The Natural History of Lincolnshire Being the Natural History Section of Lincol
The Natural History of Lincolnshire Being the Natural History Section of Lincol
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We may, however, mention the hedge Stone-wort (Sison amomum\ the Dwarf-spurge {Euphorbia exlgua\ the Musk Mallow (Malva moschata)^ the Hoary Ragwort (Senecio erucifolia\ and the Skull-cap (Scutellaria galericulata\ which was in abundance in Haugham Wood.
A meat tea was provided at the "King's Head" at 5. 15, and the party then received several additions, among them being Mr. C. M. Nesbitt (President of the Louth Society), Mr. Joseph Larder and Mr. J. B, Robinson. After tea sectional and busines...s meetings were held. The accounts were passed ; the thanks of the Union were voted to Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hornsby ; Mr. Fieldsend was elected assistant secretary in the place of Mr. Coe ; it was decided that the annual meeting of the Union should be held at Grimsby on the 22nd of November ; a sum of ^3 35. Was voted to the Rev. E. Adrian Woodruffe-Peacock in aid of the purchase of cases for the plants which he has collected for the county herbarium j and it was announced by the President that it was Natural History.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may, however, mention the hedge Stone-wort (Sison amomum\ the Dwarf-spurge {Euphorbia exlgua\ the Musk Mallow (Malva moschata)^ the Hoary Ragwort (Senecio erucifolia\ and the Skull-cap (Scutellaria galericulata\ which was in abundance in Haugham Wood.
A meat tea was provided at the "King's Head" at 5. 15, and the party then received several additions, among them being Mr. C. M. Nesbitt (President of the Louth Society), Mr. Joseph Larder and Mr. J. B, Robinson. After tea sectional and busines...s meetings were held. The accounts were passed ; the thanks of the Union were voted to Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hornsby ; Mr. Fieldsend was elected assistant secretary in the place of Mr. Coe ; it was decided that the annual meeting of the Union should be held at Grimsby on the 22nd of November ; a sum of ^3 35. Was voted to the Rev. E. Adrian Woodruffe-Peacock in aid of the purchase of cases for the plants which he has collected for the county herbarium j and it was announced by the President that it was Natural History.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Adrian Woodruffe Peacock to read onlineMoreLess
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