AUTHOR	TITLE	PAGE	Issue	Category
C.W.Adams	Stability of cube floating in liquid	p. 388	Dec 1908	MNote 285
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	Extension of Euclid I.47 to -sided regular polygons	p. 109	June 1897	MNote 41
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	On a fundamental theorem in inversion	p. 88	Oct 1904	MNote 153
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	On a fundamental theorem in inversion		Jan 1906	MNote 183
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	Note on a point in the demonstration of the binomial theorem	p. 276	Jan 1906	MNote 185
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	Note on the power inequality	p. 321	May 1906	MNote 192
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	On the exponential inequalities and the exponential function	p. 8	Jan 1907	Article
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	The A, B, C of the higher analysis	p. 79	May 1907	Article
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	On Stolz and Gmeiner's proof of the sine and cosine series	p. 282	June 1908	MNote 259
V.Ramaswami Aiyar	A geometrical proof of Feuerbach's theorem	p. 310	July 1908	MNote 264
A.O.Allen	On the adjustment of Kater's pendulum	p. 307	May 1906	Article
A.O.Allen	Notes on the theory of the reversible pendulum	p. 394	Dec 1906	Article
Anonymous	Proof of a well-known theorem in geometry	p. 64	Oct 1896	MNote 30
Anonymous	Notes connected with the analytical geometry of the straight line	p. 158	Feb 1898	MNote 49
Anonymous	Method of reducing central conics	p. 225	Dec 1902	MNote 110B (note)
Anonymous	On a fundamental theorem in inversion	p. 88	Oct 1904	MNote 153
Anonymous	Cubic equations	p. 260	Dec 1905	MNote 179
Anonymous	Re: the foci of an inscribed conic	p. 406	Dec 1906	MNote 217
Anonymous ("W.E.H.")	On Note 249, p 167	p. 231	Jan 1908 - Part II	MNote 253
Walter Baily	On models of space-filling solids	p. 297	July 1908	Article
R.S.Ball	On a geometrico-statical theorem	p. 25	Mar 1901	Article
E.N.Barisien	On the circles touching three given tangential circles	p. 278	Feb 1899	MNote 73
F.R.Barrell	The slide rule	p. 83	Oct 1901	Article
H.Bateman	Note on a Chinese theorem	p. 129	Oct 1907	MNote 246
G.N.Bates	Tripolar coordinates	p. 183	July 1902	Article
W.F.Beard	To prove that the 9-point circle touches the in- and ex-circles of a triangle	p. 362	Dec 1903	MNote 138
W.H.Besant	Method of obtaining the integral solutions of the indeterminate equation	p. 130	Oct 1897	MNote 46
H.B.Billups	On the connection between the inscribed and escribed circles of a triangle	p. 177	June 1898	Article
G.P.Blake	Supposing to be defined by the property to prove	p. 315	July 1908	MNote 267
W.H.Blythe	To prove by Pascal's theorem that the straight lines meeting three non-intersecting straight lines generate a conicoid	p. 106	Dec 1904	MNote 156
W.G.Borchardt	Decimals	p. 384	Dec 1908	Article
A.A.Bourne	Note on Euclid I.32. Corollary	p. 318	July 1908	MNote 273
A.L.Bowley	Change of K.E. due to mutual action of two particles and loss of K.E. by collision	p. 327	Oct 1908	MNote 275
J.Brill	Note on the solution of cubic and biquadratic equations	p. 3	Jan 1901	Article
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	Example of trigonometric porisms	p. 331	Mar 1900	Article
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	In connection with problem no.372 (Vol 1, p371)	p. 393	Oct 1900	MNote 84
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	Solution of problem 372 and notes suggested thereby	p. 9	Jan 1901	MNote 92
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	Notes on conics in areals	p. 175	May 1902	Article
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	A suggested rearrangement of the bookwork on some elementary series	p. 85	Oct 1904	Article
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	The third approximation to the nth root of a number	p. 275	Jan 1906	MNote 184
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	The discussion of certain power series	p. 305	May 1906	Article
G.H.Bryan	On the C.G. of a circular arc	p. 33	Feb 1895	MNote 14
G.H.Bryan	Annuities treated without progressions	p. 8	Apr 1896	Article
G.H.Bryan	The teaching of arithmetic	p. 260	Mar 1903	MNote 120
G.H.Bryan	Note on the teaching of "Solution of triangles" in trigonometry	p. 288	May 1903	MNote 126
G.H.Bryan	To reach the calculus as early as possible	p. 351	Dec 1903	Article
G.H.Bryan	Napier's rule of circular parts	p. 61	July 1904	MNote 150
G.H.Bryan	Note on the "Method of the Average Mean" as applied to rates of increase	p. 97	Dec 1904	Article
G.H.Bryan	Graphic construction for the central axis of two non-intersecting forces	p. 109	Dec 1904	MNote 161
G.H.Bryan	Proof of Taylor's theorem	p. 278	Jan 1906	MNote 188
G.H.Bryan	Illegitimate differentiation	p. 340	July 1906	Article
G.H.Bryan	Graphs - an absurdity in the regulations	p. 380	Oct 1906	MNote 207
G.H.Bryan	An "impossible bicycle"	p. 380	Oct 1906	MNote 208
G.H.Bryan	The neglected British teacher	p. 28	Mar 1907	Article
G.H.Bryan	The future of the Mathematical Association	p. 74	May 1907	Article
G.H.Bryan	Integration of	p. 129	Oct 1907	MNote 247
G.H.Bryan	The solution of the "Christmas cake" problem	p. 130	Oct 1907	MNote 248
W.E.Bryan	On some early propositions of statics	p. 386	Dec 1908	Article
E.Budden	On involution ranges	p. 86	Feb 1897	MNote 36
E.Budden	General proof of the pole and polar property of the circle	p. 86	Feb 1897	MNote 37
E.Budden	A conic can be drawn through any five points	p. 145	Feb 1898	Article
E.Budden	Prof. Hill's Euclid V and VI, definition of ratios and incommensurable	p. 10	Jan 1901	MNote 93
E.Budden	Elementary geometry with mensuration	p. 167	Mar 1905	Letter
E.Budden	Construction of a regular pentagon	p. 381	Oct 1906	MNote 210
E.Budden	Shortened method of multiplication, etc.	p. 382	Oct 1906	MNote 211
