[28] “On Schützenberger’s Process for the Estimation of Dissolved Oxygen in Water.” By H. E. Roscoe and Joseph Lunt. _Chem. Soc. Trans._ (1889), LV. 552.
[29] “Contributions to the Chemical Bacteriology of Sewage.” By H. E. Roscoe and Joseph Lunt. _Phil. Trans._ (1891), CLXXXII. pp. 633-664.
[30] It has thrown upwards of five millions.
[31] _Anglice_: “Fair, honest, straightforward, upright, genuine, square.” Wright’s “English Dialect Dictionary.” Cf. Nodal and Milner’s “Lancashire Glossary.”
Absorption of hydrochloric acid and ammonia in water, 121
Atomic weights, Dalton’s first table of, 132
Bessemer process, application of spectroscope to, 133
Bunsen, R. W., his characteristics, 24, 26
Carnegie Scholarships and Fellowships, 169
Cavendish, Lord Frederick, 55, 57, 61, 81
Chorley, Henry, his appreciation of Henry Roscoe, 14
Clothworkers’ Company of London, 57, 75, 88
Colonna, Vittoria, her life, by Maria Roscoe, 16
Graham, Thomas, his characteristics as a lecturer, 19
Heddle, Professor (of St. Andrews), 126, 127
Irving, Washington, his appreciation of William Roscoe, 12
“John Dalton and the Rise of Modern Chemistry,” 141
Jones, H. L., his plan for University of Manchester, 47
Lead and thallium chlorides, vapour densities of, 131
Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine, 171
Liveing, Dr., first laboratory in Cambridge, 23
Manchester University, early attempts to found, 45
Marshall, Prof. John, his appointment to the Yorkshire College, 74
Miall, Prof. Louis C., his appointment to Yorkshire College, 42
“New View of Dalton’s Atomic Theory,” 141
Nussey, Arthur, plan for a Technical Institution for Leeds, 54
Nussey, George Henry, his plan for a Technical Institution for Leeds and District, 54
Owens College, its origin, 28; its foundation, 30; its first professors, 31; its location, 31; its growth, 32; its extension, 41; new constitution, 42; its first attempt to include women, 43; erection of new buildings, 44; new chemical laboratories, 44
Photometric observations at Pará, 115; near Lisbon, 120
Playfair, Lord, 62; his address on technical education, 63, _et seq._
Pulling, Prof. F. S., his appointment to the Yorkshire College, 74
Reform Bills, 1831-1832, drafted by Henry Roscoe, 13
Reid, Sir Wemyss, his support of the Yorkshire College, 68, 141