January 1887
XXVII.-ZINC AND ZINC ORES, THEIR MODE OF OCCURRENCE, METALLURGY, AND HISTORY, IN INDIA; WITH A GLOSSARY OF ORIENTAL AND OTHER TITLES USED FOR ZINC, ITS ORES, AND ALLOYS. By V. BALL, M. A., F.R.S
XXVIII.-ON THE EXISTING RECORDS AS TO THE DISCOVERY OF A DIAMOND IN IRELAND IN THE YEAR 1816. By V. BALL, M.A., F.R.S.,
XXIX.-AN EXPERIMENTAL METHOD OF DETERMINING MOMENTS OF INERTIA. BY GERALD STONEY, B.A.
XXX.—NOTE ON A BRILLIANT METEOR SEEN AT STRASBURG ON THE 15TH OF AUGUST, 1886. BY J. EMERSON REYNOLDS, M.D., F.R.S.
XXXI.-OLDHAMIA. By G. H. KINAHAN, M.R.I.A., ETC.
XXXII.-NOTE ON A SPECIMEN OF ADULTERATED GUANO RECENTLY ANALYSED IN TRINITY COLLEGE LABORATORY. BY EMIL WERNER.
XXXIII.—ON A HYDROSTATIC BALANCE. By J. JOLY, B.E
XXXIV.—ON A SPECIMEN OF SLATE FROM BRAY-HEAD, TRAVERSED BY THE STRUCTURE KNOWN AS OLDHAMIA RADIATA. BY PROFESSOR W. J. SOLLAS, LL.D., D. So.
XXXV.-SUPPLEMENTARY REMARKS ON THE PREVIOUS PAPER ON OLDHAMIA. BY PROFESSOR W. J. SOLLAS, LL.D., D.Sc. (With Plate VIII.)
XXXVI. ON THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE STEEL. By W. F. BARRETT, Professor of Experimental Physics in the Royal College of Science for Ireland.
XXXVII.-IRISH MARBLES AND LIMESTONES. KINAHAN, M.R.I.A., Etc.
XXXVII.-ON A PECULIARITY IN THE NATURE OF THE IMPRESSIONS OF OLDHAMIA ANTIQUA AND 0. RADIATA. By J. JOLY, B.E.,
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