E.Budden	General theory of irrational number; integration of	p. 276	June 1908	Article
G St L.Carson	The discussion of certain power-series	p. 345	July 1906	Article
G.St L.Carson	Elementary illustration of the properties of infinite series	p. 351	July 1906	MNote 204
E.E.Chambers	On decimalisation of money	p. 36	May 1904	MNote 147
R.W.Chapman	On the circles of similitude relating to the in- and ex-circles of a triangle	p. 97	Oct 1901	MNote 102
R.Chartres	On the maximum quadrilateral of given sides	p. 362	Dec 1903	MNote 136
R.Chartres	Philo's line	p. 362	Dec 1903	MNote 137
J.M.Child	The need of a sequence in geometry	p. 80	May 1907	Article
J.M.Child	Solution to problem 581	p. 167	Dec 1907	MNote 250
Frank Clarke	Contracted multiplication	p. 99	July 1907	Article
Norman J.Clugnell	On the graphical solution of equations	p. 232	Mar 1908	MNote 257
F.J.O.Coddington	An apparatus for teaching long multiplication	p. 278	Jan 1906	MNote 190
Lt-Col.Allan Cunningham	Numbers, , for which , , etc. have the same number of figures in scale of radix	p. 209	Jan 1908 - Part II	MNote 249
Lt-Col.Allan Cunningham	On binal fractions	p. 259	May 1908	Article
A.E.Daniels	The mid-points of the three diagonals of a complete quadrilateral are collinear	p. 160	Feb 1898	MNote 51
A.E.Daniels	The locus of the centres of conics inscribed in a given quadrilateral is the straight line joining the mid-points of the diagonals	p. 161	Feb 1898	MNote 52
G.Darboux	The development of geometrical methods - Part 1	p. 100	Dec 1904	Article
G.Darboux	The development of geometrical methods - Part 2	p. 121	Jan 1905	Article
G.Darboux	The development of geometrical methods - Part 3	p. 157	Mar 1905	Article
G.Darboux	The development of geometrical methods - Part 4	p. 169	May 1905	Article
G.Darboux	Remarque minuscule	p. 176	May 1905	MNote 167
R.F.Davis	Proofs of two formulae in spherical trigonometry	p. 40	July 1896	MNote 28
R.F.Davis	Note on the parabola through four concyclic points	p. 213	Oct 1898	MNote 66
R.F.Davis	Porismatic equations	p. 252	June 1899	Article
R.F.Davis	Geometrical proof of a statical theorem	p. 257	June 1899	MNote 71
R.F.Davis	Porismatic equations (continued)	p. 273	Oct 1899	Article
R.F.Davis	Note on the trilinear coordinates of the focoids	p. 336	Mar 1900	MNote 79
R.F.Davis	On the cylindroid	p. 370	July 1900	MNote 80
R.F.Davis	Elementary note on the parabola	p. 371	July 1900	MNote 82
R.F.Davis	The equality of internal bisectors	p. 412	Dec 1900	MNote 89
R.F.Davis	Two illustrations of elimination	p. 1	Jan 1901	Article
R.F.Davis	Trilinear equation of a circle of curvature	p. 72	July 1901	MNote 97
R.F.Davis	Condition for rectangular hyperbola in trilinears	p. 72	July 1901	MNote 98
R.F.Davis	To find the foci of the conic inscribed in the triangle of reference	p. 97	Oct 1901	MNote 101
R.F.Davis	On the construction of a triangle given mutual ratios of cosines of angles	p. 159	Mar 1902	MNote 104
R.F.Davis	A property of the rectangular hyperbola	p. 102	July 1902	MNote 113
R.F.Davis	Trilinear notes	p. 224	Dec 1902	MNote 109B (note)
R.F.Davis	Note on the parabola	p. 262	Mar 1903	MNote 123
R.F.Davis	Geometrical note on the parabola	p. 361	Dec 1903	MNote 134
R.F.Davis	Geometrical note on inversion	p. 383	Jan 1904	MNote 139
R.F.Davis	Note on successive inversion	p. 61	July 1904	MNote 151
R.F.Davis	On the equation to the axes of the general conic	p. 108	Dec 1904	MNote 160
R.F.Davis	Mr Trachtenberg's cubic	p. 406	Dec 1906	MNote 216
R.F.Davis	A proof required to show that the polar circle of a triangle cuts orthogonally the director circle of any inscribed conic	p. 406	Dec 1906	MNote 218
R.F.Davis	On a certain double envelope	p. 21	Jan 1907	MNote 234
R.F.Davis	Geometrical illustration of Pascal's theorem	p. 83	May 1907	MNote 238
R.F.Davis	The limits of the positive roots of	p. 109	July 1907	MNote 241
R.F.Davis	The intersection of an in-conic and polar circle	p. 311	July 1908	MNote 265
R.F.Davis	Geometrical proof that the polar circle of a triangle is orthogonal to the director circle of the inscribed circle	p. 317	July 1908	MNote 272
R.F.Davis	On certain algebraical factors	p. 327	Oct 1908	MNote 276
A.C.Dixon	The polygons of Poncelet and Weill's theorem	p. 121	Oct 1897	Article
A.C.Dixon	On the expression of as an infinite product	p. 130	Oct 1897	MNote 48
A.C.Dixon	On the circular measure of angles	p. 188	June 1898	MNote 59
A.C.Dixon	Note on the formula	p. 189	June 1898	MNote 60
A.C.Dixon	Note on the logarithmic series	p. 111	Dec 1901	MNote 103
A.C.Dixon	On the permutability of independent differentiations	p. 159	Mar 1902	MNote 106
A.C.Dixon	Geometry in Flatland	p. 241	Jan 1903	Article
A.C.Dixon	Morley's problem	p. 15	Dec 1907	MNote 226
A.C.Dixon	The conic through five given points	p. 228	Mar 1908	Article
A.C.Dixon	The polar circle of a triangle is cut orthogonally by the director circle of any inscribed conic	p. 317	July 1908	MNote 271
Edward T.Dixon	On the proof of the formula	p. 81	Feb 1897	MNote 32
F.W.Dobbs	Changing metres to feet (c.f. Trachtenberg, MNote 195, May 1906, p 324)	p. 381	Oct 1906	MNote 209
W.J.Dobbs	A chapter in elementary dynamics	p. 201	Oct 1898	Article
C.V.Durell and W.F.Beard	A geometrical method of trisecting any angle with the aid of a rectangular hyperbola	p. 232	Feb 1899	MNote 70
P.N.Dutt	Some properties of the conic treated by other methods	p. 210	Jan 1908 - Part II	MNote 251
P.N.Dutt	A case of double contact	p. 211	Jan 1908 - Part II	MNote 252
J.M.Dyer	If one focus of a conic inscribed in a triangle lies on the line joining the circum- and ortho-centres, the locus of the other focus will be an equilateral hyperbola circumscribing the triangle and passing through its circumcentre	p. 413	Dec 1900	MNote 91
Editor	M.Paul Tannery	p. 168	Mar 1905	Obituary
C.Elliott	Models of functions	p. 323	Oct 1908	Article
