders or 
By Rev. Wm. Hincks.... II xi 147 
True characteristics and 
limits of II xi 150 
Strassfurt salt beds, origin 
of IV vn 548 
Steatite, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 158 
Stoddard, Rev. T. D. 
Clearness of atmosphere 
in Oroomiah, Persia... I in 215 
Stokes, Sir G. 
Additional experiments 
ON INTERNAL DISPER- 
SION OF LIGHT: abstract.. I n 171 
On effect of wind on In- 
tensity of Sound: re- 
print II in 51 
On optical properties of 
A RECENTLY DISCOVERED 
salt of quinine: reprint I i 115 
Theory of fluorescence: ref. I I 82 
Stoklasa. 
Dried pancreas of pig con- 
tains more potassium 
than sodium: ref IV ix 402 
Stomach. 
Amiurus Ill n 396 
On reason why, is not 
DIGESTED BY ITS OWN 
SECRETION DURING LIFE. 
By Dr. Pavy II ix 57 
Stomatodaeal ectoderm, in 
Zoanthus sociatus (pl.) IV vi 396 
Stomatodaeum, Zoanthus 
sociatus (pl.) IV vi 391 
Stomatopods II i 280 
Stone or Stones. 
Action of alkaline silicates 
on artificial I in 333 
Ancient carved, found at 
Chesterholm, North- 
umberland, Eng. By 
Rev. John McCaul (pl.). II xiv 1 
Bronze-age contemporan- 
eous with, age IV iv 137 
Building, in Gaspe Pennin- 
sula II v 467 
Daggers of IV iv 63 
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Stone or Stones-Con. 
Harmonizing shades of sili- 
cified I in 334 
Implements of, contempor- 
aneous with copper imple- 
ments IV iv 137 
Implements of, in use among 
historical nations IV iv 42 
Marbleized iron and stone. I i 283 
Mill, in Gaspe Penninsula II v 467 
Objects of, in mounds in 
Otonabee Tp, Ont. (pl.). IV ix 7 
Precious, New York I n 38 
Process of colouring I in 334 
Separation of elements of... I in 15 
Stone period in Europe. I n 214 
Stone period in Scotland.. . I in 314 
Stone Chat, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 119 
Stone-crop, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 549 
Stones River group (of 
rocks), Tennessee I ii 138 
Stony Indians, language in 
Manitoba Ill v 215 
Storch. 
Storch's test for milk heated 
over 80° c IV vn 114 
Storks.. II xi 154 
Storksbill, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 350 
Storms. 
Remarks on law of 
STORMS AS SET FORTH IN 
TRACT PUBLISHED BY RIC- 
HARD Budgen in 1730. 
By Rev. C. Dade II v 294 
Storm of 20th, May 1729, 
at Bexhill, Sussex II v 295 
Strabismus II xi 26 
Strachan, Dr. 
Autograph letter to Bishop 
Mountain criticizing 
latter's action II xiv 105 
Nom-de-plume "Reckoner" II xv 440 
Reminiscences of II xn 249 
St. James Church, Toronto II xn 249 
W. Lyon Mackenzie, and II xu 530 
Strahlenberg. 
Siberian exploration: ref. IV n 262 
Strang, John 
On comparative progress 
OF POPULATION OF ENG- 
LAND and Scotland as 
SHOWN BY CENSUS OF 1861 
reprint II vn 129 
Strangaliafugax, Fabr. I m 258,326,327 
S. quagga, Germ I in 326 
S. subliamata, Mels. Cat... I in 324 
S. zebrata, Mels. Cat I m 258 
Straparollus canadensis (n. 
sp.), Corniferous, Ont.. II vi 359 
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Strap arollus hippolyta, 
Billings, Hespeler II xiv 144 
Strasburger. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 245 
Phloeoterma layer of cortex: 
ref IV vi 614 
Structure of yeast cell: ref. . IV vi 481 
Strata. 
Simple rules for calcu- 
lating THICKNESS OF IN- 
CLINED. By E. J. Chap- 
man: reprint II v 544 
Tables for calculating thick- 
ness, etc., of inclined. II vi 72 
Stratford, S. J. 
Louisburg Cape breton. . 1 i 126 
Stratford, S. P., M.D. 
Notes on the Natural 
History of New Zealand II n 357 
Stratford, Ont. 
On climatology of. By 
C. J. Macgregor II xn 470 
Meteorological obser- 
vations 1861. By C. J. 
Macgregor II vn 87 
Abstract of meteorolo- 
gical OBSERVATIONS FOR 
1861-62 at. By Chas. 
John Macgregor II vm 294 
Stratified. 
Deposits between Newcastle 
and Port Granby, L. Ont. IV vm 18 
Sand and gravel, Post 
Glacial, Scarboro' Hts.. II xv 403 
Strawberry, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 430 
Strawberry Bush, Canadian 
localities Il xv 353 
Streams. 
Influence of agricul- 
ture ON CLIMATE IN LES- 
SENING, ETC.: reprint... I n 131 
Streng, Dr. 
Origin of igneous rocks: ref. II m 203 
Strepsilas, Hamilton species II v 394 
Streptolasma, Ottawa R.... I i 222 
Streptorhyncus pandora 
(n. sp.) Townsend, Port 
Colborne and Woodstock, 
(pl.) II v 267 
Streptophiurse, Bell, char- 
acteristics and species. IV vm 367 
Striated Border. 
Fat in IV vm 254 
Of epithelium of guinea pig. IV vm 245 
Striated Muscle. 
Distribution of fat, 
CHLORIDES, PHOSPHATES, 
POTASSIUM AND IRON IN. 
By Maud L. Menten. IV vm 403 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Striated Muscle-Con. 
Phosphates in (pl.) IV vm 415 
Potassium in (pl.) IV ix 402, 412 
Potassium richer than 
sodium in, of dog.... IV IX 402 
Striated Pavement, in till 
Garrison common II xv 394 
Striatopora Hall, generic 
characters II v 253 
S. flexuosa, Hall, Niagara 
Limestone of Thorold.. II xiv 151 
S. formosa, n. sp., Corni- 
ferous, near Woodstock. . II v 254 
S. linneana, (n. sp.) Shales 
Hamilton group II v 253 
Stricklandia, Billings. 
Distinguished from Penta- 
merus II vi 267 
Generic characters (pl.).. II vi 265 
S. elongata (Vanuxem), 
Devonian, Ont. (pl.).. II vi 269 
Strigidae, subfamilies of 
Canadian II n 219 
Striginae, Canadian speci- 
mens II ii 220 
Strix, S. nebulosa, S. nyctea 
and S. virginiana winter 
around Toronto I i 169 
S. flammea, Canadian 
specimens II n 220 
S. nyctea Linn, L. Ontario 
shores II vn 522 
Strobila, development II iv 38 
Strobilomyces strobilaceus, 
Berk, habits: Ontario 
habitats IV ix 75 
Stromatocerium rugosum, 
Lower Silurian, Ont. (pl.). . II vi 508 
Ottawa River I i 221 
Trenton limestone, Belle- 
ville II v 44 
Trenton limestone, Canada. II iv 493 
Stromatopora concentrica 
Elora, Guelph, Hespeler, 
Galt II xiv 142 
S. hindei Nicholson, Nia- 
gara Limestone and Clin- 
ton beds, Owen Sound. II xiv 140, 146 
S. ostiolata, Nicholson, 
Guelph Formation. 
Guelph II xiv 142 
S. striatella, D'Orbigny. 
Niagara Limestone Thorold II xiv 145 
Ottawa R I I 222 
Strombi, American Indians 
traffic in II ill 406 
Strombidse, Labrador coast II iv 273 
Strombodes striatus, Milne 
Edwards, Ottawa R... I i 222 
Strombus amplus Brander, 
congeneric with Roste- 
laria inornata Gab IV vm 389 
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Strontia. 
Detection of Baryta in 
presence of, by blowpipe. II x 343 
Method of distinguishing 
red flame of Lithia from 
that of, by blowpipe II x 341 
Strontia, Sulphate of, 
tests; Canadian localities II vi 157 
Strontium. 
Cadmio-iodide of, prepara- 
tion of II I 16 
Iodide of, preparation of... II I 18 
On some new salts of Cad- 
mium and Iodides of 
Barium and Strontium. 
By Henry Croft II I 13 
Stropheodonta (Hall), gen- 
eric characters (pl.) II vi 332 
Strophomena. 
Compared with genera of 
Brachiopoda II vi 330 
Generic characters (pl.).... II in 161 
II vi 329 
II vn 112 
Niagara Limestone, Thorold II xiv 141 
Number of species found in 
United States and On- 
tario II vi 335 
Ottawa R I i 222 
Scars upon II vi 331 
Strophomena in Ontario. 
S. alternata II vi 334 
S. ampla (pl.)... II vi 334, 345, 348 
S. crenristria (Conrad) II vi 343 
S. demissa (Conrad) (pl.) II vi 334, 341 
S. depressa II vi 336 
S. filitexta II vi 334 
S. fragilis.(Hall) II vi 343 
S. inaequistriata (pl.) II vi 334 
338, 340 
S. lepida (Hall) u vi 344 
S. magniventra (Hall). II vi 348, 349 
S. patersoni, Hall (pl.) II vi 340 
S. planoconvexa II vi 334 
S. perplana (Conrad) II vi 343 
S. pluristriata II vi 343 
S. rhomboidalis Wahlen- 
burg (pl.) II vi 336,337 
II xiv 141,144 
S. rugosa II vi 336 
S. sub-plana, Conrad II xiv 141 
Stropharia semiglobata, 
Batsch, habits: Ontario 
habitats IV ix 74 
Strychnine, preparation of.. II n 449 
Stryx, see Strix. 
Struthionidse. 
Family II vm 464 
Proper classification of II xi 150 
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Struthionidse-Con. 
Struthionidse: the ex- 
tent AND DIVISIONS OF 
Family with its System- 
atic Position and Re- 
lations. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II vm 462 
Struve, Otto. 
Opinion regarding reckon- 
ing of astronomical day . IV m 312 
Stuart, Dr., Home District 
School, Toronto II xu 338 
Stuart, Rev. Geo. Okill. 
Nom-de-plume "Mentor"; 
selections from writings. . 11 xv 440 
Studies. 
Importance of scientific, 
TO PRACTICAL MEN. By 
John Langton: reprint.. . I n 201 
Stukeley, Dr. 
Biography II xu 178 
Brief sketch of II xiv 23 
Stupart, R. F. 
Climate of Alberta IV v 49 
Climate of Northern On- 
tario IV ix 149 
Climate of Yukon Terri- 
tory IV vm 291 
Eskimo of Stupart Bay. .Ill iv 95 
Meteorological condi- 
tions DURING PAST WIN- 
TER (1889-90): abstract. . IV i 31 
Rainfall and Lake Levels IV v 121 
Rainfall and L. Ontario 
levels: ref IV vm 8 
Stupart, Capt., R.N. 
"Flying Proas" of Ladrone 
Islands HI vn 204 
Whence did Scandina- 
vians obtain their 
KNOWLEDGE OF COMPASS: 
abstract Ill vi 44 
Sturgeon, how caught by 
Denes IV iv 75 
Sturgeon Bay, early history II xm 576 
Sturgeon River. 
Iron ranges IV vm 352 
Topography IV vm 342 
Sturgis. 
Lower leaves of tobacco 
plant become spotted if 
plant lacks water: ref. ... IV vii 324 
Sturnella, Hamilton species. II v 392 
S. magna, observations on 
Ontario visitors, etc Ill in 99 
HI vii 190, 191 
IV i 42, 58 
IV in 69, 79, 81, 101, 103, 104, 
105, 106, 107, 108 
Styela auct, part. 
Syn. goniocarpa, nov IV ix 131 
Syn. katatropa, nov IV ix 129 
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Styela of British Columbia 
coast 
Styela (sens, resti.) IV ix 131 
S. gibbsii (Stimpson) IV ix 131 
S. joannae (Herdman) IV ix 133 
S. montereyensis (Dall).... IV ix 131 
S. stimpsoni, Ritter IV ix 133 
Styelidae. 
Species British Columbia 
coast IV ix 128 
Species Vancouver coast... IV ix 114 
Styelids, species from Cana- 
dian Atlantic coast IV ix 112 
Styelinse, British Columbia 
coast IV ix 129 
Stylonychia justulata, In- 
fluence of temperature on III i 300 
Sturtz, Dr. B. 
Classification of fossil Op- 
hiurians IV vm 365 
Stiirtzura, previous names 
for members of this genus IV vm 367 
Sub-Carboniferous Lime- 
stone, deposition of, in 
various localities in world 
not contemporaneous 
though fossils are same.. II xm 270 
Subclavius, 
Gorilla IV vi 534 
Orang IV vi 533 
Sublimate, detection of An- 
timony in tube, by blow- 
pipe II x 348 
Submarine. 
Irish Submarine Tele- 
graph I i 33 
Submucosa, Amiurus Ill n 395 
Suboperculum, Amiurus 
Catus HI ii 290 
Subscapularis, Orang IV vi 533 
Subsilurian, Azoic rocks in 
Canada Il ii 43S 
Substitution, theory of, 
Dumas and Laurent's 
views on II i 297 
Subulites ventricosa, Hall, 
Guelph Formation. Hes- 
peler II xiv 144 
Succinea, Toronto species. . . II vi 328 
Sucking pad in 
Infants IV vi 512 
Orang IV vi 512 
Sudbury. 
Nickel deposits and pro- 
ductions 1905 IV vm 157 
Palladium deposits IV vm 158 
Sunderland, Rev. J. T., M.A. 
Causes of Famines in In- 
dia IV vm 213 
Suez. 
Ship Canal across Isth- 
mus: reprint I in 337 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sugar. 
Development of beet root 
industry II vi 463 
Development of, beet in- 
dustry on continent II vi 473 
Development of, beet in- 
dustry in Britain II vi 470 
Formation of II in 521 
Impurities of I ill 283 
Industry in Canada IV vui 174 
Manufacture of; ex- 
tracted from Molasses: 
reprint I u 35 
Manufacture of, in 
France: reprint I m 149 
New System of Manu- 
facturing: reprint I i 116 
On Purification of Juice 
of Beet Root in manu- 
facture of beet Root 
Sugar: reprint II vi 292 
Production from beet roots 
Canada 1901-1904 IV vm 190 
Useful by-product from beet 
root I I 105 
Sugar of Eucalyptus II i 81 
Sugar Ornament. 
Dangers of, in food I in 284 
Sugar-loaf Hill, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 661 
Sula, generic characters II vn 330 
Sula, Bassana. 
Observations accompany- 
ing EXHIBITION OF SPECI- 
MEN OF, LATELY OBTAINED 
AT Oshawa, Ont. AND 
BELONGING TO MUSEUM 
of Univ, of Toronto. 
By Rev. Wm. Hincks.... II vn 329 
University Museum speci- 
men IV i 55 
Sul, Goddess, notes on Latin 
inscription at Bath to.... II vi 401 
Sullivan, Maj or-Gen. 
Operations against Indians 
in Revolutionary war.... IV vn 392 
Sullivan, Robert Baldwin. 
Nom-de-plume "Legion"; 
selections from his writings II xv 342 
Sulphate of Ammonia, 
manufacture in Canada.. IV vm 167 
S. of Baryta. 
Canadian II vm 121 
Canadian localities II vi 156 
Nova Scotia I I 241 
Substitute for white lead... II iv 328 
Tests II vi 156 
S. of Lime. 
On effect of Sulphate of 
Lime upon Vegetable 
Substances. By Cheva- 
lier Claussen: reprint-. I ii 70 
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Sulphate of Nickel, water of 
crystallization II I 557 
S. of Soda, preparation of.. II i 311 
S. of Strontia, tests; Cana- 
dian localities II vi 157 
Sulphide of Molybdenum, 
Canadian II vm 120 
S. of Nickel, reduction of.... IV n 86 
S. of Palladammonium.... II in 359 
Sulphocyanide, double, of 
palladium II m 359 
Sulphur. 
Absorption of, by gold and 
its effects in retarding 
amalgamation IV I 147 
Action of, on copper in 
cupric solutions I i 115 
Arsenic and, as metal- 
lurgical AGENTS IN 
TREATMENT OF CANADIAN 
Auriferous and Argen- 
tiferous Ores. By R. 
Dewar IV I 141 
Estimation of, in coal by 
blowpipe analysis II in 218 
Extraction of I ill 21 
In hops II I 394 
Lead reduced from nitrate 
by its aid I i 115 
Loss OF, IN SMELTING ORES: 
reprint I ii 22 i 
Soft II I 487 
Sulphur Springs, New Zea- 
land II ii 358 
Sulphur trioxide. 
Proportional amount in 
large rivers, lakes and 
seas IV vn 558 
Sulphuric Acid. 
Manufacture in Canada. . . IV vm 163 
On purification of II in 359 
Sulphuretted Hydrogen. 
Compound with water ob- 
tained by Wohler: ref... . II i 126 
Flame produces fluorescence II i 557 
Sumach, Canadian localities II xv 351 
Sumatra. 
Tobacco leaf "spot" IV vn 320 
Sumatran. 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
Sumerian. 
Family connections II xv 286 i 
Family in Assyria and Meso- 
potamia II xv 286 
Origin IV iv 263 
Summer. 
Birds collected in, at 
Toronto IV in 90 
Hudson's Strait IV v 107 
Monthly temperature means 
for Canadian and Euro- 
pean summers Ill n 215 1 
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Summer Savory, Canada... II xiv 284 
Sumukena >..... IV iv 249 
Sumukegtuqkunema IV iv 249 
Sun. 
Arago's argument that it 
possesses an atmosphere.. I n 5 
Arago's theory of protu- 
berances and photosphere In 5 
Archelaus' conjecture of 
nature of I n 6 
De. Saussure's experiments 
on absorption by air of 
radiation of, and cause of 
blue of sky and red of sun- 
set: ref I i 6 
Eclipse of, in Herodotus. .. . II n 128 
Effect on terrestrial mag- 
netism I ni 269 
Effect on tides separated 
from that of moon II n 465 
Faculae; first observations on II vni 304 
Identity with stars I n 6 
Magnetic action of II iv 232 
Magnetic Influence of, 
ON EARTH AND COMETS. 
By Arthur Harvey IV vi 345 
Mock Suns observed in Eng- 
land I i 261 
Notice of Mock, as seen 
NEAR MuSKOKA R. IN 
Nov. 1861. By A. Clif- 
ford Thomson (pl.) II vn 462 
Our Knowledge of, (1852) 
By M. Arago: reprint.... II vm 298 
On Physical Constitution 
of Sun. By M. Arago: 
reprint In 4 
Our knowledge of II ix 34 
Period of rotation obtained 
from magnetic storms.. . IV vi 350 
Photosphere; theory of 
(1852) II vm 305 
Primary cause of terrestrial 
magnetism variations.... I i 84 
Prominence belts in IV vi 350 
Sun drawing water; explan- 
ation of phenomena I I 7 
Thermic effect of rays of, 
By Mrs. Eunice Foote. . . II n 72 
Unity of Geological Phe- 
nomena in Planetary 
System of. By L. Sae- 
mann: reprint II vi 525 
Sun-baths. 
Aborigines IV vm 99 
Greeks and Romans IV vm 99 
Sunburn, cause IV vm 103, 105 
Sun-Dance. 
Blackfoot sun-dance. By 
Rev. John McLean Ill vi 231 
Crees HI vi 40 
Sun-Lodge, Blackfoot Ill vi 231 
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Sunda, straits of II n 161 
Sundew, Canadian localities. II xv 167 
Sun drops, Canadian habitats II xv 553 
Sunset, cause of colouring at I i 6 
Sunspots. 
Magnetic action and II iv 232 
Magnetic storms and IV vi 347 
Magnetism and I i 192 
Numbers of (1826-48) I i 142 
Outburst of Sun Spots in 
1887. By Andrew Elvins: 
abstract Ill vi 24 
Rainfall and IV I 32 
Rainfall and. By Andrew 
Elvins Ill v 6 
Sun Spots during 1889. 
By Andrew Elvins: ab- 
stract IV I 21 
Sunspots observed at 
Toronto in Jan., Feb., 
Mar., 1858. By Col. 
Baron de Rottenburg.... II m 293 
Weather and IV I 32 
Sun Tavern II xm 263 
Sunti, how cooked by Denes IV iv 116 
Superior, Lake, (see also L. 
Superior.) 
Islands in II xiv 674 
Origin of name II vu 505 
Trading experiences on 
north shore 1777-91 IV iv 307 
Superphosphate, fertilizing 
value HI v 37 
Superstitions. 
Dene IV iv 106, 165 
Narcotic usages and, of 
Old and New World. 
By Daniel Wilson.. . II n 233, 324 
Supinator brevis, Orang.... IV vi 541 
S. longus, 
Gibbon IV vi 541 
Orang IV vi 541 
Supraoccipital, Amiurus 
Catus (pl.) Ill ii 271 
Supraspinatus, Orang IV vi 533 
Suprarenal Bodies, Amiurus 
Catus Ill ii 437 
Surface Tension. 
Action on potassium in kid- 
neys IV ix 398 
Action in different processes 
of living organism IV ix 396 
Action in kidney cells IV ix 396 
Of blood plasma lower than 
that of isotonic salt solu- 
tion IV ix 397 
Surface Tension and degree 
of concentration in case of 
number of solutes IV ix 397 
Surgery. 
Dene Surgery. By Rev. 
Father A. G. Morice..... IV vn 15 
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Surnames. 
Classes of, in Europe IV n 107 
Manx IV n 108 
Surnames and place 
names of Isle of Man. 
By Rev. Neil MacNish.. IV n 103 
Surnia. 
Hamilton species II v 388 
S. ulula caparoch, observa- 
tions on Toronto visitors III vn 184, 191 
IV I 45 
Surninae, Canadian speci- 
mens II ii 220 
Survey. 
Annual Report of Supt., 
of Coast Survey U.S., 
for 1851: extracts from I ii 81 
Notes on measurement of 
base for triangulation sur- 
vey of eastern section of 
coast of United States on 
Epping Plains, Maine... II ill 74 
Suspension Bridges, 
Niagara, compared with 
Victoria Bridge II I 479 
Over Dnieper at Kieff I in 341 
Sutherland's Creek, gazet- 
teer notice (1815) II xiv 661 
Sutton. 
Derivation of plantar fascia: 
ref IV vi 567 
Swainson. 
Methods adopted in classi- 
fication of Birds II vn 333 
Swallows. 
Generic characters II ix 234 
Habits of Ontario visitors.. Ill in 93 
Hamilton species II v 389 
II vi 14 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 191 
IV in 62, 70, 75, 82, 85, 86, 106, 107 
Singular Mortality 
among. By Mr. E. J. Lowe I m 388 
Swallows, swift or chimney, 
habits of Ontario visitors II vi 15 
III in 93 
Swamp blackbird, Ontario 
visitors Ill in 94 
Swamp loosestrife, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 554 
Swamp sparrow, Hamilton 
species II v 391 
Swan. 
Hamilton species II v 395 
Swan, American, specimen 
procured at Hamilton... II vi 135 
Sweden, iron ores of Ill i 265 
Swedenborg Emanuel. 
Views on the nebulae I n 206 
Sweet brier, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 432 
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Sweet clover, Canadian spe- 
cies with localities II xv 356 
Sweet flag, how eaten by 
Denes IV iv 129 
Sweet rocket, Canadian 
localities II xv 66 
Swine. 
Demodex Phylloides 
(Csokor) in skin of 
Canadian. By R. Ram- 
say Wright HI i 275 
Switzerland, Lakes. 
Glacial origin of Lakes in II vm 86 
Old Glaciers of. By A. C. 
Ramsay: reviewed II v 51 
Sycamore, Canadian II vi 38 
Sycandra compressa, sper- 
matozoids in II xv 420 
S. raphanus, vacuoles in.... II xv 425 
Sydenham, Lord. 
Autograph letters on cur- 
rent events II xiv 116 
Sydenham. 
Crystal Palace at: re- 
print I ii 102 
Great Court in Crystal 
Palace at. reprint I in 292 
Opening of New Crystal 
Palace at I i 47 
Pompeian court at: reprint I u 196 
Sydney, C. B., iron plant at. . IV vm 155 
Syenite. 
Characters, Canadian local- 
ities II vi 432 
Intrusion in limestone band 
of Laurentian Rocks in 
Wentworth Co., Ont.... II in 2 
Lake Superior I i 125 
Relative date of, rock cut- 
ting Laurentian series in 
Canada Il hi 107 
Syke. 
Sykes' Steam Hammer 
withengraving: reprint I n 255 
Syllabary. 
Ancient Turanian HI in 147 
Asoka proclamations IV iv 270 
Dene, complete with notes. IV i 175 
Indo Hittite (pl. II).... IV iv 270 
Syllabism, history of Ill v 94 
Syllogism II x 170 
Sylva. 
Sylva critica: Canaden- 
sium. By Rev. John Mc- 
Caul HI i 76 
Sylva Critica Canaden- 
sium. By W. D. Pearman III i 88 
Sylvania Canadensis, ob- 
servations on Ontario 
visitors HI vn 192, 199 
IV in 72 
Sylvicolidae, Ontario visitors HI in 96 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Sylvia maritima, Hamilton 
frequenters II vi 16 
Sylvicola, Hamilton species. II v 389 
Symbiotic filaments, Botry- 
chium virginianum IV v 274 
Sympathetic nervous sys- 
tem, Amiurus Ill n 372 
Symphoriocarpus vulgaris, 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia Ill iv 213 
Symplectic, Amiurus Catus. HI n 288 
Symplocarpus foetidus, 
fibro-vascular bundles 
and phloeoterma (pl.).. IV vi 624 
Symington, Johnson 
Sucking pad in infant: ref. . IV VI 512 
Synamcebium II xv 241 
Synaptomys cooperi, Baird, 
Canadian localities HI vi 81 
Synclinal Valleys Ill vn 65 
Syndactylous. 
On, condition of Hand 
in Man and Anthro- 
poid Apes. By C. C. 
Blake: reprint II ix 52 
Syntax. 
Amoy colloquial II xi 93 
Dene IV I 206 
Syncope, influence of position 
on production of IV vu 189 
Synthesis of 
Hydrocarbons II in 520 
Peptides IV vin 433 
Proteins IV vin 431 
Urea IV ix 271 
Syracuse. 
Copper coins (4) from, in 
Canadian Institute II ix 229 
Silver coins from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 108 
Syracuse, Hieronymus of 
Copper coin of, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 230 
Syria. 
Celtic traces in II xv 78 
Gileadite traces in II xv 78 
Onite connection II xiv 418 
Syringopora (Harmodites), 
Ottawa R I I 222 
Syringopora (Goldfuss), 
generic characters II iv 115 
Syringopora of Ontario. 
S. cleviana II vi 117 
S. hisingeri (Billings) (pl.) II IV 116 
S. laxata (Billings) II iv 118 
S. maclurei (Billings) II v 258 
S. nobilis, Billings II iv 118 
S. perelegans (Billings) (pl.) II IV 117 
S. retiformis, Billings II xiv 139 
S. tubiporoides (pl.) II IV 115 
II vi 510 
S. verneuilli II iv 117 
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Taeniaster. 
Canadian II iv 46 
Generic characters II vi 517 
Protaster and, genera com- 
pared IV vm 363 
T. cylindricus. 
Generic characters IV VIII 364 
Genus to which belongs. . .. IV vm 371 
T. elegans. 
Generic characters IV vin 365 
True Protaster IV vm 368 
T. spinosus IV vm 364 
Taeniopora, Hamilton Rocks 
Ont II xiv 133 
Taenitidinae II xn 365 
Tagalas. 
Belief as to origin of man. . . IV vi 207 
Intermediate god between 
Maya-Quichesand Tokasi IV vi 116 
Maya vocabularies IV vi 215 
Polynesian god IV vi 116 
Tagish Lake, Meteorological 
observations on IV vm 291 
Tahiti. 
