AUTHOR	TITLE	PAGE	Issue	Category
P.Abbott	The position of mathematics in educational reconstruction	Article	Mar 1917	p. 33
C.W.Adams	The area of "borders"	MNote 396	May 1913	p. 109
C.W.Adams	Resolution of a problem that would lead to a paradox	MNote 457	Dec 1915	p. 179
Aleph	A possible exam question for the "pillory"	Letter	May 1910	p. 280
A.O.Allen	Note on the construction of string models	MNote 447	May 1915	p. 86
S.Andrade	Finding assuming only the formula for the sum of an A.P.	MNote 312	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 206
S.Andrade	New proof of the homographic property of a conic	MNote 371	Mar 1912	p. 286
S.Andrade	Proof that two ranges are homographic	MNote 422	July 1914	p. 361
A.H.Anglin	On a certain form of definite integral	MNote 308	Jan 1910	p. 187
Anonymous	The solution of the equation	MNote 320	Oct 1910	p. 334
Anonymous	A superior method for finding for any polynomial	MNote 323	Oct 1910	p. 335
Anonymous	Graphical solution of a biquadratic	MNote 326	Oct 1910	p. 336
Anonymous ('W.F.')	On note 362, p 221, Vol VI	MNote 400	May 1913	p. 111
Anonymous	Required, an explanation of the figure	MNote 410	July 1913	p. 152
Anonymous (X.Y.Z.)	Criticisms of Cracknell's "School Algebra"	2 letters	Mar 1914	p. 296
Anonymous	An enquiry concerning rounding (from a non-mathematical member)	MNote 473	July 1916	p. 295
Anonymous	Question concerning the degree of accuracy (Pseudo accuracy)	MNote 474	July 1916	p. 296
Anonymous ("L.M." )	A point in teaching stocks	MNote 518	Oct 1917	p. 144
Anonymous ("E.M.")	Metric system for guns	MNote 529	Mar 1918	p. 231
Anonymous ("L.M.")	Test for perfect square or perfect cube	MNote 530	Mar 1918	p. 231
R.C.Archibald	Correction to an article in Vol V, p. 396 by J.J.Milne	MNote 350	Oct 1911	p. 154
R.C.Archibald	Note concerning the catalogue of the Library of the American Mathematical Society	MNote 355	Oct 1911	p. 157
R.C.Archibald	On the suggestions made for mathematical symbols in note 391	MNote 441	Mar 1915	p. 49
W.W.Rouse Ball	A school course in mathematics in the XVIIth century	Article	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 202
W.W.Rouse Ball	Four fours. Some arithmetical puzzles	Article	May 1912	p. 289
W.W.Rouse Ball	The Cambridge School of Mathematics	Article	July 1912	p. 311
W.W.Rouse Ball	Newton	Article	July 1914	p. 349
W.W.Rouse Ball	Pythagoras	Article	Jan 1915	p. 5
W.W.Rouse Ball	Augustus De Morgan	Article	Mar 1915	p. 42
W.W.Rouse Ball	A mathematical recreation	MNote 450	May 1915	p. 87
E.Barbette	On the th power of a number expressed as the sum of other th powers	MNote 360	Dec 1911	p. 196
E.N.Barisien	Some interesting formulae in arithmetic progressions	MNote 351	Oct 1911	p. 154
E.N.Barisien	An error spotted but not corrected	MNote 381	Oct 1912	p. 379
E.N.Barisien	On notes 373, 381 and 397: solutions of the equation	MNote 418	May 1914	p. 336
F.R.Barrell	The unit of momentum	MNote 382	Jan 1913	p. 10
A.H.Bell	Duration of day	Article	Mar 1916	p. 244
Douglas P.Berridge	The calculation of the coefficient of linear expansion	Letter	July 1910	p. 301
Major J.D.J.Bishop	Required, a solution of a problem involving minimum time	MNote 500	Jan 1917	p. 8
G.P.Blake	Retro-azimuthal projections (cf. No 108, Dec 1913, p 208)	MNote 455	Dec 1915	p. 176
F.C.Boon	Suggested mathematical symbols	MNote 321	Oct 1910	p. 334
F.C.Boon	Suggested mathematical symbols	MNote 391	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 48
F.C.Boon	A locus problem and its solution	MNote 399	May 1913	p. 110
F.C.Boon	On the sum of an A.P.	MNote 436	Mar 1915	p. 45
F.C.Boon	The locus of the centres of escribed circles taken for a certain set of triangles	MNote 468	May 1916	p. 263
Dr T.H.Bovey	The mathematical training of technical students	Article	Mar 1909	p. 51
M.Brioche	A simple device	MNote 300	Dec 1909	p. 162
S.Brodetsky	On the successive convergents of a continued fraction	MNote 464	Mar 1916	p. 248
S.Brodetsky	Nomography	Article	Mar 1918	p. 213
Dr. S. Brodetsky	The elementary theory of statical stability	Article	May 1918	p. 233
Dr. S.Brodetsky	The graphical treatment of differential equations	Article	Oct 1919	p. 377
T.J.I'A.Bromwich	Further note on MNote 320 (Anon)	Answer	Dec 1910	p. 363
F.G.W.Brown	To calculate the sides of a cyclic quadrilateral having given its diagonals, its area and the radius of the circumscribing circle	MNote 365	Jan 1912	p. 222
F.G.W.Brown	Brocard points for a quadrilateral	MNote 508	May 1917	p. 83
Prof. G.H.Bryan	The address of the retiring president	Article	Mar 1909	p. 44
Prof. G.H.Bryan	Note on Fourier's theorem	Article	Apr 1909	p. 78
Prof. G.H.Bryan	A proposal for the unknown digit	Article	June-July 1909	p. 89
Prof. G.H.Bryan	Tangents to conics	MNote 294	Oct 1909	p. 140
Prof. G.H.Bryan	"The slide rule for babes and sucklings"	MNote 306	Dec 1909	p. 165
Prof. G.H.Bryan	Snow sliding down a roof	MNote 307	Dec 1909	p. 166
G.H.Bryan	Euclid's postulate as a property of matter	Article	July 1911	p. 124
G.H.Bryan	My lecture notes on calculus	Article	Jan 1915	p. 19
G.H.Bryan	Partial fractions with repeated factors in denominator	MNote 451	Oct 1915	p. 157
Prof. G.H.Bryan and T.G.Creak	The bordered antilogarithm table	Article	Dec 1915	p. 168
Prof. G.H.Bryan	Suggestions for notation and printing	Article	Jan 1916	p. 220
