onovan, an English naturalist, has published a considerable variety of illustrated works on natural history. We shall here mention only his entomological productions: An Epitome of the Natural History of the Insects of China. 1 vol. in 4to, 1798.—An Epitome of the Natural History of the Insects of India. 4to, 1800-4. 2d ed. 1842.—General Illustrations of Entomology, part i.—An Epitome of the Insects of Asia. 1 vol. 4to, 1805.—The Natural History of English Insects. 16 vols. 8vo, 1792-1813. The preceding were valuable and praise-worthy publications for their time, though not in every respect characterized by the scientific accuracy or critical skill which distinguish so many of the entomological works of the present day.

Dratzez, professor of chemistry at Brussels, has published Mémoires sur un nouveau genre d'Insectes Coléoptères, et Description de quelques nouvelles espèces d'Insectes, in the Annales Générales des Sciences Physiques, Paris, 1819-21.

Ferdinand Ochsenheimer is the author of a German work on the Lepidoptera of Europe, Schmetterlinge von Europa, highly esteemed for its critical accuracy and excellent descriptions of the species. The first volume was published in 8vo, at Leipzig, in 1806. The author died in 1822, leaving his work in an incompleted state, only four volumes having been published during his lifetime, the last of which appeared in 1816, consisting chiefly of an improved sketch of his arrangement, from the first to the eighty-seventh genus. Before his death, however, only the first forty-three genera were published in detail, with the characters and descriptions of their respective species; these occupy the first three volumes, the last of which terminates with the genus Euprepia, for the fourth contains, besides the sketch of the arrangement, only notes concerning some of the species published in the preceding volumes. The work has been continued by M. Frederick Treitschke, and the English reader will find an abstract of it by the late J. G. Children, Esq., F.R.S., with a list of the species of each genus, and references to one or more of their respective icons, in the Philosophical Magazine and Annals for 1829. Where the generic characters appeared meagre or defective, Mr Children has given additional ones from the writings of other entomologists; and he has also indicated in numerous notes the new lepidopterous genera (chiefly by Stephens and Curtis), to which the British species mentioned in the text are now to be referred. We may add to the above notice that this great work on the European Lepidoptera, Die Schmetterlinge von Europa, the conjoined labours of Ochsenheimer and Treitschke, is, if not completed, at least terminated, and now consists of 10 vols. 8vo, Leipzig, 1806-36.

James Hubner. Sammlung Europäischer Schmetterlinge. 5 vols. 4to, fig. col., Augsb. 1805-32.—Geschichte Europäischer Schmetterlinge. 4to, Augsb. 1806-34.—Sammlung Exotischer Schmetterlinge. 4to, fig., Augsb. 1806-34. This author was a painter of Augsburg, and his work on the European Lepidoptera is one of the most complete which we possess. It has also the advantage of being proportionally less expensive than many other illustrated volumes, and it exhibits a great variety of Larvae. Hubner is the author of several other entomological works besides those named above.

Carl Fred. Fallén. Observationes Entomologicae. Lund, 1802-7.—Monographia Cicadarum Sueciae. 8vo, Holmiae, 1805-6.—Monographia Cantharidum et Malachiorum Sueciae. 4to, Lund, 1807.—Specimen Entomologorum Dipterorum disponeendi methodum exhibens. 4to, Ibid., 1810-14.—Hydrocorides et Naucoresides Sueciae. 4to, Ibid., 1814.—Aribii Sueciae, 4to, Ibid., 1814.—Ar- Francis Klug, M.D., of Berlin, and one of the directors of the museum there, has contributed many treatises to Entomology. Of these we may indicate the following:—Monographia Stiricum Germaniae, &c. 1 vol. 4to, with coloured plates, Berlin, 1803.—A Critical Review of the genera of Fabricius, derived from Apis of Linnaeus, published in Illiger's Magazin für Insectenkunde, 1807.—Entomologische Monographien, 1 vol. 8vo, with figures, Berlin, 1824.—Prosopis novum genus Insectorum Orthopterorum, in folio, with plates.—Entomologische Brasilianische Specimen. Dr Klug has published in German (Bericht über, &c.) a Rapport on a collection of coleopterous insects from Madagascar, 1 vol. 4to, with plates, Berlin, 1835; and he is the author of an Entomological Annual—Jahrbucher der Insectenkunde, of which we are acquainted with only a single volume, published at Berlin in 1824. In conjunction with Ehrenberg he has figured and described various African and Asiatic insects in Symbolae Physicae, fol., fig. col., Berlin, 1829–30; and has published several monographs of great value.

John Louis Charles Gravenhorst, of Gottingen, a skillful entomologist, has composed the following works:—Coleoptera micropterata Brunneicollis. 1 vol. 8vo, 1802.—Monographia Coleopterorum micropterorum. 1 vol. 8vo, 1806.—Monographie du genre Ichneumon. 1 vol. 8vo, with figures, 1814.—Monographia Ichneumonum Pedemontis regionis, forming a portion of the twenty-fourth volume of the Mem. de l'Acad. des Sciences of Turin.—Monographie des Ichneumons Aptères. 1 vol. 8vo, with figures.—Conspectus generum et familiarium Ichneumonidum, in 4to, conjointly with Nees ab Esenbeck.—Beiträge zur Entomologie. 1 vol. 8vo.—Lastly, Ichneumonologia Europaea, in 3 large 8vo volumes, 1829, containing above 2800 pages, devoted to the Ichneumonidae alone.

Charles Schreiber, director of the imperial cabinet of natural history at Vienna, among his other writings has given us descriptions of various Coleopterous Insects, with figures, in the 6th vol. of the Linn. Trans., 1806.

Marcel de Serres, professor of mineralogy to the Faculty of Sciences of Montpellier, has composed many excellent articles on the anatomy of insects, printed in the Mem. du Museum and elsewhere (see especially his observations on the Vaisseau dorsal, ibid., 1819), and has published a Mémoire sur les yeux composés et les yeux lisses des Insectes, &c. 1 vol. 8vo, with figures, 1813.

William Elford Leach, M.D., F.R.S., &c., an English naturalist of great zeal and intelligence, continued Dr Shaw's work, under the title of the Zoological Miscellany, 3 vols. 8vo, Lond. 1814–17. He was also the author of various elaborate treatises on insects, published in the Linn. Trans., and in the British and foreign Encyclopedias. His enthusiasm for Entomology has been productive of an advantage to the study in this country, which has now spread insensibly far beyond the benefit directly derivable from his own particular labours. His early death was much deplored.

Nees ab Esenbeck, a noted botanist, has published Monographie der Ichneumoniden. 2 vols. 8vo, Stuttg., 1828.

Also Hymenopterorum Ichneumonibus affiniim Monographia. Vol. 1st and 2d, Stuttgart, 1834.

C. A. Walckenaer, beside his Faune Parisienne, and his works on the Arachnides, has published Memoires pour servir à l'Histoire Naturelle des Abeilles solitaires. 1 vol. 8vo, Paris, 1817.—Also Recherches sur les insectes nuisibles à la rigne, connus des Anciens et des Modernes, et sur les moyens de s'opposer à leur ravages. 8vo, Paris, 1835.

William Sharpe Macleay, A.M., is the author of a work named Horae Entomologicae, or Essays on the Annulose Animals, 1 vol. 8vo, in two parts, 1819–21, remarkable for its elucidation of the circular progression of affinities. It is a production of great value. The same author has published Annulosa Javanica, part 1st, 4to, Lond. 1825, and has contributed various papers to the Linn. Trans., the Zoological Journal, and the Transactions of the Zoological Society.

The Rev. Landsdown Guilding, of St Vincent's, deceased, was one of the most active of the naturalists ever stationed within the tropics. He was the author of several entomological papers published in the Transactions of the Linnean Society (1829, &c.), and the Zoological Journal.

John James Hagenbach, who died in 1826, was one of the conservators of the Royal Museum of Leyden. He made known a singular coleopterous insect, from Java, in his Mormolyce novum genus. 1 vol. 8vo, with a plate, Nuremberg, 1825. He was also the author of Symbola Fauna Insectorum Helvetici. Fascic. 1, with plates, Basil, 1822.

Arvid David Hammel wrote Quelques Observations sur la Blatte Germanique, in 8vo, Petersburg, 1821; and between that year and 1827 he published six numbers of Essais Entomologiques.

Lepelletier de St Fargeau is known as the author of a Monographie des Chrissis des environs de Paris, in the Ann. du Mus. d'Hist. Nat. No. 58, and of a Monographia Tenthriddinarum Synonymia extricata, 1 vol. 8vo, Paris, 1823. He has communicated to the Academy of Sciences Observations sur les accouplements de diverses espèces de Volucelles, genre de Diptères; and has composed, jointly with M. de Serville, the tenth volume of Entomologie de l'Encyclopédie Méthodique. With M. Brullé, he has published a Monographie du Genre Crabro in Ann. Soc. Ent. iii. 683; and in his own proper person is the author of Hist. Nat. des Insectes Hyménoptères. 3 vols. 8vo, fig. Paris, 1836.

C. R. G. Wiedmann, professor at Kiel, has written Diptera exotica, 1 vol. in 8vo, part first, with figures, Kiel, 1821. He is likewise the author of Analecta Entomologica, in 4to, with plates, Kiel, 1824, and of other works.

C. L. Sahlberg, professor of natural history at Abo in Finland, commenced an Entomology of that country, under the title of Dissertatio Entomologica Insecta Fenica enumeratis. 8vo, 1817–1823. He is also the author of Periculi Entomographici. 1 vol. 8vo, with plates, Abo, 1823.

George Dahl, of Vienna, an entomological merchant, or dealer in insects, and a well-instructed entomologist, has printed catalogues of the different orders, particularly Coleoptera and Lepidoptera. 1 vol. 8vo, Vienna, 1823.

M. Charpentier is favourably known as the author of Horae Entomologicae adjectis tabulis novem coloratis. 4to, 1825. Libellulina Europea, descript. et depict. Lips., 1840. Orthoptera, descript. et depict. Lips., 1841–45.

John William Dalman, formerly director of the Stockholm museum, is known as the author of the following works:—Insectorum Nova Genera. 8vo, Holmiae, 1819.—Analecta Entomologica, with plates, 1 vol. 4to, Holmiae, 1823.—Prodromus Monographiae Castniæ, with a plate, 1 vol. 4to, 1825.—Om nagra svenska arter af Coccus, with plates, 4to, Stockholm, 1826.—A monograph on the Chalcidites, or Pteromalini of the author, 1 vol. 8vo, 1820.—A Synopsis Table of the Butterflies of Sweden, published in the Memoires de l'Academie de Stockholm. 1816.—Ephe- merides Entomologiae. 1 vol. 8vo, Holmiae, 1824.—A memoir on certain Ichneumonidae. 1 vol. 8vo, 1825.—Also of a memoir in the Swedish language, on the Insects included in Amber. 1 vol. 8vo, 1826.

Gottlieb Fischer de Waldheim, a German naturalist, is (or was) director of the Imperial Museum of Moscow. To this author we owe innumerable papers, entomological and other, in the Memoirs and Bulletins of the Société Impér. de Moscou, &c. We shall here name only some of such as have been published apart, Entomographia Imperii Russici (et genera Insectorum systematice exposita, &c.) 4 vols. 4to, col. pl., Mosquæ, 1820-43.—Lettre au Dr Prazier, contenant un notice sur plusieurs nouveaux Insectes, 4to, Ibid. 1820.—Notice sur l'Argus de Perse (Mallich de Mianeh), décrits par les voyageurs sous le nom de Punaise ténineuse de Miana, 4to, Ibid. 1823.—Lettre sur le Physodactyle, nouveau genre de Coloptères Elateroides, 8vo, Ibid. 1824.—Notice sur le Tetigotis, nouveau gen. d'Orthoptères de la Russie, 8vo, Ibid. 1830.—Notice sur Phlocerus, nouveau gen. d'Orthop. de la Russie, 4to, Ibid. 1833.—Catalogus Coleopterorum in Siberia orientali, &c. 8vo, Mosc. 1842.

