FUNGI, LICHENS, etc. By Peter Gray.
“A most useful contribution to our literature on the subject. . . . We can heartily recommend this little handbook on the subject as one of the best we have seen for beginners in the study.”—North British Agriculturist.
SEAWEEDS, SHELLS, and FOSSILS. By Peter Gray and B. B. Woodward, of the British Museum (Nat. Hist. Dep.).
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CRUSTACEANS AND SPIDERS. By F. A. Skuse. [Shortly.]
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HANDBOOK OF ENGLISH COINS. By Llewellynn Jewett, F.S.A. With a chapter on Greek Coins, by Barclay V. Head (Brit. Mus.).
“Those who take an interest in Numismatics will find this volume a valuable aid to study.”—Newcastle Weekly Chronicle.
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THE NATURALIST’S DIARY. A Daybook of Meteorology, Phenology, and Rural Biology. Arranged and Edited by Chas. Roberts, F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., etc.