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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF 
[fothergill 
Secretary to the Yorks Committee for the Protection of Wild- 
Birds and their Eggs, and a Fellow of the Zoological Society. 
1887. Ornithological Notes from Northumberland and Durham during 
1885. ( Naturalist , pp. 132-3.) 
The Birds of Harrogate and District. 1887. 
Collation — Pamphlet 8vo, pp. 16. Reprinted from the Garner, 
Sept. 1, 1887. 
[ — _ ?] The Vertebrate Fauna of Nidderdale. Not seen. 
1893. The Starling. (In Ornithology in relation to Agriculture and 
Horticulture. Edited by John Weston.) London : 1893. 
Collation — 1 vol. post 8vo. Chap, x., pp. 134-47, by Fortune. 
1907. The Birds of the Fame Islands. ( Naturalist , pp. 234-8, pi. xxv- 
xxix.) 
[n.d.] Wild Birds and their Nests. Sixty Stereoscopic Views from Life. 
(In Gowan’s Stereoscopic Series.) Glasgow and London (Gowan 
& Gray, Ltd.) : [n.d.]. 6d. net. 
Fothergill (Charles), of Salisbury, ca. 1820 
There appear to have been two writers of this name, 
the present author, a bird dealer presumably, of Salisbury, 
having no connection with Charles Fothergill of York {vide 
infra). The present writer states that he has “ made the 
management of birds his favourite study upwards of twenty 
years.” 
1820. The British | Bird Fancier : | or, | Bird Fancier’s Delight. | Con- 
taining | the newest and very best instructions | for | Catching, 
taking, feeding, rearing, &c. | all the various sorts of | English 
Song, and other Birds, | particularly [etc. 5 lines] | including | 
Accounts of their several distempers, [etc. 3 lines] | Together 
with many other useful particulars relative to Singing and other | 
Birds. | The whole revised, corrected and improved | — | by 
Charles Fothergill, of Salisbury. | — | Who has made the manage- 
ment of Birds his favourite study upwards of Twenty Years. 
Assisted by the most eminent Bird Fanciers of London and its 
neighbourhood. | Spilsby : | Printed by R. Plant, for William 
Darton, Jun., 53, Holborn Hill, | London | 1820. 
Collation — 1 vol. 12mo, pp. iv + pp. 5-48, with 4 pi., each of 
9 figs. 
