Fugitive poems connected with natural history and physical science / collected by the late C.G.B. Daubeny.

Date:
1869
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Credit: Fugitive poems connected with natural history and physical science / collected by the late C.G.B. Daubeny. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Ramsay, Professor—A Lament for the Good Old Days of William Smith Father William Introductory Sentence in Lyell’s Geology versified “ Rejected Addresses,” from the—Atoms .... Shuttleworth, Bishop—Specimen of a Geological Lecture Smith, If.—A New Nightmare Hymn to the Flowers Rev. S.—Receipt for a Salad Smythe, W. If—A Farewell to the Double Star y Virginia, at the Epoch of 1858 Symonds, Dr. A— The Philosopher’s Psalm .... Here’s a Modest Apology for Anthropo-Pithecology . Tupper, M. F.—Beetles ...... Faisseau—The Mastodon ...... Warburton, R.—How to Settle an Archaeological Difficulty . Whately, Archbishop—Elegy intended for Professor Buckland Australia Whewell, Dr.—Nugse Bartlovianae Nug® Bartlovianse ..... Nugarum Bartlovianarum Epilogus . The Last of the Bartlovians The Seal and the Sea Mew PAGE 109 106 67 65 84 123 58 208 42 1 141 62 100 212 88 177 213 216 224 219 157 Yalden—Hymn to Darkness . 26