ANNOUNCEMENT. 461 



Sowerby, to represent all- the species and remarkable 

 varieties of British shells. Most of these plates are 

 engraved, and the colouring is in progress. 



ERRATA. 



Page 28, lines 12-13 from bottom, omit the words " R. Ballia of 



Thompson." 



47, line 14 from bottom, for " L. OO1 " read " L. 0-1." 

 ,, 55, line 6 from bottom, for " Cuaplides " read " Capulidce" 

 68, line 5 from top, for " Akera " read " Acera." 

 84, line 6 from bottom, for " Christophori " read " Cristofori" 

 91, line 16 from top, for " Broun " read "Bronn." 

 108, line 7 from bottom, for " 1862 " read " 1826." 

 167, line 13 from top, for "was (although loosely)" read "(with 



others) was." 



193, line 3 from top, for " Mangilia " read " Pleurotoma" 

 209, line 4 from bottom, for " Renieri " read " Renier." 

 217, line 12 from bottom, for "south-west " read " north-west." 

 265, after CERITHIOPSID^E, for " Gray" read " P. P. Carpenter." 

 301, TRITON NODIFERUS. In strictness the specific name ought to 



be NODIFER. 



314, lines 5 and 12 from top, for " L. brunnca " read " L. minima." 

 ., 356, line 15 from top, for " Pleurotomatidce " read " Pleurotomidce" 

 359, line 15 from top, for " Manglia " read " Mangilia." 

 360, for PLEUROTOMATID J " read PLEUROTOMID^." 



Pleurotoma is certainly feminine (from rr\evpbv and ro/if}), 



and not (as Philippi would have it) neuter. I was at first 



misled by his stating that those who make Pleurotoma a 



noun of the first declension, and of the feminine gender, offend 



against the laws of grammar (Moll. Sic. ii. p. 165, footnote). 



Anatomia, apotome, and epitoma or epitome, formed from the 



same verb (re/zvw), are all feminine. 

 381, line 4 from top, omit the words " Hanley described it as P. 



Metcalfei." 



line 8 from top, for "P. costatum" read "P. costata." 

 ,, line 12 from top, for " P. proximum " read "P. proxima" 

 386, lines 7-8 from bottom, omit the words " and Eaphitoma polita 



of Brusina." 

 line 8 from bottom, omit the words " P. nigra of Potiez and 



Michaud." 



,, 388, line 9 from bottom, for " Hanley" read " Reeve." 

 397, line 14 from bottom, after "probably" add "and in part." 

 399, line 13 from bottom, for " wegde-shaped " read "wedge- 



