1876 Aug. 7 On a Speech attributed to Nelson.  Athenaeum.

1876 Dec.  Spectroscopic Results for the Rotation of R. Astr.  Soc. 
                Jupiter and of the Sun, obtained at the (Month.  Not.)
                Royal Observatory, Greenwich.

1877 Jan.  Stars to be compared in R.A. with Mars, R. Astr.  Soc.
                1877, for Determination of the Parallax (Month.  Not.)
                of Mars.

1877 Mar.  Note by the Astronomer Royal on the R. Astr.  Soc. 
                Numerical Lunar Theory.  Also Remarks (Month.  Not.)
                on Le Verrier’s intra-Mercurial Planet. 
                Also on Observations for the Parallax of
                Mars.

1877 Mar. 27 Remarks on a Paper on “The River Inst.  C.E. 
                Thames.” (Minutes.)

1877 Apr.  On observing for Le Verrier’s intra-Mercurial R. Astr.  Soc. 
                Planet.  Also on the Parallax of (Month.  Not.)
                Mars, and Mr Gill’s proposed expedition.

1877 May On the vulgar notion that the Sun or Moon The Observatory
                is smallest when overhead. (No. 2).

1877 June 2 Report of the Astronomer Royal to the
                Board of Visitors.

1877 July 16 Report on the Telescopic Observations of Ho. of Commons
                the Transit of Venus 1874, made in the Parly.  Paper. 
                Expedition of the British Government,
                and on the Conclusion derived from
                those Observations.

1877 Sept. 13 On Spurious Discs of Stars produced by The Observatory
                oval object-glasses. (No. 7).

1877 Sept. 24 Obituary Notice of the work of Le Daily News. 
                Verrier—­died Sept. 23, 1877.

1877 Nov. 20 On the Value of the Mean Solar Parallax The Observatory
                &c. from the British telescopic Observations (No. 8).
                of the Transit of Venus 1874. 
                Also Remarks on Prof.  Adams’s Lunar
                Theory.

1877 Nov.  On the Inferences for the Value of Mean R. Astr.  Soc. 
                Solar Parallax &c. from the Telescopic (Month.  Not.)
                Observations of the Transit of Venus
                1874, which were made in the British
                Expedition for the Observation of that
                Transit.

1877 Numerical Lunar Theory:  Appendix to
                Greenwich Astronomical Observations
                1875.

1877 Dec. 6 On the Tides at Malta.  Phil.  Trans.