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DAVIDSON (John J.). My Reminiscences. In Mx Wes. Meth. Ch. Record, vol. 22; pp. 3, 26, 51, 76, 100, 264, 267. Also in Mx Quar. No. 17, 1916.

DAVIDSON (Rev. John, J.P., of St. Andrew's). With portrait. In Mx Quar. No. 22, 1920.

DAVIDSON, Rev. Hugh Coleman, Master at King William's College. By an Old Boy. In Barrovian, April 1897, pp. 17-18.

DENTON-THOMPSON (Bishop). His Installation. (Portrait.) In Mx Quar. No. 11, 1912.

DERBY, Thomas I, Baron Stanley, the Third King in Mann of that name and family. In Mx Note Book iii, pp. 51-2.

DERBY, Thomas II, afterwards the First Earl of Derby (portrait). In Mx Note Bk iii, pp. 101-2.

DERBY, Thomas III, the Second Earl of Derby; short account of. In Mx Note Bk in, pp. 149-50.

DERBY , 7th Earl of. Memoir of the Lives of James, 7th Earl of Derby, and of his wife the Countess of Derby. Printed in French in 1837. By Alexander Murray. In Mx Quar. No. 15, 1915.

DONCAN , Bishop John (1374-1392). In M.W., p. 18.

DOUGLAS (James). The Pious Apprentice; or, The Life of James Douglas. 2nd edn. Wellington, Salop F. Houlston & Son. 1825. pp. 34. 141x86. [2803, G88]
James Douglas was born in Kirk Lonan on 20th Feb. 1802, and was one of the first scholars who attended the Sunday-school which was opened in the Parish Church of Kirk Lonan in 1808. He became a printer in Penrith, Rev. Hugh Stowell is thought to be the author.

DIXON (Robert, D.D.). A Brief Memoir: written and printed upon the hand-press. By A. E. Treen. Rugby A. E. Treen; 1898. pp. viii,138. Portrait. 190x125. [2810, G 88]
Dr. Dixon was Principal of King William's College for 24 years, 1841-65.

DUMBELL , Sir Alured, Deemster (1835-1900). In M. W., p. 88.

DRURY (Bishop Thomas Wortley). Tn Mem. : by Archdeacon J. Kewley. In Barrovian, Mar. 1926, pp. 15-18. Also in Mx Quar. No. 4, 1908; and in Ellan Vannin Mag. No. 6, Aug. 1926, by G. Fred Clucas, 11NI.A.; Mx Ch. Mag., Sept., Dec. 1907; Jan. - March 1908.

DRURY, Rev. William, Vicar of Kirk Braddan. In Mx Ch. Mag. Sept. 1904.

DRINKWATER (Sir William). Reminiscences of. In I.M. Weekly Times, 29th May, 1909.

DRURY, Rev. William Frederick, Vicar of Hornby. In M x Quar. No. 14, 1914; and Mx Ch. Mag., June 1914.

ELLISON , Thomas Philip, Manager of the Steam Packet Company (with portrait). In Mx Quar. No. 15, 1915.

EVANS , David, J.P. (with portrait). In Mx Quar. No. 25, 1921.

FAIRFAX , Lord Thomas, 1601-71. In Mx Soc. vol. x, pp. 61-3.

FARAKER, Dr. William Cregeen (with portrait). In Mx Quar. No. 19, 1918.

FARAGHER , Edward, of Cregneash. In Mx Quar. No. 5, 1908. See under Poetry [18].

FARAGHER, Captain Joseph James, of the Steam Packet Co. In Mx Quar, No. 11, 1912.

FARGHER , Robert, newspaperman (1803-1863). In M. W. p. 186.

FARGHER , Thomas, of Shenvalley. In MX Soc. Vol. xxviii.

FARRANT, Edward Curphey, H.K., of Ballakillingan (1830-1890). In M.W. p. 81, and Mx Ch. Mag., Jan. 1891.

FARRANT, Quayle Curphey, of Greeba. In Mx Quar. No. 6, 1909.

FARRANT, William, by R. D. Farrant. In E. Vannin Mag. No. 8, June 1927, and in M.W. p. 79.

FAYLE, Albert Henry, T.C. Douglas. In Mx Quar. No. 21, 1920.

FERRIER, Canon Edward, Chaplain of St. Mary's, Castletown, 1855-1896. In Mx Ch. Mag., April 1899, Sept. 1900.

FIELDING, James Rae. Biographical Sketch (with portrait). In Odd Fellows' Mag. xxix, Feb. 1898, pp. 37- 39. Also in Mx Quar. No. 11, 1912.

FITZSIMMONS (Rev. William). An account of the Trial of the Rev. William Fitzsimmons for aiding in the escape of French prisoners from Edinburgh Castle. Condensed from the Caledonian Mercury of July 13, 1799, by Miss Mary E. Ingram of Edinburgh. [G 88]
There is also an account of the trial in the 'Scots Mag.' of 1799 p. 492 ; also in Grant's 'Old and New Edinburgh,' p, 248.

FORBES , David, Scientist (1828-1876). In M.W. p. 129. In Ency. Brit. 11th edn., vol. 10, p. 637; Dictionary of Nat. Biog., and Moore's Mx Worthies, p. 129.
Brother of Edward Forbes the Naturalist.

