[80] William Carruthers; botanist of the British Museum, London.
[81] Johannes Müller (Argoviensis); late director of the Botanic Garden at Geneva. Has written largely on Lichens.
[82] Sir William Henry Flower, M. D., London; curator of the Hunterian Museum. Succeeded Owen as director of the British Museum of Natural History.
[83] George Rolleston, M. D., 1829-1881; professor of anatomy and physiology at Oxford.
[84] Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey, at the consecration of the new bishop of Salisbury.
[85] Dr. Gray’s black and tan terrier, his loving companion for twelve years.
[86] Theodore Caruel, professor in Florence.
[87] Ernest Cosson, 1819-1890. Wrote the Flora of Algiers and the Flora of the Environs of Paris.
[88] The Descent of Man.
[89] Mr. Church had been appointed dean of St. Paul’s, London.