First migration to, and 
changes produced in lan- 
guage HI vi 108 
Tahl-tau. 
Callbreath on, Indian... IV iv 35 
Name of body of water, not 
a tribe IV vi 77 
Taine, M. 
Language of children used 
to explain origin of 
general terms Ill vi 132 
Takhe/ne, wrong readings of 
name IV iv 30 
Takooshkanshkan, Dako- 
tas IV vi 275 
Taku, branch of Nah'ame 
tribe in Taku Valley. IV vn 519 
Talbot Fox. 
New process of photo- 
graphic ENGRAVING ON 
steel: reprint.... I n 20 
Talbot's River, gazetteer 
notice (1813). '. II xiv 661 
Talc. 
Tests; Canadian localities. . II vi 158 
Talc slate, Canadian II vi 435 
Talcahuano, earthquake 
1835 II ii 199 
Tallon Lake, Amygdaloidal 
rocks at IV vm 349 
Talons, Portage de, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 662 
Tamanaca language, growth 
of Ill v 168 
Tamarack, Canadian II vi 39 
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S. tubiporoides (Billings), 
changed to S. maclurei II v 258 
Syrniinae, sub-family de- 
scribed II ii 220 
Syrnium. 
Hamilton species . II v 388 
Observations on Ontario 
species Hl vn 197, 198, 199 
IV i 44, 52 
IV m 67, 92 
S. cinereum, Canadian spe- 
cimen II ii 220 
S. nebulosum, Canadian 
specimen II n 220 
Syphilis, transmission to 
lower animals.. . IV vm 537 
Syphon Filter, description of 
one at 1851 Exhibition .. . I I 11,12 
Syrrhaptes paradoxus, 
migrations IV m 181 
Szczawinska, W. 
Nissl granules in foetal se- 
lachians: ref IV vi 407 
Tabinets, Irish I i 269 
Table-Moving. 
Report on Table-Mov- 
ing: reprint I I 275 
Taboo. 
Blackfoot confederacy IV iv 251 
Na&ye IV iv 251 
Tabular Spar.....' II v 528 
Tachycineta bicolor, ob- 
servations on Ontario 
visitors HI vu 191 
IV in 62, 70, 82, 102, 106 
Tache, Dr. 
Exploration of Huron burial 
grounds II xm 120 
Tachhydrite, composition.. II i 553 
Tacitus, 
Notes on Hist. 1, 71 II xiv 53 
On arms of Fenni IV iv 43 
Taddei. 
Gluten separated into glia- 
din and zymon: ref IV vu 497 
Tadoussac. 
Memorials of early history 
of America in II ix 304 
Tadpole. 
Effect of cedar extract on . . IV vu 443 
Nerve endings in cut- 
aneous EPITHELIUM OF 
TADPOLE. By A. B. 
Macallum: abstract HI m 276 
Stimulating effect of light on IV vm 109 
Taeniae II iv 20 
Taenia coenurus II vu 467 
T. dispar Goeze HI i 71 
T. mediocanellata II vu 468 
T. serrata, experiments on II vu 373, 467 
T. solium II iv 22 
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Tamias. Canadian local- 
ities of 
T. asiaticus, Gmel Ill vi 86 
T. borealis, Coves Ill vi 86 
T. lateralis, Say Ill vi 87 
T. lysteri HI vi 86 
T. quadrivittatus, Say... Ill vi 86 
T. striatus (Linn) Ill vi 86 
T. townsendi, Bach Ill vi 86 
Tammuz, is Adonis II xm 55 
Tanager, Scarlet, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. Ill vn 191 
IV in 70, 74, 109 
Tangaloa, Polynesian god. . . IV vi 116 
Tangier, N.S., gold in II vi 529 
Tangl. 
No nucleus in Plectonema 
Oscillans: ref IV vi 441 
Tangum breed of horses, 
countries found in I I 199 
Tannian breed of horses, 
countries found in I I 199 
Tannin. 
Cells in Tenthredinidse IV ix 337 
Determination of percentage 
of, in substances used for 
tanning. By Prof. Fehling I ill 108 
In Allspices Ill iv 214 
In Cloves. By W. Hodg- 
son Ellis Ill iv 214 
Localization of, bearing tis- 
sue in sawfly galls IV ix 337 
Properties of II n 448 
Tanning, Dene method IV iv 49, 69, 145 
Tansley. 
Osmundaceous siphonos- 
tele derivation: ref IV viii 526 
Tansuche, region IV vi 181 
Tansy Mustard, Canadian 
localities II xv 161 
Tantalinae II xi 156 
Tantalium. 
In mineral waters I i 152 
Properties of II n 448 
Tape worms II i 189 
Tapirus americanus 
Fossil remains of, in post. 
pliocene of America II iv 417 
Tappan, H. P. 
Progress of Educational De- 
velopment: reviewed II I 168 
Tardigrada. 
Position in animal kingdom II vil 371 
Toronto tap water Ill I 425 
Tare, Canadian localities. ... II xv 358 
Tareormint, territory Ill vi 266 
Tarkhun-dara IV v 96 
Taronhiawagon, Huron- 
Iroquois IV vi 275 
Tarpan breed of horses, 
Best stock I I 201 
Countries found in I i 199 
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Tarsus. 
Homologous bones of, re- 
ferred to those of water 
tortoise IV vi 578 
Tartaric Acid. 
Substitutes for Citric 
AND, AND THEIR SALTS.. I III 221 
Tasmania, coal deposits in. . II vi 481 
Tasmanian Aborigines. 
Brain weight of II xv 201 
Origin and cause of extinc- 
tion II xii 443 
Tatanium bromide: prepar- 
ation II i 393 
Tatars, physical features 
compared with Chinese. . IV v 177 
Tatler, Hamilton species .... II v 394 
Tattoo marks, Dene IV iv 208 
Tattooing. 
Denes IV iv 182 
Dene, customs Ill vn 114 
Taupenot's, process, in 
photography II i 195 
Taurine II i 312 
Tauromenium in Sicily. 
Copper coin from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 229 
Tawny Lemming, Canadian 
localities '.. Ill vi 81 
Taxation. 
Of land values HI vi 34 
Theory of II u 191 
Taxelh tribe Ill vn 112 
Taxidea americana, Schreb. 
Canadian localities HI vi 75 
Tayac, instruments made by 
man in, deposits II ix 271 
Taylor, Sir Henry 
Autograph letter re Oxford 
men II xiv 483 
Taylor. 
Treatise on Poisons: re- 
viewed II iv 286, 412 
Tchissahkiwin II in 304 
Tchukchi, territory Ill vi 264 
Tcitco'tinneh, occasional 
name for Thalhthan IV vn 518 
Tea. 
Chinese method of 
scenting: reprint I m 312 
Impurities of I in 281 
Process of coloring I m 281 
Teal, Hamilton frequenters. . II vi 135 
Teal, Blue-winged, Toronto IV in 108 
Teale. 
Mesenterial filaments: ref. . IV VI 388 
Teall. 
Augite of North England: 
ref Ill v 176 
Rhombic pyroxene bronzite: 
ref Ill v 178 
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Teanum Sidicinum, Copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 229 
Technical. 
Technical Education of 
a Mining Engineer. 
By Wm. Frecheville.... IV ix 65 
Technical training and pros- 
perity of country IV ix 227 
Technology. 
Massachusetts School of, 
Research IV ix 233 
What is. By Geo. Wilson 
(Edin.): reviewed II I 53 
Tectibranchiata, generic 
characters II xn 27 
Teeth, Mastodon's number. . I I 232 
Tegaogen, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 662 
Tehuantepec. 
History and geography.... IV vi 158 
Recapture from Mexicans.. IV vi 171 
Tejeleita inscription IV vn 59 
Tekoa II xiv 160 
Tel el Amarna Egypt. 
Celtic tablet found there 
translated; its date IV v 89, 94 
Telegraph. 
Air telegraph, Canadian 
invention Ill iv 179 
Atlantic, first cable II in 462 
Canadian companies I in 341 
Difficulties in laying first 
submarine lines I I 33 
Electric, for predicting 
storms. By G. T. King- 
ston II ii 177 
In India I I 120 
Inventions for sending mes- 
sages secretly I n 172 
Irish Submarine I i 33 
Mode of Construction 
in India: reprint.. I u 6 
New effect of magnetic.... I n 233 
Observation on, line 
between Europe and 
America. By L. Turn- 
bull I hi 4 
On Employment of, to 
DETERMINE LONGITUDE 
of some Canadian 
Cities. By E. D. Ashe, 
Lieut., R. N II iv 453 
Present state and progress 
of telegraph lines Jj in 
Canada, 2,437 miles of 
wire, by Aug, 1832 I i 21 
Progress of electric I I 72 
I ii 22 
Stations favorably situated 
for storm warning pur- 
poses in Canada II u 180 
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Telegraph-Con. 
Telegraphic Cable, descrip- 
tion of, from Calais to 
Dover I ni 44 
To India I in 31 
Submarine, without wires: 
reprint I in 70 
Telegraphing to and from 
RAILWAY TRAINS. By Dr. 
A. M. Rosebrugh Ill iv 177 
Telegraphy. 
Recent advances in, 
and Telephony. By 
Hugh Neilson: abstract.. Ill vi 20 
Teleology II i 528 
Teleosts. 
Branchial system Ill n 421 
Myological characters of 
head of, and Selachian... Ill n 341 
Teleostean Crania, compar- 
ed with Amiurus Catus. . Ill n 278 
Teleostei, species that con- 
tain Nissl granules IV vi 426 
Telephoridee, Kicking Horse 
Pass species HI v 214 
Telephony. 
Duplex. By Dr. Rose- 
brugh Ill v 105 
Recent advances in Te- 
legraphy and. By 
Hugh Neilson: abstract. . Ill vi 20 
Telescope. 
American, for Ann Arbor... II i 314 
Earl of Rosse's, and their 
Revelations in the 
Heavens. By Rev. W. 
Scoresby: reprint I n 140 
Great, on Wandsworth 
Common I I 72 
On composition and Fig- 
uring OF SPECULA FOR 
REFLECTING. By Mr. 
Sollitt: reprint I n 66 
Teller. 
Properties of gliadin: ref... IV vn 499 
Tellinidse, Canadian II iv 273 
Tellina grcenlandica, Gaspe 
Quebec II v 465 
Telluric bismuth, composi- 
tion II iv 325 
Tellurium ore, discovery of. I i 189 
Temagami reserve IV vm 301 
Temeni II xiv 161 
Traces of, in Egypt II xiv 195 
Temperate. 
Character of skin and com- 
plexion produced by dry, 
climate HI n 20 
Character of skin and com- 
plexion produced by 
moist, climate HI n 19 
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Temperature. 
Abnormal variations in, at 
Toronto (1854-62)........ II ix 111 
Abnormal variations in, at 
Toronto according to 
directionof wind (1854-62) II ix 112 
Ancaster, C. W. (1835-1845) I I 77 
Calgary, peculiarities IV v 50 
Causes of great fluctuations 
in, in Arctic winter II vi 524 
Comparative readings of 
black bulb, unblacked 
bulb and ordinary ther- 
mometers I ii 22 
Composition of earth's crust 
as produced by cooling... IV vu 542 
Correct exposure of ther- 
mometers for air temper- 
ature I i 76 
Edmonton, peculiarities.... IV v 50 
Effect of Pressure on, 
By Mr. Hopkins: reprint I in 159 
Effect of, on bacteria in 
milk ... IV vu 492 
Extremes of daily, in Ontario III u 198 
Electrotyping requires suit- 
able I i 229 
Factor in promoting ero- 
sion Ill vu 92 
Hourly corrections to reduce 
to true mean at Toronto. I i 77 
Ice, expansion and contrac- 
tion by II in 415 
Isothermal maps of, Prof. 
Dove I ii 52 
Mean annual range at To- 
ronto and chief European 
cities I ii 15 
Mean daily range at Toronto 
from 1841-1852. I n 16 
Method of obtaining mean 
temperature at Toronto 
from 1841-1852 I n 16 
Monthly mean of, from 
1850 to 1853 on board 
Investigator in Arctic.... I u 111 
Nashville, Tennessee, ex- 
treme temperatures from 
1871-87 Ill vu 93 
Northwestern Canada Ill i 154 
Objects in keeping record 
of air temperature I I 30 
Of earth with depth below 
surface II ix 33 
Of mineral springs I I 152 
Of surface of globe I I 86 
On a Law of, depending 
upon Lunar Influence. 
By J. P. Harrison: reprint II ill 51 
On Annual Distribution 
of, at Toronto 1859-68. 
By. G. T. Kingston II xu 474 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Temperature-Con. 
On Deducing mean, of a 
month. By G. T. Kingston II in 5 
ON DIURNAL AND ANNUAL 
VARIATIONS OF, AT HALI- 
FAX, N.S. By G. T. 
Kingston II xm 26 
'On Great Fluctuations 
of, in Arctic Winter. 
By J. J. Murphy II vi 521 
On causes of excess of 
MEAN, OF RIVERS ABOVE 
THAT OF AIR RECENTLY 
OBSERVED BY M. RENON. 
By W. J. M. Rankine: 
reprint I i 96 
On periodic and non-per- 
iodic variations of, at 
Toronto from 1841 to 
1852. By Col. E. Sabine I u 14 
On surface temperature 
and Great Currents of 
North Atlantic and 
Northern Ocean. By 
Rev. Dr. Scoresby: re- 
print I ii 67 
On, at Toronto II u 453 
Pressure raises melting point 
of wax I ii 168 
Quebec 1828-36 i i 77 
Remarkable Low, at Isle 
Jesus in Dec. 1854 I m 171 
Remarkable, At Toronto 
July 1854; hottest on 
record I in 46 
Toronto 1859 II V 238 
Remarks on, coefficients 
OF MAGNETS. By G. T. 
Kingston II vm 280 
Remarks on thermometric 
registers I I 29, 75 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus, Que. II iv 263 
St. Martin, Isle Jesus (1859) II v 309 
Some Remarks on Proba- 
ble Present Condition 
of Planets Jupiter and 
Saturn in reference to, 
etc. By Jas. Nasmyth: 
reprint I I 270 
Toronto 1831-34 II vu 21 
Toronto, mean results 1860 II vi 210 
Toronto 1864 II x 108 
Variation of fusion point 
with pressure I u 54 
Yearly mean from 1841 to 
1852 Toronto I ii 17 
Yukon IV vm 293 
Temperature, means 
Abitibi, Que IV IX 152 
Calvin, Ont IV ix 151 
Fort Hope, Ont IV ix 151 
Haileybury, Ont IV ix 150 
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Hamilton Ill n 204 
Moose Factory, Ont IV ix 151 
Toronto (1861) II vn 97 
Toronto (1863) II ix 171 
White River IV ix 152 
Windsor Ill n 210 
Tempest, Wm. 
On abortive treatment 
of Cholera and special 
TREATMENT OF ITS SEVER- 
AL STAGES II XI 163 
Temple of Ammon, Dr. R. 
Lepsius' exploration of.. I n 180 
Temple of Juno, excavations 
at, Argos I in 240 
Templeton, Apatite mines in III v 36 
Tencoa town IV vi 181 
Tene tribes, classification ... Ill vn 113 
Tenebrio molitor, Linn . .1. I in 326 
Tenebrionidae, Kicking 
Horse Pass species Ill v 215 
Tenebroscope II ix 49 
Tenedos, Ashchurite traces in II xiv 249 
Teneriffe, Island 
Prehistoric inscriptions.... IV vn 55 
Virgin of Candelaria IV vn 55 
Tennant, Prof. 
On Koh-i-Noor diamond: 
reprint I i 95 
On Re-cutting of Koh-i- 
Noor diamond: reprint.. I in 167 
Tennant, Sir Jas. Emerson. 
Sketches of Natural History 
of Ceylon: reviewed II vn 347 
Tennessee. 
Ancient relics and sepul- 
chral remains in II in 397 
Calceola in upper Silurian 
rocks of II v 307 
Coalfields in, formation of. HI vn 84 
Hudson River group in. .. . Ill vn 77 
Lower Helderberg for- 
mation in Ill vn 79 
Niagara formation in Ill vn 78 
On parallelism of lower 
Silurian groups of Mid- 
dle Tennessee with 
those of New York. 
By J. M. Safford: reprint I n 138 
Palaeozoic formation HI vn 80 
Stones River and Nashville 
group of rocks in I n 138 
Trenton limestone mixed 
with other groups I n 138 
Upper Silurian formation. . HI vn 79 
Tennessee, Central basin of 
Agents at work in formation 
of HI vn 86 
Black shale in HI vn 77 
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Tennessee, Central basin of 
-Con. 
Central Basin of Tennes- 
see; a study of Erosion. 
By Wm. Kennedy Ill vn 64 
Coral bed in ' Ill vn 76 
Devonian formation in Ill vn 77 
Drainage of, agency in pro- 
ducing basin Ill vn 99 
Geological history of Ill vn 82 
Great central basin des- 
cribed Ill vn 71 
Lithostrotion bed in Ill vn 76 
Lower Carboniferous in.... Ill vn 76 
Nashville group in Ill vn 77 
Protean bed in Ill vn 76 
Rainfall in, factor in form- 
ing basin Ill vn 95 
Siliceous group in Ill vn 76 
Trenton formation in Ill vn 77 
Tennyson, Alfred 
Autograph acknowledge- 
ment of volume II xiv 484 
Bust of II i 206 
Tensor fasciae femoris, 
Orang IV vi 559 
Tentaculifera II vm 17 
Tentaculites distans, Hall, 
rare in Clinton group, 
Dundas II xiv 144 
T. neglectus (Nicholson 
and Hinde) Clinton 
Group, Dundas II xiv 145 
Tenthredinidae. 
Feeding habits of larvae... . IV ix 362 
Tannin bearing tissue in 
galls of IV ix 337 
Species described IV ix 327 
Teutonic. 
Appearance in Europe of, 
race I u 248 
Remarks on intrusion of 
GERMANIC RACES ON AREA 
of older Celtic races 
of Europe. By Daniel 
Wilson I ii 246 
Tenuirostres, peculiarities of II xi 161 
Teotzapotlan, Cocyoeza of. IV vi 171 
Terebratella. 
Characters II vi 188 
Ottawa R. I i 222 
Trinidad strata containing. IV vm 142 
T. concentrica II vi 145 
Terebratulidae II m 162 
II xi 394 
Teredo navalis, examples of 
wooden structures des- 
troyed by Ill vi 17 
Teres major, Orang IV vi 533 
Teres minor, Orang IV vi 533 
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Tern. 
Hamilton species II v 395 
II vi 136 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI vu 192, 194 
IV in 74, 76, 108 
Tern, common, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill V 122 
Terrace. 
Davenport gravel II vi 247 
Jamaica IV v 351 
Huron I I 226 
L. Ontario II xv 405 
Penetanguishene Bay I I 225 
Rio Grande, Jamaica IV v 352 
Terraces and Beaches, 
north western Ontario 
and Manitoba II ix 258 
Terrains diluviens. 
Evidences of man's existence 
in, period II vi 375 
Territory, North West, 
David Thompson's ex- 
plorations from 1790 to 
1820 II vi 73 
Terrestrial. 
Analogy of Life and Func- , 
tions in both, and Marine 
Vegetable World II xi 192 
Terrestrial Magnetism. 
Effect of Sun and Moon on I m 269 
General survey of, in 1853. . I u 51 
Knowledge of, (1852) I i 83 
Meteor's motion determined 
by I ii 168 
Review of progress (1857).. II u 465 
Review of work of observa- 
tories 1860 II v 112 
Surveys up to 1852 I i 83 
Variations in, and causes, 
sun being primary I I 84 i 
Views on Origin of: re- 
print I ii 168 
Terrestrial Oscillations, 
Jamaica IV v 355 
Tertiary. 
Fossils of Caribbean IV vm 388 
Glauconite deposits in IV vn 547 
Post Tertiaries, etc., of 
Montreal. By Prof. 
Dawson: reprint II m 157 
Trinidad in, period IV vm 142 
Tertiary formation. 
Brandon Vermont I i 140 
Toronto I i 147 
Tertiary, quartz, of Hun- 
gary, Osmundites Chem- 
nitziensis in IV vm 529 
Tessalon, selected as site for 
fort 1784 IV v 76 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Tessau, M. de 
Observations on Aurora 
Borealis: ref I in 125 
Tesserae Consulares. 
Tesserae Consulares. 
By Rev. John McCaul... II vin 427 
Testut, L. 
Extensor brevis pollicis in 
apes: ref IV vi 543 
Extensor Indicis in man: ref IV vi 542 
Flexor longus pollicis in man 
and apes: ref IV vi 540 
Laryngeal pouch in man: 
ref IV vi 516 
Opponens hallucis in man: 
ref... IV vi 574 
Pectoralis major muscle 
composed of four portions 
ref... IV vi 530 
Scansorius representative in 
man: ref IV vi 559 
Testudinata: 
Ref II in 245 
Tetes de Boule, population 
in 1845.' I I 196 
Tethyidae species. 
British Columbia coast.... IV ix 133 
Departure Bay, B.C IV ix 114 
Tethyids, species from Cana- 
dian Atlantic coast IV ix 112 
Tethyum of British Colum- 
bia Coast. 
Tethyum (sens, nov.) IV ix 135 
T. aurantium (Pallas) IV ix 136 
T. igaboja (Oka) IV ix 136 
T. pyriforme IV ix 136 
T. arenicolum Hartmeyer, 
syn. Cnemidocarpa mol- 
lis (Stimpson) IV ix 145 
T. papillosum Gunner, type 
species IV ix 135 
T. pyriforme (Rathke), 
subsp. americanum nov. 
Canadian Atlantic coast IV ix 148 
Tetrao, Hamilton species. ... II v 393 
Tetrabranchiata, or 
Tentaculifera II vm 17 
Tetracaulodon I i 233 
Tetradidemnum albidum 
Verrill. 
Canadian Atlantic coast... IV ix 138 
Distribution on Atlantic 
coast, Canada IV ix 111 
Tetradium, primordial zone 
Quebec II vi 43 
Tetradymite, from Georgia, 
composition of II iv 325 
Tetrao canadensis, Toronto 
winter bird I I 171 
T. umbellus, Toronto winter 
bird I I 171 
Tetraopes tornator Fabr. I m 212, 326 
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Texas, primordial zone of, 
with description of new 
fossils II vi 528 
Textile Fabrics. 
Materials for II i 90 
Methods of bleaching I i 135 
Plantain, penguin for II I 90 
Photography of I n 172 
Tha/ than Indians, weavers 
of mountain goat wool... IV iv 35 
Thackeray. 
Autograph letter giving 
stern rebuff II xv 538 
Thahltan or Thahlthan, 
name of body of water, 
not a tribe IV vi 77 
Thalamencephalon, Amiu- 
rus Ill n 354 
Thalassarctos mar it im us, 
Linn., Canadian local- 
ities Ill vi 77 
Thalassicolla, Dictyochidae 
intermediate to, and 
sponges II xv 418 
Thalassicollina, leads from 
Polycystina to Spongia- 
dae:ref II xv 418 
Thalassiotiochus telegrap- 
hic us, from great sea 
depths II vi 520 
Thalictrum, Tourn Cana- 
dian Localities of 
T. alpinum, L II xv 53 
T. anemonoides, Mich II xv 53 
T. cornuti, L II xv 53 
T. dioicum, L II xv 53 
Thales, date of eclipse of.... I i 216 
Thalh-than tribe. 
Called sometimes Tcitco'- 
tinneh IV vn 518 
Causes of estrangement 
from Kaska tribe IV vu 520 
Village of Nah'ame tribe... IV vn 518 
Thallium. 
Blow pipe reactions II xv 249 
Resume of various papers 
etc., describing. By 
H. Croft II ix 405 
Thallium alloys in blow- 
pipe with 
Copper II xv 258 
Lead II xv 258 
Gold II xv 257 
Platinum II xv 257 
Silver II xv 257 
Tin II xv 258 
Thames River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 215, 662 
Thammuz, same as Tammuz II xm 55 
Thamn ograptus. 
Generic characters II vi 188 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II Vi 43 
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Thanaos. Rocky mountain 
species with habitats.... Ill n 241 
Thanatop hilus caudatus, 
Say Mels. Cat Im 256,325 
Thaneroclerus sanguineus, 
Say I in 376 
Thanhoffer. 
Cilia in epithelium of intes- 
tines of frog: ref Ill it 404 
Thaspium, Nutt, Canadian 
Localities of 
T. aurem, Nutt II xv 556 
T. barbinode, Nutt II xv 556 
T. trifoliatum, Gray II xv 556 
The'tscelrwoes, Carriers prac- 
tice Ill vii 154 
Thebes, Dr. R. Lepsius's ex- 
ploration of I ii 154, 179 
Thebes in Bceotia, silver coin 
from, in Canadian Institute II ix 108 
Thecideae II m 162 
Thecodontia II v 83 
Thecla, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats Ill n 241 
Theistic position II i 537 
Thelephora, Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
T. intybacea IV ix 78 
T. schweinitzii IV ix 78 
Thelephoraceae. 
List of Ontario, their habits 
and habitats IV ix 78 
Theodore II. of Abyssinia. 
Biography II x 208 
Birth and early life II x 52 
Crusade against Turks. ... II x 66 
Government II x 69 
Religious reforms in Abys- 
sinia by II x 72 
Struggle with Negousie. ... II x 144 
Struggle with Oubie for 
supremacy in Abyssinia.. II x 62 
Theodore II. and new 
Empire of Abyssinia: 
reprint II x 46, 138, 204 
Theology. 
Outlines of natural, for use 
of Canadian students. By 
Jas. Bovell, M.D.: re- 
viewed II v 201 
Science and (1885) I m 229 
Theory of Equations. 
On a method of approximat- 
ing to Square Root of a 
number II vm 293 
Theory of Sensitive Percep- 
tion II i 383 
Therapeutics. 
Electric Fishes employed 
Therapeutically II in 59 
Electro, apparatus. By 
Dr. A. M. Roseburgh: ab.. Ill vi 14 
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Theriodesmus phylarchus, 
praepollex rudiment in|. . . IV vi 546 
Thermic. 
Thermic effect [of Sun's 
Rays. By Mrs. Eunice 
Foote: abstract II u 72 
Thermoelectricity II n 452 
Thermodynamics, review of 
progress in (1857) II u 469 
Thermogenic. 
Thermogenic apparatus: 
reprint I m 412 
Thermography. 
Explanation of process I m 32 
Thermography. By Felix 
Abate: reprint I in 31 
Thermometers. 
Determination of zero points I i 75 
Exposure for correct air 
temperatures I i 76 
Maximum, invented by 
Negretti I I 120 
Method of determining 
Index Errors of, Scales. 
By W. O. C. Campbell, 
Quebec. . II i 138 
Objects in keeping record of 
air temperature I I 30 
Requisites of a standard, for 
meteorological purposes.. I I 30 
Remarks on Thermome- 
tric Registers. By Capt. 
J.H. Lefroy I i 29,75 
Thermotics. 
Some thoughts on. By J. 
M. Clark Ill n 36 
Thespiae in Boeotia, copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 229 
Thessalian, horsemen I i 157 
Thessalon Point, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 662 
Thessalon River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 662 
Thessaly. 
Ashchurite traces in II xiv 261 
Zimri traces in II xv 297 
Thilenius, G. 
Human carpus in embryos: 
ref IV vi 545 
Praepollex rudiment in The- 
riodesmus phylarchus: ref. IV vi 546 
Thimbleberry, Canadian 
habitats II xv 432 
Thirlwall, Connop. 
Autograph note II xv 544 
Thirteen Dogs, king of Cachi- 
quels IV vi 125 
Thistle. 
Species yielding paper fibre. II xi 198 
Use in manufacture of paper, 
Lord Berriedale's oatent. I III 298 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Thistle mechanical milker, 
in prize contest IV vn 484 
Thlaspi, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
T. alpestre, L II xv 163 
T. arvense, L II xv 163 
Thlinkets II xn 488 
Thomas, Prof. Cyrus. 
