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room xi. this order are the Libellula, or dragon-fly, Ephe- 
NatThist. mera, day-fly, Myrmelion, ant lion, &c. 
(K) Hymenoptera, containing specimens of 
Tenthredo saw-fly, ichneumon flies, Cynips or 
gall fly, Chrysis, the ruby-tail, Sphex or savage, 
Formica, the ant, Vespa, wasp, and Apis, the 
bee. 
(L) The order Diptera contains the Culex, 
or gnat, Tipula, the crane-fly, Stratiomys, came- 
leon fly, Tabanus, Rhagio, Mydas, Asilius, Bom- 
bylius, the sword-fly, and Ostrus, the bot-fly. 
The order Omaloptera (genus Hippobosca, 
Linne) contains the swallow, sheep-tick, and 
forest-fly. 
GALLERY OF ANTIQUITIES. 
FIRST ROOM. 
TERRACOTTAS. 
All the Articles in the following Catalogue of An¬ 
tiquities, unless where it is otherwise specified , 
belonged to the Collection of the late Charles 
Towneley , Esq. 
room i. Over the door which fronts the entrance into 
Antiquities, this room, is a bust of Charles Towneley, Esq., 
to whose profound knowledge of ancient Sculp¬ 
ture, 
