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157 MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN (The). Annual Reports for 1890, 1891, and
1893-95. 5 vols., roy. 8vo., numerous well produced botanical plates,
Portraits, Views, and Plans of the Garden; cloth, uncut
158 MOGGRIDGE (J. T.). Contributions to the Flora of MENTONE, and to a
Winter Flora of the Riviera, including the coast from Marseilles to
Genoa. Roy. 8vo., 99 coloured plates; (pub. £3. 3s) cloth
159 MURRAY (G.). Phycological Memoirs, being Researches made in the
Botanical Department of the British Museum. Part I. Impl. 8vo.,
8 plates containing numerous coloured figures; sd.
160 NEWMAN (H.). History of British Ferns. 8vo., woodcuts; a nice copy in
half morocco neat, gilt top
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1892

161 PALISOT-BEAUVOIS (A. M. F. J.). Flore d'OwARE et de BENIN en Afrique.
Large folio, 60 finely coloured plates; half russia
Paris, 1804
162 PARKINSON. PARADISI IN SOLE PARADISUS TERRESTRIS. Or a Garden
of all sorts of pleasant flowers which our English ayre will permitt to
be noursed vp with a Kitchen garden . . . and an Orchard of all sorte
of fruitbearing Trees . . . with the right orderinge planting &
preseruing of them. by John PARKINSON . . . Sm. folio, woodcuts;
half calf

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"Between the first appearance of Gerard's Herbal and the second edition, Parkinson had published his Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris, the most popular gardening work of this period.

"The title of the book is a play upon his name: Park-in-Sun's Earthly Paradise, and the quaintness, freshness, and originality of the title is characteristic of the whole book. Parkinson has the power of inspiring his readers with a love of flowers and a feeling for their beauty, and still, after a lapse of centuries, no gardener could fail to be refreshed and stimulated in his art by a perusal of the Earthly Paradise.

"The feeling that this book might inspire in children is very prettily shown in Mary's Meadow by Juliana Horatia Ewing."-The Hon. Alicia Amherst. 163 PARKINSON. THEATRUM BOTANICVM: The Theater of Plants.

Or, an

Folio,

HERBALL of a Large Extent . . . by JOHN PARKINSON
innumerable woodcuts and an engraved title by Marshall, containing
portrait; a good sound copy in the original half binding

1640

164 PAYEN. Memoire sur l'Amidon. 8vo., plates (some coloured); half calf [1838]

From the botanical section of the "Annales des Sciences Naturelles."

165 PAYER (J.). Botanique Cryptogamique, ou Histoire des Familles
naturelles des Plantes inférieures. Impl. 8vo., numerous woodcuts;
half calf
Paris, 1850
166 PLUMIER (Č.). Traité des FOUGERES de l'AMERIQUE. Large folio, the text
in Latin and French; 172 beautifully engraved plates; half calf neat

Paris, 1705
Greatly esteemed on account of the exactness with which these ferns are illustrated.
167 POULSEN (V. A.). Botanical Micro-Chemistry, an introduction to the
Study of Vegetable Histology. Cr. 8vo., cloth
Boston, 1884
168 RABENHORST (L.). Kryptogamen-Flora von Sachsen, der Ober-Lausitz,
Thüringen und Nordböhmen. 2 vols., cr. 8vo., many woodcuts; half
Leipzig, 1863-70

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169 RALES (J.). The BRITISH Desmidiem. Roy. 8vo., 35 coloured plates after drawings by E. Jenner; cloth

170

the same. Roy. 8vo., calf gilt, yellow edges

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171 RAY SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS. A COMPLETE set, from the beginning in 1844 to the latest volume issued, comprising 48 vols., 8vo., cloth, and 24 vols. and parts, folio, bds.

1844-97 32 0 0

The valuable zoological and botanical monographs forming this collection are also sold separately, and will each be found in this catalogue under its respective class-heading;-see under Botany, Crustacea, Entomology, Reptilia, Zoophytes, etc.