FORBES, PROFESSOR EDWARD, F.R.S.

A COMPLETE BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Edward Forbes was born in Lord-street, Douglas, 12th February, 1815. He was the son of Edward Forbes, merchant and banker, and Jane Teare, daughter of William Teare, of Ballabeg and Corvalley, Ballaugh.

† Not in Geikie's List.

Most of the items in the following list are not in the Library.

1831.
On some Manx Traditions ....................................... Mirror.
1832.
On the 'Man-Keeper' of Scott ................................. do.
1834.
On British Species of Patella .................. University Journal.
' Parting,' a short Poem (a Quiz) ............ do.
On the Phrenological Development of the Cheese-Mite .................................... do.
1835.
Natural History Tour in Norway (four Papers) ..................... London's Mag. of Nat. Hist. Ser. 1, viii 65, 249, 305 ; ix 169.
' University Maga,' vol. i (many articles by Forbes).
Records of Dredging (three papers) .................................... Mag. Nat. Hist. Ser. 1, viii 68, 591 ; ix 191.
†Fish .............................. The Penny Cyclopædia. London. Soc. for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, pp. 281-284. Illus.
'Ichneumon ........................... Penny Cyclopædia, pp. 427-433.
1836.
Note on Blennius Ocellaris ...... Mag. Nat. Hist. Ser. 1, ix 203.
1837.
On the Comparative Elevation of Testacea in the Alps ......... Mag. Zool. & Bot. 1837, i 257.
On a New British Viola ..................... Trans. Bot. Soc. Edin.
On a New British Polygala ............... do.
The 'Pint of Wine.' A Song .............................. Manx Sun.
Political Song .................................... Fraser's Mag. (April)
' Ducks and Green Peas,' in Two Sonnets... do.
On New and Rare Forms of British Plants and Animals (read before the British Association, Liverpool) ........................ Rep. Brit- Ass. Sect. p. 102.
†Letter of Prof. Ed. Forbes on the Marine Zoology of the Irish Sea c. 1837 ....................................... (.See Lib. Cat. p. 21)
1837-8.
'University Maga,' vol. ii (many articles by Forbes).
Letter on the 'Snow-ball Riots' ......... Edinburgh Advertiser.
Six Songs on the University Riots ........................ Fly-leaves.
Battle of the Quadrangle.
The Gallant 79th. New Song.
Down with Mob and Charlies. A Student true my Love, etc.
Here's to the Heroes of '38.
The University Snowdrop ........................ Pamphlet, 24 pages. (A pamphlet containing a selection of the songs written after the snow-ball riots, and including the six by Forbes given above.)
On the Specific Claims of Primula acaulis, veris, and elatior...... Ann. Nat. Hist. ii, 140.
On the Distribution of Pulmoniferous Mollusca in Europe (read before Brit. Association) ... Brit. Ass. Rep. Sect. p. 112.
On the Primula elatior of Jacquin ...... Ann. Nat. Hist. iii, 124.
On the Land and Fresh-water Mollusca of Algiers and Bougia .......................................... Ann. Nat. Hist. ii, 250.
Malacologia Monensis .................. Edinburgh, Carfrae, 1838. (See Lib. Cat. p. 38.)
†Insecta .............................. Penny Cyclopædia, pp. 488-496.
1839.
Review of Johnston's British Zoophytes .............................. Ann. Nat. Hist. iii, 46.
" Le pour et le Contre," a Song from Desangiers .................. Edin. Univ. Mag.
On Two British Species of Cydippe .................................... Ann. Nat. Hist, iii, 145.
" Time" a Song; from Béranger . Edin. Univ. Mag. No. iii.
Notice of a Botanical Excursion to the Mountains of Ternova... Ann. Nat. Hist. iii, 236. :
Notice of Researches in Shetland ......... Brit. Ass. Rep. 1839.
On the British Ciliograda (in conjunction with Mr. Goodsir)... Brit. Ass. Rep. 1839.
Report on the Distribution of Pulmoniferous Mollusca in the British Islands ........................... Brit. Ass. Rep. 1839, p. 127.
The Dudley Expedition, an Association Medley ..................... Lit. Gazette, Sept. 7.
On the Asteriadæ of the Irish Sea ......... Wernerian Mem. viii.
On the Association of Mollusca on the British Coasts, considered with reference to Pleistocene Geology ..................... Edin. Acad. Ann. 1840. See Mem. Geol. Survey Great Brit i, 371.
On a Shell-bank in the Irish Sea ......... Ann. Nat. Hist. iv, 217.
Squib, in verse, on Revivals ............... Fife Herald, December.
Parody on Old English Gentleman ...... Fife Herald, December.
Observations on the Objects of Philosophical Associations ...... Fife Herald, December.
†The Reptiles of the Isle of Man. .......................................... Quiggin's Illus. Guide, 2nd edn., 1839.
† The Fishes of the Isle of Man ............................................. Quiggin's Guide, 2nd edn., 1839.
1840.
On the Botany o£ Tricste (read before Botanical Society, 14th November, 1839) .................. Ann. Nat. Hist. irr, 307.
" A Night Scene" (a little poem) ...... L'pool High School Mag.
Abstracts of his Lectures at Liverpool ...... Liverpool Albion.
On some New and Rare British Mollusca ........................... Ann. Nat. Hist. v, 102.
The Origin of the Garden Rose (a little poem) ..,........ . . .... Glasgow College Album.
On certain Continental Plants, etc. ............... Bot. Soc. ':'rann.