G.H.Bryan	Multiplication and division of decimals	Letter	Mar 1916	p. 251
G.H.Bryan	Parabolic asymptotes	MNote 487	July 1916	p. 305
G.H.Bryan	"Russian peasant" multiplication in Roman numerals	MNote 501	Jan 1917	p. 9
Prof. G.H.Bryan	The equilibrium of jointed frameworks	Article	Jan 1919	p. 306
G.H.Bryan	Tables (Bordered antilogarithms/Trigonometric logarithms to every two minutes/Natural functions on three pages/Tables of exact squares)	May 1919	p. 333
G.H.Bryan	Ten, twelve or sixty	Letter	Oct 1919	p. 391
H.S.Carslaw	On the constructions which are possible by Euclid's methods	Article	Jan 1910	p. 170
H.S.Carslaw	Giving credit where it's due	MNote 378	July 1912	p. 340
H.S.Carslaw	The teaching of numerical trigonometry	MNote 429	July 1914	p. 364
Prof. H.S.Carslaw	The discovery of logarithms by Napier	Article	May 1915	p. 76
Prof. H.S.Carslaw	The discovery of logarithms by Napier (continued)	Article	July 1915	p. 115
Prof. H.S.Carslaw	A progressive income tax	Article	May 1916	p. 253
Prof. H.S.Carslaw	A progressive income tax	Article	Oct 1917	p. 137
G.St L.Carson	Some principles of mathematical education	Article	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 30
J.M.Child	Approximate construction for a radian	MNote 296	Oct 1909	p. 142
J.M.Child	Note on the problem: "Given a parallelogram construct a parallel to a given line through a given point".	MNote 318	May 1910	p. 283
J.M.Child	Feuerbach's theorem	MNote 334	Dec 1910	p. 358
J.M.Child	Approximations to , where is an integer and	Article	July 1916	p. 289
J.M.Child	On note 474	MNote 490	Oct 1916	p. 312
J.M.Child	Approximations to , where is an integer and (continued)	Article	May 1917	p. 72
J.W.Clawson	Points, lines and circles connected with the complete quadrilateral	MNote 509	May 1917	p. 85
F.J.O.Coddington	Anharmonic coordinates	Article	June-July 1909	p. 94
F.J.O.Coddington	Anharmonic coordinates (concluded)	Article	Oct 1909	p. 123
P.Coleman	Approximate formulae for the perimeter of an ellipse	MNote 461	Dec 1915	p. 184
J.Cook Wilson	An extension of a theorem in Pappus	MNote 391A*	May 1913	p. 107
H.Crabtree	Euler's equations deduced from gyroscopic resistance	MNote 299	Dec 1909	p. 161
H.Crabtree	The volume of the slant cone formed by slicing obliquely through a right circular cone	MNote 401	May 1913	p. 111
A.G.Cracknell	Replies to criticisms of his book	2 letters	Mar 1914	p. 296
J.I.Craig	Inverse tabular functions	MNote 405	July 1913	p. 150
Experto Crede	The early stages in elementary algebra	MNote 520	Dec 1917	p. 157
Lt-Col. Allan Cunningham	On tertial, quintal, etc. fractions	Article	May 1911	p. 63
Lt-Col. Allan Cunningham	On tertial, quintal, etc. fractions (continued)	Article	July 1911	p. 108
F.G.Daniell	The teaching of specific volume and density	Article	Dec 1910	p. 356
R.F.Davis	On the foci of a conic inscribed in a quadrilateral	MNote 302	Dec 1909	p. 162
R.F.Davis	The orthopole	MNote 359	Dec 1911	p. 196
R.F.Davis	Formulae connected with a triangle	MNote 364	Jan 1912	p. 221
R.F.Davis and John J.Milne	On an interpretation of the general equation of a conic and a certain connected theorem	MNote 383	Jan 1913	p. 11
R.F.Davis	Alternative proof of the conic property demonstrated in note 371	MNote 389	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 47
R.F.Davis	Pappus' theorem	MNote 409	July 1913	p. 152
R.F.Davis	On some alternative forms of the equation of two tangents to a conic from an external point	MNote 413	May 1914	p. 331
R.F.Davis	Locating, by geometrical construction, the point one seventh of the way along a given line	MNote 430	July 1914	p. 367
R.F.Davis	To find the condition that the four straight lines represented by shall form a harmonic pencil	MNote 440	Mar 1915	p. 49
R.F.Davis	Note on approximate value for	MNote 449	May 1915	p. 87
R.F.Davis	Geometric proof of the theorem given in note 462	MNote 495	Dec 1916	p. 332
R.F.Davis	Proof that the area of a quadrilateral whose sides are is given by where and is the sum of two opposite angles	MNote 507	Mar 1917	p. 51
A.De Morgan	Some incidental writings by De Morgan	Article	May 1917	p. 78
A.De Morgan	Some incidental writings by De Morgan (continued)	Article	July 1917	p. 114
A.De Morgan	Some incidental writings by De Morgan (continued)	Article	Jan 1918	p. 176
A.C.Dixon	Squared paper solution of the equation	MNote 310	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 205
A.C.Dixon	Squared paper solution of the equation	MNote 346	Oct 1911	p. 152
A.C.Dixon	On note 339, p 386, vol V	MNote 348	Oct 1911	p. 152
A.C.Dixon	Note on Sturm's theorem in the theory of numbers	MNote 358	Dec 1911	p. 195
A.C.Dixon	Power of a point with respect to a conic	MNote 366	Jan 1912	p. 223
A.C.Dixon	Proof that	MNote 367	Jan 1912	p. 223
A.C.Dixon	Note on	MNote 369	Mar 1912	p. 283
A.C.Dixon	Proof of Feuerbach's theorem	MNote 412	Jan 1914	p. 248
A.C.Dixon	The pedal lines of a point taken with respect to a certain class of triangles are proved to be concurrent	MNote 466	Mar 1916	p. 251
A.C.Dixon	Infinite product expressions for and ; Wallis's formula	MNote 512	July 1917	p. 123
E.T.Dixon	The theory of order, as defined by boundaries	Article	Oct 1911	p. 135
E.T.Dixon	The theory of order, as defined by boundaries (continued)	Article	Dec 1911	p. 172
