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    •   ENG - Engagement
      •   1 - Fellowship
      •   2 - Linnean Society Meetings and Events
        •   1 - Receipts, Notices and Information Relating to Linnean Society Meetings
        •   2 - Evening Meetings, Anniversary Meetings and Special Meetings
        •   3 - Day Meetings, Symposia and Conferences
        •   4 - Specialist Groups
        •   5 - Conversazione
        •   6 - Celebrations
        •   7 - Bicentenary
        •   8 - Tercentenary of Linneaus' Birth
        •   9 - General Meetings Indexes and Agenda
        •   GM - General Minutes of the Linnean Society
        •   SP - Society Papers
          • 1 - 'Plantae Bedfordiensis' - C. Abbot
          • 2 - [Description of a Cerambyx] - Charles Abbot
          • 3 - 'Papilio nymphalis' Georgius' - Charles Abbot
          • 4 - Remarks on a species of clay, of which a specimen has just been exhibited to the Meeting, in a letter to the Secretary - Joseph Chamberlyne Acherley
          • 5 - 'On the osteological relations observable among a few species of the Bovine family' - Walter Adam
          • 6 - 'The specific characters of some minute shells discovered on the coast of Pembrokeshire' - John Adams
          • 7 - 'Description of some marine animals found on the coast of Wales' - John Adams
          • 8 - 'The botanical history of 'Trifolium alpestre', medium and pratense' - A. Afzelius
          • 9 - 'Errata in the paper on Pausus' - A. Afzelius
          • 10 - 'Flora of the Jhelum District of the Punjab' - Aitchison, J. E. Tierney
          • 11 - 'On the leaf of 'Guarea grandifolium' DC' - Richard Chandler Alexander
          • 12 - 'Extract from a Memoir on the origin and development of vessels in monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous plants' - Francisco F. Allemao
          • 13 - 'Experiments upon a substance called Dapéche from South America' - William Allen
          • 14 - 'On the skeleton of the Apteryx' - Thomas Allis
          • 15 - 'Extract of a letter from the Earl of Altamont to A. B. Lambert' [on Irish Wolf dogs] - Earl of Altamont
          • 16 - Letter on the two kinds of 'Dianthus' usually called by gardeners Pink & Carnation - A. Anderson
          • 17 - 'An account of a species of 'Brownea' by the late Dr. Anderson of St. Vincents' - Alexander Anderson
          •   18 - 'Description of a new British 'Rubus'...' - George Anderson
          • 19 - 'On a new species of 'Aberia' - T. Anderson
          • 20 - [On the identification of the Acanthaceae of the Linnean Herbarium...] - T. Anderson
          • 21 - 'An enumeration of the species of Acanthaceae of India, Ceylon [Sri Lanka], Burmah [Myanmar] and the Malay Pensinsula' - T. Anderson
          • 21a - On two Species of Guttiferae - T. Anderson
          • 22 - 'On East Indian Salices' - N.J. Andersson
          •   23 - 'On the branched Palms in southern India' - S. Pulney Andy
          • 24 - Letter about specimens of 'Phalaena atlas' L. - Capt. R. Annesley
          • 25 - Letter on the taxonomic position of the Cormorant - R. Anstice
          • 26 - Letter on the 'Night Heron' or 'Night Raven', Ardea nyctocorax. - R.Anstice
          • 27 - Extract of a letter on Copals brought from Western Africa - Thomas C. Archer
          • 28 - 'On the value of hairs, as a character, in determining the limits of subordinate groups of species ... genra 'Eurybia' (Cass) and 'Olearia' (Möuch) of Compositae' - William Archer
          • 29 - 'Azores gatherings' - William Archer
          • 30 - 'Observations ... on the effects produced by a wound inflicted by the spur of the male Ornithorhynchus; extracted from a letter to Dr. Leach' - Robert Armstrong
          • 31 - 'History of an Eruption from the Tomboro Mountain on the Island of Sumbawa' - Joseph Arnold
          •   32 - 'Description of a volcanic mountain on the Island of Java, called Tankubanprau' - Joseph Arnold
          • 33 - 'Remarks on fossil Alcyonites found at Beccles in Suffolk' - Joseph Arnold
          • 34 - Letter on fossils found in Suffolk & Norfolk - Joseph Arnold
          • 35 - 'Specimen of Belemnite embedded in flint' - Joseph Arnold
          • 36 - 'Additional observations of fossil Alcyonites' - Joseph Arnold
          • 37 - 'On fossil bones found near Beccles in Suffolk' - Joseph Arnold
          • 38 - Watercolour drawing of "Fossil found at Ringsfield in Suffolk" - Joseph Arnold
          • 39 - 'Note on 'Samara lata', Linn.' - G.A. Walker-Arnott
          • 40 - 'Sinapis virgata mihi' - Antoninus Arrosto
          • 41 - Letter on beetles found in a mummy at Thebes - John Atkinson
          • 42 - Answers to thirty-one queries about the silk industry in Bengal - Michael Atkinson
          • 43 - 'Remarks on British Lichens' - C. Babington
          • 44 - [Fragment of a paper] - Charles C. Babington
          • 45 - 'On the structure of 'Cuscuta europaea' - Charles C. Babington
          • 46 - 'Description of a new genus of Lineae' - Charles C. Babington
          • 47 - Note on Fir cones from beneath peat in Mayo - Charles C. Babington
          • 48 - 'On the 'Neottia gemmipora' of Smith' - Charles C. Babington
          • 49 - 'On the 'Fumaria capreolata' of Britain' - Charles C. Babington
          • 50 - Letter transmitting specimens of Spergula stricta - James Backhouse Jr.
          • 51 - Watercolour drawing of Polychaete worms - W. Baird
          • 52 - 'Notes on the stamens of 'Saxifragus' - J.G. Baker
          • 53 - Presents a specimen of Fucus elminthoides - William L. Baker
          • 54 - Letter proposing a co-operative flora [i.e. herbarium] to be formed by members of the Linnean Society - William L. Baker
          • 55 - 'On the structure and fertilization of 'Liparis Bowkeri' - Mrs M.E. Barber
          • 56 - 'On the Stone Grasshopper of Grahamstown, S. Africa' - M.E. Barber
          • 57 - 'On the fertilization and dissemination of 'Duvernoia adhatoides' - M.E. Barber
          • 58 - 'On the fertilisation of a species of 'Salvia' - M.E. Barber
          • 59 - Letter about "the instances in which the high temperature of 1857 has affected" the flowering of 'Stephanotus floribunda' and 'Physianthus albens' - D. Barclay
          • 60 - Letter about the possible destruction of the Sea Cocoa Nut Tree in the Seychelles and the report on the situation - Sir Henry Barkly
          • 61 - 'Memoranda transmitted to Aylmer Bourke Lambert (Esq) with Mrs Barter's drawings of the vegetable specimens found in the Coal Pits of the neighbourhood of Camerton' - [Mrs Barter?]
          • 62 - Letters on the vegetation of tropical Western Africa - Charles Barter
          • 63 - Extract of a letter on the botany of the Niger Expedition - George Barter
          • 64 - Letter describing a new species of Proteus - Benjamin Smith Barton
          • 65 - 'Some account of the 'Tantalus ephauskyka', a rare American bird' - Benjamin Smith Barton
          • 66 - 'An account and description of a new species of 'Malaxis' - William P. C. Barton
          • 67 - 'On some helminthological experiments by Professor Leuckart, and on the relationship existing between the free and parasitic nematodes' - H. Charlton Bastian
          • 68 - 'Monograph of the Anguillulidae, or free Nematoides &c.' - H. Charlton Bastian
          • 69 - 'On the importance of an examination of the structure of the integument of Crustacea in the determination of doubtful species - applied to the genus 'Galathea', with a description of a new species' - Charles Spence Bate
          • 70 - Large brush and ink drawing of the carapace and other details of some Crustacea - Charles Spence Bate
          • 71 - Four sheets of pencil drawings of organs of 'Galathea nexa' - Charles Spence Bate
          • 72 - 'Contributions to an Insect fauna of the Amazon Valley, Lepidoptera - Helicornidae' - Henry W. Bates
          • 73 - 'Subscription for a pharmacological Collection of Druggs &c. for the Use of Lectures on 'Materia medica' - John B. Batka
          • 74 - 'New variety of 'Senna ovalifolia Batka' - John B. Batka
          • 75 - A letter communicating records of twelve Scottish plants - James Beattie
          • 76 - 'History and descriptions of four new species of 'Phalaena' - John Beckwith
          • 77 - Letter on exhibited specimens of three undescribed species of land Tortoises - Thomas Bell
          • 78 - 'Description of a new species of 'Agama' brought from Colombia by Mr. Douglas' - Thomas Bell
          • 79 - Address at the Anniversary Meeting - Thomas Bell
          • 80 - '... notes ... in illustration of some botanical specimens ... collected during a late voyage to the Pacific Oceans & Indian Archipelago' - Frederick Bennett
          • 81 - 'Description of the Kobo-tree, a new genus of 'Leguminoseae' collected by Dr.W.F. Daniell in Sierra Leone' - John Joseph Bennett
          • 82 - 'Note on the species of 'Croton' described by Linnaeus under the names of 'Clutia elateria' and 'Clutia cascarilla' - John Joseph Bennett
          • 83 - 'Observations on the genus 'Hosachia' and the American Loti' - George Bentham
          •   84 - 'On the structure and affinities of 'Arachis' and 'Voandzeia' - George Bentham
          •   85 - 'Account of two new genera allied to 'Olacineae' - George Bentham
          • 86 - 'Notes on Loganiaceae' - George Bentham
          • 87 - "Memorandum on the principles upon which genera should be adopted..." - George Bentham
          • 88 - 'Synopsis of the genus 'Clitoria' - George Bentham
          •   89 - 'On the genus 'Henriquesia' of Spruce' - George Bentham
          • 90 - 'Note on 'Homalium' - George Bentham
          • 91 - 'Synopsis of 'Dalbergiae', a tribe of Leguminoseae' - George Bentham
          • 92 - 'Note on 'Omphalocarpon procerum' - George Bentham
          • 93 - 'Note on the embryo of 'Ancistro cladus' - George Bentham
          • 94 - Addendum sheet to paper on Compositae - George Bentham
          • 95 - Notes on specimens of 'Larix europea', 'Tanacetum vulgare' - Prof. Bentley
          • 96 - 'On a gall gathered in Cuba by W.S. Macleay Esqr. upon a leaf of a plant belonging to the order 'Ochnaceae' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 97 - 'On an edible fungus from Tierra del Feugo, and an allied Chilean species' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 98 - 'On 'Agaricus crinitus', Linn. and some allied species' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 99 - 'On two new genera of fungi' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 100 - 'A note on the recent discoveries in relation to the microgonidia of freshwater algae' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 101 - 'Note on a fungus found imbedded in the Fens of Cambridgeshire' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 102 - 'Note on the development of the fungi upon Patna Opium' & 'Supplemental Observations in a letter to J.D. Hooker Esq.' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 103 - 'On some entomogenous Spheriae' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 104 - 'Note on the use of the rhizome of 'Pteris aquilina' as an article of food' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 105 - 'On two tuberiform vegetable productions from Travancore' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 106 - 'On the spiral markings of the Flocci in the genus 'Trichia' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 107 - Report "on specimens of Take all" in a letter - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 108 - Watercolour drawing in illustration of 'On some new fungi' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 109 - Drawings in illustration of M.J.B.'s paper, 'Obervations on a particular mode of fructification in Chionyphe Carteri, Berk' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 110 - 'Enumeration of fungi from Ceylon [Sri Lanka]' - Miles Joseph Berkeley & Chris. E. Broome
          • 111 - 'Enumeration of the fungi collected during the expedition of H.M.S. Challenger, February 1873' - Miles Joseph Berkeley
          • 112 - 'Observations on the Orchis militaris of Linnaeus' - J.E. Bicheno
          • 113 - 'On the siliceous armour of 'Equisetum hyemale', with an account of its hitherto undescribed stomatic apparatus' - Golding Bird
          • 114 - Notes on 'Ophioglossum Lusitanum' and 'Asplenum morinum' - John Birkett
          • 115 - 'Notes on the Flora of N.E. Tasmania' - Walter K. Bissill
          • 116a - 'Notice of several recent discoveries in the structure and economy of spiders' - John Blackwall
          • 116b - 'The difference in the number of eyes with which Spiders are provided proposed as a basis of their distribution into Tribes: with descriptions of newly discovered species, and the characters of a new Family and three new Genera of Spiders' - John Blackwall
          • 117 - 'Descriptions of newly discovered Spiders' - John Blackwall
          • 118 - 'A catalogue of Spiders either not previously recorded or little known as indigenous to Great Britain, with remarks on their habits and economy' - John Blackwall
          • 119 - 'Experiments and observations on the poison of the Order Araneidea' - John Blackwall
          • 120 - 'On the relations of Tanalia, Philopotamis, and Paludamus, with a review of the Cingalese species of the latter genera' - H.F. Blanford
          • 121 - Letter on "some observations I have made this Spring on the Gooseberry leaf caterpillar" - W.P. Blissett
          • 122 - 'Some remarks upon the Llama, Alpaca, Vicuna and Guanaco' - William Bollaert
          • 123 - 'Observations on the Botany of Texas' - William Bollaert
          • 124 - Report on 'A new systematic report on vertebrated animals' by Richard Owen - Charles Lucien Bonaparte
          • 125 - 'Caricis species novae vel minus cognitae' - Francis Boott
          • 126 - 'Description of two new species of Phalaena' - Louis Bosc
          •   127 - 'Description of Paspalium stoloniferum' - Louis Bosc
          • 128 - Cassia marginata - Louis Bosc
          • 129 - Monochrome watercolour drawing of 'Cenchrus geniculatus' - Louis Bosc
          • 130 - 'Heterocerus marginatus' - Louis Bosc
          • 131 - Insect descriptions - Louis Bosc
          • 132 - Extract from John Ashton Bostock's letter, describing the flight of Locusts in Allahabad - J. Bostock
          • 133 - 'Observations referred to in the foregoing letter, on the temperature of the earth and of forest trees, made at Fort Carlton, on the Saskatchawan' - M. E. Bourgeau
          • 134 - Note on exhibited specimens of Saxifrages from Kerry - J.S. Bowerbank
          • 135 - 'Remarks upon the drawings of Palymyrah trees and the account given of them' - Major H. J. Bowler
          • 136 - 'Description of 'Enerthetrichia pterilepta' a new genus of fungi belonging to the order Gastromyci' - John Eddowes Bowman
          • 137 - 'On the parasitical connection of 'Lathraea squamaria', and the peculiar structure of its subterranean leaves', in a letter to Robert Brown - John Eddowes Bowman
          • 138 - 'Account of the Flustra arenosa and some other marine productions' - Henry Boys
          • 139 - Dr Lindley's Report on Mr. Bradford's paper [on Trinidad Orchids] - John Lindley
          • 140 - 'On the occurrence of 'Gyrodactylus elegans' on sticklebacks in the Hampstead Ponds, Jan 1860' - C.L. Bradley
          • 141 - 'On the Latin terms used in natural history' - John Brand
          • 142 - 'Descriptio insectorum Hymenopterorum et Dipterorum ineditorum' - Loius Alphonse de Brebisson
          • 143 - 'Comparative investigation of the organa genitalia masculina Blattae Germanicae and Periplanetae orientalis' - Z. Brehm
