11

Acid, gas, carbonic, asphyxia from, 381
Acid, hypochlorous, and the chlorides

of sulphur, note on, by M. E.
Millon,

117

14

Acid, iodic, anhydrous, and crystal-
lised, M. V. Jacquelain on,
Acid, lactic, on the artificial formation
of, and on a new body homologous
with glycocolle, by M. Ad. Strecker, 157
Acid, nitric, action of, on the organic
alkalis, by Dr. Thos. Anderson,
Acid, nitric, on the action of, on various
vegetables, with a more particular
examination of the common broom,
(Spartium Scoparium, Linn.), by
John Stenhouse, Esq., F.R.S.
Acid, nitro-hippuric, on the formation
of in the animal economy, by Sig.
Cesar Bertagnini,

Acid, oxalic, on the estimation of, and
the separation of this acid from
phosphoric acid, by M. H. Rose,
Acid, phosphoric, on the proportion of
in some natural waters, by Professor
Völcker,

Acid, phosphoric, separation of oxalic
acid from-Estimation of oxalic
acid, by M. H. Rose,
Acid, phosphoric, on the volatility of
in acid solutions, by J. B. Bunce,
Acid, picric, nicotine, opium, quinine,

63

308

161

356

356

451

Adulteration of verm lion,

74

41

333

Air and water in towns, and the action
of porous strata on water and organic
matter, by Dr R. A. Smith,
Alcohol, considered in a toxicological
point of view, by M. Morin,
Alcoholic drinks, the ultimate conse-
quences of, the good effects of ammo-
nia against, by M. Dallas,
Alkalis, on the separation of the from
magnesia, and on the analysis of the
alkaliferous minerals, by M. Ebelmen
Alkalis, organic, action of nitric acid
on the, by Dr. Thomas Anderson,
Alkaloïd, new, of opium, M. F. Hin-
terberger on,
Alkaloïds, artificial, on the nitrogenous
principles of vegetables as the sources
of, by Dr. J. Stenhouse,
Alkaloids, on the double salts which
they form with mercury, and on a
new alkaloid of opium, by M. F.
Hinterberger,

523

253

396

253

556

Arsenic, on the detection of, applied to
medical jurisprudence, by M. A.
Morin,

375

499

Alloy for taking casts of medals,
Alloy, composed of copper and silver,
on the corrosion of in sea-water, by
Aug. A. Hayes,
Alloys of gold and silver, on the, used
in the manufacture of plate, jewel-
lery, &c., with an exposition of the
various frauds practised therein, by
William Griffiths, working gold-
smith,
123, 166
Alloys, metallic, analysis of some, by
C. Brunner,
447
Almonds, bitter, oil of, poisoning by, 572
Aloine, the cathartic principle of aloes,
by Messrs. T. and H. Smith, 300, 524
Amalgam of tin and cadmium for the
teeth, by M. Varrentrapp,
Amalgams, on some, by Mr. J. P.
Joule,

191

4

Association, inventors' aid

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by

222

444

63

15

246

Atmosphere, the general, on the as-
sumed existence of ammonia in,
Dr. A. A. Hayes,
Atmosphere, abnormal, growth of
plants in, observations on the, by
Dr. J. H. Gladstone and Mr. G.
Gladstone,
Atmosphere, oxygen in, description of
a new method of determining the
amount of, by Professor J. Liebig,
Atomic volumes and atomic weights,
observations on, with considerations
on the probability that certain bodies
now considered as elementary may
be decomposed, by Professor Dumas, 495
Atropia and daturia, Dr. A. Von
Planta on,
Atropine, preparation of, by means of
chloroform, by M. Rabourdin,
Atropine, use of, in hernia of the iris, 576

399

190

PAGE

Blast furnaces, see Furnaces, blast.
Blood of man and animals, note on the
presence of casein and the variations
of its proportions in the, by MM.
Natalis Guillot and Felix Leblanc,
Blood, presence of carbonates in, by
Professor Mulder,

Blood and milk, on the presence of
fluorine in, by Dr. G. Wilson,
Blood, in health and disease, presence
of uric acid in, by Dr. Garrod,
Blood of women during lactation, on
the presence of caseïn in solution in
the, by MM. Natalis Guillot and
Felix Leblanc,
Blow-pipe, oxyhydrogen, an improved
gas-holder and, by T. Tate,
Boilers, steam, incrustations in, by
Dr. C. W. Weight,
Books received,

