Doncaster Microscopical & General Scientific Society

CONVERSAZIONE

In The Corn Exchange On Wednesday, October 25th, 1882

The following objects will be exhibited under the Microscopes : –

Conservazione

Stand	Exhibitor	Object
1	Rev. Canon Brock	Section of Coal.
2	Rev. Canon Brock	Section of Fossilized Wood.
3	Rev. W. R. Weston	Crystals of Salicine from Willow Bark under Polarized Light.
4	Dr. Mitchell Wilson	The Tubercle Bacillus.
5	Dr. A. C. Wilson	Trichina Spiralis from Pork.
6	Mr. M. H.  Stiles	The Building Rotifer Melicerta  ringens, under black ground illumination.
7	Mr. J. M. Kirk	The Creeping Rotifer Plumatella repens, illuminated by the Electric Light and Paraboloid.
8	Rev. R. M. Withington	Vorticellae under black ground illumination.
9	Rev. R. M. Withington	Insect preparation.
10	Mr. W. T. Jackson	Fossil Shells from Barbadoes, Polycistina.
11	Mr. Matthewman	Leg of Water Beetle, Dytiscus Marginalis.
12	Mr. F. Milner	Leaf of Pyenanthemum inamum showing hairs and glands.
13	Mr. H. Milner	Fossil Diatoms from Moran, Spain.
14	Mr. G. Winter	Platino Cyanide of Yttrium under Polarised light.
15	Mr. Peter Thellusson	Double Stained section of Wood.
16	Mr. Cheesman	Moses.
17	Mr. E. A. Kirk	Nitella transiucens showing cell circulation.
18	Mr. B. S. Brundell	Tree Bug Diclyyonola crassicornis.
19	Mr. C. M. Hartley	Sting of Hornet, vespa crabro.
20	Mr. W. Roberts	House Fly, Musca domestica.
21	Mr. H. White	Proboscis of Blow Fly, Musca Vomitoria.
22	Mr. Lewis	Stained section of Eucalyptus Globulus.
23	Professor Armstrong	Foraminiferae.
24	Dr, Burman
25	Mr. W. Walker, M.R.C.C.
26	Mr. Bunker, for Goole Naturalist
27	Mr. Birks, Goole	Volvox Globator.
28	Mr. Harrison

 
On the Left Side of the Room under Galleries : –

Conservazione

Exhibitor	Object
Mr. Cowley	Series of Lantern Transparencies, Micro-photographs, and views of Natural Phenomena, shown by the Oxy-hydrogen Light Illuminated Vacuum Tubes revolved by Electricity.
Mr. Cuttriss	Electric Railway. Electric Lamp fitted to Microscope. Electric Gas-lighter. Electro-Motor driving a Sewing Machine and Ventilating Fan.
Mr. Wilde	A Collection of Telegraphic Apparatus. Telephones.
Messrs. Willoughby & Clarke	Apparatus for the Production of Photo-micrographs, with experimental Illustrations.
Mr. Simmons	Fossils, Etc.
Mr. Newton	British Birds Eggs.
Mr. Winter	Graphoscope and Views.
Mr. Bell	Stereoscope Views.
Mr. Sommerset	Stereoscope Views.

 
On the Right Side of the Room under Galleries : –

Conservazione

Exhibitor	Object
Mr. Rochfort Connor, Member of the Chester Microscopical Society	55 Original Pen and Ink Drawings fron Microscope. 8 Sheets of Photographs, Illustrative of the Adulteration of Food etc.
Mr. M. H. Stiles	A Series of 150 Dried Wild Plants collected near Doncaster. Snakes and Insects from Demerara. Photographs of Microscopic Objects.
Mr. Tindall	A Collection of British Butterflies in 6 Cases. Case of Insects, etc., from Brazil.
Mr. Rand	Case of Indian Butterflies. Collection of Indian Curiosities.
Mr. Bryce Wright, London	A Collection of Flint and Bronze Implements, Illustration the Antiquity of Man.
Mr. Ballinger	Geological Specimens.
Mr. Longbottom	Geological Specimens. A Collection of Preserved Birds and Animals.
Ald. W. C. Clarke	Antiquities of Various Periods, found in and near Doncaster.
Mr. Howard	Geological Specimens. A Collection of Preserved Birds and Animals.
Mr. Storrs	Natural History – Specimens. A Three-fold Scrap Screen.

 
On the Platform and Tables in Centre of Room : –

Conservazione

Exhibitor	Object
Mr. J. M. Kirk	Preserved Birds. Vivarium. Series of Drawings of Diatoms.
Mr. Barlow	Microscopist’s Tank arranged for the Study and Examination of Minute Pond Life.
Mr. T. H. Easterfield	British Fossils and Minerals. British Birds Eggs, Album of Jersey Sea Weeds.
Mr. Peter Thellusson	Instantaneous Photographs of Yachts under weigh and Yachts racing
Mr. Somerville	Russian and other curiosities.
Mr. Bunker	A Collection of Shells from Goole and Neighbourhood.
Mr. Cheesman	A Collection of 165 Dried Plants.

 
A Collection if OIL PAITINGS and ENGRAVINGS lent by
Mr. B. S. BRUNDELL., Mr. C .D. CLAYTON and Mr. FOGG
 
At 8.30 an ADDRESS will be delivered by
A. H. ALLEN Esq. F.C S. , F.I.C.
President of the Sheffield Naturalists’ Society ;
Public Analyst for the Borough of Doncaster and the West Riding of Yorkshire;
on SENSITIVE and SINGING FLAMES.