The last vol. issued (in 1897, for 1894) is the seventh vol. of "The Larvæ of British Butterflies and Moths," by William BUCKLER and G. T. PORRITT.

172 REPORT on the CONIFER Conference held at the Chiswick Gardens, Oct. 1891. 8vo. 588 pp. (publ. at 15s 6d), sd.

Royal Horticultural Soc., 1892 173 ROXBURGH (W.). Flora Indica : or descriptions of Indian Plants, by Carey. 3 vols. 8vo. best edition, hf. morocco, gilt edges Serampore, 1832 174 ROYLE (J. F.). The Fibrous Plants of India, fitted for Cordage, Clothing, and Paper. With an account of the Cultivation and Preparation of Flax, Hemp, and their Substitutes. 8vo., cloth 1855 175 SACCARDO (P.A.). SYLLOGE FUNGORUM omnium hucusque cognitorum. 11 vols. in 12, roy. 8vo.,-APPENDIX. 1 pt.-together, eleven volumes bound in twelve in half dark blue morocco extra, gilt tops, contents lettered, the Appendix sd.; A FINE COPY Patavii, 1882-Dresdæ, 1896 Describing or enumerating all known species to the end of 1895, to the number of

43,635.

176 SALISBURY. Prodromus Stirpium in Horto ad Chapel Allerton vigentium. Auctore Ricardo Antonio Salisbury. 8vo., bds., uncut; RARE

£ s. d.

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Privately printed, 1796 0 18 0 177 The Genera of Plants. 8vo., cloth 1866 178 SAUNDERS (W. Wilson), W. G. SMITH, and A. W. BENNETT. Mycological Illustrations, being Figures and Descriptions of New and Rare Hymenomycetous Fungi. 2 pts. in 1 vol., impl. 8vo., 48 coloured plates; half calf

1872 179 SAVI (G.). FLORA ITALIANA, ossia Raccolta delle Piante più belle, che si coltivano nei Giardini d'Italia. 3 vols. in 1, large folio, with 120 plates of the best colouring; a very fine copy in green morocco extra, with Arms on sides, gilt edges, by Lewis

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Pisa, 1818-24 12 0 0 180 SCHACHT (H.). Die Spermatozoiden im Pflanzenreich. 8vo., 6 plates; half calf Braunschweig, 1864

181 SCHIMPER. Synopsis Muscorum Europæorum præmissa introductione de elementis bryologicis tractante. Scripsit W. P. Schimper. 8vo., plates; hf. bd. Stuttgartiæ, 1860

182

another copy.

8vo., presentation copy from the Author to W. Wilson, with many MS. notes by Mr. Wilson; half morocco, gilt top, 1860 very neat 183 SCHKUHR (C.). Beschreibung der RIEDGRÄSER. 2 pts. 93 coloured plates, 1812-KUNZE (G.). SUPPLEMENTE zu Schkuhr's Riedegräsern. Band 1, Erste Hälfte. 50 coloured plates, 1840-50-together, 3 vols., 8vo., whole and half russia, not quite uniform 1812-50 184 SCHMIDT (ADOLF). ATLAS der DIATOMACEEN-KUNDE. In verbindung mit den Herren GRÜNDLER, GRUNOW, JANISCH and WITT. Parts 1-50, folio, with 200 plates (pub. £15); plates 1-96 carefully mounted on cardboard and bound in two half morocco volumes, the accompanying text being in cloth; the rest in parts

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186 VERZEICHNISS der in A. SCHMIDT'S Atlas der DIATOMACEENKAUDE, heft 1-36. Impl. 8vo., sd. 187 SCHUMANN (J.). Preussische Diatomeen. 4to., plates; interleaved; half

red morocco

Leipzig, 1890

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188 SEEMAN. Journal of Botany, British and Foreign. Edited by Berthold SEEMAN, Henry TRIMEN, James BRITTEN, etc. A complete set from the beginning in 1863 to October, 1896, forming 34 vols., 8vo. with about 500 plates, many of them COLOURED; thirty-three vols. in cloth, the last nine parts sd. 1863-96 25 00