Brass, malleable, process of making,
Bromine in gas-liquor, by M. Méne,
Bronzes, antique, of the Gallo-Roman
period, analysis of two, by M. Sal-
vetat,

160

15

13

200

111

212

461

172
17

159

Dr. C. Wolf,

568

Battery, nitric acid voltaïc, on the ap-
plication of carbon deposited on gas
retorts as the negative plate in the,
by Mr. C. L. Dresser,
Battery, sixth communication on, note
on the chemical phenomenon, and on
the light of the battery with two li-
quids, by M. C. Despretz,
Bed-sores, chemical means for the pre-
vention of, by Mr. S. Hitch,
Bile, on the influence of the, on the
formation of fat in the animal econ-
economy, by Dr. Van Den Brock,
Bill, a, for regulating the qualfiications
of pharmaceutical chemists, and for
other purposes in connection with
the practice of pharmacy,

Bill, the Pharmacy.

110

254

16

49

333

69

519

Cadmium, sulphate of conia, &c., in
certain species of ophthalmia, by
Fronmüller,

332

Cakes of oleaginous-seeds, memoir on
the, by MM. E. Soubeiran and J.
Girardin,
312, 365
Calcium, chloride of, crystallised, in
diseases of the skin, by M. Cazenave, 330
Calico, the fibres of, on a new method
of contracting, and of obtaining on
the calico thus prepared colors of
much brilliancy, by Mr. Mercer,
Camphor, artificial, mode of distin-
guishing from natural, by Mr. J. W.
Bailey,
Camphor, solid and liquid, from the
Dryobalanops Camphora, by Pro-
fessor De Vry,

304

Professor Mulder,

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15

fessor Christison,

491, 535

Carmine spar, Mr. F. Sandberger on,
Carp, eggs of the, chemical investiga-
tions on the, by M. Gobley,
Carp. soft roe of the, chemical resear-
ches on the, by M. Gobley,
Caseïne, on the presence of, in solution
in the blood of women during lac-
tation, by MM. Natalis Guillot and
Felix Leblanc,
Caseïn, note on the presence of, and
the variations of its proportions in
the blood of man and animals, by
MM. Natalis Guillot and Felix Le-
blanc,

111

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41

432

Cholera, on the composition of the air
at Moscow during the, by Mr.
Laskowsky,

Chromium, sesquioxide of, artificial
crystals of, by Mr. W. P Blake,
Chufa, (Cyperus Esculentus), memoir
on the chemical nature of the, by
Ramon Torres Munoz y Luna
Cinchona, on the yellow of commerce,
by M. E. Fontaine,

Cinchonas, on the assaying of with
chloroform, by M. Rabourdin,.
Cinchonine, on sulphate of in inter-
mittent fever, by Dr. Thomsen,
Claussen's Flax process,

257

68

· 437

89

237

160

Cassia Lignea, (cinnamomum aromat-
icum, Nees), M. Dumeril on,

93

239

320

Coal, anthracite, the ashes of, by Mr.
J. B. Bunce,

64

Casts of models, composition for

taking,

511

Coal, carbonisation of in ovens, on the
composition of the gases produced
in the, by M. Ebelmen,
Cobalt, researches on, by M. Fremy,395, 445
Cochineal, adulteration of,
Cochineal, fumigation with cherry-
laurel water, the use of the vegetable
acids, &c. on the comparative value
of in the treatment of hooping-cough,
by Dr. Pavesi,

