- 1Epigraph
- 2Facts and Observations on the Salmon
- 3The Salmon Enters and Ascends Rivers for Other Purposes Besides Pro…
- 4To Mr. Pakington (Lord Hampton)
- 5H. George, Esq
- 6Suggestions for an Alteration in the Laws Regarding Salmon
- 7Artificial Breeding of Fish
- 8Artificial Breeding of Fish — (Continued)
- 9To Wm. Ayrton, Esq
- 10Artificial Propagation of Fish
- 11Henry George, Esq
- 12Letters on Agricultural Subjects — On the Cultivation of Wheat on t…
- 13Henry Briggs, Esq
- 14Henry Briggs, Esq
- 15The Cultivation of Wheat
- 16On the Gravelling of Clay Soils
- 17Cotton — J. Kindermann, Esq
- 18Papers on Natural History — Wrens’ Nests
- 19To Professor Rennie
- 20The Long-Tailed Titmouse
- 21Identity of the Green With the Wood-Sandpiper
- 22The Stoat
- 23The Marsh Titmouse
- 24Creeper
- 25Wrens’ Nests
- 26Alarm-Note of One Bird Understood by Other Species of Birds
- 27Dates of the Appearance of Some Spring Birds in 1832, at Clitheroe
- 28The Rook Serviceable to Man — Prejudice Against It
- 29Sandpipers
- 30On Birds Dressing Their Feathers With Oil From a Gland
- 31Mocking Powers of the Sedge-Warbler
- 32The Water Ouzel
- 33Scolopax, Sabines, Sabine’s-Snipe
- 34Fish and Other River Phenomena
- 35Lampreys
- 36On the Spawning of the Minnow
- 37Eels
- 38On the Possibility of Introducing Salmon Into New Zealand and Austr…
- 39On the Formation of Ice at the Bottom of Rivers
- 40On the Production of Ice at the Bottoms of Rivers
- 41Richard Garnett — Gossamer
Essays in Natural History and Agriculture
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