Discover 17 research papers published on
1st March, 1807
II. A Descriptive Catalogue of the British Testacea.
XIV. The Characters of several Genera in the Natural Order of Coniferæ: with Remarks on their Stigmata, and Cotyledons.
XIX. A New Arrangement of the Plants of the Monandrian Class usually called Scitamineæ.
XXVI. Practical statement on the former subject, with claim of premium
III. Some Account of the Pitch‐lake in the Island of Trinidad, in two Letters: The first from Samuel Span, Esq. to James Tobin, Esq. F.L.S.; and the other from Mr. Tobin to Charles Hatchett, Esq. F.R.S. & L.S.; with Observations by Mr. Hatchett.
XIX. On atmospheric phænomena: particularly the formation of clouds; their permanence; their precipitation in rain, snow, and hail; and the consequent rise of the barometer
XIII. Observations on the Genera of Trollius, Eranthis, Helleborus, Coptis, and Isopyrum.
IX. Description of a Species of Jerboa, found in the upper Provinces of Hindustan, between Benares and Hurdwar.
XI. An Account of a Storm of Salt, which fell in January, 1803.
I. Observations on the Perigynous Insertion of the Stamina of Plants.
XVII. Account of a new British Species of Caltha.
IV. Description of a new Species of Lichen.
VII. An Account of some remarkable Shells, found in Cavities of a calcareous Stone called by the Stone‐masons Plymouth‐rag.
XXXII. On the Stanhope temperament of the musical scale
XVIII. Description of a new Genus in the Natural Order of Rubiaceæ, called Rudgea.
VI. Observations respecting a Species of Phalarope, and some other rare British Birds.
XX. Extract from the account of the proceedings of the society of arts, sciences, and belles lettres, of bourdeaux, for the year 1805
XIV. The Characters of several Genera in the Natural Order of Coniferæ: with Remarks on their Stigmata, and Cotyledons.
XIX. A New Arrangement of the Plants of the Monandrian Class usually called Scitamineæ.
XXVI. Practical statement on the former subject, with claim of premium
III. Some Account of the Pitch‐lake in the Island of Trinidad, in two Letters: The first from Samuel Span, Esq. to James Tobin, Esq. F.L.S.; and the other from Mr. Tobin to Charles Hatchett, Esq. F.R.S. & L.S.; with Observations by Mr. Hatchett.
XIX. On atmospheric phænomena: particularly the formation of clouds; their permanence; their precipitation in rain, snow, and hail; and the consequent rise of the barometer
XIII. Observations on the Genera of Trollius, Eranthis, Helleborus, Coptis, and Isopyrum.
IX. Description of a Species of Jerboa, found in the upper Provinces of Hindustan, between Benares and Hurdwar.
XI. An Account of a Storm of Salt, which fell in January, 1803.
I. Observations on the Perigynous Insertion of the Stamina of Plants.
XVII. Account of a new British Species of Caltha.
IV. Description of a new Species of Lichen.
VII. An Account of some remarkable Shells, found in Cavities of a calcareous Stone called by the Stone‐masons Plymouth‐rag.
XXXII. On the Stanhope temperament of the musical scale
XVIII. Description of a new Genus in the Natural Order of Rubiaceæ, called Rudgea.
VI. Observations respecting a Species of Phalarope, and some other rare British Birds.
XX. Extract from the account of the proceedings of the society of arts, sciences, and belles lettres, of bourdeaux, for the year 1805