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INDEX TO NOTES AND RECORDS, vols. 21 to 30 (1966 TO 1975) ry-iH IS is an index of authors and titles of articles and o f substantial mentions I in the articles of Fellows of the Society and others. The titles are entered under the first word, excluding the article and with die exception of forenames, and also under any other key-word appearing in the title. In title entries the author's name is given in round brackets after the title. Additionally, any substantial mention of a person in the text of an article is indexed under the name followed by the title in italic type. Proper names at the beginning of author or title entries are printed in bold type. Illustrations and particularly portraits are noted. Where the subject o f portraits included in an article are not named in the title, the names are given in square brackets after the reference to ports. There is no heading for the Royal Society, it being understood that this is the subject of the index as a whole. Appropriate headings will be found under the Society's activities and associa­ tions, e.g. Anniversary Dinner, Fellows, etc.

Academie des Sciences de , Les origines de 1’ (E. Faure-Fremiet), . port. [Mersenne], 21, 20-31 Adams, J. B. Four generations of nuclear , illus., port., 27, 75-94 Address at the Memorial Service for Sir Frederick Bawden, Treas. R.S. at the Church of St James, on 16 March 1972 (Sir ), port., 27, 177-180 Address at the Memorial Service for Sir Henry Dale, O.M., G.B.E., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey on n October 1968 (Lord Adrian), 24, 145 Address at the Memorial Service for Lord Fleck, of Saltcoats, K.B.E., Treas. R.S., at St Columba's Church of , , on 23 September 1968 (Lord Todd), 23, 127-128 Address at the Memorial Service for Lord Florey, o f Adelaide and Marston, O.M., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 28 March 1968 (Lord Adrian), 23, 29-30 Address at the Memorial Service for Sir Harold Hartley, F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 17 October 1972 (R. V. Jones), 27, 181-184 Address at the Memorial Service for Sir Cyril Hinshelwood, O.M., F.R.S., at Holy Trinity Church, Brompton Road, London, on 20 November 1967 (Sir Harold Hartley), 23, 21-22 Address at the Memorial Service o f Sir Robert Robinson, O.M., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 29 April 1975 (Lord Todd), 30, 1-4 324 Address at the Service of Memorial and Thanksgiving for Sir John Cockcroft, O.M., K.C.B., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 17 October 1967 (R. Spence), 23, 31-32 Address at Westminster Abbey, on the occasion of the tercentenary of the Royal Observatory (Sir Bernard Lovell), 30, 127-132 Adrian, Lord. Address at the Memorial Service for Lord Florey, o f Adelaide and Marston, O.M., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 28 March 1968, 23, 29-30 Address at the Memorial Service for Sir Henry Dale, O.M., G.B.E., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 11 October 1968, 24, 145 Aether hypothesis, Newton’s revival of, and the explanation o f gravitational attraction (Joan L. Hawes), 23, 200-212 Airy, Sir George, Sir , F.R.S. (1801-1892) and the discovery and correction of astigmatism. (J. R. Levene), illus. port., 21, 180-199 Sir G. B. Airy, F.R.S. (1801-1892) and the symptamology of migraine (J. R. Levene), 30, 15-24 In Victorian physicists and speed , regulation 26, 206-212 In The Royal Observatory and the study of gravitation, port., 30, 13 3-140 Aldabra Research Station (D. J. H. Griffin), illus., 29, m -1 2 0 Allibone, T. E. The Club of the Royal College of , the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers and their relationship to the Royal Society Club, 22, 186-192 The Thursday’s Club called the Club o f the Royal Philosophers, and its relation to the Royal Society Club, 26, 73-80 and the Clubs o f the Royal Society, 28, 195-206 Amaldi, E. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1966, 22, 1-7 Andrade, E. N. da C. The preservation of scientific manuscripts and records, 21, 102-107 Some reminiscences of Ernest Marsden’s days with Rutherford at Man­ chester, 23, 247-250 Animal Club; Assistant Society to the Royal Society (N. G. Coley), 22, 173-185 Anniversary Dinner, (1965)* 21, 1-11; (1966), 22, 1-11; (1967), 23, 14-20; (1968), 24, 136-144; (1969), 25, 1-8; (1970), 26, 5-14; (1971), 27, 95-102; (1972), 28, 1-10; (1973), 29, 1-10; (1974), 30, 5-14 Arkwright, Sir Richard. Sir Richard Arkwright and his patent granted in 1769 (R. L. Hills), illus. port., 24, 254-260 Arundel House. In Former homes of the Royal Society, illus., 22, 12 325 Assistant Editor to the Society, Mr J. C. Graddon, Retirement of, 27, 325- 326 Association of Thomas Beddoes, M.D., with James Watt, F.R.S. (F. F. Cart­ wright), illus., port. 22, 131-143 Astigmatism, Sir George Biddell Airy, F.R.S. (1801-1892) and the discovery and correction of(J. R. Levene), illus.y ., 21, 180-199 Astronomer Royal, first, The library of the Rev. (E. G. Forbes), 28, 119-144 Aubrey, J. John Aubrey, F.R.S., John Lydall, and science at Commonwealth (R. G. Frank, Jr), Ulus., port., 27, 193-218 The Books presented to the Royal Society by John Aubrey, F.R.S., (J. Buchanan-Brown), 28, 167-194 Autobiography of , F.R.S. (C. J. Scriba), illus.y 25, 17-46 Automatic rain-gauge of Sir , F.R.S. (A. K. Biswas), illus.y 22, 94-104 Auzout-Hevelius controversy (N. S. Hetherington), 27, 103-106 Award of the to (M. J. Bartholomew), 30, 209- 218

