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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.5 No.7

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  • 16BAA Journal - Vol.5 (V) No.7 - May 1895
  • 33Solar Eclipse, March 25, 1895. By G. J. NEWBEGIN
  • 20The Total Solar Eclipse of 1896, August 8.
  • 20I.—THE VARANGER FJORD.
  • 20II.—BODO.
  • 22REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON APRIL 24, 1895.
  • 25Reports of the Branches
  • 25NORTH-WESTERN (MANCHESTER).
  • 26WEST OF SCOTLAND (GLASGOW).
  • 27NEW SOUTH WALES (SYDNEY).
  • 28Reports of the directors of the Observing Sections
  • 28Report of the Solar Spectroscopic Section for the Year 1894.
  • 32Papers communicated to the Association.
  • 49THE LATE PROFESSOR ADAMS.
  • 32Lunar Eclipse, March 10, 1895. By G. J. NEWBEGIN
  • 33An Occultation of Spica observed in Sunshine. By WALTER F. GALE.
  • 33Note on a Faint Star preceding a Centaari. By WALTER F. GALE.
  • 34On Stellar Photography with a 3¼-inch Refractor without Driving-clock. By JOSEPH LUNT
  • 42Auroral Display of March 13.
  • 43The Zodiacal Light. By S. M. B. GEMMILL
  • 45Correspondence.
  • 45Comets and Sun-Spot Maxima.
  • 46The Perseid Radiant.
  • 48NOTES
  • 48THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
  • 49TERRESTRIAL HELIUM
  • 49THE ASTRONOMER ROYAL AND THE WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF THE SPECTACLE MAKERS
  • 18Council
  • 16Contents
  • 58Astronomical Publications
  • 51TUE BELGIAN SOCIETY OF ASTRONOMY
  • 51METEOROLOGICAL WORK IN AUSTRALIA
  • 52THE BULLETIN OF THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE
  • 53DEATH OF M. TROUVELOT
  • 54AN EXPLANATION.
  • 54Notices of the Association
  • 55Mercury and Venus Section
  • 55New Members of the Association. ELECTED APRIL 24, 1895.
  • 56West of Scotland Branch. NEW MEMBER ELECTED 5TH APRIL 1895.
  • 56New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED 1895, MARCH 1
  • 57New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED 2 8TH MARCH 1895.
  • 57Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. MAY 29, 1895.
  • 58THE SUN
  • 59SPECTROSCOPY
  • 50TIIE LICK OBSERVATORY
  • 60MOON.
  • 61METEORS
  • 61MINOR PLANETS.
  • 61STARS.
  • 63DOUBLE STARS
  • 63COMETS
  • 64SPECTROSCOPY
  • 65STELLAR PHOTOGRAPHY.
  • 66TIIE MILKY WAY
  • 67NEBULAE
  • 68CATALOGUES, PHOTOMETRIES, AND CHARTS
  • 51THE JOURNAL OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF WALES
  • 70Index to Current Astronomical Publications.
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