Pole and M.G. Tweedie (for revision of MS.); W. Lineham; J.F. Kendall; E. Edser; A.D. Helps; J. Limb; The Edison Bell phonograph is here quite manifest. A few bubbles of air, 288, 289; of rods, 287; of strings, 278; of strings, conditions regulating, 278. _Viper_, the, 86. Virag, Pollak--high-speed telegraphy, 136. Vitreous humour, 246. Voltage, 121, 161. Vowel sounds, 308. Wasborough, Matthew, 51. Watches, first, 412. Water cock, _365_; engines, 375; gauge, 35, _36_; jacket, 19, 95; meter, _368_; supply, 371; turbines, 174, 376; wheels, 375. Watt, James, 51, 69, 375. Welsbach incandescent mantle, but by something which could make life dear and precious, or these monotonous years.