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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.6 No.1

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  • 4BAA Journal - Vol.6 (VI) No.1 - November 1895
  • 33The Trapezium in Orion.
  • 8REPORT OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON OCTOBER 30, 1895
  • 17Reports of the Branches.
  • 17NORTH-WESTERN (MANCHESTER).
  • 18WEST OF SCOTLAND (GLASGOW).
  • 19NEW SOUTH WALES (SYDNEY).
  • 20Papers communicated to the Association.
  • 20The Phases of Jupiter. BY Capt. WM. NOBLE
  • 22The Sunspots of the Past Year.
  • 23The Possible Periodicity of Jovian Markings. By S. MAITLAND BAIRD GEMMILL,
  • 28Solar Prominences. By JOHN S. TOWNSEND.
  • 29Some Typical Meteor Showers. By HENRY CORDER.
  • 42The Phosphorescence of the dark side of Venus.
  • 33Correspondence.
  • 34Growth and Decay of Sunspots.
  • 35The Great Heat-wave of September and Abnormal Cold of October 1895.
  • 35The Great Heat-wave of September and Abnormal Cold of October 1895.
  • 36Note on Apparent Umbral Protrusion of Sun-spots.
  • 36Note on Meteor, August 10, 1895.
  • 36Note on Meteor, August 12, 1895.
  • 37Note on Dark Spots on Jupiter.
  • 37On the Phase of Jupiter.
  • 38Phase of Jupiter.
  • 39The Colours of Stars.
  • 40The Visibility of the Dark Side of Venus.
  • 41The Visibility of the Crescent of Venus.
  • 6COUNCIL
  • 4Contents.
  • 52VENUS
  • 44Members of the Observing Sections.
  • 48New Members of the Association. ELECTED OCTOBER 30, 1895.
  • 48New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED 1895, AUGUST 29
  • 48North-Western Branch. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED, November 6, 1895.
  • 49Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. NOVEMBER 27, 1895.
  • 50Astronomical publications.
  • 50THE SUN
  • 50SPECTROSCOPY.—(a.) Planets
  • 51(b.) Stars.
  • 51(c ) Instruments
  • 51JUPITER.—Mr. Sells
  • 52MARS.
  • 52MOON.—Prof. W. Pickering,
  • 53METEORS.
  • 43Officers and Council
  • 53TELESCOPES.
  • 54DOUBLE STARS.—Dr. See
  • 57MILKY WAY.—Mr. H. C. Wilson
  • 58NEBULAE
  • 58MINOR PLANETS
  • 58VARIABLE STARS
  • 58COMETS
  • 60F AYE'S COMET.
  • 60Notes,
  • 60MESSRS. W. WESLEY AND SON'S CATALOGUE
  • 60A NEW COMET.—Prof. Krueger
  • 48Notices of the Association.
  • 61Index to Current Astronomical Publications.
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