Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.2 No.5

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1BAA Journal - Volume 2, Number 5 - February 1892
18REPORTS OF OBSERVATORIES
4Papers
4Note on the recent Large Groups of Sun-spots. By E. BROWN.
5Double Stars for April
6Comets and the Galaxy
10Note on the Brilliancy of Stars. By W. H. S. MONCK
13The Adjustment of a Small Equatoreal. By E. W. MAUNDER
17Astronomical Publications
17Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
18EDUARD SCHÖNFELD
24NEW NEBULA in Camelopardalis
24THE EARTH'S ORBITAL VELOCITY
19The Observatory
19THE NEW STAR IN AURIGA
19GREAT MAGNETIC DISTURBANCE OF 1892, FEBRUARY 13-14
19SELENOGRAPHICAL NOTES. T. Gwyn
20NATURE
20The spectrum of iron and the periodic law
21Knowledge
21Movement of the stars
21English Mechanic
23Proper motions of fixed stars
24ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE EFFICIENCY OF SPECTROSCOPES FOR ASTRONOMICAL PURPOSES
32SELENOGRAPHICAL STUDIES, CAPELLA AND ISIDORUS. C. Gaudibert
1Report held on 24 February 1892of the meeting
30THE PERIOD OF 3567 V LEONIS. H. M. Parkhurst
27ENLARGED DRAWINGS FROM LUNAR PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY. L. Weinek
27SHOOTING STARS, BOLIDES, AND AEROLITES. Jesus Munoz Tebar
27DETERMINATION OF PARALLAX BY OBSERVATIONS WITH THE MERIDIAN CIRCLE. J. C. Kapteyn.
27NOTE OF OBSERVATIONS OF A DARK TRANSIT OF JUPITER'S THIRD SATELLITE. J. Tebbutt.
27AWARD OF THE DONOHOE MEDAL to Mr. Barnard
27THE FORMS OF JUPITER'S SATELLITES. J. M. Schaeberle and W. W. Campbell.
27NOTE ON THE PATH OF A PERSEID METEOR observed in Denmark. Torvald Kohl.
27Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific
29The Astronomical Journal
25Astronomy and Astrophysics
30NEW DOUBLE STAR 26 AURIGAE S. W Burnham
30OBSERVATIONS OF THE VARIABLE STAR U GEMINORUM 1891-92. P. S. Yendell.
30Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences
30ON THE MAGNETIC DISTURBANCE OF FEBRUARY 13-14. M. Mascart.
30NOTE ON A SUN-SPOT OBSERVED AT THE MEUDON OBSERVATORY, FEBRUARY 5-17. J. Janssen.
30PHOTOGRAPHS OF NOVA AURIGAE MADE AT THE VATICAN-OBSERVATORY. F. Denza
31L'Astronomie
31LUNAR CURIOSITIES. C. Flammarion.
32LOCAL TIME AND UNIVERSAL TIME. C. Wolf
32CHEMISTRY AND ASTRONOMY. A. Cornu.
32THE VARIATION OF COAST LINE. C. Flammarion.
19THE SUN-SPOTS, THE MAGNETIC STORMS, AND THE AURORA
32CONJUNCTION OF VENUS AND JUPITER ON FEBRUARY 6. G. Tramblay.
39BOLOMETER AND RADIOMICROMETER. Dr. J. Maurer
38THE SMALL INCREASE OF TEMPERATURE UNDER MOUNTAINS AS A PROOF OF THE SO-CALLED " MOUNTAIN-ROOTS " AND " MASS DEFECTS." F. M. Stopff
32JUPITER. RECENT DISCOVERIES. C. Flammarion.
33A NEW STAR.
33METEOROLOGY OF THE YEAR 1891
33ALPINE GLACIERS. Ch. Dufour
33Ciel et Terre
33REMARKABLE MAGNETIC PERTURBATION
37Vierteljahrsschrift der Astronomischen Gesellschaft
38Himmel und Erde
38THE SONNBLICK. Heinrich Samter.
43Report of the inaugural meeting 10 March 1892
46Correspondence
38FALB'S CRITICAL DAYS. {Conclusion). J. M. Pernter.
39Astronomy in the Monthlies
39Fortnightly Review
39THE DISSIPATION OF ENERGY. Lord Kelvin
40Nineteenth Century.
40NEW STARS. J. Norman Lockyer.
41Good Words.
41THE MOON. Sir R. S. Ball
42North Western Branch
42MANCHESTER
43Council
32THE LIGHT OF THE ECLIPSED MOON. G. Tramblay
32ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF FRANCE
51Names of minor planets
47Mercury by George Young
47Dewing of Mirrors
48Satellites of Saturn
49NOTES
49Comet Swift 1892 alpha
50Comet Winnecke 1892c
50Comet Denning 1892b
50Comet Wolf 1892 II
51New Minor Planets
46Mercury
52Stellar spectrography at Mount H
51Nova Aurigae
52Harvard College Observatory
53Recent Deaths
53Astronomy at the World's Fair at Chicago
54Notices of the Association
55New Members, Elected February 24, 1892
55Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. MARCH 30, 1892
56Saturn Section
56Shadows of Mimas and Enceladus
56Errata
57The Great Sun Spot of February 1892