Babbage, C. In Three drawings of Fellows by William Brockedony , port.f 26, 183-184 Background to the Joule-Mayer controversy (J. T. Lloyd), ports. [Tyndall, Tait], 25, 211-226 Bacon, F. In Experimentum Crucis, 2 3 ,173-174 Baker, H. Henry Baker, F.R.S.; Founder of the Bakerian Lecture (G. L’E. Turner), illus.y port., 29, 53-80 Bakerian Lecture. Henry Baker, F.R.S.; Founder of the (G. L’E Turner), Ulus., port., 29, 53-80 Balliol-Trinity Laboratories, Oxford, 1853-1940 (E. J. Bowen), illus., 25, 227-236 Banks, Sir Joseph. A Royal Society appointment with Venus in 1769: The voyage of Cook and Banks in th e Endea in 1768-1771 and its botanical results (W. T. Stearn), illus. , 24, 64-90 Sir , F.R.S., and the naming of the Kangaroo (Sir Raphael Cilento), 26, 157-162 Joseph Banks, at Skara Brae and Stennis, Orkney, 1772 (Averil M. Lysaght), Ulus., 28, 221-234 Some early letters from Joseph Banks (1743-1820), to William Phelp Perrin (1742-1820) (Averil M. Lysaght), 29, 91-100 326 Sir Joseph Banks, Sir William Jones and the Royal Society (G. Cannon), illus., 29, 205-230 In The Thursday's Club called the Club of the Royal and its relation to the Royal Society Club, 26, 73-80 Barometry, William Prout and (W. H. Brock), 24, 281-294 Bartholomew, M. J. The award of the Copley Medal to Charles Darwin, 30, 209-218 Bawden, Sir Frederick. Address at the memorial service for, Sir Frederick Bawden, Treas. R.S., at the Church of St James, Piccadilly on 16 March 1972 (Sir Alan Hodgkin), port., 27, 177-180 Bayes, T. Some manuscripts on electrical and other subjects attributed to Thomas Bayes, F.R.S. (R. W. Home) 29, 81-90 Beddoes, T. The association of Thomas Beddoes M.D. with James Watt, F.R.S. (F. F. Cartwright), Ulus., ports., 22,131-143 Beer, Sir Gavin de. See de Beer Bence-Jones, H. Henry Bence-Jones, M.D. F.R.S. (1813-1873) (N. G. Coley) 28, 31-56 Bennett, J. A. W ren’s last building? illus., 27, 107-118 Bibliography of recent books and articles dealing with the history o f the Royal Society or its Fellows, 21, 86-94, 207-211; 22, 198-206; 23, 109- 118, 253-259; 24, 175-180, 324-329; 25, 127-134, 245-250; 26, 119-124, 249-254; 27, 173-176, 329-334; 28, 151-156, 335-340; 29, 127-134, 279-284; 30, m-115, 263-266 , , F.R.S., Sir Joshua Reynolds, F.R.S., P.R.A., Benjamin West, P.R.A. and the invention of, (J. R. Levene), illus., ports., 27, 141-164 Birch, T. The History of the Royal Society, (London, 1756-1757), An index of proper names in, (Gail E. Scala), 28, 263-330 Biswas, A. K. The automatic rain-gauge of Sir Christopher Wren, F.R.S., illus., 22, 94-104 Edmond Halley, F.R.S., hydrologist extraordinary, 25, 47-58 Blackett, P. M. S. (later Lord Blackett). Speeches at Anniversary Dinners, (1965), 21, 7-11; (1966), 22, 7-11; (1967), 23, 16-20; (1968), 24, 141-144; (1969), 25, 4-8 Opening of the Cook Gallery at the National Maritime , Greenwich, on 17 July 1968, 24, 1-4 Rutherford, 27, 57-60 Memorial Meeting for Lord Blackett, O.M., C.H., F.R.S., at the Royal Society, on 31 October 1974 , 29,ports., 135-162 327 Bolam, Jeanne. The botanical works of , F.R.S. (1641-1712), illus., 27,219-232 Books presented to the Royal Society by John Aubrey, F.R.S. (J. Buchanan- Brown), 28, 167-194 Botanical works of Nehemiah Grew, F.R.S. (1641-1712) (Jeanne Bolam), illus., 27, 219-232 Boulton, M. In The ‘ Plain Story ofJames , 24, 207-209 Bowen, E. J. The Balliol-Trinity Laboratories, Oxford, 1853-1940, 25, 227-236 Boyd, Sirjohn. Sleeping Sickness.TheCastellani-Bruce Controversy, 28,93-110 Boyle, Lord. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1970, 26, 5-11 Boyle, R . The libraries of Newton, Hooke, and Boyle, (H. A. Feisenberger), 21, 42-55 Boyle, R. In The intellectual origins of the Royal Society, 23, 13 4-13 5 Bradley, R. Richard Bradley’s relationship with Sir (F. N. Egerton), 25, 59-78 Bridge-building, Contributions to the science of, in the nineteenth century by Henry Moseley, Hon.Ll.D., F.R.S. and William Pole, D.Mus., F.R.S. (T. M. Charlton), 30, 169-180 Bridgewater Treatises, Selection of the authors of the. (W. H. Brock), . [Bridgewater, Gilbert, Roget, Buckland], 21, 162-179 Brimelow, Sir Thomas, Speech at Anniversary Dinner, 1974, 30, 5-10 Britain’s heritage of scientific and technological records and manuscripts and of historic scientific instruments. (Sir Harold Hartley), 22, 37-39 Brock, W. H. The selection of the authors of the Bridgewater Treatises, ports. [Bridgewater, Gilbert, Roget, Buckland], 21, 162-179 Brock, W. H., William Prout and Barometry, 24, 281-294 Brockedon, W. William Brockedon, F.R.S. (1787-1854) (Lise Wilkinson), illus., ports., 26, 65-72 Three drawings of Fellows by William Brockedon, F.R.S., ports. [Babbage, Dalton & Faraday] (Lise Wilkinson), 26, 183-188 Brown, Joyce & Skempton, A. W. John and Edward Troughton, mathe­ matical instrument makers, illus., 27, 233-262 Bruce, Sir David. In Sleeping Sickness. The Castellani-Bruce Controversy (Sir John Boyd), 28, 93-110 Bryden, D. J. Note on a further portrait of James Short, F.R.S., illus., 24, 109-112 The Jamaican Observatories of Colin Campbell, F.R.S. and Alexander Macfarlane, F.R.S., illus., 24, 261-272 328 Buchanan-Brown, J. The books presented to the Royal Society by John Aubrey, F.R.S., 28, 167-194 Buckland, W. , F.R.S. (1784-1856) and an Oxford Geo­ logical Lecture, 1823 (J. M. Edmonds & J. A. Douglas), ., 30, 141-168 In The selection of the authors of the Bridgewater port., 21, 162-179 Bullock, Sir Alan. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1973, 29, 1-5 . In Former homes of the Royal , illus., 22, 17-19 Busts, The Society’s Portraits and (Gillian Hammill), 24, 156-168 Butler, C. C. Lord Blackett, 29, 153-155

