Kindred Club Journals

The Alpine Journal.

Edited by George Yeld.

(Longmans, Green & Co., 39, Paternoster Row, E.C. 25. od.)

Vol. 25. May 1910. No. 188.
A Traverse of Monte Rosa and other Expeditions	.  .  .	W. N. Ling.
The Expedition of H.R.H. the Duke of the Abruzzi to the Karakoram Himalayas	.  .  .	Dr. F. de Filippi.
The Teufelsgrat	.  .  .	H. Symons.
A Variation on the Guglia di Brenta	.  .  .	C. F. Meade.
Alpine Humour	.  .  .	The late C. D. Robertson.
In Memoriam: C. D. Robertson	.  .  .	G. Winthrop Young.
The Accidents on Glyder Fach and Lliwedd.
The Alpine Club Library: New Expeditions: Various Expeditions: Alpine Notes: Reviews and Notices: Proceedings.
Vol. 25. August 1910. No. 189.
The Birds of the Alps	.  .  .	F. W. Headley.
Three New Ascents in the Selkirks	.  .  .	Howard Palmer.
The Disgrazia (with map)	.  .  .	Claude Wilson.
Mont Pourri. A Note (with map)	.  .  .	Wm. Anderton Brigg.
In Memoriam: Alois Pollinger
Photographic Exhibition: Ladies’ A.C. Equipment Exhibition: A.C. Library: Various Expeditions: Alpine Accidents in 1910: Alpine Notes: Reviews and Notices: The A.C. of Canada: Proceedings.
Vol. 25. November 1910. No. 190.
An Attempt on Mount Robson	.  .  .	L. S. Amery.
An Ascent of Matavanu in Savaii (German Samoa)	.  .  .	Tempest Anderson.
On the Slopes and Crest of the Pir Punjal	.  .  .	Dr. Ernest Neve.
The Sudlenzspitze from the  ée Glacier and other Climbs on Saasgrat	.  .  .	O. K. Williamson.
H.R.H the Duke of the Abruzzi’s Expedition to the Karakoram	.  .  .	Dr. F . de Filippi.
In Memoriam:- Sir Maurice Holzmann; C. A. O. Baumgartner; Percy Richard Parkinson.
The A.C. Library: New Expeditions in 19102 Various Expeditions: Alpine Notes: Reviews and Notices.

 

The Climbers’ Club Journal.

Edited by Arthur Westlake Andrews.

(George Philip & Son. 32. Fleet Street, E.C. 25. od.)

No. 46. December 1909.
Early Interest in Mountaineering
Rock Climbing in the Tenth Century	.  .  .	H. Candler.
Lake Country Place Names: Sty	.  .  .	W. P. Haskett-Smith.
The Monolith Crack	.  .  .	A. E. Riddett.
Robin Hood’s Stride and Cratcliff Tor	.  .  .	H. Bishop.
Derbyshire Pennine Club Notes.
No. 47. March 1910.
Annual Meeting and Dinner: Club Library: Club Library Catalogue.
The Accidents on Glyder Fach and Lliwedd.
In Memoriam:-C. D. Robertson and L. S. Salt.
No. 48. June 1910.
Climbing in Austria	.  .  .	R. S. Morrish.
Climbs on Mountain Limestone in Derbyshire	.  .  .	H. Bishop.
Easter-tide on Craig-yr-ysfa	.  .  .	F. W. Hubback.
The Bergli Catastrophe
Derbyshire Pennine Club Notes.

 

The Fell And Rock Climbing Club Journal.

(Edited by Wm. T. Palmer, Beechwood, Kendal. 3s.)

Vol. 2. No. 4.
George Seatree (President 1908-10).
Reminiscences of Early Lakeland Mountaineering	.  .  .	G. Seatree.
The Geology of the Lake District Climbs	.  .  .	Prof. J. E. Marr.
The Lone Soracte	.  .  .	W. Cecil Slingsby.
The Climber’s Foot	.  .  .	George D. Abraham.
Wastwater: A Sonnet	.  .  .	Alfred Hayes.
Early Recollections of the Lake District	.  .  .	Colin B. Phillip, R.W.S.
A Storm on the Weisshorn	.  .  .	A. E. Field.
Excitement at Wasdale Head	.  .  .	E. H. P. Scantlebury.
The New Scrambles in Mosedale	.  .  .	H. B. Lyon.
A Climber’s Reverie	.  .  .	Mrs. Ashley P. Abraham.
Long Days on the ‘Fells	.  .  .	G. Bennett Gibbs.
Cross Purposes on Glyder Fawr	.  .  .	H. B. Gibson.
The Glaramara Caves	.  .  .	Dr. T. R. Burnett.
Climbs about Coniston	.  .  .	T. C. Ormiston-Chant.
The Climbers’ Ditty	.  .  .	Darwin Leighton.
On Farm Kitchens	.  .  .	T. W. Hanson.
Guideless Climbing in the Valais	.  .  .	H. Bishop.
The Camera among the Rocks	.  .  .	J. Bowen Burrell.
Hints to Novices	.  .  .	G. F. Woodhouse.
C. A. O. Baumgartner: A Note and Portrait.
The Third Annual Dinner: Climbs, New and Old: The Libraries: Reviews, &c.: List of Members: Rules, &c.