Hieroglyphics of Palenque 
Tablet: ref IV vi 117 
Moundbuilders: ref IV iv 39 
Thomomys, Canadian lo- 
calities of 
T. talpoides, Rich Ill vi 84 
T. talpoides var. bulbivorus, 
Rich Ill vi 85 
Thompson, David. 
Brief biography Ill vi 135 
Brief Narrative of Jour- 
neys of, in North-Wes- 
tern America. By J. B. 
Tyrrell Ill vi 135 
Columbia R. explored to its 
mouth Ill vi 154 
Early traditions concerning 
beavers: ref II iv, 368 
Explorations of Red Deer 
and S. Saskatchewan R.. Ill vi 145 
Explorations in Rocky Mts. Ill vi 145 
List of Forts and Trading 
Posts with their positions 
belonging to H. B. Co. 
given by Ill vi 157 
Mississippi's source dis- 
covered Ill vi 141 
Overland voyage connecting 
waters of Red River and 
Mississippi and then to L. 
Superior Ill vi 141 
Thirty years' exploration's 
from 1790 II vi 73 
Thompson, Ed. (surgeon on 
Furnace), account of 
Coppermine country IV ix 206 
Thompson, Ernest S. 
Critical note on J. B. 
Tyrrell's paper en- 
titled Catalogue of 
Mammalia of Canada. . Ill vn 178 
On USE of faunal lists. .. Ill VII 275 
Reply to, critical note. 
By J. B. Tyrrell Ill vn 281 
Reply to J. B. Tyrrell's 
note Ill VII 285 
Thompson, Jos. L. 
On Cause of Glacier 
Motion II xu 412 
Thompson, Prof. Jas. 
On Ground-Ice or Anchor 
Ice in Rivers: reprint.. II vm 320 
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Regelation of two pieces of 
ice in contact due to pres- 
sure: ref II vi 54 
Thompson, Samuel. 
Carlton gravel ridge: ref. . . IV vi 38 
Thompson, Dr. Wm. H. 
Physique of different 
Nationalities: reprint.. II ix 129 
Thompson's Island, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 662 
Thompson's Shrew, Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 89 
Thomson, A. Clifford. 
Notice of Mock Suns as 
SEEN NEAR MUSKOKA R. 
in Nov., 1861 (pl) II vn 462 
Thomson, J. C. E. 
Vortex waterwheel .... I 1 86 
Thomson, J. S. 
Age of some of cod family 
determined by scales: ref. IV ix 37 
Thomson, Prof. W. 
Bakerian lecture on electro- 
thermotics: reviewed.... II 11 452 
Thomsonite II v 531 
Thorn, Canadian species with 
localities II xv 433 
Thorburn, John L. L. D. 
Counting and Time reck- 
oning IV v 311 
Thorell. 
Ciliated cells in Metridium 
dianthus: ref IV vi 394 
Structure of mesenterial 
filaments: ref IV vi 388 
Thorn Apple, Toronto I 1 205 
Thornhill, Ont., in 1800.... II xm 444 
Thorold. 
Fossils in Niagara formation 
about II xiv 146 
Ochre deposits at II v 507 
Water lime deposits at II v 507 
Thorold Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 662 
Thorpe, Judge, Toronto.... II xm 184 
Thothmoses, same as Rame- 
ses II xm 41 
Thought. 
Remarks on Prof. Boole's 
MATHEMATICAL THEORY 
of Laws of, By Rev. 
Geo.Paxton Young II x 161 
Thrace. 
Celtic and Gileodite traces in II xv 79 
Onite connection in II xiv 422 
Traces of Ashchurites in . . . II xiv 262 
Zimri traces in II xv 297 
Thrale, Mrs. 
History of two of her copies 
of annotated books which 
Dr. Scadding possesses... II xiv 335 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Thrasher, observations on 
Ontario species IV in 72, 83 
Three Rivers, longitude de- 
termined II iv 460 
Thrush. 
Habits of Ontario species... Ill in 98 
Hamilton species II v 390 
II vi 16 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI vn 184, 190, 192, 199 
IV 1 46 
IV in 62,71,72,73,76,83 
Thrush, Red-breasted, Tor- 
onto in winter I 11 19 
Thrush, Water, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI v 120 
Thuja occidentalis, 
Canadian II vi 33 
Ottawa Valley I 11 116 
Thumb muscles, Orang.... IV vi 549 
Thunbergia alata. 
Effect on, of absorbing iron 
through leaves IV vu 319 
Experiments to test whether 
nutrient solution applied 
by spraying would sup- 
port its life IV vn 271 
Thunder Bay. 
Analysis of iron ore from. .. II xm 509 
Animikie slates IV 1 214 
Economic minerals found at II viu 194 
Gazetteer notice (1813)... . II xiv 662 
Geology (general) of II xn 218 
Manganese ochre analyzed. II xu 268 
Notes on Silver Loca- 
tions of Thunder Bay 
(pl. p. 265) II xn 218 
Silver Glance of, analyzed. . II xn 266 
Thunder Bay Silver Mining 
Co II xn 222 
Thunderbolt, (Indian chief), 
Career IV vi 293 
Thunderstorms, Toronto, 
1859 II v 239 
Thurlow Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 662 
Thurnan, Dr. John. 
Extracts from his book 
Crania Britannica I in 345 
Notes on Latin inscription 
found at York: ref II iv 174 
Theory of cranial distortion: 
ref II vni 131 
Thurnam, John M. A., J. 
B. Davis and 
Crania Britannica: reviewed II n 443 
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nard Davis and 
Crania Britannica; delinea- 
tions and descriptions of 
skulls of early inhabitants 
of Britain: reviewed II iv 142 
Thyas cataphracta Koe- 
nike, syn. Panisus cata- 
phractus Koen IV ix 289 
T. stolli Koen. 
Description of male (pl.)... IV ix 288 
Syn. Tstolli Koenike IV ix 288 
Thylacinus, plantar fascia in IV vi 568 
Thymeleaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Hamilton species Ill n 152 
Localities Canadian species. 11 xiv 648 
London species II vm 232 
Thymelicus, Rocky Mt. 
species with habitats... . Ill n 241 
Thymus Gland, Amiurus 
Catus (pl.) Ill n 435 
Thyroid Gland, Amiurus 
Catus (pl.) Ill n 434 
Thyroida, Ontario (pl.) II vi 516 
Tiarella, L., Canadian lo- 
calities of 
T. cordifolia, L II xv 549 
Tibialis anticus. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 562 
Gibbon IV vi 562 
Gorilla IV vi 562 
Man IV vi 579 
Orang IV vi 562 
T. posticus, orang IV vi 572 
Tick-Trefoil, localities Cana- 
dian species.. . II xv 357 
Tides. 
Approximate cotidal lines of 
Diurnal and Semi-Diur- 
nal, of coast of U.S. on 
Gulf of Mexico II u 68 
Note on Cause of. By E. 
J. Chapman II xiv 279 
Observations made around 
Irish coasts, 1851 II n 465 
On Heights of, of Atlan- 
tic Coast of U.S., from 
Observations in Coast 
Survey. By A. D. Bache: 
reprint II in 73 
Present state of knowledge, 
1852 ; I i 85 
Progress made in Coast Sur- 
vey in prediction tables 
for tides of U.S. By A. D. 
Bache II n 70 
Separation of effects of sun 
and moon on II n 465 
Tidorese. 
Brain capacity of II xv 216 
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Tiedemann. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Tigreen, supremacy in Abys- 
sinia II x 47 
Tihteo'tinne tribe, called 
also Ti-tsho-ti-na IV vn 520 
Tilbury Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 662 
Tile stones, Gaspe Peninsula II v 467 
Tilia, L. 
Canadian species with habi- 
tats II xv 176 
Capability of leaf to absorb 
water in one surface and 
transmit to other: expt. . IV vn 253 
T. americana, L. 
Canadian II vi 31 
Canadian localities II xv 176 
Host for Eriophyes abnor- 
mis (Garman) IV ix 301 
Tiliacese. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species I in 292 
II xiv 292 
Hamilton species HI n 146 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 638 
II xv 176 
London species II vm 222 
Till or Boulder Clay, Scar- 
boro Hts II xv 393, 401, 403 
Till sheets, Clarke Tp., Dur- 
ham Co., Ont IV vm 14, 17 
Timber. 
Descriptive list of prin- 
cipal Canadian, trees. 
By Chas. Robb, C.E II vi 28 
Destruction of, trees in 
Canada II vi 29 
Dr. Boucherie's process of 
preserving, from decay... II n 8 
Kyan's process of preserving II i 559 
Mound builders used, in 
mines I i 133 
Preservation of. By Jo- 
seph Robinson II n 8 
Preservation of II i 559 
Tomkins (Wm. G.) patent 
process for preservation 
of II i 559 
Timbuctoo. 
Dr. Barth's Arrival at: 
reprint I n 256 
Time. 
Adoption of standard, in 
United States Ill m 61 
Ancient and modern reckon- 
ing of HI i 107 
Anomalies met with Ill i 99 
Cosmopolitan and local, 
illustrations Ill i 115 
Counting and, reckoning. 
By John Thorburn IV v 311 
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Decimal System of. ByW. 
J. Loudon: abstract Ill in 118 
Dene mode of reckoning. . . IV iv 106 
Difficulties and inconveni- 
ences Ill I 98 
Electric, Ball in Strand.... I i 47 
Greenwich prime meridian, 
advantages of Ill i 139 
History of the Hour IV i 7 
Hour meridian distinguish- 
ed IV n 136 
Hour zones IV n 138 
International congresses on 
universal time Ill in 65 
Local, traced around world 
with map Ill i 102 
Longitude and, reckoning 
SELECTION OF PRIME 
MERIDIAN COMMON TO ALL 
nations. By Sandford 
Fleming Ill i 138 
Memorandum on move- 
ment FOR RECKONING 
TIME ON SCIENTIFIC BASIS, 
BY WHICH GREATEST POS- 
SIBLE DEGREE OF SIM- 
PLICITY, ACCURACY AND 
UNIFORMITY WILL BE OB- 
TAINED THROUGHOUT 
world. By Sandford 
Fleming • IV I 227 
Natural and artificial di- 
visions HI i 105 
New first Meridian HI i 147 
Petitions to Parliament con- 
cerning standard IV I 10 
Principles of cosmic, ex- 
plained Ill in 75 
Reforms in, reckoning. 
By Sandford Fleming.... IV II 128 
Reckoning among ancients. IV n 129 
Reckoning among primitive 
people IV vi 331 
Reckoning among various 
uncivilized tribes IV v 313 
Reckoning by "hour meri- 
dians" IV I 228 
Simultaneous, in different 
parts HI i 130 
Standards for British Pos- 
sessions IV I 234 
Standards for various coun- 
tries on Universal Time 
principle IV i 236 
Table illustrating different 
systems Ill i 126 
Time-Reckoning. By Sand- 
ford Fleming HI i 97 
Twenty-four hour notation. IV I 230 
Twenty-four hour system. . IV ii 140 
Uniform, reckoning scheme. Ill I 112 
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Time-Con. 
Uniform, reckoning scheme 
application to daily life. . Ill I 128 
Universal, in Canada IV I 232 
Universal or Cosmic. By 
Sandford Fleming Ill in 60 
Universal or Cosmic. By 
Sandford Fleming with 
ALL CORRESPONDENCE ON 
SUBJECT IN POSSESSION OF 
Canadian Institute.... Ill m 309 
Universal; views of Euro- 
pean countries Ill m 63 
Washington Conference re- 
sults IV I 227 
Timofeew, D. 
Chromophilous substances 
in embryo of chick: ref... IV vi 407 
Nature of nucleolus: ref.... IV vi 416 
Tin. 
In mineral waters I I 152 
Iron coated with, or with 
tin and lead I I 43 
Notes on Tin: reprint.... I n 118 
Production in Britain, 1860. II vn 148 
Protoxide of II I 79 
Tin alloys in blowpipe with 
Bismuth II xv 258 
Copper II xv 258 
Gold II xv 257 
Lead II xv 258 
Platinum II xv 257 
Platinum and zinc II xv 257 
Silver II xv 257 
Thallium II xv 258 
Tineidae, species IV ix 309 
Tinne Indians, 
Canada Ill v 216 
Tinneh. 
Classification of Ill vn 109 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
and Tungus languages... Ill I 190 
Tribe in Northern Canada. . Ill i 172 
Tribes affinity with Tun- 
gusians of Siberia and 
Northern China Ill i 172 
Tungus affinity with, in 
customs and features.... Ill t 175 
Turanian character of lan- 
guage exhibited in gram- 
mar Ill i 174 
Tinne Tinneh, inappropriate 
as a generic term for Denes IV iv 8 
Tinodes tivida, Hagen, 
characters, N. American 
habitats II vn 501 
Tinstone II v 522 
Tintamane, W. Indies, phy- 
sical features and geology IV vn 355 
Tintin process IV iv 362 
Tinnunculus sparverius, 
Canadian specimens II iv 447 
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Tipenhauer. 
White limestone in Haiti: ref IV viii 383 
Tiria son of Jehaleleel, 
traces of, in Egypt II xiv 191 
Tit, Hamilton species II v 390 
Titanic Acid, action of Bary- 
ta on, in blowpipe II x 343 
Titanic iron, in dykes Rainy 
Lake Ill v 180 
Titanium, in mineral waters. I I 152 
Titlark, Listowel frequenter. IV ill 72 
Titmouse, blackcapped, 
Toronto winter bird I I 170 
Ti-tsho-ti-na tribe. 
Called also Tihtco'tinne.... IV vu 520 
Subdivision of Kaska tribe. IV vu 520 
Tlacalecalatl I i 107 
Tlascalan, Mexico, at time 
of conquest II v 443 
Tlatilolcas. 
Defence of Quauhtenanco 
by IV vi 172 
Tlhinket, Nah'ane tribe 
partly derived from them IV vu 523 
Tlin-akehi IV v 35 
Tlingit, why so named IV iv 10 
Tlinkeet tribe, in Stickine 
Valley IV vn 517 
Tlinkit Indians. 
Salmon Fishing Songs IV vi 341 
Toad-flax, abnormal develop- 
ment in II in 315 
Tobacco. 
Ancient uses of II u 239 
Brief history of I II 29 
Burning quality affected by 
impregnating leaf with 
certain substances IV vu 322 
"Calico" disease IV vu 323 
Cause of mosaic disease in, 
plant IV viii 55 
Chemical constituents of... I u 31 
Countries where grown.... I u 29 
Damaras' method of smok- 
ing II ii 340 
Effects of I ii 30 
Effect of spraying, with a 
caustic solution IV vu 326 
Green II u 238 
History of II u 234 
Influence on saliva II in 253 
Influence of, and Alco- 
hol on Vision. By Dr. 
G. S. Ryerson: abstract.. HI vi 18 
Koran's attitude to II u 241 
Methods of use II u 255 
Mosaic Disease IV vu 323 
"Mottled Head" disease.. . IV vu 323 
Narcotic Usages and Super- 
stitions of the Old and 
New Worlds. By Daniel 
Wilson II ii 233, 324 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Tobacco-Con. 
Originally unknown among 
Denes ... IV iv 36 
Poem on, 1672.. II n 342 
Production and consump- 
tion in 1840 and 1850... I u 30 
" Spot " cause in, leaf IV vn 320 
Spotted leaf produced by 
spraying with alkaline 
substances IV vn 325 
Tobacco. By Dr. Bruce: 
reprint II n 343 
Use among the ancients.... II n 250 
Use among Damaras of Africa II u 339 
World wide use of I n 29 
Tobacoke, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 663 
Tobago, exports and products 
of (1859) II vu 141 
Tockill, god of Maya-Quiches IV VI 116 
Tocque, Rev. Philip. 
Newfoundland or Terra 
Primum Vista : abstract. IV n 14 
Phocas of Terre Neuve.. IV in 303 
Todea frazeri, development 
of stem IV viii 515 
T. hymenophylloides. 
Development of stem IV viii 515 
Siphonostele derivation.... IV viii 526 
Sporadically marked inter- 
nal endodermis IV viii 528 
Todhunter, J. 
Analytical Statics: reviewed II i 63, 299 
Toeneza, pot-latches in his 
honour Ill vn 147 
Tohil, god of Maya-Quiches. . IV vi 116 
Tokari. 
Maya-Quiches connection 
with IV vi 116 
Traces through various na- 
tions IV vi 253 
TS'ko, a Carrier game IV iv 112 
Tolmie and Dawson's map, 
differing from actual 
limits of Carriers territory IV iv 26 
Toltecs. 
Amalgamation process of 
extracting metals pro- 
bably known to IV iv 360 
Brain volume of II xv 223 
Celtic element in Iberic 
Toltecs IV vn 48 
Celts from Canary Islands.. IV vn 53 
Peruvians same as Ill n 170 
Tolypothrix. 
Cyanophycin in IV vi 457 
Effect on cells of digesting 
with artificial gastric juice IV vi 461 
Granules, two types in IV vi 465 
Heterocyst development in IV vi 470 
" Masked " iron in IV vi 459 
Nucleus in .......... IV vi 441, 443 
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aborigine's. . II I 271 
Tomicus calligraphus and 
T. pini (Mels. Cat.).... I m 258 
Tomkins, W. Graeme. 
Comparative Tabular 
Meteorological Obser- 
vations in Canada, Eng- 
land and Russia II iv 389 
Meteorological Observa- 
tions at St. Mary's for 
1859 ; II v 396 
Wood preservation, patent 
process II I 560 
Tonga Island. 
First migration to, and 
changes produced in lan- 
guage Ill vi 108 
Tonagayon, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 663 
Tonagayon Bay, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 663 
Tonawanda R., course of pre- 
glacial, in Canada IV vn 7 
Tongeraro. 
Volcano II n 358 
Tonianta Creek, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 663 
Tonti, Petite Isle, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 663 
Tonti River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 663 
Tooth, canine, of Troglo- 
dytes gorilla I in 109 
Topaz II v 522 
Topek, unaleet II xn 484 
Topography. 
As means of tracing early 
inhabitants of country... Ill i 313 
Chili II ii 198 
Jamaica IV v 325 
Nipigon and Wendigokan 
region IV vin 342 
Pre-sedimentary floor of 
Ontario.... IV vn 142 
Topographical Argument 
IN FAVOUR OF EARLY 
SETTLEMENT OF BRITISH 
Isles by Celts who 
spoke Gaelic. By Neil 
MacNish Ill I 310 
Toronto. 
Abnormal variations of 
SOME METEOROLOGICAL 
ELEMENTS AT, AND THEIR 
RELATION TO DIRECTION 
of wind. By G. T. King- 
ston II ix 109 
Age of rocks around city... I I 147 
ALG/E collected in neigh- 
bourhood of. By J. J. 
Mackenzie, B.A Ill vn 270 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Toronto-Con. 
Animalculae found in ponds 
around; list II vin 342 
Auroral Arch of 9th April, 
1863 II vin 319 
Auroras at, 1860 II vi 211 
Board of Works, 7th report 
reviewed I I 188 
Brachiopoda around II iv 451 
Brief history of I I 51 
City sanitation and sew- 
age disposal. By L. J. 
Clark Ill vii 232 
Climate Ill n 201 
Coldest winters IV vi 16 
Conchifera around II iv 452 
Conchifera species II iv 329 
Conditions of, in 1832 and 
1834 II vii 18 
Criminal statistics of II in 434 
Currents in Lake produced 
by winds; effect on water 
supply IV n 155 
Customs, etc., about 1800. . II xn 155 
David Wm. Smith's instruc- 
tions re extending boun- 
daries of York II xiv 56 
Effect of gales on water level I n 25 
Fossils in rocks at I i 149 
II I 74 
IV vi 36 
Founding of city II in 504 
Fungi: list IV ix 69 
Gasteropods around II iv 451 
II vi 328 
General Meteorological 
Register of Prov. Mag- 
netical Observatory 
for 1853. By Prof. 
Cherriman I n 185 
Glacial and Interglacial 
Strata of Scarboro Hts. 
AND OTHER LOCALITIES 
near (pl.). By Geo. 
Jennings Hinde II xv 388 
Gov. Simcoe makes, Capital IV vi 289 
Handbook of: Climate, Geo- 
logy, Natural History, 
Educational Institutions, 
Courts of Law, Municipal 
arrangements, etc.: re- 
viewed II in 502 
Hudson River Group 
around; characteristics of II iv 450 
In 1852 I i 33 
In 1765 II xv 27 
In 1779 IV iv 280 
In 1813, by an American... II xv 31 
Indians around, in early days IV vi 288 
Iroquois shore at, with map. IV vi 31 
Jail II xii 231 
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Lahontan's (Baron) refer- 
ences to, in 1687, 1688... II xm 250 
Lake Currents. By L. J. 
Clark IV ill 275 
abstract «. IV in 41 
Lake currents, attempts at 
locating them before lay- 
ing trunk sewer IV in 275 
Longitude determined II iv 456 
Mechanics' Institute 
New Hall: reprint I n 78 
Meteorological Observations 
1840- abstract I I 286 
Meteorological (mean) 
results, 1854. By J. B. 
Cherriman I in 161 
Meteorological results 
(mean) at. By Prof. 
Kingston, 1855 II i 221 
1856 II ii 312 
1857 II in 192 
1858 II iv 161 
1859 II v 238 
1860 II vi 210 
1861 II vii 97 
1862 II vm 238 
1863 II ix 171 
1864 II x 108 
Migratory birds observed in IV in 65 
Mineral springs around.... I i 153 
Mississauga agreement sur- 
rendering, to Crown IV vi 288 
Mollusca around II iv 451 
Monthly absolute values 
of Magnetic Elements 
at. By G. T. Kingston, 
1856-1864 II x 114 
1841- II xii 263 
Notes of a visit to Grand 
Trunk Works I in 225 
Notes on Geology of. By 
H. Y. Hind I i 147 
Note on Land and Fresh 
Water Shells collected 
in environs of Toronto. 
By A. E. Williamson.. . II vi 327 
Note on the more charac- 
teristic fossils of Hud- 
son River Group of, and 
environs. By J. F. 
Smith, Jr II iv 450 
Observations on Cholera 
Seasons of 1832 and 
1834in. By Rev. C. Dade II vii 17 
Occurrence in, of Boul- 
ders BELONGING TO CAL- 
CIFEROUS FORMATION. By 
Geo. Jennings Hinde. ... II xv 644 
On Annual distribution of 
TEMPERATURE AT, 1859-68. 
By G. T. Kingston II xii 474 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Toronto-Con. 
On Annual and Diurnal 
Distribution of Differ- 
ent Winds at. By G. T. 
Kingston II ix 10 
On Changes of Barome- 
tric Pressure and Pres- 
sure of Vapour that 
ACCOMPANY DIFFERENT 
winds at. By G. T. King- 
ston II xii 303 
On land-birds wintering 
IN NEIGHBOURHOOD OF. 
By G. W. Allan I i 169 
On Magnetic Disturb- 
ances at (1856-62). By 
G. T. Kingston II vm 157 
On periodic and non-peri- 
odic VARIATIONS OF TEM- 
PERATURE AT, FROM 1841 
to 1852. By Col. E. 
Sabine I n 14 
On poisonous plants 
WHICH ARE INDIGENOUS 
TO, OR WHICH HAVE BE- 
COME NATURALIZED, IN 
NEIGHBOURHOOD OF. By 
Ed. M. Hodder I i 204, 218 
On relative durations of 
DIFFERENT WINDS DURING 
RAIN OR SNOW, DERIVED 
FROM, OBSERVATIONS 
(1853-59). By G. T. 
Kingston II ix 240 
Order and thickness of rocks 
on Lake Beach at Garri- 
son Common I i 149 
Origin of name II xm 563 
Origin of name York for.. . II xiv 85 
Pleistocene deposits IV vn 165 
Provincial Government as- 
sumed control of Observa- 
tory I i 282 
Provincial Observatory, 
Governments reply to 
Institutes memorial about I i 254 
Railway termini and 
Pleasure Grounds I i 233 
Rainfall and snowfall and 
number of days on which 
fell from 1840-1852: table I I 88 
Rare birds observed at Ill vii 181, 
184, 194 
Reindeer remains in vicinity IV vi 38 
Ripple marks on beach at 
Garrison Common I i 150 
School statistics from 1844- 
1857 II m 425 
Sewage contamination of 
water supply Ill vii 240 
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Sewage disposal by scheme 
similar to that used where 
tides exist IV n 149 
Sewage disposal, gravity 
system with flushing 
tanks Ill vii 236 
Sewage disposal; methods 
proposed Ill vii 233 
Sewage Problem in. By 
Levi J. Clark: abstract... Ill vii 36 
Social state (1857) II m 506 
Society for Prevention 
of Cruelty, necessity 
for. ByJ. J. Kelso HI v 142 
Statistics of cholera victims 
in epidemic of 1832 and 
1834 in II vii 20 
Sunspots observed in, in 
Jan., Feb., Mar., 1858. 
By Col. Baron de Rotten- 
burg II in 293 
Table showing distances and 
bearings of principal 
places from, before 1813. II xiv 217 
Temperature 1831-34 II vii 21 
Temperature, 1856 II u 453 
Temperature (1863) II ix 171 
Temperature (mean), 1864. II x 108 
Temperature of (1854-62); 
abnormal variations in... II ix 111 
Toronto Northern Railroad. I I 118 
Transfusion of milk in, 
cholera sheds, July, 1854 I in 188 
Water front suggestions.... I i 233 
Waterfront in 1800 II xn 152 
Yonge St. and Dundas 
St., the men after 
whom they were named. 
By Rev. Dr. Scadding... II xv 615 
York becomes City of II vii 24 
Toronto Athenaeum. 
The Canadian Institute 
and; basis of union. ... I ii 195 
Toronto Bay. 
Character of bottom (1872) II xiii 491 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 663 
Table of levels of height of 
water in Bay in 1852.... I u 27 
Toronto Harbour. 
Its formation and pre- 
servation WITH PLANS. 
By Sandford Fleming.... In 105, 223 
Its preservation, by Groy- 
nes, Piers or Breakwater. I n 228 
Plans of Kivas Tully. ... I m 68 
Plan (1815): ref II xv 32 
Rondeau harbour similar to IV I 245 
Report of Corporation 
Committee on I u 195 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Toronto Harbour-Con. 
Reports on Improvement 
and Preservation, be- 
ing REPORTS AWARDED 
PREMIUMS BY HARBOUR 
Commissioners 1854 to 
Prof. Hind, Sandford 
Fleming, Kivas Tully, 
Hugh Richardson I m 120a 
Review of papers on, by W. 
Shanley, 1853; Sir R. 
Bonycastle, 1843; Sand- 
ford Fleming, 1850, 1851; 
Kivas Tully, 1853 (map). I I 162 
Toronto Harbour I in 43 
Toronto Island. 
Formation of. By L. J. 
Clark IV i 239 
Abstract IV I 37 
Formed by action of waves 
(drawings) I n 223 
Niagara River factor in its 
formation IV I 239 
Origin of Hanlan's Island. . I i 162 
Passing visit to. By Dr. 
Goadby and J. Bo veil, 
M.D I in 201 
Sir Richard Bonnycastle's 
opinion of its origin I n 105 
Storms, cause of formation 
of IV I 242 
Surveys of, from 1796 to 
1850, showing its growth. 1 n 227 
Theories regarding its for- 
mation I n 106 
Toronto Lake, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 663 
Toronto Observatory. 
History of II in 99 
Memorial to Government to 
retain it (1853) I I 145 
Meteorological observations, 
see under Meteorological 
Registers. 
Hourly corrections to reduce 
temperature to true mean 
temperature of day I I 77 
Toronto of old. 
Toronto of Old. By Rev. 
Dr. Scadding .... II xn 149, 227, 333, 
430, 514 
II xiii 82, 179, 256, 355, 433, 562 
Toronto of Old, The streets 
and various places of 
interest are given here: 
persons mentioned are 
given under the per- 
sons names. 
