[22] Ibid. Introd. p. xxxiii.
[23] British Association for Advancement of Science, Report for 1847, p. 31; and Owen, Introd. p. xxxiii.
[24] Owen's British Fossil Mammals, p. 107. An interesting account of the discovery of antiquities of human remains in Kent's Hole, one of the most remarkable British ossiferous caves, is given in a subsequent chapter from the narrative of the Rev. J. M'Enery, F.G.S.
[25] Ibid. p. 197.
[26] History of British Animals, p. 24.
[27] British Fossil Mammals, p. 500.
[28] British Fossil Mammals, p. 162.
[29] Anniversary Address to the Zoological Society, 1830.