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CONTENTS:-On Oath and Ordeal. By Bertram Fulke Hartshorne.-Notes on Prinochilus Vincens. By W. V. Legge. -The Sports and Games of the Singhalese. By Leopold Ludovici.— On Miracles. By J. De Alwis.-On the Occurrence of Scolopax Rusticola and Gallinago Scolopacina in Ceylon. By W. V. Legge.-Transcript and Translation of an Ancient Copper-plate Sannas. By Mudliyar Louis de Zoysa, Chief Translator to Government.

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CONTENTS:-Description of a supposed New Genus of Ceylon Batrachians. By W. Ferguson. -Notes on the Identity of Piyadasi and Asoka. By Mudaliyar Louis de Zoysa, Chief Translator to Government.-On the Island Distribution of the Birds in the Society's Museum. By W. Vincent Legge. Brand Marks on Cattle. By J. De Alwis.-Notes on the Occurrence of a rare Eagle new to Ceylon; and other interesting or rare birds. By S. Bligh, Esq, Kotmalé.— Extracts from the Records of the Dutch Government in Ceylon. By R. van Cuylenberg, Esq.The Stature of Gotama Buddha. By J. De Alwis.

1879. 8vo. pp. 58. Price 5s.

CONTENTS.-Notes on Ancient Sinhalese Inscriptions. On the Preparation and Mounting of Insects for the Binocular Microscope.-Notes on Neophron Puenopterus (Savigny) from Nuwara Eliya.-On the Climate of Dimbula. Note on the supposed cause of the existence of Patanas or Grass Lands of the Mountain Zone of Ceylon.

1880. Part I. 8vo. pp. 90. Price 58.

CONTENTS.-Text and Translation of the Inscription of Mahinde III. at Mihintale.-Glossary.A Paper on the Vedic and Buddhistic Polities.- Customs and Ceremonies connected with the Paddi Cultivation.-Gramineae, or Grasses Indigenous to or Growing in Ceylon.

1880. Part II. 8vo. pp. 48. Price 5s.

CONTENTS.-Gramineae, or Grasses Indigenous to or Growing in Ceylon.-Translation of two Jatak is. On the supposed Origin of Tamana, Nuwara, Tambapanni and Taprobane. -The Rocks and Minerals of Ceylon.