189 SLOANE.

A Voyage to the Islands Madera, Barnados, Nieves, S. Christophers and JAMAICA, with the NATURAL HISTORY. . of the last of those Islands. . . by HANS SLOANE . . . 2 vols. thick folio, with 274 plates; a fine copy in old red morocco extra, gilt edges 1707-25 190 SMITH (G. E.). Catalogue of rare or remarkable Phænogamous Plants, collected in South Kent. 8vo., 5 coloured plates; half calf 1829 192 SMITH (W.). Synopsis of the BRITISH DIATOMACEE; with Remarks on their Structure, Functions and Distribution; and Instructions for collecting and preserving Specimens. 2 vols. in 1, impl. 8vo., 69 plain and coloured plates by Tuffen West; half russia, gilt top; RARE 1853-56 the same. 2 vols., impl. 8vo., cloth, uncut

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195 SOLE (W.). MENTHE BRITANNICE: being a new Botanical arrangement
of all the BRITISH MINTS. Folio, 24 plates; interleaved with MS. notes
by Mr. Roper; half green morocco extra, gilt top
Bath, 1798
196 SONNTAG (C. O.). A Pocket Flora of Edinburgh. 12mo., cloth 1894
197 SORAUER (P.). Treatise on the Physiology of Plants. Translated by
F. E. Weiss. 8vo., 33 illustrations; cloth (pub. 9s net)
1895
198 SOWERBY (JAMES). ENGLISH BOTANY; or, Coloured Figures
of British Plants, with their essential characters, synonyms, and
places of growth [described by Sir JAMES E. SMITH]. 36 vols., 1790-
1814-GENERAL INDEXES. 1 vol., 1814-SUPPLEMENT. 4 vols.,
1831-49-together, 41 vols. in 40, 8vo., 2960 coloured plates; a fine
copy in old gilt calf

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200 SOWERBY (J.) and Sir J. E. SMITH. ENGLISH BOTANY. 12 vols., 8vo., with about 2580 coloured plates; half calf

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The Second Edition, arranged according to the Linnæan method, with the descriptions shortened, and occasional remarks added.

201 SOWERBY (J.). ENGLISH BOTANY; or, Coloured Figures of British Plants, edited by SYME and LANCASTER. Third Edition, enlarged, re-arranged, and revised. 12 thick vols., impl. 8vo. 1937 coloured plates; cloth

202

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203 SOWERBY (J.). COLOURED FIGURES of ENGLISH FUNGI or MUSHROOMS. 3 vols., 1797-1803-[SUPPLEMENT, 1803-15]-together, 4 vols. in 2, folio, 440 coloured plates; hf. bd.; A BARGAIN 1797-[1815] 10 10 0 4 vols., folio, in the original bds., entirely uncut

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1797-[1815] 15 0 0 4 vols. in 3, folio, interleaved with numerous MS. notes by Mr. Roper; half green morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut 1797-[1815] 16 0 0 206 SOWERBY (J.). ENGLISH FUNGI. [The SUPPLEMENT] separately. Folio, 40 coloured plates, unbd., uncut

[1803-15]

The plates are arranged as follows :-1-400 (vols. I-III); 401–440 (Supplement).
Plate 423 is on 422, 427 on 425, 438 on 420, 439 on 440.

The Supplement, lacking in many copies, is but rarely offered for separately.