Campbell, C. The Jamaican Observatories of Colin Campbell, F.R.S. and Alexander Macfarlane, F.R.S. (D. J. Bryden), illus., 24, 261-272 Cannizzaro, S. Stanislao Cannizzaro, F.R.S. (1826-1910) and the first Inter­ national Chemical Conference at Karlsruhe in i860. (Sir Harold Hartley), illus.,21, 56-63 Cannon, G. Sir William Jones, Sir Joseph Banks and the Royal Society, illus., 29, 205-230 Cantor, G. N. Thomas Young’s lectures at the Royal Institution, illus., 25, 87-112 Carlton House Terrace. Carlton House Terrace (Sir John Summerson), illus., 22, 20-22 The new home of the Royal Society (Lord Holford), illus., 22, 23-26 The Formal Opening of the Society’s new home by Her Majesty The Queen, Patron, on 21 November 1967, illus., 23, 1-10 Notes on the decoration of the main features of Carlton House Terrace (Lord Holford), illus., 23, 11-13 Carnot, S. W att’s expansive principle in the work of Sadi Carnot and Nicolas Clement (R. Fox), illus., 24, 233-253 Cartwright, F. F. The association of Thomas Beddoes, M.D. with Tames Watt, F.R.S., illus., ports., 22, 131-143 Casimir, H. B. G. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1969, 25, 1-4 Castellani-Bruce Controversy. Sleeping Sickness (Sir John Boyd), 28, 93-110 Cathode rays, Hertz and the of. An unfortunate experiment (G. P. Thomson), 25, 237-242 Celebration of the quincentenary of the birth of Nicolaus Copernicus, 28, 11-14 Central , From electrical to chemical transmission in the, (Sir John Eccles), port., 30, 219-230 Chaldecott, J. A. Contributions o f Fellows o f the Royal Society to the 329 fabrication of platinum vessels: some unpublished manuscripts, ports. [Hall, Wollaston, Marcet], 22, 15 5-172 Cromwell Mortimer, F.R.S. (c. 1698-1752) and the invention of the metalline thermometer for measuring high temperatures, 24, 113-13 5 Chandrasekhar, S., Verifying the theory of relativity, 30, 249-260 Chapman, S. In The Royal Observatory and the study of port., 30, 133-140 Charlton, T. M. Maxwell, Jenkin and Cotterill and the theory of statically- indeterminate structures, 26, 233-246 Professor Bertram Hopkinson, C.M.G., M.A., B.Sc., F.R.S. (1874-1918), 29, 101-110 Contributions to the science of bridge-building in the nineteenth century by Henry Moseley, Hon.Ll.D., F.R.S. and William Pole, D.Mus., F.R.S., 30, 169-180 Chemical essay of James Watt, An unpublished (D. F. Larder), 25, 193- 210 Cilento, Sir Raphael. Sir Joseph Banks, F.R.S. and the naming of the Kan­ garoo, 26, 157-162 Clement, N. Watt’s expansive principle in the work of Sadi Carnot and Nicolas Clement (R. Fox), illus., 24, 233-253 Club of the Royal College of Physicians, the Smeatonian Society of Civil Engineers and their relationship to the Royal Society Club. (T. E. Allibone), 22, 186-192 Club of the Royal Philosophers, The Thursday’s Club called . . . and its relation to the Royal Society Club (T. E. Allibone), 26, 73-80 Club of the Royal Society, Edmond Halley and the, (T. E. Allibone), 28, 195-206 Cockcroft, Sir John. Address at the Service of Memorial and Thanksgiving for Sir John Cockcroft, O.M., K.C.B., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 17 October 1967 (R. Spence), 23, 31-32 Coleridge, S. T. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and the appointment of J. F. Daniell, F.R.S., as Professor of Chemistry at King’s College, London (V. Gold), 28, 25-30 Coley, N. G. The Animal Chemistry Club; Assistant Society to the Royal Society, 22, 173-185 Henry Bence-Jones, M.D., F.R.S. (1813-1873), 28, 31-56 Commonwealth Oxford, John Aubrey, F.R.S., John Lydall, and science at, (R. G. Frank, Jr.), illus., port., 27, 193-218 Contributions of Fellows of the Royal Society to the fabrication of platinum 330 vessels: some unpublished manuscripts. (J. A. Chaldecott), ports. [Hall, Wollaston, Marcet], 22, 15 5-172 Conversaziones Conversazione to mark the 300th anniversary of the publication of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal , Hooke’s , and Evelyn’s Sylva port., [Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother], 21, 12-19 (1966), 21, 95-101; (1968), 2 3 ,119-126; (1969), 2 4 ,181-186; (1970), 2 5 ,135— 142; (1971), 2 6 ,125-134; (1972), 2 7 ,185-192; (1973), 28, 157-166; (i974)> 29, 163-172; (1975), 30, 117-126 Cook, J. Cook Gallery at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, Opening, on 17 July 1968 (P. M. S. Blackett), 24, 1-4 Cook bicentenary commemorative presentations, 24, 5-6 Cook and the Royal Society (I. Kaye), port., 24, 7-18 Cook and the transit of Venus of 1769 (Sir Richard Woolley), illus., 2 4 ,19-32 Cook as a navigator (G. E. R. Deacon & Margaret Deacon), 24, 33-42 Cook and scurvy (E. H. Kodicek & F. G. Young), 24, 43-63 A Royal Society appointment with Venus in 1769: The voyage of Cook and Banks in the Endeavour in 1768-1771 and its botanical results (W. T. Stearn), illus., 24, 64-90 Cook, Captain James, R.N., F.R.S., Reception in honour of the memory of, 24, 187-188 Cook bicentenary celebrations in New Zealand (C. A. Fleming), 2 4 ,189-193 Copeman, W. S. C. William Prout, M.D., F.R.S., and chemist, port., 24, 273-280 Copernicus, N. Celebrations of the quincentenary of the birth of Nicolaus Copernicus, 28,11-14 Copley Medal, The award of, to Charles Darwin (M. J. Bartholomew), 30, 209-218 Cotes, R. In Newton and his editors, port., 29, 29-52 Cotterill, J. H. Cotterill, Maxwell and Jenkin and the theory of statically- indeterminate structures (T. M. Charlton), 26, 233-246 Crane Court. In Former homes of the Royal Society, illus., 22, 14-15 Cuckoo, Edward Jenner, F.R.S. and the, (E. L. Scott), 28, 235-240