Cod liver-oil, new mode of adminis-
tering,

Cod liver-oil, on the use of in the
treatment of phthysis, by Dr.
Lewick,

Codeine and iodine, ou a compound of,
by Dr. T. Anderson,

Codein, preparation and analysis of,
by Dr. Anderson,

Collodion applied to burns,

573

355

Chloroform, antiseptic property of, by

Dr. Augend,

426

Collodion, on the use of in photogra
phy, by F. S. Archer, Esq.,

573

332

424

14

165

239

257

114

309

Collodion, prepared, Mr. F. Scott
Archer's, directions for using for ob-
taining instantaneous positive and
negative pictures, by Mr. F. Horne. 516
Coloration of vegetables, on the, by
M. Morot,
Coloring matter of the Morus Tinc-
toria, on the, by M. R. Wagner,
Colors, on a mode of defining and na-
ming, according to a systematic and
practical method, and application of
such means to the definition and de-
nomination of a great number of na-
tural bodies and artificial products,
by M. Chevreul,
Colors for painting on porcelain, (used
at Dresden, preparation of,
Colors used in painting on porcelain,
preparation of the,

460

925

73

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168

232

Colors, simultaneous contrast of, on
the necessity of studying the, by M.
Chevreul,
Compounds, organic, on the chemical
nomenclature of, by Dr. Daubeny, 544
Conia, sulphate of cadmium, &c., in
certain species of ophthalmia, by
Dr. Fronmüller,
Copaiba, balsam of, process for depri-
ving of its disagreeable taste and
odor, and enveloping it with a sac-
charine covering under the form of
pills or comfit, by M. Chervet,
Copaiba, observations on, by Mr. W.
Procter, jun.,

524

472

Copper, certain method of assaying by
electro-chemical action,

Eddoes, see Ashes,.

524

Copper, dimorphism of, by Mr. W. P.

Blake,

63

Copper, to coat iron with,

175

446

Copper, protoxide and peroxide of,
separation of the, by H. Rose,
Copper, salts of, on the action of sal-
ammoniac in the oxidation of color-
ing matters by the, by MM. C.
Koechlin and E. M. Plessy, 213, 216
Copper and silver, on the corrosion of

in sea-water, of an alloy composed
of, by Aug. A. Hayes,
Coprolites, or fossil manure, by Mr.
İsaiah Deck,

499

362

Creatine, a constituent of the flesh of

the Cetacea, by Dr. Price,

51

Curare, researches on, by MM. Pe-
louze and Cl, Bernard,

185

Cyanogen, chloride of, on the action of
on pyroxylic spirit, by Senor Eche-
varria, of Madrid,
Cyperus Esculentus, see Chufa.

390

Daturia, detection of in the urine,
Daturia, on atropia and, by Dr. A.
Von Planta,
Death of Richard Phillips, Esq. F.R.S. 431
Dechenite, Dr. C. Bergemann on,
Depilatories, observations on the sul-
phurets of arsenic considered as, by
M. F. Boudet,

Diamagnetism and magne-crystallic
action, by Dr. J. Tyndall,

Diamond, on a peculiar form pro-
duced in a, when under the influ-
ence of the voltaic arc, by Mr. J. P.
Gassiot,
Diffusion of liquids, Professor Graham

Eggs of the carp, chemical investiga-
tions on the, by M. Gobley,
Electricity, researches on the causes
which disengages, in vegetables, and
on vegeto-terrestrial currents, by M.
Becquerel,
Electrochemical effects, on the, pro-
duced under the influence of light,
by M. Edmund Becquerel,
Electro-coloring of polished metallic
objects, by M. Bergeat,
Electro-magnetic power,
Electrotype process, on the large scale,
the copper solutions employed in the,
on a means of maintaining in a con-
stant state of saturation, by M.
Phillipp,
Emery, on a method of determining
the effective hardness of, with obser-
vations on its chemical composition,
by Dr. J. Lawrence Smith,
Emerylite, Dr. J. Lawrence Smith on 400
Emetic, tartar, on the external use of
an aqueous solution of, by Dr. C.
Cloc.
Emmenagogue, Japanese the Key-tse-
Sing, by Dr. Williams,

360

239

431

ner on,

398

399

305

Ephesite, Dr. J. Lawrence Smith on
Ergot of rye and its fixed oil, Dr.
Bertrand on,

251

427

87

Ether, carbonic, on a new method of
forming, by M. Adolphe Wurtz
Ether, chlorated hydrochloric, M. Mi-

402

alhe on,

236

487

3

Ether, hydriodic, action of and physio-
logical effects of, by M. Huétte,
Ether, on a peculiar property of, and
some essential oils, by Dr. C. F.
Schoenbein,

91

357

Ethers, a new class of, researches on a,