...especially the study of botany. He corresponded with many learned men in foreign countries. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society and of the Society of Antiquaries of London. Dr. John Fothergill wrote an account of Collinson in 1770. A biography has recently been published...

...of the Right Honorable LORD CHARLES CAVENDISH, Third Sow of William, %ND DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE. fellow of the Royal Society, and of the Society OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON. Trustee of the British Museum and Foreign Associate in the First Class of the INSTITUTE at Paris. BORN...

...the Right Honorable LORD CHARLES CAVENDISH, Third Son of William, 2ND <E>UKE OF VEFO^SHIRE. Pel low of the Royal Society, and of the Society OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON. Trustee of the British Museum and Foreign Associate in the First Class of the INSTITUTE at Paris. BORN...

...Mylord Comte de Bessborough,' London, 4to, with plates. On the title-page Natter is described as fellow of the Royal Society and of the Society of Antiquaries of London. He projected, but did not carry out, a work on glyptography, called 'Museum Britannicum." According...