“ The coat of the sporangium appears to be double; the outer layer being densely cellular and opake, the inner less dense, of a lighter colour, and formed of cells but slightly elongated.
On the lower or adnate side of the sporangium this inner layer seems to be continued, in some cases at least, in irregular processes to a considerable depth. I cannot, however, find that the sporules are actually formed in this tissue, but in another of somewhat different appearance and form, of which I have been only able to see the torn remains. ”

“ His account of it was, that it had been in the possession of Baron Roget, an amateur collector in Paris, for about thirty years; that after his death it was brought to public sale with the rest of his collection, but no offer being made nearly equal to the sum he paid for it, which was 600 francs, it was bought in. It was purchased here from M. Roussell jointly by the British Museum, the Marquis of Northampton, and myself, for nearly 30l. It seems to have entirely escaped the notice of the naturalists of Paris. ”

“ Some Observations on the natural Family of Plants called Compositæ. By Robert Brown, Esq. F.R.S. Libr.L.S. p. 76 XII.
On some remarkable Deviations from the usual Structure of Seeds and Fruits. By Robert Brown, F.R.S., Lib. L.S. p. 143 XIII.
Remarks on two Genera of Plants to be referred to the Family of the Rosaceæ, in a Letter from Mr. A. P. Decandolle. Professor of Natural History in the Academy of Geneva, Corresp. R. Acad. Sc. Paris, &c. to Sir James Edward Smith, President of the Linnean Society p. ”

“ II. Some Observations upon the Structure of two new Species of Hectocotyle, parasitic upon Tremoctopus violaceus, D. Ch., and Argonauta Argo, Linn. ; with an Exposition of the Hypothesis that these Hectocotylae are the Males of the Cephalopoda upon which they are found. ”

“ Observations on the Nature and Formation of the Stone incrusting the Skeletons which have been found in the Island of Guadaloupe, with some Account of the Origin of those Skeletons. In a Report made to General Ernouf, late Governor of the Colony. ”

“ Observations on the Linnean Genus Juncus, with the Characters of those Species which have been found growing wild in Great Britain. By James Ebenezer Bicheno, Esq., F.L.S. p. 291 XVIII.
Descriptions of two new Shells. By Captain Frederic Marryat, R.N. F.L.S. p. ”

“ Observations on the Orchis militaris of Linnæus. By Mr. J. E. Bicheno, F.L.S. p. 28 VII.
Glyphis and Chiodecton, two new Genera of the Family of Lichenes, with Descriptions and Figures of the Species hitherto discovered. By Erik Acharius, M.D. F.M.L.S. p. 35 VIII.
On the Power of Sarracenia adunca to entrap Insects. In a Letter to Sir J. E. Smith, Pres. Linn. ”

“ XXVI. On the Formation and Use of the Air-sacs and Dilated Trachece in Insects. By George Newport, Esq., F.R.S., F.L.S. &c. . . .419
XXVII. On the Anatomy and Affinities of Pteronarcys regalis, Newm. : with a Postscript, containing Descriptions of some American Perlidse, together' with Notes on their Habits. By George Newport, Esq., F.R.S., F.L.S. &c 425 XXVIII. Descriptions of some new Species of Athyreus, a Genus of Lamellicorn Beetles. ”

“ XXIV. Objections against the Perceptivity of Plants, so far as is evinced by their external Motions, in Answer to Dr. Percival's Memoir in the Manchester Transactions. By Robert Townson, Esq. F.R.S. Edinb. p. 267
XXV. An Essay on the various Species of Sawfish. By Mr. John Latham, F.R. and A.S.S. and F.L.S. p. 273
XXVI. Descriptions of Four New British Lichens. By the Rev. Hugh Davies, F.L.S. p. 283
XXVII. An Account of some Plants newly discovered in Scotland. By Mr. James Dickson, F.L.S. p. ”

“ Observations on a Viper found in Cranborne Chace, Dorsetshire. By the Rev. Thomas Rackett, F.R.S.and L.S. p. 349 XXII.
Description of select Indian Plants. By Henry Thomas Colebrooke, Esq. F.R.S. and L.S. p. ”

“ XV. Plantæ Eboracenses; or, A Catalogue of the more rare Plants which grow wild in the Neighbourhood of Castle Howard, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, disposed according to the Linnean System. By Mr. ”

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