Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.7 No.10

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1BAA Journal VOLUME 7 (VII) NUMBER 10. October 1897
23ASTRONOMICAL PUBLICATIONS
3Council, Officers and Directors
5REPORT OF THE COUNCIL ON THE WORK OF THE SEVENTH SESSION, OCTOBER 1896 TO OCTOBER 1897
14REVENUE ACCOUNT
18NOTICES
19REPORTS OF THE OBSERVING SECTIONS
19Jupiter Section.
21CORRESPONDENCE
21Saturn, 1897.
22Umbral Protrusion of Sun-spots.
22The Green Ray.
27THE HOUR-GLASS SEA ON MARS.
27OBSERVATIONS OP JUPITER.
36EFFECT OF PRESSURE ON SERIES IN S
23PHOTOGRAPHIC OBSERVATION OF PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSES, WITH REFERENCE TO A LUNAR ATMOSPHERE.
23THE LEVEL OF SUN-SPOTS
24SUN-SPOTS AND THE MEAN YEARLY TEMPERATURE AT TURIN
24THE APPROACHING TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
24NEW ADVANCE IN SOLAR PHYSICS
25THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE MOON TAKEN AT THE PARIS OBSERVATORY
26THE LUNAR ECLIPSE OF AUGDST 27, B.C. 413.
26PHOTOGRAPHIC ATLAS OF THE MOON.
26OBSERVATIONS OF VENUS.
27CLOUDS ON MARS.
38ALLEGHENY OBSERVATORY
23PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE, i8g7, JULY 29.
32NEW BINARY.
27A NEW DIVISION IN THE Β RING OF SATURN.
28SATURN IN 1890.
28A NEW DIVISION IN THE SATURNIAN RING-SYSTEM.
28VARIABLE STARS.
30THE STUDY OF THE VARIABLE STARS
30THE STUDY OF THE VARIABLE STARS VII
31CONFIRMED OR NEW VARIABLE STARS.
31MEASURES OF DOUBLE STARS
31THE ORBIT OF 35 COMAE: BERENICIS (Σ 1687),
32ORBIT OF u DRACONIS
27WHITE SPOTS ON JUPITER.
33PHOTOGRAPHY OF PLANETARY SURFACES.
32 COMPARISON OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC AND OF THE HAND AND EYE METHODS OF DELINEATING THE SURFACE MARKINGS OF CELESTIAL OBJECTS
35ASTRONOMICAL PHOTOGRAPHY. II.—CASE OP STARS
34ASTRONOMICAL PHOTOGRAPHY. I.—THE CONDITIONS WHICH DETERMINE THE LIMITING TIME OF EXPOSURE.
35THE REVERSING STRATUM AND ITS SPECTRU
36NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC CORRECTING LENS.
36MODE OF PRINTING MAPS OF SPECTRA
37THE CORONA SPECTRUM.
37SPECTRUM OF β LYRAE
37DETERMINATIONS OF VELOCITY IN LINE OF SIGHT
37THE MADRAS OBSERVATORY
38THE ROYAL UNIVERSITY OBSERVATORY IN STRASSBURG.
27VENUS.
1Contents.
43NEW DETERMINATION OF PRECESSIONAL MOTION
42THE GREAT NEBULA OF RHO OPHIUCHI AND THE SMALLNESS OF THE STARS FORMING THE GROUNDWORK OF THE MILKY WAY.
46DECIMAL DIVISION OF TIME
39NEW METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY
39ASTRONOMICAL WORK AT LICK OBSERVATORY.
40THE BERLIN URANIA STERNWARTE
40NOTE ON SPIDER LINES
41BRITISH OBSERVATORIES SIXTY YEARS AGO
41OBSERVED PLACES OP 3IO EPHEMERIS-STARS
41NEBULAE UNRECORDED IN CATALOGUES.
42STAR CLUSTERS.
42OBSERVATION OF THE SETTING OF SIRIUS.
46RAINFALL AT PARIS.
39UNITED STATES NAVAL OBSERVATORY
42PHOTOGRAPH OF THE NEBULA HERSCHEL V 14 CYGNI.
43CONSTANT OF ABERRATION.
43PROF. NEWCOMB'S DETERMINATION OF THE PRECESSION CONSTANT AND THE PARIS CONFERENCE, 1896
44PROPOSED CHANGE OF ASTRONOMICAL CONSTANTS
44INTERNATIONAL UNIFICATION OF TIME.
44THE UNIFICATION OF ASTRONOMICAL CONSTANTS
44VARIOUS FORMS OF PERSONAL EQUATION.
45ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF FRANCE
45RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MASSES AND DISTANCES OF THE PLANETS.
45THE AIMS OF STELLAR ASTRONOMY
46STYLES OF THE CALENDAR.
47GEGENSCHEIN OBSERVATIONS, 1895-96.
52ON LUNAR AND SOLAR PERIODICITIES OF EARTHQUAKES.
38GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY OBSERVATORY
51THE EXPECTED SHOWER OF LEONIDS IN 1897.
39THE LICK OBSERVATORY
48M. FAYE ON CYCLONES.
48A NATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL MUSEUM
49"THE" GLACIAL PERIOD.
49STAR SYSTEMS AND THE ICE AGE.
49METEORS.
49A BRILLIANT PERSEID.
50FORSTER AND THE PERSEIDS.
50THE GREAT METEORIC SHOWER OF NOVEMBER
51ZODIACAL RADIANTS OP FIREBALLS.
51THE ORBITS OF METEORITES.
67INDEX III.
47THE DEVIATION OF A FALLING BODY FROM THE VERTICAL.
51LONGEVITY OF ASTRONOMERS
52SPHERICAL ASTRONOMY, &c. : FORMATION OF THE WORLD
53COMETS
55MINOR PLANETS.
55INDEX TO CURRENT ASTRONOMICAL PUBLICATIONS
61Seventh Session :— OCTOBER 1896 TO OCTOBER 1897.
62INDEX I
62ILLUSTRATIONS
63INDEX II
63PAPERS COMMUNICATED TO THE ASSOCIATION, ARTICLES, NOTES, &c.
67AUTHORS.