J. E. Fischer von Roesslerstamm. Ueber das Tollen und Aufsuchen der Schmetterlinge. Prag. 1827.—Abbildung zur Berichtigung und Ergänzung der Schmetterlingskunde besonders der Mikrolepidoptologie als Suppl. zu Treitschke's u. Hübner's Europ. Schmetterlingen, 4to, fig. Leipzig. 134, et seq.

T. Bart. Fischer. Tentamen Conspectus Cantharidiorum, 4to, Monach. 1827.

Leop. Henr. Fischer. Dissert. inaug. zool. sistens enumerationem Coleopterorum circa Friburgum Brisg. &c. 8vo, 1843.

A. M. G. Duméril. Of the numerous writings of this distinguished naturalist, we shall now name those on entomology alone. Exposition d'une méthode Naturelle pour l'étude et la classification des Insectes. 8vo, fig. Paris, 1801.—Considerations générales sur la classe des Insectes. 8vo, fig. Paris, 1823. He has published many excellent Reports in the Comptes Rendus.

Leon Dufour, a physician in Saint Sever (Landes), is the author of several highly esteemed contributions to entomology. We shall here mention Mémoire Anatomique sur une nouvelle espèce d'Insecte du genre Brachine, in the 18th vol. of the Annales du Muséum d'Hist. Nat., Paris, 1811.—Mémoires sur l'Anatomie des Coleoptères, des Cicales, des Cicadelles, des Labidourées ou Forficulæ.—sur une nouvelle espèce d'Ornithomyia.—sur le genre Oxyptère.—all printed in the Annales des Sciences Naturelles, 1824-28. He has also written Sur l'Anatomie des Scolecs, in the Journal de Physique. Sept. 1818; besides describing many new species of Coleoptera, and the anatomy of Ranatra linearis, and of Nepa cinerea, in the Annales Générales des Sciences Physiques. Among his other works may be mentioned, Recherches Anatomiques et Physiologiques sur les Hemiptères, accompagnées de considérations relatives à l'histoire naturelle et à la classification de ces insectes. 1 vol. 4to, with plates, Paris, 1833.—Recherches anatomiques, &c., sur les insectes Coleoptères des genres Macrophylus et Elmias. 8vo, Paris, 1835.—Mémoire pour servir à l'histoire des Odynières, &c. 8vo, Ibid. 1839.—Hist. des metam. des Cecidomyes. 8vo, Ibid. 1840.—Observations sur les metam. du Cerceris buzyctesticus, &c. 8vo, Ibid. 1840.—Recherches anatomiques et physiologiques sur les Orthoptères, les Hyménoptères, et les Neuroptères. 4to, Ibid. 1841.

A. J. Duponchel is the continuator of the Histoire Naturelle des Lepidoptères de France, of the late M. Godart, 11 vols. 8vo, Paris, 1821-40. There is a Supplement to the preceding, in 4 vols. 8vo, Ibid. 1834-45. He has published a Monographie du genre Eryote, with plates, in the 12th vol. of the Mémoires du Museum; and is, moreover, the author of the following works: Iconographie des Chenilles pour faire suite à l'Hist. nat. des Lepidoptères de France. 31 livraux, pl. col. 8vo, Paris, 1832-42.—Tableau méthodiques des Lepidoptères de l'Europe, distribués en familles, &c., pour servir de complément et de rectification à l'Hist. Nat. des Lepidoptères de France. 8vo, Paris, 1844. M. Duponchel has contributed largely to the Ann. de la Soc. Ent., and other periodicals.

Romaineau-Desvoidy, a physician of St Saver, has written several elaborate treatises relating to Entomology, such as Recherches sur l'organisation vertébrale des Crustacés, des Arachnides, et des Insectes. 1 vol. 8vo, Paris, 1828.—Essai sur la tribu des Culicidæ, in the 2d vol. of Mem. de la Soc. d'Hist. Nat. de Paris; and a work Sur les Diptères de la tribu des Muscides, printed in the Mem. des Savants Étrangers de l'Acad. des Sciences.

John Curtis, F.L.S., &c., an English entomologist, commenced and concluded several years ago a work entitled Illustrations of the Genera of British Insects. "Leurs caractères," says Baron Cuvier, "y sont représentés avec la plus grande fidélité." It may be safely asserted, that for elegance of design and accuracy of execution, combined with the most beautiful and exquisitely finished mode of colouring, it is a matter of doubt whether any rival to its plates can be found within the entire range of entomological productions. A new and less costly edition has recently appeared. Mr Curtis has also published a Guide to an arrangement of British Insects. 8vo, 1831.

James Francis Stephens, F.L. & Z.S., published a Systematic Catalogue of British Insects, in one large volume 8vo, 1829. Although it presents merely a list of names and synonyms, this is a most praiseworthy and valuable work, and was the first to exhibit a systematic view of our indigenous species. It enumerates 10,012 names of native insects, a number greatly surpassing what could have been anticipated a few years back. Mr Stephens is likewise the author of a well-known work, Illustrations of British Entomology, in 10 vols. 8vo, London, 1827-35. It is pleasingly adorned in a pictorial point of view, and containing very excellent descriptions, has not failed in being classed by competent judges with the most successful efforts in its line. By the same writer we have also the Nomenclature of British Insects, 2d edit. 1833,—a useful compendium.

H. J. Stanton has published several papers relating to insects in the Trans. Entom. Society. By the same author we have also the three following works:—Nomenclature of British Insects. 2d ed. 1833.—An Abstract of the Indigenous Lepidoptera, contained in the "Verzeichnis bekannter Schmetterlinge" of Hübner. London, 1835.—A Manual of British Coleoptera, or Beetles, containing a brief Description of all the species of Beetles hitherto ascertained to inhabit Great Britain and Ireland. 8vo, Lond. 1839.

William Swainson, F.R.S., &c., a noted naturalist, and excellent draftsman, has published, in his Zoological Illustrations (first series, 3 vols. 8vo, 1820-3, second series, 3 vols. 8vo, 1832-8), many beautiful figures of new and rare insects, chiefly Lepidoptera. The careful study of Mr Swainson's Illustrations, as well as of those of Mr Curtis, must prove delightful, not alone to the mere entomologist, but to every eye accustomed to receive pleasure from the tasteful representation of nature. The figures of our present author are almost all drawn by himself on stone. His more recent entomological work is, On the History and Natural Arrangement of Insects (in conjunction with Mr Shuckard). 8vo, Lond. 1840.

W. Woon, F.I.S., is author of Illustrations of the Linnaean Genera of Insects, 2 vols. 12mo, London, 1821; and of Index Entomologicus, or a complete illustrated Catalogue of the Lepidopterous Insects of Great Britain, 8vo, Lond. 1839-45. This useful and meritorious work contains 1944 coloured figures of butterflies and moths. A supplement by Mr Westwood has since appeared, containing the recently discovered species.

Thomas Horsfield, M.D., an English naturalist now or formerly in the service of the Honourable East India Company, is the author of Catalogue of Lepidopterous Insects in the museum of that Company, parts i. and ii. royal 4to, London, 1828-29,—a work of great interest, from its excellent representation of the metamorphoses of many Javanese butterflies.

Francis Gedde, a Russian physician and naturalist, stationed at Barnaul in Siberia, has published a memoir in 4to, entitled Observationes Entomologicae, besides various papers in the Mémoires de la Soc des Naturalistes de Moscou, chiefly vols. v. vi. and viii.; also, Catalogus Coleopterorum Siberiae Occidentalis, &c. 4to, Berlin, 1830.—Note et additamenta ad hunc Catalogum, 8vo, Mosc. 1833. He has done much to illustrate the insects of Siberia, of which otherwise we know but little.

Ernest Frederick Germar, a German naturalist, professor of mineralogy at Halle, is the author of Dissertatio sistens Bombyce Species, &c. 4to, Leipzig, 1811. Conjoined with Zinken Von Sommer, he continued Illiger's Magazin für Insektenkunde, under the title of Magazin der Entomologie, 4 vols. 8vo, Halle, 1813-21; and with Kaulfuss, carried on Ahren's Fauna Insectorum Europae, Fascic. iii.-viii., 8vo, Ibid. 1816-22. In his Reise nach Dalmatien (8vo, Altenb. 1817), he gives an account of the insects he encountered. He is the author of Insectorum Species Novae aut minus cognita, &c. 1 vol. 8vo, fig., Halle, 1824. Professor Germar has particularly applied himself to the Curculionidae; and in the work last named, in which he describes 891 Coleopterous species, 318 belong to that splendid family. He has written a great many separate papers in the Mag. der Ent., Silbermann's Rev. Ent., and in a work conducted by himself, the Zeitschrift für die Entomologie, 5 vols. 8vo, Leipzig, 1839-44.

Jean Baptiste Godart compiled the article Papillons of the Encyclopédie Méthodique, and wrote the first five volumes of the Histoire Naturelle des Lépidoptères ou Papillons de France, commenced in 1821, and continued (Godart being dead) by M. Duponchel. It now consists of 11 vols. (in 13) 8vo, Paris, 1821-40. The Supplements form 4 more vols. Ibid. 1832-45. We likewise owe to M. Godart (in conjunction with MM. Duponchel and Guénée) Iconographie des Chenilles pour faire suite à l'Hist. Nat. des Lépidoptères, &c., in livraisons, 8vo, Paris, 1832-42.

Francis Bonelli, director of the cabinet of natural history, and professor of zoology, at Turin (now deceased), was the author, among other works, of Observations Entomologiques, in two parts, published in the Mémoires de l'Academie des Sciences de Turin, for 1809. Their object is the genus Carabus of Linnaeus, which he has greatly divided; and most of his new genera have been received and adopted by entomologists. In the thirteenth volume of the above-named memoirs, Professor Bonelli has also published Descrizione de set nuovi insetti lepidotteri della Sardegna, 4to, Torino, 1824.

Charles Gustavus Carus, professor at Dresden, is the author (we need not here mention his well-known works on physiology and comparative anatomy) of a Memoir on the Circulation of the Larva of Neuropterous Insects, 4to, Leipzig, 1827.

J. Chabrier has composed a series of memoirs on the flight of insects, in which the muscular economy is well described. They are now published in a collected form, with the title of Essai sur le Vol des Insectes, 1 vol. 4to, Paris, 1820.

C. G. Mannerheim, a councillor of the Emperor of Russia, has contributed to Entomology.—Euenemis insectorum genus, 1 vol. 8vo, with plates, 1823:—Observations sur le genre Megalope, in the tenth volume of the Memoirs of the Imperial Academy of Sciences of St Petersburg, 1824:—

Description de quarante nouvelles espèces de Scarabeides du Brazil, in 4to, with plates, 1829. M. Mannerheim is likewise the author of Précis d'un nouvel arrangement de la famille des Brachylytres, in 4to, Petersburg, 1830; and has contributed to the Bulletin des Not. de Mosc. and the Rev. Zool.