On the British Actiniadæ ..................... Ann. Nat. Hist. v, 1 ~0.
On Coryinorpha Nutans (along with Mr. Goodsir) ............... Ann. Nat. Hist. v, 309.
Note on Animalcules ........................ Ann. Nat. Hist. v, 363.
"Dark Eyes" (a song) ..... .............. .................. Manx Sun
On the British Ciliograda(in conjunction with Mr. Goodsir)... Brit. Assoc. Rep. Sect. pp. 137, 141.
On Pelonaia (in conjunction with Mr. Goodsir) ..................... Brit. Assoc. Rep. Sect. pp. 137, 141.
Dredging Report ........................ Brit. Ass. Rep. Sect. p. 444.
On a Pleistocene Tract in the Isle of Man........................... Brit. Ass. Rep. Sect. p. 104.
Dredging Song ................................. Literary Gazette, No. 7.
John Chinaman : A jolly New Ballad on the Chinese War ...... Literary Gazette, Nov. 14.
Zoo-Geological Considerations on the Fresh-water Mollusca ... Ann. Nat. Hist. vi, 241.
On Lottia Pulchella ........................... do. vi. 316.
On the Genus Euplocamus .................. do. vi, 317.
On the Blood of Nudibranchia ........... do. vi, 317.
Abstract of a Lecture on Zoo-Geology and Psychology ......... Scottish Standard newspaper.
(Lecture on the Zoology of the British Seas in the Liverpool Mechanics' Institute ..................... Manx Sun, 20th March. (Brief Report of a Lecture on Marine Zoology given in the Mechanics' Institute, Douglas ............Manx Sun, 3rd July. 1841.
Note on the Cause of Ciliary Motion .................................... Edin. Monthly Medical Journal.
Abstract of Classification of the Mollusca ........................... Jameson's jour. 1841.
Contributions to British Actinology ....................................... Ann. and Mag.Nat. Hist. vii, 81.
Note on the Appendages of the Anthers in the Genus Viola .. Do., p. 157.
On a New Genus of Ascidian Molluscs ............... Do., p. 345.
On Two Remarkable Marine Invertebrata, inhabiting the A,'gean Sea ........................ Rep. Brit. Ass. 1841, Sect. p. 72.
On Thalasseina and Echiurus, in conjunction with Mr. Goodsir ........................ Edin. New Phil. Jour. xxx, 369.
On Pelonaia, in conjunction with Mr. Goodsir . Do., xxxi, 29.
A History of British Starfishes, etc. ...... (See Lib. Cat. p. 38.)
This notable work was dedicated to Professor Agassiz. The preface shows the many sources from which Forbes got his information. His skill with the pencil is exhibited to the full in this vol. There are 127 illustrations, most of them spewing figures of species of the starfishes, and there are others of a character illustrating his love of humour and poetical instinct. There are also a number of illustrations showing his love of his native land, for he has as tail pieces many local views, including the Round Tower and St. German's Cathedral, Peel, as well as au ancient cross-slab. He states in his preface that with three exceptions the illustrations are from his own drawings, and with a view to secure correctness were mostly drawn on the wood by himself. An inspection of some of the dainty little figures will show how accurate a draughtsman he was.
1842.
letter on the Rev. Mr. Daniell's Travels ............... Athenæum
Letters on Travels in Lycia, etc. .......................................... Ann. Nat. Hist. ix, 239 ; x, 59, 124, 205, 348. 1843.
On Maianthei-nun Bifoliutn ............... Ann. Nat. Hist. xi, 159.
On a New Star-fish ........................... Ann. Nat. Hist. xi, 280.
On Pectinura, and the Species of Ophiura inhabiting the Eastern Mediterranean ...................................................... Ann. Nat. Hist. xi, 463 ; Trans. Lin. Sec. xix.
Retrospective Comments (Natural History) ......... ...............Ann. Nat. Hist. xii, 40.
Note in Reply to Mr. Hassal .............., do. xii, 188.
On the Radiata of the Eastern Mediterranean ...................... Trans. Linn. Soc, xix, 143.
Abstract of Papers read at the British Association ............... Athenæum and Literary Gazette.
Report on the Mollusca and Radiata of the ~Egean Sea ......... Rep. Brit. Ass. 1843, 130.
Blarney Unvisited" (a song) ...............„,... Literary Gazette.
On the Species of Neæra inhabiting the Ægean Sea ............ Ann. Nat. Hist. xiii, 306.
Delicæ Scientiarum ........................ Literary Gazette, Dec. 9.
Epigram on Backland being made M.D, .. do.
Directions for Dredging ............... Tulk & Henfrey's Manual.
An Inaugural Lecture on Botany .......................................... Van Voorst. N.D. [1843] See Lib. Cat. p. 17. 1844.
" Through Archipelagos of Hearts" (a song) ..................... Lit. Gazette, Jan. 6, 1844.
Father Matthew's Journey to China, and How he nearly Broke the Pledge there (a song) .................. Lit. Gazette, Jan. 27.
Article on Brown's Chemical Notions .... do. do.
Lecture on the Bearing of Marine Researches on Geology ......
Reviews of- Jameson's jour. xxxvi, 318.
Philip's Life of Smith ........................... Athenæum. American Geol. Transactions ...........................
do. Richardson's Geology- ....................................
do. Garner's Staffordshire ....................................
do. Ansted's Geology .......................................... do.