Dale, Sir Henry. Address at the Memorial Service for Sir Henry Dale, O.M., G.B.E., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 11 October 1968 (Lord Adrian), 24, 145 Sir Henry Dale (1875-1968). Some letters and papers (W. D. M. Paton), port., 30, 231-248 33i In From electrical to chemical transmission in the central nervous port., 30, 219-230 Dalton, J. Dalton Bicentenary Celebrations, 1966- ‘In praise of famous men’. (A. Thackray), 22, 40-44 In Three drawings of Fellows by William Brockedon, F.R.S., port., 2 184-185 Daniell, J. F. Samuel Taylor Coleridge and the appointment ofj. F. Daniell, F.R.S. as Professor of Chemistry at King’s College London (V. Gold), 28, 25-30 Darwin, C. Mendel, Darwin, and Fisher: addendum. (Sir ), 21, 64-71 Darwin letters at Shrewsbury School (edited by Sir Gavin de Beer), 23, 68-85 Darwin letters at Shrewsbury School (A. E. Gunther), 30, 25-44 The award of the Copley Medal to Charles Darwin (M. J. Bartholomew), 30, 209-218 Davy, H. In Thomas Young's lectures at the Royal Institution 25, 88-97 Deacon, G. E. R. & Deacon, Margaret. Captain Cook as a navigator illus. 24, 33-42 de Beer, Sir Gavin. Mendel, Darwin, and Fisher: addendum. 21, 64-71 The Darwin letters at Shrewsbury School, 23, 68-85 De Corpore Satumi, Christopher Wren’s (A. Van Helden), 23, 213-229 De Luc, J. A. Jean Andre De Luc, F.R.S. (1727-1817) (P. A. Tunbridge), port., 15-34 26, de Morveau. See Guyton de Morveau Denning, Lord. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1971, 27, 95-97 Desaguliers, J. T. In ExperimentumCrucis, 23, 189-191 Design of the triboelectric generators of Martinus van Marum, F.R.S. A case history of the interaction between and Holland in the field of instrument design in the eighteenth century (W. D. Hackman), illus., 26, 163-182 Desormes, C. B. In Watt’s expansive principle in the work of Sadi Carnot and Nicolas Clement, 24, 235-246 Douglas, J. A. & Edmonds, J. M. William Buckland, F.R.S. (1784-1856) and an Oxford Geological Lecture, 1823, illus., 30, 141-168 Dyson, Sir Frank. In The Royal Observatory and the study of gravitation, port., 30, 133-140