Straus-Dubekheim is the author of a very admirable work,—Considerations générales sur l'Anatomie comparée des animaux articulés, auxquelles on joint l'anatomie descriptive du Hanneton. 1 vol. 4to, with plates, Paris, 1828.

Frederick Tretschke, a writer of authority on the Lepidopterous order, has continued Ochsenheimer's Schmetterlinge von Europa, 10 vols. 8vo, Leipzig, 1807-35; and is the author of Hufsbuch für Schmetterlinge sammeln. 8vo, fig., col., Wien, 1834.

J. Gust. Billberg. Monographia Mylabridum. 8vo, Holmiae, 1812.—Enumeratio Insectorum in museo suo. 4to, Ibid., 1820.—Synopsis Faune Scandinavie. 12mo, Stockholm, 1827.

Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire. Memoires sur l'organisation des Insectes. 4 parts, 8vo, Paris, 1820. The writings of this great anatomist are innumerable on other departments of natural history.

Fr. Eschscholtz. Entomographien. 8vo, fig., Berl. 1822.—Species Insectorum novae descripta. Mosqua, 1823.

More recently we are indebted to this author for many excellent contributions to the Mem. Soc. Nat. Moscou, &c.

J. A. Arnberg. Diss. Entom. de Hemipteris maxillosis cepensis. 4to, Upsal, 1822.

Baron F. de Lafresnaye. Réflexions sur les Localités propres à certain espèces d'Insectes. 8vo, Paris, 1823.

J. K. Broch. Correspondance Entomologique. 8vo, Mullhausen, 1823.

J. Kochlin. Correspondance Entomologique. 8vo, fig., Mulh., 1823.

C. U. Werterling. Dissert. Entomol. de Hemipteris rostratis cepensis. 4to, Upsal, 1822.

B. F. Fries. Observationes Entomologicae.—Monographia Simuliumarum Sueciae. 8vo, fig., Stockh., 1824.—Monographia Tangyporus Sueciae. 8vo, fig., Lund, 1823.

—Jerr. The Butterfly Collector's Vademecum. 12mo, Ipswich, 1824.

B. Jager. Catalogus Insectorum, quae in Chersonesus Tauricus collocati. 8vo, fig., St Petersb., 1827.

J. Vander-Hoven. Systematische Beschrijving van eenige Insecten van Noord-Nederland. 8vo, Amsterdam 1827.

A. Ingpen. Instructions for collecting, rearing, and preserving British Insects. 18mo, fig., col., Lond. 1827.

Ch. Lier and F. Duval. Collection des Lépidoptères ou Papillons des Pays-Bas et de France. 8vo, fig., Brux. 1827.

Bern. Angelini. Ascalafi Italiani, con nuova Specie. 8vo, Milano, 1827.

M. Sonoglia has contributed to entomology a work under the title of,—Insectorum Liguria Species nova. 2 vols. 4to. Genève, 1827.

F. L. Lebreux. Hist. Nat. des Lépidoptères, ou Papillon. 12mo, Valenciennes, 1827.

Al. Lefebure. Description de divers Insectes inédits recueillis en Sicile. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1837. This author has also contributed to the Ann. de la Soc. Ent. de France.

Gius. Bertoloni. Lettera a Conte Fil. Re Su Varri Insetti nocivi all'Agricoltura. 8vo, Milano, 1812.—Memo- ria sopra due rare Farfalle trovate nel Territorio Lunese. 8vo, fig., Bol. 1829.—Descriptio nove speciei e Coleopte- rorum ordine. 4to, fig., Bonon. 1837.—Diss. de Insectis que hieme et vere ann. 1832-33 sata Tritici vastarunt in Bibliography. Theod. Thon has published some representations of exotic Coleoptera, under the title of Abildungen dänischer Insecten. I. Käfer, 4to, Jena, 1826-28.—Also Neue Schmetterlingsbeleuchtungen. Prospectus, 8vo, Jena, 1828.

O. G. Costa. Osservazione sugli Insetti dell'Olive e delle Olive. Atti di Napoli, 1828.—Specie Nuove di Lepidoptera del Regno di Napoli. 8vo, fig., Nap. 1832.—Nuove Osservazioni intorno alle Cocciniglie ed ai loro preti maschi. 4to, fig., Napoli, 1835.—Memoria degli Insetti di terra Otranto. Atti Accad. Nap. iv.—Descrizione degli Insetti che vivono ne fumarai del cratere del Vesuvio. 4to, Ibid., 1836.

Fr. Frolich. Enumeratio Tortricum, &c. 8vo, Tubing, 1828.

Berlèze. Destruction de la larve du Hameton. 8vo, Paris, 1828.

Leon Lalande. Manuel Entomologique pour la Classification des Lepidopteres de France, &c. 2 vols. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1829.

François Etienne Guerin-Meneville. This assiduous author and excellent draftsman has contributed largely to entomological science, especially in the way of illustrated works. A great majority of his scientific papers have appeared in the Mag. de Zoologie, and the Rev. Zoologique, of which periodicals he has had the direction. His Iconographie du Règne Animal of Cuvier illustrates the class Insecta (of which there are 111 plates), in common with all the other great groups, and consists of 7 vols. 8vo, Paris, 1829-39. He has published a Magazine d'Entomologie, ou Description et Figures des Insectes in-dits ou non encore figurées, 8vo, Paris, 1830; and, jointly with M. Percheron, Genera des Insectes, ou Exposition détaillée de tous les caractères propres à chacun des genres de cette classe d'animaux, 8vo, fig. col., Paris, 1831-35. He worked the entomological portion of Duperry's Voyage autour du Monde (fol., Paris, 1829), of Belanger's Voyage aux Indes Orientales (4to, Paris, 1831-44), of Bory de St Vincent's Expedition Scientifique en Morée (4to, Paris, 1832-5), and of Delessert's Souvenirs d'un Voyage dans l'Inde (8vo, Paris, 1843). Along with M. Goudot he has given us an account of Insectes nouveaux observés sur les plateaux des Cordillères et dans les Vallées Chaudes de la Nouvelle Grenade; and (with Reiche) has described some Abyssinian insects in the Voyages of Ferret and Galinier—of Vaillant and Lefebure. Of these later essays we do not know the date. M. Guérin's latest work, to our knowledge, is his Recherches sur les vers à soie sauvages et domestiques. 8vo, Paris, 1854.

Jean Macquart. This author excels in his knowledge of the Dipteron order. Insectes Diptères du Nord de France. 5 vols. 8vo, fig., 1825-29.—Hist. Nat. des Insectes Diptères; ouvrage faisant suite à Buffon. 2 vols. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1834-35.—Diptères Exotiques nouveaux, ou peu connus. 3 vols. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1836-40.—Memoire sur les harmonies entomologiques, lu en séance générale du Congrès Scientifique de France. 8vo, Arras.—Mémoires sur les Insectes Nuisibles à l'Agriculture. Ibid. (Zuchold's Bibliotheca, 1854.)

John William Zetterstedt, a Swedish naturalist, has published several works on the entomology of northern Europe. Orthoptera Suecica disposita et descripta. 8vo, Lund, 1821.—Fauna Insectorum Lapponica. 8vo, Hamm, 1828.—Insecta Lapponica. 4to, Leipzig, 1838-40.—Diptera Scandinavia disposita et descripta. 9 vols. 8vo, Lund, 1842-50.

Jean Victor Audouin (now deceased), sub-librarian to the Institute of France, and professor in the Jardin des Plantes, is the author of several signal works.—Recherches Anatomiques sur les thorax des animaux articulés, et celui des Hexapodes en particuliers. 8vo, Paris, 1821.—Rech. Anat. sur le Drile jaunâtre. 8vo, Ibid., 1824. Jointly with M. Milne-Edwards, M. Audouin is author of Iconographie des Insectes, 32mo, Paris, 1828; and of Résumé d'Entomologie. 2 vols. 8vo, Ibid., 1829.—With M. Brulé he has published Hist. Nat. des Insectes, traitant de leur Organisation, de leurs Mœurs en général, &c. 4 vols. 8vo, fig. col., Paris, 1834-36;—and Description des Espèces nouvelles ou peu connues de la famille des Cicindélides, faisant partie de la Coll. du Muséum. 4to, fig. col., 1839. Many years ago he gave an Explication Sommaire of the entomological plates of the great French work on Egypt. His latest and most remarkable work is his Histoire des Insectes nuisibles à la ligne et particulièrement de la Cote d'Or, &c. (6 livraux.) 4to, pl. col., Paris, 1840-42. This production almost equals in minute and laborious accuracy the famous anatomical volume by Lyonnet on the Chenille de Saule.

H. Milne-Edwards. Of this distinguished writer on comparative anatomy and physiology, the only work with which we are acquainted relating specially to insects is the Résumé d'Entomologie, just mentioned as a joint-production with M. Audouin. 2 vols. 8vo, Paris, 1828-29.

J. A. Boisduval. This noted entomologist was formerly conservator of the collection of Comte Dejean, and has published numerous works on insects, all of great value.—Notice sur cinq espèces nouvelles de Lépidoptères d'Europe. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1827.—Monographie des Zygaenides suivie d'un Tableau méthodique de classification des Coléoptères. 8vo, Ibid., 1828.—Europaeorum Lepidopterorum Index Methodicus. 8vo, Ibid., 1829.—Partie Entomologique de la Relation du Voyage autour du Monde en 1826-29, par M. Dumont d'Urville, 5 livraisons, fol., Paris.—Faune Entomologique de Madagascar, Bourbon, et Maurice; partie des Lépidoptères, avec des notes sur leurs mœurs par Sganzi. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1833.—Faune Entomologique de l'Océanie, contenant la description de toutes les espèces de Coléoptères, &c., découvertes jusqu'à ce jour dans cette partie du monde, et les espèces des autres ordres rapportées par l'Expédition de l'Astrolabe. 2 vols. 8vo, atlas, Paris, 1832-35. In this work the author has given a descriptive catalogue of the insects of Australia, and the islands of the Pacific, so far as they had been then ascertained, or his opportunities extended.—L'Entomologie du Voyage autour du Monde sur la Corvette la Coquille. 2 vols. 8vo, pl. col. in folio, Paris, 1835.—Spécies général des Lépidoptères. 8vo, Paris, 1836.—Icones historiques des Lépidoptères d'Europe nouveaux ou peu connus. 8vo, Paris, 1832-41 (par livraisons).—Hist. Nat. des Insectes Lépidoptères. 8vo, Paris (in Suites à Buffon).—Genera et Index Methodicus Europaeorum Lepidopterorum. 8vo, Paris, 1840. In conjunction with M. Lacordaire, our author has published, Faune Entomologique des environs de Paris, &c., Coléoptères. 1 vol. 18mo, Paris, 1835—(with Dejean and Aubé, Iconographie et Hist. Nat. des Coléoptères d'Europe. 12 vols. 8vo, pl. col., Paris, 1829-40.—with Leconte, Hist. gen. et iconographie des Lépidoptères et des Chenilles de l'Amérique Septentrionale. Par livraisons. 8vo, Paris, 1830-42.—with Ramhur et Grasslin, Collection iconographique et historique des Chenilles d'Europe, &c. Par livraisons, 8vo. Paris, 1832-37.—M. Boisduval has recently contributed to our knowledge of the Lepidoptera of California in the Ann. de la Soc. Ent. of France.

George Samouelle is the author of Nomenclature of British Entomology, alphabetically arranged. 8vo, London, 1819.—The Entomologist's useful Compendium, &c. 8vo, with figures. Lond., 1819.—General directions for collecting and preserving Exotic Insects, &c. 8vo, Lond. 1826.—The Entomological Cabinet. 2 vols. 8vo, Lond. 1834.

