Excerpt from Nature, Vol. 82: A Weekly Illustrated Journal of Science; November, 1909, to February, 1910 Jupiter, Scriven Bolton, 128; Observations of Jupiter, H. E. Lau and C. Luplau-jannsen, 202; Dr. H. H. Kritzinger, 202 Simultaneous Disappearances of Jupiter's Satellites 1800 - 1999, Enzo Mora, 320; the Design of Spectrographs, J. Plaskett, 140; the Astronomical Society of Wales, 140; British Astronomical Association, 140; The Danger of the Comet, E. C. Andrews, Prof. C. A. Young, 162; Discovery of a New Cornet 19096, Prof. Daniel, 165; Daniel's Comet, 1goge, Prof. Daniel, 201; Dr. Ebell, 201, 227; Elements and Ephemeris for Daniel's Cornet, 1909e, Dr. Ebell, 292; Observations of, M. Borrelly, 299; P. Chofardet, 299; a Possible Identification of Comet igoge, P. H. Cowell, 427; Elliptic Elements and an Ephemeris for Daniel's Comet, 19090, Dr. Ebell, 468; Ephemeris for Daniel's Comet, 1goge, 500; Absorption of Light in Space, Prof. Kapteyn, 166; Copernicus Anticipated, Pierre Duhem, 166; Star Almanac and Calendar for 1910, 166; How to Study the Stars, L. Rudaux, 187; How to Identify the Stars, Dr. 7illis I. Milham, 187; Collected \yorks of Sir W'illiam Herschel, Dr. T. J. J. See, 189; a Solar Physics Observatory for Australia, 202; the Hamburg Observ atory, 202; Temperature Classification of Stars, Drs. Wilsing and Scheiner, 228; Dr. Nordmann, 228; a New Variable Star, or a Nova, Mme. Ceraski, 228; the Com panion to the Observatory, 228; Observations of Comets made at the Marseilles Observatory, M. Coggia, 239; History of Astronomy, Prof. G. Forbes, 245, Death of M. Bouquet de la Grye, 256; Obituary Notice of, 286; Periods in the Variation of Latitude, Jan Krassow ski, 259; the Planet Venus, Prof. Lowell, 260; Sextant Errors, Thos. Y. Baker, 276; Solar Activity and Mag netic Storms, Dr. 7. J. S. Lockyer, 293; Father Cortie, . 293; Michie Smith, 293; Star Swarms, Prof. Turner, 293; Herr Kostinsky, 293: a Large Nebula in Cetus, Prof. Vk'olf, 293; Annuaire Astronomique et Meteor ologique, 1910, 293; the Tercentenary of the Telescope, Dr. J. L. E. Dreyer, 190; J. A. Hardcastle, 308; a Bril lian-t Fireball, Mr. Denning, 320; Ancient Ideas-oi the Physical Leon Jaloustre, 320; Minor Planets, Dr. Neugebauer, 320; the Total Solar Eclipse of May 8, 320; Comets due to Return this Year, Mr. Lynn, 320; Other' Periodic Comets due to Return this Year, Dr. Hopfer. 378; Les Progres recents de l'astronomie Prof. Paul Stroobant. 336; Royal Astronomical Society's Gold Medal Awarded, 343; Discovery of a New Comet, 348 the New Comet 372, 409; E. Rolston, 372 Father Cortie, 440; mckeon, 440; Father Sid greaves, 441; Rev. J. Rowland, 441; Theodore Kensing ton, Eleonora Armitage, 441; Dr. F. J. Allen, 441 Prof. R. A. Gregory, 441; M. Giacobini, 441; M. Chofardet, 441 Mdlle. De Robeck, Mr. Keeling, 441 Dr. Albrecht, 441: MM. Deslandres. Bernard. And d'azambuja, 442; Dr. Schiller, 442; Gustave Gillman, 468; Lucien Rudaux, 468; Mr. Hinks, 468; MM. Luizet and Guillaume, 468; M. Borrelly, 468.
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