LISBON -- 1753 2. Villa Nova Portugal, T. A. de. A pref. que entre nós merece o establecimento dos mercados ao uso das feiras de anno para o commercio intrinseco: - A cultura dos terrenos baldios que ba no termo da Villa de Ourem. Lacerdɔ Lɔbɔ, C B. de. Cultura das vinhas de Portugal. - Amorim Castro, J. de. A cochonilba do Brazil. Cabral, E. O paul de otta, suas causas e seu remedio; Os damnos causados pelo Téjo nas suas ribanceiras. - Ferreira da Camara, M. Obs. ácerca do carvao de pedra que se encontra na Freguezia da CarFragoso de Sequeira, J. P. Cultura e utilidade dos castanheiros na comarca de Portalegre; Sobre as azinheiras, sovereiras, e carvalhos do Além Téjo. Canha Pe330a, J. M. da. Fábricas de ferro de Figueiró. Andrada e Silva, J. B. de. A pesca das baleas e extracção do seu azeite. VaVandelli, D. rías misturas de materias vegetacs na factura dos chapéos; - Sobre o modo de aproveitar o carvao de pedra, e os paos bituminosos deste reino. voeira. de. 3. Neves Portugal, A. 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ConsiBelmont, dérations sur l'état présent du Canada. 1738.L'abbé de. Histoire du Canada. Relation du siége de Québec. 1759. Jugement impartial sur les opérations milit. de la campagne en Canada, en 1759. - Ré. flections sommaires sur le commerce qui s'est fait en Canada. Histoire de l'eau-de-vie en Canada. Mémoires sur le Canada, 1749-60, [par S- de C-]. Québec, 1838. 8°. Sewell, J. Transactions. Quebec, 1829-31. 2 v. 8°. Contents. Vol. 1. List of officers. Inaug. address. Bayfield, H. W. Geology of Lake Superior. - Green, Wm. Colouring materials produced in Canada; Notes on the country about the Falls of Montmorenci; On the myrtus cerifera, or myrtle wax shrub. Bonnycastle, R. H. Meteorol. phenomena observed in Canada; On a few of the rocks and minerals of Upper Canada. - Stuart, A. Notes on the Saguenay country; - Ancient Etruscans, Tyrrhenians, or Tuscans. - Baddeley, F. H. 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Sketches of the Tête de Boule Indians. - - Sheppard, W. Notes on some of the plants of Lower Canada. - Wilkie, D. On length and space. - Baddeley, F. H. Addit. notes on the geognosy of St. Paul's Bay; - On the localities of metallic minerals in the Canadas. - Grammar of the Huron language, by a missionary of the village of Huron Indians; tr. by J. Wilkie. Berthelot, A. Sur le canon de bronze trouvé en 1826, sur un banc de sable, dans le fleuve St. Laurent. Sewell, Chief Justice. Notes upon the dark days of Canada; - On stoves used in Russia for warming dwelling houses. Shireff, A. Topog. notices of the country between the mouth of the Rideau and Penetanguishine. - Mather, C. Autograph Jetter on witcheraft. - Perrault, J. F. Plan raisonné d'éducation générale et permanente. - Letters on minerals, mineral waters. - List of donations. Catalogue of the library. Catalogue of instruments and apparatus. Skey, J. Address. - 2 maps and a plan wanting. Voyages de découverte au Canada, 1534-42, par J. Quartier, le sieur de Roberval, J. A. de Xanctoigne, etc. Quebec, 1843. 8°. Note. Also Deux lettres de J. Noel sur la découverte des saults en Canada, 1587. Appendices Deser. de Québec, et de ses environs en 1608, extr. des Voyages de Champlain et divers extraits rel. au lieu de l'hivernement de Jacques Quartier en 1535-36. Contents. Vol. 1. Laws and regulations; with a list of the members. Bell, G. On the opinion that the animal body possesses the power of generating cold. — Henry, T. Advantages of literature and philosophy, and especially on the consistency of literary and philosophical with commercial pursuits; - Preservation of sea water from putrefaction by quicklime; added, an account of a machine for impregnating fluids with fixed air. Eason, A. On crystallization. Barnes, T. -- Wall. M. The symFalconer, W. The Nature of poetry; The affinity between the arts. Aikin, J. The different success, with respect to health, of some attempts to pass the winter in high northern latitudes. Polier, C. de. The pleasure from the exercise of taste. - Wimpey, J. Economical registers. Barnes, T. Pleasures which the mind receives from contemplating scenes of distress.