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2. "Wool from Van Diemen's Land. The ceres silver medal was this session given to John Raine, Esq., of Great Coram Street , London, for his exertions in opening a market for the wool of Van Diemen's Land,...," article no. 3, excerpt from Colonies and trade, p. 237-8. Van Diemen's land is the old name for Australia.

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3. "Warping-jack for silk weavers. The sum of 5 pounds was voted to Mr. J. Hughes, 93, Sebright Street, Bethnal Green Road, for his warping jack for silk weavers,...," article no. 1, Papers in manufactures, p. 51-4, (n. d.).

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4. "Versuch mit sehr verstärkter galvanischer Electricität; beschrieben von Dr. Bourguet," article no. 4, excerpt from Annalen der Physik, p. 485-97, dated Berlin, 3 März 1801.

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5. "Versuche und Bemerkung den Galvanismus der Voltaischen Batterie," von J. W. Ritter, article no. 3, excerpt from Annalen der Physik, Jahrgang 1801, viertes Stück, p. 431-46. Zweiter Brief, "Wirkung des Galvanismus der Voltaischen Batterie auf menschliche Sin-neswerkzeuge," p. 447-84, article dated Jena., den 14ten Febr. 1801

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7. "Versuche mit dem Electrometer," von Vassalli, article no. 5, excerpt from Mémoires de l'Academie de Turin, vol. 5, p. 57-92, ausgezo-gen von L. A. Armin, periodical dated., 1790-1

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8. "Untersuchen über Bacterien. VI. Verfahren zur Untersuchung zum Con-serviren und Photographiren der Bacterien," zur Dr. Koch, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 399-434., 1877

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9. Untersuchen über Bacterien. Die aetiologie der Milzbrand-Krank- heit, begründet auf die Entwicklung des Bacillus Anthracis, von. Dr. Koch, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 277-310, herausgegeben von Dr. Ferdinand Cohn, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag (Max Müller), 1877

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10. "Ueber zwei neue Entomophtora-Arten," von Professor N. Sorokin, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 387-98, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag., 1877

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11. Ueber künstliche Bildung des Harnstoffs, von F. Wöhler, article no. 5, second section, excerpt from Annalen der Physik und Chemie, Bd. 12, herausgegeben zu Berlin von J. C. Poggendorf, der ganzen folge achtundachtzigster, p. 253-6, Leipzig: verlag von Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1828

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12. "Ueber die Lage des Gefäscentrums," von Dr. Moritz Nussbaum, excerpt from Archiv für die ges. Physiologie, Bd. 10, p. 374-82, (n.d.).

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13. Ueber die elektrische Erregbarkeit des Grosshirns, von G. Fritsch und E. Hitzig, excerpt from Archiv für Anatomie, Physiologie und Wissenschaftliche Medicin, vol. 3, p. 300-32, herausgegeben von Dr. Carl Bogislaus Reichart und Dr. Emil du Bois-Reymond, Leipzig: verlag von Veit und comp., ausgegeben imarticle dated Berlin, August, 1870, dem 28. April, 1870

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14. "Ueber die Einwirkung höherer Temperaturen auf die Erhaltung Keim-fähigkeit der Samen," von Dr. L. Jüst, excerpt from Arbeiten aus dem pflanzenphysiologischen Institut am Polytechnikum zu Carlsrue. II, Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, p. 311-48, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag., 1877

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15. "Ueber den Einfluss der Strömungsgeschwindichkeit und Menge des Blutes auf die thierische Verbrennung," von Dr. Dittmar Finkler, excerpt from Archiv für die ges. Physiologie, Bd. 10, p. 368-73, (n.d.), binding dated., 1875

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16. "Twenty guineas were this session voted to Mr. Richard Bridgen, no. 61 Broad Street, Bloomsbury, for his invention of a method to prevent the inhalation of noxious vapours in gilding metals," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 138-42, letter dated., February 29, 1810

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17. "To Charles Taylor, Esq.," by John Austin, excerpt from Papers in manufactures, p. 237-44, letter dated London, no. 26, Noble Street, Falcon-Square. Letter concerns an invention of a power loom with relevant diagrams., April 17, 1805

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18. "Thirty guineas were this session voted to Mr. Lewis Aubrey, of Fort-Place, Bermondsey, for implements for equalizing the width and thickness of leather straps...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 192, letter dated., November 22, 1809