 

The Rucksack Club Journal.

Edited by Geo. T. Ewen.

(Chas. H. Barber, 24, St. Ann Street, Manchester. 1s. od.)

Vol. 1. 1910. No. 4.
The Dolomites	.  .  .	Herbert J. Mothersill.
Notes on a Pyrenean Tour	.  .  .	Herbert Baxter.
The Maladetta	.  .  .	John Wilding.
In a Blizzard on Esk Hause	.  .  .	Fred W. Jackson.
Some Climbing Reflections	.  .  .	An Original Member.
Three Visits to Cheviot	.  .  .	R. B. Brierley.
How We climbed the Diphwys Crags	.  .  .	J. H. Hobbins.
A Walk in Skye	.  .  .	A. E. Barker.
A Holiday in Donegal	.  .  .	Chas. H. Ashley.

 

The Scottish Moutaineering Club Journal.

Edited by F. S. Goggs.

(Douglas & Foulis, Edinburgh; 1s. od.)

Vol. 2. June 1910. No. 62.
A Roundabout Journey to the Fort William Meet, 1909	.  .  .	W. Inglis Clark.
Half-hours in the Club Library: Stoddart’s Remarks on Scenery &c., in Scotland, 1799-1800 Wm. C. Smith.
A Three Day’s Tramp from Loch Luichart Station to Kinlochewe	.  .  .	H. M. D. Watson.
Craig Rennet and Winter Corrie, Clova.	.  .  .	Jas. A. Parker.
Beinn Airidh a’Charr revisited	.  .  .	Geo. T. Glover.
Forty-fifth Meet of the Club, Easter 1910. Kinlochewe, Dundonnell, Kingshouse (Glencoe), Inveroran.
Library: New Club-Room: King Edward the Seventh: Odds and Ends.
Excursions and Notes:- Mheal Garbh, Glen Lyon, (By Edred M. Corner): Carn Eige, Beinn Fhionnlaidh, &c., Sgurr na Lapaich, Ross-shire, A Tuill Creagach, Tom a Choinich, &c., (By Edred M. Corner): A Climb on Liathach, (By A. White): Craig Roy, Ben Mhuinidh, (By C. W. Walker): Ladies’ Scottish Climbing Club.
Vol. 2. October 1910. No. 63.
Notes on the Scenery of some Scottish Lochs	.  .  .	Colin B. Phillip.
The Glen Strathfarrar Hills	.  .  .	Hy. Alexander, Junr.
Half-hours in the Club Library:-
Bristed’s Tour, 1801	.  .  .	F. S. Goggs.
A Climb on Sail Mor (Bein Eighe)	.  .  .	Alex. White.
An Teallach at Easter, 1910	.  .  .	George Sang.
Corrie Nan Clach, Beinn Dearg Mhor	.  .  .	W. A. Morrison.
Library and Club-Room: Odds and Ends: The late Duncan Darroch of Torridon: Mountaineering Literature.
Vol. 2. February 1911. No. 64.
Summer Days in Sutherlandshire	.  .  .	W. N. Ling.
Mam Sodhail (Soul) or Carn Eige: A Mountain Expedition	.  .  .	C. E. W. Macpherson.
Half-hours in the Club Library:- Gilpin’s “Observations Relative Chiefly to Picturesque Beauty,” 1776 Jas. S. Greig.
Easter (1910) on Liathach	.  .  .	H. C. Boyd.
A Wintry Midsummer Day on Nevis	.  .  .	J. H. Bell.
Proceedings of the Club:- General Meeting: Twenty Second Annual Dinner: Reception: Forty Sixth Meet of the Club, New Year, 1911 ; Loch Awe.
Library and Club Room: Mountaineering Literature: Odds and Ends.
Excursions and Notes:- Three Days on the Cairngorms by Allan Arthur: Beinn Bharrain, Arran, North-West Ridge by W. W. N.: Ben Nevis, South Castle Gully by H. MacRobert: S. M. C. Abroad in 1910.

 

The Cairngorm Club Journal.

Edited by Alex. Inkson M’Connochie.

(D. Wyllie & Son, Aberdeen. 1s. od.)