Eales, Nellie B. A satire on the Royal Society, dated 1743, attributed to Henry Fielding, illus., 23, 65-67 332 Eccles, Sir John. Two hitherto unrecognized publications by Sir Charles Sherrington, O.M., F.R.S., 23, 86-100 Letters from C. S. Sherrington, F.R.S. to Angelo RufFrni between 1896 and 1903, 30, 69-88 From electrical to chemical transmission in the central nervous system, port. [Dale], 30, 219-230 Eddington, Sir Arthur. In The Royal Observatory and the study of , port., 30, 133-140 In Verifying the theory of , relativity 30, 249-260 Editorial, 27, 1-6 Editorial policy, 26, 3-4 Editorship of Notes and Records. Sir Harold Hartley, F.R.S. An appreciation on his retirement from, port., 26, 1-2 Edmonds, J. M. & Douglas, J. A. William Buckland, F.R.S. (1784-1856) and an Oxford Geological Lecture, illus., 30, 141-168 Egerton, F. H., Earl of Bridgewater. In The selection of the authors of the Bridgewater Treatises, port., 21, 162-179 Egerton, F. N. Richard Bradley’s relationship with Sir Hans Sloane 25, 59-78 Eighteenth-century pioneer, Richard Price, D.D., F.R.S. (1723-1791) (J. D. Holland), port., 23, 43-64 Einstein, A. In Verifying the theory of relativity, 30, 249-260 Election of Fellows. See Fellows, Election of Election of Foreign Members. See Foreign Members, Election of Electron, George Johnstone Stoney, F.R.S. and the concept of the, (J. G. O ’Hara), port., 29, 265-276 Elizabeth II, Her Majesty The Queen, Patron, The Formal Opening of the Society’s new home at 6 Carlton House Terrace by, illus. 23, 1-10 Elizabeth, Queen, the Queen Mother. In Conversazione to mark the 300 anniversary of the publication of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society port., 21, 12-19 In Conversaziones 1970 port., 25, 138 Endeavour. A Royal Society appointment with Venus in 1769: The voyage o f Cook and Banks in the Endeavour in 1768-1771 and its botanical results (W. T. Stearn) illus., 24, 64-90 Equatorial mounting , The friendship of John Smeaton, F.R.S. with Henry Hindley, instrument and clockmaker of York, and the develop­ ment of, (J. R. M. Setchell), 25, 79-86 Evelyn’s Sylva, Conversazione to mark the 300th anniversary of the publica­ tion of, 21, 12-19 333 Exchange of delegations between the Royal Society and the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, 1965, illus., 21, 72-79 Exhibition of Sir Cyril Hinshelwood’s paintings at Goldsmiths’ Hall on 20 March 1968 (Sir Harold Hartley), 23, 23-28 Expansive principle, Watt’s, in the work of Sadi Carnot and Nicolas Clement (R. Fox), 24, 233-253 Experimentum Crucis (J. A. Lohne), 23, 189-199