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19. The transportation and deposition of gold in nature, by Victor Lenher, excerpt from The chemical news, vol. 107, no. 2779, p. 101-3taken from Economic geology, vii, no. 8., February 28, 1913

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20. The thanks of the society were voted to Mr. Walter Baine, of Greenoch, for the continuance of his endeavors to promote the British fisheries, and to improve the method of curing white herrings, with a view to render them equal to the Dutch. The following communications were received on the subject noted at p. 402 in the 22nd volume of the society's transactions, excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., vol. 23?, p. 159-64, letter dated Greenoch, January 12, 1805

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21. The thanks of the society were this session voted to Mr. Phillips London, of Canon Street, for his further information on the pickling of mackerel and the preservation of sprats, excerpt fron Papers in colonies and trade, letter dated, NOV. 17, 1813

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22. "The supposed effect of boiling water, in disposing it to freeze more readily, ascertained from experiments," by Joseph Black, article no. 13, [excerpt from Philosophical Transactions?], vol. 65, p. 124-8, letter dated Edinburg, Read ., February 11, 1775, February 23, 1775

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23. ". ...The sum of twenty pounds was this session given to Mr. George Field, of Syon-hill Park, for his colourless lac varnish;. . ., II.-The sum of 20 pounds was this session given to Mr. Henry Lu-ning, of Apothecaries' Hall, for his colourless lac varnish,. . .," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 45, p. 59-67, periodical dated., 1827

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24. "The sum of twenty guineas was this session voted as a bounty to Mr. John Webb, of Dorrington-Place, London, for his improvement of a gun-lock, which is likely to prove a considerable advantage to the society, by preventing numerous accidents that arise from the unexpected discharge of fire arms ...," excerpt from Papers in mecha-nicks, p. 243-6, (n.d.), binding date., 1802

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25. "The sum of twenty guineas, being the premium offered on making paper from raw vegetable substances superior to any hitherto manufactured from such substances, was this session adjudged to Mr. Thomas Willmott, of Shoreham in Kent...," excerpt from Manufactures in Transactions of the Society ..., p. 235-4l, letter dated Shoreham, Kent., November 6, 1800

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26. "The sum of ten guineas was this session presented to Mr. Fr. Watt, for his screw wrench ...," article no. 9, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 121-2, letter dated, Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, April 21, 1823

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27. The sum of fifty guineas has been voted this session to Mr. J. F. Denovan, of Leith, for improvements in the curing of British herrings, and for his strenuous endeavors to bring them into successful competition in the Hamburg market, with the best Dutch herrings…, excerpt from Papers in colonies and trade, vol. 37, p. 183-285, letter not dated.

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28. "The sum of 20 pounds, being the premium offered, was presented to Mr. Joseph Netherclift, 8, Newman Street, for his improved method of making lithographic transfers," article no. 3, excerpt from The polite arts, vol. 48, p. 42-5.

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29. The structure of some of the elements, by Hawksworth Collins, excerpt from The chemical news, vol. 107, no. 2779, p. 99-100, February 28, 1913

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30. "The silver vulcan medal was this session presented to Mr. Thomas Eddy, 354, Oxford Street, for a screw wrench," article no. 10, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 123-4, letter dated., March 17, 1824

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31. "The silver medal was voted to Mr. A. Wivell, 20 Cardington Street, Hampstead Road, for his fire escape; a model of which has been placed in the society's repository," article no. 12, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 270-4, (n.d.).

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32. "The silver medal was this session voted to Thomas Hoblyn, Esq., of Sloane Street, for introducing extensively the importation of cocoa nut oil, from the isle of Ceylon," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 33, p. 60-5., 1815

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33. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. William Caslon, of Salisbury-Square, Fleet-Street, for an improved gas-lamp," excerpt from Transactions of the Society,..., p. 162-3, letter dated., March 20, 1817

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34. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. Joseph Davis, of Catherine Street, Strand, for his invention of a temporary scaffold, by means of which the outside walls of houses may be repaired, or beautiful, with equal safety, and at a less expense than usual," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, vol. 30, p. 168-70, letter dated., April 14, 1812

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35. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. Joseph Davis, no. 14, Crescent, Kingsland Road, for his machine for cleansing chimnies, ...," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 101-6, letter dated., January 6, 1806

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36. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. James Braby, of Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, for a weighing machine for family use," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 150-2, letter dated., April 11, 1815

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37. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. G. Field, of Newman Street, for a stove for heating rooms, or drying different articles," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 129-33, letter dated., March 11, 1806

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38. "The silver medal was this session voted to Dr. Clanny, of Bishop- Wearmouth, near Newcastle, for his safety lamps...," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 34, p. 122-7.