Vol. 6. July 1910. No. 35.
A-Wheel through the Hills in Winter	.  .  .	Rev. D. C. Mackay.
Ben Narnain and Beinn Doireann	.  .  .	James Stewart.
Easter on Ben Chonzie	.  .  .	William M. Deas.
The Club’s Spring Meet	.  .  .	John Clarke.
Archaeological Notes from Aviemore	.  .  .	C. G. Cash.
A Tale of Post-Tertiary Times	.  .  .	J. Reid.
Snow Climbing on theDeeside Hills	.  .  .	John R. Levack.
Rock Climbing near Aberdeen	.  .  .	H. G. Drummond.
Locbnagar and Broad Cairn	.  .  .	W. M. McPherson.
From Strath Tummel to Glen Muick	.  .  .	James Gray Kyd.
Ben Alder	.  .  .	H. K.
The Club on Carmaferg	.  .  .	J. W. H. Trail.
A Week-end in Perthshire	.  .  .	J. B. M. & W. A. R.
Benalder Cottage: The Best-known Mountain Climber: A Night in Glen Affric: Lecture on the Highland Hills: Across the Cairngorms in March: Reviews.
Vol. 6. January 1911. No. 36.
Hills and Dales of South China	.  .  .	Rev. Wm. Riddel.
Rambles amongst the Galloway Hills	.  .  .	James Stewart.
With the Fawns in June	.  .  .	Alex. I. M’Connochie
My Balmoral Trip	.  .  .	James Mackintosh.
The Club on Sgoran Dubh	.  .  .	John Clarke.
Rights-of-way in Braemar and Glen Tilt in 1840-50.
Index Stones on Hill Tops: On Camping Out: World’s Record Climb: The late Rev. Wm. Riddel, M.A., M.D.: A “Line” to the Larig: Glen Clova and Glen Doll: Hill of Wirren: Our Twenty-second Annual Meeting: Reviews.

 

The Alpine Ski Club Annual. 1910 No. 3

(Horace Marshall & Son, 125, Fleet Street, London, E.C. 2s. od.)

The Caucasus in Winter: Two Expeditions from the Georgian Road	.  .  .	F. A. M. Noelting.
A Short Ski Guide to the Austrian Alps	.  .  .	W. Rickmer Rickmers.
Two Defeats on the Bieshorn	.  .  .	W. A. M. Moore.
The Titlis	.  .  .	FJ H. Dankes.
Four Nights in the Wildstrubel Hut	.  .  .	G. H. Todd.
Across the Bernese Oberland on Ski	.  .  .	Rudolph Schloss (Vienna)
A Ski-Binding for Alpine Work	.  .  .	F. F. Roget.
Report on Outfit for Winter Mountaineering: Alpine Notes: The Mountaineering Literature of the Year: Officers, Committee and Rules of the Alpine Club.

 

Year Book Of The Ski Club Of Great Britain.

Edited by E. C. Richardson.

(Printed & Published for the Club by W. J. Hutchings, Uxbridge, W.)

Vol. 1. 1910. No. 6.

Editorial Notes. The Scottish Ski Club in 1909-10. The North of England Ski Club. Ski-ing in Great Britain. The Utility of Ski in the Highlands. Ski-ing in New Zealand. Continental Reports. Elia Tau: A Ski Expedition in Caucasus. Ski-ing in America. A Ski-kjaelke and Sleeping Bag Tour. Ski-ing in April at Finse. Grindelwald as a Skiing centre. Up and Down the Wildhorn in a day. The New Montana Expedition. The Diablerets, Wildhorn and Wild’strubel Range. Are and Areskutan. Over a Few Passes and Glaciers in the Grisons. Ski-ing Resorts New or Little Known. Tips and Dodges. The Technique of Ski-ing on Alpine Ground. Improved Detachable Sealskin. A Rubaiyat of Snow. A Completed Couplet. Reviews. Accident Returns. Report of the International Ski Congress. Meetings and Dinners, Rules, etc.

 

Scottish Ski Club Magazine. No. 1, 1909,

(Edited by T. S. Muir, 10, Glengyle Terrace, Edinburgh.)

Editorial.
Some Jumping Notes	.  .  .	E. C. Richardson.
On Loch Avon on Ski	.  .  .	H. Alexander, Junr.
The Ochils as Ski-ing Ground	.  .  .	A Draysdale.
Badenoch in February 1908	.  .  .	J. R. Sharman.
Ski-ing Resorts in Scotland: Ski Tours: Practical Notes: The Club Hut Scheme: Reviews: Official Notices: Rules: Office-bears and List of Members.

(This, the latest addition to the rapidly increasing number of periodicals on Ski-ing, is the official journal of the Scottish Ski Club, which will, no doubt, do for that sport in Scotland what the S.M.C. and Cairngorm Club have done for mountaineering. With this and the Ski Club of Great Britain and the Alpine Ski Club, followers of the new Sport in this country are well furnished with literature, and advice – snow seems the one thing lacking. Ed. Y.R.C.J.)