          • 144 - Letter on a third specimen of Tachydromus isabellinus (Leach) shot in Great Britain and now on exhibition in his Museum - Joshua Brookes
          •   145 - 'On a new genus of the order Rodentia' - Joshua Brookes
          • 146 - 'A description of six species of Haliotis' - Samual Brookes
          • 147 - 'On the primary arrangement' - Samuel Brookes
          • 148 - 'An account of the fructification of 'Lycopodium denticulatum' - Felix de Avellar Brotero
          • 149 - 'Description of 'Caccicocca ipechacuanha' - Felix de Avellar Brotero
          • 150 - Letter regarding his paper on 'Passiflora racemosa' and 'Araujia sericofora' - Felix de Avellar Brotero
          • 151 - 'Furcraea', Generis character essensialis' - Felix de Avellar Brotero
          • 152 - Description of two new species of Erythrina - Felix de Avellar Brotero
          • 153 - 'Novarum & aliarum minus cognitarum stirpium, quae in Lusitania sponte veniunt, descriptiones' - Felix de Avellar Brotero
          • 154 - 'Some observations on the parts of fructification in Mosses; with characters & descriptions of two new genera of that order' - Robert Brown
          •   155 - 'On 'Woodsia', a new genus of Ferns' - Robert Brown
          • 156 - Notes relating to the stuffing and mounting of bird specimens incl. Brown's Australian collections, by Mr. B. Leadbeater - Robert Brown
          • 157 - 'Some account of an undescribed fossil fruit' - Robert Brown
          • 158 - "The natural order of Cinnarocephala, &c" - Robert Brown
          •   158a - Artworks: 'Observations on the organs and mode of fecundation in Orchideae and Asclepiadeae' - Robert Brown
          • 159 - Account of the work of John Bartram and introduction to lecture on Bartram - Carlotta Herring-Brown
          • 160 - 'A curious fact in the natural history of the common mole, 'Talpa europaea', Linn.' - Arthur Bruce
          • 161 - 'A short description of some phenomena upon the Water of Airdle taken on the spot, in July 1792' - Arthur Bruce
          • 162 - 'Some observations on the colour of horned cattle' - Arthur Bruce
          • 163 - 'Description of the 'Vespertilio plicatus' - Francis Buchanan
          • 164 - 'An account of some plants belonging to the natural order called by Dr Jack, 'Cyrtandraceae' - Francis Hamilton
          • 165 - 'Notes on the botany of Mt. Egremont and neighbourhood, February 1867' - J. Buchanan
          • 166 - [Botany of Marlborough, N.Z.] - J. Buchanan
          • 167 - 'The effects of selection in the cultivation of plants' - James Buckman
          • 168 - 'On a new species of Hawk in New Zealand' - Walter L. Buller
          • 168a - On two new British fungi - Jean Baptiste François Pierre Bulliard
          • 169 - 'An account of four rare species of British Birds' - William Bullock
          • 170 - Letter transmitting "perhaps the finest example of Fossil Turtle hitherto discovered ... Swanage" - William Bullock
          • 171 - Letter transmitting a specimen of Cinclidium stygium, a new addition to the flora of Suffolk - C.J.F. Bunbury
          • 172 - Letter on a variety of Viola canina found some years before in Lincoln - Robert J. Bunch
          • 173 - 'Enumeration et description des Bignoniacées observées et recueillies par M. Joaquim Correa de Méllo dans la province de Saint-Paul, au Brésil' - Edouard Bureau
          • 174 - 'The organography and evolution of the Dioscoreaceae' - I.H. Burkill
          • 175 - 'Description of the Mus castorides, a new species' - E.J. Burrow
          • 176 - 'Observations on the natural history and anatomy of 'Pelecanus aquilus' - Edward Burton
          • 177 - Seven water colour drawings of birds from the Himalayas presented to the Museum of the Army Medical Dept. at Chatham - Edward Burton
          • 178 - 'Supplementary note respecting the use to be made of the Cheilostomata with diagnosis of species, and more particularly in the genus 'Cellepora' - G. Busk
          • 179 - A letter on the management of bees - W. Butler
          •   180 - A review of the natural order Myrsineae - Alphonse de Candolle
          • 181 - 'Remarks on two genera of plants to be referred to the family of the Rocaceae...' - Augustin Pyramus de Candolle
          • 182 - Notes on the structure and physiology of Tenia - Anthony Carlisle
          • 183 - Letter offering "a specimen of the Lacerta Iguana" - Anthony Carlisle
          • 184 - 'Some account of the Island of Tristan da Cunha and of its natural productions' [Drawings only] - Dugald Carmichael
          • 185 - 'On Pandanus' - Dugald Carmichael
          • 186 - 'Flora of tristan da Cuhna' - Dugald Carmichael
          • 187 - 'On 'Tomopteris onisciformis', Eschscholtz' - W.B. Carpenter
          • 188 - 'Further researches on 'Tomopteris onisciformis', Eschscholtz' - W.B. Carpenter
          • 189 - 'On 'Combretum butyrosum', a new kind of Buttertree from South-Eastern Africa' - Teodore Caruel
          • 190 - 'Note on the variety of Potamogeton trichoides, Cham. found in England' - Robert Caspary
          • 191 - 'The Primate nasal fossa' - A.J.E. Cave
          • 192 - 'Culebras su dos manos' - Vincente Cervantes
          • 193 - 'Cyprinus viviparus' sp.n. Mexclapique vulgo' - Don Vincente de Cervantes
          • 194 - 'Salamandra mexicana [Vulgo Axolote]' - Don Vincente de Cervantes
          • 195 - 'On the flight of insects' - J. Chabrier
          • 196 - 'The Ternstroemiaceous plants of Hong Kong' - J.E. Champion
          • 197 - Extract from a paper to the Royal Geographical Society - Captain Chimmo
          • 198 - 'Exocoetus volitans' - Captain Chimmo
          • 199 - Water colour drawings of a mass of ova in fresh and salt water - Captain Chimmo
          • 200 - 'On the power of penetrating the skins of animals possessed by the seed of 'Stipa spartea' ['Hesperostipa spartea'] - Robert Miller Christy
          • 201 - 'Observations on the genus 'Oestrus' - Bracy Clark
          • 202 - Comment on W.S. MacLeay's paper 'Remarks on the identity of certain general laws & c' - Bracy Clark
          • 203 - 'An appendix or supplement to a treatise on the Oestri and Cuterebrae of various animals' - Bracy Clark
          • 204 - 'Sketch of excessive growth in the female flowers of 'Atriplex angustifolia' - Benjamin Clarke
          • 205 - 'On the embryos of endogens and their germination' - Benjamin Clarke
          • 206 - 'On the structure and affinities of Batideae and Callitrichaceae' - Benjamin Clarke
          • 207 - 'On the affinities and alexipharmic properties of Aristolochiaceae' - Benjamin Clarke
          • 208 - 'On the Commelynaceae of Bengal' - Charles Baron Clarke
          • 209 - 'Note on 'Hydrotrophus', a new genus of Hydrocharideae' - Charles Baron Clarke
          • 210 - Pencil drawing in illustration of his paper 'On 'Hieracium silhetense' DC' - Charles Baron Clarke
          • 211 - 'Note on the preservation of specimens of natural history' - Hyde Clarke
          • 212 - Letter transmitting a specimen of Crepis - Joshua Clarke
          • 213 - 'Notes on the African grain called Fundi or Fundiniger' - Robert Clarke
          • 214 - Letter transmitting "a small box, containing seventy four specimens, of what I believe, is a new Patella" - James Clealand
          • 215 - 'Note on 'Capparis divaricata' Lam. & 'C. Heyneana' Wall' - H. Cleghorn
          • 226 - 'Remarks concerning the 'Fasciola hepatica' - Mrs J. Cobbold
          • 227 - 'Observations on Entozoa, with notices of several new species' - Thomas Spencer Cobbold
          • 228 - 'List of plants found in flower at Epping from the 25th to the 29th of December, 1857, inclusive' - Thomas Spencer Cobbold
          • 229 - Artworks: 'On some new forms of Entozoa' - Thomas Spencer Cobbold
          • 230 - 'Note on Coenerus, Rud.' - Thomas Spencer Cobbold
          • 231 - 'Observations on the growth, and time of appearance of some of the marine algae, &c.' - J. Cocks
          • 232 - 'Remarks accompanying a specimen of gold-bearing quartz from Nova Scotia' - Charles Cogswell
          •   233 - 'On the Indian species of 'Mennisperum' - Henry T. Colebrooke
          • 234 - 'On Indian Annonaceae' - H.T. Colebrooke
          •   234a - 'Description of Select Indian Plants' - H.T. Colebrooke
          •   234b - 'On 'Boswellia' and certain Indian Terebinthaceae' - H.T. Colebrooke
          • 235 - Letter to F. Currey on a luminous fungus from Borneo - C. Collingwood
          • 235a - 'Notes relating to botany, collected from the manuscripts of the late Peter Collinson' - Peter Collinson
          • 236 - 'On the preservation of vegetable productions' - W. Cooke
          • 237 - Paper on Caapiba - Joaquim Correa de Mello
          • 238 - 'Notes on some Brazilian plants from the neighbourhood of Campinas' - Joaquim Correa de Mello
          • 239 - Paper on 'Myrocarpus frondosus' - Joaquim Correa de Mello
          • 240 - 'On a Menispermaceous plant, called by Velloz 'Cissampelos Vitis ...' - Joaquim Correa de Mello
          • 240a - Observations on 'Alibertia', with description of a New Species of that Genus - Joaquim Correa de Mello
          • 241 - 'On two genera of plants, belonging to the natural family of the Aurantia' - Joseph Correa de Serra
          • 242 - 'On the Doryanthes, a new genus of plants from New Holland, next akin to the Agave' - Joseph Correa de Serra
          • 243 - 'On the Structure and Development of the Gynostegium, and the Mode of Fertilization in 'Asclepias Cornuti', 'Decaisne' - Thomas H. Corry
          • 244 - On a fourty pound fish caught in Cornwall near Newlyn Quay - Jonathan Couch
          • 245 - 'On the migratory Birds of the West of England' - Jonathan Couch
          • 246 - 'Some particulars of the natural history of fishes found in Cornwall' - Jonathan Couch
          • 247 - 'Description of a new species of the genus 'Phalangium' - Jonathan Couch
          • 248 - 'On the occurence of 'Procellaria Wilsoni' on the British coast' - Jonathan Couch
          • 249 - 'Account of a fish nearly allied to the genus 'Hemiramphus', taken in Cornwall' - Jonathan Couch
          • 250 - 'On the occurence of 'Sepia biserialis' in Cornwall' - Jonathan Couch
          • 251 - 'Discovery of 'Alpheus Edwardsii' on the coast of Cornwall' - Jonathan Couch
          • 252 - 'Note on the occurrence of the Crustacean 'Scyllarus Arctus' in England' - Jonathan Couch
          • 253 - Letter communicating a specimen of fucus, of the genus 'Alaria' - Jonathan Couch
          • 253a - Three letters from Jonathan Couch, Graham at Couch & Co. and to Thomas O'Grady regarding Jonathan Couch manuscripts.
          • 254 - 'Note on tracheal pouch of the Emu, 'Dromaeus novea-hollandiae' - Millin Coughtry
          • 255 - 'Observations on some fungi or Agarici...' - John Redman Coxe
          • 256 - Letter transmitting a specimen of Saw fly, sent to him by Lt. Gov. Bruce of Dominica - Patrick George Cranford
          • 257 - 'On the floral structure of 'Osyris peltata' - Eyre Champion de Crespigny
          • 258 - 'Note on the seed vessel of 'Trewia nudiflora'...' - Eyre Champion de Crespigny
          • 259 - Description of a plant believed to be new ['Nat. Order Euphorbiaceae'] - Eyre Champion de Crespigny
          • 260 - 'Notes on the germination of certain species of Cyrtandreae' - C.W. Crocker
          • 261 - Lists of plants of the neighbourhood of Saffron Waldon, Essex - William Cumming
          • 262 - Three highly finished water colour drawings of 'Mycoidea parasitica', in illustration of his paper - David Douglas Cunningham
          • 263 - Fragment of a letter - Robert O. Cunningham
          • 264 - 'On a new species of 'Peziza', being a full development of 'Sclerotium roseum', Kneiff' - Frederick Currey
          • 265 - 'On a species of Pilobolus' - Frederick Currey
          • 266 - Note on the long retention of life in a torpid state of some land shells - John Curtis
          • 267 - 'On the economy of a new species of Sawfly' - John Curtis
          • 268 - 'On the genus 'Myrmica' and other indigenous Ants' - John Curtis
          • 269 - 'Remarks relative to the affinities and analogies of natural objects, more particularly of Hydrocephalus, a genus of Coleoptera' - John Curtis
          • 270 - 'Descriptions &c. of the insects collected by Captain P. P. King in the survey of the Straits of Megallan' - John Curtis, Alexander Henry Haliday & Francis Walker
          • 271 - Description of a species of Thrush killed at Heron Court, Hans, in January 1828, by Lord Malmsbury - Hon. C. A. Harris [MISSING]
          • 271a - A note on the larva of the Larder Beetle, 'Dermestes lardarus' - William Curtis
          • 272 - 'Some obsevations on the natural history of 'Curculio Lapathi' and 'Silpha grisea' - William Curtis
          • 273 - 'Some account of a mode of taking the 'Anas ferina', Dun-Bird or Easterling as practised in some parts of Essex' - William Curtis
          • 274 - 'Observations on Aphides, chiefly intended to show that they are the principal cause of Blight in plants, and the sole cause of the Honey-dew' - William Curtis
          • 275 - Pencil drawing of the metamorphosis of two species of Coleoptera - William Curtis
          • 276 - Watercolour drawing of the Onion fly, and its effects on the Onion - William Curtis
          • 278 - 'Natural history of ye 'Perca scandens' - Lieut. Daldorff
          • 279 - Letter transmitting various items for exhibition - Hew Whitefoord Dalrymple
          • 280 - 'A new genus of 'Asclepiadeae' - N.A. Dalzell
          • 281 - 'Remarks on the genus Moringa' - N.A. Dalzell
          • 282 - 'Oolichus unifloris', Lamarck - N.A. Dalzell
          • 282a - Note on 'Althaea Ludwigii' and 'Oystanche tubulosa' - N.A. Dalzell
          • 283 - 'New Leguminoseae from Western India' - N.A. Dalzell
          • 284 - Extract from a letter from Dr. Daniell, Staff Surgeon to Mr Kippist - Dr. Daniell
          • 285 - 'On the action of sea-water on the germination of seeds' - Charles Robert Darwin
          • 286 - 'Memoir on the degree of selection exercised by plants with regard to the earthy constituents presented to their absorbing surfaces' - Charles Giles Bridle Daubeny
          • 287 - Descriptions of four new British Lichens - Hugh Davies
          • 288 - Note describing 'Cancer bufo' Herbst, and 'Phalangium grossipes' Linn. of which drawings were sent to the Society - Hugh Davies
          • 289 - 'Remarks on Lichen scaber and some of its allies' - Hugh Davies
          • 290 - 'Some observations on the Sea-long-worm of Dr. Borlase, 'Gordius marinus' of Mr. Montagu' - Hugh Davies
          • 291 - Letter with an account of a Canadian quadruped and a Jamaican Actinarian, 'Urtica Marina' - Thomas Davies
          •   292 - Letter to accompany some natural history drawings - Thomas Davies
          •   293 - Castor Rostratus of New South Wales, or Duck billed Beaver - Thomas Davies
          • 294 - 'Description of Menura superba, a bird of New South Wales' - Thomas Davies
          •   295 - Letter transitting a watercolour drawing of two mammalian teeth, an Elephant tooth from a well bored at Woolwich & a Mammoth tooth from Miami - Thomas Davies
          • 296 - Letter describing a Mammoth skeleton and Phoca - Thomas Davies
          •   297 - Letter describing two Canadian mammals - Thomas Davies
          • 298 - 'Essai sur les changemens du liquide séreuse ou albumineux en fluide aërifirme ou Gaz(?) du même nom et de ses usages' - A.N. De Rongé
          • 299 - Two packets of specimens of 'Spermosira atlantica', 'Kallonema pellucidum', and two other unamed specimens, all collected in the Atlantic Ocean by Capt. T. Mitchell - George Dickie
          • 300 - Memoir of Dr. George Dickie - [George Dickie?]
