CHRONOLOGICAL LIST.
293
1822-1837.
8. Parsons (Christopher).—[His Game-Book] MS. 8vo.
(A small book containing a record of everything he shot between these dates, with
the dates and localities, and occasional remarks on the weather; chiefly relates to
rabbits, partridges, sparrows, and vermin. Thus, during 1823, he shot 156 sparrows (30
at one shot) and 7S blackbirds. In 1823 he also caught 458 sparrows by bat-fowling
and other means ; 98 in 1824, and 241 during 1825. In 1824 he either caught or shot
396 rabbits ; in 1825, 942; and in 1826, 489, all at Shoebury.)
1826.
9. Sheppard (Rev. Revett) and Whitear (Rev. Wm.)—A Catalogue of
Norfolk and Suffolk Birds, with Remarks. Trans. linn. Soc. xv. pp. 1-62,
4to, London.
1831-46.
10. Doubleday (Henry) —[One Hundred Letters chiefly about Birds and
Insects, written to the late T. C. Heysham, of Carlisle, Aug. 30th, 1831
to Feb. 9th, 1846.] MS.
1832.
11. Parsons (Christopher)—Birds in Rochford Hundred (MS.).
Evidently a fragment only ; ends with the Redwing; perhaps the first draft of
the list prepared for Benton's History of Rochford Hundred ; on paper watermarked
1832.
1829-36.
12. The Magazine of Natural History, &c. Conducted by ). C. Loudon,
8vo, London.
(2nd series, 1837-40. No. 18).
1833-34.
13. [Various]—The Field Naturalist, &c. Edited by James Rennie, 8vo,
London,
1835.
14. Yarrell (Wm.)—History of British Birds, 3 vols, 8vo, London.
(2nd ed., 1845 ; 3rd ed., 1856; 4th ed., 1871--85.)
1835.
15. Doubleday (Edward)—A Catalogue of Birds which have occurred in the
Neighbourhood of Epping. Entomological Mag. iii. pp. 288-293, 8vo,
London.
(About 125 species enumerated.)
1835.
16. Maclean (Dr, A.) -[Three Letters to T. C. Heysham, of Carlisle.] MS.
1835-36.
17. Sheppard (E. F.)—[Two Letters, dated Dec. 25th, 1835 and Jan. 19th,
1836, to T. C. Heysham.] MS.
(Son of Rev. Revett Sheppard, formerly Rector of Wrabness, whose table of the
arrival of Summer Migrants at Wrabness, 1818-1830, is given in the first letter.)
1837-40.
18. [Various]—The Magazine of Natural History. Second series, edited by
Edward Charlesworth, 4 vols., 8vo.