CONTENTS OF VOL. XLII.

PAGES

Juvenile Employment. By John S. Samuel, F.R.S. E.,

The Study of Intra-Molecular Change. By T. S. Patterson,

D.Sc., Ph.D., Waltonian Lecturer in Organic Chemistry

in the University of Glasgow,

The Rate of Transformation of Syn- into Anti- Oximes. By T.

S. Patterson, D.Sc., Ph.D., Waltonian Lecturer and

Lecturer in Organic Chemistry in the University of Glas-

gow; and Andrew McMillan, M.A., B.Sc., late 1851

Exhibition Scholar of the University of Glasgow,

I-9

10-25

26-33

Extension of City Boundaries, By Ex-Councillor John Dallas,

34-54

Some Results of Archæology in Palestine. By Rev. T. H.

Weir, M. R. A.S.,

55-70

Fergusson and Burns: the Shaping of a Poet.

Beaumont, B. A.,

By Mr Frank

71-92

The Writings of the Younger Disraeli. By Professor John

Hepburn Millar, M.A., LL.B.,

93-110

Education and Commerce. By J. Montgomery, Director of the

School of Commerce, University of Liverpool, .

III-124

On the Magnetic Properties of Nickel-Manganese Alloys. By

James G. Gray, D.Sc., F. R.S. E., President of the Mathe-

matical and Physical Section,

125-130

The Origin of Magnetic Storms. By Alexander D. Ross,

M.A., D.Sc., F.R.A.S., Lecturer on Natural Philosophy

in the University of Glasgow,

131-136

Lunacy in Relation to Public Health Administration. By Dr

John Carswell,

137-148

PAGES

M.A., B.Sc.,

The Geographical Basis of Nationality. By Thomas M'Michael,

Memoir of the late John Mann, C.A.,

149-158

159-163

PLATES.

I. JOHN MANN, C.A., Hon. Treasurer, 1866-1909, and
Hon. Vice-President thereafter,

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