          • 301 - 'Notes on Mosses &c. collected by James Taylor on the shores of Davis' Straits' - George Dickie
          • 302 - 'Enumeration of the Algea collected at St. Paul's Rocks by H.N. Moseley, HMS Challenger' - George Dickie
          • 303 - Twenty-four watercolour figures comprising the original drawings for 'Plantarum Cryptogamicarum Britanniae' - James Dickson
          • 305 - 'An account of 'Polypodium oreopteris' accompanied with a specimen from Scotland' - James Dickson
          • 306 - 'An account of some plants newly discovered in Scotland' - James Dickson
          • 307 - Anatomy of African Glassworts - D.M. Digby
          • 308 - Note on the addition of 'Syssymbrium minale' of Linné to the British flora - Lewis Weston Dillwyn
          • 309 - 'Catalogue of the more rare plants found in the environs of Dover ...' - Lewis Weston Dillwyn
          • 310 - Note on "a remarkable variety of the Common Linnet" - Lewis Weston Dillwyn
          • 311 - 'A systematical catalogue of the Coleopterous insects ... of Swansea' - Lewis Weston Dillwyn
          • 312 - Note on some exhibited specimens of Janthina - Lewis Weston Dillwyn
          • 314 - Description of nine new species of the genus 'Carex', natives of the Himalaya Alps of Upper Nepal - David Don
          • 315 - Monochrome water-colour drawing of 'Cowania mexicana' - David Don
          • 316 - 'On the origin and nature of the ligulate rays in 'Zinnia', and on a remarkable multiplication observed in the parts of fructification of that genus' - David Don
          • 317 - 'Additions and corrections to descriptions of the new genera and species of the class Compositae belonging to the floras of Peru, Mexico, & Chile' - David Don
          • 318 - 'On the plant which yields the gum Ammoniacum' - David Don
          • 319 - 'Descriptive catalogue of the Compositae contained in the Herbarium of Dr. Gillies with some additions from other sources' - David Don
          • 320 - 'On the modifications of aestivation observable in certain plants formerly referred to the genus 'Cinchona' - David Don
          • 321 - 'Remarks on a few rare Scottish plants, chiefly from the Clova Mountains' - David Don
          • 322 - 'Descriptions of five new species of the genus Pinus discovered by Dr. Coulter in California' - David Don
          • 323 - Four pencil drawings by Richard Kippist, in illustration of Don's paper 'Descriptions of two new genera of ...Coniferae [Cryptomeria and Athrotaxis]' - Don David
          • 324 - Two pencil drawings by Richard Kippist, in illustration of Don's paper "Description of a new genus of plants belonging to Bignoniaceae [Catophractis]" - Don David
          • 325 - A review of the species Combretum - George Don
          • 326 - 'Observations on the structure and economy of some curious species of Aranea' - (Mons.) Dorthes
          • 327 - 'Observations on some species of the genera 'Tetrae' and 'Ortyx', natives of North America ...' - David Douglas
          • 328 - 'Description of a new species of the genus 'Pinus' ['Pinus Sabiniana'] - David Douglas
          • 329 - 'On the fossils of the Trap Formation' [April Fool's Day prank] - C.T. Druery
          • 330 - 'Contributions to Organographic Botany' - Christopher Dresser
          • 331 - 'Observations of the germination of Mosses, in a letter to William Jackson Hooker' - James Drummond
          • 332 - Note on an exhibited specimen of "an imperfect 'Buprestis'" from Bengal - Jonas Dryander
          • 333 - 'Observations on the genus of 'Begonia' - Jonas Dryander
          • 334 - 'On genera and species of plants which occur twice or three times, under different names, in Professor Gmelin's edition of Linné's System Naturae' - Jonas Dryander
          • 335 - 'Lindsea', a new genus of Ferns' - Jonas Dryander
          • 336 - Report on the development of the gynalcium of, and the method of impregnation in 'Primula vulgaris' - P.M. Duncan
          • 337 - On the naturalised weeds of Kaffraria - R.S.M. D'Urban
          • 338 - 'Notes on 'Phoronis hippocrepia' - F.D. Dyster
          • 339 - 'Description of some unpublished species of plants from North Western India' - M.P. Edgeworth
          • 340 - Letter on some specimens of three of the Utricularias, &c. - Micheal Pakenham Edgeworth
          • 341 - 'Florula Mallica' - Micheal Pakenham Edgeworth
          • 342 - Letter on the Table Chestnut - J. Edwards
          • 343 - 'Observations on some remarkable strata of flint in a chalk pit in the Isle of Wight...' - Sir Henry Englefield
          • 344 - 'Additional observations on some remarkable strata of flint in the Isle of Wight...' - Sir Henry Englefield
          • 345 - Letter on two introduced plants in New Zealand - John D. Enys
          • 346 - 'Rapport concernant le squelette incrusté dans une pierre que l'ou trouvé au bord de la mer dans le quartier du Moule' - Lieut. General Ernauf
          • 347 - 'Libanothamnus, novum Compositarum genus e Venezuela proponit &c.' - Adolphus Ernst
          • 348 - Sabadilla from Caracas [Asagraea officinalis, Lindl.] - A. Ernst
          • 349 - Four lists of plants presented to the Linnean Society - John Fairbairn
          • 350 - 'Description of the 'Aucklandia', a new genus of Compositae believed to produce the Costus of Dioscorides' - Hugh Falconer
          •   351 - 'On a reformed character of the genus 'Cryptolepis', Brown' - Hugh Falconer
          •   352 - On 'Athalamia', a new genus of Marchantieae - Hugh Falconer
          • 352a - Description of the 'Asafœtida' Plant of Central Asia - Hugh Falconer
          •   352b - Account of 'Gamoplexis', an undescribed Genus of Orchideous Plants - Hugh Falconer
          • 352c - On 'Edgeworthia', a new Genus of Plants of the Order Myrsineae - Hugh Falconer
          • 353 - Letter to Sir Joseph Banks - C. Romain Feburier
          • 354 - 'On the Tremandraceas of Asian Flora' - Boris Fedtschenko
          • 355 - 'Linné aurait-il dans une intention mauvaise dénaturé l'orthographe de nom de genre 'Buffonia'?' - Antoine Laurent Apollinaire Fee
          • 356 - Letter transmitting specimens of Cotton pods of Sea Island plant grown from seed in Manchester - William Felkin
          • 357 - A description of some plants growing on the Islands of Guernsey and Jersey - Major John Finlay
          • 358 - Extract of a letter to Richard Kippist on the pouch of Marsupials - Robert David Fitzgerald
          • 359 - Watercolour drawing in illustration of 'Observations on the septum of the Caecidae and remarks on the subject of the suppression of the genera 'Brochina' and 'Strebloceras' or 'Phleboceras' - Marquis Leopold de Folin
          • 360 - Letter transmitting a specimen of 'Falco rufipes' "killed near Doncaster in April 1830" - H.S. Folijambe
          • 361 - 'On the radiata of the Eastern Mediterranean, Order Echinidnae' - Edward Forbes
          • 362 - 'Notice of some Peloria monstrosities of the 'Viola canina' - Edward Forbes
          • 363 - 'Notice on the 'Encephalartos horridus'...' - Thomas Forrest
          • 364 - 'Observations on the 'Vicia angustifolia' of the English Flora of Sir James Edward Smith' - Edward Forster
          • 365 - Letter transmitting "some specimens of an 'Elatine' which I found in abundance at Virginia Water, 'Elatine triandra'" - Thomas Furly Forster
          • 366 - 'On the permanent varieties of 'Papaver orientale' - Thomas Forster
          • 367 - 'On the migration of the Swallow' - Thomas Forster
          • 368 - 'On the present season in relation to the migration of birds and other natural phenomena' - Thomas Forster
          • 369 - 'On the irregularity in the return of Swallows and other vernal migratory birds this season (1857)' - Thomas Forster
          • 370 - 'On the phenomena of the present season on the French coast' - Thomas Forster
          • 371 - 'Description of a now new species of 'Viola' - Thomas Furly Forster
          • 372 - 'Account of a new British species of 'Caltha' - Thomas Furly Forster
          • 373 - Report on an unpublished paper of Fotherby's 'On the significance of floral colours' - S.H. Vines
          • 374 - 'Hints towards the natural history of the Toad' - William Fothergill
          • 375 - 'Description of the Swallow-tailed Falcon, 'Falco furcatus' - William Fothergill
          • 376 - 'On the birds of Iceland' - George T. Fox
          • 377 - 'On the marine plants described in the 'Flora Anglica' - Sir Thomas Frankland
          • 378 - Note on a horn found growing on the loin of a Ewe sheep - Henry [Noel], Earl of Gainsborough
          • 379 - Notes of plants collected on a journey from Rio de Janeiro - George Gardner
          • 380 - 'Description of 'Peltophyllum', a new genus of plants allied to Triurus of Miers, with remarks on their affinities' - George Gardner
          • 381 - 'On the shell-bearing molluscous animals, particulary with regard to structure and form' - Robert Garner
          • 382 - 'On the formation of Pearls' - Robert Garner
          • 383 - 'On the nervous system of molluscous animals' - Robert Garner
          • 384 - 'On a hybrid 'Vaccinium' between the Bilberry and Cowberry' - Robert Garner
          • 385 - 'Account of a cavern discovered on the north west side of the Mendip Hills in Somersetshire' - George Smith Gibbes
          • 386 - On the discovery of 'Spergula stricta' [Sw.] &c. new to Britain, "near the top of Widdy Bank Fell" - George Stacy Gibson
          • 387 - 'Descriptions of views in photographic album given to librarian (1900)' - Walter Gill
          • 388 - 'On an organic substance found in thermal waters, in a letter to John Murray' - Charles de Gimbernat
          • 389 - 'Account of a singular conformation in the wings of some species of Moths' - Esprit Giorna
          • 390 - 'A brief account of those papers in the the Amoenitates Academicae, which relate to the study of natural history' - Samual Goodenough
          • 390a - Letter transmitting a specimen of Falco subbuteo, the Hobby Hawk, one of a pair shot by his son - Samuel Goodenough
          • 391 - 'The venation in the leaf of 'Conium maculatum' - John Gorham
          • 392 - 'Description of 'Peachia hastata', a new genus and species of the class zoophyta, with observations on the family Actiniadae' - Philip Henry Gosse
          • 393 - 'Descriptions of three new species of plants natives of New Granada' - M. Goudot
          • 394 - Note to Joseph D. Hooker regarding specimens of Copal varnish exhibited at the Linnean Society on the 27 Apr. 1870 - Col. James Augustus Grant
          • 395 - On the use of 'Symphytum asperrimum' as a fodder crop for sheep - T. Grant
          • 396 - 'Notes on the 'Obolaria virginiana' L.' - Asa Gray
          • 397 - 'A short exposition of the structure of the ovule and seed-coats of Magnolia' - Asa Gray
          • 398 - 'Notes on the species of 'Nissolia' - Asa Gray
          • 399 - 'Characters of a new genus consisting of two species of parasitic 'Gentianae' - Asa Gray
          • 400 - 'Revision of the genus 'Symphoricarpos' - Asa Gray
          • 401 - 'Some account of a collection of cryptogamic plants formed in the Ionian Islands' - Robert Kaye Greville
          • 402 - Letter on a Wasp's nest - John Wynn Griffith
          • 403 - Three pages of drawings of 'Osyris napalensis' and explanation of the drawings - J.W. Griffith
          • 404 - Six plates of a 'Viscum orientate' or 'oralefolium' seen in Malacca 1 Feb 1841 - J.W. Griffith
          • 405 - Letters to Richard H. Solly - William Griffith
          • 406 - 'Corysadenia' - William Griffith
          • 407 - 'On a new genus of plants of the order Anarcardiaceae ['Swintonia']' - William Griffith
          • 408 - Notes on the development of the ovula of 'Loranthus' and 'Viscum', and on the mode of parasitism of these two genera - William Griffith
          • 409 - 'On a new genus of plants of the order Temstramiaceae ['Erythrochiton']' - William Griffith
          • 410 - 'On the development of the ovulum in 'Avicennia' - William Griffith
          • 411 - 'On the Indian species of 'Balanophora' and on a new genus of the family Balanophoreae' - William Griffith
          • 412 - 'On the root parasites referred by authors to 'Rhizanthaceae', and on various plants allied to them' - William Griffith
          • 413 - Letter to Griffith by M. Killan concerning "a parasite growing on the Nua Nomica tree in the jungles of [?] called "Kuchita Mulung"- William Griffith
          • 414 - Notes on Overium liberum biloculare 'Calotropis gigantea', 'Lumnityiera collinen' and other plants - William Griffith
          • 415 - 'On the ovulum of 'Santalum', 'Osyris', 'Loranthus', and 'Viscum' - William Griffith
          • 416 - 'On the 'Ambrosinia ciliata' of Roxburgh' - William Griffith
          • 417 - 'On the anatomy of Eriocaulaceae' - William Griffith
          • 418 - 'On the seeds of 'Careya' - William Griffith
          • 419 - 'On the structure of the ascidia and stomata of 'Dischidia Rafflesiana', Wall' - William Griffith
          • 420 - 'On the impregnation of 'Dischidia' - William Griffith
          • 421 - A quantity of manuscripts for Griffith's several papers was presented to the Linnean Society, by John McClelland - William Griffith
          • 422 - 'Remarks on 'Gnetum' - William Griffith
          • 423 - 'The natural history of a new species of 'Amphitrite' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 424 - 'The natural history of 'Lamia amputator' of Fabricius' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 425 - 'The natural history of 'Xylocopa Teredo' and 'Horta maculata' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 426 - 'Observations on the genus 'Ascalaphus', with the description of a new species' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 427 - 'Description of a new species of 'Onchidium' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 428 - 'Additions to some former papers' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 429 - 'The natural history of 'Oiketicus', a new and singular genus of Lepidoptera' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 430 - 'The natural history of 'Petrophila', a lepidopterous genus, in its larva state inhabiting rivers, and furnished with branchiae' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 430a - 'An Account of 'Margarodes', a new Genus of Insects found in the Neighbourhood of Ant's Nests' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 430b - 'Observations on Naticina and Dentalium, two Genera of Molluscous Animals' - Lansdown Guilding
          • 431 - Letter about a singular case of colouring of the human hair - William A. Guy
          • 432 - 'On the Cynipidae, order Hymenoptera' - Hammett Hailey
          • 433 - Drawings in illustration of the paper 'Iapyx', a new genus of insects belonging to the stirps Thysanura in the order Neuroptera' - Alexander Henry Haliday
          • 434 - Letter on resin of Locust Tree - Sidney M. Hamilton
          • 435 - Natural history notes and drawings of "Sea Snails", one of which had fish living in it - Sir William Hamilton
          • 436 - 'Notice on a specimen of insect-wax from China' - Daniel Hanbury
          • 437 - 'Note on two insect products from Persia' - Daniel Hanbury
          • 438 - 'Remarks on 'Sclerotium stipitatum' Berk. et Curr., 'Pachyma cocos' Fries, and some other similar productions' - Daniel Hanbury & Frederick Currey
          • 439 - 'Memorandum on a presumed case of parthenogensis in 'Zanthoxylum alatum' Roxb.' - Daniel Hanbury
          • 440 - 'On the silk-worm Oaks of Northern China' - Henry Fletcher Hance
          • 441 - 'On the 'Fagus castanea' of Loureiro's 'Flora Cochinchinensis'; with descriptions of two new Chinese Corylaceae' - Henry Fletcher Hance
          • 442 - 'Supplementary note on Chinese Silkworm Oaks' - Henry Fletcher Hance
          • 443 - 'On the source of the 'Radix Galangae' minoris of pharmacologists - Henry Fletcher Hance
          • 444 - 'Notes on some plants from northern China' - Henry Fletcher Hance
          • 445 - Note of an exhibited specimen of 'Polygonum dumetorum' - J. Hankey
          • 446 - Note of exhibited specimens of 'Fritillaria meleagris' taken at Finchley - J.A. Hankey
          •   447 - Letters to Alexander McLeay listing presentations of books and specimens to the Linnean Society - Lieut. Col. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 448 - 'Description of a species of Jerboa found in upper provinces of Hindustan...' - Lieut. Col. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   449 - 'An account of the Indian Badger, the 'Ursus indicus' of Shaw's Zoology' - Lieut. Col. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 450 - 'Description of 'Corvus leucolophus', or White Crowned Crow of India' - Lieut. Col. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 451 - Letter to Sir Joseph Banks with supplementary note on a Wild Cow or Buffalo - [Lieut. Col.] Thomas Hardwicke
