GARDEN. 



Mr. Lowe {Clapham) 78 orchideoiis, stove, and hardy plants. 



Mr. Barratt, {St. John's, Wake- 



field) 30 plants. 



Miss Tweedy Several plants. 



Mr. .John Bleckley Standard rose trees, 



Wm. Oldfield, Esq 4 loads of manure. 



J. F. Browne, Esq 5 loads of manure. 



MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS. 



James Backhouse, I-lsq Skull of a native of Australia, various barks and 



gums from Australia. 



Rev. Wm. Taylor Model of the new roof of the choir of York 



Minster, scale f inch to a foot. 



Wm. Gray. Jun., Esq Several articles of chemical and pneumatic ap- 

 paratus. 



Mrs. Wilson {Oxton Hall) . . Ornamented wooden bowl and two cups, 2%asinii 

 and teapot of alabaster, belt, pouch, and 

 beads, of the North American Indians. 



Rev. F. O. Morris Various curiosities from North America. 



G. Hobson, Esq Sulphur casts. . ' 



LIBRARY. 



The Society of Arts The Transactions of the Society, vol. 53, part 2. 



TheRoyalAstronomicalSociety The Greenwich Observations for 1840. 



The British Association for the 



Advancement of Science . . Report of the Association for 1841. 



The Cambridge Philosophical Transactions of the Society, vol 6, part I and 2. 



Society vol. 7, part 1, 2, 3. 



Geological Society Proceedings of the Society. 



Manchester Philosophical So- 

 ciety Memoirs of the Society, vol. 6, N. S. 



Natural History Society of Annual Reports for 1834, 1835, 1836, 1838, 



Northumberland 1 840, 1841. Catalogue of the Generic Types 



of the Class Aves, with list of Desiderata. 



Royal Society of Edinburgh . . Transactions of the Society, vol. 15, part 2. 

 Proceedings of the Society. 



Royal Cornwall Polytechnic 



Society Ninth Annual Report. 



