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ceps (' Proceedings,' No. IV. p. 44.) was by some accident named Picus 

 brunmfrous, which name, as it had appeared on the plate, he wished 

 to be retained to the species. The White- crowned Crow of General 

 Hardwicke, which had been figured in the ' Century,' was erroneously 

 called a Garrulus. It seems rather to belong to the tribe of Denti- 

 rostres, and the genus Cinclosoma. Some verbal errors in the lettering 

 were also pointed outj all of which, together with the mistakes in 

 the names, Mr. Vigors attributed to the hurry in which some of the 

 numbers of the work were obliged to be printed off in order to answer 

 the demand that was made for them on the day of the monthly pub- 

 lication. And he concluded by trusting that the supporters of the 

 work, and the lovers of science would overlook these accidental ble- 

 mishes in the lettering of the plates in the midst of so many superior 

 excellencies. 