L. Arragona. De quibusdam Insectis novis aut rarioribus. 8vo, Tic. Reg. 1830.—De quibusdam Coleopteris Italici Tentamen. 8vo, Tic. Reg. 1830. James Rennie. Insect Architecture, to which are added, Miscellaneous on the Ravages, the Preservation for purposes of Study, and the Classification of Insects. 2 vols. Svo. Lond. 1830. New Edition in Knight's Weekly Volume (vols. 39 and 40), Ibid., 1845.—Alphabet of Insects, for the use of Beginners. 12mo. Lond. 1832.

Che Zimmermann. Monographie der Carabiden. Svo, Berl. u. Halle, 1831–32.

F. S. Hemprich (and C. G. Ehrenberg).—Symbola physicae, seu icon. et des. Insectorum quae in itinere, &c. Folio, Berol. 1830–34.

Franck. Catalogue des Lepidopteres de sa Collection. Svo, Strasb. 1830.

Aloys Cadolini. Enumeratio Carabicorum Ticinensis, &c. Svo, Ticini Reg. 1830.

Brambilla. Enumeratio Caraborum Ticinensis. 1830.

P. W. Brandsten. Bombi Scandinaviae, monographia tractati et Iconibus illustrati. Lond. Goth. 1832.

Maximilian Spinola, a Genoese of noble birth, and an accomplished naturalist, is the author of the following works:—Insectorum Liguriae species novae aut antiquae, 2 vols. 4to, Genoa, 1806–8.—Essai sur les Genres d'Insectes appartenant à l'ordre des Hemiptères, &c. Svo, Genes, 1837, Paris, 1840.—Essai sur la Fulgorelles, 2 vols. Svo, fig., Genes, 1839.—Description d'un nouveau genre de Coléoptères Xylophages, et de quelques autres Insectes. Svo, fig., Paris, 1839.—Considerazioni sopra i costumi degli Insetti Imenotteri del genere Sirax, Fab., e sopra il miglior porto dei Siriceti nel metodo razionale. Svo, Genoa, 1843.—Osservazioni sopra i caratteri naturali di tre famiglie di Insetti imenotteri, le Vesparie, le Massaride, e le Crisidide. Svo, Genoa, 1843.—Essai Monographique sur les Clerites, insectes Coléoptères. 2 vols. 8vo, pl., col., Genes, 1844.—Tavola sinottica dei generi spettanti alla classe degli Insetti Astrotipidi, Hemiptera, Lian. 4to, Modena, 1850.

Signor Spinola has moreover contributed numerous entomological memoirs, of a more special nature, to the Annales du Mus., the Ann de Soc. Ent., the Revue Zoologique, and other periodicals.

T. E. Kernell. Exercitationes hymenopterologicae ad illust. faunam Suecicam. Svo, Lond. Goth. 1831.

F. C. Kielsenn. Icones Insectorum. Svo, Hafn. 1835.

R. A. Philippi, in the form of an inaugural dissertation, has given us Orthoptera Berolinensis. 4to, fig., Berol., 1830.

Max. Perti. Detectus animantium articulatarum quae in Itinere per Braziliam collegerunt Dr de Spix et Dr de Martius. Fol. fig. fasc. i–iii., Monach, 1830–33.—Observationes nonnullae in Coleoptera Indie Orientales. 4to, Monach, 1831.—De Insectorum in America Meridionale habitantium vita genere moribus ac distributione geographicâ Observationes nonnullae. Fol., Ibid. 1833.

T. Bruand. Entomologie. Svo, Besançon, 1844.

Aug. Brullé. Coup d'œil sur l'Entomologie de la Morée. Svo, Paris, 1831.—Hist. Nat. des Insectes Coléoptères. Paris, 1834.—Thèse sur le Gisement des Insectes fossiles, &c. 4to, Paris, 1839.—Also various papers in the Ann. de la Soc. Ent. de France, and (with Guérin-Méneville) the entomological portion of the French Expedition Scientifique en Morée, 4to, atlas fol. To M. Brullé we are more recently indebted for a work on the Ichneumons, forming the fourth volume of the Suites à Buffon.

Giuseppe Genè. Author of various contributions to entomology in the Memoirs of the Academy of Turin, and other foreign works. He has published apart, Su gli Insetti più nocivi, Svo, con. tav., Milano, 1827.—Saggio di una Monografia delle Forficule indigene. 4to, Padua, 1832.—De quibusdam Insectis Sardiniae novis aut minus cognitis. Fasc. i. ii., 4to, Taurini, 1837–8.—Memoria per servire alla Storia Naturale di alcuni Imenotteri. 4to, Modena, 1842.—Saggio su gli Insetti più dannosi all'Agricoltura, agli animali domestici, ed ai prodotti dell'Economia rurale. Svo, Milano, 1827, 2d edit. 1836.—Istruzione su gli Insetti più dannosi all'Agricoltura in Piemonte, e su i mezzi più facili di distrugglioli. Svo, Torino, 1840.

P. Villiers, and Guenée. Tableaux synoptiques des Lepidoptères d'Europe, contenant la description, &c. 4to, fig., Paris, 1834.

A. Guenée. Microlepidopterorum Europæorum Index Methodicus. Svo, Paris, 1846. To this author we also owe three volumes published in the Suites à Buffon, describing the various species of Noctuæ, and a fourth containing the Pyralidae. He is now engaged on the Geometridæ and Bombycidae.

J. W. Helfer. Terminologia Entomologica. Svo, Ticini Reg. 1832.

Fe J. Picet of Geneva, is the author of many excellent and elaborate works. Mémoire sur les Larves des Némoures. Svo, fig., Paris, 1832.—Recherches pour servir à l'Histoire et à l'Anatomie des Phryganides. 4to, fig., Geneve, 1834.—Sur les Organes respiratoires des Capricornes. 4to, fig., Ibid. 1836.—Description de quelques nouvelles espèces de Neuroptères du Musée des Genève. 4to, fig., Ibid. 1836.—Histoire Naturelle, générale et particulière des Insectes Neuroptères: I. Famille de Perlidés. 8vo, fig., Ibid. 1841.

J. P. Rambur. Catalogue des Lepidoptères de l'Isle de Corse, avec la description et la figure des espèces inédites. 8vo, fig., Paris, 1832.—Faune Entomologique de l'Andalousie. 2 vols. 8vo, fig., Ibid. 1837.—A more recent volume on Neuroptères, in the Suites à Buffon.

Vinc. Kollar. Monographia Chlamydum. Folio, fig., col., Vien, 1824.—Brasilens Vorzüglich listige Insecten. 4to, fig., Wien, 1832.—A Treatise on Insects injurious to Gardeners, Foresters, and Farmers. Svo, fig., Lond. 1840.

A. Gust. Dahlbom. Monographia Chrysidum Sueciae. Svo, Lund, 1829.—Monographia Pompidorum Sueciae. Svo, Lond., Goth. 1829.—Bombi Scandinaviae Monographia tractati et icon. illustrati. Svo, fig. col., Lond. Goth. 1832.—Prodromus Hymenopterologie Scandinavicae. Svo, Lond., 1833–36.—Clavis novi Hymenopterorum Systematis, &c. Ibid. 1835.—Conspectus Tenthredinum, &c. 4to, Hafniæ, 1835.—Examen historico naturale de Crabroniæ Scandinavicae, &c. Lund. 1838.—Synopsis Hymenopterologie Scandinavicae. 4to, Lond. 1839–40.—Dispositio methodica speciorum Scandinavicarum pertinentium ad families Sphegidarum, Pompidarum, Larridarum, &c. Ibid. 1842.—Hymenoptera Europeæ precipue borealia, &c. Lund. 1843–45.

Charles Nodier, a literary writer and tourist in Scotland, has given us Bibliographie Entomologique, ou Catalogue raisonné des Ouvrages relatifs à l'Entomologie et aux Insects, avec de Notes critiques et l'Exposition des Méthodes. 12mo, Paris, 1801.—Examen critique des Lettres à Julie sur l'Entomologie, par E. Mulsant. Svo, Paris et Lyons, 1833.

Thomas Say has added greatly to our knowledge of the insects of the Western World by numerous contributions to the American journals. These have been partially collected by a French author, under the title of Œuvres Entomologiques contenant tous les Memoires que M. Say a publiés dans les Journaux Scientifiques des Etats-Unis sur l'Entomologie et l'Amérique du Nord, rec. et trad. par Gory. Svo, Paris, 1837. Mr Say is also the author of American Entomology, or Descriptions of Insects of North America. 3 vols. Svo, Philadelphia, 1824–28.—Explanation of terms used in Entomology. Philad., 1825.—Descriptions of new species of Heteroptera Hemiptera of North America. Svo, New Harmony, 1831.—Curculionidae of North America, with Observations on some of the species already known. Svo, Indiana, 1831.—Descriptions of new species of North American Insects, &c. 4to, 1833–36. M. Solier is the author of various papers, chiefly on the Coleopterous tribes, in the Annals of the Entomological Society of France, 1835, et seq.

C. W. Hahn. Icones ad Monographiam Cimicorum, 12mo, Nurnb., 1826.—Die Wanzenartigen Insekten. Svo, Nurnb., 1813-35.—Icones Orthopterorum. 4to, Nurnb., 1836.

A. H. Haliday. Hymenoptera Britannica. Oxycerus et Alyssia. 2 vols. 8vo, Lond., 1839.—Many contributions to the Entomological Magazine, &c.

—Bertolotti. The History of the Flea, with Notes and Observations. 2d ed., 8vo, fig., Lond., 1834.

A. Villa has published a catalogue of the duplicates of his own collection—a work of a useful kind in facilitating exchanges. Coleoptera Europea duplicata in collectione Ville. Svo, Mediolani, 1833.—Alterum supplementum Coleopterorum Europeae, sive additio ad catalogum, et supplementum I. dupletorum collectionis Ville, &c. Svo, Mediol., 1838.—Note su alcuni Insetti osservati nel periodo dell' eclisse del 8 Luglio, 1842. 12mo, Milano, 1842.

W. J. Little. This assiduous collector has added greatly to our knowledge of the localities of Scottish Coleoptera, although we have no separate work by himself upon the subject.

Ant. Longhi. Abitazione dei Coleotteri e dei mezzi accenni di forma caccia. Svo, Milano, 1834.

H. Lucas. Hist. Nat. des Lépidoptères d'Europe. Svo, Paris, 1835.—Hist. Nat. des Lépidoptères étrangers. Svo, fig. col., Ibid., 1835.—Des Papillons, ou Vade-mecum des Lépidoptérologistes. Svo, fig., Paris, 1838. This author has also illustrated the entomology of the French possessions in Northern Africa, by figures and descriptions of many species of all the orders, in the third volume of the great work published by the government on the Exploration Scientifique de l'Algérie.

Rudolph von Jenison-Walworth. Die Insekten-Doubletten aus der Sammlung des. Svo. München, 1834.—Reise durch Süd-Deutschland, u. Nord-Italien. Svo, Ibid., 1835.

Ed. Munk af Rosenschold. Prodromus fauna, Coleopterorum Lundensis. Svo, Præs., 1835.

G. G. Kollar. De Cicindela Campestri. 4to, Gotting., 1836.

Gustave Silbermann. To this author we owe numerous excellent articles in the Revue Entomologique of Strasbourg (1833 and seq.), a useful publication containing original essays, and descriptions of species, with critical and explanatory notices of recent entomological works, chiefly those of France and Germany. He has also written Enumération des Entomologistes Vivants. Svo, Paris, 1835. This is a work in which those whose names are now inscribed desire to be continued in future editions.