- Bew, G. Blindness, and the employment of the other senses to supply the loss of sight. Massey, J. Saltpetre. Hall, S. That a taste for the beauties of nature and the fine arts has no influence favourable to morals. Eason, A. Use of acids in bleaching linen. bols of the planets and metals. knowledge of the ancients; Influence of the scenery of a country on the manners of its inhabitants; - - Style and taste of gardening among the ancients. - Percival, T. Tribute to C. de Polier. - White, C. Regeneration of animal substances. - Hunting, shooting, fishing, as compatible with humanity. Fothergill, A. Longevity. Barnes, T. Influence of the imagination and the passions upon the understanding. - Eason, A. Ascent of vapour. Kershaw, T. Comparative merit of the ancients and the moderns with respect to the imitative arts. - Wimpey, J. Impropriety of allowing a bounty to encourage the exportation of corn. White, C. Natural history of the cow. Henry, T. Magnesian earth.. 2. Barnes, T. Public and private education; - Ex. tension of liberal education in Manchester; Plan of liberal education for young men designed for civil and active life. - Constitutions of the college of arts and sciences in Manchester. - Watson, R. Orichalcum. Wall, M. Origin of the vegetable fixed alkali, with obs. on nitre. Johnstone, J. Life and writings of Prof. Gregory. -Falconer, Dr. Knowledge of the ancients resp. glass. Percival, T. On the different quantities of rain which fall at different heights over the same spot of ground, with a letter from B. Franklin; Perceptive power of vegetables. - Delaval, E. H. Cause of the permanent colours of opake bodies. - Henry, T. Ferments and fermentation. Wakefield, G. Origin of alphabetical characters. Turner, W. Crimes and punishments. Percival, T. Experimental philosophy; Influence of fixed air on vegetation. White, C. A thigh bone of uncommon length. - Franklin, B. Meteorological imaginations and conjectures. White, T. Subterraneous cavern at Paris. Nicholson, W. New instrument for measuring specific gravity. Currie, J. Memoirs of Dr. Bell. Bell, Dr. Thesis, De physiologia plantarum; tr. Wall, M. Phenomena which take place between oil and water. - Percival, T. Attraction and repulsion. - Wall, Dr. Two letters in reply. - Barnes, T. Voluntary power of the mind over bodily sensation. Percival, T. Sufferings of a collier confined in a coal pit. Rush, B. Obs. during his attendance as physician-general of the military hospitals of the United States. — Delivery of the gold and silver medals to E. A. Delaval and T. Henry, Jr. - 3. Percival, T. Principles and limits of taxation; Attraction and repulsion.- Ferriar, J. Popular illusions, and particularly medical demonology;- Dramatic writings of Massinger. Henry, T. Bills of mortality for Manchester and Salford;- A person becoming shortsighted in age. Henry, T., Jr. Increase of weight during cooling. - Banks, -. Floating of cork balls. — Rush, B. Population, etc., in Penn. — - Percival, T. Operation of medicines. — Ferriar, J. Vital principle. - Roscoe, W. Comparative excellence of the sciences and arts. - Clayton, R. Cretins of the Vallais. -Hey, Mr. Eye of the seal. Falconer, W. Knowledge of the ancients resp. electricity. Barritt, T. Druidical remains near Halifax. Ferriar, J. Ancient monument in Huln Abbey. Sharp, R. Nature and utility of eloquence. Rotherham, J. Properties of geometrical series in a problem thought indeterminate. Wood, J. Halos. Henry, T. Wool, silk, and cotton, in dyeing. Cooper, T. History of physiognomy; Foundation LITERARY of civil government; Art of painting among the an. Glory. cients. Haygarth, J. - Willis, T. Fusion of platina. Watt, J., Jr. Acrated barytes; -Combinations of the terra ponderosa. Principle of taxa tion. - 4, pt. 1. Gough, J. Lakes more numerous than at present. Ferriar, J. Argument against materialism; Comments on Sterne. Willis, T. Blue colours from soda phosporata. - Aikin, J. The impression of reality attending dramatic representations. Gregory, G. Uses of classical learning. Riddell, R. Ancient carved stone monuments in Scotland. - Harvey, S. On alphabetical characters. - Henry, P. Action of metallic oxydes and earths upon oils. Copland, A. Ancient mode of sepulture in Scotland. - Garnett, T. Meteorological obs. on the western coast of Great Britain. 4, pt. 2. Gough, J. Laws of motion of a cylinder;Exper. on the vegetation of seeds. Falconer, W. History of sugar. - Beddoes, T. Letter to T. Henry; Obs, on flints of chalk-beds. — Hoffman, F. Plica Polonica. Copland, A. Combustion of dead bodies. Richardson, T. On planting waste land. Inverse method of central forces. — Ferriar, J. Use of ancient terrassed works. - Bardsley, S. A. Hydrophobia. Barritt, T. Origin of anc. carved pillars and obelisks in Gr. Brit. Meteorological observations. 