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THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, 
For Sale. 
To Entomologists. 
C ABINET. BOOKS ami SMALL 
COLLECTION of INSECTS. 
The Advertiser is desirous of disposing 
of his Collection of British Lepidoptera, 
consisting of about 550 Specimens, be- 
longing to 300 species, contained in a 
well-seasoned Deal Cabinet of 20 drawers, 
20 inches by 16, stained aud polished, 
together with a Drying Cage, containing 
1 1 feet of Setting Boards of various sizes, 
and a large Breeding Cage. 
Also the following Books: — 
^Wood’s ‘Index Entomologicus,’ 2nd 
edition, with Supplement, complete. 
^Westwood’s ‘ Butterflies of Great 
Britain.’ 
^Dallas’s * Elements of Entomology.’ 
*Staintop’s ‘ Manual of British Butter- 
flies and Moths,’ 2 vols. 
*‘The Entomologist’s Annual,’ 1855 
to 1858, in 1 vol. 
Ditto, for 1859 and I860: 
‘The Entomologist’s Weekly Intelli- 
gencer,’ Vols. I. to VIII. 
Douglas’s ‘ World of Insects.’ 
Newman’s ‘Insect Hunters.’ 
Stainton’s ‘ Entomologist's Com panion,’ 
2nd edition. 
*Doubleday’s ‘ Synonymic List of 
British Lepidoptera,’ 2nd editiou, inter- 
leaved. 
Stephens’ and Stainton’s ‘ Museum 
Catalogue of British Lepidoptera,’ four 
parts. 
Babington’s ‘ Manual of British Bo- 
tany.’ 
* ‘ Microscopical Journal,’ Vol. VIII. 
Those to which an asterisk (*) is pre- 
fixed are handsomely half-bound ; the 
others are in the publishers’ covers, and 
the whole are in excellent condition. 
For particulars, address X. 0., care of 
Mr. R. W. Hoare, 15, Milford Place, 
North Brixtun, London, S. 
Just ready, 
Vassall Road, 
1 # — 
The Second Edition of 
THE INSECT HUNTERS. 
By Edward Newman. 
Price 2s. 6 d. 
London : John Vau Voorst, 1, Pater- 
noster Rovv. 
W FARREN, at. the urgent wish of 
■ many of his best friends, begs to 
announce that he will Collect Insects, 
during the coming Season (by Subscrip- 
tion) in the New Forest, Isle of 
Wight, Isle of Portland, Nc. He 
will commence as soon as practicable, 
and terminate his engagement at the end 
of October. 
W. F. has collected in the above 
localities during two seasons, viz. 1858 
and 1859; in 1858 he collected for Sub- 
scribers, and gave perfect satisfaction, 
having captured many of the greatest 
rarities. 
W. F. will collect Lepidoptera, Cole- 
oplera, Hemiptera, Dipteru, and any ullier 
Order wished for by any of his Sub- 
scribers. Shares will be Oue Guinea 
each. One or more Shares may be taken 
for Lepidoptera and Colenptera, hut he 
will take only a few Subscribers for the 
other Orders. 
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe to the 
above will please to send their names 
and subscriptions, stating which Order 
they wish to subscribe for, as early as 
possible before the 25th of March next, 
as the number of Subscribers is limited. 
References are kindly permitted to — 
C. C. Babington, Esq.. M.A., F.R.S., 
F.L.S., F.G.S., tkc., St.John’s Col- 
lege, Cambridge. 
J. W- Dunning. Esq., B.A., F.C.P.S., 
M.E.S.L., Fellow of Trinity College, 
Cambridge, 1, Field Court, Gray’s 
Inn, London. 
A. F. Sealy, Esq., M.A., F.C.P.S., 
M.K.S.L., 70, Trumpington Street, 
Cambridge. 
F. Bond, Esq.,F.L.S., &c., 24, Caven- 
dish Road, St.John’s Wood,Loudou. 
1, Rose Crescent, Cambridge , 
January 1 6ih, 1861. 
PS. Mr.T. Brown, 13, King’s Parade, 
Cambridge, has kindly consented to assist 
in sharing out the Insects, the whole of 
which will be divided at the end of the 
Season. 
Printed and published by Edward Newman, 
Printer, of No. 9, Devonshire Street, Bisbops- 
gate Without, London, in the County of 
Middlesex. — Saturday, March 9, 1861. 
