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3

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15

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7
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40

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8

FAWCETT (M. G.)

36

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32

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30

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40

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39

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36

2

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CUNNINGHAM (Rev. W)34,35,36
CUNYNGHAME (Sir A. T.).
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34

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FITCH (J. G.)

25

34, 36

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18

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DAKYNS (H. G.)

39

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FLEISCHER (E.).

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34

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36

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FLOWER (Sir W. H.).

9

DANIELL (Alfred).

28

FLÜCKIGER (F.A.)

31

DANTE

4, 14, 39

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14

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FORBES (Prof. G.)

33

DAVIES (W.)

5

FORBES (Rev. G. H.)

32

FOSTER (Prof. M.)

6,

FOTHERGILL (Dr. J. M.) 8,

3

DAWSON (Sir J. W.) .

33

DAY (L. B.)

18

FOWLER (Rev. T.)

24

DAY (R. E.)

28

21

DEFOE (D.)

4, 21, 22

FOXWELL (Prof. H. S)

FRANKLAND (P. F.).
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FRASER-TYTLER (C. C.)
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FREEMAN (Prof. E. A.)

2,

2, 4, 10, IT, 31,

FRENCH (G. R.)
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FOWLER (W. W.)

Fox (Dr. Wilson)

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FROST (A. B.)

FROUDE (J. A.).

CLIFFORD (Mrs. W. K.)

41

DILLWYN (E. A.)

18

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CLOUGH (A. H.)

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DOBBIN (L.)

7

COBDEN (R.)

FURNISS (Harry)

DOBSON (A.)

4

FURNIVALL (F. J.)

COHEN (J. B.)

7

DONALDSON (J.)

35

FYFFE (C. A.)

COLENSO (J. W.)

34

DONISTHORPE (W.)

31

FYFE (H. H.)

GAIRDNER (J.)

15

DOYLE (Sir F. H.)

15

GALTON (F.)

2

DOYLE (J. A.)

II

GAMGEE (Arthur)

20

DRAKE (B.)

39

15

DRUMMOND (Prof. J.)

GARDNER (Percy)

36

GARNETT (R.).

4, 22

DRYDEN

21

GARNETT (W.).

DU CANE (E. F.)

DUNSMUIR (A.).

EDGEWORTH (Prof. F. Y.). 30

GASKELL (Mrs.)
GASKOIN (Mrs. H.)
GEDDES (W. D.)
GEE (W. H.)
GEIKIE (Sir A.).

GENNADIUS (J.)_
GIBBINS (H. de B.)
GIBBON (Charles)
GILCHRIST (A.).

GILES (P.).

31

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