E.T.Dixon	The theory of order, as defined by boundaries (continued)	Article	Mar 1912	p. 279
E.T.Dixon	The theory of order, as defined by boundaries (continued)	Article	May 1912	p. 290
Edward T.Dixon	Desargues' theorem	Article	May 1914	p. 310
W.J.Dobbs	An easy introduction to the natural base of logarithms	Article	Jan 1910	p. 179
W.J.Dobbs	The teaching of geometry and trigonometry	Article	July 1913	p. 139
W.J.Dobbs	The teaching of geometry and trigonometry (continued)	Article	Oct 1913	p. 167
W.J.Dobbs	Feuerbach's theorem	MNote 446	May 1915	p. 85
W.J.Dobbs	The teaching of indices and logarithms	Article	July 1915	p. 119
W.J.Dobbs	Pythagoras' theorem	MNote 472	May 1916	p. 268
W.J.Dobbs	A shorter proof of the result used in note 393	MNote 478	July 1916	p. 298
W.J.Dobbs	Mathematics in secondary schools	Article	Mar 1917	p. 40
W.J.Dobbs	The introduction to infinite series	Article	May 1918	p. 242
W.J.Dobbs	The introduction to infinite series (continued)	Article	July 1918	p. 253
W.J.Dobbs	The introduction to infinite series (continued)	Article	Jan 1919	p. 299
W.J.Dobbs	Coordinate geometry in schools	Article	Oct 1919	p. 383
C.V.Durell	The arithmetic syllabus in secondary schools	Article	Mar 1911	p. 28
C.V.Durell	Analysis and projective geometry	Article	May 1911	p. 84
F.W.Dyson	A plea for astronomy	Article	Oct 1914	p. 394
Editor	Erratum	MNote 290	Apr 1909	p. 88
Editor	Extract from a review	MNote 479	July 1916	p. 298
Editor	"Thanking you in anticipation '	MNote 492	Oct 1916	p. 312
J.O.Edwards	To find the volume of a sphere	MNote 471	May 1916	p. 267
R.W.K.Edwards	On the setting out of certain easy cubics	Article	Mar 1914	p. 274
R.W.K.Edwards	A note on the teaching of coordinate geometry	MNote 460	Dec 1915	p. 182
R.W.K.Edwards	De plagis plani infiniti in quibus apparere potest linea tertii ordinis, tribus asymptotis realibus datis praecipuâque satellite	MNote 494	Dec 1916	p. 330
M.F.Egan	The minimum property of the pedal triangle	MNote 356	Oct 1911	p. 157
M.F.Egan	The ratio of the lengths of two adjacent tangents to a plane curve	MNote 389A	May 1913	p. 105
M.F.Egan	The integrals , and	MNote 481	July 1916	p. 299
C.Elliott	Correspondence of operands to functions	Article	Oct 1910	p. 321
C.Elliott	The nature of elementary mathematics from the modern standpoint	Article	Jan 1912	p. 219
E.B.Elliott	A first chapter on elliptic functions	Article	May 1914	p. 328
W.D.Evans	Note on "variations"	MNote 325	Oct 1910	p. 336
W.D.Evans	Berkley and Newton	Article	Dec 1914	p. 418
R.C.Fawdry	Laboratory work in connection with mathematics	Article	Mar 1915	p. 36
E.Fenwick	Mechanical description of the "curve of sines"	MNote 526	Mar 1918	p. 229
D.F.Ferguson	A method of evaluating as a decimal any fraction of the form , where is any integer from 1 to 12 and is any integer whatever	MNote 404	July 1913	p. 150
D.F.Ferguson	Geometrical construction for the trisection of an angle to any required degree of accuracy	MNote 535	July 1919	p. 373
L.N.G.Filon	On a symbolic proof of Fourier's theorem	Article	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 34
William Finlayson	A case of three rotating lines and the point "O"	MNote 505	Jan 1917	p. 13
William Finlayson	The nine-point circle referred to in note 392 on p 107 of May 1913 is actually the nine-point circle	MNote 510	May 1917	p. 89
H.C.Frampton	The Ommundsen rifle sight	MNote 385	Jan 1913	p. 14
W.Barrett Frankland	Notes on the parallel axiom	Article	July 1913	p. 136
W.B.Frankland	Non-Euclidean geometry	MNote 414	May 1914	p. 332
H.Freeman	The way to solve and related equations	MNote 499	Dec 1916	p. 336
J.P.Gabbatt	Analytical proofs of the limits and as	MNote 459	Dec 1915	p. 181
W.Gallatly	Orthologic triangles	MNote 298	Oct 1909	p. 143
W.Gallatly	The polar circle	MNote 349	Oct 1911	p. 153
W.Gallatly	Median triangles	MNote 368	Jan 1912	p. 224
W.Gallatly	Three circles mutually orthogonal	MNote 370	Mar 1912	p. 284
W.Gallatly	An infinite number of triangles can be inscribed in a circle and described about a circle provided	MNote 388	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 46
W.Gallatly	A nine-point circle	MNote 392	May 1913	p. 107
W.Gallatly	To prove geometrically that	MNote 406	July 1913	p. 151
W.Gallatly	Note about Gergonne, Nagel and Lemoine points and other features of a triangle	MNote 426	July 1914	p. 362
William Garnett	Alice through the (convex) looking glass	Article	May 1918	p. 237
William Garnett	Alice through the (convex) looking glass (continued)	Article	July 1918	p. 249
William Garnett	Alice through the (convex) looking glass (continued)	Article	Jan 1919	p. 293
Prof. R.W.Genese	Suggestions for the practical treatment of the standard cubic equation and a contribution to the theory of substitution	Article	May 1917	p. 65
A.Gérardin	Improvements and corrections to results stated in Furor Arithmeticus (May 1910, p 273)	MNote 375	July 1912	p. 339
A.Gérardin	Note on finding prime numbers	Article	Dec 1913	p. 192
Maurice E.J.Gheury	An arbitrary veto	Article	June-July 1909	p. 91
M.E.J.Gheury	Solutions to two examination questions in mechanics	MNote 303	Dec 1909	p. 163
M.E.J.Gheury	Mathematics or drudgery?	Article	July 1911	p. 129
M.E.J.Gheury	Re Note 344, p 151, vol VI	MNote 395	May 1913	p. 109
N.M.Gibbins	On the conics passing through four concyclic points	MNote 361	Dec 1911	p. 197