Fr. Herold. Entwicklungsgeschichte der Schmetterlinge, Anatomische, &c. 2 vols. 4to, fig. Kassel, 1815.—Von der Erzeugung der Insekten. Folio, Frankf., 1834.

M. Poey has written a work named Centurie des Lépidoptères de l'Isle de Cuba. Pl. col., Paris, 1834.

J. G. Gerhardt. Die Schädlichen Feld, Wald u. Obstbaum Insecten, &c. Svo, Hanover, 1834.

L. P. Cantener. Catalogue des Lépidoptères du Dép. du Var. Svo, Paris, 1833.—Hist. Nat. des Papillons diurnes des Dép. du Haut et Bas Rhin, &c. Svo, Par. et Colm., 1835.

M. Carrara. Sulla Fosforenza della Luciola commune (Lamp. Italica). Svo, Milano, 1836.

Toussaint de Charpentier. Verzeichniss der Europäischen Schmetterlinge in Besug auf Hubner's Schmetterlingswerk. Breslau, 1818.—See preceding notice of M. Charpentier's Works, p. 13.

W. de Haan. Mémoire sur les Métamorphoses des Coleoptères. 4to, Paris, 1836.

Bernard Deschamps. Recherches Microscopiques sur l'organisation des ailes des Lépidoptères. Svo, Paris, 1835.

Le Comte Dejean, a peer of France, and lieutenant-general, now deceased, was one of the most noted collectors of Coleoptera in modern times. He published the Catalogue des Coleoptères de sa Collection. 3d ed., Svo, Paris, 1837-38. This work is interesting as exhibiting the amount of species in each genus and as indicating their localities. Spécies générales des Coleoptères. 6 vols. in 7, Svo, Paris, 1835-39.—Iconographie et Hist. Nat. des Coleoptères d'Europe. Svo, fig., 5 vols. 1829-40. In this work our author was aided by MM. Boisduval and Aubé. The first four volumes contain the Carabiques, and consist of 16 fasciculi, with 223 coloured plates. The fifth volume (by M. Aubé) contains the Hydrocorinthaires, and is composed of 10 fasciculi, with 41 coloured plates.

A. De la Rue. Entomologie forestière, &c., &c. Svo, Paris, 1838.

F. L. Delaporte de Castelnau. Études Entomologiques, &c. Svo, Paris, 1834-35.—Essai d'une classification de l'ordre des Hemiptères. Svo, Paris.—Traité élémentaire d'Entomologie. 12mo, Paris, 1829. In union with M. Gory, he has given us Hist. Nat. et Iconog. des Insectes Coleoptères; 2 vols. Svo, Paris, 1835-40.—Monographie des Buprestides; Svo, fig., col., Ibid., 1834; and—Monographie du genre Clytus; Svo, fig., col., Ibid., 1835. To M. Delaporte we are also indebted for numerous papers in Guérin's Mag. de Zoologie, the Ann. de la Soc. Ent., and Silbermann's Revue.

L. Gory has contributed largely to entomology in Guérin's Magazine de Zoologie, and, in conjunction with M. Delaporte, is the author of Monographie des Buprestides. Paris, 1834. With that observer he has also executed a Monographie des Genres Clytus, and the Hist. Nat. et Iconog. des Insectes Coleoptères, 2 vols. Svo, Paris, 1840; while with M. Percheron he has published a Monographie des Cétoneis et genres voisins, &c., Paris, 1833-36.

A. R. Percheron. Besides the works above alluded to, this author has executed a Monographie des Passales, et des genres qui en ont été séparés. Svo, Paris, 1835. He has contributed to Guérin's Mag. de Zool., and is joined with that writer in his Genera des Insectes. Svo, Paris, 1831-35. He has also written Bibliographie Entomologique. 2 vols. Svo, Paris and London, 1837.

J. Th. Lacordaire. Essai sur les Coleoptères de la Guyane Français, Nouv. Ann. des Trans. Tom. ii., p. 35.—Introduction à l'étude d'Entomologie, &c. 2 vols. Svo, fig., Paris, 1834-37.—Monographie des Erotyliens. Svo, Paris, 1842.—Revision de la famille des Cicindélides. Svo, Liège, 1842.—Monographie des Coleoptères subterraneans de la famille des Phytophages. In le Mémo. de la Soc. Royale de Liège. Tom. iii. v. Brux., 1845. These volumes have since been published apart. They contain descriptions of the species of Criocecis, Lema, Sagra, Donacia, Megalopus, Clytura, Chlamys, Lamprosoma, and allied genera. It is almost appalling to the entomologist to consider the dimensions to which a descriptive catalogue of even the phytophagous coleoptera must extend when completed. M. Lacordaire has made many more special contributions to our science, and is the joint author (with M. Boisduval) of the Faune Entomologique des Environs de Paris. 1 vol. 18mo, Paris, 1835. But perhaps the most important of our present author's works is his general one, the Histoire des Insectes, now publishing in the Nouvelles Suites à Buffon. The first two volumes have appeared. The work professes to be an "Exposé méthodique et critique de tous les genres proposés jusque ici." He gives the characters of each genus, and appends a list of all the species yet described. This work is of great value, not only for classification and characters, but for general information on all that the author touches. He professes to make the entomological world aware of what is really known up to the present time,—a bold and ambitious attempt, but as likely to prove successful in the hands of M. Lacordaire as in those of any other. J. C. Chenu. This author is now (1855) carrying on an Encyclopédie d'Histoire Naturelle, which, like others under that name, is necessarily a compilation. It already contains two volumes on Coleopterous insects, and the like number upon the Lepidopterous order. Each volume contains many hundred figures (woodcuts), with a representation of almost every genus. The different departments of the work may be had separately, and are remarkable for the smallness of their cost.

Max. de Chaudoir. Tableau d'une nouvelle subdivision du genre Feronia, Dejean, suivi d'une caractéristique de trois nouveaux genres de Carabiques. Bull. Mus. Rev. Zool., 1839, p. 26.—Genres nouveaux, et espèces nouvelles des Coléoptères de la famille des Carabiques. Ibid. p. 27.—Enumeration of the Carabidae and Hydrocantharidae of the Caucasus. Kiew, 1846.

— Gaubil. Quelques Carabiques nouveaux pour la Faune de France et de nos possessions d'Algérie. Rev. Zool., 1844.—Catalogue synonymique de Coléoptères d'Europe et d'Algérie. Svo, Paris, 1850.

M. Audinet-Serville, a labourer in the entomological portions of the Faune Française, and of the Encyclopédie Methodique, published the last fasciculus of the work by the late Palisot de Beauvois, on the Insectes recueillis en Afrique et en Amérique, already mentioned. He is also the author of a Nouvelle Classification de la Famille des Longicornes, in the Annales de la Société Entomologique de France, 1833-4.—Tableau Méthodique des Insectes de l'ordre des Orthoptères. Svo, Paris, 1831.—Insectes Coléoptères. Svo, Ibid. 1831.—Sur une Lettre de Westermann, sur les Mœurs d'Insectes des Indes Orientales et du Cap de Bonne Espérance. Svo, Paris.—Revue Méthodique des Insectes Orthoptères. Ann. Sc. Nat., xxii.—Hist. Nat. des Insectes Orthoptères. Svo, Paris, 1839.—With M. Amyot, Insectes Hemiptères, in Suites à Buffon.

H. M. Ashmuss. Monstrisitates Coleopterorum. Rigae, 1855.

A. Chevrolat. Coléoptères de Mexique. Svo, Strasbourg, 1834.—Coléoptères de Syrie. Svo, Paris, 1854. To this author we also stand indebted for numerous articles in Guérin's Mag. de Zool., and Silbermann's Revue Entom.

Ch. Aubé. Considérations sur la Galle, et l'Insecte qui la produit. Svo, Paris, 1836.—Monographia Pselophiorum, cum Synonymis extricata. Svo, fig., Paris, 1834. M. Aubé is also the author of that portion of Comte Dejean's Spécies général des Coléoptères, which relates to the Hydrocanthères et Giriniées. I vol. Svo, Paris, 1838; as well as of the 5th volume of Dejean and Boisduval's Iconographie des Coléoptères d'Europe. Svo, Paris, 1836.

Steph. Auboin. Entomologie, ou Traité des Insectes. 2 vols. 18mo, Paris, 1831.

George Robert Gray has contributed largely to many departments of natural history, and described numerous new insects of all orders in Griffith's translation of Cuvier's Animal Kingdom, Svo, 1829. We have also from the same author Descriptions and figures of some new Lepidopterous Insects, chiefly from Nepaul. Svo, pl., 1846.—The Entomology of Australia, in a series of Monographs. Part 1st (Phasma), 4to, London, 1833.—Synopsis of Insects belonging to the Family of Phasmidae. Svo, Lond. 1835. Mr Gray has more recently published a very handsome volume on the Papilionidae of the British Museum, with many figures of new species. This forms one of the series of Catalogues by his brother, Dr John Edward Gray (whose varied and valuable works on natural history we do not here name, as they belong to other departments of the science), prepared by direction of the trustees.

Adam White, zoologist attached to the British Museum, has contributed largely to various departments of natural history. We shall here name—Nomenclature of Coleopterous Insects in the British Museum (Cetoniada). Lond. 1847.—Nomenclature of Coleopterous Insects in da. (Hydrocantharii). Ibid. 1847.—Nomenclature of Coleopterous Insects in do. (Buprestide). Ibid. 1848.—Nomenclature of Coleopterous Insects (Cleride), with descriptions of 28 unrecorded species. Ibid. 1849.—Catalogue of Longicorn Coleoptera, with descriptions of apparently unnoticed species in the British Museum. Part 1, figures. Mr Adam White has moreover contributed many excellent special articles to Mauder's Treasury of Natural History, Svo, Lond. 1849 (3rd edit., ibid. 1854), and has added to our knowledge of new species in the appendix to Captain Grey's Western Australia, Lond. 1841; and in those of Eyre's Central Australia, Ibid. 1845; of the Voyage of H.M.S.S. Erebus and Terror, Ibid. 1846; of Dieffenbach's New Zealand; of Stokes's Discoveries in Australia, Ibid. 1846; of Macgillivray's Voyage of H.M.S. Rattlesnake, Ibid. 1852. He has figured and described Longicorn Beetles, in the illustrated Proceedings of the Zoological Society. An ample and accurate list of his writings will be found in Agassiz and Strickland's Bibliographia Zoologica, vol. iv. p. 557.

Francis Walker was the principal editor of the Entomological Magazine, 5 vols. Svo, London, 1833-7, and has contributed many papers to that work, and also to the Ann. and Mag. of Natural History, and other periodicals. Of separate works he has published—Monographia Chalciditum. 2 vols. Svo, London, 1839.—Insecta Saundersoniana. Two parts of this work are devoted by Mr Walker to the description of Diptera in the collection of Mr W. Wilson Saunders.—British Diptera (in the Insecta Britannica). Of this work two volumes have appeared, and a third is (1855) in the press.—Catalogue of Neuroptera in British Museum. 4 parts, Lond. 1853. (We may here note that the majority of the catalogues now referred to contain descriptions of numerous new species.)—Lepidoptera Heterocera. 2 vols. Lond. This work contains the new species in the collection of the British Museum.—Catalogue of Homoptera in the British Museum. 4 parts, with figures, Lond. 1851.