Paper on British Fossil Ophiuridæ ............ Proc. Geol. Soc. iv.
Abstract of Papers read before the British Association, York...

Athenæum. Review of " Vestiges of Creation" ................ Lancet.
Review of Mantell's " Medals of Creation" ............... do.
Lines (Parody on Kubla Khan) on Hungerford Bridge ......... Punch.
On the Morphology of the Reproductive System of the Sertularian Loophyte .................. Ann. Nat. Hist. xiv, 385.
On some Additions to the British Fauna ................................. Ann. Nat. Hist. xiv, 410.
On the Medusa Proboscidalis ......... Proc. Lin. Soc. Nov. 1844.
Report on the Tertiary Fossils of Malta and Gozo ............... Proc. Geol. Soc. iv. 1845.
On some Cretaceous Fossils from New Jersey ..................... Quart. Jour. Geol. Society, i, 61.
Report on Fossils from Southern India (read January 31, 1844) .................................Quart. Jour. Geol. Society, i, 79.
Report on the Lower Greensand Fossils in the possession of the Geological Society ...... Quar. Jour. Geol. Society i, 78.
Account of Two fossil Species of Creseis (read March 1844)... Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 145.
On the Fossils of the Fresh-water Tertiary Formation of the Gulf of Smyrna (read April 17, 1844) ................................. Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 162.
Report on the Fossils from Santa Fe de Bogota (read May 1, 1844) .............................. Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 174.
Valentinc by a Palæontologist ......... Literary Gazette, Feb. 18.
On some remarkable Analogies between the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms (Lecture at Royal Institution) ......... Literary Gazette, Feb. 14.
Catalogue of the Lower Greensand Fossils in the possession of the Geological Society ................................................ Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 237, 345.
On a New Species of Cardium from the Greensand of Devonshire ..................... Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 408.
On the Section between Black Gang Chinc and Atherfield Point (in conjunction with Capt. Ibbetson) ........................ Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 190
On some Echinodermata from the Miocene Strata of North America ........................... Quart. Jour. Geol. Society i, 425.
On the Distribution of Endemic Plants ................................. Brit. Ass. Rep. 1845.
Notice ot" Additions to the Marine Fauna of Britain ......................................... do.
On the Fresh-water Fossils of Cos ... do.
On Preserving Medusæ ..................... do.
Notice of Strzelecki's New South Wales ............... Athenætim Reminiscences of Xanthus ............ Literary Gazette, Nov. 8.
Branchiostonta .............................. Penny Cyclopædia, Supp.
Insects, Geographical Distribution of .. do.
Ichthyology, recent Additions to (and other articles) ................................. do.
1846.
Review of Murchison's Russia ........................... Athenaeum
Report of Potato Commission (a squib in verse) .................. Bentley's Miscellany.
On the Geology of Lycia (in conjunction with Lieutenant Spratt, R.N.) ..................... Quart. Jour. Geol. Society ii, 8.
List of Pleistocene Fossils from the Isle of Man ...... Do. 346.
Review of Murchison's Russia ......... Literary Gazette, Feb. 7.
The Poet's Corner ........................... do.

On the Pulmograde Medusæ of the British Seas ................. . Ann. Nat flist. xviii, 284 ; Brit. Ass. Rep. 1846.
Notices of Natural History Observations bearing upon Geology ............................................. Brit. Ass. Rep. 1846.
Note on Sections of sle of Wight ......... do.

Travels in Lycia (in conjunction with Lieut. Spratt). two vols. ...................................................... Van Voorst.
Monograph on the Cretaceous Fossils of Southern India .. Trans. Geol. Soc. 2d. Series, vii.
On Palaeozoic and Secondary Fossil Molluscs of South America ......... App. to Darwin's Geology of South America. On some Fossils from Samos and Euboea (read 18th Nov.) ...... Jour. Geol. Soc. iii, 73.
On the Connexion between the Distribution of the existing Fauna and Flora of the British Isles and the Geological Changes which have affected their area, especially during the epoch of the Northern Drift. By Edward Forbes, F.R. S., L.S., G.S., Professor of Botany at King's College, London, Palaeontologist to the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom ..................... Memoirs of the Geol. Survey of Great Britain, pp. 336-432. Illus. 1847.

New and Rare British Animals ... Ann. Nat. Hist. xix, 96, 390. Notice of Munby's Flora of Algiers ..................... Do. p 398.
On Orbitolites 3lantelli (in Lyell's paper) ...........................

Quart. Jour. Geol. Society iv, 11.
Lecture on the Natural History Features of the North Atlantic (Royal Institution) .. ............................................... . ....... .. Athenaeum and Literary Gazette, May 22.
On the Families of British Lamellibranchiate Mollusca .