Faraday, M. Faraday’s Genevese friends (P. A. Tunbridge), ports. [Auguste and Gaspard de la Rive], 27, 263-298 In Three drawings of Fellows by William port., 26, 185-187 In Rutherford-Faraday-Newton, illus., 27, 45-56 Farrar, W . V. Andrew Ure, F.R.S. and the philosophy of manufacturers, 27, 299-324 Farrar, W . V., & Gibson, A. Robert Angus Smith, F.R.S. and ‘Sanitary Science’, port., 28, 241-262 Faure-Fremiet, E. Les origines de l’Academie des Sciences de Paris, illus., port. [Mersenne], 21, 20-31 Feather, N. Rutherford-Faraday-Newton, illus., 27, 45-56 Feisenberger, H. A. The libraries of Newton, Hooke, and Boyle, 21, 42-55 Fellows, Election of (1966), 21, 81-84; (1967), 22, 194-197; (1968), 23, 105-108; (Statute 12), 23, 251; (1969), 24, 170-173; (Statute 12), 24, 323; (1970), 25, 122-125; (Statute 12), 25, 243; (1971), 2 6 ,114-118; (Statute 12), 26, 247; (1972), 27, 168-171; (Statute 12), 27, 327; (1973), 28, 146-149; (Statute 12), 28, 333; (1974), 29, 121-125; (Statute 12), 29, 125; (1975), 30, 106-109 Fielding, H. A satire on the Royal Society, dated 1743, attributed to Henry Fielding (Nellie B. Eales), illus., 23, 65-67 Fisher, Sir Ronald. Mendel, Darwin, and Fisher: addendum. (Sir Gavin de Beer), 21,64-71 Flamsteed, J. The library of Rev. John Flamsteed, F.R.S., first Astronomer Royal (E. G. Forbes), 28, 119-144 In The Royal Observatory and the study of gravitation, port., 30, 13 3-140 Fleck, Lord. Address at the Memorial Service at St Columba’s Church of Scotland, London, on 23 September 1968 for, Lord Fleck of Saltcoats, K.B.E., Treas., R.S. (Lord Todd), 23, 127-128 Fleming, C. A. James Cook bicentenary celebrations in New Zealand, 24, 189-193 Florey, Lord. Address at the Memorial Service for Lord Florey of Adelaide 334 and Marston, O.M., F.R.S., at Westminster Abbey, on 28 March 1968 (Lord Adrian), 23, 29-30 Forbes, E. G. The library of Rev. John Flamsteed, F.R.S., first Astronomer Royal, 28, 119-144 Forbes, J. D. In The theory of glaciers, 26, 189-204 Foreign Members, Election of, (1966), 21, 84-85; (1967), 22, 197; (1968), 23, 251-252; (1969), 24, 173-174; (1970), 25, 243; (1971), 26, 247; (1972), 27, 327; (1973), 28, 333-334; (i974), 29, 124-125; (1975), 30, 261 Formal Opening of the Society’s new home at 6 Carlton House Terrace by Her Majesty The Queen, Patron, on 21 November 1967, 23, 1-10 Former Homes of the Royal Society. (D. C. Martin), illus., 22, 12-19 Foucault, L. In Victorian physicists and speed regulation, 6, 213-215 Four generations of nuclear physicists (J. B. Adams), illus., port. [Rutherford], 27, 75-94 Fox, R. Watt’s expansive principle in the work of Sadi Carnot and Nicolas Clement, illus., 24, 233-253 Frank, R. G. John Aubrey, F.R.S., John Lydall, and science at Common­ wealth Oxford, illus., port., 27, 193-218 Franklin, B. Benjamin Franklin, F.R.S., Sir Joshua Reynolds, F.R.S., P.R.A., Benjamin West, P.R.A., and the invention of bifocals (J. R. Levene), illus., ports., 27, 141-164 Franklin’s pointed lightning conductor (P. A. Tunbridge), 28, 207-220 Friendship and influence Martinus Van Marum F.R.S. (T. H. Levere) illus., port., 25, 113-120 Friendship of John Smeaton, F.R.S., with Henry Hindley, instrument and clockmaker of York, and the development of equatorial mounting tele­ scopes (J. R. M. Setchell), 25, 79-86 From electrical to chemical transmission in the central nervous system (Sir John Eccles), port. [Sir Henry Dale], 30, 219-230 Further information on the telescopes of Hindley of York (J. R. M. Setchell), illus., 25, 189-192 Further notes on Henry Oldenburg (A. R. Hall & Marie Boas Hall), 23, 33- 42

