Royal Society (page 69)

'The Red-breasted Humming Bird, the Green-throated Humming Bird, and the Dormouse' George Edwards

'The purple jack-daw' Mark Catesby

'The Puffin, and the Razor-bill' George Edwards

'The Prickled Dog or Hound-Fish, with an Insect called the Walking-Stick' George Edwards

'The Polar Bear' George Noble

'The planet Saturn (in 1872)' Cassell & Co

'The pig-tailed monkey from the Island of Sumatra...' [Pig tailed macaque] George Edwards

'The Peppermint Tree' [Eucalyptus] Frederick Polydor Nodder

'The Patagonian Penguin' James Fittler

'The Painted Finch, Cock and Hen' [Painted bunting] George Edwards

'The Mongooz' [Lemur] George Edwards

'The manner in which the New Zealand Warriors defy their Enemies' Richard Bernard Godfrey

'The Man of War Bird, the Chinese Fish, &c.' George Edwards

'The man of the woods' [Orangutan] George Edwards

'The Magellanic Vulture, or Condor' William Skelton

'The Little Ant-Eater' [Silky anteater ?] George Edwards

'The Lad Taiyota, Native of Otaheite, in the Dress of his Country' Richard Bernard Godfrey

'The Kolsun, or Wild Dog' [Dhole] Thomas Fairland

'The Jelly Fish', observed by William Funnell Anonymous

'The Horned Fish; and the Sea Scorpion' [Longhorn cowfish and Short-spined sea scorpion] George Edwards

'The Head of a Native of Otaheite, with the Face curiously tataow'd' Richard Bernard Godfrey

'The Head of a Chief of New Zealand...' Thomas Chambers

'The hand of a boy with a distempered skin, and a branch of the common Service Tree' George Edwards

'The Grey Water-wagtail, and the Water-Lizard' George Edwards

'The Great Steam Cloud...' Charles Spencer

'The great nebula in Orion' Cassell & Co

'The great crater of Vulture...' Alphonse Bernoud Grellier

'The Gerbua' [Greater Egyptian jerboa] George Edwards

'The four wheel'd orrery' G Child

'The former outline of Rotomahana' Charles Spencer

'The fore view of the skull' Sutton Nicholls

'The Fissure...' Charles Spencer

'The Falls of Wilberforce, estimated at 250 feet high' Edward Francis Finden

'The explanatory print' [to 'A balloon prospect...'] William Angus

'The Elk' William Skelton

'The Elephant, and the Rhinoceros' George Edwards