Ashbridge's Bay II xn 171 
Berkeley St. to Power and 
Trinity II xu 345 
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Toronto of Old-Con. 
Big Bend to Castle Frank 
Brook II xn 434 
Brock St. to old French Fort II xn 166 
Capture in war of 1812 II xn 168 
Castle Frank II xn 435 
Cemetery. . II xm 358 
Commissarial store house, 
1792-1813 . II xn 162 
Court House, memories.. . . II xm 84 
Defences in war of 1812. ... II xn 163 
District Grammar School, 
reminiscences, etc II xn 253 
Don bridge and across it... II xn 351 
Don River troubles II xn 172 
Don Street to Bridge II xn 349 
Don Valley from Bridge on 
Kingston Rd. to Tyler's. II xn 430 
Drumsnab II xn 438 
Duelling in • II xn 515 
II xm 266 
Dundas St II xm 92 
Emigration from United 
States in 1799 II xm 565 
Fire of 1849 II xn 333 
First plans II xn 154 
First public school II xn 338 
Fort, 1800 II xn 169 
Front St. from Market- 
place to Brock St II xn 158 
Fur trading and traders.... II xn 333 
Garrison to Don II xn 169 
Governor Gore's adminis- 
tration II xm 184 
Governors, recollections of. II xm 566 
Harbour II xm 256 
History of Early Press.... II xn 520, 526 
Hospital II xn 227 
Island II xn 171 
Justice and Jails, 1811-35. . II xn 231 
King St. digression south- 
wards at Church St. 
Market Lane II xn 236 
King St. digression into 
Duke Street II xn 336 
King St. digression north- 
ward at Church St. Old 
District Grammar School II xn 253 
King Street from Caroline 
to Berkeley Street II xn 343 
King Street from Church 
Street to George Street... II xn 333 
King Street from George 
Street to Caroline Street. II xn 338 
King Street from John 
Street to Yonge II xn 227 
King Street from Yonge 
Street to Church Street. . II xn 231 
King Street, St. James' 
Church II xn 244 
MacNabs II xn 350 
Market place characters... II xn 334 
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Toronto of Old-Con. 
Mayerhoffer, Vincent Philip II xin 445 
Methodist's first church.. . II xn 230 
Mississaguas Indians, 1813 II xin 188, 268 
Montgomery's Tavern II xin 436 
Museum of Natural and 
Civil history; first at- 
tempts to establish II xn 348 
Newspapers; first estab- 
lished in II xn 526 
Ode to a pine tree II xn 433 
Osgoode Hall II xin 95 
Palace Street to Market- 
place II xn 149 
Parliament Buildings; first. II xn 150 
Pillory in Market Square... II xn 157 
Plan of, in 1800 II xn 164 
Political campaigns II xn 516 
Postal services II xn 158 
Power and Trinity Streets 
to Don Street II xn 346 
Presentation of set of colours 
to militia battalion, 1822. II xn 227 
Price of provisions during 
war of 1812 II xn 157 
Prince of Wales landing 
place in 1860 II xin 103 
Quaker settlements II xin 566, 568 
Queen Street from Asylum 
westward II xin 186 
Queen Street from Brock 
Street and Spadina Ave. 
to Bathurst Street II xin 110 
Queen Street, College Avenue 
and Park II xin 99 
Queen Street College Avenue 
to John Street II xin 103 
Queen Street digression 
southward at Bay Street. II xm 93 
Queen Street digression at 
Caroline Street II xn 520, 526 
Queen Street from Don 
Bridge to Parliament 
Street II xn 514 
Queen Street from Bathurst 
Street to Asylum II xm 181 
Queen Street from Brock 
Street to Bathurst Street II xm 179 
Queen Street from George 
Street to Yonge Street. . . II xm 82 
Queen Street, John Street 
to Brock Avenue and 
Spadina Avenue II xm 106 
Queen Street from Parlia- 
ment to George Street... II xn 516 
Queen Street, Teraulay 
Street to Osgoode Hall.. . II xm 95 
Queen Street from Yonge 
Street to Teraulay Street. II xm 92 
Queen Street, York Street. . II xm 97 
Reminiscences of 1837 re- 
bellion II xn 232 
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Russel, Hon. Peter II xni 106 
St. James' Church, memor- 
ies; personages, etc II xn 239 
Scenes in war of 1812 II xni 435 
Spadina Avenue II xn 165 
Stage coaches from II xn 158 
Street conditions II xm 361 
Surveys to north II xni 362 
The Ford and Mills II xn 438 
Theatre, first in II xn 236 
Tyler's to Big Bend II xn 431 
University; laying of corner 
stone II xm 99 
Upper Canada College, 
foundation of II xn 228 
Yonge Street from Bay to 
Queen Street II xm 256 
Yonge Street from Bond's 
Lake to Summit of 
Ridges II xm 450, 562 
Yonge Street from Carlton 
Street to Yorkville II xm 265, 355 
Yonge Street, condition of.. II xni 361 
Yonge Street digression to 
Newmarket and Sharon. . II xm 568 
Yonge Street from Hogg's 
Hollow to Thornhill II xm 440 
Yonge Street from Holland 
River to Penetanguishene II xni 575 
Yonge Street from New 
Market Road to lower 
landing on Holland River II xni 572 
Yonge Street from Rich- 
mond Hill to Bond's Lake II xni 448 
Yonge Street from Second 
Concession to Third Con- 
cession Road II xni 377, 433 
Yonge Street from Summit 
to Ridges of Newmarket 
Road II xm 565 
Yonge Street from Third 
Concession Road to 
Hogg's Hollow ... II xni 434 
Yonge Street from Thornhill 
to Richmond Hill II xni 445 
Yonge Street from Queen 
Street to Carlton II xni 260 
Yonge Street from Yorkville 
to Second' Concession 
Road (Deer Park) II xni 357 
Toronto River, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 663 
Toronto Tp., Ont., move- 
ment of population in, 
1861-1911 IV ix 262 
Toronto, University of 
Aims and purposes, 1855... II i 181 
Appointments I I 261 
Chairs of Engineering, Agri- 
culture, and Veterinary 
Science in (1855) II I 178 
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Toronto, University of-Con. 
Difficulties II I 183 
In 1848 II xv 272 
Medical faculty II I 179 
Torbane-Hill, Mineral, 
character II I 484 
Torpedo Fish. 
Electric uses of II in 59 
Uses in medicine II ill 61 
Torquemada. 
Quetzalcoatl worship: ref. .IV v 13 
Homologous bones of carpus 
and tarsus referred to 
those of water tortoise... IV vi 578 
South America and Africa 
once joined as evidenced 
by, fossils IV vin 375 
Tortricidae, species IV ix 309 
Tortue, Portage de la, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 663 
Torula, in Canadian Cheddar 
cheese IV vn 130 
Tosorontio Tp., topographi- 
cal features of I I 225 
Totaninae. II xi 159 
Totanus. 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 191 
IV m 62, 66, 85, 108 
Totems. 
D6n£ ... IViv 186, 199 
Fraser on varieties of: ref.. . IV iv 203 
Totunies, contradictory read- 
ings of, name IV iv 13 
Touch-me-not, Canadian 
species with habitats. ... II xv 350 
Tour. 
Notes of a short tour 
from Montreal to Port- 
land and the White 
Mountains: reprint. .. . I n 58 
Tourmaline. 
Composition of. . II vin 89 
Varieties II V 521, 524 
Tourtes, Isle aux, gazetteer 
notice (1813) 11 xiv 663 
Tourtes, Point aux, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 663 
Tout, Chas. Hill. 
Study of Language HI v 165 
Tower Point, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 664 
Towhee. 
Habits of Ontario visitors;. Ill in 93 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors HI vn 191, 199 
IV in 70, 77, 80, 82, 97 
Towns, salubrity of I III 264 
Townsend Tp. 
notice (1813).... II xiv 664 
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Townsend Tp.-Con. 
Streptorhyncus pandora 
(n. sp.) II v 266 
Townsend's Meadow 
Mouse, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 80 
Trabeculae. 
In living cells of Oscillaria. . IV vi 456 
In Oscillaria princeps IV vi 455 
Tracheides. 
Accompaniment of apogamy IV V 281 
Botrychium virginianum 
contain, in region of decay IV v 281 
Tracheids, Osmunda cinna- 
momea IV viii 519 
Tracheotomy, effect on blood 
pressure (tracing) IV vu 217 
Trachypora (Edwards and 
Haime), generic charac- 
ters II v 254 
T. elegantula (n. sp.) Bosan- 
quet, Ont. (pl.) II v 255 
Trachytes. 
Canadian localities II vi 428 
Characters II V 427 
II vi 428 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Montreal district II v 428 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Browne Mt II v 430 
Chemical analysis of, from 
Shefford Mt., Que II v 431 
Occurrence in Montreal dis- 
trict II v 429 
Trachytic Rock, Quebec.... II v 428 
Trachypteris fulvoguttata, 
Harris Im 257, 325 
Trade. 
An Inquiry into Natural 
LAWS WHICH REGULATE 
INTERCHANGE OF COMMO- 
DITIES BETWEEN INDI- 
VIDUALS AND NATIONS, 
AND EFFECTS OF IN- 
TERFERENCE WITH THEM. 
By Rev. Wm. Hincks.... II vu 180 
Early traders and trade 
routes in Ontario and 
the west, 1760-1783. 
By Capt. Ernest Cruik- 
shank IV in 253 
IV iv 299 
Iron, in 1852 (British) I I 119 
Routes in Ontario, 1760.... IV ill 254 
Traders, early. 
Character and methods of.. IV in 272 
Chevalier Louis (1775) IV in 266 
Conditions during revolu- 
tion IV in 270 
Detroit neighbourhood Lori- 
mier family, 1765 IV in 266 
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Traders, early-Con. 
Early traders and trade 
routes 1760-1782. By 
Capt. Ernest Cruikshank IV in 253 
IV iv 299 
L. Superior, Henry, Alex- 
ander, 1809 IV m 261 
L. Superior and west, Fro- 
bisher, Bros. (1769) IV m 264 
L. Superior and west, Maj. 
Robert Rogers (1765).... IV in 265 
L. Superior and west, Jona- 
than Carver (1766) IV in 265 
Revolutionary war's effect 
on IV iv 299 
Traditions, Australian abori- 
gines II xii 452 
Trafalgar Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 664 
Trafalgar Square, London.. II i 204 
Traffic. 
Railroad, in Great Brit- 
ain and Ireland: reprint I in 42 
Tragosoma harrisii Lee. ... I in 376 
Traill. 
Discoverer of scansorius 
muscle IV vi 559 
Trajan's legate i*n Britain.. II x 310 
Transfusion. 
As practised in ancient times I in 188 
Results of milk, into blood 
in cholera cases I in 191 
With milk, 1854 I ill 189 
Transportation, of natural 
history specimens, notes 
on I I 174 
Trap or Trap rocks. 
Characters; Canadian locali- 
ties II vi 429 
Kamanistiquia region, man- 
ner of formation Ill vii 247 
McKay Mt Ill VII 245 
Trap soils, L. Superior, Ame- 
rican side. I n 101 
Traps. 
Various, of Denes fully de- 
scribed IV iv 84 
Trapping devices, details 
useful to ethnologist IV iv 98 
Trapezium. 
Chimpanzee IV vi 587 
Orang IV vi 587 
Trapezius. 
Amiurus Catus Ill n 331 
Orang IV vi 524 
Travel. 
Notes of-in China. By 
James H. Morris, M.A... II II 161 
Traveller's Joy, Canadian 
localities II xv 51 
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Traverse, Gazetteer notice 
(1813) of 
Traverse Bay II xiv 664 
Traverse Cape II xiv 664 
Traverse Isle II xiv 664 
Traverse Pointe II xiv 664 
Traverse, Pointe a la II xiv 664 
Traverse, Riviere a la II xiv 664 
Treaty. 
Recording surrender of 
Saugeen Peninsula by 
Indians I m 168 
H'l'AAfl 
Age of II m 518 
Descriptive list of prin- 
cipal Canadian timber. 
By Chas. Robb, C.E II vi 28 
Legends concerning I in 381 
Most suitable for large 
spaces near public institu- 
tions IV vm 264 
Trees and their individu- 
ality and relation to 
our daily life. By J. 
McPherson Ross IV vm 261 
Tree Sparrow. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 92 
Trefoil, Canadian species with 
localities *.. II xv 355 
Trematocrinus II v 551 
Trematoda II iv 24 
Trematodes, American Ill i 54 
Trematodiscus II vi 528 
Trematopora ostiolata, 
Hall, Niagara limestone, 
Niagara River II xiv 141 
Tremella, Habits and On- 
tario habitats of 
T. frondosa, Fr IV ix 79 
T. mycetophila, Pk IV ix 79 
Tremellacese, list of Ontario, 
their habits and habitats. IV ix 79 
Tremellodon gelatinosum, 
Pers, habits; Ontario 
habitats IV ix 79 
Tremenheere, Hugh Sey- 
mour. 
Extracts from notes on 
Public Subjects, Cana- 
da in 1852 I i 32 
Trent River. 
Gazetteer notice (1813). .. II xiv 67, 664 
Trenton Formation or 
Group. 
Canadian II xm 196 
Central basin, Tennessee... Ill vn 77 
Distribution of, in Quebec. . II vm 202 
Fossils found in (pl.) II vm 197 
Limestones of, in Canada.. II vm 201 
Protaster whiteavesianus 
sp. nov. in IV vm 372 
Quebec II xv 95 
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Trenton Limestone. 
Asaphus halli from, of 
Peterborough fully de- 
scribed with drawings... . II in 235 
Asaphus megistos of, of 
Ontario II iv 140 
Belleville district II v 42 
Collingwood Tp., Ont II v 304 
Columnaria alveolata in, of 
Canada II iv 493 
Distribution on L. Huron 
coast (Ont.) I in 50 
Formation from Presqu' Isle 
to village of Newcastle... IV vm 11 
Fossils obtained from II v 204 
Middle Tennessee mixed 
with other groups I n 138 
North shore L. Ontario.... II xv 390 
IV vii 180 
On some new genera and 
species of Cystidea in 
By E. Billings In 215, 250, 268 
Stromatocerium rugosum in, 
of Canada II iv 493 
Trenton limestone of New 
York, equivalent in Ten- 
nessee I ii 138 
Trinculeus concentricus of, 
Quebec II in 514 
Trenton sub-division, fossils 
found in (pl.) II vm 198 
Treub. 
Endophyte of Lycopodium 
cernuum: ref IV v 275 
Lycopodium phlegmaria: 
ref IV v 268 
Paraphyses in Lycopodium 
phlegmaria: ref IV v 276 
Polyembryony in Lycopo- 
dium cernuum: ref IV v 282 
Prothallium of Lycopodium 
cernuum: ref IV v 268 
Treviranus. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 242 
Chemical composition of in- 
crustations on certain 
leaves: ref IV vn 257 
Triangulation Survey. 
Notes on measurement of 
BASE FOR, OF EASTERN 
Section of Coast of 
United States, on Ep- 
ping Plains, Me. By A. 
D. Bache: reprint II in 74 
Triarchous, root, Botry- 
chium virginianum IV V 283 
Triarthrus. 
Note on a new species of, 
from Utica slate of 
Whitby, Ont. By J. F. 
Smith, Jr II vi 275 
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Triassic formation. 
Maritime Provinces II I 43 
New Brunswick II xv 106 
Nova Scotia II xv 111 
Triarthrus. 
Canadian (pl.) II viii 32 
T. beckii, occurrence of.... II in 358 
T. canadensis (pl.) II vi 275 
Tribasic acids, origin II vi 124 
Triceps muscle, origin in 
Orang IV vi 534 
Trichas, Hamilton species... II v 390 
Trichecus rosmarus. 
Described IV in 304 
Prince of Wales Sound HI v 117 
Trichius piger Mels. Cat... I in 257 
T. rotundicollis, Kirby.... I in 325 
Trichocephalus dispar II iv 26 
Tricholoma, Habits and 
Ontario habitats of 
T. album, Schaeff IV ix 69 
T. personatum, Fr IV ix 69 
Trichomes. 
Adaptation of, in Primula 
to absorption of water... IV vn 256 
In galls different from 
normal type found in re- 
productive axes of host. . IV ix 369 
Triclinic system of 
Crystals II vi 3 
Minerals II v 9 
Tridacna and Chana, must 
be in same order II xi 394 
Trifldse II viii 3 
Trifolium, L. Canadian 
localities of 
T. agrarium, L II xv 355 
T. arvense, L II txv 355 
T. hybridum, Alsick II xv 355 
T. pratense, L II xv 355 
T. procumbens, L II xv 355 
T. reflexum, L '... II xv 355 
T. repens, L II xv 355 
Trigeminus group. 
Amiurus (pl.) .... HI n 356 
Branches of, in Amiurus 
(pl.) HI n 366 
Trigonarthris proxima, Say I m 258, 326 
Trigonidae. 
Toronto II iv 452 
Trigonometry. 
Formulae for Cosines and 
Sines of Multiple arcs. 
By Rev. Geo. Paxton 
Young II viii 286 
New trigonometrical 
scale. By T. R. Rose- 
brugh: abstract HI vn 32 
Trilinears. 
Notes on. By J. B. Cherri- 
man II ix 249 
II x 334 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Trilinears-Con. 
On Axes of Conic in. By 
J. B. Cherriman II xi 388 
On Trilinear Co-ordi- 
nates. By Jas. Loudon.. II xm 62 
Trilliums, suitable for flower 
gardens IV in 128 
Trilobites. 
Affinities II i 276 
American, some new speci- 
mens II iv 316 
Belleville species II v 46 
Cambrian beds contain.... IV vn 536 
Classification II i 281 
General characters II i 272 
II viii 26 
Geological relations II i 280 
Habits II i 276 
Inhabitants of littoral or of 
deep sea zones II i 278 
Never found in coal strata. . II vi 501 
New American. By Prof. 
Jas. Hall II iv 491 
On some new, from Cana- 
dian Rocks. By E. J. 
Chapman II m 230 
Primordial zone, Quebec... II vi 43 
Quebec shales similar to 
those in Georgia, Ver- 
<mont II vi 286 
Review of; their charac- 
ter AND CLASSIFICATION. 
By E. J. Chapman II i 271 
Structural characters of 
caudal shield II I 275 
Structural characters of 
head II i 272 
Structural characters of 
thorax II I 274 
Subdivisions II I 280 
Toronto II iv 450 
Trimerella acuminata, 
Billings, Hespeler II xiv 143 
T. grandis, Billings, Hes- 
peler II xiv 143 
Trimetric system of 
Crystals II vi 3 
Minerals II v 8 
Tringa. 
Hamilton species II v 394 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI vn 192, 195, 198 
IV in 66, 85 
T. bonapartii, Schlegel, 
Prince of Wales Sound... HI v 121 
T. maritima, Brunn, Prince 
of Wales Sound HI v 121 
Tringinse II xi 159 
Trinidad. 
Area patricia Sow IV viii 389 
Caribean formation IV viii 139 
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Dislocations in Parian range 
(pl.) IV vni 140 
Dislocation that separated 
it from Venezuela IV vni 141 
Dislocations occurring in... IV vin 379 
Exports and Products of 
(1859) II vn 139 
Erosion effects IV vni 141 
Fossil foraminifera of, as 
bearing on connections of 
Caribean region IV vni 387 
Geology and physical fea- 
tures IV vn 365 
Geological development.... IV vin 137 
Growth of. By R. J. Lech- 
mere Guppy IV vin 137 
Miocene period in IV vni 142 
Nodosaria abysorum IV vin 387 
Parian range of rocks in.... IV vin 137 
Planorbulina larvata IV vin 387 
Pulvinulina favus, Brady... IV vin 387 
Sanfernando or Naparima 
marls IV vin 381 
Soil of northern division.... IV vin 143 
Submerged valleys IV vin 141 
Tertiary period IV vin 142 
Upheavals and dislocations 
that separated it from 
South America IV vni 379 
Valleys before separation 
from Venezuela and after. IV vin 143 
Valley formations IV vni 140 
Trinity College. 
Installation of Chancellor.. I I 260 
Trinucleidae II i 285 
Trinucleus concentricus, 
Trenton limestone near 
Montmorenci Falls, Que. 
(pl.) II hi 514 
Trinucleus (pl.) II vni 28 
Trionyx, Irvine Ravine 
(Alta.) Ill v 160 
Triphylline, analysis of II iv 495 
Trippier. 
Arsenic in mineral waters 
first detected by I I 151 
Triton, ciliation of, larvae.... IV vni 476 
Troano. 
Maya M.S IV vi 117, 119 
Trochi in British seas I i 109 
Trocholitidae II n 265 
Trochlearis, Amiurus Ill n 356 
Trochilidae. 
Generic characters II ix 233 
Monograph of, or Humming 
Birds. By John Gould: 
reviewed II iv 47 
Trochilus. 
Canadian species II n 382 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Trochilus-Con. 
T. colubris, observations on 
Ontario visitors IV I 48 
IV in 68, 77, 108 
Trogia crispa Fr., habits 
and Ontario habitats.... IV ix 73 
Troglodytes. 
Brain of II xv 194 
Evidence of righthanded- 
ness among Ill in 130 
In southwestern France.... IV n 181 
Indian articles similar to 
relics of IV n 117 
May not have been cave 
dwellers IV n 120 
Righthanded II xv 468 
Troglodytes gorilla. 
Canine tooth of I in 109 
New species of I i 94 
Troglodytes (Birds). 
Hamilton species II v 390 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 191, 195 
IV in 72, 83, 86, 99, 102, 104 
T. domestica, Toronto speci- 
mens II in 503 
Trogonidae. 
Generic characters II ix 232 
Reasons for placing in sub- 
order Serratirastres II ix 235 
Trcgositidae, Kicking Horse 
Pass species Ill v 213 
Trois Chenaux Ecartes, 
Isle de, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 664 
Troost, Dr. Gerard. 
Ancient relics, etc., found in 
Tennessee: ref II in 396 
Tropical, climate. 
Character of skin and com- 
plexion produced by moist 
and dry Ill n 20 
Report on means of cool- 
ing air in. By W. J. 
Macquorn Rankine: re- 
print I n 72 
Trous Leveiller. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 664 
Trout. 
Artificial propagation of 
Salmon and, in Canada. 
By R. Nettle: abstract.. IV in 43 
Correspondence in Forest 
and Stream on effect of 
sawdust in streams on... IV vn 429 
Cut throat or Rocky Mt... IV ix 24 
Rainbow IV ix 24 
Steel head IV ix 24 
Trowbridge, silver location. II xu 221 
True Mustard, localities 
Canadian species II xv 161 
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Trunk Line of railway in 
Canada. 
Negotiations for its con- 
struction I i 22 
Truran, Wm. 
On Durability of Rail- 
road Iron: reprint I in 237 
Truancy Act, New England 
States II in 428 
Truro. 
Newport and, geological 
area of Nova Scotia II xv 112 
Trumpeter Birds, order to 
which they belong II xi 151 
Tryngites subruficollis, 
Toronto Ill vn 195 
Tryon, Gov. of N. York. 
Autograph letters concern- 
ing personal and public 
affairs II xiv 121 
Trypetidae. 
Feeding habits of larvae.... IV ix 362 
Species described IV ix 317 
Tsatens tribe Ill vn 112 
Tschuakak, vocabulary HI vi 312 
Tschudi, Dr. 
Distortion in ancient Peru- 
vian crania natural or 
artificial II vi 419 
Tse'kehne. 
Beard, how trimmed IV iv 139 
Beaver Indians branch of. . IV iv 11 
Bone scrapers IV iv 70 
Bows of IV iv 58 
Call sunset or west naren'on IV vn 517 
Drums IV iv 150 
Gambling sticks IV iv 78 
Honest IV iv 19 
How, hunted cariboo in 
olden times IV iv 100 
How, trim their beard IV iv 139 
Lodges IV iv 192 
Month names IV vi 331 
Nah'ane tribe north of it. . . IV vu 518 
Names of months IV iv 106 
Scaffolding of IV iv 197 
Language characteristics 
compared with Nah'ane.. IV vu 527 
Language different from 
Nah'ane IV vu 526 
Occupation and social orga- 
nization IV vu 524 
Physical characteristics.... IV iv 17 
Population IV iv 16 
Provision stores IV iv 197 
Snow shoes IV iv 154 
Sociologically considered... IV iv 28 
Spoons IV iv 76 
Subdivisions IV iv 28 
Tribe Ill vu 111, 112 
Utensils IV iv 120 
Tsequil, prehistoric race IV vi 90 
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Ts'Ets'aut. 
Branch of Nah'ane tribe on 
Portland inlet IV vn 521 
Origin of tribe IV vil 521 
Tsetse fly I i 189 
Tsilkoh'tin. 
Bone scrapers IV iv 70 
Cradles IV iv 133 
Dene tribe IV vi 77 
Dress IV iv 164 
Drums IV iv 151 
Fish harpoons IV iv 71 
Gambling sticks IV iv 78 
Habitat and subdivisions... IV iv 22 
How, carry their babies.... IV iv 134 
Mats of IV iv 157 
Method of weaving........ IV iv 156 
Physical characteristics.... IV iv 18 
Population IV iv 16 
Semilkameen partly descen- 
ded from IV iv 24 
Shushwap Indians relations 
with IV iv 23 
Sociologically considered... IV iv 28 
Store houses IV iv 197 
Vessels IV iv 134 
Tshapojir, tattoo customs of. IV v 177 
Tshermak. 
Polysomatic character of 
Olivine: ref HI v 176 
Tsimpsian. 
Language influenced Nah'- 
ane IV vil 529 
Tribe not offshoot of Dene. • HI vn 111 
Tsochar IV v 213 
Tsurami. 
Date of reign IV iv 271 
Inscriptions on stone found 
at Mathura translated.. . IV iv 268 
Tuatha-de-Danans, Irish 
family connected with 
Onam II xiv 562 
Tubercula acustica, Amiu- 
rus HI ii 354 
Tuberculosis, some features 
explained by evolutionary 
hypotheses IV vm 541 
Tubulibranchiata, generic 
characters II xu 27 
Tucker, David. 
On certain modern views 
CONCERNING ORDINAL AR- 
RANGEMENT OF HIGHER 
Mammalia II ix 154 
On secluded Tribes of 
Uncivilized men II ix 326 
Tucker, E. S. 
Host plants for Stagmato- 
phora ceanothiella Cosens: 
ref IV ix 310 
Tudor, Hastings Co., Arseni- 
cal pyrites from, analyzed II xu 266 
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Tukuches. 
Defeatat Iximche IV vi 165 
Quarrel with Akahales and 
results IV vi 163 
Tukudh, in Canada Ill v 216 
Tulip, abnormal development 
in II in 317 
Tulip, checkered, abnormal 
development of II in 315 
Tulip tree, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 58 
Tully, Kivas C. E. 
Address on occasion of 
fiftieth anniversary of 
Canadian Institute IV vi 654 
Fluctuations of L. On- 
tario IV v 37 
IV viii 1 
Memoir on 50th anniver- 
sary of Canadian In- 
stitute *. IV vi 25 
Report on Preservation 
and Improvement of 
Toronto Harbour (this 
was awarded third pre- 
mium by commissioners 
in 1854) I in 120a 
Letter on Toronto Harbour 
reviewed I I 162 
Obituary IV vm 98 
Tungsten. 
In mineral waters I i 152 
Metal prepared II i 393 
Tungus. 
Arts (peculiar) of, and Denes IV v 195 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
and Tinneh Languages. Ill I 190 
Dress and ornaments of, and 
Denes IV v 186 
Dene and, tribes IV v 170 
Dene dialectic differences IV v 205 
Denes identified with, of 
Asia: criticism of IV vi 95 
Denes of America iden- 
tified with, of Asia: 
By Rev. John Campbell IV v 167 
Dene tribal names compared 
with those of, list IV v 174 
Funeral customs of, and 
Denes IV v 193 
Gambling IV v 200 
Genealogy IV v 210 
History from earliest times. IV V 211 
Language of, and Denes IV v 204 
Mantchus of, origin IV v 169 
Marriage customs IV v 176 
Othomis of Mexico, most 
ancient Tungusian colon- 
ists of America IV v 206 
Physical features and habits 
of, and Dene IV v 175 
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Tungus-Cow. 