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Van Helden, A. Christopher Wren’s De Corpore Saturni, 23, 213-229 Van Marum, M. Martinus Van Marum. Friendship and influence (T. H. Levere), illus., port., 25, 113-120 352 Design of the triboelectric generators of Martinus Van Marum, F.R.S. A case history of the interaction between England and Holland in the field of instrument design in the eighteenth century (W. D. Hackman), 26, 163-182 Venus, A Royal Society appointment with, 1769: The voyage of Cook and Banks in the Endeavour in 1768-1771 and its botanical results (W. T. Stearn), illus., 24, 64-90 Venus, Captain Cook and the transit of, 1769 (Sir Richard Woolley), illus., 24, 19-32 Verifying the theory of relativity (S. Chandrasekhar), 30, 249-60 Victorian physicists and speed regulation: an encounter between science and technology (O. Mayr), illus., 26, 205-228 Visit of a scientific delegation from Japan, illus., 26, m -1 1 2

Waddington, C. H. Lord Blackett, 29, 147-152 Wallis, J. Tentative index of the correspondence of John Wallis, F.R.S. (C. J. Scriba), 22, 58-93 The Autobiography of John Wallis (C. J. Scriba), illus., 25, 17-46 Watt, J. The association of Thomas Beddoes, M.D. with James Watt, F.R.S. (F. F. Cartwright), illus., ports., 22, 131-143 The ‘Plain Story’ of James Watt. The Wilkins Lecture, 1969 (R. V. Jones), illus., port., 24, 194-220 James Watt, engineer and man of science (E. Robinson), port., 24, 221-232 W att’s expansive principle in the work of Sadi Carnot and Nicholas Clement (R. Fox), illus., 24, 233-253 An unpublished chemical essay of James W att (D. F. Larder), 25, 193-210 Some comments on James W att’s published account of his work on steam and steam engines (W. A. Smeaton), 26, 35-42 W est, B. Benjamin West. P.R.A., Benjamin Franklin, F.R.S., Sir Joshua Reynolds, F.R.S., P.R.A. and the invention of bifocals (J. R. Levene), illus., ports., 27, 141-164 Wheare, Sir Kenneth. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1967, 23, 14-16 Whitehead, A. N. The Royal Society’s financial support of the publication of Whitehead and Russell’s Principia Mathematica (I. Grattan-Guinness), 30, 89-104 Whitehurst, J. In The Lunar Society of Birmingham, port., 21, 144-161 Whiteside, D. T. Newton’s marvellous year: 1666 and all that, 21, 32-41 Wilkins Lecture. 1969. The ‘Plain Story’ of James Watt (R. V. Jones), illus., port., 24, 194-220 353 1973- Newton and his editors (A. R. Hall), ports. [Halley, Cotes], 29, 29-52 Wilkinson, Lise. William Brockedon, F.R.S. (1787-1854), illus., ports., 26, 65-72 Three drawings of Fellows by William Brockedon, F.R.S. [Babbage, Dalton & Faraday], ports., 26, 183-188 Wilson, B. Portrait of James Short, F.R.S. attributable to Benjamin Wilson, F.R.S. (G. L’E. Turner), port.,22, 105-112 Wilson, H. Speech at the Anniversary Dinner, 1965, 21, 1-7 Wollaston, W. H. In Contributions of Fellows of the Royal Society to the fabrica­ tion of platinum vessels, port., 22, 15 5-172 Woolley, Sir Richard. Captain Cook and the transit of Venus of 1769, illus., 24, 19-32 Wren, Sir Christopher. Automatic rain-gauge of Sir Christopher Wren, F.R.S. (A. K. Biswas), illus., 22, 94-104 Wren’s De Corpore Saturni (A. Van Helden), illus., 23, 213-229 Wren’s last building? (J. A. Bennett), illus., 27, 107-118 In David Gregory’s inaugural lecture at Oxford, 25, 147-154 Wrottesley, Lord. Lord Wrottesley, F.R.S. Pioneer statesman of science (D. Layton), illus., port., 23, 230-246 W yatt, J. In Sir Richard Arkwright and his patent granted in 1769, 24, 254-257

X-Club, a social network of science in late-Victorian England (R. M. MacLeod), 24, 305-322

Young, F. G. & Kodicek, E. H. Captain Cook and scurvy, 24, 43-63 Young, T. Thomas Young’s lectures at the Royal Institution (G. N. Cantor), illus., 25, 87-112 355