E.B.Elliott	A set of criteria for convergency or divergency of series of positive terms	p. 32	May 1904	MNote 143
E.B.Elliott	The criterion as to a sequence tending to a limit (see p 327 of May 1906)	p. 236	Oct 1905	MNote 174
E.B.Elliott	Reply to Mr Jourdain (MNote 201, may 1906, p 327)	p. 349	July 1906	MNote 202
J.Elliott	On the general proof of the rule for finding the product of two algebraic expressions	p. 187	June 1898	MNote 58
H.D.Ellis	Rev. George Richardson	p. 25	May 1904	Obituary
Arnold Emch	Some applications of the theory of assemblages	p. 173	May 1902	Article
Frances Epps	A first practical training in arithmetic	p. 77	May 1907	Article
W.D.Evans	The principles of dynamics	p. 93	May 1907	Letter
W.D.Evans	The line at infinity	p. 93	May 1907	Letter
E.Fenwick	Some trigonometric inequalities	p. 107	June 1897	MNote 39
W.Gallatly	On another proof of (Euclid) XI.4	p. 33	Feb 1895	MNote 15
W.Gallatly	On the hyperbolic functions	p. 40	May 1895	MNote 18
W.Gallatly	The equiangular spiral	p. 159	Mar 1902	MNote 105
W.Gallatly	Notes on the nine-point circle	p. 122	Oct 1907	MNote 243
W.Gallatly	Getting more than usual out of a quadrilateral	p. 231	Mar 1908	MNote 255
T.J.Garstang	The history of maths in teaching	p. 406	Dec 1906	MNote 219
R.W.Genese	On an extension of (Euclid) VI.3	p. 20	Dec 1894	MNote 1
R.W.Genese	A theorem connected with homography	p. 20	Dec 1894	MNote 2
R.W.Genese	On a construction in the Aperçu Historique	p. 31	Feb 1895	MNote 9
R.W.Genese	Note on division	p. 82	Feb 1897	MNote 33
R.W.Genese	On the equations to chords and tangents of algebraic curves	p. 110	June 1897	MNote 42
R.W.Genese	Note on section VI of Prof. Tanner's article on "A class of algebraic functions"	p. 184	June 1898	MNote 54
R.W.Genese	Note on a statement in Salmon's Conics	p. 319	Feb 1900	MNote 76
R.W.Genese	On the teaching of indices and surds	p. 339	May 1900	Article
R.W.Genese	The Remarque minuscule	p. 278	Jan 1906	MNote 189
R.W.Genese	Method for obtaining the two integrals () together	p. 322	May 1906	MNote 193
H.T.Gerrans	Asymptotes in polar coordinates	p. 279	Oct 1899	MNote 74
Charles Godfrey	Collection of suggestions for the future development of the Gazette	p, 320	May 1906	MNote 191
C.Godfrey	Is there need of a recognized sequence in geometry?	p. 100	July 1907	Article
C.Godfrey	The teaching of mathematics in English public schools for boys	p. 250	May 1908	Article
A.S.Grant	On the multiplication and division of decimals	p. 321	Oct 1908	Article
W.J.Greenstreet	Herbart's view of the place of mathematics in education	p. 9	July 1894	Article
W.J.Greenstreet	The in-centre is the point for which is a minimum in each of two cases	p. 161	Feb 1898	MNote 53
W.J.Greenstreet	Note on the Simson line	p. 185	June 1898	MNote 56
W.J.Greenstreet	Criteria of divisibility	p. 186	June 1898	MNote 57
W.J.Greenstreet	Japanese mathematics	p. 268	Jan 1906	Article
W.J.Greenstreet	The continuum	p. 278	Jan 1906	MNote 187
G.W.Greenwood	The teaching of geometry	p. 93	May 1907	Letter
Capt. Rodolphe Guimaraes	On the equation of a certain spiral	p. 328	Oct 1908	MNote 277
George Bruce Halsted	Cajori's history of mathematics	p. 19	Dec 1894	Article
George Bruce Halsted	The constructions in Halsted's Rational Geometry	p. 161	Mar 1905	MNote 164
George Bruce Halsted	The pseudo-definition of the straight line	p. 291	Mar 1906	Article
J.G.Hamilton	The teaching of geometry	p. 33	Mar 1907	Article
Percy J.Harding	On (i) division into classes and (ii) homo-geneous products	p. 59	Oct 1895	MNote 23
Percy J.Harding	Note on Taylor's theorem	p. 332	Oct 1908	MNote 281
G.H.Hardy	Some notes on certain theorems in higher trigonometry	p. 284	Mar 1906	Article
G.H.Hardy	Higher trigonometry	p. 13	Jan 1907	MNote 223
G.H.Hardy	A curious imaginary curve	p. 14	Jan 1907	MNote 224
G.H.Hardy	The line at infinity, etc	p. 14	Jan 1907	MNote 225
W.E.Hartley	A spherical trig identity	p. 413	Dec 1900	MNote 90
R.B.Hayward	On some semi-regular solids	p. 73	Feb 1897	Article
R.B.Hayward	Two proofs of "The equal bisectors theorem"	p. 74	July 1901	MNote 100
Robert B.Hayward	On the "Two minor complaints" of C.S.Jackson (MNote 108)	p. 201	Oct 1902	MNote 114B (Note)
Percy J.Heawood	On pairs of imaginary roots	p. 31	Feb 1895	MNote 10
Percy J.Heawood	On "a solution" in (Math. Gaz.) No. 2	p. 31	Feb 1895	MNote 11
Percy J.Heawood	On the theorem ad quatuor lineas	p. 33	Feb 1895	MNote 17
P.J.Heawood	Spherical trigonometry	p. 97	June 1897	Article
P.J.Heawood	On the quadrilaterals connected with four coplanar forces in equilibrium	p. 319	Feb 1900	MNote 75
Percy J.Heawood	On the fundamental proposition connected with the vanishing of a determinant	p. 344	May 1900	MNote 80
Percy J.Heawood	On note 75, p 319	p. 371	July 1900	MNote 81
Percy J.Heawood	General theory of verniers	p. 221	Dec 1902	Article
Percy J.Heawood	General theory of verniers (continued)	p. 237	Jan 1903	Article
Percy J.Heawood	Passage of light through a sphere (raindrop)	p. 350	July 1906	MNote 203
Percy J.Heawood	Linkage problems	p. 108	July 1907	MNote 240
W.O.Hemming	On decimalisation of money	p. 383	Jan 1904	MNote 140
W.O.Hemming	A graphical solution of the typical quadratic equation	p. 36	May 1904	MNote 148
G.Heppel	Mathematical worthies I	p. 11	July 1894	Article
G.Heppel	On the fundamental equations in spherical trigonometry	p. 20	Dec 1894	MNote 3
G.Heppel	Algebra in schools	p. 25	Feb 1895	Article
G.Heppel	Mathematical worthies II	p. 40	May 1895	Article
G.Heppel	Proof that the medians and perpendiculars of a spherical triangle are concurrent	p. 40	July 1896	MNote 29
J.H.Herschkowitz	To find the average KE of a harmonically vibrating particle during a complete period	p. 108	June 1897	MNote 40
Prof. M.J.M.Hill	Re: Prof. Hill's book on Euclid V and VI	p. 30	Mar 1901	Letter
M.J.M.Hill	The report of the committee and incommensurables	p. 253	Mar 1903	Article
Harold Hilton	Some simple problems in astronomy	p. 384	Jan 1904	MNote 141
