Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society

THE practice recently adopted by this Society of issuing its volumes in complete form at the end of its session, whilst it has some advantages, has the great disadvantage which results to an author in the long delay of the publication of his results if he has made his communication early in the session. We believe, however, that the Society meets this objection by allowing authors to have copies of their papers as soon as they are printed.Proceedings of the Edinburgh Mathematical Society.Vol. xi. (London: Williams and Norgate, 1893.)