207 SOWERBY and SMITH. A Specimen of the BOTANY of NEW HOLLAND, by E. SMITH. Vol. I (all published), 4to., containing 16 finely coloured plates, by J. SOWERBY; half calf; RARE

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208 STAFF (O.). Die Arten der Gattung Ephedra. Roy. 4to., map and 5
plates; sd.
Wien, 1889

209 STEVENSON (J.). British Fungi (Hymenomycetes). 2 vols., cr. 8vo., illustrations; cloth 1886 210 SWEET (R.). The BRITISH FLOWER GARDEN; containing Figures and Descriptions of the most Ornamental and Curious Hardy Herbaceous Plants, including Annuals, Biennials, and Perennials. Vols. I—V, 8vo., with 500 coloured plates by E. D. Smith; half green morocco, very neat 1823-33

Comprising the complete First Series, and vols. I and II of the Second. 211 TAYLOR (J. E.). Flowers: their origin, shapes, perfumes and colours; 12mo. with 32 coloured figures and 161 woodcuts; cloth 1878 212 TEMPÈRE. Le DIATOMISTE. Journal spécial s'occupant exclusivement des Diotomées et de tout ce qui s'y rattache. Paraissant tous les trois mois. Par J. TEMPÈRE, avec la collaboration de MM. J. BRUN, P. BERGON, P. T. CLEVE, E. DUTERTRE, E. GROVE et H. PERAGALLO. 24 pts. forming 2 vols., roy. 4to., with many finely produced plates; in pts., as issued (pub. 120 fr.) Paris, 1890-96 213 THORNTON (R. J.). The BRITISH FLORA; or, Genera and Species of British Plants. 5 vols., 8vo., numerous plates; a nice copy, though as usual, somewhat imperfect; dark blue morocco extra, gilt edges; 1812

RARE

214 TOZZETTI (J. T.) Catalogus Vegetabilium Marinorum Musei sui, opus posthumum ad secundam partem Novorum Generum Plantarum celeberrimi P. A. Micheli inserviens, cum notis O. T. Tozzetti Joannis filii. Sm. folio, 3 plates; calf neat Florentiæ, 1826

215 TRACTS. Three pieces in 1 vol., 8vo., half morocco

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218 TRIMEN (H.). Hand-Book to the FLORA of CEYLON. Vols. or parts I-II, 8vo., and 1 vol., roy. 4to., 50 coloured plates; cloth and portfolio

Comprising Leighton on British Graphideæ, Umbilicaria, and Arthoniæ; Deacon on Verrucaria and Sagedia; Berkeley and Broome on British Fungi. Several valuable pieces in 1 vol., 8vo., half calf 1868-74 Containing contributions by Trimen, Britten, Smith, De Candolle, and others. 217 TRELEASE (W.). The Species of Epilobium occurring North of Mexico. Svo., 48 plates; sd.

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and W. T. Thiselton Dyer. Flora of Middlesex. Cr. 8vo., cloth 1869 220 TRIPP (F. E.). British Mosses. 2 vols., impl. 8vo., numerous coloured plates; cloth (pub. £2. 12s 6d)

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221 TURNER'S HERBAL. First Edition:

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A new Herball, wherin are conteyned the names of Herbes in Greke,
Latin, Englysh, Duch, Frenche, and in the Potecaries and Herbaries
Latin... by Wylliam Turner . . . Imprinted at London by Steven
Mierdman. Anno 1551.

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The Seconde Parte of Vuil-liam Turners Herball . . . Imprinted at Collen by Arnold Birckmann . . . M.D.LXII . . .

A Booke of the Natures and Properties/as well of the Bathes in English as of other Bathes in Germany and Italy by William Turner Imprinted at Collen by Arnold Birckman M.D.LXII

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A most excellent and perfecte Homish Apothecarye Translated by Jhon Hollybush. Imprinted at Collen by Arnold Birckman

M.D.LXI.

in 1 vol., folio, without the title to the first part of the Herball and the last leaf of the Homish Apothecarye, but having three blank leaves and the rare slip of errors; an extraordinary copy in an entirely uncut state with the exception of four leaves; the corners of a few of the leaves at the end slightly perished; hf. bd 1551-1562 12 10 0

So scarce that neither Herbert nor W. Carew Hazlitt have seen a complete copy.