          • 452 - 'Descriptions of the Wild Dog of Sumatra, a new species of 'Viverra' and a new species of Pheasant' - Col. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   453 - "...description of a large species of rat..." - Capt. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   454 - Four short papers sewn together - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 455 - [Description of a mammal] - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   456 - 'Description of a quadruped, a native of the Himalayan Chain between Nepal and the Snowy Mountains' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   457 - Description of 'Buceros hydrocorax' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   458 - 'Description and drawing of the small Indian species of ... 'Moschus meminna' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   459 - 'Description of 'Buceros gularis' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   460 - 'Description of a tail-less Deer, native of the Snowy Mountains...' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   461 - 'Description of 'Bucerus galeatus' from Malacca' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 462 - Paper: 'Description of 'Sciurus petaurista' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   463 - 'Description of a Serpent hitherto supposed of the genus Boa, and the Boa Phrygia of Shaw, a Coluber [Coluber Phrygia]' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   464 - 'Description of the skeleton head of the long snouted Alligator of the Ganges, or 'Lacerta Gangetica' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   465 - 'Description of a new species of tailed Bat found in Calcutta' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 466 - Letter to William Elford Leach - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   467 - Three letters to the Linnean Society regarding a plagiarised drawing of the 'Antelope Quadricornus' - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwick
          • 468 - Letter to A.B. Lambert, regarding trees found embedded in Peat Bog in Armagh - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 468a - Description of two new birds from Nepal - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 468b - Artwork: Male Pheasant - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          • 468c - Artwork: Female Pheasant - Maj. Gen. Thomas Hardwicke
          •   469 - 'On the effects of various poisons on living vegetables' - Richard Harlan
          • 470 - 'On 'Secale cornutum' and 'On a species of 'Asplenium' related to 'A. trichomanes' - A. Haro
          • 471 - 'Description of a species of Thrush killed at Heron Court, Hants [Hampshire] in January 1828 by Lord Malmesbury' - C. A. Harris
          • 472 - Letter to A.B. Lambert, describing a Gyall from N. E. of the East India Company's provinces of Chittagong - George Harris
          • 473 - 'Descriptions of two new species of Didelphus from Van Diemen's Land' - George Harris
          • 474 - Sketch of a "Lobated Duck" - George Harris
          • 475 - 'Account of the trees producing Myrrh and Frankincense...' - Major William Cornwallis Harris
          • 476 - 'Observations upon the Nightingale...' - Joseph Harrison
          • 476a - Brief extract of a letter from Cape Town concerning 'Trichomanes cormophilum' - William Henry Harvey
          • 477 - 'Observations on the growth and reproduction of 'Enteromorpha intestinalis' - Arthur Hill Hassall
          • 478 - 'Account of a species of bark, the original Quina Quina of Peru...' - John Hawkins
          • 479 - 'A new arrangement of the genus 'Narcissus' - Adrian Hardy Haworth
          • 480 - 'Observations on certain species of 'Sedum Mesembryanthemum', 'Aloe', 'Cacalia', and two new species of 'Kalenchoe', recently figured in the "Plantes Grasses" [Redoute & De Candolle]' - A. H. Haworth
          • 481 - 'A new arrangement of the genus 'Aloe'...' - A. H. Haworth
          • 482 - Letter requesting return of papers if not published - A. H. Haworth
          • 483 - 'A botanical description of the genus 'Crocus' - A. H. Haworth
          • 484 - 'An account of a many headed Serpentlike animal found alive at Hull, in the Spring of the year 1812' - A. H. Haworth
          • 485 - Letter transmitting for exhibition a case of Sphingidae taken in different provinces in India - J. Hearsey
          • 486 - 'On the muscles of the tail of the Peacock [On the elevation of the feathers of birds in special relation to their passions' - G. O. Heming
          • 487 - 'On the reproductive organs of 'Equisetum' - Joseph Henderson
          • 488 - Letter transmitting two photos of large tailed sheep of the Punjab - George Henderson
          • 489 - 'On the development of the ovule in 'Orchis Morio' - Arthur Henfrey
          • 490 - 'On the development of spores and elaters of 'Marchantia polymorpha' - Arthur Henfrey
          • 491 - 'On the development of Ferns from their spores' - Arthur Henfrey
          • 492 - 'Note on the elaters of 'Trichia' - Arthur Henfrey
          • 493 - 'On the development of the ovule of 'Santalum album' - Arthur Henfrey
          • 494 - 'On the monstrous development in 'Habenaria chlorantha' - Rev'd John Stevens Henslow
          • 494a - 'Note on the structure of 'Genista tinctoria' as apparently affording facilities for the intercrossing of distinct flowers' - George Henslow
          • 495 - On the self-fertilization of Plants - George Henslow
          • 496 - 'Note on 'Caelebogyne ilicifolia', Smith' - Robert Heward
          • 497 - Letter to Col. Hardwicke describing "Genus novum inter Pterospermum & Hibiscum" [?Pterospermum ?Gordini] from Mysore & Condaphilly [?] hills - Benjamin Heyne
          • 498 - 'On the deoxydation of the leaves of 'Cotyledon calycina' in a letter to A. B. Lambert' - Benjamin Heyne
          • 499 - 'On the classification and nomenclature of the species and varieties of 'Hedera' - Shirley Hibberd
          • 500 - 'On a new organ in insects' - John B. Hicks
          • 501 - 'Description of a new British species of 'Draparnaldia' - John B. Hicks
          • 502 - 'On the new structure in the antennae of insects' - John B. Hicks
          • 503 - 'Further remarks on the organs of the antennae of insects' - John B. Hicks
          • 504 - 'On the nerve proceeding to the vesicles at the base of the Halteres' - John B. Hicks
          • 505 - 'On the similarity between the genus 'Draparnaldia' and the conferoid filaments of Mosses' - John B. Hicks
          • 506 - 'On the otolites of fish and their value as a test in verifying recent and fossil species' - E.T. Higgins
          • 507 - 'Sphaerobolus stellatus' - Henry H. Higgins
          • 508 - 'On the cultivation of Mosses' - Henry H. Higgins
          • 509 - 'On Vegetable Affinities' - T.C. Hilgard
          • 510 - 'On a new species of Deer from N. America' - Robert Hills
          • 511 - A letter on "vegetable monstrosities" - W. Hincks
          • 512 - 'On the causes of disjunctions of vegetable substance especially those which are horizontal' - W. Hinks
          • 513 - 'Further observations on 'Cygnus passmori' and 'C. buccinator' - W. Hinks
          • 514 - 'Classified catalogue of Nepalese Mammals' - Bryan Houghton Hodgson
          • 515 - 'On the nature of the marine production commonly called 'Flustra arenosa' - John Hogg
          • 516 - 'Description of a new species of Cherleria' - John Hogg
          • 517 - 'Description of a new species of Scleranthus' [S. etraeus, Hogg] - John Hogg
          • 518 - Report on the paper 'Observations on Spongilla fluviatiliis, & c.' by Richard Owen - John Hogg
          • 519 - 'On a double variety of 'Matricaria chamomilla' - John Hogg
          • 520 - Letter transmitting a branch of a Vine with some bunches of grapes - John Hogg
          • 521 - 'On the artificial breeding of Salmon and the distribution of certain species of freshwater fish' - John Hogg
          • 522 - 'On the artificial breeding of Salmon' - John Hogg
          • 523 - 'On the external membrane of the unimpregnated and impregnated ova of the common Salmon' - John Hogg
          • 524 - Letter to accompany a packet of seed-pods of Astragalus - John Hogg
          • 525 - 'Notes on some English plants' - John Hogg
          • 526 - Postscript to a paper on 'Eggs with double yolks' - John Hogg
          • 527 - Letter transmitting a specimen of a cone from a young Wellingtonia - John Hogg
          • 528 - 'Note on some photographed Wasps' Nests' - John Hogg
          • 529 - 'Observations on seedling Firs ... and young Beech ...' - T. Holliday
          • 530 - Letter to Walter Butler on the discovery of a new shell - J. Holloway
          • 531 - 'An analysis of Satin Spar from Alston Moor, in Cumberland' - John Holmes
          • 532 - 'Observations on Arragonite, together with its analysis' - John Holme
          • 533 - 'Notes sur les cachets du Linne' - Baron L.A. d'Hombres-Firmas
          • 534 - Fragment from an unidentified paper apparently concerning the species of 'Acalypha' - Joseph Hooker
          • 535 - An enumeration of the plants of the Galapagos Archipelago with descriptions of those which are new - J.D. Hooker
          • 536 - 'On the vegatation of the Galapagos Archipelago as compared with that of some other tropical islands and of the Continent of America' - J. D. Hooker
          • 537 - 'Note on the occurance of an eatable of 'Nostoc' in the Arctic Region and in the Mountains of Central Asia - J.D. Hooker
          • 538 - 'On some remarkable spherical exostoses developed on the roots of various species of 'Coniferae' - J.D. Hooker
          • 539 - 'On the structure and affinities of the 'Balanophoreae' - J.D. Hooker
          • 540 - On some collections of Arctic plants chiefly made by Dr. Lyall, Dr. Anderson, Herr Miertsching and Mr. Rae during the expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, under Sir John Richardson ... - J.D. Hooker
          • 541 - 'On the botany of Raoul Island, one of the Kermadec Group in the South Pacific Ocean' - J.D. Hooker
          • 542 - 'On a new genus of 'Balanophoreae' from New Zealand, and two new species of 'Balanophora' - J.D. Hooker
          • 543 - 'Praecursores ad Floram Indicam' - J.D. Hooker
          • 544 - 'On 'Barteria', a new genus of Passiflora from the Niger River' - J.D. Hooker
          • 545 - 'On 'Fropiera', a new Mauritian genus of 'Calyciflorae' - J.D. Hooker
          • 546 - 'On the origin and development of the pitchers of 'Nepenthes', with an account of some new Bornean plants of that genus' - J.D. Hooker
          • 547 - 'Illustrations of the flora of the Malayan Archipeligo & tropical Africa' - J.D. Hooker
          • 548 - 'An account of the plants collected by Dr.Walker in Greenland & Arctic America, during the expedition of Sir Francis McClintock, R.N. in the Yacht Fox' - J. D. Hooker.
          • 549 - 'On 'Welwitschia mirabilis', a new genus of Gnetaceae' - J.D. Hooker
          • 550 - 'On a new Heliconia with the habit of a Musa, sent from New Granada to the Royal Gardens Kew by Dr. A. Antoine' - J.D. Hooker
          • 551 - 'On the plants of the temperate regions of the Cameroon Mts & Islands in the Bight of Benin...' - J.D. Hooker
          • 552 - 'Description of a new genus of 'Scrophulariaceae' from Martabau' - J.D. Hooker & Thomas Thomson
          • 553 - 'On the identity of 'Pinus Peuce', Griseb. of Macedonia with the 'P. excelsa' of the Himalaya Mountains' - J.D. Hooker
          • 554 - 'On the genus 'Euptelea' Sieb. & Zucc.' - J.D. Hooker & T. Thomson
          • 555 - 'On the true 'Fuchsia coccinea' of Aiton - J.D. Hooker
          • 556 - 'On the sub-alpine vegetation of Kilima'njaro, E. Africa' - J.D. Hooker
          • 557 - 'On 'Hydnora americana' - J.D. Hooker
          • 558 - 'On 'Dyera', a new genus of Rubber-producing plants belonging to the natural order 'Apocyneae' from the Malayan Archipelago' - J.D. Hooker
          • 560 - Obituary of Isaac Anderson Henry - J.D. Hooker
          • 561 - Leaf containing pasted card entries refering to 'Juncus' - W.J. Hooker
          • 562 - 'Musci Nepalanses, or descriptions of several new Mosses from Nepal' - W.J. Hooker
          • 563 - 'Some observations on the genus 'Andraea' with descriptions of four British species' - W.J. Hooker
          • 564 - 'Some account of a collection of Artic plants found by E. Sabine, Esq., during a voyage in the Polar Seas in the year 1823' - W.J. Hooker
          • 565 - Artwork: 'Descriptions of some new insects collected in Assam by W. Griffith' - Frederick William Hope
          • 566 - 'On some rare and beautiful coleopterous insects from Silhet, chiefly in the collection of Frederick Parry Esq.,' - Frederick William Hope
          • 567 - 'On some rare and beautiful insects found chiefly in Silhet' - Frederick William Hope
          • 568 - Water colour of "dis[s]ection of two specimens, male and female, of the Roseate Tern. 'Sterna dougallii'..." - Thomas Hopkirk
          • 569 - 'Linnaeus, animals and man' - Sven Horstadius
          • 570 - A letter on 'Aristolochia Clematis' - William Houlston
          • 571 - Daniel Hanbury's report on 'The nueva Quinologia of Pavon with introduction and notes by John Eliot Howard' - John Eliot Howard
          • 572 - 'Notice of a floating island in Derwentwater Lake, formed by 'Lobelia Dortmanna', Linn.' - John Eliot Howard
          • 573 - 'On 'Cinchona calisaya', var. Anglica' - John Eliot Howard
          • 574 - 'Corrections for L. Howard's paper on the microscopical investigation of several species of Pollen' - [L. Howard?]
          • 575 - Letter transmitting a specimen of fungus 'Boletus acaulis superne porosus' - James Barlow Hoy
          • 576 - Notes on 'Juncus Articulatus'; 'Agaricus deliciosus'; and the deer 'Cervus elaphus' - James Barlow Hoy
          • 577 - Letter transmitting a specimen of 'Pyrola uniflora' for exhibition - James Barlow Hoy
          • 578 - Account of 'Coccus alpinus' - James Barlow Hoy
          • 579 - 'Mucor septicus' - James Barlow Hoy
          • 580 - 'Some account of the 'Trichiurus lepturus' of Linn. found on the shore of the Moray Frith [sic]' - James Barlow Hoy
          • 581 - Supplementary information on 'Trichiurus lepturus' - James Barlow Hoy
          • 582 - 'Account of a spinning Limax or Slug' - Thomas [?] Hoy
          • 583 - 'Memoire sur les Bourdons' - P. Huber
          • 584 - 'Account of the gizzard of the shell called by Linnaeus, Bulla lignaria'...' - G. Humphrey
          •   585 - 'Observations on 'Nauclea Gambir', the plant producing the drug called Gutta Gambeer...' - W. Hunter
          •   585a - Reports on Huxley's papers - Thomas Henry Huxley
          • 585b - Note accompanying a specimen of Oak - W.J. Iliff
          • 585c - Letter to the Zoologist on migratory birds - Peter Inchbold
          • 585d - Eighteen Watercolours - Dr. E.G. Irving
          • 586 - Two letters to A.B. Lambert with information on 'Aeschynanthus radicans' supplementing his paper 'On Cyrtandraceae' - William Jack
          • 587 - Artwork: 'On the Malayan species of Melastoma' - William Jack
          • 588 - 'Account of the Lansium and some other genera of Malayan plants' - William Jack
          •   589 - 'Account of 'Ormosia', a new genus of Decandrous plants belonging to the natural order of 'Leguminosae' - George Jackson
          • 590 - 'On plants in which Ants make their homes' - John R. Jackson
          • 591 - Extract of a letter to Sir William Burdett, Director General of the Naval Medical Department - H. Jameson
          • 592 - On the Ink Plant of New Granada - William [of Quito] Jameson
          • 594 - Extract of a letter [on 'Ornithorhynchus'] - Sir John Jamison
          • 596 - 'A synopsis of the testaceous pneumonobranchous mollusca of Great Britain' - John Gwyn Jeffreys
          • 597 - 'Some observations on the common Bat of Pennant...' - Leonard Jenyns [later Blomefield]
          • 598 - 'The distinctive characters of two British species of Plecotus, supposed to have been confounded under ther name of long-eared Bat' - Leonard Jenyns [later Blomefield]
          • 599 - 'On the abnormal germination of a species of Delphinium' - C.A. Johns
          • 600 - 'The Alcyonium' - James Rawlins Johnson
          • 601 - 'An account of some fossil bones of large magnitude found at Lyme, Dorsetshire in 1813' - James Johnson
          • 602 - An account of two "Paddles or Swimmers" belonging to the animal described in his father's paper - James Rawlings Johnson
          • 603 - 'Observations on 'Arauja sericifera' Brot' - Edwin J. Johnston & Albert C.F. Morgan
          • 604 - 'Thoughts on the analogy between vegetables and insects' - William Jones
          • 605 - 'Observations on Fairy Rings' - William Jones [of Chelsea]
          • 606 - 'A new arrangement of 'Papilios'...' - William Jones
          •   607 - Notes relative to a singular species of Passiflora found in the woods of the Island of Grenada in the West Indies in 1845 - P.W. Justyne
          • 608 - 'On the formation of the vegetable epidermis' - Patrick Keith
          • 609 - 'Of the cause of the sap's ascent' - Patrick Keith
          • 610 - 'On the elongation of the Radicle' - Patrick Keith
          • 612 - 'On the origin of buds' - Patrick Keith
          • 613 - Letter to William Houlston, Esq., F.L.S., & A.S., &c. - James Kendrick
          • 614 - Extract of a letter relating to a block of sandstone from Cape of Good Hope bearing dendritic impressions - B. Kennedy Jnr.
