The natural history of the ruminating animals: containing goats, sheep, wild and domestic cattle &c., part II
William Jardine
1836
The natural history of the pachydermes, or thick-skinned quadrupeds: consisting of the elephant, rhinocerous, hippotamus, tapir, hog &c.
William Jardine
1836
The natural history of the ordinary cetacea or whales
William Jardine
1837
The natural history of the amphibious carnivora, including the walrus and seals, also of the herbivorous cetacea
Robert Hamilton
1839
The natural history of marsupialia or pouched animals
G.R. Waterhouse
1841
An introduction to the mammalia, chiefly with reference to the principal families not described at length in the former volumes
Charles Hamilton Smith
1842
[Botanical magazine index]
n.d.
Alpine plants: figures and descriptions of the most striking and beautiful of the the alpine flowers
1872, 1874
The florist and garden miscellany 1849
John Burnet
1850
Thirty-eight plates, with explanations intended to illustrate Linnaeus's system of vegetables, and particularly adapted to the letters on the elements of botany
Thomas Martyn
1794
Popular greenhouse botany: containing a familiar and technical description of a selection of the exotic plants introduced into the greenhouse
Agnes Catlow
1857
The British botanist, or a familiar introduction to the science of botany explaining the physiology of vegetation, the principles both of the artificial & natural systems of Linnaeus and the arrangement of Jussieu [...]