The microscope: its history, construction, and application : being a familiar introduction to the use of the instrument and the study of microscopical sciences / by Jabez Hogg.

  • Jabez Hogg
Date:
1869
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Credit: The microscope: its history, construction, and application : being a familiar introduction to the use of the instrument and the study of microscopical sciences / by Jabez Hogg. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    ^feaoglia vcniiicularis, 26S. Micrometers, 51. ■Mitroscope, Baker on the, 10. Baker's binocular, 89. — compound, 8i5 dissecting, 98. student’s, 88. traveller’s, 108. Bonuani's, 8. Brewster’s diamond, 11. Collins’s binocular, 95. dissecting, 98. student’s, 97. compound. 38. Frauenhofer, lenses for, 10. G. Adams’s, 10. compound, 39. E. Divini’s compound, 8. Goring’s compound, 7. Highlej-’s clinic.al, 10a. pocket, 110. professional, 99. student’s, 100. Hooke's compound, 7. water, 5. How’s student’s, 101. Huyghenian eye-piece of; Lad(^’s, 84. Lieberkilhn’s, 5. Lister’s, improvements in, 43. — Murray and Heath’s, 103. class, 104. pocket, 107. Newton’s speculum, 9. • Norman’s, 100. Pillischer’s binocular, 91. prize, 94. student’s, 93. Powell and Loaland’s, 82. arr,anged for tbst objects, 62. Qnekett’s dissecting, 38. Ross’s, combination of object- glasses, 43. compound, 79. simple, 36. S. Gray’s globule, 4. simple, 5, 30, simple, for dissections, 98. Valentine’s simple, 38. Warrington’s, 106. •binocular, 112. Wheeler’s, 110. Wollaston’s doublet, .31. periscopic, 10. Microspectroscopy, 119. Slicrastenaa, 280. Miller, Hugh, on fossil plants, 364. Mineral kingdom, 728. Mite, cheese, 037. flour, 639. Molecular movements, 67. •Mollnsca, 611. injeiding, 240. tongii' S of, 5:)9. Mona'ls, 411. Morpho Monelaus, scale of, 611. Moss-agates, 399. Mosses, 309. Jloths and butterflies, 007. Jlotile organs in colls, 202. Mottled umber moth, 600. Mounting and preparing, 215. spring clip for, 214. injections, 244. case, Collin’s, 254. Movements of diatoms, 423. Mucidines, development of, 661. Mucor mucodo, 292. Mucous membrane, 669. Murray and Heath’s microscopes, 10-3. * Muscular fibre, 695. Mushroom spawn, 343. Mussel, 531. Myelin, 681. Myolemma, 696. Mytilus, 535. Nails, the, 672. Naviculm, 419. Neckera antipyretica, 310. Nematoldea, 503. Nemertid®, 662. Nerves, 699. perfection of sections, 701. stellate corpuscle, 699. Newport on moths’ tongues, 607. Niool’s prism, 136. Nitella, 320. Nobeifs ruled micrometer lines, 54. Noctiluca miliaris, 409. Nonnan on collecting diatoms, 428. Norman’s microscope. 100. Notommata aurita, 456. Nudibranchiata, 580. tongues of, 541. Nummulites, 377. Object-olassks, forms of, 72. Ross’s, 65. Objects, Shadbolt on collecting, 248. directions for viewing, 100. mounting and preserving, 215. Obliime illumination, 171. J. N. Tomkins’s double prism, 174 OVdinm, 293. 0])untia, 350. Onion, section of, 333. Ophiocoraa, 495. Ophiura, 495. Orchidc®, 350. Orthoptera, 020. Osborne, Lord S. G., on fungi. 29 j. on clnsterium lunula, 2S4. Oscillatoriic, 200. Ostracoda, 550. Ova mcdlusca, 545. Owen, Major, on foraminifcra, 38,3. Professor, on nnimahmle life, 414 on microscopic invusligalinn, 705 Oxytridia, 414.