Rites and ceremonies of, 
and Denes IV v 197 
Stock ' IV v 167 
Tattoo customs IV v 177 
Territory IV V 170 
Tinneh affinity with in cus- 
toms and features. ... Ill i 175 
Tribes in 1616 A.D IV v 170 
War and warlike imple- 
ments of, and Denes. IV v 190 
Vocabulary, comparative 
of, Dene and Othomi. IV v 206 
Vocabulary of, and Dene 
words, comparative IV v 205 
Tungusians of Siberia and 
Northern China, affinity 
with Tinneh tribe Ill I 172 
Tunicata. 
Position in animal kingdom II X 28 
Position in Mollusca II xi 326 
Sub-classes of II xi 393 
Tunxic Region IV vi 181 
Tunxicob region IV vi 181 
Turanian. 
Ancient, syllabary Ill in 147 
Comparative table of twelve 
Khitan alphabets Ill in 168 
Cursive, writing whence 
originate? IV iv 265 
Dene shows affinity with... IV i 183 
Early culture IV iv 263 
Eskimo, comparative voca- 
bulary Ill vi 323 
Eskimo, grammatical re- 
semblances Ill vi 336 
Etruscan of, origin Ill in 145 
Eskimo, vocabulary, com- 
parative Ill v 71 
Hindu speech of, origin IV iv 262 
Language peculiarities Ill v 101 
Lat alphabet is IV iv 265 
Lat inscriptions in, sylla- 
bary Ill in 150 
Original home of Ill vi 282 
Sanskrit influenced by IV iv 262 
Syllabary deciphered from 
Aztec characters Ill in 149 
Tinneh language exhibits, 
character in grammar. Ill i 174 
Traces of Ashchurites among, 
peoples II xiv 267 
Yenisei inscriptions in, 
syllabary Ill in 149 
Turbinidae, Canadian II iv 273 
Turbinella. 
Uses and value II in 403 
Uses of, in India I in 157 
T. sinistrorsal, uses of in 
China I in 157 
Turbinolidae, species of, from 
great sea depths II vi 520 
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Turbo tritorquatus, McCoy 
Ottawa R I i 222 
T. trochleatus, Ottawa R I i 222 
Turdetani IV vn 48 
Turdus. 
Habits of Ontario species. . Ill m 90, 99 
Hamilton species... II v 390 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 184, 190, 192, 199 
IV I 56 
IV in 62, 72, 73, 83, 102, 107 
Turf, Irish I i 265 
Turkey in Europe, railway 
projects in I i 120 
Turkey (or Fighting) Island, 
gazetteer notice.... II xiv 214, 664 
Turkey Point, gazetteer 
notice 1813 II xiv 213, 665 
Turk's Islands, exports and 
products of (1859) II vn 139 
Turner, J. Bailey 
The Horse and its Rider I i 154, 
180, 198 
Turner, Sir Wm. 
Flexor accessorius variation 
in man: ref IV vi 572 
Flexor longus hallucis and 
flexor tendons of four 
outer toes in man: ref. IV vi 570 
Flexor longus pollicis: ref... IV vi 539 
Lines in palm of hand, 
growth and purpose: ref. IV vi 520 
Origin of tendon of short 
flexor of little toe in man: 
ref IV vi 571 
Turner's Flux, uselessness of, 
to detect boracic acid in 
blow-pipe II xv 255 
Turnbull, Dr. Jas. 
Physiological properties 
OF SOME COMPOUNDS OF 
organic radicals: ab- 
stract I in 113 
Turnbull, L., M.D. 
Observations on a Tele- 
graph Line between 
Europe and America.. I in 4 
Turnstone, Hamilton species II v 394 
Turnstones (birds) II xi 157 
Turquand Bernard, Toronto II xm 179 
Turrell. 
Improved traversing stage 
of microscope by II n 278 
Turritella. 
Ottawa River I I 221 
St. Lawrence Valley II m 86 
Turritellidse, Canadian II iv 273 
Tursac,instruments made by 
man in, deposits II ix 271 
Turtle Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 665 
Tusayan, serpent myth of IV v 14 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Tuscany, eruptive serpentines 
of II vi 297 
Tuscarora Sour Spring 
near Brantford I i 153 
Tusks. 
Mandibular I i 232 
Mastadon's, described.... I i 232 
Tuyormiyat, territory Ill vi 266 
Tuzpan, Mexicans destroyed 
at IV vi 181 
Tweezers, Dene IV iv 138 
Twelve Flint Knives, king 
of Cachiquels IV vi 125 
Twelve Rivers, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 210 
Twin-leaf, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 59 
Twenty mile Creek, in 1779 IV iv 279 
Twenty Rivers, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 210 
Two Creeks, formation ' of 
Harbor recommended at I m 306 
Two Rivers, The, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 665 
Tylor, Alfred, F.G.S. 
Changes of sea-level 
EFFECTED BY EXISTING 
PHYSICAL CAUSES DURING 
STATED PERIODS OF TIME: 
reprint I m 57, 76 
Tyler, Jos., Toronto II xn 431 
Tylor, M exican phonetic 
writing: ref Ill v 66 
Tyndall, Prof. 
Ice of irregular fusibility: 
ref II vi 62 
Peculiarities of magne- 
tic fields: reprint... I in 111 
Phenomena connected 
WITH MOTION OF LIQUIDS: 
ref I III 108 
Tyndaris in Sicily, Copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 229 
Typha augustifolia, New 
Zealand II ii 360 
Typhacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 298 
Hamilton species Ill u 152 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 650 
London species II vm 233 
Typhoid. 
Action of freshly drawn milk 
on, bacillus IV vn 480 
Manner in which infectious 
diseases evolved illustra- 
ted by, fever IV vm 543 
Typhoid bacillus in re- 
lation TO DRINKING 
water. By J. J. Mac- 
kenzie: abstract IV u 11 
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Typology II i 528 
Typothrix scaber, resistance 
powers of IV vm 425 
Tyrannus carolinensis, 
Ontario visitors Ill m 99 
T. tyrannus, observations 
on Ontario visitors... HI vn 192, 194 
IV in 68, 81 
Tyrrell, J. B., F.G.S. 
Brief Narrative of 
Journeys of David 
Thompson in North- 
Western America... Ill vi 135 
Catalogue of Mammalia 
of Canada exclusive of 
Cetacea Ill vi 66 
Coppermine Country... IV ix 201 
Critical note on paper 
BY, ENTITLED MAMMALIA 
of Canada: By E. E. 
Thompson HI vn 178 
Ice on Canadian Lakes. IV ix 13 
Occurrence in Canada of 
TWO SPECIES OF PARA- 
SITIC mites HI i 332 
Reply to Ernest E. Thomp- 
son's CRITICAL NOTE Ill VII 281 
Reply to note by. 
Ernest E. Thompson.. Ill VII 285 
Story of a Franklin 
SEARCH EXPEDITION IV VIII 393 
Ancient beaches of Winni- 
peg basin IV vi 56 
Tyrrhenians, ethnology of... I n 220 
Tyrothrix. 
Cantal Cheese IV vn 105 
Character and variability of 
species IV vn 108 
T. tenuis, diastases pro- 
duced by IV vn 115 
Tyson, Ed. 
Chimpanzee anatomy: ref. . IV vi 507 
Resemblance of ape's foot to 
human hand: ref IV vi 591 
Tzapotecapan, history and 
geography IV VI 158 
Tzendals of Chiapas, history IV vi 158 
Tzendals of Palenque, art of 
painting among IV vi 107 
Tzentals, month names... IV vi 332 
Uacthanob IV vi 184 
Ucluelet, B.C. 
Ascidians at IV ix 114 
Ascidiopsis Columbiana, sp. 
n., of IV ix 120 
Ascidiopsis paratropa, sp. n. 
from IV ix 120 
Caesira apoploa, sp. n IV ix 124 
Caesira pacifica, sp. n IV IX 126 
Corella rugosa, sp. n IV IX 122 
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Ucluelet, B.C-Con. 
Katatropa vancouverensis, 
sp. n., and K. uclueletensis, 
sp. n., from IV ix 130 
Udders, bacteria in, from 
blood or through teats IV vn 479 
Uhl. 
Connection between bacter- 
ia and dirt in milk: ref.. . IV vn 467 
Number bacteria found in 
milk supply of Giessen: 
ref IV vn 468 
Uhlekun fish. 
Description of 1 in 275 
Indian method of catching, 
and use made of II n 17 
Ulam Buryas, Babylonian 
monarch II XV 74 
Ulexite, composition II I 484 
Uley Chambered Barrow 
Skull, measurement of II vm 133 
Ulmaceae, Canadian species I m 292 
Ulmus americana, Cana- 
dian II vi 34 
U. racemosa, Thomas. 
Canadian II vi 34 
St. Thomas Ill u 156 
Ulotrichi, division of man- 
kind Ill ii 8 
Ulrich, E. O. 
Protasterina: ref IV vm 364 
Ultramicroscopic Organ- 
isms. 
Nature IV vm 58 
Ultramicroscopic organ- 
isms. By J. J. Mackenzie IV vm 53 
Ulula, Hamilton species II v 388 
U. cinerea, observations on 
Ontario visitors Ill vn 184 
IV I 44, 53, 58 
Ulva latissima, used in tanks 
for supporting animal life I u 308 
Umbellales, Canadian species II vi 279 
Umbelliferae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 294 
Hamilton species HI n 148 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 641 
II xv 554 
London species II vm 225 
Umbria. 
Celtic influence in I n 248 
Land of Cymri II xv 306 
Umbria Capta. By Rev. N. 
MacNish Ill v 219 
Umbrian. 
Celtic element in, language. I n 274 
Ethnology of I n 221 
Examples of, langauge with 
Latin translation I n 275 
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Umbrian-Con. 
History Ill v 235 
Origin HI v 220 
Umbrian tables in Gaelic... HI v 220 
Umkwa Indians, habitat. . . IV iv 16 
Unalaskans territory Ill vi 265 
Unaleet tribe II xn 484 
Unaligmut territory Ill vi 265 
Unare Hiatus IV vm 379 
Unearned Increment, Henry 
George's views on HI vi 33 
Ungava. 
Boat voyage to, from Stu- 
part Bay. By R. F. 
Stupart HI iv 110 
Ungulata, Canadian species 
with habitats Ill vi 68 
Unio. 
In mounds in Otonabee 
Tp.,Ont IV ix 5 
L. Ontario II xm 506 
New species, 1856 II u 382 
Species of, in Nottawasaga 
River district II vi 497 
Toronto species II vi 329 
U. canadiensis II u 382 
U. complanatus, Solander, 
L. Ontario II xm 506 
U. crassidens, Lamarck, L. 
Ontario II xm 505 
U. margaritiferus, Scotland. II in 394 
U. ochraceus, Say, L. On- 
tario II xm 506 
Unionidae, Canadian II iv 273 
United Empire Loyalists, 
settlements IV I 78 
United States. 
Anthracite Coal in: reprint I m 102 
Bats found in, catalogue of 
species II I 189 
Book Trade in I u 257 
Chinese Yam, not success in II in 242 
Climatology of. By L. 
Blodget: reviewed II in 28 
Climatological divisions in. II in 30 
Coal formations in I in 35 
Contributions to Natural 
History of. By L. Agassiz: 
reviewed II in 243 
II vi 169 
Copper bearing rocks I ill 36 
Currency described I i 178 
Currency in, compared with 
sterling I i 179 
Debt I i 120 
Distances between cities 
in: reprint I ill 148 
Free school system and 
Truancy Act II ill 428 
Gold bearing areas and for- 
mations I in 35 
Ser. Vol. Page 
United States- Con. 
Hematite ore beds in, at- 
tempt to discover geo- 
logical age of I I 139 
Historical and Statistical in- 
formation respecting His- 
tory and prospects of In- 
dian Tribes of: reviewed. II in 437 
Iron ore regions and rocks.. I in 35 
Iron supply IV n 308 
Lands and Population in, 
and Upper Canada, 1798 I n 286 
Lead bearing rocks I in 35 
Letters from, Cuba and 
Canada. By Hon. Amelia 
M. Murray: reviewed... II i 160 
Metallic wealth of I ill 45 
Mints of. By Prof. Wilson: 
reprint I in 128 
Negro question II I 162 
Notes on Measurement 
of Base for Primary 
Triangulation of East- 
ern Section of Coast of 
United States, on Epp- 
ing Plains, Me. By A. 
D. Bache: reprint II in 74 
On Heights of Tides of 
Atlantic Coast of, from 
Observations in Coast 
Survey. By A. D. Bache: 
reprint II in 73 
On Population of, from 
1630 to 1798: reprint.. .. In 286 
On Territory of, from 
1796 to 1834: reprint. . . In 287 
On Value of Lands in, from 
1796 to 1834 I n 288 
On Winds of Western- 
Coast OF, FROM OBSERVA- 
TIONS IN CONNECTION 
with Coast Survey. By 
A. D. Bache: reprint.... II in 72 
Permian rocks in II in 261 
Permian Strata in (New 
Orleans) II in 357 
Progress of Coast Survey. . II n 66 
Ranidae found in; catalogue 
of II I 188 
Standard time adopted in. . HI in 61 
Universal time in HI in 69 
Waterworks in. By Jacob 
Houghton, C.E I in 259 
Vespertilio found in, cata- 
logue of species II I 189 
University. 
American II I 173 
British Industrial, projected I I 48 
English versus German. ... II I 171 
Degrees for women in Eng- 
land II vii 386 
Functions of II I 178 
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University College, London, 
notices concerning I ill 293 
University of Toronto. 
Appointments I I 261 
Foundation of II xm 487 
In early days, laying of 
cornerstone II xm 99 
Question in 1845 II xv 446 
Unna. 
Chemical rays of sun cause 
of sunburn: ref IV VIII 103 
Unungun territory Ill vi 265 
Upis ceramboides Linn ... I m 259, 326 
Uplands, Jointed and Fis- 
sured, Black River es- 
carpment, Ont IV vn 172 
Upper Canada, see Ontario. 
Upper Canada College, foun- 
dations II xii 228 
Upper Canada Gazette, first 
paper in Canada II xn 520 
Upper copper-bearing 
rocks, L. Superior II xiv 587 
Upper Lakes. 
Geological area II xv 15 
Geology of, district II xiv 585 
Upper Silurian Series. 
Canadian II vm 437 
Grand River Group II vm 452 
Ural, gold deposits I i 18 
Ural Altaic, comparative vo- 
cabulary of, Malay-Poly- 
nesian, Asiatic-Hyper- 
borean, Peninsular and 
Algonquin HI i 26 
Uralitic quartz diabase, 
Rainy Lake Ill v 177, 181 
Urania speciosa, Madagascar II iv 208 
Uranite, trimetric system of 
crystallization in II iv 326 
Uranium, process of obtain- 
ing metal II i 311 
Uran-Ochre, tests; Canadian 
localities Il vi 151 
Urbisaglia. 
C. Salvius Liberalis, Gover- 
nor of Britain shown by 
Latin Inscription found 
at II x 309 
Ure, G. P., editor Family 
Herald II v 57 
Urea, synthesis of IV ix 271 
Urfe River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 665 
Uria, Hamilton species II v 396 
U. grylle, L., Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 123 
Urinator lumme, observa- 
tions on Ontario visitors. HI vn 198 
IV in 90, 105 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Urioconium (Wroxeter), 
Latin Inscriptions on 
grave stones found at.... II iv 349 
Urodela. 
Nissl granules generally ab- 
sent IV vi 426 
Transformation and diffu- 
sion of Chromatin in.... IV vi 427 
Urodele. 
Date at which egg-laying 
occurs IV viii 473 
Development of gills IV viii 484 
Habits IV viii 471 
Incubation of eggs IV viii 474 
Mucous spheres surrounding 
eggs IV viii 475 
Number of eggs laid in one 
season by female IV viii 474 
Uro-Genital System. 
Amiurus Catus Ill n 440 
Blood-Vascular System, 
DUCTLESS GLANDS AND, 
of Amiurus Catus. By 
T. McKenzie Ill n 418 
Uroplata rosea, Mels. Cat.. I m 258 
Urotrichus gibbsi, Baird, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 89 
Ursus, Canadian localities 
of 
U. americanus, Pallas Ill vi 77 
U. arctos, Rich Ill vi 76 
U. ferox, Rich Ill vi 76 
U. horribilis, Ord Ill vi 76 
U. maritimus, Linn, Prince 
of Wales Sound Ill v 112 
Urticacese. 
Barrie species II xv 49 
Canadian species II xiv 297 
Hamilton species HI n 152 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 649 
London species II vm 232 
Species supporting Platy- 
samia cecropia....' HI iv 212 
Usher's steam plough I i 40 
Utah Salt Lake, relative 
amounts of salts in water. IV vn 559 
Utica Formation. 
Canadian II vm 203 
Fossils of, in Canada (pl.). . II vm 203 
Ontario II vm 204 
Quebec II xv 95 
Utica Shale, north shore L. 
Ontario II xv 391 
IV vn 180 
Utica Slate. 
Collingwood Tp., Ont II v 304 
Huron region, Ont I in 50 
Note on new species of 
Triarthrus from Whit- 
by, Ont. By J. F. Smith, 
Jr II vi 275 
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Utensils. 
Dene IV iv 121 
Primitive material used in, 
made by Dene IV iv 120 
Utkutcikialin-meut terri- 
tory Ill vi 266 
Utricularia, ammonium car- 
bonate solution effect on. IV vn 323 
Uxab, people IV vi 202 
Uxbridge, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 665 
Uxmal. 
Geographical position IV vi 201 
Kings IV vi 176 
Palenque's relation with 
Oaxaca and, in time of 
Oxlahun-Pek IV vi 181 
Vaccaria, Medik, Canadian 
localities of 
V. vulgaris, Medik II xv 169 
Vaccinium, V. canadense 
Kalm and V. pennsyl- 
vanicum Lan, hosts of 
Solenozopheria vaccinii, 
Ashmead IV ix 353 
Vacuoles in 
Cyanophyceae IV vi 443 
Nerve cells after treatment 
with Alkalies IV vi 413 
Nucleolus IV vi 417 
Oscillaria IV vi 443 
Yeast Cell IV vi 490 
Vacuolation, Yeast cell IV vi 497 
Vagus, Amiurus Ill n 369 
Vagus group, Amiurus (pl.). Ill n 359 
Vaku of Cachiquels IV vi 116 
Valerianaceae, Barrie species II xv 48 
Valerianic Acid, from fusel 
oil I n 172 
Valley. 
Beaver River (pl.) IV vn 175 
Classification Ill vn 65 
Dundas, Ont. (pl.) IV vn 175 
Elevation of Ill vn 65 
Erosion or denudation of. . Ill vn 67 
Formation Ill vn 64 
Formation of. By Wm. 
Kennedy: abstract Ill vn 28 
Formation in Trinidad IV vm 140 
Georgian Bay Coast IV vn 175 
Jones and Roup's, of eleva- 
tion Ill vn 66 
Niagara Cuesta IV vn 173 
Owen Sound, Ont IV vn 174 
Rock, in eastern Ontario... IV vn 168 
Sequachee, of elevation.... Ill vn 66 
Valleys of Trinidad before 
and after separation from 
Venezuela IV vm 143 
Valloninse, generic charac- 
ters II x 43 
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Values. 
Relation between quantity 
wealth and (Chart) IV vm 308 
Two values. By W. A. 
Douglas: abstract IV u 7 
Theory of _ IV vm 307 
Valvata, Toronto species. ... II vi 328 
V. sincera Say, L. Ontario.. II xm 503 
V. tricarinata Say, L. On- 
tario II xin 503 
Valve. 
For preventing steam-boiler 
explosions I i 24 
Uses of chimney valve I m 25 
Van Beneden. 
Arrangement of mesenteries 
in Zoanthids larvse: ref. . . IV vi 398 
Diplectanum aetjuans: ref.. Ill i 66 
Van Denbrugh. 
Behaviour in captivity of 
female Plethodon ore- 
gonensis with her eggs: 
ref IV vm 469 
Incubation of Plethodon 
oregonensis eggs: ref. . . . IV vm 474 
Van der Smissen, Prof. W. 
H. 
Nature of Roots and 
Words II xv 509 
Presidential address, 
1886-87 Ill v 2 
Van Dieman's Land. 
Gold discoveries in I i 23 
Origin of native tribes II xn 444 
Van Gehuchten, A. 
Nuclein condensed into 
nucleolus: ref IV vi 417 
Van Hise. 
Lowest rock in which 
graphite is found: ref..., IV vm 512 
Van Rensselaer. 
Operations in Mohawk Val- 
ley in Revolutionary war. IV vii 400 
Van Tieghem, 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 244 
Cauline axis of Aroids: ref. . IV vi 624 
Central cylinder of Gunnera: 
ref IV vi 611 
Liquid on plants in early 
morning contains Calcium 
bicarbonate: ref IV vn 259 
Morphology of fibro-vascu- 
lar strands: ref IV vi 599 
Origin of central cylinder in 
plants: ref IV vi 604 
Osmundaceous siphonostele: 
ref IV vm 525 
Pith in Botrychium virgini- 
anum: ref IV v 284 
Vanadiferous Bronzite, 
Smaragdite identical with II in 262 
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Vanadinite. 
Analysis of II n 49 
Form of crystals II I 553 
Vancouver Island. 
Ascidians on coast of IV ix 113 
Incidents of Travel on. 
By Paul Kane, Esq. 
(Chinook Indians) I in 273 
Vanessa, Rocky mountain 
species with habitats... . Ill n 240 
Vanessa csenia. 
On Occurrence of, in On- 
tario. By W. Saunders.. II vi 498 
Vanir, legends II xiv 567 
Vanuxemia, generic charac- 
ters (pl.) II vi 356 
V. tomkinsi (n. sp.), Cor- 
niferous, Ontario (pl.).. II vi 357 
Vapours saturated, relation 
between temperatures 
and elastic forces of, under 
different pressures I n 135 
Variability (in species) II vm 394 
Variegatse II vm 3 
Varley, Cornelius. 
Microscope with lever stage 
movement: ref II n 277 
Varty Lake, Ont., geology of IV vn 147 
Varying Hare, Canadian lo- 
calities HI vi 83 
Vas, Friedrich. 
Nissl granules in foetal rab- 
bits: ref IV vi 407 
Vascular plants, phylogeny 
of IV vi 631 
Vastus externus, Orang (pl.) IV vi 555 
V. internus, Orang IV vi 555 
Vaucheriacese, Toronto 
species Ill vn 271 
Vaughan Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 665 
Veddahs, Ceylon II ix 334 
Vegetable. 
Analogy of Life and Func- 
tions in both Terrestrial 
and Marine, World II xi 192 
Considerations respect- 
ing Anomalous, struc- 
tures. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II in 311 
Diet II vn 364 
Freezing of I I 142 
Parchment II iv 327 
On effect of sulphate of 
LIME UPON, SUBSTANCES. 
By Chevalier Claussen: 
reprint I II 70 
Vegetation. 
Agent of erosion in forming 
Central Basin of Tennes- 
see Ill vn 90 
Anticosti Island II in 328 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Vegetation-Con. 
Fecundity of marine, 
in palaeozoic ages II xi 191 
Rain, a source of nitro- 
gen in: reprint I II 9 
Treatise on some insects in- 
jurious to. By Thaddeus 
Wm. Harris: reviewed... II vn 521 
Velia or Elea in Lucania, 
silver coins from, in Cana- 
dian Institute II ix 106 
Vella pseudo-cytisus, struc- 
ture of stamens in II v 338 
Vellum, manufacture Ill v 199 
Velvet-leaf, Canadian habi- 
tats II xv 175 
Venation, in determining 
plants II xi 241 
Venezuela. 
Depression which resembles 
one in Haiti IV viii 378 
Dislocation that separated 
Trinidad from IV vm 141 
Effect of deforestation on 
water supply in valley 
d'Aragua in I u 131 
Venous System, Amiurus 
catus HI ii 428 
Ventilation. 
Defects of I m 25 
Importance of I in 25 
Notes on II xv 645 
Warming and ventilation 
of schools. By Neil 
Arnott I ill 101 
Ventilating Car, of Sheriff 
Ruttan I in 69 
Ventricles of Morgagni IV vi 516 
Venus, shape of, determined 
by naked eye I in 215 
Vera Pax, towns in IV vi 181 
Veranderie M. de la. 
Overland expedition from 
Quebec, 1738, to discover 
Pacific Ocean II vm 412 
Veratrine II i 82 
Verbenacese. 
Barrie species II xv 48 
Canadian species II xiv 296 
Hamilton species Ill n 151 
Localities Canadian species. II xiv 645 
Verbs, Dene IV i 189 
Veritas. 
Nom-de-plume of Hon. J. 
Richardson; selections 
from his criticisms of war 
of 1812 II xv 333 
Vermes. 
Toronto tap water Ill i 425 
Vermes in Grasshoppers. 
By Wm. Couper I ill 355 
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Vermilion. 
Antimonial II I 311 
Vermillion iron range IV u 307 
Verongia, reproduction II xv 422 
Verrier, Mm. A. Pouchet 
and 
Experiments on migration 
of Entozoa II vu 372 
Verrier, Le. 
Discovery of Neptune II vi 102 
New Planet II v 213 
Verrill. 
Glandular streaks in Paly- 
thoa ccesia: ref IV vi 390 
Vertebrata. 
Articulata and; points of 
agreement and difference. II iv 281 
Classes unrepresented in 
fossil condition; reason... II xm 382 
L. Ontario II xm 506 
Preservation of, for natural 
history specimens; notes 
on I I 175 
Vertebrate animal bones, 
discovered by Sterry 
Hunt in Lower Silurian, 
Canada I i 122 
Vertebrate life, result of in- 
crease of Calcium in ocean IV vu 536 
Vertebrated animals, re- 
mains in Canadian rocks. II vm 33 
Vesalius. 
" Resurrection Bone ": ref.. IV ix 48 
Vesey Cape, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 665 
Vesicaria, Lam., Canadian 
localities of 
V. arctica, Richardson II xv 163 
Vespertilio, catalogue of spe- 
cies found in United States II i 189 
Vespertilio, Canadian lo- 
calities of 
V. lucifugus, Leconte Ill vi 91 
V. noveboracensis II in 503 
V. pruinosus, Rich Ill VI 91 
V. subulatus, Say Ill vi 91 
V. noveboracensis, Canadian 
specimen of I u 171 
Vestiges of Creation, theory II v 374 
Vesuvius. 
Description of, and sur- 
rounding country, with 
methods of travelling in 
1853 I ii 237 
Description of Eruption: 
reprint I in 293 
Disturbances accompany- 
ing Eruption: reprint. . I in 293 
Elevation of district sur- 
rounding, in eruption in 
1794 II vu 125 
Eruption of: reprint I in 293 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Vesuvius-Con. 
Eruption of 1861, gases 
given out II vu 126 
Flames observed in, due to 
combustion of gas given 
off by lava in cooling. ... II ix 280 
Intervals between different 
eruptions of, since A.D. 79 I n 263 
Memoranda of, and its 
NEIGHBOURHOOD. By 
Rev. H. Scadding In 237, 261 
On some points connected 
WITH RECENT ERUPTION 
of: reviewed II vu 125 
Vetlenacese, London species. II vm 229 
Vetches. 
Canadian localities II xv 358 
Influence of moon's rays on. II iv 223 
Vetchling, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 359 
Vetires. 
Latin inscriptions to god, in 
Britain II x 99 
Vetter. 
Myology of head and arches 
of some fish: ref Ill u 311 
Vibraye, M. de. 
Some new proofs of Exist- 
ence OF MAN IN CENTRE 
of France when certain 
ANIMALS EXISTED THERE 
which do not now; re- 
print II ix 270 
Vibrionidae II vi 457 
Vicat, M. 