Harold Hilton	To find the relation between two maps of the same contour on the stereographic projection	p. 33	May 1904	MNote 144
Harold Hilton	Proofs of theorems in geometrical conics	p. 34	May 1904	MNote 144
Harold Hilton	Continued inversion by coaxal circles	p. 88	Oct 1904	MNote 154
Harold Hilton	To find the relation between two maps of the same contour on the gnomonic projection	p. 107	Dec 1904	MNote 157
Harold Hilton	On a theorem in inversion	p. 107	Dec 1904	MNote 158
Harold Hilton	A note on the gnomonic projection	p. 108	Dec 1904	MNote 159
Harold Hilton	A geometrical construction	p. 176	May 1905	MNote 168
Harold Hilton	Proofs of Euler's theorem, etc	p. 262	Dec 1905	MNote 182
J.H.Hooker	Some old text-books	p. 29	Feb 1895	Article
J.H.Hooker	On some trigonometrical identities (ii)	p. 58	Oct 1895	MNote 21
J.H.Hooker	Wingate's "Arithmetick"	p. 35	July 1896	Article
J.H.Hooker	Geometrical proof for ,	p. 393	Oct 1900	MNote 85
J.F.Hudson	Note on Question 309	p. 320	Feb 1900	MNote 77
R.W.H.T.Hudson	An elementary introduction to the infinitesimal geometry of surfaces	p. 279	May 1903	Article
R.W.H.T.Hudson	The use of tangential coordinates	p. 354	Dec 1903	Article
R.W.H.T.Hudson	Univocal curves and algebraic curves on a quadric surface	p. 56	July 1904	Article
W.H.H.Hudson	Note on the convergency of the geometric series	p. 60	May 1901	MNote 96
W.H.H.Hudson	An approximate construction for the trisection of an angle	p. 177	May 1905	MNote 169
W.H.H.Hudson	Short solution of an unspecified problem	p. 408	Dec 1906	MNote 221
W.H.H.Hudson	Another short solution of another unspecified problem	p. 408	Dec 1906	MNote 222
W.H.H.Hudson	Graphical solution of a biquadratic	p. 22	Jan 1907	MNote 235
W.H.H.Hudson	On note 235	p. 316	July 1908	MNote 269
W.H.H.Hudson	On the intersections of the limaçon and quatrefoil used in the graphical solution of a biquadratic	p. 316	July 1908	MNote 270
C.S.Jackson	Two minor complaints	p. 188	July 1902	MNote 108
C.S.Jackson	The fundamental formulae of spherical trigonometry	p. 261	Mar 1903	MNote 122
C.S.Jackson	The slide rule and its use in teaching logarithms	p. 330	Oct 1903	Article
C.S.Jackson	A paradox	p. 360	Dec 1903	MNote 131
C.S.Jackson	A contrivance for shewing bending moment diagrams	p. 360	Dec 1903	MNote 132
C.S.Jackson	The teaching of mathematics and physics	p. 75	Oct 1904	Article
C.S.Jackson	Extract from an old pamphlet on the slide rule	p. 137	Jan 1905	MNote 162
C.S.Jackson	A glimpse of the obvious	p. 176	May 1905	MNote 166
C.S.Jackson	Negative quantities (a very elementary note)	p. 211	July 1905	MNote 170
C.S.Jackson	The normal law of error	p. 241	Dec 1905	Article
C.S.Jackson	Indeterminate forms	p. 277	Jan 1906	MNote 186
C.S.Jackson	A mechanical construction of curves representing the movement of a pendulum	p. 15	Jan 1907	MNote 228
C.S.Jackson	"Approximately equal to"	p. 231	Mar 1908	MNote 254
C.S.Jackson	The elementary arithmetic of the theory of numbers	p. 241	May 1908	Article
Morgan Jenkins	Proof of Horner's method of approximation to a numerical root of an equation by the properties of algebraical quotients and remainders	p. 55	Oct 1895	Article
W.J.Johnston	Proof of the formula	p. 393	Oct 1900	MNote 86
Philip E.B.Jourdain	On Gauss' principle of least constraint and the equations of mechanics	p. 337	Oct 1903	MNote 128
Philip E.B.Jourdain	Prof. Elliott's note 174, Oct 1905, p 236 seems fallacious (see July 1906, p 349)	p. 327	May 1906	MNote 201
Philip E.B.Jourdain	Response to Prof. Elliott's reply	p. 380	Oct 1906	MNote 206
Philip E.B.Jourdain	Correction of a statement made in a review	p. 15	Jan 1907	MNote 227
Philip E.B.Jourdain	The introduction of irrational numbers	p. 201	Jan 1908 - Part II	Article
Philip E.B.Jourdain	The study of mathematics	p. 306	July 1908	Article
Knox A. D. (Pupil at Eton College)	To find the distance between two points ¼ in trilinear coordinates	p. 189	July 1902	MNote 110A (Note)
E.M.Langley	The eccentric circle of Boscovich	p. 1	Apr 1894	Article
E.M.Langley	The eccentric circle of Boscovich (continued)	p. 17	Dec 1894	Article
E.M.Langley	On the centroid of a trapezoid	p. 21	Dec 1894	MNote 5
E.M.Langley	On the graphic solution of quadratics	p. 32	Feb 1895	MNote 13
E.M.Langley	On the "circle of Apollonius"	p. 41	May 1895	MNote 19
E.M.Langley	On some trigonometrical identities (i)	p. 57	Oct 1895	MNote 21
E.M.Langley	Proof of the theorem that the sum of the moments of two forces which intersect is equal to the moment of their resultant	p. 83	Feb 1897	MNote 34
E.M.Langley	To simplify expressions of the form + (two similar terms)	p. 129	Oct 1897	MNote 45
E.M.Langley	On the cumulative vote as exercised in school board elections	p. 160	Feb 1898	MNote 50
E.M.Langley	Some curiosities in division	p. 205	Oct 1898	Article
E.M.Langley	Some curiosities in division (continued)	p. 275	Oct 1899	Article
E.M.Langley	Demonstrations of Euclid XIII.10	p. 320	Feb 1900	MNote 78
Edward M.Langley, Charles Godfrey and A.W.Siddons	The teaching of mathematics	p. 105	Dec 1901	Article
E.M.Langley	Projections of diagrams	p. 258	Dec 1905	MNote 177
E.M.Langley	An interesting find	p. 97	July 1907	Article
E.M.Langley	Perspective through the stereoscope: Part 1	p. 115	Oct 1907	Article
E.M.Langley	Perspective through the stereoscope: Part 2	p. 159	Dec 1907	Article
W.Larden	The principles of dynamics - Part 1	p. 385	Dec 1906	Article
W.Larden	The principles of dynamics - Part 2	p. 1	Jan 1907	Article
J.Larmor	On the geometrical method	p. 1	Apr 1896	Article
W.H.Laverty	Addition series	p. 287	May 1903	MNote 124
J.G.Leathem	Note on the addition formulae of trigonometry	p. 81	Oct 1904	Article
S. de J.Lenfestey	Two approximate geometrical constructions for inscribing a nonagon in a circle	p. 330	Oct 1908	MNote 279
A.Lodge	On approximations and reductions	p. 4	Apr 1894	Article
A.Lodge	On approximations and reductions (continued)	p. 21	Dec 1894	Article
