[{418}] Melia.
[{435}] For the particulars of this attack in which Mr. Griffith nearly lost his life, the reader is referred to extracts from private correspondence.
[{450}] These sketches, together with the author’s further views on the subject, will be more appropriately incorporated in the second part of his Posthumous Papers, entitled ‘Icones Plantarum Asiaticarum,’ and ‘Notulæ ad plantas Asiaticas.’
[{479}] Nearly allied to Cobitis chlorosoma, As. Res. Vol. xix, pl. 52, f. 3.
[{481}] This is an undescribed species if not an undescribed genus, and was by some mischance lost from the collections; it may properly, when described, receive the name of the author, who was the first to notice so remarkable a form.
[{484}] It is chiefly important as a generic, not as a specific character, see November 1st.
[{517}] The Editor is indebted to the kindness of Mr. Curnin, not only for the note with which this table of heights and latitudes is introduced, but also for the construction of the table itself from the results of 437 observations for latitudes alone, and an equal number almost for altitudes.