Result of some recent 
INVESTIGATIONS ON DE- 
STRUCTIVE ACTION WHICH 
Sea Water exerts on 
Silicates as mortars, 
CEMENTS AND PUOZZO- 
lanas: reprint I in 41 
Vicia, Tourn, Canadian 
localities of 
V. americana, Muhl II xv 359 
V. caroliniana, Walt....... II xv 359 
V. cracca, L II xv 359 
V. hirsuta, Koch '. II xv 359 
V. sativa, L II xv 358 
V. tetrasperma, L II xv 359 
Vicramaditya IV iv 272 
Victoria, Queen. 
Autograph II xiv 631 
Victoria, Australia. 
Gold fields, 1852 I i 23 
Victoria Bridge, Montreal. 
Material in II I 468 
Report on. By Robert 
Stephenson: reviewed... II i 467 
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Victoria Bridge, Montreal 
-Con. 
Victoria Bridge: reprint. I m 69 
Victoria Bridge with 
PLAN, DESCRIPTION AND 
Robert Stephenson's 
Report I n 290 
Victoria Co., Ont. 
Iron ores and charcoal 
smelting in HI i 266 
Magnetic Iron Ores of. 
By W. Hamilton Merritt. Ill i 261 
Victoria Gazette, B.C., 
1858: reviewed II in 451 
Victoria Iron Mine Ontario III i 263 
Victoria Land, copper in.... IV ix 221 
Victoria Ry., Ont., geology 
of district HI i 261 
Village Community. 
Bibliography of Ill iv 62 
Canadian examples 111 iv 65 
Origin of 111 iv 62 
Quebec examples Ill iv 66 
Russian system Ill iv 62 
Survivals of customs HI iv 64 
Village Community in 
Modern Politics. By 
Wm. Houston Ill iv 61 
Ville, M. Geo. 
Can Soda replace potash 
as A manure: reprint. . . II vi 50 
Villus. 
Leucocytes in, of guinea pig IV vm 246 
Parenchyma of, of guinea 
pig IV vm 246 
Structure in guinea pig IV vm 245 
Viloula Indians, British 
Columbia HI v 218 
Vindobala, Roman name of 
Rutchester; evidence... . II xm 143 
Vindolana. 
Notes on Latin Inscription 
found at II x 98 
Roman name of Chester- 
holm: evidence II xm 147 
Vines. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 244 
Vine family, species yielding 
paper fibre... II xi 199 
Vinegar. 
Manufacture of, its theory 
and practice. By Chas. 
M. Wetherill: reviewed.. II vi 183 
Viola, Canadian localities 
of 
V. blanda, Willd II xv 165 
V. canadensis, L II xv 166 
V. canina, L II xv 166 
V. cucullata, Aiton II xv 165 
V. lanceolata, L II xv 165 
V. palustris, L II xv 165 
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Viola-Con. 
V. primulaefolia, L II xv 165 
V. pubescens, Aiton II xv 166 
V. renifolia, Gray II xv 165 
V. rostrata, Pursh II xv 166 
V. sagittata, Aiton II xv 166 
V. selkirkii, Pursh II xv 165 
V. striata, Alton II xv 166 
V. tricolor, L II xv 166 
V. striata, Ait., Hamilton... Ill it 156 
Vipers bugloss, in Canada... II xiv 284 
Viradesthi, goddess, notes 
on Latin inscriptions to, 
found at Birrens II XIV 150 
Violacese. 
Barrie species II xv 46 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species Ill n 146 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 637 
II xv 165 
London species II vm 221 
Violets. 
Localities Canadian species II xv 165 
Suitable for flower gardens. IV in 129 
Vireo. 
Hamilton species II v 392 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vu 191, 195, 196 
IV I 55 
IV HI 71, 83, 84, 109 
Virgil. 
Hades of Homer and of. 
By Neil Macnish II xv 646 
Notes on Georgies B. Ill, 
v. 348 HI I 91 
Virginia, local government 
system before Revolution IV vn 414 
Virginia Deer, Canadian lo- 
calities HI vi 69 
Virgin Islands, exports and 
products of (1859) II vn 142 
Virgin of Candelaria IV vn 55 
Virginian Creeper, Canadian 
localities II xv 352 
Virginian Rail II vn 513 
Virgin's Bower, Canadian 
localities II xv 51 
Virgo, variable star near II i 198 
Virgulina, Trinidad IV vm 387 
Vision. 
Brewster's experiments on.. II n 269 
Brewster's law analyzed.. . II n 269 
Brewster's supposed law 
of Visible Direction. 
By Rev. G. Paxton Young II n 268 
Brewster's theory criticized II n 271, 273 
Defective, in Public 
Schools of Toronto. By 
Dr. G. Sterling Ryerson: 
abstract IV I 27 
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Vision-Con. 
Extent to which receiv- 
ed THEORY REQUIRES US 
TO REGARD EYE AS A 
Camera Obscura. By 
George Wilson: reprint... I in 347 
Function of indirect, and 
use of coloured and 
smoked eye glasses. By 
A. Kirschmann IV v 305 
Indirect versus direct IV v 305 
Influence of tobacco and 
alcohol on. By G. S. 
Ryerson: abstract Ill vi 18 
Laws in monocular II n 268 
Theory of I in 248 
Young-Helmholtz three 
colour theory of IV vn 372 
Visual education. 
Visual education as ap- 
plied to Geology. By 
Hawkins B. Waterhouse: 
reprint I in 9 
Vitaceae. 
Barrie species II xv 47 
Canadian species II xiv 292 
Hamilton species HI n 147 
Localities Canadian species II xiv 638 
II xv 351 
London species II vm 223 
Vital phenomena. 
Chemical interpretation 
of. By J. B. Leathes... . IV ix 269 
Vitires, notes on Latin In- 
scriptions to god, in 
Britain II x 99 
Vitis, Tourn, Canadian 
habitats of. 
V. cordifolia, Michx II xv 351 
Vitreous Alkaliferous sub- 
stances, behaviour with 
water at high tempera- 
tures II in 205 
Vitrina pellucida, Magdalen 
R II iv 272 
Vitrininse, generic characters II x 44 
Vittariinse II xn 365 
Vitulina II vi 188 
Vivianite, tests; Canadian 
localities II vi 151 
Viviparous Aphides. 
Researches on Develop- 
ment of. By Dr. W. J. 
Burnett: reprint I n 136 
Voc of Quiches IV vi 116 
Vocabulary. 
Alaskan dialects HI vi 314 
Algonquin, Malay-Poly- 
nesian Ural-Altaic, Asiatic 
Hyperborean and Penin- 
sular Ill i 26 
Ser. Vol. Page 
V ocabulary-Con. 
Canary Island dialects com- 
pared with Irish-Gaelic, 
Welsh and Basque IV vii 81 
Comparative, of Dacotah 
and Peninsular Languages III I 202 
Comparative, of Cherokee- 
Choctaw and Peninsular 
languages Ill i 192 
Comparative, of Tungus and 
Tinneh Language Ill i 190 
Comparative, of Wyandot- 
Iroquois and Peninsular 
languages Ill I 194 
Eskimo. Ill iv 113 
III vi 294 
Eskimo and Indian com- 
parative Ill vi 318 
Eskimo-Turanian Ill v 71 
Eskimo-Turanian compara- 
tive. ..' ,.... Ill vi 323 
Etruscan Ill in 244 
Malay-Polynesian and 
Maya, comparative IV vi 232 
Tschuakak Ill vi 312 
Tungus and Dene compara- 
tive IV v 205 
Tungus, Dene and Othomi 
comparative IV v 206 
Vocal Language. 
On, of Lama Bridgeman. 
By Daniel Wilson II xi 113 
Vogel, Dr. 
Explorations in Africa: 
reprint I ill 387 
Meeting of Dr. Barth 
and. By Augustus Peter- 
man: reprint I ill 265 
Vogel, F. 
Theory of origin of hail. ... II vui 36 
Vogt, Dr. Carl. 
Cranial capacity of races: 
ref II xv 179 
Diplectanum aequans: ref. . Ill I 66 
Voigtite. 
Composition II I 484 
Origin of name. II I 553 
Volatile bases II i 82 
Volcanic. 
Eruption in Sandwich Is- 
lands I I 18 
Eruption of Mauna Loa.... I I 18 
L. Superior in pre-Cambro- 
Silurian IV vi 50 
Newly formed, Island in 
Caspian Sea: reprint... II vn 147 
Overthrow on north shore of 
L. Superior I I 125 
Rocks in L. Wendigokan 
region IV vui 345 
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Volcanic-Con. 
Structure of Lunar, 
Craters,. By Jos. Na- 
smyth: reprint I III 114 
Upheaval in St. Kitts, W. 
Indies, in Pleistocene 
period IV vii 358 
Volcanoes. 
Appearance of lava currents 
of Mount Eden, N. Z.... II n 359 
Appearance of lava streams 
in N. Zealand II n 360 
Flames observed in, often 
due to combustion of gas 
given off by lava in cool- 
ing II ix 280 
Izalco II i 363 
Mount Eden II n 358 
On Theory of Igneous 
Rocks and. By T. 
Sterry Hunt: reprint. ... II III 201 
Quill on Statia, W. Indies.. IV vu 357 
Rangatoto, N. Z., activity 
of II ii 362 
San Miguel II I 363 
San Salvador II i 363 
Theory of volcanic action. . II in 207 
Tongeraro, N. Z II n 358 
Volcano of Kilanea and 
Hawaiian Islands. By 
Henry Spencer Howell: 
abstract IV in 15 
Volition, growth Ill v 15 
Volkens. 
Calcium bicarbonate chief 
constituent of guttation 
drop: ref IV vn 262 
Chemical composition of in- 
crustations on some 
leaves: ref IV vn 257 
Volknerite, composition II i 484 
Volta. 
Theory of origin of hail.... II vm 36 
Volumetric. 
Volumetric System in 
Materia Medica. By 
Dr. W. B. Nesbitt HI v 163 
Voluta junonia, found at 
depth of 130 metres II vi 518 
Volvaria bombycina, 
Schseff, habits and On- 
tario habitats IV ix 73 
Volvata, species of, in Notta- 
wasaga R. district II vi 497 
Volvocacese, Toronto species III vu 271 
Vomer, Amiurus Catus (pl.). HI n 277 
Von Basch. 
Fat carried through adenoid 
tissue in channels: ref.... IV vm 249 
Von Bibra. 
Constituents of gluten: ref.. IV vn 498 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Von Buch, Leopold. 
Cystidea: ref I n 215 
Cystidea totally destitute of 
arms: ref I n 269 
Obituary I I 240 
Von Clausewitz. 
Campaign of 1815: ref Ill iv 151 
Von Damitz. 
Campaign of 1815: ref Ill iv 151 
Von Freudenreich. 
Milk in udder free from 
bacteria: ref IV vn 471 
Von Heider. 
General appearance of glan- 
dular streak: ref IV vi 395 
General structure of mesen- 
terial filaments: ref IV vi 394 
Mesenterial filaments: ref. . IV vi 389 
Structure of mesenterial 
filaments: ref IV vi 391 
Thickening of epithelium of 
glandular streak in Zo- 
anthus Chierchiae: ref.... IV vi 396 
Von Ihering, Rudolf. 
Origin of gender: ref IV vi 70 
Von Kraatz-Kaschlau and 
Wohler. 
Colouring matter in crystal- 
line minerals to a greater 
or less extent organic: ref. IV vm 508 
Von Mohl, Hugo. 
Absorption of water by 
leaves: ref IV vn 243 
Von Thanhofer. 
Action of striae in duodenum 
of winter frogs whose 
nerve roots been severed: 
ref IV vm 254 
Von Wittich, Dr. 
Colour contrast results IV v 229 
Voorhees, Osborne and. 
Constituents of gluten: ref. IV vn 499 
Method of preparing glu- 
tenin: ref IV vn 504 
Vortex. 
Vortex Water Wheel. 
By J. Thomson, C.E.: re- 
print I i 86 
Vorticellse. 
Effect of cedar extract on, 
in streams IV vn 442 
Effect of pure extracts on... IV vn 446 
V. microstoma, Eherh (pl.). Ill i 308 
Votan. 
Founder of Palenque IV vi 103 
Vowel. 
Number, Nature and 
Musical Character of, 
Sounds. By Martin L. 
Rouse: abstract Ill m 58 
Production in speaking. ... Ill vi 182 
Unimportant in Dene IV iv 10 
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Absence of canal for orbital 
muscles of Amiurus Catus: 
ref Ill ii 278 
Vrolik. 
Coraco brachialis in Chim- 
panzee: ref IV vi 535 
Fish bone classification: ref. Ill n 309 
Laryngeal pouches of chim- 
panzee: ref IV vi 513 
Omo-cervicalis in apes: ref. IV vi 527 
Os centrale in Orang: ref. .. IV vi 545 
Sesamoid bone in tendon of 
muscle: ref IV vi 544 
Vuch, war god IV vi 183 
Vulpes, Canadian localities 
of 
V. argentatus Ill vi 73 
V. decussatus Ill vi 73 
V. fuliginosus Ill vi 73 
V. fulvus Ill vi 73 
V. lagopus, Linn Ill vi 73 
V. macrourus, Baird Ill vi 73 
V. velox, Say Ill vi 73 
V. vulgaris, Fleming Ill vi 73 
V. lagopus, Prince of Wales 
Sound Ill v 113 
Vyse, Col. 
Pyramid directions deter- 
mined by stars IV in 193 
Waahoo, Canadian habitats. II xv 353 
Wabanaki Indians, love song 
of IV vi 342 
Wabuscommong Lake, ga- 
zetteer notice (1813) II xiv 665 
Wad, Gaspe Peninsula II v 466 
Waddy, Australian aborigines 
use of II xii 448 
Waders. 
Grallatores, or Stilted 
Birds. By Rev. Wm. 
Hincks II Xi 147 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 134 
True characteristics and 
limits of II xi 150 
Wadsworth. 
Diorites of L. Superior con- 
tain garnets: ref Ill v 177 
Polysmatic structure in Oli- 
vine: ref Ill v 176 
Wady, Translation with 
notes of inscriptions 
from 
Wady Eufrea IV vi 253 
Wady Guene IV vi 255 
Wady Hebran IV vi 254 
Wady Mokkateb IV vi 254, 257 
Wady Sittere IV vi 265 
Wagener. 
Teeth on hooks of Dacty- 
logyrus monenteron: ref.. Ill i 68 
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Wager. 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Wages. 
Wages. By W. A. Douglas: 
abstract Ill in 39 
Wagite, chemical analysis of. II VII 151 
Wagstaffe, W. W. 
Flexor longus pollicis ana- 
molies: ref IV vi 540 
Wahbahoog II m 304 
Wahbahnoowin II m 304 
IV vi 288 
WailakiIndians, habitat.... IV iv 16 
Wailatpu-Molele, Eskimo 
and, vocabularies, com- 
parative Ill vi 319 
Wainfleet Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 665 
Waitz. 
Dialects of Alaska Eskimo: 
ref Ill vi 264 
Walbaum O. 
Muscle of rachitic children 
examined for fatty de- 
generation: ref IV vin 403 
Walchen See, proportional 
amounts of salts in water. IV vn 559 
Walchner and Daubree. 
Analysis of mineral waters 
by I i 152 
Walcott. 
North America during Cam- 
brian time: ref IV vn 154 
Waldsteinia, Willd, Cana- 
dian localities of 
W. fragarioides, Tratt II xv 364 
Wales. 
Solutions kill some plants 
and help others: ref IV vn 247 
Wales. 
Ancient copper mines con- 
tain similar tools to those 
of Mound builders II i 228 
Celtic settlement of IV v 64 
Celts in IV n 206 
Condition of people after 
Roman withdrawal IV v 68 
Four ancient books of IV v 69 
Gaelic topography of, 
and Isle of Man. By 
Rev. Neil McNish Ill n 181 
Literature, extent of IV v 68 
Myvyrian Archaeology... . IV v 68 
Names of places in, of Gaelic 
origin... Ill n 181 
Ogam inscriptions IV v 65 
On Structure and Suc- 
cession of Lower 
ozic Rocks of North, 
AND PART OF SHROPSHIRE. 
By Prof. Ramsay: reprint I I 248 
South Wales Ry. : reprint. I i 35 
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Thickness of ice of an- 
cient GLACIERS OF 
NORTH, AND GLACIATION 
of COUNTRY. By Prof. 
Ramsay: reprint I in 114 
Wales and its Literature. 
By Neil MacNish IV v 64 
Zimri traces in II xv 310 
Walker, Sir Edmund. 
Presidential address on 
fiftieth anniversary of 
Canadian Institute IV vi 642 
Walker, Sear C. 
Experiments on velocity of 
electric currents I n 82 
Obituary I i 168 
Walker, Prof. 
Rent; a criticism of his 
theory. By W. A. Doug- 
lass: abstract Ill iv 58 
Wall Cress, Canadian species 
and localities II xv 64 
Wallace, Alfred R. 
Malay features and charac- 
ters: ref Ill i 23 
Objections to theory of 
"Definite numbers in 
Nature" II ix 236 
Size of brain in relation to 
intelligence of savage 
races: ref II xv 187 
Walla-Walla Indians. 
Character and customs.... II i 418 
Country II i 418 
Customs on receipt of bad 
war news II i 420 
Notes on Travel among. 
By Paul Kane II i 417 
Savagery of II i 422 
Wallbridge, Thos. Camp- 
bell. 
On some Ancient Mounds 
UPON SHORES OF BAY OF 
Quinte II v 409 
Wallich, Dr. 
Animal life in the sea; depth 
to which extends: ref.... II vi 107 
Dictyochidse intermediate 
to Thalassicolla and 
sponges: ref II xv 418 
Wallsend, Roman name Sege- 
dunum; evidence for. . .. II xm 140 
Walmsley, John, Toronto.. II xm 434 
Walnut, black, Canadian. .. II vi 39 
Walnut Area, Canada IV vm 24 
Walpole, Horace. 
Copy of Hesperides of Fer- 
rarius owned by him now 
owned by Dr. Scadding; 
history of Book II xiv 323 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Walpole Tp. 
Gazetteer notice (1813).... II xiv 665 
Orthis Livia in II v 267 
Walrus. 
Canadian localities Ill Vi 77 
Described IV ill 304 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 117 
Walsh. 
Cecidomyia triticoides, 
Walsh: ref IV ix 322 
Euura S. gemma, Walsh: ref. IV ix 328 
Euura S. ovum, Walsh: ref. IV ix 329 
Feeding habits of larvae of 
Diptera: ref IV ix 362 
Pontania desmodioides, 
Walsh: ref IV ix 332 
Pontania pisum, Walsh: ref. IV ix 330 
Pontania pomum, Walsh: 
ref IV ix 331 
Walsingham, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 213 
Walsingham Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 666 
Walther. 
Fish bone classification... . Ill n 309 
Wamera II i 269 
Wamitikgoshe II m 307 
Wapanachki IV vi 286 
Wapiti Ill vi 69 
Wapose Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 666 
Wappattoo, vegetable used 
by Chinooks I in 275 
War of 1812. 
British advantage owing to 
control of L. Erie by fleet. IV vi 362 
Comparative statement of 
both squadrons at battle 
on L. Erie IV vi 378 
Condition of British vessels 
on L. Erie at time of naval 
action IV vi 377 
Contest for Command of 
L. Erie in 1812-13. By 
Lt.-Col. Ernest Cruikshank IV vi 359 
Naval conditions on Lakes 
previous to war IV vi 359 
Preparations to improve 
fleets on Lakes by both 
parties IV vi 360 
Warbler, Mourning, Listowel 
visitor IV in 72 
Warblers. 
Hamilton species II v 389 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill m 96 
III vii 191, 192, 193, 195 
IV i 56 
IV in 71, 72, 74, 75, 80, 83, 107, 108, 109 
Ward. 
Discovery of B. fluorescens 
liquefaciens in udders.... IV Vii 477 
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Ward, Moore and. 
Bacteria in udder: ref IV vu 472 
Warington R. 
On Preserving Balance 
between Animal and 
Vegetable Organisms 
in Sea Water: reprint.. I n 308 
Warren, Dr. J. C. 
Notice of Mastodon Gi- 
ganteus of: reprint. .. . I i 230 
Warrington, W. B. 
Yellowish pigment in nerve 
cells: ref IV vi 416 
Warsaw. 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vu 468 
Washburn, Mrs., Toronto.. II xm 111 
Washington, Geo. 
Autograph letter on inci- 
dents during War of 
Independence II xiv 123 
Washington, D. C. 
Amount filth in milk supply IV vu 467 
Washoe process IV iv 364 
Washquarter, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 666 
Wasserman. 
Immunity of milk of im- 
mune animals: ref IV vu 480 
Water. 
Absorption by foliage leaves: 
expts. IV vu 248 
Absorption by leaves; his- 
torical resume IV vu 241 
Arago's theory of colour of. II vm 45 
Biological study of tap 
water in School of 
Science, Toronto. By 
Geo. A. Acheson Ill i 413 
Circumstances under which 
ground, can be obtained 
pure IV i 159 
Condensation before first 
ocean basin formed IV vu 543 
Constitution of ground 
water IV i 154 
Desmidiacese species in 
Toronto tap water Ill i 416 
Diatomacese species in Tor- 
onto tap water Ill i 415 
Investigation into 
EFFECTS OF, AND AQUEOUS 
SOLUTIONS OF SOME OF 
COMMON INORGANIC SUB- 
STANCES ON FOLIAGE 
LEAVES. By Jas. B. Dan- 
deno IV vu 237 
Metazoa species in Toronto 
tap water Ill i 425 
Newton's theory of colour of II vm 44 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Water-Con. 
Notes on apparent uni- 
versality OF PRINCIPLE 
ANALOGOUS TO REGELA- 
ION, ON PHYSICAL NA- 
TURE OF GLASS AND ON 
PROBABLE EXISTENCE OF 
WATER IN STATE CORRE- 
SPONDING TO THAT OF 
glass. By Ed. W. Bray- 
ley: reprint II vi 63 
On Colour of. By W. 
Beetz: reprint II vm 42 
Phycochromacese species in 
Toronto tap water Ill i 418 
Protozoa species in Toronto 
tap water Ill i 421 
Report on Development 
of Heat in Agitated. 
By G. Rennie: reprint... II m 53 
Schizophytse species in Tor- 
onto tap water Ill i 418 
Source of Ground water.... IV i 149 
Some Points in Natural 
History of Ground 
Waters. By P. H. Bryce IV i 149 
Tests of purity of, in Arte- 
sian wells in Berlin (Ger.) IV I 160 
Tests on purity of, from 
effluent of sewage system 
London Asylum IV i 166 
Test of purity in kettle 
wells in Berlin (Ger.).... IV i 164 
Typhoid Bacillus in re- 
lation TO DRINKING 
water. By J. J. Mac- 
kenzie: abstract IV ii 11 
Water Colour. 
Hints to the beginner. .. I i 79 
Water-Cress, Canadian spe- 
cies and localities II xv 62,65 
Waterfowl, how caught in 
China IV iv 105 
Water-gas. 
Application of, for heating 
machines for preparing 
and combing wool I i 17 
Coal gas and I i 78 
Water glass, uses of I m 107 
Waterhens II xi 158 
Water Lily, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 59 
Waterlime deposits, Thorold II v 507 
Water-milfoil, Canadian 
localities II xv 550 
Water nymph, Canadian 
species and localities II xv 59 
Water Penny-Wort, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 554 
Water power. 
Water power of Quebec. By 
Lieut. D. Ashe I m 327 
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Water supply. 
Affected by deforestation. . I n 131 
Importance of, in Cho- 
lera: reprint I III 264 
Water Thrush, Prince of 
Wales Sound Ill v 120 
Water-wheel. 
Large water wheel: re- 
print I in 149 
Vortex water wheel. By 
J. Thomson: reprint. ... I I 86 
Waterworks. 
Description of, at Fair mount I in 260 
Waterworks in United 
States. By Jacob Hough- 
ton, C.E I in 259 
Water vessels, Dene IV iv 124 
Waterloo. 
Battle of Ill iv 169 
Episodes in battle of II xn 243 
Waterson, W. J. M. 
On Dynamical Sequences 
in Kosmos: reprint I n 68 
Watson. 
Salmon of Lake Champlain 
and its tributaries, effect 
of sawdust on: ref IV vn 428 
Watson, Loveland and. 
Examined milk supply of 
Middletown, Conn., and 
Madison, Wis., for bac- 
teria IV vn 469 
Watson, J. J. W. 
Inventor of battery to give 
electric light and paints 
as a by product I I 243 
Watson, Warren. 
Controversy over missing 
slab of Tablet of Cross. . . IV vi 217 
Watson Lake, Ont. 
Iron range IV vm 355 
Topography IV vm 344 
Wattle, used by Dene.. IV iv 84, 186, 196 
Watt's process, for treating 
flax I I 88 
Waub-Ojeeg. 
Battle Song of IV vi 306 
Chippewa chief IV vi 305 
Waveney River, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 666 
Wawa tuffs, Michipicoten 
region IV vm 351 
Wax-Paper. 
Photography-Wax-Paper 
process: reprint I n 139 
Process in photography.... I III 34 
Waxwing. 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill vn 201 
IV I 40,53 
IV in 70,98,99 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wax-Wing, Bohemian, 
Habits of Ontario visitors III in 89 
Wax-Wing, European, Tor- 
onto winter bird I i 171 
Wax-work, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 352 
Way, Albert. 
Inscription to Britannicus 
on pigs of lead in Britain: 
at ref II vn 38 
Roman Inscriptions on 
metallurgic relics found in 
Britain: ref II vi 410 
Weal Tribe, Australian Abo- 
rigines II I 254 
Wealth. 
Distribution of, as re- 
lated TO PRODUCTION. 
By W. A. Douglass: ab- 
stract IV i 14 
Metallic, of United States: 
ref I in 45 
Political and Social: re- 
print I in 32 
Relationship between quan- 
tity, and value (Chart).. IV viii 308 
Wealth and its Measure- 
ment. By W. A. Doug- 
lass: abstract Ill vn 7 
Weapons. 
Ancient. By Fraas: ref.... IV iv 42 
Australian aborigines' II I 269 
Stone and Bone, used by 
Ethiopians IV iv 42 
Weasel. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 74 
Dene's use of its skin IV iv 177 
Weather. 
Late Remarkable Wea- 
ther in England (win- 
ter, 1853-54): reprint... I u 208 
On recent cold, and 
Crystals of Snow ob- 
served DURING ITS CON- 
TINUANCE. By Jas. Glai- 
sher I in 232 
Snow crystals during cold. . I in 232 
Weaving. 
Dene IV iv 134, 156 
Dene, of spruce roots IV iv 134 
Webber. 
Antherozoids of Cycadese: 
ref IV v 276 
Weber. 
Pancreas of Amiurus: ref... Ill n 413 
Webster, Daniel. 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
Wedding. 
Action of light on cows fed 
on buckwheat: ref IV vm 103 
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Wedges. 
Dene bone IV iv 75 
Dene stone IV iv 47 
Weed, Jamestown weed 
around Toronto I i 205 
Weekes, of Toronto. 
Election in 1804 II xn 516 
Reminiscences II xni 85 
Weidel. 
Andricus corticis, Hart: ref. IV ix 322 
Elements of protective zone 
of galls IV ix 357 
Enclosing of larva by tissues 
of host: ref IV ix 359 
Ferments produced by lar- 
vae of Cynipidae: ref IV ix 366 
Ontogenetic work on neu- 
roterus: ref IV ix 298 
Weight. 
Standards of Length and: 
reprint I n 97 
Weigmann. 
Bacilli in Holland Cheese: 
ref IV vn 109 
R61e of lactic acid bacteria 
in ripening of cheese IV vn 115 
Weirs, Dene method of con- 
structing IV iv 84 
Weld, Isaac. 
