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On Calabrian Manna. Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1872) 421-422.
African Ammoniacum. Phartn. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 741.
The botanical origin and country of Myrrh . [Ocean Highways.]Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 821-823.
On Pareira Brava. Pharm,. Journ. III. iv. (1873) 81-83, 102-103.
On a peculiar camphor from China . Pharm. Journ. III. iv.(1874) 709-710. See also p. 722.
Science Papers, chiefly pharmacological . . . edited, with memoir,by J. Ince. London , 1876. 8°.
Hanbury (Daniel), & P. A. Flueckigee.
Pharmacographia. See Flueckigee and Hanbtjry.
Hanbury (Daniel), & Daniel Oliver.
Inquiries relating to Pharmacology and Economic Botany. [Fromthe Admiralty Manual of Scientific Enquiry, Ed. 4. See alsoHerschel (J. F. W.). ] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 204-205,243-245.
IIance (Henry Fletcher).
The so-called “Olives ” (Canarii spp.) of Southern China .[Journ. Bot .] Pharm. Journ. III. i. (1871) 684-685.
The source of the Radix Galangae minoris of pharmacologists.[Linn. Soe. Journ., Bot .] Pharm. Journ. III. ii. (1871) 246-248.
The Green Putchuk of the Chinese . "With some remarks on theantidotal virtues ascribed to Aristolochiae. [Journ. Bot.~\Pharm. Journ. III. iii. (1873) 725-726.
IIance (Henry Fletcher), & W. F. Mayers.
Introduction of Maize into China , Indian Com, Zea Mays, L.With notices of the plant by Chinese authors. Pharm.Journ. III. i. (1870) 522-525.
Hancock (John).
The properties and preparation of the Rio Hegro Sarsaparilla,and of the Angustuva bark, practically examined. London ,1829. 8°.
Remarks on the Siruba, or native Oil of Laurel, its production,uses, etc. London , 1830. 8°.
Observations on the climate, soil, and productions, of BritishGuiana, etc. London , 1835. 8°. Ed. 2. 1840.
Hancock (Thomas).
Personal narrative of the origin and progress of the Caoutchouc or India-rubber manufacture in England ... to which isadded some account of the plants from which Caoutchouc isobtained, etc. London , 1857. 8°.