          • 615 - Note on an exhibited specimen of Melocactus, with pencil sketches - W.P. Kesteven
          • 616 - On a new species of Oak from the Sikkim Himalaya - George King
          • 617 - On the existance of spiral cells in the seeds of Acanthaceae - Richard Kippist
          • 618 - On Jansonia, a new genus of Leguminoseae from Western Australia - Richard Kippist
          • 619 - On Acradenia, a new genus of Diosmeae - Richard Kippist
          • 620 - Parts observable in the trunk of insects - W. Kirby
          • 621 - Descriptions of three new specieis of Hirudo - W. Kirby
          • 622 - A history of three species of Cassida - W. Kirby
          • 623 - A description of three species of Curculio - W. Kirby
          • 624 - A continuation of the history of Tipula Trtici in a letter to Thos. Marsham Esq. - W. Kirby
          • 625 - Observations upon certain fungi which are parasites of the wheat - W. Kirby
          • 626 - Some observations upon insects that prey upon timber with a short history of the Cerambyx Violaceus of Linnaeus - W. Kirby
          • 627 - The genus Apion of Herbst's Natursystem considered, its characters laid down, and many of the species described - William Kirby
          • 628 - Descriptions of seven new species of Apion - W. Kirby
          • 629 - Strepsiptera, a new order of insects, proposed, the characters of the order and of the genera it contains laid down - W. Kirby
          • 630 - The characters of Otocerus and Fulgorella, two new genera of Hemipterous insects belonging to the family of Cicadiadae, with a description of several species - W. Kirby
          • 631 - Artwork: "A description of several new species of insects collected in New Holland by R.Brown Esq." - William Kirby
          • 632 - A description of some insects which appear to exemplify Mr. Wm. S. MacLeay's Doctrine of Affinity and Analogy - W. Kirby
          • 633 - Some account of a new specieis of Eulophus Geoffr - W. Kirby
          • 634 - Description of a remarkable fungus - W. Kirby
          • 635 - Dimorphism in the flowers of Monochoria vaginalis - John Kirk
          • 636 - Copy of letter to J.D.Hooker on Trachylobium Hornemannianum shown to yield copal resin - John Kirk
          • 637 - List of Diatomaceae collected by Dr. David Lyall, R.N. of the N.W. coast of British N. America boundary commission - F. Kitten
          • 638 - Brief paper about fungi, Byssus candida and Riccia glauca - J.L. Knapp
          • 639 - Eight watercolour drawings of Fungi - J.L. Knapp
          • 640 - Notes on the Stictei in the Kew Museum - Charles Knight
          • 640a - On some New Zealand Verrucariae - Charles Knight
          • 640b - Artwork: "Contributions to the lichenographia of New Zealand" - Charles Knight & William Mitten.
          • 641 - On the variegation of plants - Thomas Andrew Knight
          • 642 - Observations on a Gray Water Wagtail which nested in his Pine Apple Stove - Thomas Andrew Knight
          • 643 - Upon the Schreechowl - Thomas Andrew Knight
          • 644 - Translation of a letter sent to the Home Office in London - F. Knoch.
          • 645 - On the food of certain gregarious fishes - Robert Knox
          • 646 - On the dentition of the Salmonidae with some observations on the relation of species to genus or natural family - R. Knox
          • 647 - Report on Knox's paper on the ova of the Salmonidae - R. Knox.
          • 648 - Some observations upon the structure of two new species of Hectocotyle parasitic upon the Tremoctopus violaceus and Argonauto Argo - A Kölliker.
          •   649 - Observations on the Durion - C. König
          • 650 - Enumeration of Indian Lemnaceae - Sulphiz Kurz
          • 651 - Description of a new species of Warbler, called the Wood Wren, observed in May 1792 - T. Lamb
          • 652 - Description of a Male Ibis Tantalus igneus shot near Reading, Berks., 1793 - T. Lamb
          • 653 - Ornithologia Bercheriana - T. Lamb
          • 654 - Short account of a flowering plant from St. Thomas in the Vale, Jamaica - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 655 - On a lightning strike on a Spruce Tree - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 656 - On a specimen of Agrostis Linearis in a collection of Indian plants from Dr. Roxburgh - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          •   657 - Description of Bos frontalis, a new species, from India - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          •   658 - Observations on the Zizania aquatica - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 659 - Note on Leea pinnata - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 660 - The Icones of Robert, a catalogue of the plates with their Linnaean names - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 661 - Some account of the herbarium of Professor Pallas - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 662 - Note on an exhibited caterpillar discovered destroying young pines - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 663 - Anecdotes of the late Henry Seymer - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 664 - Description of a new species of Psidium - Aylmer Bourke Lambert.
          • 665 - Note on a collection of specimens of Cinchona, probably C. hirsuta - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 666 - A note on the country of origin of the Potato, Solanum tuberosem - Aylmer Bourke Lambert
          • 667 - Observations relating to the migration of birds - Edmund Lambert
          • 668 - On a white incrustation on stones from the bed of the Annan produced by Synedia ulna of Ehrenburg - Edwin Lankester
          • 669 - Note on an exhibited piece of wood with an insect hole with a covering of leaves - Edwin Lankester
          • 670 - Notice of a peculiar structure of the cell on the surface of Callitriche verna - Edwin Lankester
          • 671 - Artwork: "On some new British Polynoia" - Edwin Ray Lankester
          • 672 - Noct. Scutosea Fabr. historia naturalis - Jakob Heinrich Laspeyres
          • 673 - Letter on an unusual specimen of Parus major L. sent to the Linnean Society for inspection by Mr. Lewin - John Latham.
          • 674 - Letter on A Malformation [lusus naturae] of the feathers of a Dove-House Pidgeon in his collection.
          •   675 - An essay on the various species of Sawfish - John Latham
          • 676 - Artwork: "An essay on the tracheae or windpipes of various kinds of birds" - John Latham
          • 677 - On two specimens of Sterna plumbea recently killed near Winchester, a first record of this species 'at large' in this Kingdom - John Latham.
          • 678 - On the insects figured or sculptured on the ancient monuments in Egypt - P.A. Latreille
          • 679 - Two pencil drawings of Wapiti, male and female, signed "R. Laurence delt." - R. Lawrence
          • 680 - An essay on the British species of the genus Meloë, with descriptions of two exotic species - William Elford Leach
          • 681 - Note on capture of Bombyx Pini, at Norwich Hospital - William Elford Leach
          • 682 - Description of a new Echinus found on the coast of Ireland - William Elford Leach
          • 683 - Note transmitting a series of a species of insect, which he proposes to name Phasia variabilis - William Elford Leach
          • 684 - Observations on the Squalus munimus of Linnaeus, Squalus peregrinus of De Blainville with a description of a new British species - William Elford Leach
          • 685 - On the classification of the natural tribe of insects Notonectides, with descriptions of the British species - William Elford Leach
          • 686 - Cymothoadae, a family of Crustacea Malacostraca with sessile eyes having for its distinctive character, four antennae - William Elford Leach
          • 687 - Characters of a new genus of Coleopterous insects of the family Byrrhidae - William Elford Leach
          • 688 - Characters of Macrorhamphus, a new genus of birds, belonging to the natural family Tringidae, and allied to the genera Scolopax and Gallinago - William Elford Leach
          • 689 - Artwork: "The characters of three new genera of Bats without foliaceous appendages to the nose" - W.E. Leach
          • 690 - Descriptions of some new species of birds belonging to the genera Phytotoma Gmel., Indicator Vieill, and Cursorius Latham - Benjamin Leadbeater
          • 691 - On "The group of Honeyguides" - Benjamin Leadbeater
          • 692 - On an undescribed species of the genus Phasianus - Benjamin Leadbeater
          • 693 - Notes on some rare or undescribed Fungi lately found in the vicinity of Malvern, Worcestershire - Edwin Lees
          • 694 - Some observations on the maggot found in the Clover heads - Christian Gottlieb Lehmann
          • 695 - Further observations on Curculio trifloliis - Christian Gottlieb Lehmann.
          • 696 - Artwork: "Lichens collected in Arctic America by Sir J. Richardson" - William Allport Leighton
          • 697 - Artwork: "Lichenes Amazonici et Andini lecti a Domino Spruce" - William Allport Leighton
          • 698 - Description of two specimens of Hypericum with a packet of specimens - William Allport Leighton
          • 699 - On two new species of the genus Mycoporum, Flotow - William Allport Leighton
          • 700 - Observations respecting some rare British insects - William Lewin
          • 701 - On the Tecophilaceae, a suborder of Irideae - Friedrich Leyböld
          • 702 - On the genus Symplocos comprehending Hopea - Charles Louis L'Heritier de Brutelle
          • 703 - On the genus Calligonum, comprehending Pterococcus and Pallasia - Charles Louis L'Heritier De Brutelle
          • 703a - Biographical sketch of Ferdinand Bauer - J. Lhotsky
          • 704 - A dissertation on two natural genera hitherto confounded under the name Mantis - Anthony Augustus Henry Lichtentstein
          • 704a - On the agricultural Ant of Texas - Gideon Lincecum
          • 705 - Contributions to British Muscology - Sextus Otto Lindberg
          • 706 - Artwork: "Observations on the natural group of plants called Pomaceae" - John Lindley
          • 707 - A note on Spiranthes gemmipara - John Lindley
          • 708 - Contributions to the Orchidology of India - John Lindley
          • 709 - Letter describing the Helix obvoluta found in Hampshire, addressed to R.I. Murchison - James Lindsay
          • 710 - Account of the germination and raising of Ferns from the seed - John Lindsay
          •   711 - An account of the Jamaica Bitter-Wood, a new species of the genus Quassia of Linnaeus which may be denominated Quassia polygama - John Lindsay
          • 712 - De Ornithopi genere, observations quaedem - H.F. Link
          • 713 - On Apocynum androsaemifolium [?] - J. Litchfield
          • 714 - Note on some exhibited examples of some young plants of Cardaminum hirsuta growing from buds formed on the upper surface of old leaves of that plant - Miss Llewellyn
          • 715 - Letter On specimens of Red Throated Diver and Little Auk shot near Haileybury College - E.D. Lockwood
          • 715a - On the laws governing the production of seed in Wistaria Sinensis - Thomas Meehan
          • 716 - Hints for a National Garden - Loudon J.C.
          • 717 - A catalogue of recent land and fresh water mollusca found in the neighbourhood of Nottingham - Edward Joseph Lowe
          • 718 - On Chamoemeles cornicea and Sempervivum glutinosum - Richard Thomas Lowe
          • 719 - A list of plants observed or collected at Mogador and in its immediate environs- Richard Thomas Lowe
          • 720 - On the distribution of trachea in insects - Sir John Lubbock
          • 721 - On the development of Chloëon [Ephemera] dimidiatum - Sir John Lubbock
          • 722 - Observations on Ants Bees Wasps Part IX Colours of flowers as an attraction to Bees; experiments and considerations thereon - Sir John Lubbock
          • 723 - Note on the identity of three described species of Acacia - Charles Lush
          • 724 - Catalogue of the British Orchideae found wild in the neighbourhood of Reigate in Surrey, with an account of a supposed new species - George Luxford
          • 725 - Some observations upon a supposed new species of Veronica - George Luxford
          • 726 - Letter on a A record of Polygonum dumetorum near Reigate & Epipactis pururata near Reigate - George Luxford
          • 727 - Notice of the discovery of Cucubalus baccifer in the Isle of Dogs - George Luxford
          • 728 - Account of a Botanical Society at Manchester, with the places of growth of some rather uncommon British plants - Robert Lyall
          • 729 - General observations for the improvement of our knowledge of the natural history of our kingdom - John Lyon
          • 730 - Remarks on the Sepia octopodia - J. Lyon
          • 731 - Letter to Thomas Marsham on phosphoric insects, suggesting writing a paper on them - J. Lyon
          • 732 - Remarks on the migration of birds and insects - J. Lyon
          • 733 - On the artifice used by the Cancer phalangium to ensnare its prey - J. MacCulloch
          • 734 - Artwork: "On the external anatomy and natural history of the genus of Annelida named Palolo by the Samoans and Tonguese, and Mkalolo by the Fijians" - John Denis MacDonald.
          • 735 - Artwork: "On the probably metamorphosis of Pedicularia and other forms" - John Denis MacDonald.
          • 736 - Artwork: "On the anatomy of Eurybia Gaudichaudi as bearing upon its position amongst the Pteropoda" - John Denis MacDonald
          • 736a - Two Pencil drawings of microscopical structures of Stangeril paradoxa - Maxwell T. Masters
          • 737 - On the anatomical characters of three Australian species of Tunicata referrable to Savigny subgenus Caesira - John Denis MacDonald
          • 738 - Artwork: "On the Anatomical Characters of an Australian species of Perophora" - John Denis MacDonald
          • 739 - Further observations on the metamorphosis of Gasteropoda, & c. - John Denis MacDonald
          • 740 - On the homologies of the so called Univalve shell and its operculum - John Denis MacDonald
          • 741 - A new genus of Tunicata occurring on one of the Bellona Reefs - John Davis MacDonald.
          • 742 - On the classification of the warm blooded vertebratia and the parallelism exhibited by the different types of the Mammalia, Marsupiala and Ornithia - William McDonald
          • 743 - On the Fig Trees of Jamaica - James MacFadyen
          • 744 - On the hairs of the Carcinus moenas - W. Carmichael McIntosh
          • 745 - Notes on the food and parasites of the Salmo Salar of the Tay - W. Carmichael McIntosh
          • 746 - Habitats of new and scarce Irish phaenogamous plants - J.T. Mackay
          • 747 - Obituary notice of J.C. Newsham 1928 - R.C. McLean
          • 748 - Two letters to George Bentham, relating to a paper by T. Caruel - W.R. McNab
          • 749 - Artwork: "On the developments of the flowers of Welwitschia mirabilis" - W.R. McNab
          • 750 - Paper on the Gyall, a species of cow peculiar to the mountains which form the Eastern boundary of the province of Chittagong .. - J. Macrae
          • 751 - On the locomotive power of the snail - James Main
          • 752 - Remarks on vegetable physiology - James Main
          • 753 - A brief account of the wonderful Pig which survived for 23 days under a cliff fall - T. Mantell
          • 754 - Extract of a letter to J.E. Howard [On plant collecting in hill districts south of Bombay] - C. R. Markham
          •   754a - Letter from J. H. Marshall to John Ring
          • 755 - A table of the disappearance of twenty-five English migratory birds, kept for the years 1768-1783 - William Marwick
          • 756 - Some account of the Musca pumilionis of Gmelin's Edition of the Sys.Naturae - William Marwick
          • 757 - Additional remarks on the Wood Sandpiper, Tringa glareola - William Marwick
          • 758 - Watercolour drawing of Tringa maritima, in illustration of his paper "Aves Sussexienses, a catalogue of birds found in the County of Sussex" - William Marwick
          • 759 - Observations on the Hoopoe, Upupa epops - William Markwick
          • 760 - The Harvest Mouse, Mus minimus - William Marwick
          • 761 - A letter concerning "a species of Aphis which is now occasioning the complete destruction of many of the Cane plantations in Antigua" - Frederic Marryat
          • 761a - Observations on the clover Weevil, a small insect which infects the heads of the cultivated Clover - William Marwick
          • 762 - Descriptions and watercolour drawings of three species of 'Medusae' from East Bourne and the Sea Devil - William Marwick
          • 763 - Description of two new shells - William Marwick
          • 765 - Commentarie botanico de Serratula & Heterotricho - Friedrich Von Beiberstein
          • 766 - An account of some fossils from Marsh's collection - Thomas O. Marsh
          • 767 - Note on an exhibited series of drawings of Bedfordshire fossils - Thomas O. Marsh
          • 768 - Note on a Fringilla Cardinalis, Gold Finch - Thomas O. Marsh
          • 769 - Account of a sheep with a large growth on its neck - Thomas O. Marsh
          • 770 - Account of a large stone taken from the colon of a Mr Bigg's gelding - Thomas O. Marsh
          • 771 - Observations on the Phalaena [Bombyx] lubricipeda, Linn, and some other moths allied to it - T. Marsham
          • 772 - Observations on the insects that infested the Corn in the year 1795 - Thomas Marsham
          • 772a - Watercolour drawing in illustration of the paper "Observations on the economy of Tchneumon manifestator, Linn" - Thomas Marsham
          • 773 - Description of Notocea, a new genus of coleopterous insects from New Holland - Thomas Marsham
          • 774 - Extract from a letter from the Revd. Wm, Bingley of Christ Church, Hants, to Thomas Marsham, accompanied with specimens of Forficula gigantes -Thomas Marsham
          • 775 - Some account of an insect of the genus Buprestis taken alive out of the wood of a desk - Thomas Marsham
          • 776 - Monochrome watercolour drawing of three fossils - W. Martin
          • 777 - Observations on the language of botany - Thomas Martyn
          • 778 - Note on the change of colour in a specimen of Hemerocallis fulva to the flava - Thomas Martyn
          • 779 - Extract of a letter from Mr. John Templeton ... on the effect of last winter on the plants in his garden - Thomas Martyn
          • 780 - Monizia edulis Lowe - N. Mason
          • 781 - Pencil drawing to illustrate a short paper on a monstrous [Dispsacus] Teazel stem - Maxwell T. Masters
          • 782 - Note on a monstrosity of the flowers of Saponaria officinalis L. - Maxwell T. Masters
          • 783 - On a monstrous form of the Wild Carrot Daucus Carota - Maxwell T. Masters
          • 784 - On the morphology and anatomy of the genus Resio - Maxwell T. Masters [MISSING]
          • 785 - Letter apropos first exhibited cone of Wellingtonia gigantea Lin, in England - Maxwell T. Masters
          • 787 - On a species of Tellina not described by Linnaeus - William George Maton
          • 788 - Observations on the Orcheston long grass - William George Maton
          • 789 - A descriptive catelogue of the British Testacea - William George Maton
          • 790 - Extract of a letter from the Revd. S. L. Jacob, on the Flying Fish [Exocatus volans] - William George Maton
          • 791 - Watercolour drawing in illustration of his paper "Description of seven new species of Testacea" - William George Maton
          • 792 - Notes on exhibited specimens of intestinal worm of the genus Filaria - Benjamin Maund
          • 793 - Letter transmitting "a fragment of Porana racemosa which I have been successful in flowering" - George Maw
          • 796 - On some new species of Chamaelauceae - Carl Friedrich Meisner
          • 797 - Journal of an expedition to the coast and capital of Madagascar in... H.M.S. Gorgon, in a letter to Sir W. J. Hooker - C. Meller
          • 798 - Lycoperdon L. (Geastrum Persoon). Description of a new species - Robert Hermann Schomburgk
          • 799 - Letter transmitting specimens of fossil plants for exhibition at the Society's meeting - George Maw
          • 800 - Description of three new animals found in the Pacific Ocean - Archibald Menzies
          • 801 - Discours sur l'histoire naturelle - Gabriel E. Merlet de la Boulaye
          • 802 - Letter on a sweet Melon from Naxos - Charles L. Meryon
          • 804 - On some Brazillian plants allied to the natural order Burmanniaceae - John Miers
          • 805 - On two new genera of plants from Chile - John Miers
          • 806 - Artwork: "Description of a new genus of plants from Brazil [Triurus]" - John Miers
          • 807 - On a new genus of plants of the family of Burmanniaceae - John Miers
          • 808 - Observations sur quelques especes nouvelles o peu connus des polypiers de les terrain supracretacées d'Italie - Jean Michelotti
          • 808a - On the family of the Triuriaceae - John Miers
          • 809 - On two genera of plants from Chile - John Miers
          • 810 - Remarks on the nature of the outer fleshy covering of the seed in the Clusiaceae, Magnoliaceae, &c. - John Miers
          • 811 - On several instances of the anomalous development of the raphe in seeds ... especially in reference to Stemonurus - John Miers
          • 812 - Detailed report on his paper on the structure of the ovules and seed coats &c. of Magnolia, by Sir Joseph D. Hooker, dated 30 Jan 1858 - John Miers
          • 813 - Artwork: "On Myostoma, a new genus of the Burmanniaccea" - John Miers
          • 814 - On Gotsia and Espadea - John Miers
          • 815 - On the Symplocaceae - John Miers
          • 816 - Abstract of a paper on Barringtoniaceae - John Miers.