A.Lodge	On the compound pendulum	p. 30	Feb 1895	MNote 7
A.Lodge	On the proof of the method for G.C.M.	p. 32	Feb 1895	MNote 12
Alfred Lodge	On Simpson's rule	p. 58	Oct 1895	MNote 22
Prof. A.Lodge	Elementary proof that the volume of a pyramid or cone is base × height by assuming the properties of similar figures	p. 64	Oct 1896	MNote 31
A.Lodge	Circles are drawn through two fixed points. Trace the path of a point which cuts them all at the same angle	p. 213	Oct 1898	MNote 67
A.Lodge	On the representation of imaginary points by real points on a plane	p. 277	May 1903	Article
A.Lodge	On the representation of imaginary points by real points on a plane (continued)	p. 373	Jan 1904	Article
Alfred Lodge	Contracted methods	p. 17	Jan 1907	MNote 229
A.Lodge	On Taylor's theorem	p. 390	Dec 1908	MNote 287
A.Lodge	Velocity of approach and separation	p. 390	Dec 1908	MNote 288
Prof. Loney	On Dr.Bryan's paper (No.7, p 8): Annuities treated without progressions	p. 38	July 1896	MNote 24
F.S.Macaulay	On a property of two triangles and its extension to quadrilaterals	p. 127	Oct 1897	MNote 44
F.S.Macaulay	The conic determined by five given points	p. 12	Apr 1896	Article
F.S.Macaulay	John Bolyai's "Science absolute of space" Part I	p. 25	July 1896	Article
F.S.Macaulay	The initial convergent of any continued fraction may be taken as	p. 39	July 1896	MNote 27
F.S.Macaulay	John Bolyai's "Science absolute of space" Part II	p. 49	Oct 1896	Article
F.S.Macaulay	Cayley's theory of the absolute	p. 155	Feb 1898	Article
F.S.Macaulay	Properties of a system of triangles circumscribed to a parabola and conic	p. 211	Oct 1898	MNote 64
F.S.Macaulay	Projective geometry	p. 1	Mar 1904	Article
F.S.Macaulay	Note on some inequalities connected with the expressions , where are three positive quantities in order of magnitude	p. 60	July 1904	MNote 149
F.S.Macaulay	R.W.H.T.Hudson	p. 73	Oct 1904	Obituary
F.S.Macaulay	On the axioms and postulates employed in the elementary plane constructions	p. 78	Oct 1904	Article
F.S.Macaulay	On a problem in mechanics and the number of its solutions	p. 365	Oct 1906	Article
W.H.Macaulay	The laws of dynamics and their treatment in text-books	p. 379	Oct 1900	Article
W.H.Macaulay	The laws of dynamics and their treatment in text-books (continued)	p. 399	Dec 1900	Article
J.S.Mackay	The Greek geometers before Euclid	p. 3	Apr 1894	Article
J.S.Mackay	The Greek geometers before Euclid (continued)	p. 19	Dec 1894	Article
J.S.Mackay	On a proof of (Euclid) XI.4	p. 21	Dec 1894	MNote 6
J.S.Mackay	Greek geometers before Euclid (continued)	p. 56	Oct 1895	Article
J.S.Mackay and R.F.Muirhead	Note on Mr Billups' article in June 1898, p 177	p. 209	Oct 1898	MNote 62
Camillo Manzitti	The division of the circle	p. 377	Dec 1908	Article
G.A.Miller	Some useful groups in the teaching of elementary trigonometry	p. 353	Oct 1906	Article
G.A.Miller	Note on the groups of subtraction and division and on the hyperbolic functions	p. 381	Dec 1908	Article
J.J.Milne	Geometrical determination of in the trilinear relationship	p. 21	Dec 1894	MNote 4
J.J.Milne	On the harmonic polar of a conic	p. 31	Feb 1895	MNote 8
John J.Milne	The conics of Apollonius	p. 49	Oct 1895	Article
John J.Milne	Pascal's theorem	p. 284	June 1908	MNote 260
John J.Milne	Historical note	p. 316	July 1908	MNote 268
R.M.Milne	Extension of Huygens' approximation to a circular arc	p. 309	July 1903	Article
Frank Morley	Note on the sphero-conic	p. 249	June 1899	Article
F.Morley	Geometry problem (concerning the self polarity of a particular triangle) for solution	p. 379	Oct 1906	MNote 205
J.Morley	A solution required	p. 262	Dec 1905	MNote 181
G.D.Muggeridge	Areal coordinates	p. 45	May 1901	Article
G.D.Muggeridge	Areal coordinates (continued)	p. 65	July 1901	Article
T.Muir	Note on periodic continued fractions	p. 58	Mar 1901	MNote 95
R.F.Muirhead	On some suggestions in mathematical terminology	p. 57	Oct 1895	MNote 20
R.F.Muirhead	Notes on elementary dynamics I	p. 32	July 1896	Article
R.F.Muirhead	Notes on elementary dynamics II	p. 60	Oct 1896	Article
R.F.Muirhead	Notes on elementary dynamics III	p. 78	Feb 1897	Article
R.F.Muirhead	On the proof of	p. 106	June 1897	MNote 38
R.F.Muirhead	Notes on elementary dynamics IV	p. 123	Oct 1897	Article
R.F.Muirhead	Notes on elementary dynamics V	p. 180	June 1898	Article
R.F.Muirhead	The teaching of mathematics	p. 81	Oct 1901	Article
R.F.Muirhead	On the "Two minor complaints" of C.S.Jackson (MNote 108)	p. 201	Oct 1902	MNote 114A (Note)
R.F.Muirhead	Proofs that the Arithmetic Mean is greater than the Geometric Mean	p. 283	May 1903	Article
R.F.Muirhead	Two trigonometrical notes	p. 340	Oct 1903	MNote 129
R.F.Muirhead	Note on Mr Roseveare's "Chapter on algebra"	p. 341	Oct 1903	MNote 130
R.F.Muirhead	Definitions of trigonometrical ratios and general proof of addition theorems for sine and cosine	p. 89	Oct 1904	MNote 155
R.F.Muirhead	Constructions with straight-edge and dividers	p. 209	July 1905	Article
R.F.Muirhead	The teaching of mechanics	p. 265	Jan 1906	Article
R.F.Muirhead	Convenient rules for elementary calculations as to thin lenses	p. 110	July 1907	MNote 242
R.F.Muirhead	A proof of the theorem that the vector-sum of the 'axes' of two couples is the 'axis' of their resultant	p. 129	Oct 1907	MNote 245
R.F.Muirhead	A method of calculating approximately high powers and roots of numbers, without the aid of tables	p. 302	July 1908	Article
C.E.M'Vicker	A transformation in elementary geometry	p. 190	June 1898	MNote 61
C.E.M'Vicker	A theorem of infinitesimals applied to conics	p. 209	Oct 1898	MNote 63
C.E.M'Vicker	A theorem of isoperimetric loops	p. 228	Feb 1899	Article
C.E.M'Vicker	A circle touching the incircle and one of the escribed circles of a triangle	p. 257	June 1899	MNote 72
C.E.M'Vicker	Theorems connected with inversion	p. 276	Oct 1899	Article
