----, _E. Mitchell_, on causes and nature of storms, xix, 248^f;

xx, 361.

----, _W. C. Redfield_, characters of Atlantic and others, gyratory,

xx, 21; xxi, 191; xxv, 117; xxxi, 115; xxxiii, 57; xxxv, 214^f;

xli, 70; xlii, 301; xlv, 307.

----, ----, direction of gyration, xx, 32; xxv, 117, 121; xxxi, 115;

xxxv, 215, 222; xli, 70; xlii, 115.

----, ----, principles respecting the gyratory action of, xli, 70.

----, ----, gyratory storm moves with the main currents, xx, 22;

xxi, 191; xxv, 114.

----, ----, velocity of the wind, not the velocity of the movement of

a gale, xx, 23; xxxiii, 57; xxxv, 215.

----, ----, rate of progress, course, extent, xxv, 114, 117;

xxxv, 215, 221.

----, ----, duration of, xxv, 115.

----, ----, on the changes of wind during, xxv, 116; xliii, 268.

----, ----, direction of wind and course of storm different, xxv, 115.

----, ----, oscillations of the axis of rotation, xxv, 118.

----, ----, centre of, a region of calms, xxxiii, 61.

----, ----, opposite sides of a whirlwind often unequal in breadth,

xliii, 275.

----, ----, fluctuations of barometer accompanying the passage of,

xx, 45; xxv, 117.

----, ----, fall of barometer a result of the gyration, xx, 45;

xxxi, 127.

----, ----, barometric indications extend beyond the limits of the

action, xlii, 114.

----, ----, causes of some irregularities, xxxv, 203.

----, ----, two sometimes mingled, xlii, 114.

----, ----, a transference sometimes from the lower to the higher

currents, xxxi, 128.

----, ----, transfer of volcanic ashes by upper currents, xxv, 129.

----, ----, directions to navigators with regard to escaping the

violence of, xxv, 119; xxxv, 216.

----, ----, in relation to system of ocean currents in the Atlantic,

xx, 50; xxv, 130.

----, ----, elliptical circuit of storms in the Atlantic, xxv, 114;

xxxi, 128.

----, ----, Atlantic storms originate in the tropics, xxv, 114.

----, ----, the northeasters and southeasters of the United States

coast, part of the same storm, xx, 29.

----, ----, Pacific system of storms, same as Atlantic, xxxi, 128, 129.

----, ----, causes of thunder-storms, gusts, squalls and water-spouts,

xxxiii, 56, 58, 60.

----, ----, winds not a result of the condensation producing rain,

xxxiii, 58.

----, ----, effects of gales on trees and fences, xliii, 263.^f

----, ----, gyratory action from circular fires, xxxvi, 50.

----, ----, Herschel on the views of, xxxv, 281.

----, ----, _R. Hare_ on the views of, xlii, 140; xliii, 122; xliv, 384.

----, ----, in reply to R. Hare, xlii, 299; xliii, 250.

----, _R. Hare_, causes of, xxxii, 153^f; xxxviii, 81, 82; xlii, 143;

xliii, 136.

----, ----, effect of an electrified current of air, xxxii, 154;

xlii, 143.

----, ----, objections to Redfield's views, xlii, 140; xliii, 122.

----, ----, ---- to Dové's essay, xliv, 137.

----, _E. Loomis_, on the gyratory motion, xliii, 287, 291.

----, ----, different character of the two sides, in the tornado of

Mayfield, Feb. 1842, xliii, 285.

----, ----, force of wind, ibid, xliii, 284.

----, ----, effect of, in picking feathers of geese, xliii, 293.

----, ----, character of gyration in small whirlwinds, xliii, 296.

----, ----, causes of the storm of Dec. 1836, xl, 36.

----, ----, limits, ibid, xl, 35.

----, ----, effect on barometer, ibid, xl, 34.

----, _J. P. Espy_, on the nature of, xxxix, 120.

----, ----, effect of heat in producing, xxxix, 120.

----, ----, effect of tornado on trees, xxxix, 127.

----, ----, views of, presented to the British Association, xl, 327.

----, ----, ----, notice of, _A. D. Bache_, xxxv, 280.

----, ----, ----, remarks on, _J. Stevelly_, xl, 329.

----, ----, ----, remarks on, _F. Osler_, xl, 330.

----, _W. Gaylord_, illustrations of a theory of water-spouts,

tornadoes, &c., xl, 399.

----, _C. Tracy_, on the rotary character and action of, xlv, 65.^f

----, _W. Reid_, on the laws of, xxxv, 276.^f

----, ----, gyratory character of, xxxv, 183, 277.^f

----, ----, force of, in accordance with the law of magnetic intensity,

xxxv, 280.

----, _H. W. Dové_, on the law of, xliv, 315.^f

----, ----, gyratory character of, xliv, 321.

----, ----, barometric indications, xliv, 315.

----, ----, causes of West Indian, xliv, 329.

----, ----, general causes of, xliv, 337.

----, ----, direction to navigators, xliv, 338.

Windows of wire gauze, a protection against malaria, xviii, 370.

Windsor, East, fossil bones of, ii, 146.

Wines of Madeira, xxiv, 240.

---- of Palestine, xxviii, 51.

---- ----, analysis of, _E. Hitchcock_, xlvi, 249.

----, on the alcoholic strength of, xxxvii, 363.

