1887 London

Macmillan & Co.

Frank Buckland and Lord Selborne

The Antiquities, the Naturalist's Calendar, and "New Letters' included: Illustrated: I volume, 8vo.

The Antiquities included: Illustrated with engravings by Bewick, Harvey, and others, from the original blocks: I volume, 8vo.

"Sir John Lubbock's Hundred Best Books": I volume, Svo.

1891

London

George Routledge & Sons

1891

London

Swan Sonnenschein & Co.

James E. Harting, F.L.S., F.Z.S., &c.

A reprint of the 1887 edition; since included in the "Standand Authors Series."

The Antiquities, and the Naturalist's Calendar included: Illustrated: I volume, 8vo.

"Arranged for young persons" : Illustrated: I volume, 8vo.

Miscellaneous Observations, and the Naturalist's Calendar included: Illustrated I volume, 8vo.

1894

London

George Routledge & Sons

Sir William Jardine,
Bart., F.R.S.E.,
F.L.S., &c.

Coloured Illustrations: I volume, 8vo.

The Antiquities, and the Naturalist's Calendar included: Illustrated: volume, 8vo.

I

Observations on Nature, and the Naturalist's Calendar included: Illustrated from photographs: 2 volumes, 8vo.

Forms a volume of the "Chandos Classics : The Antiquities, Observations on Various Parts of Nature, and the Naturalist's Calendar included: I volume, 8vo: Undated.

Observations on Various Parts of Nature, the Naturalist's Calendar, and Poems included: also Marginalia from Samuel Taylor Coleridge's copy of "White's Selborne," here printed for the first time: Illustrated by Edmund H. New: I volume, 4to.

The Natural History and Antiquities of
Seiborne, and a Garden Kalendar:
Illustrations by J. C. Keulemans,
H. Railton, and E. T. Sullivan, 4to.

The Natural History and Antiquities. In the publishers' "Standard Library" Series: Crown 8vo.

1901

London

Methuen & Co.

L. C. Miall, D.Sc., F.R.S.; W. Warde Fowler, M.A.

Bibliography of "The Natural History of Selborne"—(continued).

Besides the NATURAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF SELBORNE, very little written by Gilbert White has
been published.

In 1774, an ACCOUNT OF THE HOUSE-MARTIN, OR MARTLET. IN A LETTER FROM THE REV. GILBERT
WHITE TO THE HON. DAINES BARRINGTON, was published in the Philosophical Transactions (vol. xiv. part 1).
This letter is dated, "Selborne, Nov. 20, 1773," and was read before the Royal Society on February 10, 1774.
It is Letter xvi. to Barrington in the NATURAL HISTORY OF SELBORNE.

Also in the Philosophical Transactions (vol. xv. part 2) was published an account OF THE HOUSE-SWALLOW,
SWIFT, AND SAND-MARTIN. BY THE REV. GILBERT WHITE, IN THREE LETTERS TO THE HON. DAINES
BARRINGTON, F.R.S. These letters were read before the Royal Society on March 16, 1775, and are dated,
"Selborne, Jan. 29, 1774, "Selborne, Sept. 28, 1774," and "Selborne, Feb. 26, 1774," respectively. They are
Letters xviii., xxi., and xx. to Barrington in the NATURAL HISTORY OF SELBORNE.

93.66

BY

In 1834. John Murray published GLEANINGS IN NATURAL HISTORY. SECOND SERIES. TO WHICH
ARE ADDED SOME EXTRACTS FROM THE UNPUBLISHED MSS. OF THE LATE MR. WHITE OF SELBORNE.
EDWARD JESSE, ESQ., SURVEYOR OF HIS MAJESTY'S PARKS, PALACES, &c.

In the Transactions of the Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists' Society (vol. ii. pp. 133-195) appears THE
CORRESPONDENCE OF ROBERT MARSHAM, OF STRATTON STRAWLESS, IN THE COUNTY OF NORFOLK,
ESQUIRE, AND FELLOW OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY; AND THE REVEREND GILBERT WHITE, OF SELBORNE, IN
THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON, MASTER OF ARTS, AND FELLOW OF ORIEL COLLEGE IN THE UNIVERSITY
1790-1793. COMMUNICATED by the Rev. H. P. MARSHAM, AND PROF. BELL, SEPTEMBER
OF OXFORD.

In Notes and Queries (5th, S. vi. 280), there are printed ten hitherto unpublished Letters from the originals in the possession of the Reverend H. P. Marsham. The "Introductory Note" is by T. Southwell, and the foot-notes are by J. E. Harting and Professor Alfred Newton.

Great care has been taken to make this bibliography as complete and correct as may be; but it is almost impossible to trace every edition of this much-published work. The compiler feels sure that if any errors are found in it they will be of omission rather than of commission. An edition is assigned to the year 1793 by Agassiz and Strickland, but this is nearly certainly an error. Engelmann (Bibl. Hist.-Nat., i. p. 202) says an edition appeared in the year 1822, 2 volumes, 4to. This also appears to be a mistake, the 8vo edition being the only one of this date now known. Professor Alfred Newton queries an edition for 1841 (Notes and Queries, 5th, S. vii. p. 264), which the compiler of the above list has failed to trace.

ABBEY gardens, 304, and nole.
Adams, keeper of Wolmer Forest, 28.
Adanson on the migration of
swallows, 140.
Estrus bovis, 431.
Alauda pratensis, 200.

Alresford, a shower of cobwebs at,
262.

Alton, 3, 4, 5, 19, 23, 407, 441, 455.
Ambresbury [Amesbury], 81.
American animals, 100.
Andover, 6c.

Anecdote of a Danish duck killed

at Trotton, 199.
Animals destroy their young, 214,
215 note.

Animals fatter in cold weather, 183.
Animals, sociality of, 264, 265 note,
292.

Anne, Queen, at Wolmer Forest, 28.
"Annus Primus Historico - Natu-

ralis," 119, 122, and note, 124,
187, and note, r89, 196.

Ash-tree, shrew, in the Plestor, 276,
277 note.

Asses used for ploughing, 259.
"Astley's," 29.

Auk, little, 142, 324.
Aurora borealis, 472.

Ayles Holt, or Alice Holt Forest,
35, 39, 40, 42.

"BAKER'S Chronicle," 333.
Banks, Mr., 99.

Barker, Mr. [brother-in-law to
White], 95.

Barnabas, St., ancient custom on the
feast of, 33.
Barnet, 406.

Barometers, 382, and note, 469.
Barragons, 23.

Barrington, Daines,'79, 120, 165 note.
Barrington's "Miscellanies," 353.
Bat, 51, and note, 95, 109, and note,
133, 298.

Bat, large, 109, 133.

Bat, tame, 51.

Beans sown by birds, 467.

Beans, horse, 467.

Bee-birds, 198.

Beech, 4, 463.

Bees, 273, 308, 467.
Bees, wild, 450.
Belon quoted, 198.
Bentley, 40, 42.

Bere Forest, 138.

Besoms made by foresters, 270, 271

note.