N.M.Gibbins	To find the centre of curvature of the conic at the point	MNote 420	July 1914	p. 360
N.M.Gibbins	Theorem about a conic inscribed in a triangle	MNote 462	Jan 1916	p. 221
N.M.Gibbins	On the circles of curvature at and of the conic	MNote 504	Jan 1917	p. 12
F.Glanville-Taylor	A case of three rotating lines and the point "O"	Article	Jan 1913	p. 4
F.Glanville-Taylor	If are the foci of a conic inscribed in the triangle , the midpoint of , the line joining the mid-points of , to prove that (v Note 349)	MNote 408	July 1913	p. 152
C.Godfrey	The Board of Education circular on the teaching of geometry	Article	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 195
C.Godfrey	The teaching of algebra: what is educational and what is technical?	Article	Mar 1910 - Part II	p. 230
C.Godfrey	On the work of the international commission on mathematical teaching	Article	Mar 1912	p. 243
Charles Godfrey	More of the Cracknell & argument	Letter	May 1914	p. 346
G.Goodwill	Some suggestions for a presentment of mathematics in closer touch with reality	Article	Mar 1918	p. 225
Sir George Greenhill	Presidential Address to the London Branch of the M.A.	Article	July 1911	p. 105
G.Greenhill	The simple pendulum	Article	Dec 1913	p. 189
Sir George Greenhill	The use of mathematics	Article	Mar 1914	p. 253
G.Greenhill	Linear dynamics	Article	Oct 1914	p. 389
G.Greenhill	Kinetic energy, divided into molar energy and available, internal or molecular energy	Article	Dec 1914	p. 414
Sir G.Greenhill	Mathematics in artillery science	Article	Mar 1915	p. 25
G.Greenhill	Motion on the springs of a carriage body	Article	July 1915	p. 101
G.Greenhill	Mechanical similitude	Article	Mar 1916	p. 229
G.Greenhill	A reference for the theorem proved in note 466	MNote 476	July 1916	p. 297
G.Greenhill	Squaring the hyperbola	MNote 496	Dec 1916	p. 333
G.Greenhill	Squaring the hyperbola and bomb dropping	MNote 506	Mar 1917	p. 49
G.Greenhill	Integral calculus. Squaring the circle and hyperbola	MNote 517	Oct 1917	p. 139
E.R.Hamilton	The graphical solution of a cubic equation with complex roots	MNote 485	July 1916	p. 304
Percy.J.Harding	Elliptic trammels and Fagnano points	Article	May 1911	p. 68
Percy J.Harding	Elliptic trammels and Fagnano points (continued)	Article	July 1911	p. 117
P.J.Harding	Ptolemy's theorem	MNote 493	Dec 1916	p. 329
C.H.Hardingham	On note 385 (v. Frampton)	MNote 387A*	May 1913	p. 104
Charles Hardingham	The symbols for 'because' and 'therefore'	Letter	Mar 1914	p. 295
C.H.Hardingham	Note on the calculus for the non-mathematician	MNote 442	Mar 1915	p. 50
G.H.Hardy	The integral	Article	June-July 1909	p. 98
G.H.Hardy	To find an approximation to the large positive root of the equation	MNote 319	Oct 1910	p. 333
G.H.Hardy	The definition of a complex number	MNote 439	Mar 1915	p. 48
G.H.Hardy	Search for a person from the past	Letter	July 1915	p. 132
G.H.Hardy	Further remarks on the integral	MNote 484	July 1916	p. 301
P.J.Hartog	Comment on Gheury's article "An arbitrary veto"	Letter	Oct 1909	p. 144
J.L.S.Hatton	Desargues' theorem	Letter	Dec 1914	p. 435
John L.S.Hatton	Desargues' theorem	Letter	July 1915	p. 132
J.L.S.Hatton	Euclid's definition of parallel straight lines considered in reference to the "line at infinity"	Article	Mar 1917	p. 43
Cecil Hawkins	Euclid I. 47	MNote 297	Oct 1909	p. 143
Cecil Hawkins	Constructions as tests in examinations	MNote 301	Dec 1909	p. 162
Percy J.Heawood	Complaint about an exam question	MNote 344	Oct 1911	p. 151
Percy J.Heawood	Concerning Euclid's axioms	MNote 345	Oct 1911	p. 152
Percy J.Heawood	The angle between the lines in which the plane cuts the cone	MNote 443	Mar 1915	p. 50
Percy J.Heawood	(1) The condition that breaks up into factors and (2) discriminating between the different forms for the surface:	MNote 444	Mar 1915	p. 51
H.Bryon Heywood	Note on the logarithmic series	MNote 372	July 1912	p. 337
Prof. M.J.M.Hill	(Presidential address on) The theory of proportion	Article	July 1912	p. 324
Prof. M.J.M.Hill	The theory of proportion (continued)	Article	Oct 1912	p. 360
M.J.M.Hill	On Euclid X. 6 concerning the recent article on proportion	MNote 384	Jan 1913	p. 13
M.J.M.Hill	Brackets, rules and conventions in arithmetic	Letter	May 1916	p. 281
M.J.M.Hill	Conventions governing the interpretation of mathematical expressions	Letter	Jan 1917	p. 15
M.J.M.Hill	Conventions governing the interpretation of mathematical expressions	Letter	July 1917	p. 136
Harold Hilton	On surfaces traced out by the motion of an invariable curve	Article	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 36
Harold Hilton	Reduction of a ternary cubic to the form by a real transformation	MNote 431	July 1914	p. 367
Harold Hilton	Surfaces generated by the motion of an invariable cubic curve	MNote 435	July 1914	p. 370
H.Hilton	Singular solutions of differential equations of the second order	Article	Dec 1914	p. 416
Harold Hilton	Second order differential equations	Letter	May 1915	p. 98
Prof. E.W.Hobson	The democratization of mathematical education	Article	Mar 1912	p. 234
Prof. E.W.Hobson	Geometrical constructions by means of the compass	Article	Mar 1913	p. 49
H.T.Holmes	Elementary mathematics in evening school	Article	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 200
W.Hope-Jones	The principles of probability and approximations in arithmetic	Article	Jan 1917	p. 5
W.Hope-Jones	The principles of probability and approximations in arithmetic (continued)	Article	July 1917	p. 105
W.Hope-Jones	The principles of probability and approximations in arithmetic (continued)	Article	Jan 1918	p. 171
Basil A.Howard	The teaching of geometry to first-year pupils	Article	Mar 1919	p. 317
H.P.Hudson	Any symmetric function of the roots of an equation is a function of its coefficients	MNote 374	July 1912	p. 339
Prof. W.H.H.Hudson	The work of a local branch	Article	Jan 1916	p. 215
M.T.Narayana Iyengar	The cycloid	MNote 327	Oct 1910	p. 336
M.T.Narayana Iyengar	The cubic	MNote 332	Oct 1910	p. 340
C.S.Jackson	Snow sliding down a roof	MNote 307	Dec 1909	p. 166
C.S.Jackson	On	MNote 314	May 1910	p. 281
C.S.Jackson	Graphs	MNote 377	July 1912	p. 340
C.S.Jackson	The international commission on the teaching of mathematics	Article	Dec 1912	p. 384
C.S.Jackson	A problem in probability	Article	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 38
C.S.Jackson	A stern chase	MNote 402	May 1913	p. 112
C.S.Jackson	How to approach Euclid I. 32	MNote 403	May 1913	p. 113
C.S.Jackson	The calculus as an item in school mathematics	Article	Dec 1913	p. 197
J.S.Jackson	The calculus as an item in school mathematics (continued)	Article	Jan 1914	p. 243
C.S.Jackson	The calculus as an item in school mathematics (continued)	Article	May 1914	p. 314
C.S.Jackson	Proof of Pythagoras' theorem	MNote 424	July 1914	p. 362
C.S.Jackson	The definition of probability	MNote 434	July 1914	p. 369
C.S.Jackson	The St Petersburg problem	MNote 438	Mar 1915	p. 48
F.Jackson	The series for and	MNote 536	Dec 1919	p. 422
R.W.Jones	On the teaching of mathematics in elementary schools and its continuity with the teaching in secondary schools	Article	Oct 1912	p. 368
Philip E.B.Jourdain	On an earlier article concerning irrational numbers	MNote 305	Dec 1909	p. 165
Philip E.Jourdain	On a review	MNote 489	Oct 1916	p. 312
P.E.Jourdain	What every mathematician needs	MNote 491	Oct 1916	p. 312
J.P.Kirkman	Conversion from Fahrenheit to Centigrade or vice versa	MNote 353	Oct 1911	p. 156
W.Knowles	The teaching of easy calculus to boys	Article	Dec 1913	p. 201
W.Knowles	The teaching of easy calculus to boys (continued)	Article	May 1914	p. 322
E.M.Langley	Pascal's theorem; Brianchon's theorem; cross-centre and cross-axis	MNote 379	Oct 1912	p. 375
E.M.Langley	Proof of Pascal's theorem when the angular points of the hexagon lie three on each of two straight lines	MNote 387	Jan 1913 (Special)
E.M.Langley	Map projections	Article	Mar 1913	p. 55
Edward M.Langley	The early history of The Mathematical Gazette	Article	July 1913	p. 134
E.M.Langley	Geometric integration of	MNote 417	May 1914	p. 335
E.M.Langley	Further note on Pascal's theorem	MNote 448	May 1915	p. 86
E.M.Langley	The altitude of an equilateral triangle of side 5 inches is almost exactly 11 cm	MNote 467	May 1916	p. 262
E.M.Langley	A semi-geometrical integration of the equation	MNote 511	May 1917	p. 90
E.M.Langley	Integration for a rhumb line	MNote 531	May 1918	p. 247
E.M.Langley	Note on the spherical triangle	MNote 533	July 1918	p. 257
John H.Lawlor	Some suggestions for new mathematical symbols	MNote 317	May 1910	p. 283
John H.Lawlor	Aid to remembering the formula for where satisfy the equations	MNote 329	Oct 1910	p. 338
John H.Lawlor	The bisectors of the angles of a triangle meet the opposite sides in . The circle passes through the point of contact of the in- and nine-point circles	MNote 337	Dec 1910	p. 360
John H. Lawlor	On a centre of a circle in trilinears	MNote 338	Dec 1910	p. 361
J.H.Lawlor	Pedal circles	MNote 516	July 1917	p. 127
J.G.Leathem	Note on functionality of a complex variable	MNote 524	Jan 1918	p. 179
E.P.Lewis	On note 349	MNote 515	July 1917	p. 127
J.Lister	A proof showing that tends to a finite limit as tends to infinity	MNote 313	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 207
J.Lister	The limit of as	MNote 386	Jan 1913	p. 15
A.Lodge	Homographic ranges - elementary principles	Article	Apr 1909	p. 81
A.Lodge	On orthogonal circles	MNote 316	May 1910	p. 282
A.Lodge	An interesting figure	MNote 331	Oct 1910	p. 340
A.Lodge	Wallis' determination of	MNote 352	Oct 1911	p. 155
Alfred Lodge	Suggested notation for ratios and cross-ratios	Article	May 1912	p. 294
A.Lodge	A graphic solution of the equation	Article	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 41
A.Lodge	Formulae for the area and half-angles of a triangle obtained by means of the equivalent isosceles triangle	MNote 416	May 1914	p. 334
A.Lodge	An elementary method of finding circles of curvature at points, multiple or other, of a plane curve whose equation is given in rectangular coordinates	Article	Mar 1915	p. 39
A.Lodge	Investigation of a simple formula for calculating the successive "numbers of Bernoulli"	MNote 456	Dec 1915	p. 178
A.Lodge	As to the completeness of mathematical tables required in school and examination work	Article	Jan 1916	p. 209
Alfred Lodge	On some arithmetical conventions	MNote 463	Mar 1916	p. 246
A.Lodge and C.S.Jackson	On note 475	MNote 488	Oct 1916	p. 311
Alfred Lodge, W.F.Sheppard, R.Nettell, R.W.Genese	The interpretation of written mathematical expressions	Various letters	Mar 1917	p. 62