Niagara or Newark in 1795- 
97 IV I 73 
Observations on rise and fall 
of levels of Gt. Lakes: ref. I n 294 
Weldon. 
Suprarenal bodies in Amiu- 
rus: ref HI n 439 
Welland Canal. 
History up to 1865 II x 270 
Report on (1852) I I 91 
Wellington, Duke of. 
Autograph letter to Sir 
Robert Peel on public 
affairs II xiv 347 
Campaign of 1815 Ill iv 149 
Well, Artesian, deepest in 
world I in 70 
Tests of purity of water in, 
in Berlin (Ger.) IV i 160 
Wells Frozen. 
Description and Theory 
of. By Prof. Agassiz: 
reprint I in 355 
Wells, kettle, tests of purity 
of water in, in Berlin 
(Ger.) IV I 165 
Wellbeloved. 
Latin inscription on coffin at 
York translated: ref II iv 173 
Welsh. 
America colonized by, in 
1170; tradition II I 228 
Cimbri, origin of HI n 187 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Welsh-Con. 
Connection with Onam 
family II xiv 564 
Coptic article in; examples. II xni 413 
Eisteddfoddan IV v 66 
Poems almost same as old 
Irish poems IV in 218 
Relation to Guanche IV vn 37 
Translation (first) of Bible 
into.. IV v 73 
Words in Quicha IV vn 42 
Vocabulary of Canary Island 
dialects compared with. . IV vn 81 
Wenckebach. 
Origin of Haematoblasts in 
Amphibian Embryo: ref. IV n 250 
Wendigokan. 
Geology of Lake, region. 
By Elwood S. Moore.... IV vm 341 
Wendigokan. See L. Wen- 
digokan. 
Wenitagouk, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 666 
Wernerite II v 529 
Wesaketchak IV vi 310 
Wesley, John. 
Autograph letter II xv 542 
West Bay, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 666 
West Bay, Great, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 666 
West Indian and North 
American Gazetteer, 
1759 II xv 24 
West Indies. 
Basin between St. Croix and 
St. Thomas, 15,000 ft. 
deep; peculiarities of. . . . IV vn 369 
Bibliography of Geology and 
Palseontology IV vm 373 
British, Colonies in 1859: 
reprint II vn 136 
Denudation period in IV v 333 
Elevation epoch in IV v 335 
Erosion valleys in IV vn 369 
General changes of level of 
land and sea in IV vn 368 
Geological connections 
of Caribean region. By 
R. J. Lechmere Guppy. . IV vm 373 
Late formations and 
GREAT CHANGES OF LEVEL 
in Jamaica. By J. W. 
Spencer.. IV v 325 
Pliocene, Miocene and Eo- 
cene formations in IV vm 381 
Spaniards' cruelties to na- 
tives of Ill vn 261 
Windward Islands of. By 
J. W. Spencer IV vn 351 
West Kennet, Crania II vn 425 
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West Lake, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 666 
Western Denes. See Denes. 
Western District, The, 
gazetteer notice (1813)... II xiv 666 
Western Plains group, Can- 
adian flora IV vm 26 
Westminster Review, No. 
CXXXV, Jan. 1858: re- 
viewed II in 137 
Westminster Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 667 
Westrup's Patent Coni- 
cal Flour Mill, with 
Plate I i 245 
Wetherill, Chas. M. 
Manufacture of Vinegar; its 
theory and practice: re- 
viewed H vi 183 
Some experiments upon 
COFFEE AS A BEVERAGE: 
reprint I HI 316 
Weyl and Bischoff . 
Theory of formation of glu- 
ten: ref IV vn 511 
Weymouth, Reid. 
Epithelial cells of intestine 
absorb fluids under nega- 
tive osmotic pressure: ref. IV vm 253 
Whale. 
Fisheries in the Arctic re- 
gions I I 118 
Whale fishery at Marble 
Island HI iv 194 
Whale Right, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI v 118 
Whale, White, Prince of 
Wales Sound HI v 119 
Wheat. 
Aleuron layer of IV vn 513 
Canadian export of, from 
1838-52 I ii 21 
Chemistry of, gluten. By 
Geo. G. Nasmith IV vn 497 
Chemistry of, gluten; biblio- 
graphy IV vn 516 
Methods of storing.. ....... I II 107 
Insects and Diseases injuri- 
ous to, crop. By H. Y. 
Hind, M .A.: reviewed.. . II n 442 
Milling of I ii 108 
Milling properties of Cana- 
dian I ii 108 
On Gluten of I II 312 
On proximate principles of 
bran of I II 313 
Origin I I Hl 
Phosphorus in IV VII 501 
Soda cannot replace potash in II vi 53 
Transportation of I ii 108 
Wheat from Asgilops: re- 
print I in 308 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wheel. 
Large water wheel: re- 
print I in 149 
Whewell, Prof. 
Asteroids: ref I in 208 
Autograph with brief bio- 
graphy II xiv 611 
Brain weight of II xv 209 
On material helps of Edu- 
cation I in 65 
Whip-poor-Will. 
Hamilton species II v 389 
II vi 14 
Observations on Ontario 
visitors Ill vii 191 
IV in 89, 107 
Whirlpool. 
Gazetteer notice (1813)... . II xiv 212 
Niagara: origin IV vn 13 
Whiskey Jack, Toronto I i 169 
Whistles, Dene ceremonial. . IV iv 81 
Whistler. 
Nom-de-plume of Mr. 
Somerville; selections 
from writings II xv 273 
Whitby, Ont. 
Note on New species of 
Triarthrus from Utica 
slate of. By J. F. Smith, 
Jr II vi 275 
Whitby Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 667 
White, Alfred. 
Traversing stage microscope II n 277 
White, J. 
Duel with John Small, 
Toronto II xn 515 
White Bear, Canadian lo- 
calities Ill vi 77 
White-Bellied Swallow, 
habits of Ontario visitors. Ill in 93 
Whitechurch Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 667 
White Fish Bay, intrusions 
of gneiss in schists (pl.). . HI IV 119 
Whitefish Island, gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 667 
WThitefish Lake, Ont., iron 
range of IV vin 354 
White Fox, Canadian localities III vi 73 
"Whitehead, Col. M. F., Port 
Hope II xiii 84 
White Horse, Yukon. 
Climate IV vm 291 
Meteorological observations IV vm 291 
Whitehouse, O. W. 
Law of Squares. Is it 
applicable or not to 
TRANSMISSION OF SIGNALS 
IN SUBMARINE CIRCUITS: 
reprint II II 113 
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White Mountains. 
Notes of short tour from 
Montreal to Portland 
and White Mountains: 
reprint I n 58 
White Mustard, Canadian 
localities II xv 161 
White pine area, Canada... IV vm 24 
White River, Ont., mean 
temperature and precipi- 
tation IV ix 152 
White rumped Sandpiper, 
Prince of Wales Sound. .. Ill v 121 
White spruce area, Canada. IV vm 25 
White wolf, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 72 
White wood. 
Canadian II vi 40 
Canadian localities II xv 58 
Whiting Col. 
Periodical rise and fall of 
Gt. Lakes: ref I u 295 
Whitlow grass, localities 
Canadian species II xv 162 
Whitman, Walt. 
Leaves of Grass: reviewed.. II I 546 
Whitney, Prof. 
Basque origin of American 
languages: ref Ill v 69 
Grammatical gender: ref. . . Ill vu 216 
Human skull and other re- 
mains of great antiquity 
found in California: ref. . II xv 560 
Whitty, Dr. 
On Silurian Anthracite of 
Cavan I in 173 
Whittlesey, Col. Chas. 
Ancient Miners of Lake 
Superior I i 106, 132 
Levels of L. Erie, 1852 I u 62 
North American Lakes: 
reprint II in 87 
Observations on variations 
in Levels of Gt. Lakes... In 298 
Whitwell, Richard. 
Robin wintering in Toronto I I 260 
Whooping Crane, identical 
with Sandhill Crane II iv 267 
Widmark. 
Chemical rays of sun cause 
of sun burn: ref IV vm 103 
Rays that cause sun burn: ref IV vm 105 
Widmer, Dr., in early days of 
Toronto II xn 153 
Widow, position among Denes III vu 145 
Wieler and Hartleb, effects 
of hydrochloric acid on 
assimilation of plants: ref. IV vn 246 
Wigate, John. 
Coppermine country: ref... IV ix 208 
Wigs. 
Dene ceremonial IV iv 173 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wil D'Leina. 
Nom-de-plume of Daniel 
Wilson; selections from 
poems II xv 456 
Wilberforce, Bishop. 
Autographs and brief com- 
ments on II xiv 601 
Wild Animals. 
Destruction of, and 
MEANS THAT SHOULD BE 
TAKEN FOR THEIR PRESER- 
VATION. By J. B. Wil- 
liams: abstract Ill iv 142 
Wild Balsam Apple, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 554 
Wild-Cat, Canadian localities III vi 72 
Wild Ginger, Canadian habi- 
tats and characters II vi 278 
Wild Mustard, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 161 
Wild Radish, localities Cana- 
dian species II xv 164 
Wilde, Sir W. R. 
Contemporaneity of man and 
Megaceros in Ireland: ref. Ill I 219 
Wilder. 
Development of Desmog- 
nathus: ref IV viii 485 
Widder, Commissioner. 
Canada West, Informa- 
tion FOR INTENDING 
Emigrants I in 267 
Widder, Fred, of Canada Co. 
Autograph letter concerning 
railway enterprises II xiv 111 
Incubation of Desmogna- 
thus eggs: ref IV vm 474 
Method of attaching Des- 
mognathus eggs to stock: 
ref IV vm 475 
Plethodon cinereus: ref.... IV vm 469 
Plethodon and eggs habitat: 
ref IV vm 474 
Wildman, Mr. 
Experimental Observa- 
tions ON AN ELECTRIC 
cable: reprint I in 366 
Wilgress, G. S., B.A. 
Game Laws of Ontario: 
abstract IV in 29 
Wilkinson. 
On "Fire Arms": reprint. I i 216 
Wilkinson, Sir Gardner. 
Emblem of dove in its 
mythological connections: 
ref II xiv 413 
Origin of Caphtorim II xm 531 
Will. 
Organism that furnish gly- 
cerine radicle necessary 
for synthesis of neutral 
fat: ref IV vm 257 
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Willcocks, Wm., Toronto... II xm 112 
Wille. 
Nucleus in Tolypothrix la- 
nata: ref IV Vi 441 
Willem 
Functions of mesenterial 
filaments: ref IV vi 388 
Function of epithelium of 
glandular streak: ref.... IV vi 396 
William III (of Orange). 
Excerpts from folio showing 
medals, etc., in his honour II xiv 321 
Williams, J. B. 
Arrival of Spring Birds in 
Toronto HI vn 189 
Birds recently added to 
Museum IV i 11 
Destruction of wild 
ANIMALS AND MEANS THAT 
SHOULD BE TAKEN FOR 
their preservation: ab- 
stract HI iv 142 
Migration of evening 
Grosbeak in 1890 IV in 181 
Williamsburgh Tp., gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 64, 667 
Williamson, A. E. 
A PROPOSED CLASSIFICATION 
of Genus Helix II vm 343 
Note on Land and Fresh 
Water Shells collect- 
ed IN ENVIRONS OF TOR- 
ONTO II vi 327 
Williamson, Rev. Jas. 
Donati's Comet of 1858; 
Canadian observations 
on II in 486 
Longitude of Kingston. . I in 82 
Willis, Lady Mary, Toronto. II xn 237 
Willoughby Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 667 
Willow. 
Effects of water and nutrient 
solutions upon developing 
buds of, twigs: expts IV vn 339 
Species yielding paper fibre II xi 199 
Willow-Herb. 
Canadian localities II xv 551 
Dene method of eating IV iv 129 
Willow, white, Canadian. . . II vi 39 
Willson, David, Newmarket. II xm 570 
Willson, David, Toronto.... II xn 234 
Willson, Jas. L. and Chas. 
Robb. 
Metals in Canada: reviewed II vi 486 
Wilson. 
American birds: ref II vi 8 
Wilson, Dr. A. 
Hydrocyanic acid as anti- 
dote in chloroform poison- 
ing: ref IV vn 219 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wilson, Alfred W. G. 
Forty mile section of 
PLEISTOCENE DEPOSITS 
north of L. Ontario. .. IV vm 11 
Physical Geology of On- 
tario IV vii 139 
Wilson, Bishop of Calcutta. 
History of his copy of 
Luther's Commentary on 
Second Psalm which Dr. 
Scadding possesses II xiv 342 
Wilson, Dr. Chas. 
History and distribution of 
beaver: ref II iv 361 
Wilson, Sir Daniel. 
Alexander Gordon, the 
Antiquary II xiv 9 
Alexander Gordon, the 
■ Antiquary; supplemen- 
tary notice II xv 122 
American Literary for- 
geries II xii 134 
An Ancient haunt of 
Cervus Megaceros or 
great Irish deer HI i 207 
Ancient Miners of Lake 
Superior II i 225 
Brain Weight and size in 
RELATION TO RELATIVE 
CAPACITY OF RACES II XV 177 
Correspondence with Jas. 
Barnard Davis on "Ar- 
tificial OCCIPITAL FLAT- 
TENING of Ancient 
Crania II vm 76 
Discovery of Indian Re- 
mains, Norfolk Co., Ont. II i 511 
Displacement and Extinc- 
tion AMONG PRIMEVAL 
RACES OF MAN II I 4 
Early notices of Beaver 
in Europe and America. II iv 359 
Ethnical Forms and Un- 
designed Artificial 
Distortions of Human 
Cranium II vn 399 
Genius of Scott; address 
given at Scott Centen- 
ary II xiii 341 
Higher Education for 
Woman II xn 308 
Historical Footprints in 
America II ix 289 
Huron Race and its Head 
Forms II xm 113 
Hybridity and Absorption 
IN RELATION TO RED IN- 
DIAN RACE II xiv 432 
Illustrations of Signifi- 
cance of Certain An- 
cient British Skull 
Forms II vm 127 
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Illustrative Examples of 
SOME MODIFYING ELE- 
MENTS AFFECTING ETHNIC 
SIGNIFICANCE OF PECU- 
LIAR Forms of Human 
Skull II vi 414 
Inquiry into Physical 
Characteristics of An- 
cient and Modern Celt 
of Gaul and Britain.. . II ix 369 
Lefthandedness II xv 465 
Narcotic Usages and 
Superstitions of the 
Old and New World. .. II ii 233, 324 
Notice of Remarkable 
Memorial horn; pledge 
OF TREATY WITH CREEK 
Nation, 1765 Ill I 255 
Notice of Skull brought 
from Kertch, Crimea . . II v 321 
Observations suggested 
by Specimens of a class 
of Conchological Re- 
lics of Red Indian 
Tribes of Canada West I in 155 
On Vocal Language of 
Laura Bridgeman II xi 113 
Presidential Address for 
1861 II vi 101 
President's Address Cana- 
dian Institute, 1860.... II v 109 
Primeval Dexterity HI in 125 
Quigrich II iv 429 
Race Head-forms and 
their Expression by 
Measurements II xn 269 
Remarks on Intrusion of 
Germanic Races on 
Area of Older Keltic 
Races of Europe I n 246 
Remarks on some Coin- 
cidences between Pri- 
mitive Antiquities of 
Old and New World. .. In 213 
Richard Corinensis; a 
LITERARY MASKING OF 
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. . . II XII 177 
Righthandedness. II xm 193 
Science in Rupert's Land II vn 336 
Some Associations of Can- 
adian and English 
Maple I in 380 
Some Ethnographic Pha- 
ses of Conchology II in 377 
Southern Shores of Lake 
Superior II i 344 
Supposed evidence of ex- 
istence of Inter-Gla- 
cial American Man. ... II xv 557 
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Wilson, Sir Daniel-Con. 
Supposed prevalence of 
one Cranial Type 
THROUGHOUT AMERICAN 
Aborigines v II n 406 
Interpretation of Latin in- 
scription on altar at 
Birrens II in 220 
Nom-de-plume Wil D'Leina; 
with selections from poems II xv 456 
Obituary IV iv 223 
Wilson, Dr. 
Discovery of Wilsonite by.. I in 100 
Wilson, E. B. 
Mesenterial filaments in Al- 
cyonaria: ref IV Vi 398 
Wilson, Rev. Ed. F. 
Formation of a Society 
TO BE CALLED "CANADIAN 
Indian Research and 
Aid Society" IV i 8 
Wilson, G. E., M.B. 
Absorption of fat in 
INTESTINE IV VIII 241 
Wilson, Prof. George, Edin. 
On Electric Fishes as 
earliest Electrical 
Machines employed by 
Mankind: reprint II in 58 
On extent to which re- 
ceived Theory of Vision 
REQUIRES US TO REGARD 
Eye as Camera Obscura : 
reprint I in 347 
Appointed Director of In- 
dustrial Museum of Scot- 
land I in 269 
Obituary notice II v 62,126 
Researches on Colour-blind- 
ness and dangers of Rail- 
way and Marine Coloured 
Signals: reviewed II l 146 
What is Technology: re- 
viewed II I 53 
Wilson, H. V. 
Ectodermal origin of glan- 
dular streaks of Manicina: 
ref IV vi 403 
Wilson, Jas., F.R.S.E. 
Obituary II I 398 
Wilson, John, F.R.S. 
Agriculture of French 
Exhibition: reviewed... II I 140 
Wilson, Prof. 
Mints of United States: 
reprint I in 128 
Wilson, Rob. Alex. 
New History of Conquest of 
Mexico: reviewed II v 442 
Wilson, Stillwell, Toronto.. II xm 433 
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Analysis of I in 100 
Characteristics II v 531 
Winchell, A. 
Batrachoides nidificans: ref. IV I 213 
Winchester Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 667 
Wind. 
Abnormal variations in 
Temperature at Toronto 
(1854-62) according to 
direction of II ix 112 
Abnormal variation of baro- 
metric pressure at Tor- 
onto according to direc- 
tion of II ix 115 
Abnormal variations in hu- 
midity at Toronto with, 
direction II ix 118 
Abnormal variations in 
Cloudiness at Toronto 
(1853-59) with, direction. II ix 119 
Annual distribution of 
different winds with re- 
spect to duration at 
Toronto (1854-59) II ix 13 
Atmospheric Currents at 
Liverpool II H 112 
Chinook IV v 51 
Direction and rainfall (1853- 
59) Toronto II ix 241 
Diurnal distribution of diff- 
erent winds with respect 
to duration at Toronto 
(1854-59)... . II ix 15 
Flora distribution through 
agency of IV vm 28 
Mean velocities of, different 
hours at Toronto from 
1854 to 1859........... II ix 12 
Mean velocities of, in differ- 
ent directions (1854-59) 
at Toronto II ix 13 
On abnormal variations of 
some of meteorological 
elements at Toronto and 
their relations to direction 
of wind. By G. T. King- 
ston II IX 109 
On Annual and Diurnal 
Distribution of differ- 
ent, at Toronto. By G. 
T. Kingston II ix 10 
On changes of barometric 
PRESSURE AND PRESSURE 
OF VAPOUR THAT ACCOM- 
PANY DIFFERENT, AT 
Toronto. By G. T. King- 
ston II xii 303 
On Effect of, on Inten- 
sity of Sound. By Prof. 
G. G. Stokes: reprint.... II hi 51 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wind-Con. 
On, of Western Coast of 
United States from Ob- 
servations IN CONNEC- 
TION with Coast Survey. 
By A. D. Bache II III 72 
On relative durations of 
different, during rain 
OR SNOW, DERIVED FROM 
Toronto Observations, 
1853-59. By G. T. King- 
ston II ix 240 
Resultant directions of, in 
different hours at Toronto 
from 1854 to 1859 II ix 11 
Resultant and mean, veloci- 
ties in different months 
from 1854 to 1859 at 
Toronto II ix 11 
Resultant directions in 
different months from 
1854 to 1859 at Toronto. II ix 11 
Results at Toronto II v 238 
St. Martin Isle Jesus, results 
for 1858 II iv 265 
St. Martin Isle Jesus, results 
for 1859 II v 311 
Toronto results for 1860. . . II vi 211 
Windflower, Canadian locali- 
ties II xv 51 
Windham Tp., Norfolk Co. 
Corniferous Limestone in... II vi 296 
Fossils found in II vi 295 
Gazetteer notice (1813)... . II xiv 667 
Notes on Geology of. By 
J. DeCew .. II vi 295 
Oriskany Sandstone in II vi 295 
Windsor. 
Climate Ill n 208 
Longitude determined II iv 459 
Mean monthly temperature III ii 210 
Windward Islands. 
Cloud bursts on IV vn 357 
General changes of level of 
land and sea IV vn 368 
History of, and how to reach 
them IV vn 351 
Windward Islands of 
West Indies. By J. W. 
Spencer IV vn 351 
Wines. 
Treatment of Foreign 
Wines: reprint I n 7 
Winkler, W. 
Character of Tyrothrix: ref. IV vn 108 
Origin of gender IV vi 71 
Winnebagoes. 
Original home Ill v 61 
Pipes II ii 332 
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Winnipeg basin. 
Ancient beaches in IV vi 56 
In post tertiary times IV vi 52 
Winslow, Dr. C. F. 
Human skull of great an- 
tiquity found in California 
by II xv 560 
Winter. 
At Halifax, 1760 II xv 531 
Birds seen at Toronto in. .. HI vn 198 
Hudson's Strait IV v 111 
Report of Evening Gros- 
beak in Ontario in, 
1889-90 IV in 111 
Winter Phenomena in St. 
Lawrence: reprint I n 75 
Wintergreen, suitable for 
flower gardens IV in 128 
Wire, extraordinary length of 
single piece of copper wire I I 262 
Wisconsin. 
Driftless area in II ix 257 
IV vi 59 
Extracts from Dr. Owen's 
report on geology of I n 22 
Report of Geological 
Survey of Wisconsin, 
Iowa, Minnesota and 
portion of Nebraska. 
By D. D. Owen, U.S. 
Geologist; extracts from. . I n 79, 101 
Wisdom. 
Penny Wisdom I i 103 
Wislicenus, Fick and. 
Source of muscular power: 
ref II xi 251 
Witch-hazel. 
Canadian localities II vi 279 
II xv 550 
Characters II vi 279 
Witherite, blowpipe reactions 
of II in 517 
Wittlin. 
Character of Tyrothrix: ref. IV vn 109 
Wittram, M. 
Chromosphere in 1896 
eclipse: ref IV vi 346 
Wixipecocha, prophet of 
Oaxacans IV vi 170 
Wiyatao, head of Yopaa. ... IV vi 170 
Wohler. 
Compound of H2S and H2O; 
obtained: ref II 1 126 
Synthesis of urea IV ix 271 
Wolf. 
Canadian localities HI vi 72 
Prince of Wales Sound HI v 112 
Wolfe Island gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 667 
Wolff, Jos. 
Autograph letter on himself II xv 544 
Wolfe's Cove, Toronto II xn 168 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wolford Tp., gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 667 
Wolfram. 
Analysis of Canadian II v 303 
Drawing of Canadian speci- 
men II i 308 
Specimen found near Orillia II i 74 
Tantalic Acid in II vi 300 
Wollaston. 
Character sketch of II n 377 
Wollaston Medal, conferred 
on Sir W. E. Logan (1856) II i 307 
Wollaston Medals, awards 
for 1858 II in 163 
Wollastonite. 
Artificial production of II in 205 
Canadian II vi 435 
Characters II v 528 
II vi 435 
Wolverene. 
Canadian localities Ill vi 74 
Prince of Wales Sound Ill v 113 
Women. 
Notes on early develop- 
ment of Aboriginal, in 
All Latitudes. By Percy 
W. P. Mathews Ill IV 181 
University degrees for, in 
England II vn 386 
Wood, Alexander, Toronto.. II xn 339 
Wood, Prof. Alphonso. 
Species of Spruce Ill vi 173 
Wood, Capt. 
Northeast passage in Arctic 
Ocean; voyage of discov- 
ery, 1676 I i 118 
Wood, Prof. 
Comparative study of mus- 
culature of man and lower 
animals: ref IV vi 592 
Wood, H. R. 
Contributions to Canadian 
Mineralogy: abstract.... IV iv 226 
Wood, Dr. H. C. 
Effect of chloroform on 
respiration and circulation 
of dog: ref IV vn 200 
Wood, Herbert R. 
Kamanistiquia Silver bear- 
ing belt Ill vn 245 
Wood, J. 
Coracobrachialis in Mam- 
malia: ref IV vi 534 
Pectoralis minor attach- 
ments in man: ref IV vi 533 
Wood and Cerna. 
Atropine strengthens re- 
spiration: ref IV vn 227 
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Classification of differ- 
ent VARIETIES OF CANA- 
DIAN (list) I in 292 
Wood. 
Direct Nature-printing 
from. By Felix Abate: 
reprint I in 332 
In Arctic I n 111 
Woods. 
List of, of N. America I i 74 
Manufacture of illuminating 
gas from I i 165 
Paper from : reprint I in 19 
Wood alcohol, manufacture 
in Canada IV vm 164 
Wood Buffalo. 
Wood Buffalo. By E. E. T. 
Seton Ill in 114 
Wood Fibre. 
Paper from : reprint I n 194 
Wood Hare, Canadian loca- 
lities Ill vi 83 
Woods, Lake of the, gazet- 
teer notice (1813) II xiv 668 
Wood Rat, Bushy-tailed, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 79 
Wood's silver location II xn 223 
Wood silicified. 
Fragment from Colorado 
petrified forest believed 
to be produced by axe... II xiv 350 
On remarkable fragment 
of, from Rocky Mts. 
By H. A. Nicholson and 
W. H. Ellis. II xiv 348 
Wood Wagtail, Hamilton 
species II v 391 
Woods and Carter. 
Respiratory centres very 
insensitive to lowering of 
blood supply: ref IV vn 204 
Woodbine, Canadian habitats II xv 352 
Woodchuck, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 88 
Woodcock II xi 159 
Woodcock, American, Tor- 
onto IV in 107 
Woodhouse, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 212 
Woodhouse Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 668 
Woodland Caribou, Cana- 
dian localities Ill vi 68 
Wood-Louse. 
Anatomy of. By Frank T. 
Shutt: abstract Ill in 293 
Woodpeckers. 
Dene's use of IV iv 177 
Dene use of feathers IV iv 177 
Hamilton species II v 393 
Ser. Vol. Page 
W oodpeckers-Con. 
Observations on Ontario 
species Ill in 99 
III vii 186, 191, 193, 201 
IV i 48, 60 
IV in 79, 80, 107 
Toronto winter birds I i 171 
Woodpecker, little Geor- 
gian, specimen captured 
in Ontario II iv 388 
Woodpeckers (Red Headed 
and Arctic three toed), 
Hamilton frequenters.... II vi 133 
Wood-sorrel, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 350 
Woodstock. 
Rhynocouella Thalia of 
Corniferous II v 272 
Streptorphyncus Pandora.. II v 266 
Wood-thrush. 
Hamilton frequenters II vi 16 
Ontario visitors Ill in 99 
Toronto • Ill vn 184 
IV I 56 
Wood-warblers, Hamilton 
frequenters II vi 15 
Wood-warbler, Cape May, 
Hamilton frequenters.... II vi 16 
Woodward, S. P. 
Mollusca indicate connec- 
tion between South Amer- 
ica and Africa: ref IV vm 375 
Wood-wool, from pinus sil- 
vestris I n 34 
Wookey-Hole Cave. 
Description of, and relics, 
bones, etc., in II vn 378 
On Hyaena-Den at. By W. 
Boyd: reprint II vn 377 
Wool. ' 
Colouring by Murexide: 
reprint I in 17 
Sanitary properties of I n 22 
Water gas used to heat 
machines for preparing 
and combing I I 17 
Wood, from pinus silvestris. I n 34 
Woollen Industry, Ireland.. I I 270 
Wooster, Gen. 
Passports to Montreal mer- 
chants refused, 1776 IV iv 299 
Worcester, Marquis of, 
steam engine of I i 220 
Words. 