W. S. Dallas. Catalogue of Coreidae in the British Museum. Lond.—Catalogue of Scutelleridae and Pentatomidae in the British Museum, with figures, Lond. 1851.

F. Smith. To this accurate observer we also owe some excellent catalogues of the entomological contents of the British Museum. Of the extensive and difficult family of Bees we have—Part I, The Andrenidæ; Part II, The Apidæ; with descriptions of many new species, and illustrated by outline figures of the genera, with details.—Catalogue of the Hymenopterous Insects of the families Mutillidæ and Pompilidæ, describing many new species in the Museum collection.—Monograph of the British Bees, illustrated with plates. This work also forms a portion of the great series of Museum catalogues now in course of publication by Dr Gray, the keeper of the zoological department. Mr Smith has contributed many papers to the Zoologist, and the Ann. and Mag. of Nat. Hist.

Edward Doubleday. This author, whose decease we have now to mourn, had acquired a remarkable knowledge of insects of the Lepidopterous order. He contributed largely to the Entomological Magazine, and other scientific periodicals, and described the Lepidoptera in the volumes which Stokes and Eyre have respectively devoted to the narrative of their Discoveries in Australia, as well as the insects of the same order in the appendix to Dieffenbach's New Zealand. He formed the published Catalogue of the Lepidopterous Insects in the British Museum. Part I, 1844; Part II, 1847. In union with Mr Hewitson, he was the author of The Genera of Butterflies, or Diurnal Lepidoptera; comprising their generic characters, a notice of their habits and transformations, and a Catalogue of the species of each genus. Illustrated with 86 coloured plates. from drawings by W. C. Hewitson. 2 vols. imperial 4to. Lond. 1846-49. In this admirably illustrated work Mr Westwood was also a collaborator.

HENRY DOUBLEDAY. List of British Lepidoptera. Svo, Lond. 1847.

H. BURMEISTER. De Insectorum systemate naturali. Hallae, 1829.—Handbuch der Entomologie. 4 vols., Berlin, 1832-47. The general portion (Algern. Entomol.) of this invaluable work has been translated by Mr Shuckard under the title of A Manual of Entomology. Svo, Lond. 1836. Of the other volumes, one is devoted to Hemiptera, another to Neuroptera and Orthoptera, and the others to the Lamellicornia Coleoptera.—Genera Insectorum, iconibus illustratis et descriptis. Svo, Berol., 1838-46.—Bemerkungen über den allgemeinen Bau und die Geschlechtsunterschiede bei den Arten der Gattung Scodia. Mit 1 tafel. 4to, Halle, 1854.—Uebersicht der Brasilianischen Mäusen. 4to, Ibid. 1854.—Untersuchungen über die Flügeltypen der Coleopteren. Ibid. 1854.

W. E. SHUCKARD has made the following contributions to entomology:—Essay on the indigenous fossorial Hymenoptera, comprising a description of all the British species of Burrowing Sand-Wasps contained in the Metropolitan Collections. Svo, Lond. 1837.—Elements of British Entomology, containing a general introduction to the Science, &c. Svo, Lond. 1839.—The British Coleoptera delineated (with 94 plates by W. J. Spry). Svo, Lond. 1840.—On the habits of the Aculeate Hymenoptera: Trans. of Ent. Society, i. p. 52. Besides being the author of many other descriptive papers in various scientific journals, he has contributed an essay on the Progress and Prospects of Entomology to the 29th No. of the For. Quar. Rev. In conjunction with Mr Swainson, he is the author of a volume on The Natural History and Arrangement of Insects in Dr Lardner's Cyclopedia (Lond. 1840), and to him we also stand indebted for a translation (as above mentioned) from the German of Burmeister's Manual of Entomology. Svo, 1836.

W. O. WESTWOOD, a skilful entomologist and accurate draftsman, whose writings and illustrations are voluminous and of great value. Referring to the 4th vol., p. 549, of the Bibliographia Zoologica, for a list of his separate papers in the Trans. of the Entom. Society, and the Ann. and Mag. of Nat. Hist., we shall here confine ourselves to the indication of his principal works:—Address on the recent progress and Present State of Entomology. Svo, Lond. 1835.—Catalogue of Hemiptera in the Collection of the Rev. F. W. Hope. Svo, Lond. 1837.—The Entomologist's Text-Book. Svo, fig., Lond. 1838.—An Introduction to the Modern Classification of Insects, founded on the Natural Habits and corresponding organisation of the different Families. 2 vols. Svo, fig., Lond. 1839-40.—British Butterflies and their transformations exhibited in a series of 42 coloured plates, by H. N. Humphreys. Demy 4to, London, 1841.—British Moths and their transformations, arranged and illustrated in a series of plates, by H. N. Humphreys. Demy 4to, London, 1843-45.—Cabinet of Oriental Entomology. 4to, London. In this work many of the more showy insects of India and the Asiatic Islands are figured and described.—Arcana Entomologica, or Illustrations of new, rare, and interesting Exotic Insects. Svo, fig., Lond. 1841-42. Mr Westwood was connected editorially with the republication of Drury's Illustrations of Exotic Entomology (3 vols. 4to, Lond. 1837,) and has added notes and systematic names. He recently communicated a paper, entitled Contributions to Fossil Entomology, to the Trans. of the Geological Society, London, 1854.

—FORTIER. Observations sur le Puceron lanigère. 12mo, 1835.

FR. FALDERMANN. Coleopterorum abill. Bungio in China bor, Mongolia, &c., Missorum Illustrationes. 4to, fig.

Petrop. 1835.—Fauna Entomologica Trans. Caucassia. Biblio- graphy, 2 vols., 4to, figs., Mosqu. 1836-37.

JAMES WILSON. A Treatise on Insects, general and systematic, being the Article "Entomology" from the 7th Edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica. 4to, with plates, Edin. 1835. The same author (in conjunction with Mr Duncan) has published Entomologia Edinensis, or a description of the Insects found in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh. (Coleoptera.) Edin. 1834.

JAMES DUNCAN. In addition to his aid in the work last named, this author has contributed the following volumes (published in 1834-42) to Sir William Jardine's Naturalist's Library. Introduction to Entomology; comprehending a general view of the metamorphoses, external structure, anatomy, physiology, and systematic arrangement of all classes of Insects, with 38 coloured plates.—The Natural History of Coleopterous Insects, with 32 coloured plates.—The Natural History of British Butterflies, with 36 coloured plates.—British Moths and Sphynxes, with 32 coloured plates.—Foreign Butterflies, with 33 coloured plates.—Exotic Moths, with 34 coloured plates.

B. A. CARLSON. Prodromus Hymenopterologiae Scandinaviae. Svo, Lundie, 1836.

C. A. A. BUHLE. Raupen-u. Schmetterlingskalender der Deutschen Falter. 4to, Leipz. 1837.—Die Tag-u. Abendschmetterlinge Europas. 4to, Ibid. 1837.

J. D. LABRAM. Insecten der Schweiz. 2 vols., fig. col., Basel, 1836-38.—Singulorum Generum Curculionidum Icones. Svo, Ibid. 1842-50.—The latter is jointly with M. Imhoff.

C. WESMAEL. This author's contributions to entomology are to be found chiefly in the Bulletins des Sciences de l'Acad. royale de Bruxelles. Of his separate works we may name the following:—Monographie des Braconides de la Belgique. 3 vols. 4to, fig., Brux. 1835-37.—Monographie des Odynères de la Belgique. Svo, fig., Ibid. 1835.—Revue critique des Hyménoptères fourisseurs de Belgique. Svo, Bruxelles, 1851-52.

OSW. HEER. Geographische Verbreitung der Käfer in den Schweizeralpen. Svo, Zurich, 1834.—Observationes Entomologicae continentes Metamorphoses Coleopterorum nonnullorum adhuc incognitis. Svo, fig., Tur. 1836.—Fauna Coleopterorum Helvetica. P. 1, Svo, Tur. 1838.—Die Käfer der Schweiz, mit besond. Berücksichtig. ihrer geograph. Verbreitung zusammengestellt. 3 vols. 4to, Neuchatel, 1839-41.—Ueber Verbreitung und Verteilung der Laubkäfer und Inger. Svo, Zurich, 1843.—Ueber die Haus-Ameise Madeira's. 4to, Zurich, 1852.

F. W. HOPE, a noted English collector, whose entomological museum was one of the largest in Britain. We believe it has now been consigned to the University of Oxford. Mr Hope has published—Description of the Buprestide (in his own collection). Svo, Lond. 1836.—A Catalogue of Hemiptera (in his own collection) with short Latin descriptions of the new species. Svo, Lond. 1837.—The Coleopterist's Manual, Part I., containing the Lamellicorn Insects of Linnaeus and Fabricius. Svo, pl., Lond. 1837. The same, Part II., containing the predaceous Land and Water Beetles of Linn. and Fab. Svo, pl., Ibid. 1838-45.—The same, Part III., Various Beetles. Svo, pl., Ibid. 1841.

E. HEGER. Beiträge zur Schmetterlingskunde oder Abbildung und Beschreibung neuer Sicilianischer Schmetterlinge. 4to, fig., Wien, 1838.—Beiträge zur Naturgeschichte der Insekten. 12 Parts, Royal Svo, Wien, 1854.

M. H. DUPONT. Monographie des Trachyderides de la famille des Longicornes. Svo, fig., Paris, 1839. This observer has described many fine insects in Guérin's Mag. de Zool., for the years 1832-33.—Beiträge zur Naturgeschichte der Insekten. 10 Fortsetzung. Mit 6 tafeln. Svo, Wien, 1853.

E. MENETRIES. Catalogue d'Insectes recueillis entre

t le Balkan. 4to, fig., Peterb. 1838.—Essai d'une Monographie du genre Calocera. 4to, Ibid. 1839.—Descriptions des Insectes recueillis par feu M. Lehmann. 4to, Ibid. 1848. By the same author, we have other papers in the Mem. Acad. Peterb., &c.

J. F. Menetries. Catalogue de quelques Lepidoptères des Antilles; avec la description de plusieurs espèces nouvelles. 4to, Moscou, 1833.

L. Altmann. Abriss der Entomologie. 8vo, Leipz. 1837.—Die nützlichen u. schädlichen Forsthöfer für Forstbeamte. 8vo, Dessau, 1844.

Joh. Gistl. Enumeratio Coleopterorum agri Monacensis. 8vo, 1831.—Systema Insectorum secundum classes, ordines, &c. Tom. I., Coleoptera, Fascic. Ist, Mantichora—Dromica. 1837. Fascic. 2d, Cicindela—Cymindis. 1840.—Die Entomologen Europae. Munch. 1834.—Hemipteren und Orthopteren Fauna der Schweiz. 1838.—Lexicon der Entomologischen Welt, der carcinologischen u. arachnologischen, Addressbuch der lebenden Entomologen u. Entomophilen, &c. Svo, Stuttgart, 1847.

C. F. Freyer. Beiträge zur gesch. Europäischer Schmetterlinge. Nurnb. 1828-31.—Neuere Beiträge zur Schmetterlingskunde. 4to, Augsb. 1831-46.—Die Schädlichsten Schmetterlinge Deutschlands, für Forstwärmer, &c. 8vo, Ibid. 1839.

Ant. Conolly. De Coleopteris novis ac rarioribus minus cognitis, Provincia Novocomensis. Ticini Reg., 8vo, 1837.

Chanoine d'Avrilly. Du Myxoxile, Puceron lanigère. 8vo, fig., Louviers, 1834.