          • 817 - On the effect of female imagination on the fetus in the womb; exemplified in the case of a cat - George Milne
          • 818 - Descriptions of several species, hitherto unpublished, of the genus Coccinella - George Milne
          • 819 - An attempt to introduce a more precise distribution of the genus Papilio - George Milne
          • 820 - A description of certain fishes taken in the water of North America, near New York - Samuel L. Mitchill
          • 821 - Letter to J.E.Smith on newly discovered species of Pleuronectes - Samuel L. Mitchill
          • 822 - Descriptions of some new species from Musci from New Zealand - W. Mitten
          • 823 - On some new species of Musci and Hepaticae collected in tropical Africa - W. Mitten.
          • 824 - On Anisostichum, a proposed new genus of Musci - W. Mitten
          • 825 - Artwork: "Contributions to the cryptogamic flora of the Atlantic Islands" - W. Mitten
          • 826 - Sixteen sheets of pencil drawings to illustrate his paper "On additional Musci and hepaticae from Japan and China" - W. Mitten
          • 827 - New species of Musci collected in Ceylon by Dr. Thwaites - W. Mitten
          • 828 - Note on an exhibited occurrence of a true tail or abnormal prolongation of the coccyx in a human subject - George Mivart St.
          • 829 - Observations on some Orchids of the South of France - J. Traherne Moggridge
          • 830 - Petalody of the sepals in Serapias - J. Traherne Moggridge
          • 832 - Letter concerning a goat which gave birth to five kids - W. Monsey
          • 833 - A description of the several species of heterostrophe land shells found in Great Britain - George Montagu
          • 834 - Observations on some species of British quadrupeds, birds and fishes - George Montagu
          • 835 - Description of several marine animals found on the South Coast of Devonshire - George Montagu
          • 836 - Some interesting additions to the natural history of Falco cyaneus and pygargus, together with remarks on some other British birds - George Montagu
          • 837 - Description of several new or rare animals principally marine, discovered on the south coast of Devon - George Montagu
          • 838 - An account of some new and rare marine British shells and animals - George Montagu
          • 839 - Some remarks on the natural history of the Black Stork, for the first time captured in Great Britain - George Montagu
          •   839a - Artwork: Descriptions of five British Species of the Genus Terebella of Linne - George Montagu
          • 840 - Note to accompany an exhibited specimen of Myacarppaea polyandra - David Moore
          • 841 - Artwork: "Occurrence of staminal pistillody in an Acanthad" - S. Moore
          • 842 - On venation as a genuine character in the ferns - T. Moore
          • 843 - On dictyocline, a new genus of ferns - T. Moore
          • 844 - Note on some suprasoriferous ferns - T. Moore
          • 845 - Notice of the discovery of Lastrea remota in England - T. Moore
          • 846 - On two supposed species of Skimmia - T. Moore
          • 847 - A description of the mammary organs of the kangaroo - J. Morgan
          • 848 - On the anatomy of some of the organs of deglutition in the capybara - J. Morgan
          • 849 - A further description of the anatomy of the mammary glands of the kangaroo - J. Morgan
          • 850 - Memorandum relating to the Euphorbia phosphorescens. - A.F. Mornay
          • 851 - Notes on plants collected at St. Pauls Rocks - H. Moseley
          • 852 - Notes on fresh water algae obtained at the boiling springs at Furnas St. Michaels, Azores, and their neighbourhood - H. Moseley
          • 853 - Letter to accompany a bundle of specimens of an edible Chinese Sphaeria - H. Moseley
          • 854 - Cambodian manner of ingrafting - Henry Mouhot
          • 855 - Die Vegetation der Gedenden um den Torrens See - Ferdinand von Müller
          • 856 - On the Eucalypti of tropical Australia - Ferdinand von Müller
          • 857 - An undescribed Casuarina from West Australia - Ferdinand von Müller
          • 858 - Artwork: "Notes on some of the climbing-plants near Desterro, in South Brasil" - Fritz Mueller
          • 859 - Letter to Charles Darwin on the modifications of stamen in a species of Begonia - Fritz Müller
          • 859a - On the identification of the grasses of Linnaeus's Herbarium - W. Munro
          • 860 - Notes on the secretion of the Flata limbata and its relation to the Insect White Wax of China - Charles Murchison
          • 861 - Gum copal from Old Calabar - Andrew Murray
          • 862 - A detail of experiments instituted with a view to ascertain the action of vegitible (sic) poisons, on animal organized matter - John Murray
          • 863 - Remarks on some of the natural phenomena of the environs of Naples - John Murray
          • 864 - Experiments and observations on the light and luminous matter of the Lampyris noctiluca, or Glowworm (sic) - John Murray
          • 865 - Monograph of the East Indian Solaneae - C.G.D. Nees van Esenbeck
          • 866 - Descriptive catalogue of the Gramineae and Cyperaceae contained in the Indian Herbarium of Dr. Royle - C.G.D. Nees van Esenbeck
          • 867 - Note to accompany exhibited specimens of Cantharis vesicatoria, the Blister-fly of medicine - Edward Newman
          • 868 - Letter to accompany exhibited series of Lepidoptera ... from a collection made at Trenton Falls... - Edward Newman
          • 869 - Letter to accompany exhibited specimens of Noctua cubicularism in the larva state - Edward Newman
          • 870 - Note on Lepidosiren annectens - Edward Newman
          • 871 - Note on Atypus subzeri of Latreille - Edward Newman
          • 872 - A sheet of pencil drawings in illustration of his paper "Monograph of the class Myriapoda" - George Newport
          • 873 - On the natural history, development and anatomy of the Oil beetles - George Newport
          • 874 - On the aqueous vapour expelled from bee hives - George Newport
          • 875 - Note on the germination of Aphides - George Newport
          • 876 - The natural history and anatomy and development of Meloe. Second memoir - George Newton
          • 877 - The natural history, anatomy and development of Meloe. Third memoir - George Newton
          • 878 - On the formation and use of the air sacs and dilated tracheae in insects - George Newton
          • 879 - On the anatomy and affinities of Pteronarcys regalis Newm. with a postscript - George Newport
          • 880 - The anatomy and development of certain Chalcididae and Ichneumonidae, compared with their special economy and instincts - George Newport
          • 881 - On Ichneumon atropes Curtis - Goerge Newton
          • 882 - Further observations on the habits of Monodontomerus, with some account of a new Acarus (Heteropus ventricosus) - George Newton
          • 883 - Further observations on the genus Anthophorabia - George Newport
          • 884 - On the ocelli in the genus Anthophorabia - George Newton
          • 885 - Notes in continuation of memoirs on the anatomy and alimentary canal of the Ichneumonidae - George Newport
          • 886 - On the natural history of the Glowworm (Lampyris noctiluca) by the late ... - George Newport.
          • 887 - Autobiographical account, with curriculum vitae and auto-bibliography - Robert Newstead
          • 888 - Notes on Bdellium - B.A.R. Nicholson
          • 889 - Artwork: "Note respecting certain glandular appendages of the leaves in the autumn rosettes of Epilobium montanum" - Daniel Oliver
          • 890 - Note on the occurrence of Rotatoria in Vaucheria - Daniel Oliver
          • 891 - Descriptions of a new species of Utricularia from South America with notes upon the genera Polypompholyx and Akentra - Daniel Oliver
          • 892 - A sheet of watercolour drawings to illustrate his paper "Note on the structure and mode of dehiscence of the legumes of Pentaclethra macrophylla, Benth." - Daniel Oliver
          • 893 - On four new genera of plants of Western tropical Africa, belonging to the natural orders Anonaceae ... - Daniel Oliver
          •   894 - On Hillebrandia, a new genus of Begoniaceae - Daniel Oliver
          • 895 - Note on the American grasshopper Caloptenus fumur rubrum - A. Oppermann.
          • 896 - Notes on the habits of the Box Tortoise of the United States of America - George Ord
          • 897 - On the characters, principles of division, and primary groups, of the class Mammalia - R. Owen
          • 898 - On the surface fauna of mid-ocean - Samuel R. J. Owen
          • 899 - Description d'une nouvelle espece de pomme de terre, et d'une graminee - Palacio y Faxar
          • 900 - Data accompanying the paper "Taxonomy of the genus Ephedra. Significance of stem and leaf epidermis and cuticle" - D.D. Pant and B.K. Verma
          • 901 - Some aspects on the physiology of the egg - John Ayrton Paris
          • 902 - Botanical notes made during a month's tour to the three pagodas and in the Shan States in the month of February 1859 - C.S.P. Parish
          • 903 - Note on the dimorphism of flowers of Cymbidium tigrinum - C.S.P. Parish
          • 904 - Descriptions of eight new fishes from Sumatra - Mungo Park
          • 905 - Notes on the habits of species of ants - R. Paterson
          • 906 - Note of two insects presented to the Linnean Society - William Dandridge Peck
          • 907 - Letter to Sir Joseph Banks describing marine animals seen on the voyage to America - William D. Peck
          • 908 - Note on a shower of fishes at [Monadabad?] on 29 May 1829 - William Peete
          • 909 - Letter to accompany skins of a Delphinus Delphis and of a species of sparus, sent for exhibition - Henry Penneck
          • 910 - Letter to J.E. Smith describing a new fungus - C. H. Persoon
          • 911 - Account of a considerable variety of the Beech Fagus quercoides - C. H. Persoon
          • 912 - Artwork: "Description of some fossil shells found in Hampshire" - C. H. Persoon
          • 913 - On Meliantheae, a new natural order, porposed and defined - Jules-Emile Planchon
          • 914 - Note by Miss Porter on a specimen of a seed of the Palo di Vaca, or Milk tree - Robert Porter
          • 915 - Notes on a lomaria collected in the Malvern district, Canterbury, N.Z. - Thomas Potts
          • 916 - Habits of Filices observed about the Malvern Hills near the gorge of the Rakaia river - Thomas Potts
          • 917 - The nature and productions of several atolls of the Tokelau, Ellice and Gilbert Groups, South Pacific - Thomas Powell
          • 918 - Observation on a snail and a black slug which devoured a dead earthworm - J. Power
          • 919 - An excrescence found growing on a root of Mangel Wurzel in a field belonging to ... of Ashford, in Kent - Alexander Power
          •   919a - A Prodomus of the British Hieracia - Herbert William Pugsley
          • 920 - History and description of a minute epiphyllous Lycoperdon, growing on the leaves of the Anemone nemorosa - Richard Pulteney
          • 921 - Note to accompany a specimen of a bird which has lately frequented the nursery garden at Blandford, querying whether it is Motacilla Hippolais Linn - Richard Pulteney
          • 922 - On the Ascarides discovered in the Pelecanus Carbo and P. cristatus - Richard Pulteney
          • 923 - Observations on the economical use of the Ranunculus aquatilis, with introductory remarks on the acrimonious and poisonous quality of some English species of that genus - Richard Pulteney
          • 924 - Sketch of the characters of four new plants constituting ... a new genus - Frederick Pursh
          • 925 - Description of Hosackia laurina - Frederick Pursh
          • 926 - Some observations on the varieties of growth of plants belonging to the genus Chara (of Hooker) - Edwin Quekett
          • 927 - Observations on a certain crystalline matter found on the recently cut surface of the wood of the Red Cedar - Edwin Quekett
          • 928 - Remarks on the examination of some fossil woods which tend to elucidate the structure of certain tissues in the recent plant - Edwin Quekett
          • 929 - On the development of starch and chlorophyll - Edwin Quekett
          • 930 - Description of the Esox saurus - Thomas Rackett
          • 931 - Observations on Cancer salinus - Thomas Rackett
          • 932 - Observations on a viper found in Cranborne Chase, Dorsetshire - Thomas Rackett
          • 933 - Description of some shells found in Canada - Thomas Rackett
          • 934 - Remarks on Thomas Raffles' paper 'On the Birds of Sumatra' - Thomas Horsfield
          • 935 - Memoranda respecting the Lemur Tarsier - Sir Thomas Raffles
          • 936 - Monography of the genus Bertolonia - C. S. Rafinesque
          • 937 - Monography of the genus Callitriche - C. S. Rafinesque
          • 937a - Description of a new species of Echeneis - C. S. Rafinesque
          • 938 - Descriptions of two new genera of Crustacea Heterochelus and Hyalomus with their figures - C. S. Rafinesque
          • 939 - On the axial and ab-axial arrangement of carpels - T. S. Ralph
          • 940 - On the structure of Viola in connection with its impregnation - T. S. Ralph
          • 941 - List of sections of Tree Fern stems. An unpublished supplement to his paper "On the Arborescent Ferns of New Zealand" - T. S. Ralph
          • 942 - Letter to Sir Joseph Banks on an unusual fish, Dated Minabilly, nr, Fowy (sic) - Philip Rashleigh
          • 943 - On the calcifying functions of the Cowry, and the Olive, two genera of pectinibranchiate mollusks - Lovell Reeve
          • 944 - Description of the Hypochondriai sandpiper (Tringa hypochondriara) a new species of bird - Gottfried Reich
          • 945 - Enumeration of the Orchids collected by Rev. E.C. Parish in the neighbourhood of Moulmein with descriptions of the new species - H.G. Reichenbach
          • 946 - Rough notes, tables & photos relating to the Occurrence of crystals in the skin of Amphipoda - Douglas Reid
          • 947 - Contributiones ad floram algaram aquae dulcis Promontori Bonae Spei - Paul Reinsch
          • 948 - Two letters concerning a fern [Decidium fuscum?] - Richard Relhan
          • 949 - Observations on the supposed effects of Ivy upon trees, in a letter to the President - Humphry Repton
          • 950 - De Ordinibus Piscium Linneanis momento qauedem - Anders Retzius
          • 951 - Letter to accompany specimens of Ancylus fluviatilis and of the Nidus of some aquatic insect, sent for exhibition - H. A. T. Robinson
          • 952 - Letter to Rev. F. Statham reporting the existence of specimens of Agaricus ulmarius in St. James's Park, Green Park, and Gray's Inn Gardens - T.M. Rodwell
          • 954 - On several species of Chiton and Balanus - Benjamin Rolfe
          • 955 - Brief paper on Haliotis elegans - Benjamine Rolfe
          • 956 - A new arrangement of the plants of the Monandrian Class usually called Scitamineae - William Roscoe
          • 957 - On artificial and natural arrangement of plants and particularly on the systems of Linnaeus and Jussieu - William Roscoe
          • 958 - Letter on observations made on Cyclamen Europeum - William Ross
          •   958a - Account of the Tusseh and Arrindy silkworms of Bengal - William Roxburgh
          • 958b - Artwork: "On the Genus, Aquilaria" - William Roxburgh
          • 959 - Description of the Cajputi Oil Tree - William Roxburgh
          • 960 - On the Lycium of Dioscorides - John Royle
          • 961 - Description of six species of Carex from North America - Edward Rudge
          • 962 - Description of seven new species of plants from New Holland - Edward Rudge
          • 963 - Description of a new species of Dimorpha - Edward Rudge
          • 964 - A description of several new species of plants from New Holland - Edward Rudge
          • 965 - Cereus tetragonus - Edward Rudge
          • 966 - Letter transmitting for exhibition a specimen of supposed hybrid between Cardamine amara & C. pratensis - F. Ruffe
          • 967 - A memoir on the birds of Greenland, with descriptions and notes on the species observed in the late voyage of discovery in Davis's Straits and Baffin's Bay - Sir Edward Sabine
          • 968 - An account, and description, of a new species of Gull lately discovered on the West Coast of Greenland - Joseph Sabine
          • 969 - On the Chrysanthemum indicum of Linnaeus - Joseph Sabine
          • 970 - On the generic and specific characters of the Chrysanthemum indicum of Linnaeus and of the plants called Chinese Chrysanthemums - Joseph Sabine