C.E.M 'Vicker	Approximation to	p. 288	May 1903	MNote 125
C.E.M'Vicker	On the kinetic measure of a force	p. 331	Oct 1908	MNote 280
E.J.Nanson	The addition formulae for cosine and sine	p. 237	Oct 1905	MNote 175
E.J.Nanson	The fundamental exponential limit	p. 237	Oct 1905	MNote 176
E.J.Nanson	The power series for ,	p. 244	Dec 1905	Article
E.J.Nanson	Graphical solution of a biquadratic	p. 286	June 1908	MNote 261
E.J.Nanson	Note on turning values	p. 287	June 1908	MNote 262
E.J.Nanson	Trigonometrical note	p. 333	Oct 1908	MNote 282
E.J.Nanson	Note on the power inequality	p. 333	Oct 1908	MNote 283
M.T.Naraniengar	A geometrical proof of Feuerbach's theorem	p. 310	July 1908	MNote 264
H.Orfeur	To draw from any two given points two straight lines to a point on a given circle, having centre at , so that they may be equally inclined to	p. 407	Dec 1906	MNote 220
G.Osborn	Mnemonic for hyperbolic functions	p. 189	July 1902	MNote 109A (Note)
G.Osborn	Note on the multinomial theorem	p. 189	July 1902	MNote 111
G.Osborn	Elementary treatment for gamma functions	p. 311	July 1903	MNote 127
J.C.Palmer	In a spherical quadrangle the arcs joining the middle points of the three pairs of opposite sides are concurrent	p. 214	Oct 1898	MNote 68
J.C.Palmer	In a spherical quadrangle the arcs joining the mid-points of the three pairs of opposite sides are concurrent	p. 231	Feb 1899	MNote 69
"Pedagogicus"	Cricket and dynamics	p. 94	May 1907	Letter
Emile Picard	On the development of mathematical analysis and its relations to some other sciences - Part 1	p. 193	July 1905	Article
Emile Picard	On the development of mathematical analysis and its relations to some other sciences - Part 2	p. 217	Oct 1905	Article
D.K.Picken	On higher trigonometry - (I) The "higher" in mathematics	p. 329	July 1906	Article
D.K.Picken	On higher trigonometry - (II) Limit of a convergent sequence	p. 333	July 1906	Article
D.K.Picken	On higher trigonometry - (III) The elementary transcendental functions	p. 357	Oct 1906	Article
D.K.Picken	The integral calculus theorem	p. 5	Jan 1907	Article
A.E.Pierpoint	An illustration by dissection	p. 404	Dec 1906	MNote 214
R.H.Pinkerton	On the equation to the asymptotes of the general conic	p. 175	May 1905	MNote 165
D.Quint	On the centroid of a trapezoid	p. 33	Feb 1895	MNote 16
N.Quint	On the Remarque minuscule	p. 236	Oct 1905	MNote 173
E.M.Radford	The equation to the circumcircle of the triangle contained by three given straight lines	p. 29	Mar 1901	MNote 94
G.Richardson	The trigonometry of the tetrahedron	p. 149	Mar 1902	Article
H.A.Roberts	Theorem of moments for three forces in equilibrium about any point in their plane	p. 130	Oct 1897	MNote 47
H.A.Roberts	Chords of quickest and slowest descent from one circle to another, both circles being in a vertical plane and non-intersecting	p. 212	Oct 1898	MNote 65
H.A.Roberts	Uniformly accelerated motion	p. 225	Feb 1899	Article
W.M.Roberts	A method of obtaining a second approximation	p. 405	Dec 1906	MNote 215
F.E.Robinson	Mathematics for army candidates	p. 336	July 1906	Article
W.N.Roseveare	A chapter on algebra I - VI	p. 301	July 1903	Article
W.N.Roseveare	A chapter on algebra VII - X	p. 325	Oct 1903	Article
W.N.Roseveare	On 'circular measure' and the product forms of the sine and cosine	p. 129	Jan 1905	Article
W.N.Roseveare	I - Expansions of trigonometrical functions	p. 202	July 1905	Article
W.N.Roseveare	II - Expansions of functions in general	p. 206	July 1905	Article
W.N.Roseveare	III - On convergence of series	p. 246	Dec 1905	Article
E.P.Rouse	Director circle of a conic inscribed in a triangle	p. 12	July 1894	Article
E.P.Rouse	A second chapter on conics	p. 28	Feb 1895	Article
E.P.Rouse	On note 79, p 337	p. 371	July 1900	MNote 83
E.P.Rouse	Note on Simson's line	p. 261	Dec 1905	MNote 180
C.A.Rumsey	Note on the treatment of conic sections and conicoids by pure geometry	p. 356	Dec 1903	Article
C.A.Rumsey	To prove Euclid I.27 without reversing the figure on itself or using superposition and assuming nothing but Euclid I.4 and 13	p. 19	Jan 1907	MNote 230
C.A.Rumsey	Given two collinear sets of three points, to find a third set in involution with both sets	p. 20	Jan 1907	MNote 231
B.Russell	The teaching of Euclid	p. 165	May 1902	Article
S.A.Saunder	On the expression, "Motion at an instant"	p. 250	June 1899	Article
S.A.Saunder	Contracted multiplication and division	p. 81	May 1907	MNote 237
P.Scoones	A particle, attached to a fixed point by a string, moves in a vertical circle. If the string slackens find where the particle meets the circle again.	p. 20	Jan 1907	MNote 232
C.A.Scott	On Von Staudt's Geometrie der Lage	p. 307	Feb 1900	Article
C.A.Scott	On Von Staudt's Geometrie der Lage (continued)	p. 323	Mar 1900	Article
C.A.Scott	On Von Staudt's Geometrie der Lage (continued)	p. 363	July 1900	Article
W.F.Sheppard	Quadrature-formulae in relation to moments	p. 325	Oct 1908	Article
W.F.Sheppard	Notation of binomial coefficients	p. 328	Oct 1908	MNote 278
W.F.Sheppard	Need for a sign to denote approximate equality	p. 389	Dec 1908	MNote 286
S.T.Shovelton	On the area of a triangle, the equations of whose sides are given	p. 231	Mar 1908	MNote 256
Prof. A. Sommerfeld	The scientific results and aims of modern applied mechanics	p. 26	May 1904	Article
Prof. J.E.A. Steggall	On continued fractions	p. 39	July 1896	MNote 26
J.E.A. Steggall	On a binomial approximation	p. 267	Jan 1906	Article
H.W.Lloyd Tanner	A class of algebraic functions	p. 152	Feb 1898	Article
C.Taylor	The syllabus of geometrical conics	p. 37	May 1895	Article
F.Glanville Taylor	A further consideration of problem 391	p. 191	July 1902	MNote 112
J.V.Thomas	Geometrical proofs of some trig identities	p. 412	Dec 1900	MNote 88
A.P.Thompson	Extension of problem 394	p. 74	July 1901	MNote 99
A.P.Thompson	Note on the bitangents of a plane curve	p. 307	July 1903	Article
H.L.Trachtenberg	Isogonal transformation	p. 260	Mar 1903	MNote 121