F. M. G. de Tigny (and Alex. Bronnqni). Histoire Naturelle des Insectes, redigée suivant les méthodes d'Olivier. 10 vols., 18mo, Paris, 1799-1832. There is an edition by Guerin, Paris, 1828, and also an Italian translation, 3 vols., 8vo, Livorno, 1835.

P. Conglani. Remarques sur la Faune Entomologique des environs de Reggio. Esercit. Acc. 1839.

C. F. Constant. Hist. Nat. des Papillons. 16mo, fig., Paris, 1839.

Henry Denny. Monographia Pselaphidorum et Seydmenidarum Britanniae. 8vo, fig., Norwich, 1825.—Monographia Anoplurorum Britanniae, &c. 8vo, fig., Lond., 1841-42.

Devillers. To this author (jointly with M. Guenée) we owe Tableaux Synoptique des Lepidoptères d'Europe, contenant la description de tous les Lepidoptères connus jusqu'à ce jour. 4to, Paris, 1835.

Guil. Ferd. Erichsen. Genera Dyticorum. 8vo, Berol. 1832.—Die Käfer der Mark Brandenburg. 8vo, Berlin, 1837-39.—Genera et species Staphylinorum Insectorum Coleopterorum familiae. 8vo, Berol. 1839-40.—Naturgeschichte der Insecten Deutschlands. Svo, Berlin, 1845.—Entomographien Untersuchungen in d. Gebiete d. Entomologie, m. besonderer Benutzung d. Königl. Sammlung zu Berlin, 1840.—Bericht über d. wissenschaftl. Zeitschriften im Gebiete d. Entomologie, 9 Jahrg., während d. Jahres 1838-47. Berlin, 1840-1848. Erichsen is the author of many entomological essays in various Continental periodicals. He has also described the insects of British Guiana in the third volume of Richard Schomburgk's Reise, and those of Peru in Wiegmann's Archiv. His writings are of great value, and his untimely death was an irreparable loss to the science which he so assiduously and successfully cultivated.

Ed. Eversmann. Libellulina inter Wolgam et Montes Uralenses. 8vo, Moscou, 1836.—Fauna Lepidopterorum Volgo-Uralensis exhibens Lepidopterorum species quas per viginti quinque annos in Provinciae Volgum fluvium inter montes Uralenses siti observavit et descripsit. 8vo, Casani, 1844.

Fel. Dujardin. The only separate work of this frequent contributor to the Ann. des Sciences Nat., &c. with which we are acquainted, is his Promenades d'un Naturaliste Insectes.—Entretiens familiaires, &c. 18mo, fig., Paris, 1838.

Lucien Buquet. To this author we owe many contributions to the Ann. de la Soc. Ent. and other periodicals. Rev. Zool. 1838-40.

G. R. Waterhouse has contributed many papers on Insects to the Trans. of the Entom. Society (1840-41), the Ann. and Mag. of Nat. Hist., and other works.

W. C. Hewitson. To this author (well known for his work on the Eggs of British Birds) we owe several entomological papers in the scientific periodicals, and he has published many Fasciculi of Exotic Butterflies, being illustrations of new species, selected chiefly from the collections of W. Wilson Saunders and W. C. Hewitson. 4to, Lond. 1851-54. In this work he figures and describes entire groups, especially of the diurnal Lepidoptera of South America. He was conjoined with Mr Doubleday in his beautiful Genera of Diurnal Lepidoptera. 2 vols. Lond. 1846-49.

Edward Newman is the author of numerous special papers on entomological subjects. These have appeared chiefly in the 2d series of the Magazine of Nat. Hist., in the Entomological Magazine, the Entomologist, and the Zoologist, of which last two periodicals he was the conductor. His separate works on Insects are Sphinx Vespiiformis, an Essay. 8vo, Lond. 1832. A second edition was published under the title of System of Nature. 8vo, Lond. 1843.—The Grammar of Entomology. 12mo, Lond. 1835.—A Familiar Introduction to the History of Insects. 8vo, 1841.—Proposed Division of Neuroptera into two classes. 8vo, Lond. 1853.

G. A. W. Herrich-Schaeffer. De Generatione Insectorum, &c. Fig. Ratisb. 1821.—Nomenclator Entomologicus, &c. 8vo, Regensb. 1835-1840.—Die Wanzenartigen Insecten. 8vo, Nurnb. 1836-46. This work now consists of several volumes, and every species described is also figured.—Systemat. Bearbeitung der Schmetterlinge von Europa, als Text, Revision, und Supplement, zu J. Hubner's Sammlung Europäischer Schmetterlinge. 5 vols. 4to, Regensb. 1843-45.—Index alphabeticum-synonymicum insectorum hemipterorum heteropterorum. Alphabetisch-synonymisches Verzeichnis der wänzenartigen Insecten. 8vo, Regensburg, 1853.—Lepidopterorum exoticorum species nove aut minus cognita. Collection de nouvelles espèces de papillons exotiques. Serie 1, Livraisons 1-17. 4to, Regensburg, 1855. Our present author, as already noted, is the continuator of Panzer's Deutschland Insecten.

George Newport. We have not many works of this author published apart, but he has of late years made some valuable additions to our knowledge of the physiology of Insects. These are to be found chiefly in the Proceedings and Transactions of the Royal, Linnaean, and Entomological Societies of London. His separate publications are,—Observations on the Anatomy, Habits, and Economy of Athalia centifolia, the Saw-fly of the Turnip, and on the means of preventing its ravages. 8vo, Lond. 1838.—An Address delivered at the Anniversary Meeting of the Entomological Society. 8vo, Lond. 1844.—An Address delivered at the adjourned Anniversary Meeting of the Entomological Society. 8vo, Lond. 1845.—Mr Newport has, moreover, contributed the article Insecta to Todd's Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology. Vol. iv. pp. 853-994.

Nic. Contarini. Memoria sopra una nuova specie di Cecidomyia, ed alcuni Osservazioni sopra quella dell' specie. 4to, fig., Venez. 1840.—Catalogo degli Uccelli e degli Insetti di Padova e Venezia. 4to, Bassona, 1843.—Discorso sull'utilità dello Studio degli Insetti. Atti di Aten. Venez. ii. p. 3.

Balthasar E. de Romaud. Tableau de l'aile supérieure des Hymenoptères. 4to, Paris, 1839.

E. Mulsant. Lettres à Julie sur l'Entomologique (en prose et en vers) suivies d'une description méthodique de la plus grande partie des Insectes de France, ornée de 15 pl. 2 vols. 8vo, Lyon, 1830-31.—Cours d'Entomologie, réduit en tableaux synoptiques; à l'usage des Ecoles. 8vo, Lyon, 1833.—Histoire Naturelle des Coléoptères de France; 1re Partie, Longicornes. 8vo, 3 pl., Lyon, 1839. La même, 2e Partie, Lamellicornes. 8vo, pl., Lyon, 1842. La même, 3e Partie, Palpicornes. 8vo, Lyon, 1843.—Scieropodales de France. 1 vol. 8vo, Paris, 1842.—Hist. Nat. des Coléoptères de France: Sulcicole R curvipalpis. 8vo, Paris, 1846.—Opuscula Entomologica. 1-4 cahiers, 8vo, Paris, 1853. M. Mulsant has moreover recently published a Monograph of the Coccinellidae. It appeared originally in the Annales des Sciences Physiques, &c., of Lyons.

H. A. Hagen. Synonymia Libellulorum Europeorum. 8vo, Koenigsb., 1840.

Em. Blanchard. Histoire des Insectes (Suite à Buffon—Dumeril). III. Orthopt. Neuropt. Hemipt. Hymenopt. Lepidopt. et Dipt. Paris, 1840.—Hist. Nat. des Insectes, traitant de leurs mœurs. Sc. 8vo, Paris, 1845. With MM. Hombron and Jacquinot, M. Blanchard has described and figured many insects from Australia and the Asiatic lands in D'Urville's Voyage a la Pole Sud.—Catalogue of Insects in the Paris Museum.

Adr. Antelme. Hist. Nat. des Insectes et des Molusques. 2 vols. 8vo, Paris, 1841.

Herm. Schaum has published Symbola ad Monographiam Seydaneorum; Diss. Inaug. 8vo, fig., Halis, 1841.—Analecta Entomologica. 8vo, Halis Sax., 1841.—Verzeichniss der Lamellicornia Melitophila. Stettin, 1848.—Bericht über die Wissenschaftlichen Leistungen im Gebiete der Entomologie während des Jahres 1848. 8vo, Berlin, 1850.—The same for 1849. Berlin, 1850.—The same for 1850. Berlin, 1852.—The same for 1851. Berlin, 1853.—The same for 1852. Berlin, 1854.

H. R. Humphreys. This author, conjointly with Mr Westwood, has published on British Butterflies and their Transformations, 1 vol. 4to, col. pl., London, 1841; and on British Moths. 2 vols. 4to, Ibid., 1843-45.

Selys de Longchamps has, among other works, published the following: Catalogue des Lépidoptères et Tableau des Libellulides de la Belgique. 8vo, Liège, 1837.—Monographie des Libellulides d'Europe. 8vo, Paris, 1840.—Enumeration des Insectes Lépidoptères de la Belgique. In Mem. de l'Acad. de Liège, 111.—Revision of the British Libellulidae. In Ann. Mag. of Nat. Hist. xviii. p. 217.—Liste de Libellules d'Europe et diagnose de quatre espèces nouvelles. In Rev. Zool., 1848.

John Walton has contributed several papers, chiefly on the Curculionidae, to the Ann. Mag. of Nat. Hist., &c.

J. S. Bowerbank. We owe to this author observations on the circulation of the blood in insects, and other papers in the Entomologist Magazine, &c. He is an excellent microscopical observer.

James Hardy. This pains-taking and accurate observer has contributed to the Proceedings of the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club, and (with Mr Bold) has published a Catalogue of the Insects of Tyneside and Durham. Trans. of Tyneside Nat. Field-Club, i. 37.

F. Isnardi. Storia del Papilio Jossius, e della Seta che si più ticinare del suo Baso. 4to, fig., Genoa, 1840.

T. W. Harris. Report on the Insects of Massachusetts injurious to Vegetation. 8vo, Camb. U.S., 1841-2.—Various papers in Silliman's Journal, &c.—Conjointly with Le Conte, Dr Harris has described the insects in Agassiz's work on Lake Superior. Boston, 1850. He has written A Treatise on some of the Insects of New England which are injurious to Vegetation. 8vo, Boston, 1852.

Boyer de Foscolombe. Des Insectes Nuisibles à l'Agriculture. 8vo, fig., Aix, 1840. He has contributed various papers to the Annales de la Soc. Ent.

T. Victor. Insectes du Caucase (Bulletin de Mosc., 1840).—Coléoptères du Caucase (Ibid.).

Fr. Berge. Schmetterlingsbuch od. Naturgesch. der Schmetterlinge, mit 1100 illus. abbildg. gr. 4to, Stuttgart, 1842.—Kleinerbuch Naturgesch. der Käfer, mit 1315 illus. abbildg. 4to, Stuttgart, 1844.—Insulti osservati nel periodo dell'eclisse del 8 Luglio, 1842. 12mo, Milano, 1842.—Catalogo dei Coleopteri della Lombardia. 8vo, Milano, 1844.

J. J. Bourassé. Esquisses Entomologiques. 12mo, Tours, 1842-44.

F. De Brene. Monographie de quelques genres Coleoptères, Hétéromères, appartenant à la tribu des Elapides. 12mo, fig., Paris, 1842.—Essai monog. et iconog. de la tribu des Cosyphidae. 8vo, col. pl., Paris, 1842.