---- and other fermented liquors, researches on ingredients of,

_L. C. Beck_, xxviii, 42.

----, ibid, specific gravity of, xxviii, 45.

----, ibid, proportion of alcohol in, xxviii, 48.

----, grease of, xxii, 192.

----, mode of improving, iv, 394.

----, odor of, due to a peculiar ether, _Liebig_ and _Pelouze_,

xxxii, 381.

----, tests of coloring material of, _Jacob_, xlix, 198.

Winnebago, Fort, some account of the region around, _D. Ruggles_,

xxx, 1.^f

_Winslow, M._, on the minerals of Ceylon, vi, 192.

----, notices from Ceylon, viii, 186.

_Winthrop, J._, ancient catalogue of objects of Natural History,

xlvii, 282.

----, meteorological observations during; the years 1741 to 1757,

xl, 204.

Wire drawing, vi, 393.

---- gauze windows, a protection against malaria, xviii, 370.

---- rope for deep mines, xxxv, 319.

----, covering for, xx, 409.

----, conducting power of, xlv, 392.

Wirtemberg University, viii, 183.

----, kingdom of, xx, 176.

Wisconsin Indian mounds, xxxiv, 88.^f

----, copper ores in, xliii, 38.

---- lead region, remarks upon, xliii, 35.^f

----, earthworks, _S. Taylor_, xliv, 21.^f

----, elevations in, xlvi, 258.

_Wiseman, N._, Connection of Science and Revealed Religion by, noticed,

xxxii, 209.

_Witham, H._, on the vegetation of the first period of an ancient world,

xviii, 110.^f

----, investigations on fossil vegetables, xxv, 108.

----, sections of fossil wood, xxvii, 415.

Witherite in the state of Missouri, iii, 63.

_Withers, R. W._, geological notices of Greene Co., Alabama, xxiv, 187.

_Wöhler, F._, method of obtaining osmium and iridium from the platinum

residue, xxvi, 371.

----, products of the decomposition of narcotine, xlix, 205.

---- and _Liebig_, on the radical of benzoic acid, xxvi, 261^f;

--analysis, 267.

----, bitter almond oil, xxvi, 263.

----, on compact aluminium, xlix, 390.

Wolchonskoite, _Kammerer_, xxvi, 387.

Wolf, anecdote of, iv, 310.

Wolves, destruction to stock in Russia by, xx, 177.

_Wollaston, H. W._, remarks on the Cryophorus of, vii, 140.

----, scale of chemical equivalents, xii, 4; xvi, 371.

----, obituary notice of, xvi, 216; xvii, 159.

Wollaston Medal, awarded to G. A. Mantell, xxviii, 391.

---- ----, ---- to L. Agassiz, xxx, 382.

---- ----, ---- to Richard Owen, xxxv, 197.

_Wolle, J._, catalogue of plants, xxxvii, 310.

Wonders of Geology, _G. A. Mantell_, xxxiv, 387; xxxv, 384; xxxix, 1.

_Wood, A._, Class Book of Botany by, noticed, xlix, 190.

Wood, charring of, xvii, 395^f; xx, 189.

----, bituminization of, in human era, xxxv, 345; xxxvi, 118.^f

----, coating for, xxiii, 199.

----, decay and mouldering of, _Hermann_, xlix, 204.

----, attacked by the Limnoria terebrans, xxxiv, 27.

----, fossil, see under _Fossil_.

----, eatable food from, xxviii, 399.

----, rendered incombustible, xiv, 379.

----, spontaneous combustion of, xxvii, 178; xxxiii, 150; xxxv, 144.

----, process for drying, xvii, 163.

----, inhumed, xvii, 398.

----, preservation of, by pyrolignite of iron, _Boucherie_, xl, 213.

----, ----, xxxiv, 28.

----, set on fire by the direct rays of the sun, xxvii, 179.

----, silicified, see _Fossil_ and _Silicification_.

---- of different kinds, experiments to determine the strength of,

xix, 228.^f

----, locust, for subterranean works, xxx, 182.

Wood's inking machine, xxiii, 103.^f

_Wood, G. B._, United States Dispensatory of, noticed, xxxi, 406.

_Wood, J._, rocks moved by ice, ix, 144.

Woodbridge's Geography, notice of, xii, 373.

_Woodbridge, W. C._, American Annals of Education by, notice of,

xix, 174, 357.

----, Italian engravings, xv, 401.

Woodbury basin, ii, 231.

_Woodhull, S._, on the heat of 1825, x, 296.

_Woodruff, S._, on the barn swallow, xix, 172.

----, rattlesnake disarmed by leaves of white ash, xxiii, 337.

----, on snakes, xxix, 304.

----, on hybernation and other topics in Natural History, xxiv, 363.

----, the mole carnivorous, xxviii, 168.

----, on the fibre of the Rose of Sharon, xxviii, 371.

_Woods, J._, account of a storm in New Hampshire, Sept. 1821, xxxv, 233.

_Woodward, F. G._, spark extinguisher, xlii, 209.^f

Woody tissue, formation of, xxxviii, 128.

Wool, method of cleansing, xxiv, 205.

_Wooldridge, A. S._, on the coal mines near Richmond, Va., xliii, 1.

_Worcester, J. E._, notice of an American Almanac conducted by,

xxxv, 191.

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