Volume 1

Subject-index of the London Library, St. James's Square, London / by C.T. Hagberg Wright, secretary and librarian.

  • London Library.
Date:
1909-
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Credit: Subject-index of the London Library, St. James's Square, London / by C.T. Hagberg Wright, secretary and librarian. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SCIENCE [continxiedi\. BIOLOGY &Cm [pontimiedl Birds, Ireland. Birds, Japan. Birds, Norway & Sweden. Birds, Orkney & Shetland Isles. Birds, Russia. Birds, Scotland. Birds, Siberia. Birds, Wales. Birds, West Indies. Bison. Book Worms. Brachiopoda. Buckhounds. Butterflies & Moths. Camel. Carnivora. Cat. Cattle. Cells. Cetacea. Chameleon. Coelenterata. Colour of Animals & Plants. Corals. Crane. Crayfish. Crocodile. Crow. Crustacea. Cuckoo. Deer. Diptera. , Distribution of Animals (Geogr.). Dodo. Dog. Duck. Echinodermata. Elephant. Embryology. Environment. Evolution. Extinct Animals. Ferret. Fish. Flying. Fox. Frog. Galls & Gall FUes. Game. Gephyrea. Glow-worms & Fire-flies. Gorilla. Grasshoppers. Grayling. Grouse. Guinea-pig. Hare. Hawk. Hemichordata. Heredity. Herring. Horse. Humming Birds. Hydrozoa. Hymenoptera. Insects. Invertebrates. Jackal. Jelly-fish. Lion- Lizards. Lobsters. ! SCIENCE \oontimied'\. ' BIOLOGY &Gm ioontinuedl j Mammals. Mammoth. Marine Zoology. Marsupialia & Monotremata. Mollusca. Monkeys & Apes. , Mosquitoes, i Movement, Physiological. I Mycetozoa. Myriapoda. Natural History. I Natural History, Africa, i Natural History, America (N.). Natural History, Amer. (S. & Cent.). Natural Hist., Arctic & Antarctic. Natural History, Asia. _ Natural History, Australasia. Natural History, Balkan Peninsula. Natural History, China. Natural Hist., Egypt,-Palestine &c. Natural History, India, &c. Natural History, Japan. Natural History, Malay Archip. Natural History, Malta. Natural Hist., Pacific Ocean & Isl. Natural History, Russia. Natural History, Scandinavia. Natural History, Scotland. Natural History, Spain. , ^ Natural Hist., Switzerland & Alps. Natural History, West Indies. Nature. Nature Study. Neuroptera & Pseudoneuroptera. Orthoptera. Ostrich. Otters. Owl. Oysters & Mussels. Pachydermata. Palaeontology. Parasites. Parthenogenesis. Parrots & Parrakeets. Penguin. Perch. Peripatus. Petrel. Pheasant. Phosphorescence. Phylloxera. Physiology. Pigeon. Pigs. Pike. Polyzoa. Ponds & Pond Life. Poultry. Protoplasm. Protozoa. Ptarmigan. Puma. Pycnogonidae. Rabbit. Rats & Mice. Raven. Reindeer. Reptiles. Rhinoceros. Rhynchota. Roach. Rodents. SCIENCE [eontinued']. BIOLOGY &Cm [continued']. Rotifera. Ruminants. Salmon & Salmonidae. Seals & Walruses. Sea-shore. Sheep. Silkworm. Skunk. Snakes. Snipe. Sparrows. Spermophiles. Spiders. Sponges. Swallow. Swan. Tails. Tarpon. Taxidermy. Thysanura & Collembola. Tortoises & Turtles. Trout. Turkeys. Wasps. Whales & Whaling. Wolf. Woodcock. Worms. Zebra. Zoological Gardens. Zoology. Zoology, Africa. Zoology, America. Zoology, Arctic & Antarctic. Zoology, Asia. Zoology, Asia Minor. Zoology, Australia. Zoology, Balkan Peninsula. Zoology, Egypt & Sinai. Zoology, England. Zoology, France. Zoology, Hungary. Zoology, India, Ceylon & Burmah. Zoology, Indo-China & Malay. Zoology, Ireland. Zoology, Japan. Zoology, Palestine & Syria. Zoology, Polynesia. Zoology, Scandinavia. Zoology, Scotland. Zoology, Switzerland. Zoology, Wales. BOTANY & GARDENING. Aconite. . ^ , Agricultural & Economic Botany. Algee. Anonaceae. Apple. Bamboo. Bark. Begonia. Biology. Botanic Gardens & Nurseries. Botany. Botany, Africa. Botany, Alpine & Switzerland. Botany, America. Botany, America (Central). Botany, America (North). Botany, America (South). Botany, Antarctic Regions.