C. R. Welff. De Fabrica corporis Insectorum Diss. 8vo, Lundae, 1842.

M. T. Boitard. Manuel d'Entomologie, ou Hist. Nat. des Insectes. 2 vols. 18mo, Paris, 1843.

Chr. Keiferstein. To this author we owe various articles in Silberman's Revue Entomologique.

L'Abbé Bourlet. Mem. sur les Podurelles. 8vo, Douai, 1843.

Fr. Goldfuss. Symbola ad Orthopterorum quorundam aconomiam. Bonn, 1843.

P. Jokayko. Quelques remarques sur l'article du torse des Hyménoptères, et Mannerheim, sur la rcolte d'insectes Coleoptères faite 1843. (Bulletin de Mosc.)

J. H. Kaltenbach. Monographie d. Familien d. Pflanzenläuse, Aphidina et Hyponomenes. Aachen, 1843.

G. Th. Schneider. Monographia generis Rhadinus Linnaei. Vratisl. 1843.

Cam. Rondani. Memorie per servire alla Ditterologia Italiana. Tom. i.-iii., 8vo, Parma, 1840-1.—Sopra una Specie di Insetto Dittero. Mem. prima per servire alla Ditterologia Italiana. 8vo, Parma, 1840.—Sopra alcuni nuovi generi di Insetti Ditteri. 8vo, Parma, 1840.—Progetto di una classificazione in famiglie degli Insetti Ditteri Europei. 8vo, Parma, 1841.—Osservazioni sopra alcuni loro di Ditteri viventi nel gambo dei cereali. 8vo, Parma, 1843.—Quattro specie di Insetti proposti come tipi di generi nuovi. 8vo, Bologna, 1843.—Ferdinandea, genere nuovo dei Ditteri. 8vo, Bologna, 1844.

Ludov. Redtenbacher. Illustrations et descriptions Coleopterorum novorum Syriæ.—8vo, Stuttgart, 1843.—Fauna Austriaca. Wien, 1849.

Reyssier (de Villefranche). Destruction des Pyrales, des Chenilles, et de toute espèce d'Insectes. 8vo, Villefranche, 1844.

G. D. Badham. The question concerning the sensibility, intelligence, and instinctive actions of Insects. 8vo, Paris, 1837.—Insect Life. 8vo, Lond. 1845.—Episodes of Insect Life. By Achaeta Domestica, M.E.S.; 3 vols. 8vo, London, 1849, et seq. The last-named work, though under a fictitious name, exhibits an ample share of the author's lively and accurate manner of narration. It is elegantly got up in respect to pictorial adornment, and conveys a great deal of useful information in a pleasant form, combining the popular and the truthful, in a way but seldom manifested in zoological lucubrations.

P. D. Brodie. History of the Fossil Insects in the Secondary Rocks of England, &c. 8vo, Lond. 1845.

Giordani. Nuova Bigattiera appropriata alla 4 e 5 Età dei bachi da seta. Padova, 1845.

Bomati. Metodo di educare i bachi da seta. Milano, 1845.

Saccardo. Scoperta delle cause che producono il calcino o mal del segno nei bachi da seta. 8vo, Padova, 1845.

Frid. A. Kolenati. Meletemata entomologica. 8vo, St Petersburg, 1845. Tramontini. Nuovo metodo di mantenere i bachi da seta nella prima età colla foglia secca. Milano, 1845.

Antonio Broglia. Metodo pratico di coltivare i bachi. Verona, 1845.

Kirchbaumer. Ueber die Cerambycinen um Munchen. Svo, Munchen, 1845.

H. M. Schmidt-Götz. Fauna Coleopterorum Birmanica ad nonnullis Bengalia indigenis. 1 Bd., 4to, Prag, 1846.

Chaudor et Hochhuth. Enumeration des Carabiques et Hydrocanthares recueillis pendant un voyage au Caucase. Kiev, 1846.

R. G. Gimmelthal. 12 neue Dipteren beschr. Riga, 1847.—Erster Beitrag zu einer künstigen Dipterologie Russlands, et V. de Motschulsky, observations sur le musée entomol. de Moscou. (Bulletin de Mosc.) W. Dickoré. Versuch eines Verzeichniss d. Schmetterlinge in d. Gegend v. Giessen. Giessen, 1849.

J. C. Schrödte. Specimen fauna subterranea. Kopenhagen, 1849.

Franz-Joseph Machler. Enumeratio Coleopterorum circa Heidelbergum indigenorum adjectis synonymis locisque notabilibus. Svo, Heidelberg, 1850.

Arnold Forster. Hymenopterologische Studien. 1 heft, Formicarum, 4to, Aachen, 1850.

G. Grundler. Dissertatio de Parasitis Hominis. Svo, Berlin, 1850.

Agostino Bassi. Il fatto parlante sul modo di ben governare i bachi da seta, e prevenire e curare il calcino, &c. Svo, Lodi, 1850.

Christian Brittinger. Die Libelluliden der Kaiserreiches Osterreich. Svo, Wien, 1850.

Luigi Patellini. Osservazione zootomico fisiologiche sul Baco da Seta. Svo, Milano, 1851.

Carl H. Boheman has published Noce Coleopterorum species descriptae. N. Mem. Nat. Moscou, i., p. 101.—Caladromus genus = familia Curectionidum. Mem. Ac. Stockh. 1837.—Monographia Cassididarum. 2 vols., cum tabulis, Svo, Holmiae, 1850.—Insecta Caffarria annis 1838-1845, a T. A. Wahlberg collecta amici auxilio suffultus, descriptis. Svo, Holmiae, 1851. There are now two volumes of this work, containing descriptions of a great number of Coleopterous families. We may here enumerate them, with a view to exemplify the geographical distribution of South African insects:—Buprestides, Elaterides, Cebionites, Rhinocerides, Cyphonides, Lycides, Lampyridés, Telephorides, Meloides, Clerii, Teredites, Ptiiores, Palpatores, Silphides, Histeres, Scaphidiæ, Nitidulariae, Cryptophagide, Byrrhi, Dermestiori, Parnidae, Hydrophilidae.

De Parayve. Du pays primitif du vers à soie, et de la première civilisation. Svo, Paris, 1851.

Alexandre Sirand. Lettres sur les abeilles, avec des observations sur les procédés nouveaux. Svo, Bourg, 1851.

Franz Xav. Fieber. Entomologische Monographien. 4to, Leipzig, 1844.—Rhynchographies. Drei Monographische Abhandlungen. 4to, Prag, 1851.—Species generis Corisa, monographice dispositæ. 4to, Prag, 1851.—Genera Hydrocoridum secundum ordinem naturalem in familias disposita. 4to, Prag, 1851.

J. H. Hochhuth. Beiträge zur näheren Kenntniss der Russelkäfer Russlands, &c. Svo, Riga, 1851.—Beiträge zur nacheren Kenntniss der Staphylinen Russlands. Svo, Riga, 1851.

J. L. Leconte. Descriptions of new species of Coleoptera from California. Svo, New York, 1851.—Memoirs on the classification of the Carabidae of the United States, in the Philadelphia Transactions, and various valuable papers on entomological subjects in the American scientific journals.

Augusta Lombard. La véritable manière d'élever et de multiplier les abeilles, contenant, &c., moyen de se faire un revenu annuel de 2600 francs. 12mo, Paris.

Carlo Passerini. Notizie relative ad insetti coleotteri Bibliodannosi, ad alcuni ospitanti delle pianta del Ficus carica. Bibliography. 8vo, Firenze, 1851.

M. Wocke. Catalogus Lepidopterorum Silesiae. 8vo, Breslau.

L. Agassiz. The classification of Insects from Embryological data. (Smithsonian Institution) Washington, 1851.

J. J. Bourasse. Esquisses Entomologiques, ou histoire naturelle des Insectes les plus remarquables. 12mo, Tours.

L. Doyère. Recherches sur l'Alcide des Cereales, l'étendue des ces ravages, et les moyens de les faire cesser; suivis de quelques résultats relatifs à l'ensemencement des grains. Svo, Paris.

Alphonse Gaugagne. Excursion entomologique dans les Alpes des Environs de Mont Blanc. Svo, Lyon.

T. B. Gorski. Analecta ad entomographiam provinciarum occidentali-medionalium imperii Rossiæ. Fascic. i., Svo, Berlin.

Achille Costa. Raggagliio delle specie più interessanti di Emitteri eteroteri raccolti in Sicilia, &c. Esercit. Acc. 1839.—Storia della Bombyce neustria, suoi costumi, danni che arrecal, e mezzi per distruggervi, scritta per incarico del reale istituto d'incorraggiamento, &c. 4to, Napoli, 1851.—Storia della Tenthride produttrice delle gale delle foglie del Salcio. (Salix Russelliana) ito, Napoli, 1852.

M. Gemminger. System Uebersicht d. Käfer um München. Jena, 1851.

F. O. Morris. A Natural History of British Butterflies. I vol. royal Svo, Lond, 1852.

P. C. Zeller. Lepidoptera microptera quæ J. A. Wahlberg in Caffrorum terra collegit, descriptæ. Svo, Holmiae, 1852.

Maria E. Catlow. Popular British Entomology. With coloured plates, 2d ed., 12mo, Lond, 1852.

J. B. Guérin. Catalogue des Coléoptères de sa collection à Metz. 8vo, Metz, 1852.

Kellch. Grundlage zur Kenntniss der Orthopteren Oberschlesiens und Grundlage der Käfer Oberschlesiens. 4to, Ratibor, 1852.

Edouard Perris. Histoire des Insectes du pin maritime. Svo, Paris, 1852.

F. Marcotte. Tableau Methodique et Synonymique des Coléoptères des environs d'Abbeville. Svo, Abbeville, 1852.

Eugene Robert (and Guérin-Meneyville). Notice sur les principaux résultats des éducations de vers à soie, faites à la magnanerie expérimentale de Saint-Tulle, et ayant pour objet l'amélioration et l'acculturation des races, l'étude des maladies, et la production de graines étalon. Svo, Paris, 1852.

Heydenreich. Lepidopterorum Europæorum catalogus methodicus. Leipzig.—Verzeichniss der Europäischen Schmetterlinge. Ibid.

B. Gerhard. Versuch einer Monographie der Lycenonen als Beitrag zur Schmetterlingskunde. 10 heft, mit col. taf., 4to, Hamburg.

M. Bach. Käferfauna für Nord und Mittel-Deutschland, mit besonderer Rücksicht auf die Preussischen Rheinlande. 8vo, Coblenz.

J. Rakeburg. Die Ichneumonen der Forst-Insecten in forstlicher und entomologischer Beziehung. Svo, Berlin.

C. G. Mannerheim. Insectes Coleoptères de la Sibérie Orientale. Mosc., 1852. Beitrag z. Käferfauna d. Aleutenischen Inseln d. Inselsilka u. New-Californien. (Bulletin de Mosc.).—Description de quelques nouvelles espèces de Coleoptères de Finlande. (Ibid.)—Memoire sur quelques genres et espèces des Carabiques. 1 partie (Ibid.) For the earlier works of this author, see p. 15.

H. C. Kuster. Die Käfer Europas. Nach der Natur beschreiben. 27 heft, mit 2 tafeln abbildungen, 16mo, Nürnberg, 1853.

L. L. Langstroth. On the Hive and the Honey Bee. A Bee-Keeper's Manual. With illustrations, 16mo, Northampton, 1853. We shall now proceed to consider that great department in Zoology, the extent and importance of which are sufficiently indicated by the foregoing list of authors and their works.