Dr J. B. PEARSON, On the construction of a negative eye-piece
Professors LIVEING and DEWAR, On the circumstances producing the
reversal of spectral lines of metals

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Mr J. N. LANGLEY and Mr C. S. EVANS, On the Structure of the spleen. 266 Mr W. GARDINER, On the continuity of the protoplasm in the motile organs of leaves.

Mr A. G. GREENHILL, On the Complex Multiplication of Elliptic
Functions.

Dr W. H. GASKELL, On certain points in the function of the cardiac
muscle.

Mr T. H. CORRY, On the Development of the Pollinium in Asclepias
Mr G. F. DOWDESWELL, On some micro-organisms and their relations
to disease

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Cambridge Philosophical Society.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.

Oct. 30, 1882.

DR CAMPION, VICE-PRESIDENT, IN THE CHAIR.

The following were elected officers and new members of Council for the ensuing year: