Thomas J. Ward, The laboratory, Stag Brewery, Pimlico, to Sir Robert Robertson. Requests a reference in connection with an application for a fellowship of the Institute of Chemistry.

The School of Chemistry of the University of Liverpool', by E.C.C. Baly. An address delivered on the occasion of the conferment of honorary degrees

Adult education in science', no author given. Lecture reprinted from the Digest of Proceedings of the American Association for Adult Education

Flame', by Oliver C. de C. Ellis. Reprinted from the Photographic Journal, vol. LXVII

The design and operation of gas scrubbing tower', by H.D.H. Drane. Reprinted from the Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, vol. XLIII, no. 47.

A programme of work of the Research Association of British Rubber Manufacturers

Work of the Water Pollution Research Board'. An account of a discussion on water pollution held as part of a programme arranged for a Conference of the British Association held in Dundee. Reprinted from Nature, vol. 144.

Alan Ashby Drummond, Manchester, to Sir Robert Robertson. States that he has given Sir Robert's name in connection with an appointment with Lapilac Ltd West Drayton, Middlesex. With further request for a testimonial in connection with possible posts of...

Papers of Sir Robert Robertson

A report of The Fifth National Congress held by the Rumanian Chemical Society, 21-23 May 1936'. Reprinted from the Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, vol. LV, no. 26.

Physics in war time', by William Bragg. A paper read at a weekly evening meeting of the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

Rubber and its engineering uses', by B.D. Porritt. Published by the Research Association of British Rubber manufacturers, reprinted from Engineer

Infra-red spectra of gases', by Robert Robertson. Reprinted from the Transactions of the Faraday Society, no. 103, vol. XXV, part 12.

Reversible coagulation in living tissue VII',. by W.D. Bancroft and J.E. Rutzler. Reprinted from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. 20, no. 9

Crystal photography with divergent X-rays', by K. Lonsdale. Reprinted from Nature, vol. 151.

Faraday's chemical manipulation', by Robert Robertson and B.A. Ellis. Reprinted from Nature.

Iodine', by Irvine Masson. A paper read at a weekly meeting of the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

The cytology of salix in relation to its taxonomy', by John Wilkinson. Reprinted from the Annals of Botany, vol. VIII, no. 30/31.

James Henderson, academic registrar, University of London, to Sir Robert Robertson. Asks him to act as referee on behalf of Robert Fergus Hunter in connection with an application for the chair of organic chemistry at the University with an advertisemen...

The asymmetric photolysis of -chlor- -nitrose- -diphenylbuthane with circularly polarised light', by Stotherd Mitchell and I.M. Dawson. Reprinted from the Journal of the Chemical Society.