Brit. Ass. Rep. 1847, Sect. i, 75. On Dredging Researches in progress ..................... Do., 77.
The Fate of the Dodo ..................... Literary Gazette, July 3. Sixteen political leading articles at election tine ..... In various papers.
Leader on Irish Fisheries .................. Morning Herald.
List of Shells in the Temple of Serapis (an Appendix to Mr Babbage's paper) ...................................................... Quart.Jour. Geol. Society iii, 216.

†F o r b e s and Spratt (Lieut.). Travels in Lycia, etc. 2 vols. ........................ Van Voorst. (See Lib Cat. p. 2.) 1848.
History of British Mollusca (with Mr. Hanlicy. begun in January) ......................................................... Van Voorst.
Palæontological 1\lap of the British Isles, with a Summary of British Palaeontology and Geology ...................... . ....... Keith Johnston's Physical Atlas.
On some New Fossil Shells from Barbadoes ........................ Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist. 2d. Series, i, 347.
Lecture on the Question whether Generic Centres Exist (Royal Institution) ................................. Literary Gazette, ~N-lar. 4.
Note on the Flora of the Isle of Man ...............................In Cumming's " Isle of Man."
Notice of Discoveries among the British Cystideæ ............... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1848.
On some Marine Animals from the British Channel ............... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1848.
Notice of some Peloria Varieties of Viola Canina (read before Linnæan Society, 6th June) ...........................................Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist. 2d. Series, ii, 352.
Monograph of the British Fossil Asteriadæ ........................... Mern. Geol. Sur. ii, Part 2
Monograph of the Silurian Cystideæ of Britain ..................... Mem. Geol. Stir. ii, Part 2.
Memorandum respecting some Fossiliferous Localities alluded to in Mr. Ramsay's and Mr. Aveline's Paper ................... .. Quart. Jour. Geol. Society iv, 297.
A Monograph of the British Naked-eyed Medusæ ............... Ray Soc. (See Lib. Cat. p. 38.) 1848-53.
Forbes and Hanley . A History of British Mollusca... Van Voorst. (See Lib. Cat. p. 39.)
1849.
Lecture on the Question, Whether New Species have come into Existence since the Creation of Man (Royal Institution) ........................... Athenaeum & Lit. Gazette, March 2.
Note on a Letter front Mr. Macandrew about the Mollusca of Vigo Bay ........................ Ann. Nat. Hist. 2d. Series, iii, 507.
On the Varieties of the Wild Carrot ... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1849.
On a Monstrosity of a Vinca ............ do. do.
On the Reproduction of Berõe Cucumis do. do.
On the British Patellaceæ .................. do. do
Song of the Ber6e .................................. Lit. Gazette, Oct. 6. Itritislr 1\9 ollusca, vol. ii (with Mr. Hanley) . Van Voorst.
Figures and Descriptions illustrative of British Organic Remains.
Decade I, 1849 ................................................ In Memoirs of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom, 1849. Ten engraved plates from drawings by the author. H.M. Sta. Office.
Decade II, 1849 ......... ...... ............. .. ............ .......... .... In Memoirs of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom, 1849. Ten engraved plates from drawings by the author. H.M. Sta. Office.
Decade III, 1850 ........ . ..... ......... ... ............. . .. ........ In Memoirs of the Geological Survey of the United Kingdom, 1850. Ten engraved plates from drawings by the author. H.M. Sta. Office.
1850.
Note on Fossiliferous Deposits in the Middle Island of New Zealand ........................ Quart. Jour. Geol. Society vi, 343.
Lecture on the Distribution of Fresh-water Animals and Plants .................. Abstracts in Athen eum and Lit. Gazette.
On the Succession of Organic Remains in the Dorsetshire Purbecks .................................... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1850.
On the Distribution of European Echini do. do.
Note of Discoveries in Hebrides ...... Jameson's Jour. October.
Lecture at the Opening of the Medical Lectures at King's College, London, Oct. 1 ... Daily News and Medical Journal.
Description of Fossil Echinidæ front Portugal (a Note to Mr. Sharpe's Paper, read 21st November, 1849) .................. Quart. Jour. Geol. Society vi, 195.
On Cardiaster .................. Anti. Nat. Hist. 2d. Series, vi, 442.
On the Species of Mollusca collected during the Surveying Voyages of the " Herald" and " Pandora" ........................... Proc. Zool. Soc. 1850, pp. 53, 270
1851.
Article on Sedgwick's Discourse on the Studies of the University of Cambridge ........................ Lit. Gazette, January 4.
Article on Bon Gaultier ................... do. do.
Do. Cheever's Whaling ............... do. January 11.
Do. Physical Geography ............. do. January 18.
Do. Hutton's Chronology of Creation ........................... do. February 1
Do. De la Beche's Geological Observer .......................... do, April S.
Do. Lyell (and on his Speech) .... do. April 12.
Do. Lady M S. Wortley's Travels ............................ (1o. -May 17.
D o. California, by Kelly ............. do. Mav 24.
D o. A Trip to Mexico ................ do. March 8.
Do. Miss Martineau .................... do. July 12.
D o. Albert Smith's Constantinople do.
On the Discovery by Dr. Overweg of Devonian Rocks in North Africa .............................. Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1851.
On the Echinodermata of the Crag do. do.
On a New Species of Maclurea ...... do. do.
On some Indications of the Mollus-crnis Fauna of the Azores and St.Helena .................................... do. do
On a New Testacean discovered during the Voyage of H.M.S. Rattlesnake ............................ do. do
On the Estuary Beds and the Oxford Clay at Loch Staffin ...... Quart. Jour. Geol. Society, vii, 104.
On the Vegetable Remains from Ardtun Head (Note to the Duke of Argyle's Paper) ....................................... Do. 103.
Essay on the Vegetable Works contributed to the Great Exhibition ...................................................... Art Journal.
Notes on various Vegetable and Animal Products in the Great Exhibition .................. Hunt's Guide ; Illustrated Catalogue of Great Exhibition,

