Volume 107 (1817)

Front Matter

Anonymous (10 pages)

An Account of the Circulation of the Blood in the Class Vermes of Linnoeus, and the Principle Explained in Which It Differs from That in the Higher Classes

Everard Home (16 pages)

Observations on the Hirudo vulgaris

James Rawlins Johnson (11 pages)

On the Effects of Galvanism in Restoring the due Action of the Lungs

A. P. Wilson Philip (11 pages)

Account of Some Experiments on the Torpedo Electricus, at La Rochelle

John T. Todd (5 pages)

A Description of a Process, by Which Corn Tainted with Must May Be Completely Purified

Charles Hatchett (4 pages)

Observations on an Astringent Vegetable Substance from China

William Thomas Brande (7 pages)

Some Researches on Flame

Humphry Davy (33 pages)

Some New Experiments and Observations on the Combustion of Gaseous Mixtures, with an Account of a Method of Preserving a Continued Light in Mixtures of Inflammable Gases and Air without Flame

Humphry Davy (11 pages)

De la Structure des Vaisseaux Anglais, Considérée Dans Ses Derniers Perfectionnements

Charles Dupin (52 pages)

On a New Fulminating Platinum

Edmund Davy (23 pages)

On the Parallax of the Fixed Stars

John Pond (19 pages)

An Account of Some Fossil Remains of the Rhinoceros, Discovered by Mr. Whitby, in a Cavern Inclosed in the Lime-Stone Rock, from Which He is Forming the Break Water at Plymouth

Everard Home (8 pages)

Meteorological Journal, Kept at the Apartments of the Royal Society, by Order of the President and Council

Anonymous (27 pages)

Description of a Thermometrical Barometer for Measuring Altitudes

Francis John Hyde Wollaston (16 pages)

Observations on the Analogy Which Subsists between the Calculus of Functions and Other Branches of Analysis

Charles Babbage (21 pages)

Of the Construction of Logarithmic Tables

Thomas Knight (18 pages)

Two General Propositions in the Method of Differences

Thomas Knight (12 pages)

Note Respecting the Demonstration of the Binomial Theorem Inserted in the Last Volume of the Philosophical Transactions

Thomas Knight (8 pages)

On the Passage of the Ovum from the Ovarium to the Uterus in Women

Everard Home (15 pages)

Some Farther Observations on the Use of the Colchicum Autumnale in Gout

Everard Home (8 pages)

Upon the Extent of the Expansion and Contraction of Timber in Different Directions Relative to the Position of the Medulla of the Tree

Thomas Andrew Knight (7 pages)

Observations on the Temperature of the Ocean and Atmosphere, and on the Density of Sea-Water, Made during a Voyage to Ceylon

John Davy (19 pages)

Observations on the Genus Ocythoë of Rafinesque, with a Description of a New Species

William Elford Leach (6 pages)

The Distinguishing Characters between the Ova of the Sepia, and Those of the Vermes Testacea, That Live in Water, Explained

Everard Home (8 pages)

Astronomical Observations and Experiments Tending to Investigate the Local Arrangement of the Celestial Bodies in Space, and to Determine the Extent and Condition of the Milky Way

William Herschel (32 pages)

Some Account of the Nests of the Java Swallow, and of the Glands That Secrete the Mucus of Which They are Composed

Everard Home (9 pages)

Observations on the Hirudo complanata, and Hirudo stagnalis, Now Formed into a Distinct Genus under the name, Glossopora

James Rawlines Johnson (10 pages)

Observations on the Gastric Glands of the Human Stomach, and the Contraction Which Takes Place in That Viscus

Everard Home (10 pages)

On the Parallax of the Fixed Stars

John Pond (11 pages)

Back Matter

Anonymous (15 pages)

Articles