H.L.Trachtenberg	On the proof of Riemann's theorem on semi-convergent series	p. 361	Dec 1903	MNote 135
H.L.Trachtenberg	A circle and sphere connected with a confocal system of conics and a confocal sytem of conicoids respectively	p. 35	May 1904	MNote 146
H.L.Trachtenberg	To prove that the circles on one side of the radical axis of any given non-intersecting coaxial system can be described simultaneously by a swarm of particles under the attraction of a central force	p. 35	May 1904	MNote 146
H.L.Trachtenberg	On the normals from a point to a conicoid	p. 213	July 1905	MNote 171
H.L.Trachtenberg	Three conics connected with a triangle	p. 213	July 1905	MNote 172
H.L.Trachtenberg	A new cubic connected with the triangle	p. 288	Mar 1906	Article
H.L.Trachtenberg	Note on the number of feet in a metre (see Dobbs, MNote 209, Oct 1906, p 381)	p. 324	May 1906	MNote 195
H.L.Trachtenberg	Cartesian coordinates - A new method of finding the equation of the axis of a parabola	p. 324	May 1906	MNote 196
H.L.Trachtenberg	Trilinear coordinates. The equation of the axis of the general parabola	p. 324	May 1906	MNote 197
H.L.Trachtenberg	A new method of finding the equation of the axes of the general conic	p. 325	May 1906	MNote 198
H.L.Trachtenberg	Trilinear coordinates. The equation of the axes of the general conic	p. 325	May 1906	MNote 199
H.L.Trachtenberg	A new method of finding the condition that the general conicoid should be one of revolution and of finding the equation of its axis	p. 326	May 1906	MNote 200
H.L.Trachtenberg	The radius of the general right circular cylinder and the equation of its axis	p. 23	Jan 1907	MNote 236
H.L.Trachtenberg	A new method of finding the condition that the general conicoid should be one of revolution and of finding the equation of its axis	p. 319	July 1908	MNote 275
H.L.Trachtenberg	Note on the problem: "Given a parallelogram, construct a parallel to a given line through a given point	p. 334	Oct 1908	MNote 284
R.Tucker	Suggested alternative proof of the results given in paragraph 246 of Loney's Analytical Conics (1st edition)	p. 110	June 1897	MNote 43
R.Tucker	Euclid IV. 12, 13, 14	p. 184	June 1898	MNote 55
C.O.Tuckey	The exponential function	p. 403	Dec 1906	MNote 212
C.O.Tuckey	The nine-point circle	p. 404	Dec 1906	MNote 213
C.O.Tuckey	Higher trigonometry	p. 408	Dec 1906	MNote 223
C.O.Tuckey	A 'proof' of	p. 21	Jan 1907	MNote 233
C.O.Tuckey	The self-reciprocal 13-gon	p. 312	July 1908	MNote 266
A.F.Van der Heyden	Inexactitudes in the treatment of simple exercises on the motion of unequal masses suspended over a pulley	p. 323	May 1906	MNote 194
A.F.Van der Heyden	Construction of a regular pentagon	p. 323	May 1906	MNote 194
T.G.Vyvyan	On the condition that the roots of a cubic are real or imaginary	p. 39	July 1896	MNote 25
G.N.Watson	Mathematical note	p. 361	Dec 1903	MNote 133
W.Watson	"Formulae" problems	p. 107	July 1907	MNote 239
F.Whatley	Method of finding the differential coefficients of the inverse circular functions by one rule	p. 83	Feb 1897	MNote 35
F.J.W.Whipple	Prof. Bryan's "Mean rate of increase"	p. 173	May 1905	Article
F.J.W.Whipple	Approximations to the th root of a number	p. 260	Dec 1905	MNote 178
F.J.W.Whipple	Division of angles and arcs	p. 98	July 1907	Article
F.J.W.Whipple	The number of homogeneous products	p. 128	Oct 1907	MNote 244
F.J.W.Whipple	The geometrical treatment of trigonometrical series	p. 273	June 1908	Article
F.J.W.Whipple	A proof that is divergent when can be expanded in a series of descending integral powers of beginning with	p. 281	June 1908	MNote 258
F.J.W.Whipple	Note on the power inequality	p. 318	July 1908	MNote 274
W.Allen Whitworth and W.E.Hartley	The number of ways of writing "Tot tibi sunt dotes, Virgo, quot sidera coelo" without disobeying the laws of metre, caesura excepted	p. 227	Dec 1902	MNote 115
W.A.Whitworth	Rule for finding the number of 'quarts' not greater than a given number	p. 242	Jan 1903	MNote 119
W.A.Whitworth	To prove geometrically the principal trigonometric relations of two angles	p. 6	Mar 1904	MNote 142
C.C.Wiles	'Decimals' (= -imals) in other number bases	p. 167	Dec 1907	MNote 249
A.C.L.Wilkinson	To show that where are the angles of a triangle	p. 394	Oct 1900	MNote 87
J.Cook Wilson	On a supposed solution of the "Four-colour problem"	p. 338	July 1906	Article
T.Wilson	Mathematics for astronomy and navigation	p. 27	Feb 1895	Article
W.P.Workman	Alternative proof of a standard theorem in geometrical conics	p. 287	June 1908	MNote 263
A.E.Wynne	Note on the graphical solution of quadratics	p. 228	Dec 1902	MNote 116
W.H.Young	The introduction of the mathematical idea of infinity	p. 147	Dec 1907	Article
C.E.Youngman	Continued inversion by coaxal circles	p. 7	Mar 1904	MNote 107
	On reform in the teaching of mathematics	p. 129	Jan 1902	Discussion
	The committee on geometry	p. 165	May 1902	Report
	Report of the M.A. Committee on Arithmetic and Algebra	p. 181	July 1902	Report
	Report of the British Association Committee on the teaching of mathematics	p. 197	Oct 1902	Report
	The report of the committee and incommensurables	p. 253	Mar 1903	Report
	Draft suggestions of the sub-committee on the teaching of mechanics	p. 380	Jan 1904	Report
	Report of the M.A. Committee on the teaching of elementary mechanics	p. 49	July 1904	Report
	Report of the M.A.Committee on advanced school mathematics	p. 52	July 1904	Report
	A.G.M. of the M.A. - Jan 1905	p. 145	Mar 1905	Report
	Preliminary report of scholarships sub-committee	p. 73	May 1907	Report
	Report on the teaching of mathematics in preparatory schools	p. 137	Dec 1907	Report
	Report of the committee of the M.A. on the course of mathematics required for entrance scholarships at the universities	p. 219	Mar 1908	Report
	Elementary analysis at the Leicester meeting of the British Association	p. 113	Oct 1907	Report