Song or. Negative Facts, a New Vallad on the State of Geological Science .............................. Lit Gazette, July 12.
Reports of the Proceedings of the Natural History and Geolo-gical Sections of the British Association at Ipswich ............ Lit. Gazette, July 12, 19.
British Mollusca, vol. iii (with Mr. Hanley) ......... Van Voorst.
On Australian Mollusca ... Voyage of the ' Rattlesnake,' vol. li.
Article on Reveries of a Bachelor ............ Lit. Gazette, lune 7.
Article on Christmas's Mediterranean .................................... Lit. Gazette, August 2.
Do . Neale's Trawls in Syria ...... do. Sept. 6.
Do Hitchcock's Religion of Geology do.
Lecture on Natural History applied to Geology and the Arts ......... Records of the School of Mines, vol. _, Part 1.
On a Species AEquorea inhabiting tite British Seas ..Aun. and Mag. Nat. Hist. 2d. Series, xiv, 294.
Letter on our National Museums ......... Lit. Gazette, Dec. ._'0.
†Branchiostoma ..................... Penny Cycloptedia, pp. 233-4.
'Fishes, fossil .................. Penny Cyclopacdia, pp. 579-581.
On Recent Researches into the Natural History of the British Sea .................. Royal Inst. of Great Britain.
Report of weekly evening meeting, Friday, Feb. 14, 1851. Issued for the use of members. 4 pp.
1852.
On Hard Woods used for Ornament (four articles) ............... Art Journal.
Article on Lyell's Elements, new edition .............................. Lit. Gazette, lan. 24.
Do. Squier's Nicaragua .......... do. Feb. 7 & 14.
Reply to Professor Sedgwick ......... cto. Mar. 20, Ap, 24
Article on Mundy's Australla ........ do. May 22.
Note on Eocene Echinodermata (Lyell's Paper on Belgian Tertiary Formations) ......... Quart Jour. Geol. Society, viii. -
Note on Marine Zones ............ do. do.
The Masque of Fraternity (a Poem) ............... Weekly News.
Shell-fish, their Ways and Works . . Westminst. Review, Jan.
On the Supposed Analogy between the Life of an Individual and the Duration of Species ... Lecture at Royal Institution ; Ann. & Mag. Nat. Hist., 2d. Series, x, 59.
On the Extinct Land Shells of St. Helena .............................. Quart. Jour. Gaol. Society viii, 197
On Arctic Echinoderms ............... Append. to Dr. Sutherland', Arctic Voyage.
Monograph of British Tertiary Echinoderms .......Palaeontographical Society, vol. for 1852 (See Lib. Cat. p. 39.)
Notices of English Scientific Works ...... Westminster Review.
Lecture on Australian Rocks, addressed to Emigrants ............ Lectures on Gold, published by Bogue.
The Future of Geology ............... Westminster Review, July.
Article on Thompson's Thibet, etc. ...... Lit. Gazette, Aug. 21.
On the Fossils of the Yellow Sandstone of the South of Ireland ........................... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1852.
O n a Species of Sepiola new to Britain do. do.
On a New Map of the Geological Distribution of Marine Life, and on the 11omoiozioc Belts do. do.
Plants and Botanists ....................... ................Westminster Review, Oct.
British Mollusca, vol. iv ...............................ooooo Van Voorst.
†The Relation of Natural History to Geology and the Arts ...... Longman, Brown. (See Lib. Cat. p. 17.) 1853.
Notice of Von Buch ........................ Lit. Gazette, March 12.
Lecture on some New Points in British Geology .................. Brit Inst. Rep. for 1853, Part iii, 316.
On the Fluvio-Marine Tertiaries of the Isle of Wight ............ Quart. Jour. Geol. Society ix, 259.
Review of Gray's edition of Leach's Mollusca ........................ Lit. Gazette, April 9.
Geology, Popular and Artistic ......... Dublin Univ. Ilag., Sept.
Lecture on the Educational Uses of Museums (October 1) ...... Records of the School of Mines.
On the Geology of Lebanon ................................................ Appendix to Risk Allah Effendi's work on Syria.
The Professorship of Chinese ...... Literary Gazette, Dec. 31. 1854.
Review of Hooker's Himalaya ......... Lit. Gaz. Feb. 25, Mar. 4.
Do. Smyth's Mediterranean .. do. March 18.
Do. Martin's Correggio ....... do. June 3.
Do. Murchison's Siluria ........ do. June 24.
Note on Spadix Purpurea ............... Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist. 2d. Series xiii, 31.
On the Manifestation of Polarity in the Distribution of Organized Beings in Time (April 28) ......................... Royal Inst. Rep. Part iv, 428.
Note on an Indication of Depth of Primeval Seas afforded by the Remains of Colour in Fossil Testacea ........................... Proc. Royal Soc. Mar. 23.
Map of Homoiozoic Belts, etc. ...... Johnston's Physical Atlas, April.
Presidential Address at the Geological Society, Part of the Natural History Guide-Book for the Crystal Palace at Sydenham ... Quart. Jour. Geol. Soc. x.
Inaugrral Address to the Natural History Class at Edinburgh ........................ Edinburgh Monthly Jour. of Science.
Notice of Balfour's Botany ... do. do.
Notice of Professor Jameson... do. do.