          • 971 - Note identifying two birds as 1) Gallinule pusilla, and 2) Falco furcatus - Joseph Sabine
          • 972 - Descriptions of four species of Cypripedium - R. A. Salisbury
          • 973 - Description of several species of Pancreatum - R. A. Salisbury
          • 974 - Descriptio Ixia crispae - R. A. Salisbury
          • 975 - The characters of two species of Oxalis - R. A. Salisbury
          • 976 - Remarks on some technical terms used in botany - R.A. Salisbury
          • 977 - Observations on the classes Icosandria and Polyandra of Linnaeus - R. A. Salisbury
          • 978 - An illustration of the genus Solandra - R. A. Salisbury
          • 979 - Species of Erica - R. A. Salisbury
          • 980 - Some remarks on the Select Indian plants in the 4th volume of Asiatic Researches - R. A. Salisbury
          • 981 - Lord Macartney's Rose - R. A. Salisbury
          • 982 - Germinatio seminum Orchidearum (On the germination of the seeds of Orchideae) - R. A. Salisbury
          • 983 - Observations on the perigynous insertion of the stamina of plants - R. A. Salisbury
          • 984 - An account of a storm of salt, which fell in January 1803 - R. A. Salisbury
          • 985 - Observations on the genera Trollius, Eranthis, Helleborus, Coptis and Isopyrum - R. A. Salisbury
          • 986 - The characters of several genera in the natural Order of Conifera, with remarks on their stigmata and cotyledons - R. A. Salisbury
          • 987 - Description of a new genus in the natural Order of Rubiaceae, called Rudgea - R. A. Salisbury
          • 988 - Some remarks on the plants now referred to Sophora, with the characters of the genus Edwardsia - R. A. Salisbury
          • 989 - On the vitality of seeds after prolonged submersion in the sea - James Salter
          • 990 - Description of ten new species of the genus Paracupta, H. Deyrolle, and of 10 new species of the genus Conognatha, Escholtze - Edward Saunders
          • 991 - Some very interesting remarks on the economy of procellaria pelagica - Robert Scarth
          • 992 - Remarks on the common West Indian Lizard (Anolius bullaris? Cuv.) - Robert Schomburgk
          •   993 - A description of the species of Lacis (Schreber) found in the River Essequibo and an account of the fish called Pacou - Robert Schomburgk
          •   994 - On the identity of two supposed genera of Orchideous epiphytes - Robert H. Schomburgk
          •   995 - Description of a species of monkey belonging to the tribe of Arotopitheci of Geoffroy - Robert Schomburgk
          • 996 - On the Wooraly or Ourary Poison of the Indo-Americans, with a description of the plant from which it is extracted - Robert Schomburgk
          •   997 - Description of a new species of Trigonocephalus - Robert Schomburgk
          •   998 - Descriptions of several new species of Orchideae natives of British Guiana - Robert Schomburgk
          •   999 - Description of the Mora Tree - Robert Schomburgk
            • 1 - Paper: Description of the Mora Tree - Robert Schomburgk
            •   2 - Artwork: Description of the Mora Tree - Robert Schomburgk
          • 1000 - Description of a new species of Cattleya - Robert H. Schomburgk
          •   1001 - Some account of the Curata, a grass of the tribe of Bambuseae - Robert H. Schomburgk
          •   1001a - Monochrome Watercolours, illustrating botanical species from nature in the West Indies - Robert H. Schomburgk
          • 1002 - Descriptions of some singular Coleopterous insects - Karl von Schreibers
          • 1003 - On the general geographical distribution of the members of the class Aves - Philip Lutley
          • 1004 - Note on the Isoetes capsularis, Roxb - John Scott
          • 1005 - Artwork: "Notes on tree ferns of British Sikkim, their structure and relation to Palms and Cycads..." - John Scott
          • 1006 - Letter about a botanical excursion with his pupils on the coast of Fife, when a specimen of Chironia centarium was found by one of the pupils - James Scott
          • 1007 - Microscopical drawings and descriptions of the stamina of the Orchis bifolia - R. Scott
          • 1008 - Extract of a letter on a substance resembling Asphalt - R. Scott
          • 1009 - Report of the representative of the Linnean Society of London at the Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at Montreal, Canada - Berthold Seemann
          • 1010 - Letter on three varieties of Lychnis dioica with a watercolour drawing - Alexander Seton
          • 1011 - Description of the Stylephorus chordatus, a new fish - George Shaw
          • 1012 - Description of the Cancer stagnalis of Linnaeus - George Shaw
          • 1013 - Remarks on Scolopendra electrica & Sc. subterranea - George Shaw
          • 1014 - Description of a new species of Mycteria - George Shaw
          • 1015 - Lucernaria quadricornis - George Shaw
          • 1016 - Description of the Tubularia magnifica - George Shaw
          • 1017 - Description of the Mus bursarius - George Shaw
          • 1018 - Enumeration muscorum - John Shaw
          • 1019 - Obituary of John Rudd Leeson - A. W. Shappard
          • 1020 - A description of some new species of British shells - from a letter to the Rev'd W. Bingley - John Sheppard
          • 1021 - Description of the British lizards; and of a new British species of viper - John Sheppard
          • 1022 - On the use of the Pedes scansorii of birds, in a letter to the Rev'd William Kirby - John Revett
          • 1023 - Letter to W.G. Maton, on the blue powder found on the plumage of the Heron - John Sheppard
          • 1024 - A letter to W. Kirby, on the relation between the appearance of the Ooze Fly and the onset of stormy weather - John Sheppard
          • 1025 - Note on a specimen of the red Viper taken at Levington in Suffolk in 1805 - John Sheppard
          • 1026 - On two new British species of Mytilus, in a letter to the Rev'd E.J. Burrow - John Sheppard
          • 1027 - Descriptions of seven new British land and freshwater shells - John Sheppard
          • 1028 - Observations upon the Motacilla hippolais of Linnaeus - John Sheppard
          • 1029 - Zoological observations (On various animals) - John Sheppard
          • 1030 - Description of a new British freshwater Helix - John Sheppard
          • 1031 - Description of a huge Banyan tree (Ficus indica) in the Chingleput District - John Shortt
          • 1032 - An account of the Sclerotum stipitatum (Berk. & Curr.) of Southern India - John Shortt
          •   1033 - A brief account of the chief enemies destructive to the Coffee plant - John Shortt
          • 1034 - On the White Coffee Borer, as it appeared at Dargeeling [Darjeeling] in 1858 - John Shortt
          •   1035 - On branched palms in Southern India - John Shortt
          • 1036 - Observations respecting a species of Phalarope and some other rare British birds - William Simmonds
          • 1038 - Account of the Tarantula of Sierra Leone - Henry Smeathman
          • 1039 - Letter to A.B. Lambert relating to S's collection of coal fossils presented to the Linnean Society - J. Skinner
          • 1039a - On the locusts (species Gryllus migratorius of Linnaeus) which devastated the Crimea and the southern provinces of Russia in 1824 - Iakov Smirnov
          • 1040 - Observations on some animals of America allied to the genus Antilope - Charles Smith
          • 1041 - Memoir of Lieut. Colonel Charles Hamilton Smith, K.H., K.W., F.R.S., F.L.S., & c. & c.
          • 1042 - Introductory discourse on the rise and progress of natural history - James Edward Smith
          •   1043 - Descriptions of ten species of Lichen collected in the south of Europe - James Edward Smith
          • 1044 - On the Festuca spadicea and Anthoxanthum paniculatum of Linnaeus - James Edward Smith
          • 1045 - Remarks on the Abbe Wulfen's descriptions of Lichens published among his rare plants of Carniola, in Prof. Jacquin's Collectanea, vol. 2d, 112 - James Edward Smith
          • 1046 - Remarks on the genus Veronica - James Edward Smith
          • 1047 - An account of several plants presented to the Linnean Society, at different times, by Mr. John Fairbairn and Mr. Thomas Hoy, Fellows of the Linnean Society - James Edward Smith
          • 1048 - Additional observations relating to Festuca spadicea - James Edward Smith
          • 1049 - Remarks on Centaurea solstitialis and C. melitensis - James Edward Smith
          • 1050 - Remarks on the genus Dianthus - James Edward Smith
          • 1051 - Description of Sagina cerastoides a new British plant discovered in Scotland by Mr James Dickson - James Edward Smith
          • 1052 - An account of two new genera of plants from New South Wales - James Edward Smith
          • 1053 - The botanical history of Mentha exigua - James Edward Smith
          • 1054 - Botanical characters of some plants of the natural order of Myrti - James Edward Smith
          • 1055 - Observations on the British species of Mentha - James Edward Smith
          • 1056 - Description of Sowerbaea juncea, a plant of New South Wales - James Edward Smith
          • 1057 - Additional note to the observations on the British species of Mentha - James Edward Smith
          • 1058 - Remarks on the genera Paederota, Wulfenia and Hemimeris - James Edward Smith
          • 1059 - Remarks on some British species of Salix - James Edward Smith
          • 1060 - Botanical characters of four New Holland plants of the natural order of Myrti - James Edward Smith
          • 1061 - Description of the fruit of Cycas revoluta - James Edward Smith
          • 1062 - An illustration of the grass called by Linnaeus Cornucopiae alopecuroides - James Edward Smith
          • 1063 - Remarks on the generic characters of Mosses, and particularly of the genus Mnium - James Edward Smith
          • 1064 - On Mr. Templeton of Belfast's drawing of Loxia falcirostra (shot near Belfast in 1802) and his discovery of Coccus cataphractus in Ireland - James Edward Smith
          • 1065 - Biographical memoirs of several Norwich botanists - James Edward Smith
          • 1066 - On Buvera rebioides - James Edward Smith
          • 1067 - On the musical intervals in the notes of the Cuckoo - James Edward Smith
          • 1068 - On some corrections to names used in Andrew's Botanists' Repository - James Edward Smith
          • 1069 - On the incorrect inclusion of Sonchus caeruleus in the British flora - James Edward Smith
          • 1070 - Account of the Bromus triflorus of Linnaeus - James Edward Smith
          • 1071 - Characters of three new species of Boronia - James Edward Smith
          • 1072 - On Davall's herbarium - James Edward Smith
          • 1073 - Remarks on the plant called by Linnaeus Nymphaea Nelumbo - James Edward Smith
          • 1074 - On Sonchus caeruleus, found at Lochnagore, Aberdeenshire by Mr. George Don - James Edward Smith
          • 1075 - On some remarks by R.A. Salisbury in his Paradisus Londinensis - James Edward Smith
          • 1076 - On Buxbaumia aphylla found growing near Norwich - James Edward Smith
          • 1077 - A botanical sketch of the genus Conchium - James Edward Smith
          • 1078 - An enquiry into the genus of the tree called by Pona Abelico cretica - James Edward Smith
          • 1079 - An enquiry into the real Daucus Gingidium of Linnaeus - James Edward Smith
          • 1080 - On the genera of ferns - James Edward Smith
          • 1081 - An enquiry into the structure of seeds and especially into the true nature of that part called by Gaertner the Vitellus - James Edward Smith
          • 1082 - Observations respecting several British species of Hieraceum - James Edward Smith
          • 1083 - Specific characters of the Decandrous papilionaceous plants of New Holland - James Edward Smith
          • 1084 - Characters of Hookeria, a new genus of Mosses, with descriptions of eight species - James Edward Smith
          • 1085 - Characters of a new Liliaceous genus called Brodiaea - James Edward Smith
          • 1086 - Characters of Platylobium, Bossiaea, and of a new genus named Poiretia - James Edward Smith
          • 1087 - Remarks on the Sedum ochroleucum or Sedum orchroleucum - James Edward Smith
          • 1088 - Some remark on the synonyms and native country of Hypericum calycinum - James Edward Smith
          • 1089 - An account of several plants, recently discovered in Scotland by Mr. George Don, not mentioned in Flora Britannica nor English Botany - James Edward Smith
          •   1090 - An account of a new genus of New Holland plants named Brunonia - James Edward Smith
          • 1091 - A description of Duchesnea fragiformis, constituting a new genus of the natural order of Senticosae of Linnaeus, Rosaceae of Jussieu - James Edward Smith
          • 1092 - On the genus Lamium - James Edward Smith
          • 1093 - Some observations on Iris susiana of Linnaeus, and on the natural of Aquilaria - James Edward Smith
          • 1094 - Astragalus campestris, a new Scottish plant found by Mr. George Don - James Edward Smith
          • 1095 - Observations on the genus Teesdalia: in a letter to Robert Brown - James Edward Smith
          • 1096 - Remarks on the Bryum marginatum and Bryum lineare of Dickson - James Edward Smith
          • 1097 - Some information respecting the Lignum Rhodium of Pocock's travels in a letter to Alexander M'Leay - James Edward Smith
          • 1098 - Characters of two species of Tordylium - James Smith
          • 1099 - Remarks on Hypnum recognitum, and on several new species of Roscoea - James Smith
          • 1100 - Note to accompany a specimen of Dapiche, a sort of Elastic gum, sent for exhibition - James Smith
          •   1101 - Notice of a plant which produces perfect seeds without any apparent action of pollen on the stigma - John Smith
          • 1102 - A note upon the fern known as Aspidium Baromez - John Smith
          • 1103 - On certain species of Carduus and Cnicus which appear to be dioecious - Thomas Smith
          • 1104 - Note on an exhibited cabinet of cedar wood which contained microscope slides - R. H. Solly
          • 1105 - Remarks on the genera Orbicula and Crania of Lamarck - George Sowerby
          • 1106 - Description, accompanied by drawings, of a new species of Cypraea from Port Adelaide - George Sowerby
          •   1107 - Account of the difference of structure in the flowers of six species of Passiflora - James Sowerby
          • 1108 - Note on some objects of wax-like substance called Asterias Arberis and Nidus Licheniformis - James Sowerby
          • 1109 - Additional observations relative to the Mytilus lithophagus - James Sowerby
          • 1110 - Account of the Blowing Stone on the road from Farringdon to Uffingham, and of the Farrington gravel-pit - James Sowerby
          • 1111 - Mytilus purpureus - James Sowerby
          • 1111a - A short account of the long diagonal fracture & c. in Carbonate of Lime - James Sowerby
          • 1112 - Observations upon the fracture of Iceland Spar or crystallized Carbonate of Lime - James Sowerby
          • 1113 - On rot and decaying wood - James Sowerby
          • 1114 - Note exhibiting a fossil Venus found by Dr. Leach in Transition Clay-slate which alternates with the Limestone of Plymouth - James Sowerby
          • 1115 - Notice relating to several gelatinous substances commonly known as Star-shot, Star-slough - James Sowerby
          •   1116 - On a fossil shell of a fibrous structure the fragments of which occur abundantly in the chalk strata and on the flints accompanying it - James Sowerby
          •   1117 - Some account of the spiral tubes of ligaments in the genus Terebratula of Lamarck as observed in several species of fossil shells - James Sowerby
          •   1118 - Account of a singular branched fossil found in the Green sand formation near Warminster - James Sowerby
          • 1118a - Short notice, in vindication of the propriety of watering fruit trees - James Sowerby
          •   1119 - A short account of a genus of fossil shells which has been misunderstood or undetermined by Linnaeus and modern authors, accompanying drawings of three species - James Sowerby
          • 1120 - Note accompanying specimens of Encrini - James Sowerby
          • 1121 - Note accompanying specimens of wood from Constantinople - James Sowerby
          • 1122 - Note accompanying specimens of fossil shells - James Sowerby
          • 1123 - Note accompanying specimen of sulphate of Barytes - James Sowerby