NOTE:

The numbering of the Mathematical Notes in Volume 1 went astray.

Up to MNote 106 was OK.

107 was missed out but appeared again in Mar 1904, p 7.

Two 114's appeared on p 209.

In Dec 1902 (p 224) the numbering went back to 109 and 110.

Then it jumped to 115 and 116 and these were followed by 119 (p 242), 120, 121, 122, . . .

Therefore, we have no MNotes 117 or 118 but do have two of each of 114, 109 and 110. For these three the first appearance was given a suffix "A" and the second a "B".

Questions for solution by students (Later: Examination questions and problems )

(1) See June 1897, p 119 about No.179

(2) Corrections to 350 and 355 appear in May 1900, p 345

NOTE:

The numbering of the Mathematical Notes in Volume 1 went astray.

Up to MNote 106 was OK.

107 was missed out but appeared again in Mar 1904, p 7.

Two 114's appeared on p 209.

In Dec 1902 (p 224) the numbering went back to 109 and 110.

Then it jumped to 115 and 116 and these were followed by 119 (p 242), 120, 121, 122, . . .

Therefore, we have no MNotes 117 or 118 but do have two of each of 114, 109 and 110. For these three the first appearance was given a suffix "A" and the second a "B".

Questions for solution by students (Later: Examination questions and problems )

(1) See June 1897, p 119 about No.179

(2) Corrections to 350 and 355 appear in May 1900, p 345

NOTE:

The numbering of the Mathematical Notes in Volume 1 went astray.

Up to MNote 106 was OK.

107 was missed out but appeared again in Mar 1904, p 7.

Two 114's appeared on p 209.

In Dec 1902 (p 224) the numbering went back to 109 and 110.

Then it jumped to 115 and 116 and these were followed by 119 (p 242), 120, 121, 122, . . .

Therefore, we have no MNotes 117 or 118 but do have two of each of 114, 109 and 110. For these three the first appearance was given a suffix "A" and the second a "B".

Questions for solution by students (Later: Examination questions and problems )

(1) See June 1897, p 119 about No.179

(2) Corrections to 350 and 355 appear in May 1900, p 345