No CrossRef data available.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
Dr. Divers has drawn attention to two Japanese meteorites, the property of a gentleman, Mr. Naotora Nabeshima, formerly Daimiyo of Ogi or Koshiro, in the province of Hizen, Japan. They are heirlooms in his farnity, and used to be in the care of the priests of one of the family temples in Ogi, called Fukuchi-inGomado. After the revolution the temple was closed. in the family archives there is a record of these stones having been entrusted some years after their fall to a priest named Jishobo, which is dated December 10th, 1744, and his receipt for them is also preserved; they must therefore have fallen about 150 years ago.
page 446 note 2 Divers, E., Asiatic Soc. Japan, Tokiyo, 02 9th, 1882.Google ScholarChemical Sews, 1882, xlv. 216.Google Scholar
page 447 note 1 Jahrbuch für Mineralogie, 1879, 77.Google Scholar
page 447 note 2 The cementing substance is I., and the granular matter is II.
page 447 note 3 Maissen, P., Gazzetta chimica, x. 20.Google Scholar
page 448 note 1 The Australasian, April 22nd, 1871.Google Scholar—Nature, iv. (1871), 212.Google Scholar—See also The Journal of Science, 01, 1874, 123.Google Scholar—The Deniliquin or Barratta Meteorite. By Liversidge, Archibald. 1873. Sydney: T. Eichards, Government Printer.Google Scholar
page 449 note 1 Winkler, C., Nova Acta der K. Loop. Carol., Deut. Akad. der Naturforscher, xl. Xr. 8, 333. Halle, 1878.Google Scholar
page 449 note 2 Der Eisenmeteorit von Rittersgriin im Sachsischen Erzgebirge. By A. W. 1876. Freiberg Kön. BergakadGoogle Scholar
page 450 note 1 By difference.
page 451 note 1 Brezina, A., Sitzber. Akad. Wiss. 1880, lxxxii. 10-Heft.Google Scholar
page 451 note 2 Mineralog. Mitth. for 1872, 165.Google Scholar
page 451 note 3 Daubrée, G. A., Compt. rend., 1880, xci. 30.Google Scholar
page 451 note 4 Genth, F. A., Amer. Journ. Sc. 1876, vol. xii. p. 72.Google ScholarReport of Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, 1875.Google Scholar