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ZOOLOGY, &c. 



Several Insects and a small Tortoise, 



veral Insects and a small lortoise, ) . „tmi. t^ ^ 



from Barbary /t William Boyne, Esq. 



Viper and Ringed Snake, in Spirits; 

 Eggs of the Golden Eye, Eider Duck, 

 Goosander, Red-breasted Merganser, 

 Eared Grebe, Crested Grebe, Red 

 Grouse, Stone Curlew, Hoopoe, Gol- 

 den Oriole, Common Tern, Arctic 

 Tern, Razor Bill, Kittiwake, Green 

 Woodpecker, Starling, Pheasant, Red- 

 legged Partridge, Jay, Magpie, Com- 

 mon Partridge, Quail, Black Tern, 

 Heron, Bewick's Swan, Kite, Kestrel, 

 Sparrow Hawk, Bustard, Stock Dove, 

 &c 



f Mr. Thomas Stansfeld. 



Skeletons of the Swan and Peacock 



{The Leeds Zoological and 

 Botanical Gardens. 

 Skeletons of the Red-breasted Mergan- 



}* 



James Brown, Esq., 



ser and Turtle Dove ( Rossington. 



Specimen of the Lump Sucker [^Mr. Robinson. 



Specimen of Malva Verticillata, from \ Mr. James Motley, 



Llanelly, South Wales J Llanelly, 



Skeleton of the Skylark [>* Mr. H. Denny. 



MISCELLANEOUS. 



Cast of the Head of the Dodo, from"! 

 the original Specimen in the Museum !"t Wm. West, Esq., F.R.S. 

 of the Ashmolian Society, Oxford ...J . 



Flag of the Chinese Admiral, taken byj 

 the Nemesis during the late Chinese ! 

 War; and a Wooden Idol, taken j 

 from a Joss House J 



t Charles Charnock, Esq., 

 Stourton Lodge. 



Beautiful coloured Model of Jerusalem, 

 upon the scale of 18 inches to the 



mile 



Presented by f Rev. Wm. 

 Sinclair, f Rev. C. Wick- 

 steed, f Dr. Heaton, f Josh. 

 Lupton, Esq., f Arthur 

 Lupton, Esq., t Arthur 

 Marshall, Esq., t Miss 

 Roberts, f George Shaw, 

 Esq., f Miss Oates, and 

 I John Atkinson, Esq. 



