Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.24 No.2
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- 1BAA Journal - Vol.24 No.2 - December 1913
- 20Papers communicated to the Association.
- 7The recent Retirement of Dr. W. H. Maw from the Treasurership.
- 12Reports of the Branches
- 12WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW)
- 12NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH (SYDNEY)
- 14Reports of the Observing Sections.
- 14Meteor Section.
- 14July Meteors. By the Rev. M. DAVIDSON
- 20The Total Eclipse of the Sun, Aug. 20.21, 1914. By G. F. CHAMBERS
- 19Members of the Meteor Section.
- 18Members of the Comet Section.
- 18Members of the Mercury and Venus Section.
- 18Members of the Saturn Section.
- 19Members of the Aurorae and Zodiacal Light Section.
- 19Members of the Double Star Section.
- 19Members of the Variable Star Section.
- 67Liverpool Astronomical Society : Annual Report, 1912-1913
- 1REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1913
- 64John Robie Eastman
- 45An Extraordinary Meteoric Display. By GAVIN J. BURNS
- 48Crepuscular Rays in the West at Sunrise. By Capt. A. LUCKE
- 48Astronomy in the Southern Hemisphere—and Elsewhere. (Presidential Address to the New South Wales Branch, October 1913.) By the Rev. T. ROSEBY
- 55The Distances of the Stars. By L. RICHARDSON
- 63Obituary
- 63Sir Robert Stawell Ball
- 37A Discussion of the American Meteoric Display of February 9, 1913. By the Rev. M. DAVIDSON
- 65Correspondence
- 64Robert Trefusis Mallet
- 65Mercury and the Empty Focus
- 66New Books and Memoirs,
- 66Himmelskunde. By Joseph Plassmann
- 66Leeds Astronomical Society : Journal and Transactions for 1912
- 66A history and description of the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope. By Sir David Gill
- 67The Elements of Descriptive Astronomy : a Simple Account of tbe Celestial Bodies and their Motions. By E. O. Tancock
- 16The Zodiacal Light Section.
- 68Milton's Astronomy : the Astronomy of " Paradise Lost." By Thomas N. Orchard
- 73A REMARKABLE PROMINENCE.—Dr. F. Slocum
- 75PROPER MOTIONS OF TELESCOPIC STARS.—Mr. G. C. Comstock
- 69THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 70ASTRONOMICAL FELLOWSHIPS OF THE NANTUCKET MARIA MITCHELL ASSOCIATION
- 70COMET NOTES
- 71MINOR PLANET NOTES
- 71ASTRONOMICAL LECTURE.—The Rev. R. Fermor Rendell
- 72Astronomical Publications
- 72MOTION AND CONDITION OF CALCIUM VAPOUR OVER SUN-SPOTS.—Mr. Chas. E. St. John
- 75DOUBLE STARS.—Dr. Doberck
- 73PHOTOGRAPHIC DETERMINATIONS OF STELLAR PARALLAXES. —Dr. Frank Schlesinger
- 74PROMINENCE PERIODICITIES
- 74THE MAGNETIC FIELD OF THE SUN. D. Brunt
- 74DARK TRANSIT OF JUPITER'S THIRD SATELLITE.—Mr. W. L. Barnes
- 74COMET 1910 a
- 74COMET 1911c (BROOKS)
- 75ADIAL VELOCITY OF THE ANDROMEDA NEBULA.—Mr. M. Slipher
- 68The Gyroscope. By F. J. B. Cordeiro
- 69Notes
- 78Occultations of Stars by the Moon visible at Greenwich
- 75THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE CEPHEIDS. E. Hertzsprung
- 76THE RADIAL VELOCITY OF a CYGNI.—Mr. Oliver J. Lee
- 76A NEW BRIGHT VARIABLE STAR, β AURIG^E.—Mr. Joel Stebbins
- 77SPECTROSCOPY. MM. H. Deslandres and L.D'Azambuja
- 77A TRANSIT MICROMETER.—MM. A. Claude and L. Driencourt
- 78Memoranda for Observers
- 75THE INTERNAL AND CLOUD-VELOCITIES FOR GROUPS OF STARS OF DIFFERENT SPECTRAL TYPES.—Dr. Weersma
- 79New Members of the Association. Elected 26th November 1913.
- 79Notices of the Association
- 79New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION. Elected ist October 1913
- 79West of Scotland Branch. NEW MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION. Elected 27th November 1913
- 79Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 31st December 1913
- 80Deaths. Sir ROBERT BALL. J. MCCARTHY. H. WYNDHAM
- 80Resignation. R. S. WHITEMAN
- 80Exclusion. L. S. DRUMMOND
- 80Errata