A.Lodge	Cubic graphs of the form	Article	Mar 1919	p. 322
Prof. Gino Loria	The achievements of Great Britain in the realm of mathematics	Article	Dec 1914	p. 421
Prof. Gino Loria	The achievements of Great Britain in the realm of mathematics (continued)	Article	Jan 1915	p. 12
Gino Loria	Radius of curvature	Letter	May 1915	p. 98
Gino Loria	"The Philosophical Magazine" and the history of mathematics	Article	Dec 1916	p. 325
A.W.Lucy	On the compound pendulum	MNote 497	Dec 1916	p. 335
Sydney Lupton	Furor arithmeticus	Article	May 1910	p. 273
Sydney Lupton	Proof by recurrence	Article	Oct 1911	p. 142
Sydney Lupton	Notes on the radix method of calculating logarithms	Article	July 1913	p. 147
Sydney Lupton	Notes on the radix method of calculating logarithms (continued)	Article	Oct 1913	p. 170
W.H.Macaulay	The dissection of rectilineal figures	Article	Oct 1914	p. 381
W.H.Macaulay	The dissection of rectilineal figures (continued)	Article	May 1915	p. 72
W.H.Macaulay	The dissection of rectilineal figures (continued)	Article	July 1915	p. 109
Camillo Manzitti	The division of the circle (concluded)	Article	Apr 1909	p. 74
Artemas Martin	Note 357. Powers of numbers whose sum is the same power of some number	MNote 380	Oct 1912	p. 378
Artemas Martin	Powers of numbers whose sum is the same power of some number	MNote 388A*	May 1913	p. 104
J.W.Mercer	The teaching of numerical trigonometry	Article	Dec 1913	p. 193
J.W.Mercer	The teaching of numerical trigonometry (continued)	Article	Jan 1914	p. 240
G.A.Miller	Appreciative remarks on the theory of groups	Article	Oct 1911	p. 148
G.A.Miller	Information about tables of factors of the first hundred million	MNote 347	Oct 1911	p. 152
G.A.Miller	Note on a singular historical error	MNote 532	May 1918	p. 247
John J.Milne	A result concerning conics related to one cited by W.P.Milne in Jan 1911, p. 386	MNote 348	Oct 1911	p. 153
John J.Milne	A theorem about conics	MNote 427	July 1914	p. 363
John J.Milne	8-point and 8-tangent conics and an associated pencil and range of conics	Article	May 1917	p. 69
Rev. John J.Milne	The geometric interpretation of homographic equations and their application to loci and envelopes	Article	July 1917	p. 97
Rev. J.J.Milne	Extension of the theory of inversion to conics	Article	July 1919	p. 365
John J.Milne	Interpreting comments made in a book by Pappus	MNote 534	July 1919	p. 372
R.M.Milne	A geometrical representation of the sum of an infinite geometric series	MNote 291	Oct 1909	p. 138
W.P.Milne	The geometrical meaning of the triad of points , and	MNote 335	Dec 1910	p. 359
W.P.Milne	A property of the complete quadrangle	MNote 339	Jan 1911	p. 386
W.P.Milne	The teaching of limits and convergence to scholarship candidates	Article	May 1911	p. 79
W.P.Milne	The teaching of limits and convergence to scholarship candidates (continued)	Article	Dec 1912	p. 385
W.P.Milne	The teaching of limits and convergence to scholarship candidates (continued)	Article	Jan 1913	p. 1
W.P.Milne	Another proof and generalisation of the theorem given in note 339	MNote 398	May 1913	p. 109
Dr William P.Milne	The teaching of modern analysis in secondary schools	Article	Mar 1915	p. 30
William P.Milne	The graphical treatment of power series	Article	Mar 1918	p. 198
William P.Milne	The uses and functions of a school mathematical library	Article	Mar 1918	p. 209
William P.Milne	Mathematics and the pivotal industries	Article	Mar 1919	p. 312
L.S.Milward and H.T.Gilmore	To construct a quadrilateral which shall be inscribable in a circle, having given the four sides	MNote 304	Dec 1909	p. 165
R.F.Muirhead	Some proofs of the theorem that a chord of a circle passing through a point is divided harmonically by that point and its polar	Article	Jan 1910	p. 182
R.F.Muirhead	Note on the use of the protractor	MNote 354	Oct 1911	p. 156
R.F.Muirhead	The anharmonic ratio of four points in space and the discord of two pairs of points	Article	May 1914	p. 326
E.J.Nanson	Note on Euclid I.16, 27	MNote 289	Apr 1909	p. 88
E.J.Nanson	Graphic construction of the parabolic and hyperbolic curves	MNote 295	Oct 1909	p. 141
E.J.Nanson	Systems of conics whose director circles have a common radical centre	MNote 315	May 1910	p. 281
E.J.Nanson	Note on graphing	MNote 425	July 1914	p. 362
E.J.Nanson	On note 443	MNote 480	July 1916	p. 298
M.T.Naraniengar	On some problems and results	MNote 343	Jan 1911	p. 389
Eric H.Neville	The solution of numerical equations	Article	Oct 1915	p. 151
Eric H.Neville	So-called cases of failure in the solution of linear differential equations	Article	May 1916	p. 258
Eric H.Neville	So-called cases of failure in the solution of linear differential equations (continued)	Article	July 1916	p. 285
Eric H.Neville	Notes for lessons introductory to differential geometry	Article	July 1919	p. 369
T.Percy Nunn	The arithmetic of infinites	Article	Dec 1910	p. 345
T.Percy Nunn	The arithmetic of infinites (continued)	Article	Jan 1911	p. 377
T.P.Nunn	The aim and methods of school algebra	Article	Dec 1911	p. 167
T.P.Nunn	The aim and methods of school algebra (continued)	Article	Jan 1912	p. 214
Prof. T.P.Nunn	Mathematics and individuality	Article	Mar 1918	p. 188
H.Orfeur	Graphical solution of a biquadratic	MNote 514	July 1917	p. 125
