This publication started in 1660, initially as a forum for the publication of scientific papers of both a general and a specialized nature, although increasingly a learned journal carrying refereed papers from established scientists.

Pick a page number to start at. Note: the annotations are my own

Volume 51, Part 1
Several Accounts of the fiery Meteor, which appeared on Sunday the 26th of November, 1758, between Eight and Nine at Night; collected by John Pringle, M.D. F.R.S.
218
219 Hampshire
220
221 London, Colchester
222
223 Cambridge
223BPlate 7., Fig I through V.
224
225 Manchester
226 Liverpool, Cumberland
227 Carlisle
228
229 Newcastle
230
231
232 Dumfries
233 Roxburgh
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242 Edinburgh, London
243 Stitchill, Scotland.
244 Angelraw
245 Dalkeith
246 Glasgow
247 Dumfermline
248
249 Culross
250 St. Andrews
251
252 Rosshire
253
254
255
256 Dublin
257
258 Glasgow

Some Remarks upon the several Accounts of the fiery Meteor, (which appeared on Sunday the 26th of November, 1758), and upon other such Bodies; by John Pringle, M.D. F.R.S.
259
260 ...the true path...
261 ...and height...
262
263 ...its real size...
264 ...the tail...
265 ...noises reported...
266
267 ...its substance...
268 ...other meteors...
269
270 ...hypothesis...
271
272
273
274

Three accounts of a Meteor seen in southern England, Oct 20th, 1759.
299
300
301
302
303

Volume 52, Part 1
An Account of a Meteor seen in New England, ... (read Jan. 15, 1761)
6
7
8
9

Volume 53
Observatio cjusdam Meteori igniti instar Chasmatis, facta Hagae-Comet. d. December. 1758.
5
6

Volume 54
An Account of several fiery Meteors seen in North America.
185
186
187
188
189
190
191

Volume 63
an Account of a fiery Meteor, seen on the 10th of February last,... (received Nov 12, 1772)
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170