992 TURNER (Dawson). FUCI; or, Colored Figures and Descriptions of the Plants referred by Botanists to the genus Fucus. 4 vols., royal 4to., with 261 (29 bis, 30 bis, 31 bis) plates of Seaweeds, coloured from Nature; half red morocco, gilt tops

1808-19 223 [TURNER (D.)]. Specimen of a Lichenographia Britannica; or, Attempt at a History of the British Lichens. 8vo., cloth; scarce For private circulation only, 1839 224 TURNER. Libellus de re Herbaria Novus, by WILLIAM TURNER, originally published in 1538, reprinted, with Notes, Modern Names, and a Life of the Author, by B. D. JACKSON. 4to., facsimile of the rare original, 10 ll.; bds.

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225 VAN HEURCK (H.). Synopsis des DIATOMÉES de BELGIQUE. 2 vols., impl. 8vo., illustrated by more than 130 highly finished lithographic plates; a fine copy in half green morocco extra, gilt tops, uncut

Anvers, 1880-85
Boston, 1890

226 WARD (R. H.). Plant Organization. 4to., sd.
227 WATSON (H. C.). TOPOGRAPHICAL BOTANY: being local and personal
Records towards showing the Distribution of British Plants traced
through the 112 Counties and Vice-Counties of England, Wales, and
Scotland. Thick 8vo., second edition, corrected and enlarged with a
Memoir of the Author, by J. G. BAKER, ESQ., F.R.S., etc., and an entirely
new coloured map showing the distribution of British Plants; cloth
(published at 168)
1883

The first edition, privately printed at Thames Ditton in 1873, having become very
rare, a new one has been edited from the Author's interleaved copy, which he kept
constantly at hand, and in which he entered all the records of the occurrence of plants
in additional vice-counties that came to his notice.

228 WATSON (H. C.). CYBELE BRITANNICA; or British Plants, and their
Geographical Relations. 4 vols. 1847-59- COMPENDIUM. 1870-

SUPPLEMENT to the Compendium. 1872-TOPOGRAPHICAL BOTANY.
1873-74 in 6 vols., 8vo., some autograph letters of the author's
inserted; half morocco, gilt tops, very neat
1847-74

An interesting set of these valuable works. Both the Supplement to the Com-
pendium and the work on Topographical Botany are privately printed.
999 WESTERMAIER (M.). A Compendium of General Botany. Translated by
A. Schneider. 8vo., 171 illustrations; cloth
New York, 1896
230 WETTSTEIN (R. v.). Monographie der Gattung Euphrasia. Roy. 4to.,
illustrations in the text, 14 plates, and 4 maps; sd.
231 WIGHT (R.) and G. A. WALKER-ARNOTT. Prodromus Flora Peninsula
Orientalis. Vol. I (all published). 8vo., cloth; rare
232 WILLIAMS (F. N.). Notes on the Pinks of Western Europe. 8vo.,

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233 WILSON (W.). BRYOLOGIA BRITANNICA; containing the Mosses of Great
Britain and Ireland. 8vo., 61 plates; cloth; scarce
234 WOOD (H. C.). A Contribution to the History of the FRESH-WATER
ALGE of NORTH AMERICA. Roy. 4to., 21 plates containing a large
number of coloured figures; half calf neat
[Washington], 1872

The Tourist's Flora: a Descriptive Catalogue of the

235 WOODS (J.).
Flowering Plants and Ferns. 8vo., cloth

GARDENS, GARDENING, AGRICULTURE.

236 BERNAYS (L. A.). The Olive and its Products. 8vo., cloth Brisbane, 1872 0 2 0 237 MASCAL. The GOVERNMENT of CATTEL. Divided into three Books. The first, Treating of Oxen, Kine, and Calves . . . The second, Discoursing of the Government of Horses . . . The third, Discoursing the Order of Sheep, Goats, Hogs, and Dogs LEONARD MASCAL... Sm. 4to., Gothic letter; old calf

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