G.Osborn	A few cases of factors for a sum of two squares	MNote 373	July 1912	p. 338
G.Osborn	On notes 373 and 381 from July 1912, p 338	MNote 397	May 1913	p. 109
G.Osborn	Fractional and negative values of in Arithmetical Progressions	MNote 411	Jan 1914	p. 248
G.Osborn	Formulae for three cubes whose sum is a cube	MNote 423	July 1914	p. 361
G.Osborn	On certain coefficients connected with the expansions of , and	MNote 458	Dec 1915	p. 179
G.W.Palmer	Accuracy in arithmetic	Article	Jan 1916	p. 204
G.W.Palmer	The definition of a complex number	MNote 486	July 1916	p. 305
Miss M.J.Parker	Notes on The Board of Education circular no 851: On the teaching of geometry	Article	May 1915	p. 66
T.C.Philpott	Arithmetic in elementary schools	Letter	May 1911	p. 88
H.Piaggio	Length of perpendicular from a point to a straight line	MNote 363	Jan 1912	p. 221
H.Piaggio	To find the length and equation and coordinates of the extremities of the shortest distance between two lines	MNote 394	May 1913	p. 108
H.Piaggio	Linear differential equations with constant coefficients	MNote 482	July 1916	p. 300
D.K.Picken	The simple pendulum	Article	Oct 1913	p. 173
D.K.Picken	Theory of centroids	Article	Oct 1914	p. 398
"Piexarsquared"	Multiplication convention	Letter	Oct 1919	p. 391
C.T.Preece	Note on Taylor's series	MNote 523	Dec 1917	p. 162
C.T.Preece	A method of establishing certain standard series	MNote 528	Mar 1918	p. 230
A.Press	A simple method of applying the equation , etc, to curves, with applications	MNote 465	Mar 1916	p. 248
E.Allan Price	Reform of mathematical teaching in Germany	Article	Dec 1912	p. 394
E.A.Price	Reform of mathematical teaching in Germany (continued)	Article	Jan 1913	p. 7
H.J.Priestley	Note on the teaching of the mean value theorem and its extensions	MNote 502	Jan 1917	p. 9
Pupils at Bancroft's School	On note 393	MNote 421	July 1914	p. 361
E.M.Radford	Angular momentum of a body in two dimensions	MNote 415	May 1914	p. 333
E.M.Radford	Geometrical proofs of some triangle formulae	MNote 453	Dec 1915	p. 173
M.Ray	On note 349	MNote 469	May 1916	p. 266
C.H.Richards	Note on the pedal triangle	MNote 390	Jan 1913 (Special)	p. 48
C.H.Richards	Note on the distances of the in-centre and ex-centres of a triangle from any vertex	MNote 521	Dec 1917	p. 159
T.J.Richards	If a triangle is inscribed in a directly similar triangle and if one triangle varies while the other remains fixed, the centre of similitude is either a fixed point or on a fixed circle	MNote 522	Dec 1917	p. 160
H.Riddell	A theorem on Simson lines	MNote 525	Jan 1918	p. 180
W.M.Roberts	A note on momentum and kinetic energy	MNote 432	July 1914	p. 368
E.P.Rouse	A line found to pass through the incentre of a triangle	MNote 407	July 1913	p. 151
E.P.Rouse	A neater proof of the geometry problem of note 407	MNote 433	July 1914	p. 369
E.P.Rouse	On note 349	MNote 437	Mar 1915	p. 48
Y.Sawayama	On a certain group of circles	Article	Oct 1910	p. 325
Charles N.Schmall	Note on the area of a triangle in plane coordinate geometry	MNote 498	Dec 1916	p. 336
H.E.Schmitz	The working conditions of the common pump	MNote 454	Dec 1915	p. 174
W.F.Sheppard	The power-sum formula and the Bernoullian function	Article	July 1912	p. 332
W.F.Sheppard	The power-sum formula and the Bernoullian function (continued)	Article	May 1913	p. 100
W.F.Sheppard	The use of brackets in arithmetic	MNote 475	July 1916	p. 296
Mrs F.G.Shinn	Notes on the teaching of arithmetic	Article	May 1915	p. 61
S.V.Shovelton	A proof of Vandermonde's theorem and a generalisation	MNote 419	July 1914	p. 360
A.W.Siddons	Reply to note 473	Letter	Dec 1916	p. 340
A.W.Siddons	Arithmetical accuracy test	MNote 503	Jan 1917	p. 10
E.H.Smart	Note on the bisectors of the angles between two given straight lines	MNote 322	Oct 1910	p. 335
E.H.Smart	On note 446: Feuerbach's theorem	MNote 452	Dec 1915	p. 173
Charlotte Smith	Locus of orthocentre	MNote 362	Jan 1912	p. 221
"Solidus"	Simple proof of the harmonic property of pole and polar of a circle	MNote 293	Oct 1909	p. 140
D.M.Y.Sommerville	Note on Desargues' theorem	Article	Oct 1914	p. 393
D.M.Y.Sommerville	Desargues' theorem	Letter	Mar 1915	p. 53
D.M.Y.Sommerville	Elementary method of investigating the centroid of a uniform circular arc	MNote 470	May 1916	p. 266
D.M.Y.Sommerville	Note on Napier's logarithms	MNote 483	July 1916	p. 300
Prof. D.M.Y.Sommerville	Geometry at infinity	Article	Dec 1917	p. 153
J.E.A.Steggall	On practical mathematics in schools	Article	Mar 1914	p. 287
Edith A.Stoney	Approximation in method versus approximation in arithmetic	Letter	May 1910	p. 279
Edith A. Stoney	The calculation of the coefficient of linear expansion	Letter	July 1910	p. 302
F.G.Taylor	A case of three rotating lines and the point "O"	Article	Dec 1912	p. 392
E.W.P.Temperley	The introduction to the idea of a negative number	MNote 376	July 1912	p. 339
G.R.Thompson	To inscribe a triangle in a given triangle so that the sum of the squares of its sides shall be a minimum	MNote 330	Oct 1910	p. 339
J.A.Tomkins	The theory of the polar planimeter: an application of the method of barriers	Article	July 1911	p. 127
H.L.Trachtenberg	(1) The radical axis of the circumcircle and the Brocard circle. (2) The relative positions of these circles	MNote 333	Dec 1910	p. 357
