Country Rambles, and Manchester Walks and Wild Flowers / Being Rural Wanderings in Cheshire, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and Yorkshire

by Leo H. Grindon

1790–1814. Smith and Sowerby’s “English Botany.” Thirty–six vols., 8vo. 2,592 coloured plates.—City, P. P.

1800. Desfontaines. Flora Atlantica. Four vols., 4to. Contains 261 fine old plates.—City.

1816. W. J. Hooker: The British Jungermannias. 4to. Full of exquisite coloured plates.—City.

1818–1833. Loddiges: The Botanical Cabinet. Contains 2,000 coloured plates.—P. P.

1823. Alex. Humboldt: Melastomaceæ. 64 very fine coloured plates.—P. P.

1823–1827. W. J. Hooker: Exotic Flora. Three vols., 8vo. 232 beautiful coloured plates.—City.

1827. W. J. Hooker and T. Taylor: Muscologia Britannica. Exquisitely illustrated.—City.

1828. Curtis’s Flora Londinensis. Continued by W. J. Hooker. Two vols., folio. Most beautiful plates.—City.

1828. Wm. Roscoe: Monandrian Plants. Atlas folio. Contains 112 splendid coloured plates.—Chet.

1829. W. J. Hooker and Greville: Icones Filicum. Two vols., folio. Full of splendid plates.—City.