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A summary of observational data obtained at Kew Observatory used to be given in an Annual Report, which was printed in the Royal Society's 'Proceedings' up to the year 1900. From 1901 to 1909 these data were published in the Annual Report of the National Physical Laboratory, of which Kew Observatory then formed a department. The data for 1910 have been published by the Meteorological Office, which came into occupation of the Observatory on July 1, 1910. As the Reports of the National Physical laboratory are not unlikely to be overlooked by those whose primary interest is in observational work, the Gassiot Committee decided, in October, 1911, that it was desirable that a short list of their observational contents should be published in the Royal Society's 'Proceedings.' The descriptions of the data, which appeared in tabular form in the Annual Reports, are arranged below according to the subject; when there is no specific statement to the contrary, they refer to Kew Observatory. Reference to some of the more outstanding phenomena-especially the magnetic storms–will be found in the text of the Annual Reports.

Short index to reports of physical observations (electric, magnetic, meteorological, seismological) made at Kew observatory