Science ; A triple-decker novel for childrens. Home from school, Tom and his sisters are treated to an exposition of the physical operations at play in different toys, sports and pastimes. The sprightly text is enlivened by many comic disputes between the childrens enlightened father and the vicar, Mr. Twaddleton. The second part of vol.II abandons science for the novel of property, a swindler is exposed, lovers united, etc.

v. 1. Methods and results. - v. 2 Darwiniana. - v. 3 Science and education. - v. 4 Science and Hebrew tradition. - v. 5 Science and Christian tradition. - v. 6 Hume. - v. 7 Man's place in nature. - v. 8 Discourses, biological and geological. - v. 9 Evolution and ethics

Vols. 45, 47, 48, 50 and 52 were published as Quarterly issue, v. 1-5, 1903-10, designed as a medium for the early publication of the results of researches and for reports of a preliminary nature; this form of publication was discontinued after v. 52; Smithsonian Institution Libraries, Gift of Nancy M. Prichard

Science

Indexed for the years 1800-86 in the society's Catalogue of scientific papers; Issues for 1792-1852 have no vol. numbering but constitute v. 82-142; Publication suspended 1679-82; information for this period published in its Philosophical collections; Continued in 2 sections: Ser. A, Mathematical and physical sciences; and, Ser. B, Biological sciences; Vols. 1-46 are facsimile reprints by Johnson Reprint Corp., New York, 1963

Sewerage