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39. "The silver medal was presented to Mr. W. Maugh, for his oxy-hydrogen blow pipe,...," article no. 2, excerpt from Papers in chemistry, p. 41-9, letter dated, Adelaide Street Gallery., May 12, 1835

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40. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Richard White, Esq., of Essex Street, for his invention of a file for receipts and letters," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 170, letter dated., December 29, 1808

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41. The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Walter Baine, of Greenock, as a bounty for his endeavors and experiments, made during the last session, to improve the method of curing White herrings, taken on the coast of North Britain, and as an encouragement to induce him to make farther trials, excerpt from Transactions of the Society, instituted at London..., vol. 22, p. 402-3, 1803

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42. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Thomas Roberts, of the Navy Office, for the improvement in ship building, by securing the ends of the beams of ships without wooden knees...," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 173-8, letter dated., May 3, 1808

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43. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Knight Spencer, of Bromley-Lodge, near Bow, for an anthropo-telegraph, or mode of communication in the day and night by discs," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 153-63, letter dated., October 26, 1808

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44. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Edward Smith, of Brentwood, Essex, for manufacturing from the fibres of common nettle, thread, and articles resembling flax, hemp, tow, and cotton," excerpt from Papers in manufactures, p. 109-22, earliest letter dated Brentwood., March 24, 1809

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45. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Cook, of Birmingham, for his method of producing heat, light, and various useful articles, from pit-coal ...," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, Transactions of the society ..., p. 73-83, earliest letter dated, Birmingham., January 12, 1810

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46. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Major Charles LeHarvey, of the Island of Jersey, for his invention of the telegraph ...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 180-3, letter dated London., January 13, 1808

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47. The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Lieut. James Spratt, of the Royal Navy, now a resident of the Signal House, Teigmouth, for his invention of a homograph, or a method of communication by signals, on sea or land," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 163-9, letter dated., December 26, 1808

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48. The silver medal of the society was this session voted to George Errington, Esq., of Yarmouth, for his improvements in the curing of white herrings, after the manner of the Dutch pickled herrings. ..., excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 231-4, letter dated, December 1, 1807

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49. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Chevalier A. N. Edelcrantz, president of the Academy of Arts, and superintendent of his Swedish Majesty's Buildings in Sweden, for a telegraph of his invention ...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. l84-9, letter dated Stockholm., July 1, 1807

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50. "The silver medal and twenty-five guineas were this session voted to Mr. Thomas Roberts, of Wardour-Street, Soho, for elevators, or machines by which persons can be raised up to a great height, and which machines may be employed as fire escapes, observatories, or for repairs of buildings," excerpt from Papers of mechanics, p. 195-202, letter dated., April 5, 1813

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1. Zur elektrodynamik bewegter körper, von Albert Einstein, article no. 3, excerpt from Annalen der Physik, 40th folge, Band 17, Heft 5, der ganzen reihe 332, p. 891-921, Leipzig: verlag von Johann Ambrosius Barth, Rossplatz 17, article dated, periodical dated, ., June 30, 1905, 1905

3. "Warping-jack for silk weavers. The sum of 5 pounds was voted to Mr. J. Hughes, 93, Sebright Street, Bethnal Green Road, for his warping jack for silk weavers,...," article no. 1, Papers in manufactures, p. 51-4, (n. d.).

4. "Versuch mit sehr verstärkter galvanischer Electricität; beschrieben von Dr. Bourguet," article no. 4, excerpt from Annalen der Physik, p. 485-97, dated Berlin, 3 März 1801.

6. Versuche mit Gebirgsarten von der Trapp-Formation, (Whinstone) und mit Laven, by James Hall, article no. 1, excerpt from Anna-len der Physik, viertes Stück, p. 385-425., Jahrgang 1801

7. "Versuche mit dem Electrometer," von Vassalli, article no. 5, excerpt from Mémoires de l'Academie de Turin, vol. 5, p. 57-92, ausgezo-gen von L. A. Armin, periodical dated., 1790-1

8. "Untersuchen über Bacterien. VI. Verfahren zur Untersuchung zum Con-serviren und Photographiren der Bacterien," zur Dr. Koch, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 399-434., 1877

