Note 1 — THE GATHERER.
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See Mirror, vol. xi. p. 2.
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Athenæum, No. 180—an opinion to which we beg to subscribe.
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A town of Hindoostan, in Travancore.
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Wilson, Amer. Ornith. v. 15.
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Oiseaux, p 189.
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19 Henry VII. c. 11.
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Ibid.
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I James, c. 27, s. 2.
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Pennant, Brit. Zool. ii. 341.
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Northumberland Household Book, p. 104.
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Jennings Ornithologia, p. 199, note.
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Ornith. Dict. Art. Heron.
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J.R.
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Belon, Oiseaux, p. 189
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This escritoire is said to be in the possession of Lady Clauwilliam, at Giltown, her father having married the sister and co-heiress of Lady Beresford; and a picture was lately existing, and may he now, at Catherine Grove (the seat of Richard Georges Meredith, Esq., her grandson on Capt. Georges’ side), exhibiting Lady B. with a broad black ribbon round the wrist, which the apparition of Sir Tristram is said to have scorched.
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Cleobulus.