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THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER, 
quite incompatible with such ill-judged 
love of our local habitation.” 
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which appeared in our impression of 
last week, might have the effect of 
turning the attention of some of our 
readers to the compilation of County 
Lists, we have thought it desirable to 
reproduce the views of one of our most 
eminent botanists on a kindred subject, 
and we cannot do better than recom- 
mend to the serious consideration of 
every collector in these islands the last 
quotation from Mr. Babington’s paper, 
which we have here given. 
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