9. Untersuchen über Bacterien. Die aetiologie der Milzbrand-Krank- heit, begründet auf die Entwicklung des Bacillus Anthracis, von. Dr. Koch, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 277-310, herausgegeben von Dr. Ferdinand Cohn, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag (Max Müller), 1877

10. "Ueber zwei neue Entomophtora-Arten," von Professor N. Sorokin, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 387-98, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag., 1877

11. Ueber künstliche Bildung des Harnstoffs, von F. Wöhler, article no. 5, second section, excerpt from Annalen der Physik und Chemie, Bd. 12, herausgegeben zu Berlin von J. C. Poggendorf, der ganzen folge achtundachtzigster, p. 253-6, Leipzig: verlag von Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1828

12. "Ueber die Lage des Gefäscentrums," von Dr. Moritz Nussbaum, excerpt from Archiv für die ges. Physiologie, Bd. 10, p. 374-82, (n.d.).

14. "Ueber die Einwirkung höherer Temperaturen auf die Erhaltung Keim-fähigkeit der Samen," von Dr. L. Jüst, excerpt from Arbeiten aus dem pflanzenphysiologischen Institut am Polytechnikum zu Carlsrue. II, Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, p. 311-48, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag., 1877

15. "Ueber den Einfluss der Strömungsgeschwindichkeit und Menge des Blutes auf die thierische Verbrennung," von Dr. Dittmar Finkler, excerpt from Archiv für die ges. Physiologie, Bd. 10, p. 368-73, (n.d.), binding dated., 1875

16. "Twenty guineas were this session voted to Mr. Richard Bridgen, no. 61 Broad Street, Bloomsbury, for his invention of a method to prevent the inhalation of noxious vapours in gilding metals," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 138-42, letter dated., February 29, 1810

17. "To Charles Taylor, Esq.," by John Austin, excerpt from Papers in manufactures, p. 237-44, letter dated London, no. 26, Noble Street, Falcon-Square. Letter concerns an invention of a power loom with relevant diagrams., April 17, 1805

18. "Thirty guineas were this session voted to Mr. Lewis Aubrey, of Fort-Place, Bermondsey, for implements for equalizing the width and thickness of leather straps...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 192, letter dated., November 22, 1809

19. The transportation and deposition of gold in nature, by Victor Lenher, excerpt from The chemical news, vol. 107, no. 2779, p. 101-3taken from Economic geology, vii, no. 8., February 28, 1913

21. The thanks of the society were this session voted to Mr. Phillips London, of Canon Street, for his further information on the pickling of mackerel and the preservation of sprats, excerpt fron Papers in colonies and trade, letter dated, NOV. 17, 1813

22. "The supposed effect of boiling water, in disposing it to freeze more readily, ascertained from experiments," by Joseph Black, article no. 13, [excerpt from Philosophical Transactions?], vol. 65, p. 124-8, letter dated Edinburg, Read ., February 11, 1775, February 23, 1775

26. "The sum of ten guineas was this session presented to Mr. Fr. Watt, for his screw wrench ...," article no. 9, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 121-2, letter dated, Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, April 21, 1823

28. "The sum of 20 pounds, being the premium offered, was presented to Mr. Joseph Netherclift, 8, Newman Street, for his improved method of making lithographic transfers," article no. 3, excerpt from The polite arts, vol. 48, p. 42-5.

29. The structure of some of the elements, by Hawksworth Collins, excerpt from The chemical news, vol. 107, no. 2779, p. 99-100, February 28, 1913

30. "The silver vulcan medal was this session presented to Mr. Thomas Eddy, 354, Oxford Street, for a screw wrench," article no. 10, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 123-4, letter dated., March 17, 1824

31. "The silver medal was voted to Mr. A. Wivell, 20 Cardington Street, Hampstead Road, for his fire escape; a model of which has been placed in the society's repository," article no. 12, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 270-4, (n.d.).

32. "The silver medal was this session voted to Thomas Hoblyn, Esq., of Sloane Street, for introducing extensively the importation of cocoa nut oil, from the isle of Ceylon," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 33, p. 60-5., 1815

33. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. William Caslon, of Salisbury-Square, Fleet-Street, for an improved gas-lamp," excerpt from Transactions of the Society,..., p. 162-3, letter dated., March 20, 1817

35. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. Joseph Davis, no. 14, Crescent, Kingsland Road, for his machine for cleansing chimnies, ...," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 101-6, letter dated., January 6, 1806

36. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. James Braby, of Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, for a weighing machine for family use," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 150-2, letter dated., April 11, 1815

37. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. G. Field, of Newman Street, for a stove for heating rooms, or drying different articles," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 129-33, letter dated., March 11, 1806

38. "The silver medal was this session voted to Dr. Clanny, of Bishop- Wearmouth, near Newcastle, for his safety lamps...," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 34, p. 122-7.

