" [Footnote 5: The paper "On the Form and Distribution of the Landtracts during the Secondary and Tertiary Periods respectively; and on the Effect upon Animal Life which great Changes in Geographical Configuration have probably produced," by Mr. Searles V. Wood, jun., which was published in the Philosophical Magazine, in 1862, was unknown to me when this Address was written.

Faulkner, jun. of Alnwick, which were all consumed.

The late Mr. J. Horrocks, jun., contributed handsomely towards the organ; played it gratuitously; gave liberally towards the choir expenses; and Christ Church is under a lasting debt of gratitude to him for his excellent services.

How long have you had it?" Mr. Hardy, jun., in a studiously unfilial speech, intimated that these pleasantries were not to his taste.

He employed an architect, Mr. G. Basevi, jun., his cousin, with a view to the planning of offices and printing premises.

For D. Browne, jun., and S. Chapman. 1725.

For D. Browne, jun., and S. Chapman.

For D. Browne, jun., and S. Chapman.

For D. Browne, jun., and S. Chapman.

For D. Browne, jun., and S. Chapman.

For D. Browne, jun.; and S. Chapman. 1725.

Mr. Robert Beggar, jun.

Peter Caralet, jun.

James Christie, jun.

George Hardinge, jun.

John Madocks, jun.

Isaac Minors, Esq. T. Minors, jun.

Robert Parker, jun.

William Ramsey, jun.

Ed. by P.H. HUGENHOLTZ, jun., Leyden, 1904.

" AMOS TOWNSEND, JUN.

Mr. A. Pettingal, jun. has recently described a floating island, about a mile southwards of Newbury port, 140 poles in length, and 120 in breadth.

G. Colman, jun., John Bull (1805).

ARTHUR GRIFFINHOOF, JUN.

" BY MR JOHN DRYDEN, JUN., 1696.