10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAUNIST»
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The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle
ILL you excuse a new cofre* VV spondent troubling you with a few remarks on
the Southern Faunist's last letter in page 897. ] perceive he is no advocate for the
poor being taught to read. No doubt every friend to our excellent Constitution
must ...
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Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
A New Southern Faunist (who, in a very able •ml correct manner, publishes his
observations in the Si, James's Chronicle nionthlt) remarked, that every kind of
hirimdine was gone from t lie neighbourhood of Christ-church by the 17th el
October ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine
I saw them first this year on ihe SQth of April, and last on the 1 1th of October, viz.
4n the Northern part of Hampshire. A New Sonthern Faunist (who, in a verv able
and correct manner, publishes his observations in the St. James's Chronicle ...
g. d. Annie Lisle by Broughton Royal 33236, — Annie Wyndham by General
Wyndham 31240, — Gentle Annie by Faunist 22126, — Gentle by Harry of Glo'
ster 14674, — Griddle by Robinson Crusoe 13610, — Grizzy by The Stuart 7623,
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The Gentleman's Magazine
But the Faunist will not adT mit that we are to regard reading as a means by
which we may attain lo that blessing ; but rather that it will be the caule of putting
it farther from us : for he lavs, " familiarity with the Bible, like all other things', sinks
its ...
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Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle Vol. LXXI.
No calculation of the afford me no small gratification if number of them in England
ever I can add the least pleasure to catnc to my knowledge ; but I do the Southern
Faunist, and others. I have • all the affections and feelings were Blackmore, ...
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The Gentleman's Magazine (London, England)
June A Southern Faunist. Mr. Urban, (Cells, June 14. ¥OUK correspondent (S.
Dmne) in your Magaz ue, p. 432, after describing a tablet, formerly in the chancel
at Lambeth, placed between two caritelievers, iupporung a pitched pediment, ...
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Proceedings [of the International Congress of Zoology, 16th, ...
Auf diese Art bezeichnet sich auf der Grenze grosser faunist ischer Einheiten, in
diesem Fall auf der Scheide der europaisch-sibirischen und der
mittelmeerischen Untergebiete, ein dynamisches Wechseleindringen
verschiedener faunist ...
D. C.) International Congress of Zoology (16th : 1963 : Washington, 1963
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A New Dictionary of the English Language. -London, Pickering ...
Faunist,_generally-a. naturalist. The Satyrs, and the Pawns, by Dian set to keep,
Rough hills and forest holts were sadly seen to weep, When thy high-palmed
harts, the sport of bows and hounds, By gripple borderers' hands were banished
thy ...
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THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE
A FAUNIST's JOURNAL. Jug. 1 Reaping began. 3. Redstarts congr egating,
previous to departure. 5. First crop of mushrooms op. 11. Pevitsin flocks.
Redstarts gone. 18. Beans in flieaf. Flocksof finches very troublesome in gardens.
19.
SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT., 1791