39. "The silver medal was presented to Mr. W. Maugh, for his oxy-hydrogen blow pipe,...," article no. 2, excerpt from Papers in chemistry, p. 41-9, letter dated, Adelaide Street Gallery., May 12, 1835

40. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Richard White, Esq., of Essex Street, for his invention of a file for receipts and letters," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 170, letter dated., December 29, 1808

42. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Thomas Roberts, of the Navy Office, for the improvement in ship building, by securing the ends of the beams of ships without wooden knees...," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 173-8, letter dated., May 3, 1808

43. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Knight Spencer, of Bromley-Lodge, near Bow, for an anthropo-telegraph, or mode of communication in the day and night by discs," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 153-63, letter dated., October 26, 1808

46. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Major Charles LeHarvey, of the Island of Jersey, for his invention of the telegraph ...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 180-3, letter dated London., January 13, 1808

48. The silver medal of the society was this session voted to George Errington, Esq., of Yarmouth, for his improvements in the curing of white herrings, after the manner of the Dutch pickled herrings. ..., excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 231-4, letter dated, December 1, 1807

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1. Zur elektrodynamik bewegter körper, von Albert Einstein, article no. 3, excerpt from Annalen der Physik, 40th folge, Band 17, Heft 5, der ganzen reihe 332, p. 891-921, Leipzig: verlag von Johann Ambrosius Barth, Rossplatz 17, article dated, periodical dated, ., June 30, 1905, 1905

3. "Warping-jack for silk weavers. The sum of 5 pounds was voted to Mr. J. Hughes, 93, Sebright Street, Bethnal Green Road, for his warping jack for silk weavers,...," article no. 1, Papers in manufactures, p. 51-4, (n. d.).

4. "Versuch mit sehr verstärkter galvanischer Electricität; beschrieben von Dr. Bourguet," article no. 4, excerpt from Annalen der Physik, p. 485-97, dated Berlin, 3 März 1801.

6. Versuche mit Gebirgsarten von der Trapp-Formation, (Whinstone) und mit Laven, by James Hall, article no. 1, excerpt from Anna-len der Physik, viertes Stück, p. 385-425., Jahrgang 1801

7. "Versuche mit dem Electrometer," von Vassalli, article no. 5, excerpt from Mémoires de l'Academie de Turin, vol. 5, p. 57-92, ausgezo-gen von L. A. Armin, periodical dated., 1790-1

8. "Untersuchen über Bacterien. VI. Verfahren zur Untersuchung zum Con-serviren und Photographiren der Bacterien," zur Dr. Koch, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 399-434., 1877

10. "Ueber zwei neue Entomophtora-Arten," von Professor N. Sorokin, excerpt from Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, vol. 2, p. 387-98, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag., 1877

11. Ueber künstliche Bildung des Harnstoffs, von F. Wöhler, article no. 5, second section, excerpt from Annalen der Physik und Chemie, Bd. 12, herausgegeben zu Berlin von J. C. Poggendorf, der ganzen folge achtundachtzigster, p. 253-6, Leipzig: verlag von Johann Ambrosius Barth, 1828

12. "Ueber die Lage des Gefäscentrums," von Dr. Moritz Nussbaum, excerpt from Archiv für die ges. Physiologie, Bd. 10, p. 374-82, (n.d.).

14. "Ueber die Einwirkung höherer Temperaturen auf die Erhaltung Keim-fähigkeit der Samen," von Dr. L. Jüst, excerpt from Arbeiten aus dem pflanzenphysiologischen Institut am Polytechnikum zu Carlsrue. II, Beiträge zur Biologie der Pflanzen, p. 311-48, Breslau: J. U. Kern's Verlag., 1877

15. "Ueber den Einfluss der Strömungsgeschwindichkeit und Menge des Blutes auf die thierische Verbrennung," von Dr. Dittmar Finkler, excerpt from Archiv für die ges. Physiologie, Bd. 10, p. 368-73, (n.d.), binding dated., 1875

16. "Twenty guineas were this session voted to Mr. Richard Bridgen, no. 61 Broad Street, Bloomsbury, for his invention of a method to prevent the inhalation of noxious vapours in gilding metals," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 138-42, letter dated., February 29, 1810

