The CONTENTS.
LXVI. The Anatomy of a Scallop; by Dr. M-Lister 829
LXVII. A fort of Cockles in East-India ; byM. Witzen 831
LXVIIs. Stones in tbe Heads of Crawfilh ; byOAr. Ch. King ibid.
LXIX. Cancelli, or Soldiers; by OAr. Will.
Cole 832
LXX. 1. A Stellar-FiH» ; by OAr. Winthrop
ibid.
2. By . 833
3. By OAr. Fran. Willoughby ibid.
LXXI. x. A Scolopendra Marina ; by Dr.
Tho. Molyneux ibid.
2. ByOAr. Dale 836
3. By Dr. Molyneux ibid.
LXX 1 I. A Way of Canhing Carps; by OAr.].
Templer 837
LXXUI. Eeles Discovered plentifully inFrosts, in Somersetfhire 3 by Dr. j.Beal ib.LXX 1 V. Ttoo very Large Eeles ; by OAr. Dale
ibid.
LXXV. x. The Generation of Eels; by OAr.Benj. Allen ibid.
2. Bj Air. Dale 838
LXXVI. Oblervations in tbe Anatomy ofaPorpess; by OAr. J. Ray 839
LXXVIf. A Venomous Scratch rviththe Toothof a Porpess ; by Dr. Lister 842
LXXVI 1 I. Poisonous Fisti, a-oukkörBakama-(slands; lyOAr J. L. ibid'
LXXIX. x. Whales and Whale-Fithing a-bout Bermudas ; by . . . ibid-
2. By ... . 844
z. By OAr. Rieh. Norwood ibid.
4. By Air. Rieh. StafFord 845
LXXX- i. The Vfe o/ Air Bladders in Fishes;
by . ibid.
2. By OAr. Boyle 846
3. By OAr. Ray ibid.
LXXXI. The Eyes of Filii; by Dr. Allen
Moulen 847
LXXXII. The Structure of tbe Internal Partsof Filii; by Dr. Ch- Prelton ibid.
LXXXIII. The Wild-Goose; by Dr. M- Li-ster 849
LXXXIV- The Barnacle ; by Sir Rob. Mur-
Swallows founi in Lakes in
MoU-
LXXXVIII.
Winter ; by DA. J. Schefferus2. By M- J. HeveliusLXXX IX. The Rail ; by Dr. Tho.neux
XC. The Wood-cracker; by OAr. Ray
XCI. Tbe Silk-Tail ; hy Dr. Lister _
XC 11 . The Humming-Bird ; by OAr. Jo. Win-throp 8 <54
2. By OAr. Oldenburg ibid.
3. By OAr, Hamersly ibid.
4. By Dr. Neh. Grew 855
XCI 1 I. Observations in tbe Diffection of a
Paroquet ; by OAr. Rieh. Waller ibid.XG 1 V. Observations in the Diffection of anOestridge ; byDr. Edw. Brown 857
XCV. 7 £e Cunturo/Peru; byDr. Hans Sloan
860
XCVI- i. Observations on the Heads ofFowls; by Dr. Allen Moulen ibid.
2. By OAr. J, Clayton 862
XCV II. The Anus of Fowls applied in Malig-nant Diftempers; by OAr. j.Templer 86zXCVIII. X- A Blemish peculiar to tbe Ey es ofHorses; by Dr. Rieh. I.ower 864
2. By . . 1 . ibid.
XCIX- A Horn Hinging at the Nesk of anOx ; by S. Malpighi 86;
C. A LambSuckled by a Weather; by OAr.
Tho. Kirke 869
CT. Grafs founi in tbe Wind-Pipes and Lungsof forae Animals ; by OAr. Rob. Boyle ibid.CII. 1. A Murren in Switzerland, and its
ray
ibid .
LXXXV. 1. The Scotch Barnacle and FrenchMacreuse ; by Dr. Tancred Robinson 8;e>2. T^e Macreule; hy OAr. Ray ibid.
LXXXV I. The Männer of Hatching Chickensat Cairo; by OAr. Jo. Graves 851
LXXXVii. To Breed up Pheasants and Par-
tridges ; by Sir Edm.lxing
852
Cure ; hy Dr. Wincler ' ibid.
2. By Dr. Fred. Slare 870
CIII- The Diseases of Dogs; by Sir TheodoreMayern ibid.
CIV. Observations in tbe Diffection of a Rat;
by OAr. Rieh. Waller 871
CV. x. SableMice; by Sir Paul Rycaut ibid.
2 . By . . . . 872
CVI. Tbe Ruflian Wayof Curing Castoreum ;
by . ibid.
CVII. The Musk-qualb ; by . • - 873
CVI 1 I. The Anatomy of a Mexican Musk-Hog ; by Dr. Edw. Tyson ibid.
CIX. The Anatomy of an Opossum ; by Dr.
Edw. Tyson 881
CX- A OAonstrot» Double Turkey ; by Sir J.
Floyer 898
GXI- A Monstrous Colt ; byOAr . R.Boyle 899CXll- A Monstrous Calf ; hy OAr. DavidThomas ibid.
CXII 1 . A Monstrous Calf withtwoHeads;by Sir Rob. Southwest ibid.
CX 1 V.