Royal Society (page 79)

Anatomicorum instrumentorum delineatio Studio of Titian

'Ambe of Hippocrates': contraption for repairing dislocated shoulders Claude-Nicholas Le Cat

Ambe of Hippocrates: contraption for repairing dislocated shoulder Claude-Nicholas Le Cat

Alkekengi Barbadense... Jacob van Huysum

'Agaricus (Tricholoma) Portentosus' [Dingy Agaric mushroom] and 'Agaricus (Tricoloma) Fucatus' Abraham Lundquist & Company

'Agaricus (Tricholoma) Colossus' [Giant Knight mushroom] Abraham Lundquist & Company

'Agaricus (Collybia) Platyphyllus' [mushrooms] Abraham Lundquist & Company

'Agaricus (Amarnita) Strangulaus' [Snakeskin Grisette mushroom] Abraham Lundquist & Company

Adjutant or Argala [gizzard] John Howship

'Actiniae' [sea anemones] Adolf Giltsch

Abscess of the brain J Stewart senior

A Woman & a Boy, Natives of Otaheite, in the Dress of that Country Thomas Chambers

A War Canoe, of New Zealand Richard Bernard Godfrey

A view of the Muscles of the Face in Profile James Mynde

A view from the balloon James Heath

A Tapoa Tafa (Eastern quoll) Charles Catton the younger

A Tapoa Tafa Sarah Stone

A Poto Roo Sarah Stone

A plan of Grove Hill, Camberwell, Surrey James Edwards

A New Zealand Warrior in his Proper Dress Thomas Chambers

A new barometer Tiberius Cavallo

A Kangaroo Charles Catton the younger

'A Feather of the Cassowary' Edward Kennion

'A face demonstrating veneration or reverence and a face showing fear and terror' James Mynde

'A countenance of scorn and derision and a morose, envious countenance' James Mynde

A cheerful countenance and a countenance of sorrow James Mynde

A buffalo pound, Feb. 8 1820 Edward Francis Finden

A balloon prospect from above the clouds William Angus

'..a Greyling' and 'carp' Anonymous

'...where Saponara had been...' [earthquake damage] Alphonse Bernoud Grellier

'...nebula M. Andromedae' Cassell & Co

'...curious arched Rock, having a River running under it, in Tolago Bay.' James Newton

'...a Turbutt' Anonymous

'... arched Rock, on the Coast of New Zealand; with an Hippa, or place of Retreat...' James Newton