H.L.Trachtenberg	See pp. 288 et seq and p. 406, Vol III	MNote 341	Jan 1911	p. 388
H.L.Trachtenberg	The equation of the bisectors of the angles between the general pair of straight lines	MNote 342	Jan 1911	p. 388
H.L.Trachtenberg	Tetrahedral coordinates - the conditions necessary in order that the general quadric should be one of revolution	MNote 390A*	May 1913	p. 105
C.O.Tuckey	Two problems on the circle	MNote 445	May 1915	p. 84
Prof. H.H.Turner	Presidential address	Article	Mar 1910 - Part II	p. 220
Prof. H.H.Turner	Presidential address to The Mathematical Association	Article	Mar 1911	p. 3
H.H.Turner	Mathematical tables	Letter	Oct 1919	p. 392
Charles Tweedie	A study of the life and writings of Colin Maclaurin	Article	Oct 1915	p. 133
Charles Tweedie	Notes on the life and works of Colin Maclaurin	Article	Jan 1919	p. 303
Inayat Ullahkhán	Mechanical construction for the trisection of an angle	MNote 393	May 1913	p. 108
C.J.L.Wagstaff	Should we continue to teach geometry?	Article	Mar 1917	p. 38
W.J.Walker	On the teaching of elementary mathematics in secondary schools	Article	Oct 1912	p. 371
C.E.Weatherburn	A plea for a more general use of vector analysis in applied mathematics	Article	Jan 1917	p. 2
F.J.W.Whipple	A geometrical construction for the sum of a geometrical progression	MNote 292	Oct 1909	p. 139
F.J.W.Whipple	A geometrical construction for	MNote 309	Jan 1910	p. 188
F.J.W.Whipple	Fundamental trigonometrical expansions	MNote 311	Mar 1910 - Part I	p. 205
F.J.W.Whipple	To prove that if a pentagon and a decagon be inscribed in a circle, the difference between the squares on their sides is the square on the radius of the circle	MNote 324	Oct 1910	p. 336
F.J.W.Whipple	Tangents and foci of conics. Alternative proof of standard theorems	MNote 336	Dec 1910	p. 360
F.J.W.Whipple	Representation of the power of a point with respect to a conic	MNote 340	Jan 1911	p. 388
F.J.W.Whipple	Another proof of the theorem referred to in note 427	MNote 428	July 1914	p. 363
Prof. A.N.Whitehead	The aims of education - a plea for reform (Presidential address)	Article	Jan 1916	p. 191
A.N.Whitehead	Technical education and its relation to science and literature	Article	Mar 1917	p. 20
C.T.Whitmell	Attraction by spheroids	MNote 477	July 1916	p. 297
C.C.Wiles	Note on the factorization of the trinomial	MNote 328	Oct 1910	p. 338
Rev. Canon J.M.Wilson	On two fragments of geometrical treatises found in Worcester Cathedral	Article	Mar 1911	p. 19
Rev. Canon J.M.Wilson	Further comment on the fragments from Worcester Cathedral	Letter	Mar 1911	p. 59
T.Worrall	Note on Pascal's theorem	MNote 513	July 1917	p. 125
	The correlation of the teaching of mathematics and science	Report	Jan 1909	p. 1
	The correlation of mathematical and science teaching	Report	Dec 1909	p. 145
C.G.Knott	The Napier tercentenary celebration	Report	May 1913	p. 98
The Public Schools Special Committee	A general mathematical syllabus for non-specialists in public schools	Report	July 1913	p. 129
	Mathematics in secondary schools	Report	Jan 1914	p. 231
	The teaching of calculus	Report	Jan 1914	p. 233
	The teaching of calculus in public and secondary schools in the UK	Report	Jan 1914	p. 235
	The report of the committee on the teaching of arithmetic in public schools	Report	Mar 1916	p. 233
	Discussion on the report on the teaching of arithmetic	Report	Oct 1916	p. 309
	Report on the teaching of mechanics	Report	Oct-Dec 1918	p. 265
	Report of the MA committee on the teaching of mathematics in public and secondary schools	Report	Dec 1919	p. 393
	Joint meeting of The Mathematical Association and The Public School Science Masters' Association	Minutes	Mar 1910 - Part II	p. 244
	On The Board of Education circular (geometry)	Discussions	July 1910	p. 289
	On the report of the committee on the teaching of algebra and trigonometry	Discussions	Mar 1911	p. 42
	The place of mathematics in girls' education	Discussions	Jan 1912	p. 203
	On some unrealised possibilities in mathematical education	Discussions	Mar 1912	p. 246
	A plea for the earlier introduction of the calculus	Discussions	Mar 1912	p. 259
	Report on the teaching of multiplication and division of decimals	Discussions	Dec 1915	p. 165
G.St L.Carson	Intuition	Discussions	Mar 1913	p. 60
Miss Barwell	The advisability of including some instruction in the school course on the history of mathematics	Discussions	Mar 1913	p. 72
Dr W.P.Milne	The teaching of scholarship mathematics in secondary schools	Discussions	Mar 1913	p. 80
	Suggestions for Notation and Printing	Suggestion	Dec 1915	p. 172
	A letter from Sir William Rowan Hamilton	Historical	Jan 1919	p. 302
G.P.Blake	Question proposed for inclusion	The Pillory	May 1911	p. 89
		The Pillory	May 1912	p. 310
		The Pillory	July 1912	p. 342
		The Pillory	Mar 1915	p. 53
		The Pillory	May 1916	p. 279
	Prof. F.R.Barrell	Obituary	Jan 1916	p. 214
	Prof. H.W.Lloyd Tanner	Obituary	Jan 1916	p. 215
	Prof. W.H.H.Hudson	Obituary	Mar 1916	p. 245
	Harold Crabtree	Obituary	May 1916	p. 280
	Charles Samuel Jackson	Obituary	Mar 1917	p. 45

* In May 1913 the numbers 387 to 391 were used a second time to count the Mathematical Notes, the first occasion being in the January (Special) edition for 1913. In this Index the second time of use has been identified with the addition of the suffix 'A'.