[116] Appendix to "Second Voyage," p. xii.
[117] "Fauna Grœnlandica," p. 20.
[118] Dublin Nat. Hist. Review, 1858, p. 166.
[119] "Stray Leaves from an Arctic Journal," p. 176.
[120] "Private Journal," p. 105.
[121] Mark Lemon, "Jest-Book," p. 280.
[122] "British Quadrupeds." The professor has long retired to his favourite Selborne. He occupies the house of Gilbert White; and a new illustrated edition of the "Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne" has been long looked for from him.
[123] "The Instructive Picture Book; or, A Few Attractive Lessons from the Natural History of Animals," by Adam White, p. 15 (fifth edition, 1862).
[124] "The Works of Jeremy Bentham," now first collected under the superintendence of his executor, John Bowring, vol. xi. pp. 80, 81.
[125] Jeremy Bentham's house in Queen's Square was that which had been occupied by the great poet.