Nature of Roots and 
Words. By W. H. Van 
der Smissen II xv 509 
Wordsworth, Christopher. 
Autograph and brief com- 
ments II xiv 614 
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Wordsworth, W. 
Autograph letter about his 
poems II xiv 481 
Working Classes, public 
amusements of II vn 385 
Worm. 
Description of Intesti- 
nal, from Duodenum of 
White Fish of Canadian 
Lakes. By Beverley R. 
Morris II iv 442 
Effect of cedar extracts on. IV vu 443 
Tape z II i 189 
Worm-seed Mustard, Cana- 
dian localities II xv 66 
Worts, Wm., Toronto II xu 346 
Wren. 
Hamilton species II v 390 
II vi 16 
Observations on Ontario 
species HI vn 191, 195 
IV in 72, 83, 86, 99 
Wright. 
Calpurnius Agricola, legate 
in Britain: ref II x 311 
Ex argent on Roman pigs of 
lead: ref II vn 34 
Imperfect Latin inscriptions 
completed: ref II vi 398 
Latin inscription on monu- 
ment at Wroxeter: ref... II iv 350 
Wright, Ramsay, Prof. 
American Parasitic Cope- 
poda HI i 243 
Contributions to Ameri- 
can Helminthology (pl.) Ill i 54 
Demodex Phylloides 
(Csokor) in skin of 
Canadian Swine Ill i 275 
Haeckel's Anthropogenie II xv 231 
Nervous system and sense 
organs of Amiurus HI II 352 
Present Aspects of Germ. 
Theory of Disease HI i 344 
Recent French investig- 
ations on Hypnotism: 
abstract HI vi 10 
Skinand Cutaneous Sense 
organs of Amiurus HI n 251 
Systematic position of 
Spongiadjs II xv 417 
Wright, Dr. Thos. 
Protasters ascribed to As- 
teridae: ref IV vm 365 
Wright, McLean and. 
Sleigh manufacturers; ex- 
hibit at 1851 Exhibition.. I i 88 
Wrong, Prof. G. M. 
Study of History: abstract IV n 39 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Wroxeter, notes on Latin In- 
scriptions on grave stones 
found at, ancient Urio- 
conium II iv 349 
Wukubatz. 
King of Cachiquels IV vi 125 
Wars IV vi 159 
Wurzburg. 
Number bacteria in milk 
supply IV vix 468 
Wurtz, Ad. 
New classification of organic 
compounds suggested... . II vi 121 
Wurm See. 
Proportional amounts of 
salts in water IV vu 559 
Wurtele, Arthur. 
Tables of Measures: English, 
Old French and Metrical: 
reviewed II vi 487 
Wurtemberg slates I i 103 
Wuthrich and Freuden- 
reich. 
Bacteria in cow manure 
from different feedings: 
ref IV vu 481 
Wyandot Iroquois. 
Cherokee-Choctaw language 
similarities with Ill i 183 
Comparative vocabulary of, 
and Peninsular language. Ill I 194 
Dacotah language affinities. Ill i 197 
Dialects peculiarities of.... Ill I 183 
Wyandots. 
Location of tribe I m 209 
Original home of Ill v 61 
Population in 1838, 1844 
and 1846 I I 196 
Tribe Ill I 182 
Wye. 
Site of Mission of Ste. 
Marie on. Its posses- 
sors AND PRESENT CON- 
DITION. By A. F. Hunter: 
abstract IV iv 230 
Wye Island, preservation of 
old fort on IV in 4 
Wye River, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 668 
Wyman, Prof. Jeffrey. 
Variation of internal capa- 
city of skull with different 
means of measuring it: 
ref II xv 182 
Xahila, Don Francisco Er- 
nandez Arana. 
Author of Zecpan Atitlan. . IV vi 158 
Xanthium spinosum, Linn. 
Dundas, Ont II xv 642 
In Canada II xiv 284 
Note on Distribution of, 
By Geo. Jennings Hinde II xv 642 
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Xanthochroic group, of men III n 9 
Xenacanthus, Diplodus and 
Pleuracanthus, unity of.. II in 158 
Xenophon. 
Translation of Anab. V, vii, 
25 HI i 161 
Translation of, H. G., II, i, 
28 Ill i 169 
Xiphosures II i 280 
Xylaria polymorpha, Grev., 
habits; Ontario habitats. IV ix 80 
Xylem, Osmunda cinnamo- 
mea IV vin 516 
Xyloryctes satyrus, Mels. 
Cat I in 257 
Yak R., sapphire from IV iv 227 
Yakatzil, ruins IV vi 201 
Ya-'ke-nintil IV v 28 
Yale University, 1855 II i 174 
Yam, Chinese, introduction 
into United States not 
success II in 242 
Yam, Water, Madagascar... II iv 206 
Yamaska Mt., Que. 
Chemical Analysis of gran- 
toid trachytic rock from. II v 432 
Composition of rocks II v 432 
Yang-tse-Keang, voyage on, 
1858 II iv 234 
Yarmouth, N.S. 
Mound-Builders inscrip- 
tions on inscribed rocks 
of, translated IV v 55 
Yarmouth Tp., gazetteer 
notice (1813) II xiv 668 
Yarrow, Dr. 
Tree burial among nations 
of Antiquity: ref. IV v 194 
Yates. 
Ex argent on Roman pigs 
of lead: ref II vii 32 
Yavipei IV v 171 
Yayhl, myths II xn 488 
Ychal of Holom's, career... IV vi 161 
Yeast Cell. 
Budding and sporulation in IV vi 498 
Chromatin in IV vi 486, 494 
Chromatin-holding struc- 
tures in IV vi 492 
Cytoplasm IV vi 483 
Cytoplasm's structure IV vi 491 
Digestion in artificial gastric 
juice IV vi 495 
Fixing reagents IV vi 488 
Formation of spores IV vi 483 
General cell structure IV vi 490 
Glycogen IV vi 483, 492 
Granules in IV vi 490 
Granules in nucleus IV vi 485 
Iron reaction IV vi 489 
Literature on IV vi 481 
Macallum's method of study IV vi 488 
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Yeast Cell-Con. 
" Masked " iron in IV VI 
Nuclear body IV Vi • 
Nucleus, homogenous and 
without membrane IV vi 482 
Nucleus in spores IV vi 482 
Nucleus not present in IV vi 487 
Nucleolus in IV vi 493 
Phosphorus in IV vi 496 
Phosphorus reaction IV vi 489 
Species studied by Macal- 
lum IV vi 488 
Sporulation in IV vi 486 
Staining action of iodine in. IV vi 489 
Staining reagents IV vi 489 
Vacuolation in IV vi 497 
Vacuoles in IV vi 490 
Yeasts. 
In Canadian Cheddar 
Cheese IV vn 129 
In cheese IV vn 105 
Yehl, myth concerning II xn 488 
Yellows in fruit. 
Bacilli of described IV n 215 
Course and progress of dis- 
ease IV ii 212 
History of IV u 209 
Signs or symptoms of IV n 211 
Symptoms in man from eat- 
ing fruit IV II 213 
Treatment IV u 220 
Yellows, Peach. 
Institute's action to prevent, 
spreading IV m 18, 24, 26 
Peach Yellows. By W. R. 
Shaw IV II 209 
abstract IV m 8 
Yellow-haired Porcupine, 
Canadian localities Ill vi 83 
Yellow-leg, Greater, Tor- 
onto Ill vii 191 
IV in 62 
Yellow-leg, Lesser, Toronto IV m 85 
Yellow fever. 
Bacillus icterogens cause of. IV viii 57 
Cause and transmission.... IV vm 56 
Transmitted by mosquito. . IV vm 57 
Yellow-knives. 
A Dene tribe IV iv 16 
Acquainted with copper in 
prehistoric times IV iv 136 
Habitat and population.... IV iv 16 
Not Dene IV vi 80 
Tribe Ill vn 113 
Yellow Rocket, Canadian 
localities II xv 65 
Yellow Weed, Canadian lo- 
calities II xv 56 
Yenisei. 
Inscriptions in, of Turanian 
syllabary HI m 149 
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Yenisei-Con. 
' rounds in IV n 263 
.iseian IV n 263 
1 so. 
'Hairy men of: reprint. .. . II x 134 
Yokchi Cayub, suppresses 
Oxyib IV vi 204 
Yonge, Sir Geo. 
Biography of man after 
whom Yonge St., Tor- 
onto WAS CALLED. By 
Rev. Dr. Scadding II xv 616 
Yonge St., Toronto. 
Bond's Lake to summit of 
ridges II xm 450,562 
Condition, 1846 II xm 447 
Gazetteer notice (1813) ... II xiv 71, 668 
Opening northward from 
Carlton St II xm 261 
Richmond Hill to Bond's 
Lake in 1800 II xm 448 
Summit to ridges of New- 
market Road II xm 565 
Yonge St. and Dundas 
St., Toronto, the men 
AFTER WHOM THEY WERE 
named. By Rev. Dr. 
Scadding II xv 615 
Yonge Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 65, 669 
Yopaa. 
Priesthood of Oaxacans.... IV vi 170 
Temples sacked by Mexi- 
cans IV vi 173 
York, (Eng.) notes on Latin 
inscription found on al- 
tars, etc., at II ii 446 
II iv 173 
II v 288 
II vi 235 
II ix 219 
York City, gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 70, 671 
York County, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 669 
York Currency, in Canada.. IV ix 240 
York Harbour, gazetteer no- 
tice (1813) II xiv 209 
York Hotel II xn 343 
York shilling. 
In Canada IV ix 240 
Value of I i 179 
York Tp., gazetteer notice 
(1813) II xiv 69, 672 
Young. 
Newton's three coronae ex- 
plained: ref: I i 7 
Young, A. H. 
Intrinsic muscles in foot and 
hand of marsupials: ref.. IV vi 582 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Young, Geo. Paxton. 
An Examination of Prof. 
Ferrier's Theory of 
Knowing and Being. ... II i 105 
Examination of Legen- 
dre's Proof of Proper- 
ties of Parallel Lines. II i 519 
Formula for cosines and 
sines of Multiple Arcs II vm 286 
New proof of existence 
OF ROOTS OF EQUATIONS. . II IX 26 
New proof of Parallelo- 
gram of Forces II i 357 
Notes on passages in 
Platonic Dialogues .... II vn 478 
On Sir David Brewster's 
SUPPOSED LAW OF VISIBLE 
DIRECTION II II 268 
Principles of solution of 
EQUATIONS OF HIGHER 
DEGREES WITH APPLICA- 
TIONS Ill H 79 
Relation of Law of 
Gravitation to Prin- 
ciple of Conservation 
of Energy II xiv 589 
Relation which can be 
PROVED TO SUBSIST BE- 
TWEEN AREA OF PLANE 
TRIANGLE AND SUM OF 
ANGLES, ON HYPOTHESIS 
that Euclid's twelfth 
Axiom is false II v 341 
Remarks on Prof. Boole's 
Mathematical Theory 
of Laws of Thought. .. II x 161 
Resolution of Algebrai- 
cal Equations (Proof of 
impossibility of repre- 
senting in finite Algebrai- 
cal functions, in most 
general case, roots of al- 
gebraical equations of 
degrees higher than fourth 
with methods of finding 
roots of equations of 5th, 
6th, etc., degrees in cer- 
tain cases) II v 20, 127, 209 
Obituary Ill vu 27 
Resolution of solvable equa- 
tions of fifth degree Ill ii 127 
Young-Helmholtz. 
Three colour theory of vision IV vu 372 
Young, Thomas. 
Character sketch II n 378 
Youkon or Yukon. 
Indians of, in 1860 II vu 343 
Youkon Indians, burial cus- 
toms II vu 346 
Ypsia, Guen, generic charac- 
ters II x 259 
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Ypsia airoginosa Guen, 
characters II x 259 
Y. undularis Drury, charac- 
ters II x 260 
Yttrium, in mineral waters. . I I 152 
Yucatan. 
Ancient architecture IV vi 111 
Arch IV vi 110 
Chichanchob containing, 
hieroglyphics IV vi 185 
First colonists IV vi 101 
Hieroglyphics IV vi 186 
Invasion by Ah-Witzil IV vi 177 
Java's ancient art resembles IV vi 117 
Yuit territory Ill vi 264 
Yukon. 
Coal areas IV ix 101 
Gold deposits and produc- 
tion up to 1904 IV vin 162 
In (1866) II xii 486 
Rough ice on, river: ex- 
amples IV ix 15 
Climate of, Territory. 
By R. F. Stupart IV vin 291 
W. W. Kirby's trip to, in 
1860 II vii 340 
Yuta-skai, fish trap IV iv 86 
Yuttoere, of Carrier Indians. Ill vn 157 
Zaachilla, king of Oaxaca... IV vi 171 
Zaachilla-Yoho. 
History IV vi 158, 171 
Zacharias. 
Central body of cells of 
Cyanophycese: ref IV vi 451 
Nucleus in Cyanophyceae: 
ref IV vi 442 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Zacynthus (Zante), copper 
coin from, in Canadian 
Institute II ix 230 
Zadig. 
Nom-de-plume of Hon. 
Chief Justice Hagarty; 
poem Martial Music of 
England II xv 453 
Zaleski. 
Proteids containing iron 
firmly combined, obtained 
from livers: ref IV n 238 
Zalewski. 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Zambesi Falls, erosion effects 
on IV in 6 
Zamelodia ludoviciana. 
Habits of Ontario visitors. . Ill in 97 
Zanthoxylum, Colden, 
Canadian localities of 
Z. americanum, Mill II xv 350 
Zapata Series of Cuba. 
Comparison of Liguanea 
Series with, and Lafeyette 
of N. America IV v 349 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Zaphrentis (Rafinesque), 
generic characters II iv 119 
Z. (Caninia) bilateralis, 
Hall, Niagara Limestone, 
Owen Sound, Niagara 
River II xiv 139 
Z. cornicula (Edwards 
and Haime), Canadian 
specimen II v 264 
Z. gigantea (Lesueur), Cor- 
niferous, Ontario II iv 121 
Z. prolifica, Canadian speci- 
men II V 264 
Z. prolifica (Billings). 
Corniferous, Ontario (pl.). . II iv 121 
II vi 510 
Z. roemeri, Edw. and H., 
Niagara Limestone, Owen 
Sound II xiv 139 
Z. stokesi, Edw. and Haime. 
Clinton Group, Owen 
Sound. II xiv 140 
Niagara Limestone, Owen 
Sound II xiv 139 
Z. spatiosa (Billings), Onon- 
daga and Corniferous, 
Ontario II iv 123 
Zapotecapan, devastated by 
Mexicans IV vi 173 
Zapotec. 
Kings of Oaxaca IV vi 170 
War with Mexico IV vi 171 
Zapus Hudsonius (Zimm) 
Coves, Canadian locali- 
ties Ill vi 82 
Zawarykin. 
Fat carried through adenoid 
tissue by means of leu- 
cocytes: ref IV vin 249 
Zea Mais, epicotyledonary 
stele in IV vi 625 
Zecpan Atitlan, Cachiquel 
MS IV vi 157 
Zenaidura macroura, ob- 
servations on Ontario 
visitors IV I 53 
IV m 67, 75 
Zenetti. 
Osmundaceous siphono- 
stele: ref IV vin 525 
Zeolites, hygroscopic pro- 
perty of II iv 54 
Zereth, traces of, in Egypt. . . II xiv 199 
Zetlands, Coral region of.... I I 110 
Zeuss. 
Celtic prosody: ref IV in 208 
Old Welsh poems almost 
same as old Irish poems: 
ref IV in 218 
Ziegler. 
Origin of hsematoblasts in 
amphibian embryo: ref.. IV n 250 
514 ZIM 
GENERAL INDEX 
ZOA 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Zim, description of I i 189 
Zimmerman. 
Effect of Bordeaux mixture 
on leaves: ref IV vn 246 
Structure of Yeast Cell: ref. IV vi 481 
Zimran. 
In Buddhist mythology.... II xv 285 
In India II xv 284 
In Persia. .. II xv 282 
Origin of II xv 279 
Traces in Chaldea II xv 286 
Zimri. 
Ancestors II xv 279 
Traced through Asia and 
Europe; table II xv 315 
Zimri traces in 
Arabia II xv 287 
Arcadia II xv 303 
Argos II xv 300 
Armenia II xv 293 
Attica II xv 300 
Africa, northern II xv 291 
Bithynia II xv 294 
Britain II xv 311 
Caria II xv 294 
Corinth II xv 302 
Crete II xv 304 
Crimea II xv 305 
Cyprus II xv 304 
Doric regions II xv 298 
Egypt II xv 290 
Ethiopia II xv 289 
France II xv 309 
Galatia II xv 294 
Gaul II xv 309 
Germany II xv 313 
Greece II xv 302 
Illyria II xv 305 
Italy II xv 306 
Lydia II xv 294 
Macedonia II xv 297 
Mauretania II xv 292 
Mysia..... II xv 294 
Paphlagonia II xv 294 
Phoenicia II xv 292 
Phrygia II xv 294 
Rhodes... II xv 305 
Scandinavia II xv 313 
Spain II xv 310 
Thessaly II xv 297 
Thrace II xv 297 
Umbria II xv 306 
Wales II xv 310 
Zinc. > 
Alloys of copper and II v 474 
Alloys in blowpipe with 
copper, gold, tin, but not 
with platinum II xv 257 
Applied to ship building. . . In 313 
Coating, with a metallic 
alloy I I 43 
Coating iron with I I 43 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Zinc-Con. 
Coating and ornamenting 
with I i 44 
Detection of Cadmium in 
presence of, with blowpipe II xv 252 
Dimorphism of II vi 530 
In Nova Scotia I i 241 
Manganese and Cobalt se- 
peration from I n 126 
New Jersey Zinc and 
Franklinite I i 211 
Ores found in New York... I n 37 
Oxide use as a pigment I I 16 
Zinc, iron coated with zinc 
or other metal, coated 
with a metallic alloy.... I I 43 
Zinc salt prevents drying of 
collodion plates I in 3 
Zinc Blende. 
Canadian localities II vi 158 
Characteristics and Cana- 
dian localities II v 181 
Conditions in which occurs 
in Kamanistiquia region. Ill vn 250 
Tests II vi 158 
Zinc nitrate, for preserva- 
tion of collodion plates... I in 3 
Zinc paint. 
Manufacture of I I 212 
Uses of I I 212 
Ziphah daughter of Jehale- 
leel, traces of, in Egypt.. II xiv 191 
Ziph. 
Descent and descendants. . II xiv 164 
Traces of, in Egypt II xiv 190 
Zircon. 
Artificial formation of II iv 54 
Characters II v 519 
Crystals with basal planes. II n 218 
In dykes of Rainy Lake.... Ill v 184 
Zirconia, isomorphism of.... II iv 493 
Zirconium, in mineral waters I I 152 
Zoantharia rugosa II iv 120 
Zoantheae, mesenterial fila- 
ments in IV vi 390 
Zoanthids. 
Bibliography of mesenterial 
filaments IV vi 403 
Development of mesenterial 
filaments in egg embryos 
(pl.) IV vi 398 
Zoanthus chierchiae, func- 
tion of epithelium of glan- 
dular streak IV vi 396 
Z. flos marinus. 
Epithelium of glandular 
streak IV vi 395 
Function of mesenterial fila- 
ments IV vi 391 
Z. macgillivrayi, function of 
epithelium of glandular 
streak IV vi 396 
515 ZOA 
PUBLICATIONS OF THE CANADIAN INSTITUTE 
ZYM 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Zoanthus nymphaeus, 
function of epithelium of 
glandular streak IV vi 396 
Z. sociatus. 
Ciliated bands of mesen- 
terial filaments (pl.) IV vi 391 
Continuity of epithelium in 
various parts of mesen- 
terial filaments (pl.) IV vi 396 
Continuity of median streak 
with glandular streak in 
mesenterial filaments.... IV vi 398 
Development of glandular 
streaks in buds IV vi 400 
Development of mesenterial 
filaments in buds IV vi 400 
Ectoderm (pl.) IV vi 392 
Epithelium of ciliated bands 
(pl.). IV vi 393 
Epithelium of ciliated bands IV vi 394 
Epithelium of glandular 
streak IV vi 395 
Glandular streak (pl.) IV vi 395 
Mesenterial filaments 
in. By J. Playfair McMur- 
rich IV vi 387 
Mesoglcea (pl.) IV vi 392 
Stomatodaeal ectoderm (pl.) IV vi 396 
Stomatodaeum (pl.) IV vi 391 
Zochar or Zohar, traces of, 
in Egypt II xiv 200 
Zodiacal. 
Aurora and, Light: reprint I u 38 
Zodiacal Light. By Rev. 
Geo. Jones: reprint.... II m 70 
Zohar, traces of, in Egypt.. . II xiv 200 
Zoizite, saussurite identical 
with II in 262 
Zonoplacentalia II xv 246 
Zonotrichia, observations on 
Ontario species Ill m 98 
III vn 191, 195, 196 
IV in 62, 69, 70, 87, 96, 102, 106, 
107, 109, 110 
Zoology. 
Bathymetrical distribution 
of British marine animals. I I 109 
Fauna peculiarities of Brit- 
ish Seas I I 110 
Handbook of; vertebrate 
animals. By J. Van der 
Hoeven: reviewed II in 347 
Ser. Vol. Page 
Zoology-Con. 
Master-builders' Plan or 
principles of organic archi- 
tecture as indicated in 
typical forms of animals. 
By Geo. Ogilvie: review- 
ed II iv 278 
Methods adopted in classifi- 
cation of zoological sub- 
jects II vii 331 
Principles adopted in classi- 
fication II xi 41 
Review of (1858) II iv 70 
Some thoughts on classi- 
fication IN RELATION TO 
ORGANISED BEINGS. By 
Rev. Wm. Hincks II xi 31 
Zoology I i 18 
Zoological. 
Classification II iv 279 
Zoological Gardens, Lon- 
don, grass paroquet of 
Australian species pro- 
duced at, also Mandarian 
ducks I i 18 
Zoophyta, of Ontario II v 251 
Zoophytes. 
In British Seas I i 110 
Observations > on Exist- 
ence of Various Mol- 
lusks AND, AT GREAT SEA 
Depths. By M. Milne 
Edwards: reprint II vi 518 
Zostera, in British Seas I I 109 
Zuckerkandl. 
Sesamoid bone in man: ref. IV vi 544 
Zukal. 
Central colourless body in 
cells of Cyanophyceae: ref. IV vi 446 
Zuni Indians. 
Creation myths IV vi 336 
Cultivation of corn IV vi 339 
Mind and thought IV vi 315 
Paiyatuma's song IV vi 339 
Serpent myth IV v 13 
Zurich, medical inspection of 
schools in IV vm 194 
Zygnemese, Toronto species. Ill vn 272 
Zygophyllaceae, transverse 
chorisis in II x 384 
Zymogenesis, Amblystomata IV i 269 
Zymogen, formation IV n 241 
Zymogenesis, in Diemycty- 
lus IV i 269 
Zymon, constituent of gluten IV vn 497 
516 Appendix. 
Index of Proceedings of Canadian Institute New Series Vol. I and II, 1897-1904. 
Titles of papers only given. 
Index of Authors. 
Vol. Page 
Abbott, Albert H., B.A. 
Recent Views on Colour .... I 107 
Bain, James, Jr. 
International Scientific 
Catalogue II 27 
President's address II 96 
Public Libraries in Canada I 95 
Bain, J. Watson, B.A.Sc. 
Convenient Resistance for Elec- 
trolytic Analysis II 91 
Occurrence of Gold in some 
Rocks in Western Ontario.... II 39 
Bell, A. J., Ph.D. 
Constructions with Refert and 
Interest I 69 
Bensley, R. R., B.A., M.B. 
Histology and Physiology of 
Gastric Glands I 11 
Blue, Archibald, Esq. 
Colonel Mahlon Burwell, Land 
Surveyor II 41 
Corundum in Ontario II 15 
Notes on Skulls taken from Pre- 
historic Fort in Kent County II 93 
Campbell, Rev. John, LL.D. 
Origin of Salishan Tribes of 
British Columbia and Wash- 
ington I 39 
Chadwick, E. M., Esq. 
Indian character I 79 
Dearness, J., J. B. Ellis and. 
New species of Canadian Fungi. I 89 
Denison, Napier, Esq. 
Great Lakes as Sensitive Baro- 
meter I 55 
Origin of Ocean Tidal Secondary 
Undulations I 134 
Secondary Undulations of Tide 
Gauges I 28 
Ellis, J. B. and J. Dearness. 
New species of Canadian Fungi. I 89 
Ellis, W. H., M.A., and W. 
Lawson, B.A.Sc. 
Chemical Notes on Sudbury 
Coal I 67 
Elvins, Andrew, Esq. 
Cause of Accumulation of Mag- 
netic Storms when Earth is 
near Equinoxes II 123 
Great Sun Spot of September 
and October, 1898 II 35 
Sun Spots and Weather Cycles.. II 115 
Vol. Page 
Gibson, Thomas W., Esq. 
Moss Litter I 51 
Glass, Rev. E. B., B.A. 
Cree Language I 104 
Haliburton, R. G., Q.C., F.R.G.S. 
Dwarf Domestic Animals of 
Pygmies I 3 
Indian Ghosts and Conch Feasts I 81 
Hamilton, J. C., M.A., LL.B. 
Panis-Canadian Indian Slavery. I 19 
Pleiades as Hesperides. Isle of 
Blest, or Place of Future Bliss II 125 
Pleiades in Legends. Greek 
Drama and Orientation II 121 
Harvey, Arthur, Esq. 
Auroral Phenomena, Sun Spots 
and Magnetism II 129 
Interior Therapy, a Case of Leaf- 
Curl.... II 127 
Recent Views Respecting Con- 
stitution of Sun II 103 
Jeffrey, Edward C., B.A. 
Gametophyte of Botrychium vir- 
ginianum I 8 
Lawson, W., B.A.Sc., W. H. 
Ellis, M.A., and. 
Chemical Notes on Sudbury Coal I 67 
MaCallum, A.B., M.D., Ph.D. 
Extract from Presidential address I 1 
Prehistoric Monuments of Brit- 
tany II 11 
Mackenzie, J. J., B.A. 
Rabies in Ontario I 72 
MacNish, Rev. Neil, LL.D. 
General History of Celts I 112 
Recent Contributions to Gaelic 
and Manx literatures I 74 
Maughan, John, Jr., Esq. 
Rare Birds taken at Toronto.... I 2 
Mickle, G. R., Esq., B.A. 
Mineralogical Notes on Sudbury 
Coal I 64 
Miller, Willet G., M.A. 
Notes on Prospecting for Corun- 
dum II 25 
Some Basic Dyke and Volcanic 
Rocks I 85 
Miller, W. Lash, Ph.D., and 
T. R. Rosebrugh, B.A. 
Vapor Tensions of Liquid Mix- 
tures I 87 List of Authors-Continued. 
Vol. Page 
Penck, Albert, Esq. 
Illecillewaet Glacier in Selkirks. II 57 
Observations made on a Tour in 
Canada.... II 61 
Primrose, A., M.B. 
Anatomy of Orang-Outang I 119 
Rosebrugh, T. R., B.A., W. Lash 
Miller, Ph.D., and 
Vapor Tensions of Liquid Mix- 
tures I 87 
Scadding, Rev. Henry, D.D. 
Some Lapsed Names in Cana- 
dian Local Nomenclature.... I 33 
Scoble, Lt.-Col. T. C. 
Our Northern Outlet I 17 
Vol. Page 
Scott, Wm., B.A. 
Notes on Scirpus debilis and 
Scirpus smithii I 73 
Spencer, Dr. J. W. 
Niagara as a Timepiece I 101 
Stupart, R. F., Esq. 
Seismological Observations at 
Toronto 1 109 
Toronto Magnetic Observatory. II 31 
Walker, B. E., F.G.S. 
Canadian Surveys and Museums 
(President's Address) II 75 
President's address II 1 
Willison, J. S., Esq. 
Transportation Question I 122