          • 1124 - Note accompanying three fragments of stones which fell from the atmosphere - James Sowerby
          • 1125 - Note accompanying specimens of Lichen aphthosus. And note on Ulmin. And note on Byssus septica - James Sowerby
          • 1126 - Note on an exhibited freshwater shell resembling a Mytilus - James Sowerby
          • 1127 - Note on the use of Flustra truncata as camouflage by Cancer phalangium - James Sowerby
          • 1128 - Monograph of the British Choleva - William Spence
          • 1129 - Description of Brotera persica and Mustelia eupatoria - Kurt Sprengel
          • 1130 - On Leopoldinia piassaba, Wallace - Richard Spruce
          • 1131 - Notes of a visit to the Cinchona forests on the western slope of the Quitenian Andes - Richard Spruce
          • 1132 - On the mode of branching of some Amazon trees - Richard Spruce
          • 1133 - Mosses of the Amazon and Andes - Richard Spruce
          • 1134 - Extract of a letter on a new variety of Grape vine - Squibb
          • 1135 - Hirniaria glabra, Smooth Rupture Wort - John Stackhouse
          • 1136 - On Motacilla ulicicola, the Slender Tailed Furzeling - John Stackhouse
          • 1137 - Observations on preserving specimens of plants - John Stackhouse
          • 1138 - On the larger variety ... of the Furzeplant or Gorze (Ulex Europaeus var.1.With.) John Stackhouse
          • 1139 - Note on the mode of preserving plants - John Stackhouse
          • 1140 - Observations made on the Weever Fish from a specimen caught near Menabilly, near Fowey - John Stackhouse
          • 1141 - Gadus barbatus, the Glover Fish, taken at Ilfracombe - John Stackhouse
          • 1142 - Byssus fasciculata - John Stackhouse
          • 1143 - Account of a peculiar variety of structure in the nose of a Pointer of the Spanish breed - Chudleigh Standert
          • 1150 - Artwork: "On a new Australian Sphaeromid (Cyclura venosa)" - Thomas Stebbing
          • 1151 - Artwork: "Description of nine new species of plants from Caucasus" - Chevalier de Steven
          •   1151a - On the Spicula of the Regular Echinoidea - Charles Stewart
          •   1151b - Artworks: "Epimedium and Vancouveria (Berberidaceae), a monograph" - William Thomas Stearn
          • 1152 - Lichens of the Challenger Expedition - J. Stirton
          • 1153 - Lichens from western tropical Africa - J. Stirton
          • 1154 - Letter on the mammary gland of Ornithorhynchus - C. Stokes
          • 1155 - Description of a new species of the genus Chameleon - Samuel Stutchbury
          • 1156 - Note on a specimen of Hoopoe Upupa Epops shot at Yarmouth - C. Sutton
          • 1157 - Notes on the forest trees of Australia - George Suttor
          • 1158 - Botanical history of the Canella alba - Olof Swartz
          • 1159 - The botanical history of the genus Ehrharta - Olof Swartz
          • 1160 - Observations on some species of Menziesia hitherto considered as belonging to the genus Andromeda - Olof Swartz
          • 1161 - Paper on some species of Sylvia which have been successfully preserved in cages in perfect health through various winters - Robert Sweet
          • 1162 - Letter concerning some summer birds of passage preserved in captivity - Robert Sweet
          • 1163 - Note on an exhibited specimen of Orange - C. Sykes
          • 1166 - Account of a vegetable substance which should seem to be a species of gelatinous Lichen - C. Taylor
          • 1167 - Descriptions of a Palm and an Elm at Newland - C. Taylor
          • 1168 - De Marchantieis - Thomas Taylor
          • 1169 - Note on the Bokhara clover - William Taylor
          • 1170 - Plantae Eboracenses - Robert Teesdale
          • 1171 - Letter presenting a specimen of Eriophorum alpinum - Robert Teesdale
          • 1175 - Account of some new species of birds of the genus Psittacus and Columba- C. J. Temminck
          • 1176 - On the colours of birds - John Templeton
          • 1177 - Animal intelligence - Johann Tepper
          • 1178 - Note on a remarkable variegation of Banksia marginata, Cav - Johann Tepper
          • 1179 - The evolution of the Angiosperms; historical and ecological evidence - Hugh Hamshaw Thomas
          • 1180 - On the genus Kaempferia - John Vaughn Thompson
          • 1181 - An account of some new species of Piper, with a few cursory observations - John Vaughn Thompson
          • 1182 - Description of a new genus of the natural Order of Myrti - John Vaughn Thompson
          • 1183 - Description of a new species of the genus Mus, belonging to the section of pouched rats - John Vaughn Thompson
          • 1184 - Memoir, with first proofs of the metamorphosis in the Macroura of the Class Crustacea - John Vaughan Thompson
          • 1185 - Watercolour drawing of a fish - W. Thompson
          • 1186 - Note on the structure of the seeds of Barringtonia and Careya - Thomas Thomson
          • 1187 - Note on the genus Hemigymnia Griffith - Thomas Thomson
          • 1188 - Drawing of angiosperm, Nanothamnus. - Thomas Thomson
          • 1189 - The botanical history of the genus Dillenia with the addition of several nondescript species - Carl Peter Thunberg
          • 1190 - Hermionitis parasitica descripta a .... - Carl Peter Thunberg
          • 1191 - Botanical observations on the Flora Japonica - Carl Peter Thunberg
          • 1192 - Description of such species of Chironia as grow wild at the Cape of Good Hope - Carl Peter Thunberg
          • 1193 - An illustration of the species of Lycium which grow wild at the Cape of Good Hope - Carl Peter Thunberg
          • 1194 - On the structure and movements of Bacillaria paradoxa, Gmelin - George Henry Kendrick Thwaites
          • 1195 - On the early stages of development of Lemanea fluviatilis - George Henry Kendrick Thwaites
          • 1196 - Note on the genus Ancistrocladus of Wallich - George Henry Kendrick Thwaites
          • 1197 - Transcribed note about the ravages of Black Sea Teredo at Sebastopol - 'Times' correspondent in Turkey
          • 1198 - Observations on some extraneous fossils of Switzerland - Mons Tingry
          • 1199 - Some account of the Pitch-lake on the Island of Trinidada - James Tobin
          • 1200 - Objections against the perceptivity of plants, so far as evinced by their external motions - Robert Townson
          • 1201 - On some whales driven ashore in Scapa Bay, in Pomona - Thomas Stewart Traill
          • 1202 - Some observations on the bill of the Toucan - Thomas Stewart Traill
          • 1203 - Notes on the Chatham Islands - Henry H. Travers
          • 1204 - Artwork: "Structure and fertilisation of Bonatea speciosa Willd." - Henry H. Travers
          • 1205 - On some remarkable mimetic analogies among African butterflies - Roland Trimen
          • 1206 - Speculations on the sensitive powers of vegetables - James Perchard Tupper
          • 1206a - Essay on the sensitive powers of vegetables - James Perchard Tupper
          • 1207 - Calendarium plantarum marinarum - Dawson Turner
          • 1208 - Catalogue of some of the more rare plants observed in a tour thro' the western counties of England, made in June 1799 - Dawson Turner and James Sowerby
          • 1209 - Descriptions of four new species of Fucus - Dawson Turner
          • 1210 - Descriptions of four new British lichens - Dawson Turner
          • 1211 - Remarks upon the Dillenian herbarium - Dawson Turner
          • 1212 - Description of a new species of lichen - Dawson Turner
          • 1213 - A translation from Luyken's Tentamen Historiae Lichenum - Dawson Turner
          • 1214 - Descriptions of eight new British lichens - Dawson Turner
          • 1215 - Observations on the development of the Theca, and on the sexes of Mosses - William Valentine
          • 1216 - On the existence of stomata in Mosses - William Valentine
          • 1217 - Remarks on the nature and propagation of marine plants - Thomas Velley
          • 1218 - Description of Conferva umbilicata, a new plant from New South Wales - Thomas Velley
          • 1219 - Observations on the natural affinities that connect the orders and families of birds - Nicholas Alyward Vigors
          • 1220 - On the quantity of tannin in the Gulls of Cynips Quercus-petioli - Edward Hart Vinen
          • 1221 - Letter to John Curtis regarding his paper on the natural history of Ants - R. Wakefield
          • 1222 - Letter on the Arctic Gull - William Henry Walcott
          • 1223 - Some observations on an insect which destroys the wheat, supposed to be a wireworm - Thomas Walford
          • 1224 - Notes on the variations of structure in the British species of Eurytomidae - Francis Walker
          • 1225 - Descriptions of Chalcidites - Francis Walker
          • 1226 - Preface by W.W. Saunders to Walker's Catalogue of the Dipterous insects collected at Singapore & Malacca by Mr. A.R. Wallace, & c. - Francis Walker
          • 1227 - Preface by W.W. Saunders to Walker's Catalogue of the Homopterous insects collected at Singapore & Malacca by A.R. Wallace, & c. - Francis Walker
          • 1228 - Catalogue of the dipterous insects collected in Borneo by Mr. A.R. Wallace, with descriptions of new species - Francis Walker
          • 1229 - Catalogue of the Homopterous insects collected at Sarawak, Borneo, by Mr. A.R. Wallace, with descriptions of new species - Francis Walker
          • 1230 - Synopsis of the Diptera of the Eastern Archipelago discovered by Mr. Wallace, and noticed in the 'Journal of the Linnean Society' - Francis Walker
          • 1231 - Report on his three papers on the nocturnal Lepidoptera - Francis Walker
          • 1232 - Description of two new genera of plants from Nepal - Nathaniel Wallich
          • 1233 - Description of a new genus belonging to the Nymphaeaceae - Nathaniel Wallich
          • 1234 - Some account of the botany of the provinces lately ceded by the Burmese to the Honble the E.I. Company with a description of two new genera of plants - Nathaniel Wallich
          • 1235 - Notice concerning Linnaeus's Iter Dalecarlicum - Nathaniel Wallich
          • 1236 - Note transmitting an exhibited specimen of Whitethorn - John Wallis
          • 1237 - Artwork: "On the structure, development and life history of a tropical Epiphyllus lichen (Strigula complanata Fee...)" - Harry Marshall Ward
          • 1238 - Letter relating to exhibited specimen of Sphaerica Robertsii and to the discovery of another specimen in his own collection sent by Dr. Wight from the east Indies - Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
          • 1239 - Notice on the development of the fronds in Laminaria - Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
          • 1240 - Letter on the transportation of specimen's in a Wardian case - Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
          • 1241 - Note to accompany a specimen of the plant on which Coccus sinensis lives - Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
          • 1242 - Note to accompany specimens of some Algae collected in Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope by Mr. Harvey - Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
          • 1243 - Note to accompany specimens of Ranunculus Lingna and other plants - Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
          • 1244 - On the double Coconut of the Seychelles (Lodoicea Sechellarum) - Swinburne Ward
          • 1245 - On the Coco de Mer, in a letter to Sir William Hooker - Swinburne Ward
          • 1246 - Remarks on some varieties of Erica ciliaris and Tetralix, in a letter to Mr. Don - Hewett Cottrell Watson
          • 1247 - Letter on a tooth taken out of the skeleton found in a large cavern in Derbyshire - White Watson
          • 1248 - On some undescribed and imperfectly known Indian species of Primula and Androsace - Sir George Watt
          • 1249 - Notes on the structure and fertilization of the genus Bonatea, with a special description of a species found at Bedford in South Africa - James Philip Mansel Weale
          • 1250 - Notes on some species of Habenaria found in South Africa - James Philip Mansel Weale
          •   1251 - Notes on a species of Disperis found on the Kagaberg, South Africa - J. P. Weale
          • 1252 - Some observations on the fertilization of Disa macrantha - James Philip Mansel Weale
          • 1253 - Observations on the mode in which certain species of Asclepiadeae are fertilised - James Philip Mansel Weale
          • 1254 - The Monte Bello Islands - G.D. Wedd
          • 1255 - Remarks on the generic name Cascarilla - Hugh Algernon Weddell
          • 1256 - An account of... the Sylvia rubecula, or Redbreast - W. H. Weekes
          • 1257 - Artwork: "The anatomy of two parasitic forms of the family Tetrarhynchidae" - Francis H. Welch
          • 1258 - Some observations on the Manna of Mount Sinai and the Dragon's Blood Tree and Aloe Plant of Socotra - J. R. Welsted
          • 1259 - Twenty-five photographs and drawings of Halopeplis Arthrocnemum and Salicornia spp. from South Africa. - D.M. Welsh
          • 1260 - On a remarkable species of Cissus from the south of Benguella with remarks on the Asclepiadeae of Angola and Benguella - Friedrich Welwitsch
          • 1261 - Letter offering to pay £130 towards the cost of his forthcoming paper "Sertum Benuelense" - Friedrich Welwitsch
          • 1262 - Observations on the origin and the geographical distribution of the Gum Copal in Angola, tropical west Africa - Friedrich Welwitsch
          • 1263 - Account of a white vegetable earth discovered in Nova Scotia - John Wentworth
          • 1264 - Description of a new genus of Ferns - Frederick Westcott
          • 1265 - On Diopsis, a genus of Dipterous insects, with descriptions of twenty-one species - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1266 - Embia... with descriptions of the species of which it is composed - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1267 - Artwork: "Illustrations of the relationships existing amongst natural objects usually termed affinity and analogy, selected from the class of Insects." - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1268 - On the family Fulgoridae, with a monograph of the genus Fulgora of Linnaeus - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1269 - Observations on the genus Derbe of Fabricius - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1270 - Synopsis of the Coleopterous family Paussidae with description of a new genus and some species - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1271 - Description of a new Indian species of Paussus - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1272 - On the Australian species of the coleopterous genus Bolboceras - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1273 - Description of some new or imperfectly known species of Bolboceras - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1274 - Description of Melittobia Audouinii - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1275 - Description of a new species of Paussus from central western Africa - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1276 - Notice of the "Borer" a caterpillar very injurious to the Sugar Cane - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1277 - Note on insects producing wax from Port Natal and China - John Obadiah Westwood
          • 1278 - Letter on a female specimen of Monodon which had a 'tooth' in the upper jaw similar to, but smaller than, that of the male - W. Whatton
          • 1279 - Letter on the habits of Pike - Anthony White
          • 1280 - A botanical description and natural history of the Malabar Cardamom - David White
          • 1281 - Note on the great black woodpecker - White
          • 1282 - Remarks on the changes of the plumage of birds - William Whitear
          • 1283 - Note of a Little Bustard (Otis tetrax) - William Whitear
          • 1284 - Letter to Francis Boott, requesting permission to examine specimens of Asclepiadeae in the 'Indian Herbarium' - Robert Wight
          • 1285 - On the culture of the Cardamon - Mark Wilks
          • 1286 - Note on two specimens of Mytilis bidens - Charles Willcox
          • 1287 - Some further studies in endemism - John Christopher Willis
          • 1288 - Geographical distribution and classification - Alfred James Wilmott
          • 1289 - Letter about discoveries of fossil remains of Moa, and Diprotodon Australis (Gigantic Marsupial) - C. A. Wilson
          • 1290 - A new method of preserving fungi & c. - William Withering
          • 1291 - Observations on the hinges of British bivalve shells - William Woods