5, pt. 1. Bardsley, S. A. Party-prejudice. - Dalton, J. Vision of colours. Uredale, R. Founder of Huln Abbey. Gough, J. Variety of voices. - Gisborne, T. Benefits of societies for the advancement of literature, etc. Anderson, J. Universal character. - Holme, Dr. Inverse method of central forces. Collier, J. Iron and steel. - -Rupp, T. L. Priestley's experiments on atmospheric air. White, C. Three kinds of timber trees. — Lambe, W. Mineral springs at Leamington Priors. Guthrie, M. Persian cotton tree. — Hoyle, T., Jr. Oxygenated muriat of potash. - Collier, J. Distillation of ardent spirit. Brown, W. Universal written charac ter. - Rupp, T. L. Bleaching with the oxygenated muriatic acid. Fisher, M. Change of colour in a negro. 5, pt. 2. Walker, G. Tragedy. Dalton, J. Obs. whether the quantity of rain and dew is equal to the water carried off by rivers; with enquiry on springs; Power of fluids to conduct heat, with reference to Rum. ford's essay. Banks,-. Velocity of air issuing out of a vessel; with instrument to measure the force of the blast in bellows. — Walker, G. The beautiful in the human form; - Defence of learning and arts against Rousseau. Hull, J. Nervous systems of animals. - Dalton, J. Heat and cold produced by mechanical condensation and rarefaction of air; Mixed gases; force of steam; evaporation; expansion of gases by heat. Barritt, T. Antiques found in the Ribble. - Henry, W. Materiality of heat. - Gough, J. Method whereby men judge by the ear of the position of sonorous bodies; — Theory of compound sounds. Dalton, J. Meteorolog. obs. at Manchester. Barritt, T. Roman inscription in Cas tlefield, Manchester. - Note to Henry's paper on heat. 2d series. Vol. 1. Alexander, W. Effects of opium. Walker, G. Machinery of the ancient epic poem. Gibson, B. Effect of madder root on the of animals. - Bardsley, S. A. Use and abuse of popular sports and exercises. - Grant, J. Reverie. — Dalton, J. Enquiry into the proportion of the several gases or elastic fluids constituting the atmosphere; Tendency of elastic fluids to diffusion through each other; Absorption of gases by water. - Gough, J. Property of caoutchouc; - Theory of mixed gases, and state of water in the atmosphere. Gibson, B. Use of the sutures in the skulls of animals. Walker, G. Moral influence of history; Natural and moral philos ophy, and the proper manner of philosophising. Holland, J. History and historians. Gough, J. Reply to Dalton's objections to a late theory of mixed gases. Dalton, J. Remarks on Gough's essays on mixed gases; and on Schmidt's experiments on expansion of air by heat. 2. Sharp, J. To ascertain whether the force of steam be in proportion to the generating heat. Dalton, J. Respiration and animal heat. Dewar, H. Principles by which the importance of foreign cominerce ought to be estimated. Johns, W. Figurative language. - Ewart, P. Measure of moving force. - Nicholson, M. Effect produced by a stroke of lightning. Gough, J. Vis viva; Ebbing and flowing well at Giggleswick; with a theory of reciprocating fountains; On summer birds of passage, and on migration. Henry, W. Theories of the excitement of galvanic electricity; - Eudiometer, and other apparatus employed in experiments on Uric acid. gases; Martin, W. Rottenstone. Jarrold, T. National character. Wildbore, C. Dem. onstration of Lawson's geometical theorems. LITERARY -- 1756 Combinations of carbonic acid and ammonia; — Analysis of spring and mineral waters. Henry, T. Memoirs of C. White. - - Otley, J. Floating island in Derwent Lake. - - Creighton, H. Refractive powers of muriatic acid and water. - Turner, W., Jr. Origin of alphabetical characters. — Kennedy, J. Progress of the cotton trade in Gr. Brit. White, J. New system of cog wheels. - - Longmire, J. B. Flexibility of mineral substances, and causes of creeps in old coal mines. Otley, J. Black lead mine in Borrowdale, Cumberland. Smethurst, R. A white solar rainbow. — - Moore, J., Jr. Remarks, Westmoreland and Cumberland, 1815. Henry, W. Tribute to T. Henry. - Carbutt, E. Signs of ideas. Lucas, S. Deoxidation of metals, particularly silver and copper. - Wood, K. Callous tumour. Kenrick, J. Possibility of reconciling the Scriptural and profane accounts of the Assyrian monarchy. Parkes, S. Manufacture of tin plate. Gough, J. Laws of statical equilibrium. Henry, W. The gas from coal. - Kennedy, J. Effects of the poor laws. Dalton, J. Sulphuric ether; Obs. on the barometer, etc., 1794-1818. 