and Literary Gazette, April 29,

On Foliation of Metamorphic Rocks in Scotland ..................... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1854.
On some Points connected with the Natural History of the Azores ................................... Brit. Ass. Rep. for 1854.
Article on. Murchison's Siluria ......... Quarterly Review, Oct.
†Insecta. ................................ Penny Cyclopwdia, pp. 246-265.
†Fish. ................................. Penny Cyclopædia, pp. 815-827.
†Fossil Infusoria ...................... Penny Cyclopædia, pp. 242-3.
†Fissurellidae ........................... Penny Cyclopædia, pp. 830-1. 1855.
Introductory Lecture to Natural History Class at Edinburgh, Session 1854-55 ......... Edin. New Phil. Journal, January 1855.
†Literary Papers selected from his writings ........................... The Literary Gazette. (See Lib. Cat. p.1.)
†The Literary Papers of Edward Forbes .............................. Scott. Rev.. April 1855, pp. 170-5. 1858.
On the Fluvio-Marine Tertiary Strata of the Isle of Wight (completed by Mr. Austen, Professor Ramsay, and Mr. Bristow) ............... Memoirs of the Geological Survey.
†List of Flowering Plants. ............... Backwell's Guide, 1858. (See Lib. Cat. p. 17.) 1859.
Natural History of the European Seas (continued and completed by Mr. Auster.) ............... One vol. 12mo. Van Voorst. 1861.
†Botanical and Zoological Notes ...... Cumming's Guide, 1861. (See Lib. Cat. p. 17.) 1863.
†The Manx Flora ......... Thwaite's Hist. & Directory, 1863, pp. 97-108. (See Lib. Cat. p. 18.)

PRINTED REFERENCES TO FORBES.

MOORE (A. W., M.A.). Professor Edward Forbes, F.R.S., 1815-1854. In Manx Note Book iii, pp. 125-130, 167-173.

Biographical Sketch of Professor Edward Forbes, with portrait. In Ill. Lon. News, 1854. [3030, L 61

BENNETT (John Hughes, M.D., F.R.S.E.). Memoir of Professor Edward Forbes. In The Monthly Journal of Medicine, Edinburgh, January 1855. pp. 22. [3574]
Contains list of subscribers to the Edinburgh Bust of

Professor Edward Forbes. Bennett states that Forbes' first work was ' Notes of Experiments on Animals of the genus Zymnxa,' read to the Roy. Phys. Soc. of Edinburgh, June 24th, 1832. Forbes was then aged 17. This is not recorded by Geikie. His last work according to Bennett was an article on Murchison's Siluria in the ' Quart. Rev.' Oct. 1854, the author dying in the following month,

WILSON (George). The Late Professor Edward Forbes Biographical Sketch and poem. Elm Cottage, Edinburgh. The Author. 1855. pp. 4. 230x160. [13]

FORBES (Professor Edward, F.R.S.). Memoir by Geo. Wilson, M.D., F.R.S.E., and Archibald Geikie, F.R.S.E., F.G.S. London: Macmillan & Co. 1861. pp. x,583. Portrait; many reproductions of clever and humorous sketches by Forbes. 220x140. [361] This is the standard work on the life of the great Manx naturalist. See also M.W. p. 123.

HERDMAN (W. A., F.R.S.). Fourth and final Report on the Marine Zoology of the Irish Sea: Brit. Assoc. Liverpool Meeting, 1896. [6691, A 10]
There are several lists of species, many of which are set down as recorded by Prof. Edward Forbes.

The Birthplace of Forbes. In L(M.T., 23rd May, 1896. [Fr. fol. p. 138]

LEECE (Joseph E.). Edward Forbes, a famous Douglas Boy. In 111.11. Jan. 1897. [Fr. fol. p. 168 et seq.]

Tablet to Professor Edward Forbes, Ballaugh. In Yn L.M. iii, p. 408; 1898.

Edward Forbes. In Manx Worthies, pp. 123-129, 1901. Forbes, Edward, Bust of. Presented to the Biological Station, Port Erin. In Yn Lioar Manninagh, iv; p. 79; 1902.

