Letter from Arthur Schuster, Victoria Park, Manchester, to Robert Harrison, Assistant Secretary, the Royal Society He returned the manuscript ten days ago and hopes that was sufficient for the paper to be printed off. He will send the larger paper for Philosophical Transactions at the beginning of next week, the Proceedings paper being its abstract. Schuster returns the documents from the Vienna Academy and notes that matters to be put before the International Association should be handed in by the end of February. Council will deal with the matter of lunar nomenclature raised by the Royal Astronomical Society. Schuster reproduces the resolution of the International Union for Co-operation in Solar Research, thinking that the Royal Society would be the most appropriate body to submit it to the International Association of Academies, if Council would support it. 13 January 1906