Domesticated Animals, Hybrids, and Abnormality 8. 73 



Coloured Dorking fowls. — Presented by Messrs. John Baity. 



Shetland pony. — Purchased. 



Hairless dog. — Present',} by Mrs. \Y hi thread. 



Female bloodhound, "Champion Chatley Brilliant," winner 

 of many first and champion prizes. — Presi nted by Mrs. Oliphant. 



Blue Persian cat. — Presented by Mrs. Herring. 



Bornean goat. — Dr. C. Hose. 



Joura goat. — Zoological Society. 



Three boars' heads. — PreSi nted by Messrs. 0. T. Harris d 

 Limited. 



Female Afghan greyhound. — Presented by Mrs. Whiibn ad. 



Greyhound, "Champion Fairy" (head and skeleton). — 

 Presented by J. J. Holgate, Esq. 



Deerhound, " Marquis of Lome." — Presented by II. H. 

 We8tley s Esq. 



AVallachian sheep. — Purchased. 



Loan of old models of British cattle, from which replicas have 

 been made. — The Duke of Bedford, KG. 



1904. 



Two heads and one skull of Spanish draught oxen. — Present' ■•' 

 by H.M. the King. From animals presented by H.M. the Empress 

 Eugenie to H.M. Queen Victoria. 



African hairy ram. Barbados. — Presented by Dr. B. A. Stout e. 



French bull-dog, or " boule-dogue." — Purchased. 



Head and skull of Ankole oxen. — Presented by Lt.-Col. C. 

 Dehne-Badcliffe. 



Egyptian pariah dog. — Presented by the Hon. W. Rothschild. 



Hybrid wolf and dingo. — Present, d by the Hon. W. B<>th- 

 s<-luld. 



Skull of Arab mare.— Pres* nted by W. S. Blunt, Esq. 



Coloured Dorking fowls. — Presented by the Jl<>n. Flort 

 Amherst. 



With the exceptions of a few specimens of abnormalities in 

 dentition, two of roe-buck antlers, and one of the fool of a roe, 

 the collection of monstrosities — at present small —is of <(iiii<- 

 recent origin. It includes a remarkable specimen of supernu- 

 merary digits in the feet of a Shire cart-horse foal, presented by 

 ih'' late Lord Wantage. 