17. "To Charles Taylor, Esq.," by John Austin, excerpt from Papers in manufactures, p. 237-44, letter dated London, no. 26, Noble Street, Falcon-Square. Letter concerns an invention of a power loom with relevant diagrams., April 17, 1805

18. "Thirty guineas were this session voted to Mr. Lewis Aubrey, of Fort-Place, Bermondsey, for implements for equalizing the width and thickness of leather straps...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 192, letter dated., November 22, 1809

19. The transportation and deposition of gold in nature, by Victor Lenher, excerpt from The chemical news, vol. 107, no. 2779, p. 101-3taken from Economic geology, vii, no. 8., February 28, 1913

21. The thanks of the society were this session voted to Mr. Phillips London, of Canon Street, for his further information on the pickling of mackerel and the preservation of sprats, excerpt fron Papers in colonies and trade, letter dated, NOV. 17, 1813

22. "The supposed effect of boiling water, in disposing it to freeze more readily, ascertained from experiments," by Joseph Black, article no. 13, [excerpt from Philosophical Transactions?], vol. 65, p. 124-8, letter dated Edinburg, Read ., February 11, 1775, February 23, 1775

26. "The sum of ten guineas was this session presented to Mr. Fr. Watt, for his screw wrench ...," article no. 9, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 121-2, letter dated, Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, April 21, 1823

28. "The sum of 20 pounds, being the premium offered, was presented to Mr. Joseph Netherclift, 8, Newman Street, for his improved method of making lithographic transfers," article no. 3, excerpt from The polite arts, vol. 48, p. 42-5.

29. The structure of some of the elements, by Hawksworth Collins, excerpt from The chemical news, vol. 107, no. 2779, p. 99-100, February 28, 1913

30. "The silver vulcan medal was this session presented to Mr. Thomas Eddy, 354, Oxford Street, for a screw wrench," article no. 10, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 123-4, letter dated., March 17, 1824

31. "The silver medal was voted to Mr. A. Wivell, 20 Cardington Street, Hampstead Road, for his fire escape; a model of which has been placed in the society's repository," article no. 12, excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 270-4, (n.d.).

32. "The silver medal was this session voted to Thomas Hoblyn, Esq., of Sloane Street, for introducing extensively the importation of cocoa nut oil, from the isle of Ceylon," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 33, p. 60-5., 1815

33. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. William Caslon, of Salisbury-Square, Fleet-Street, for an improved gas-lamp," excerpt from Transactions of the Society,..., p. 162-3, letter dated., March 20, 1817

35. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. Joseph Davis, no. 14, Crescent, Kingsland Road, for his machine for cleansing chimnies, ...," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 101-6, letter dated., January 6, 1806

36. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. James Braby, of Pedlar's Acre, Lambeth, for a weighing machine for family use," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 150-2, letter dated., April 11, 1815

37. "The silver medal was this session voted to Mr. G. Field, of Newman Street, for a stove for heating rooms, or drying different articles," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 129-33, letter dated., March 11, 1806

38. "The silver medal was this session voted to Dr. Clanny, of Bishop- Wearmouth, near Newcastle, for his safety lamps...," excerpt from Papers in chemistry, vol. 34, p. 122-7.

39. "The silver medal was presented to Mr. W. Maugh, for his oxy-hydrogen blow pipe,...," article no. 2, excerpt from Papers in chemistry, p. 41-9, letter dated, Adelaide Street Gallery., May 12, 1835

40. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Richard White, Esq., of Essex Street, for his invention of a file for receipts and letters," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 170, letter dated., December 29, 1808

42. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Thomas Roberts, of the Navy Office, for the improvement in ship building, by securing the ends of the beams of ships without wooden knees...," excerpt from Papers in mechanics, p. 173-8, letter dated., May 3, 1808

43. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Mr. Knight Spencer, of Bromley-Lodge, near Bow, for an anthropo-telegraph, or mode of communication in the day and night by discs," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 153-63, letter dated., October 26, 1808

46. "The silver medal of the society was this session voted to Major Charles LeHarvey, of the Island of Jersey, for his invention of the telegraph ...," excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 180-3, letter dated London., January 13, 1808

48. The silver medal of the society was this session voted to George Errington, Esq., of Yarmouth, for his improvements in the curing of white herrings, after the manner of the Dutch pickled herrings. ..., excerpt from Transactions of the Society..., p. 231-4, letter dated, December 1, 1807

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