Professor Edward - Forbes' Centenary celebration in London, with an introduction by William Radcliffe of London. B. & S. 1915. pp. 45. Portrait. 245x184. [3782]

CUBBON (William). The Forbes' Centenary. A Biographical Sketch of Professor Edward Forbes, F.R.S. (1815 - 1854). N.H.A.S. 1915. pp. 16. 184x124. 2d. [3275]

HERDMAN (W. A., D.Sc., F.R.S.). The Life and Work of Professor Edward Forbes, the Manx Naturalist. In 29th Report of Port Erin Biol. Station, 1915. pp. 28. [5172, A 12]

Edward Forbes' Centenary. The London Manx Society Celebrations. The Memorial in Douglas. In Mx Quar. No. 15, 1915; No. 16, 1916.

WOOD (George William). Professor Edward Forbes as an Artist. In Mx Quar. No. 20, 1919.

KERMODE (P. M. C.). Centenary of Professor Forbes. In Proc. of the N.H.A.S. ii, 1923.

GEIKIE (Sir Archibald). Address on Professor Edward Forbes. In Proc. N.H.A.S. ii, 1923.

HERDMAN (W. A., F.R.S.). Address on Professor Edward Forbes. In Proc. N.H.A.S. ii, 1923.

CUBBON (William). Verses written by Professor Edward Forbes. In Proc. N.H.A.S. ii, 1925.

References to Forbes in 'Manx Sun.'
1854.
May 13th. Apptd to Chair of Nat. Hist. in Univ. of Edinburgh. Dec. 2nd. Edward Forbes.
Dec. 16th. Bust of Edward Forbes, King's College. Dec. 23rd. Forbesian Medal.
Dec. 30th. Sonnet to Prof. Forbes. G. H. Wood.
1855.
Jan. 16th & 13th. Forbes' Testimonial.
Feb. 3rd. The Red Tape-Worm.
Feb. 10th. Edward Forbes.
April 28th. Edward Forbes' Monumental Tablet.
May 5th. Forbes' Memorial.
May 19th. Prof. Forbes.
May 26th. Prof. Edward Forbes and Sir Roderick'Murchison. June. Bust of Edwd. Forbes placed in Edinburgh University Museum of Natural History.
July. Proposed Memorial to Edward Forbes.
Sept. 22nd. Prof. Edward Forbes, F.R.S.
1858.
July. Bust of Prof. Edwd. Forbes.
1859.
Jan. Arrival of Bust of Prof. Edwd. Forbes.
Feb. 19th. In Memory of Professor Forbes.
1863.
Jan. Death of Professor Forbes' only son.
See also Mirror, 1831, 1832. Univ. Journal, 1834.
London Mag. of Nat. Hist., 1835.
Mag. Zool. and Bot., 1837.
Trans. Bot. Soc. Edin., 1837.
Rep. Brit. Ass., 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, 1847.
Ann. Nat. Hist., 1838, 1839, 1840, 1941, 1843, 1844, 1845. Athenaeum, 1843.
Quart. Journal Geol. Soc., 1845, 1846, 1850, 1853, 1855. West. Review, 1852.
Lit. Gazette, Nov. 25, 1854.
Edin. New Philosophical Jul. (New Ser.) 1855.

There is a MS. collection of letters (20) written by Professor Forbes to William Thompson, Donegal-square, Belfast, from 5th February, 1840, to 11th Jan., 1851. These have not yet been printed. These were in 1887 presented to the Trustees by Mr. Thompson.

FORBES (James Grellier, Artist, 1831-1857). In Mx .Sun, 24th Oct., 1857.
James Grellier Forbes was the youngest brother of Professor Edward Forbes. He was born in Douglas in 1831, and died at the early age of 26. His career is frequently referred to in the 'Manx Sun.' The 'Grellier' in his name is due to the fact that Grellier, editor of the 'Sun,' was his god-father. The following pictures are recorded as exhibited by him :-In St. Mary's Abbey and Cloisters : 'St. David's, Wales.' In side chapel leading into King John's Hall : 'St. David's, S. Wales,' dated July, 1856, signed J. G. Forbes. Exhibited in London, 1853-1857 : one in Roy. Acad.; one in Brit. Institution ; two in various Exhibitions. These subjects were all historical : 'Prince Hal,' a study (No. 853), 1852. While in London his residence was 2 Russell-place, Fitzroy- square. Other notable pictures by him were : ' Fenella,' a scene from ' Peveril of the Peak'; 'The Village Black- smith,' being a scene in a smithy at Ballaugh, and exhibited with 'Little Nell' at the Nat, Inst., London, in 1857 ; 'The Cobbler,' ' Clovelly in Devon,' exhibited at Birmingham just before his death, besides others. There is a fine crayon drawing in the Manx Museum by J. G. Forbes, entitled : 'For Fools rush in.' It was the gift of the late Mrs. Matthews of Glenmoore, whose family was connected with the Forbes.

FORRESTER , Walter, A.M., Teacher, of Douglas. Testimonials in favour of. Douglas: J. Quiggin. 1840. pp. 28. 180x108. [4171, G 88]
Mr. Forrester conducted an 'academy' in Douglas in 1837.

FREER, Benjamin Michael, of Canada (1837-1898). In M. W. p. 212.

FROWDE, John, of Bermondsey. In Ramsey Courier, Aug. 8th, 1924. [3349]

FRY, Sir William, C.B., C.V.O., Lieut.-Governor (with portrait). In Mx Quar. No. 21, 1920. Also in I.M. Ex., 19th March, 1926.

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