4. Robinson, S. Life of Ferdoosee. Dalton, J. Oil, and the gases obtained from it by heat; - Obs. in meteorology, with regard to the dew-point. Wood, K. Local prevalence of idiotism, and its connection with goitre. Blackwall, J. Periodical birds observed near Manchester; Notes of birds. - Greg, R. H. Site of Troy: Round towers of Ireland. Hodgkinson, E. Transverse strain, and strength of materials. Dalton, J. Saline impregnation of the rain, Dec. 5, 1822; -Nature and properties of indigo. Tayler, J. J. Nature of genius. Blackwall, J. Of the cuckoo. Whatton, W. Armorial bearing of Manchester, and on the descent of the baronial family of Grelley. Henry, W. Analysis of aeriform compounds of nitrogen. 5. Gibson, E. Curve of quickest descent in reference to Ewart's problem memoirs. — Otley, J. Floating isl and of Derwent Lake. - Kennedy, J. Influence of machinery. Blackwall, J. Remarkable fact in the natural history of the swallow tribe; Meteorol. obs. in Crumpsall; -Anthelia obs. in ascending Snowdon; White lunar rainbow; Twinkling of the stars; Injury done to the foliage of the oaks. - Hopkins, T. State of Britain at its conquest by the Romans. Moore, J. Study of entomology, and on an insect which devours the leaves of the gooseberry bush. Dalton, J. Nature of the rock strata. Thomson, W. Nat. hist. of Llandudno parish. Potter, J. Weights of gases. Hadfield, W. Astron. obs. at Ivy Cottage to determine its latitude and longitude. Hopkins, T. Diverging streams of compressed air. Otley, J. On 'a floating island at Newberry Port, by A. Pettingall'. — Dalton, J. Rain at Geneva and St. Bernard; Effects of atmospheric pressure;-Quantity of food taken by a person in health. Fleming, T. Rain on the line of the Rochdale Canal. - Blackwall, J. Instincts of birds. Kennedy, J. Memoir of S. Crompton. Hodgkinson, E. Forms of the catenary in suspension bridges; on the chain bridge at Broughton; on the Menai bridge; and researches to ascertain the strength and best forms of iron beams. 6. Moore, J. Effects of frost on the blossoms of the jargonelle pear. Hadfield, W. Quantity of carbonic acid in the atmosphere. Greg, W. R. 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History of certain Anglo-Saxon roots nearly obsolete; - - Anglo-Saxon patronymics. Rawson, R. Summation of series. — Gibson, E. Pressure of steam which caused the explosion of the boiler of the Irk locomotive; - Roman public way from Manchester to Wigan. Joule, J. P. Specific heat of bodies. Just, J. Philosophy of farming. Sturgeon, W. Magnetic character of simple metals. 8. Williamson, W. C. Microscopical objects found in the mud of the Levant. - Hopkins, T. Atmospheric disturbances at Bombay. Binney, E. W. Origin of coal; Drift deposits of Manchester. Rawson, R. Discontinuous functions. Goodman, J. A new voltaic battery; Light, heat, electricity, and magnetism. Just, J. Maturation of grain. Rawson, R. Physical data. Joule, J. P. Electrical currents for ascertaining the specific heat of bodies. Smith, R. A. Water from peat and soil. - Sturgeon, W. Aurora Borealis; - Formation of clouds. Ransome, T. Analysis of a saline spring. Rawson, R. Laplace's theorem on attraction. - Binney, E. W. Geology of Low Furness. - Young, J. Deodorization of manures. - Holme, E. Progress of sculpture to the time of Phidias. 9. Clare, P., and Bateman, J. F. Report on rainfall. Kirkman, T. P. Mnemonic aids in the study of analysis. Hopkins, T. Formation of dew. — Sturgeon, W. Lightning and lightning conductors. — Goodman, J. Light, heat, electricity, magnetism, and gravitation. Just, J. Faults in farming. Joule, J. P. Heat. Binney, E. W. A mineral vein; - Vein of lead. - Calvert, F. C. Oxides and nitrates of lead. — Smith, R. A. A meteorite which fell at Allport. Fairbairn, W. Powers of the locomotive, and resistance of gradients; -Tubular girder bridges. Hopkins, T. Causes of unequal fails of rain. - Harley, R. Impossible and other surd equations. Finlay. Impossible equations. Leigh, J. Gas produced by distillation of tar and water; - Chemical changes attending the formation of coal; - Gaseous mixtures.- - Kirkman, T. P. Linear constructions. Binney, E. W. 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