CHAPMAN (EDWARD J.)--Notes on the Drift Deposits of Western Canada, and on the ancient extension of the Lake Area of that region.... On the Geology of Belleville and vicinity. (Ill.)... On Wolfram from Chief-Island, Lake Couchiching On the Position of Lievrite in the Mineral Series ...... On some Blow-pipe reactions.. Lake Currents. (Ill.) Mineral Springs of Canada.. Note on the Presence of Phosphorus in Iron Wire CLARK (LEVI J.)-Formation of Toronto Island. CROFT (HENRY).-Gas Patents The Action of Air on Alkalic Arsenites DALE (T. NELSON).—On New England Upper Silurian.. (Ill.). DE CEW (JOHN).-Age of the Oriskany Sandstone Arsenic and Sulphur as Metallurgical Agents in the Treatment of Canadian Auriferous and Argentiferous Ores.. IV. ELLIS (WILLIAM HENRY).—On a fragment of Silicified Wood from the Rocky Mountains II. xiv. A California Borax Deposit II. XV. 348-53 328-9 FLEMING (SANDFORD).-Toronto Harbor, Formation and Preservation charts GILBERT (G. R.)-Old Shore Lines in the Ontario Basin.... Davenport Gravel Drift. (Ill.).......... PAGE. GILBERT (JAMES).—The Arizona Copper Mine HARVEY (ARTHUR).-The Geology of N. W. Lake Superior. Contributions to Geology in Canadian Institute's Trans- HIND (HENRY YOULE).—Notes on the Geology of Toronto HUNT (THOS. STERRY).—On the Formation of Magnesian Limestones. SERIES. VOL. II. ii. 321-24 (IN.) III. vii. 218-25 On the Origin and Metamorphosis of some Sedimentary Erosion. (Ill.)...... KENNEDY (WILLIAM).--The Central Basin of Tennessee, a study of LACHLAN (MAJOR R.)—On the periodical rise and fall of the Lakes.. ...... Diabase Dykes of Rainy Lake LENNOX (THOMAS H.)—-On the Fossil Sharks of the Devonian...... III. LOGAN (SIR WM. E.)-On the Physical Structure of the Western District of Upper Canada. (Maps) I. MCRAE (JOHN C).-Geological formations at Port Colborne. (Ill.).... III. vi. 46, 338-41 MILLETT (JOHN R. A.)—On the Mineral wealth of Nova Scotia PANTON (T. HOYES).—Places of Geological Interest near Medicine Hat III. ROBB (CHAS.)-Observations on the Physical Geology of the Western SERIES. VOL. PAGE. SMITH (J. F., JR.)-Fossils of the Hudson River Group, Toronto..... SCHUTT (F. T.)-Canadian Apatite.... THOMSON (J. L.)—On the cause of Glacier Motion... WOOD (HERBERT R.)—The Kaministiquia Silver-bearing Belt... II. iv. ... 450-52 HISTORY (See also Archæology, Classical Philology, Ethnology ANON.-Lands and Population in the United States and Upper Canada.. BLACK (ALEXANDER D.)-Genesis of the Heaven and the Earth. (Tit.) III. IV. The Discoverer of the Great Falls of Labrador.. IV. ii. 332-41 BROWNING (T. B.)—The Chamberlain Treaty—1888. (Tit.)... CAMPBELL (REV. J.)-The Pharoah of the Exodus Identified in the III. iv. 175 CANNIFF (WILLIAM).—Survey of Niagara Township..... CRUIKSHANK (CAPT. ERNEST)-Administration of Lt. -Gov. Simcoe. IV. HIND (H. Y.)—A Glance at the Political and Commercial Importance of HOUSTON (WILLIAM.)—First Legislative Work of Upper Canada.. IV. KINGSFORD (R. E.)-The Campaign of 1815. (Map).... LANGTON (J.)-Early Discoveries of the French in North America. (Map) II. ii. 393-406 MACDONELL (HON. ALEX.)—Diary of Governor Simcoe's Journey.. IV. i. 128-39 MORICE (REV. A. G., O.M.I.)-The Western Dénés. (Ill.) O'SULLIVAN (D. A.)—Experiments in Governing Canada.. SCADDING (REV .HENRY).—Lahontan.... Yonge and Dundas Sts. (Ill.) SERIES, VOL. PAGE. II. xiii. 304-29 II. XV. 615-41 55-72; Canadian Local History (The 1st Gazetteer of U. Canada). 'I. χίν. Toronto of Old 227-62, 333-54, 431-8, 514-32; xiii. 82-112, 179-91, 256-68, 355-78, 43352, 562-80. SPENCER (J. W.)-The Iroquois Beach. (Tit.) STUPART (CAPT., R.N.)—Whence did the Scandinavians Obtain their Knowledge of the Compass? TYRRELL (J. B.)-David Thompson, The Pioneer Geographer of the North-West WILSON (SIR DANIEL).—Science in Rupert's Land. Historical Footprints in America Higher Education for Women The Genius of Scott Alexander Gordon the Antiquary .. III. vi. 31 III. v. 44-55 ii. 159-75 JURISPRUDENCE AND LAW (See also History and Psychology.) O'SULLIVAN (D. A.)—Jurisprudence of Insanity PROUDFOOT (HON. W.)-Some Effects of Christianity on Legislation. IV. RAE (G. M.)-Should the Privilege of Making Wills be Restricted...... III. vi. 43 WILSON (SIR DANIEL).-The Law of Copyright.... II. xii. 415-29 LINGUISTICS (See also Archæology, Classical Philology, Ethnology and History.) ASSIKINACK (F.)—(A Warrior of the Odahwahs) The Odahwah Indian Language BROWNING (T. B.)—Elocutionary Drill Chart. (IU...)....... The Khitan Languages; the Aztec and its Relations... III. CHAMBERLAIN (A. F.)-Relationship of the American Languages.... III. i. 282-99 V. The Catawba Language .... The Mississagua Language. (Tit.) Language of the Mississaguas of Lake Scugog.. HALE (HORATIO).-Development of Language. III. 57-76 vi. 8-10 HOUSTON (WM.)—Old English Spelling and Pronunciation... The Science of English KELLOGG (REV. DR. S. H.)-Modern Hindi as related to the Sanskrit and Prakrit. III. vii. MACLEAN (REV. JOHN).—Indian Languages and Literature in Mani toba, North-West Territories and British Columbia...... III. V. MCNISH (REV. DR. N.)-Language and Literature of Brittany.. III. V. 215-18 76-84 ROUSE (M. L.)-On the Number, Nature and Musical Character of Analogy Between Consonants and Musical Instruments.. SCADDING (REV. DR.)—A Note on the Etymon of Ontario.. Phonetic Anomalies Observed in some Modern Forms of SPENCE (DAVID).-Peculiarities and External Relations of the Gaelic SQUAIR (JNO.)—A Contribution to the Study of the Franco-Canadian TOUT (CHAS. HILL).--The Study of Language III. V. 165-73 VANDERSMISSEN (W. H.)—On the Nature of Roots and Words LITERATURE (See also Archæology, Art and Ethnology.) MACNISH (REV. N.)-The Poems of Ossian..... Leaves they have Touched. II. xiv. 73-124, 315-47, 479-502, 597-634; xv. Early Gazetteer and Map Literature of Western Canada.. II. XV. 23-45 .II. xv. 259-76, SMITH (GOLDWIN).-The Lamps of Fiction (an address).. |