INDEX TO NOTES AND RECORDS, V olume 31, 1976

America and Britain—the cultural tradition (J. H. Plumb), 227 Anniversary Dinner 1975, 1 Bailyn, B. 1776: The British Dimension, 179 Beckett, J. V., Dr William Brownrigg, F.R.S.: physician, chemist and country gentleman, 255 Bibliography of recent books and articles dealing with the history of the Royal Society, 169, 313 Britain and America—the cultural tradition (J. H. Plumb), 227 British Dimension, The, 1776 (B. Bailyn), 179 Brownrigg, Dr William, F.R.S.: physician, chemist and country gentleman (J. V. Beckett), 255 Compass, The Royal Society and the deviation of the, (C. H. Cotter), 297 Conversaziones, 1976, 245 Cotter, C. H. The Royal Society and the deviation of the compass, 297 Farrar, W. V. , F.R.S. A pioneer of natural-product chemistry, 273 Fisher, R. A/s 1918 paper ‘On the correlation between relatives on the suppo­ sition of Mendelian inheritance’. A note on the background to, and referee­ ing of, (B. Norton &E. S. Pearson), 151 Franklin, Benjamin (R. V. Jones), 201 Hooke, Robert, on memory, association and time perception (B. R. Singer), 115 Hunter, M. The social basis and changing fortunes of an early scientific institution: an analysis of the membership of the Royal Society, 1660- 1685,9 Index to Notes and , Records Volumes 21 to 30 (1966 to 1975), 323 Jones, R. V. Benjamin Franklin, 201 Membership of the Royal Society, 1660-1685, An analysis of the. The social basis and changing fortunes of an early scientific institution (M. Hunter), 9 Memory, association and time perception, on, (B. R. Singer), 115 Mendelian inheritance’, ‘On the correlation between relatives on the supposi­ tion of. A note on the background to, and refereeing of, R. A. Fisher’s 1918 paper (B. Norton &E. S. Pearson)’, 151 Norton, B. & Pearson, E. S. A note on the background to, and refereeing of, R. A. Fisher’s 1918 paper ‘On the correlation between relatives on the supposition of Mendelian inheritance’, 151 356 Note on the background to, and refereeing of, R. A. Fisher’s 1918 paper ‘On the correlation between relatives on the supposition of Mendelian in­ heritance’ (B. Norton &E. S. Pearson), 151 Notes, The Society’s, 163, 311 Pearson, E. S. & Norton, B. A note on the background to and refereeing of, R. A. Fisher’s 1918 paper ‘On the correlation between relatives on the supposition of Mendelian inheritance’, 151 Plumb, J. H. Britain and America—the cultural tradition, 227 and the Royal Society of London in the seventeenth century (T. L. Underwood), 133 Royal Society and the deviation of the compass (C. H. Cotter), 297 Schunck, Edward, F.R.S., A pioneer of natural-product chemistry (W. V. Farrar), 273 1776. The British Dimension (B. Bailyn), 179 Singer, B. R. Robert Hooke on memory, association and time perception, 115 Social basis and changing fortunes of an early scientific institution: an analysis of the membership of the Royal Society, 1660-1685 (M. Hunter), 9 Underwood, T. L. Quakers and the Royal Society of London in the seven­ teenth century, 133 Notes and Records

OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON

Volume 31 1976-7

Edited by PROFESSOR R. V. JONES, F.R.S. and PROFESSOR W. D. M. PATON, F.R.S.

LONDON THE ROYAL SOCIETY 1976-7 Published by The Royal Society, 6 Carlton House Terrace, London, SWiY 5AG

Issued January 1977

Printed in England by Staples Printers Limited, at The Stanhope Press, Rochester, Kent. CONTENTS

V olume 31

No. i,July

PAGE Anniversary Dinner 1975 ...... 1

The social basis and changing fortunes of an early scientific institution: an analysis of die membership of the Royal Society, 1660-1685 . . . • . 9 By M ichael H unter

Robert Hooke on memory, association and time perception. . • . .115 By B. R . Singer

Quakers and the Royal Society of London in the seventeenth century . . . 133 By T. L. U nderwood

A note on the background to, and refereeing of, R. A. Fisher’s 1918 paper ‘On the correlation between relatives on the supposition of Mendelian inheritance’ . 151 By B ernard N orton & E. S. Pearson, F.R.S.

The Society’s Notes (Plates 1-2) ...... 163

Bibliography of recent books and articles dealing with the history of the Royal Society ...... 169 CONTENTS

V olume 31

No. 2, January 1977

PAGE

E d i t o r i a l ...... 177

1776: The British Dimension . . . • • • • • • .179 B y B ernard B ailyn

Benjamin Franklin [Plates 3 and 4) ....201 By R. V. J ones, F.R.S.

Britain and America—the cultural tradition ...... 227 By J. H. Plumb, F.B.A.

Conversaziones, 1976 ...... 245

Dr William Brownrigg, F.R.S.: physician, chemist and country gentleman . . 255 ByJ. V. B eckett

Edward Schunck, F.R.S. A pioneer of natural-product chemistry [Plate 5) . . 273 B y W. V. Farrar

The Royal Society and the deviation of the compass ..... 297 By C harles H. C otter

The Society’s Notes ...... 311

Bibliography of recent books and articles dealing with the history of the Royal Society 313

Index to Notes and Records, Vols. 21 to 30 (1966 to 1975) ..... 323

Index to Volume 31 ...... 355 LIST OF PLATES

PLATE 3. Mezzotint by James McArdell of portrait of Franklin, painted by Benjamin Wilson, F.R.S. . Facing page 215 4. The Balloon Ascension of Charles and Robert, Paris, December 1, 1783...... Facing page 222 5. Edward Schunck, F.R.S. (1820-1903) .... Facing page 274 Printed in England by Staples Printers Limited, at The Stanhope Press, Rochester, Kent.