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I am indebted to Mr. C. E. Groves for a considerable quantity of the ethyl-bases, which he has prepared by the action of ammonia upon iodide of ethyl, in order to test on a large scale the method of separating the three compounds by means of oxalic ether, which I have lately proposed. This circumstance has enabled me to submit these substances, and more especially diethylamine and triethylamine, to a more thorough examination than they had hitherto received. Reserving a detailed communication upon this subject to a future occasion, I beg leave to submit to the Royal Society a short account of some of the substances observed in the course of these experiments.

I. Contributions towards the history of the monamines.—No. V. Action of chloracetic ether on triethylamine and triethylphosphine