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by the Rev. J. O. Bevan ; another on " Grayling in the River Monnow , " by the Rev. Morgan G. Watkins ; and a third on " The correlated variation of the larva of Arctia Caia , " by Dr. Chapman , of Burghill , but want of time ...
by the Rev. J. O. Bevan ; another on " Grayling in the River Monnow , " by the Rev. Morgan G. Watkins ; and a third on " The correlated variation of the larva of Arctia Caia , " by Dr. Chapman , of Burghill , but want of time ...
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... River Usk . The party then proceeded to an elevation , or rather a small hill , known as " The Tump , " respecting which there was much speculation and discussion as to its origin and purpose . Here they were met by the members of the ...
... River Usk . The party then proceeded to an elevation , or rather a small hill , known as " The Tump , " respecting which there was much speculation and discussion as to its origin and purpose . Here they were met by the members of the ...
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... river Elan , over which the daily compensation of twenty - seven million gallons of water will be poured into the river Wye . Mr. G. N. Yourdi , the resident engineer of the works , here pointed out how the dam would be wedged below the ...
... river Elan , over which the daily compensation of twenty - seven million gallons of water will be poured into the river Wye . Mr. G. N. Yourdi , the resident engineer of the works , here pointed out how the dam would be wedged below the ...
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... river Claerwen was crossed by a frail and quivering wire - swing footbridge , after which the house " Nantgwilt " was reached . This was formerly the residence of the Poet Shelley , and recently that of Mr. Lewis Lloyd . After a short ...
... river Claerwen was crossed by a frail and quivering wire - swing footbridge , after which the house " Nantgwilt " was reached . This was formerly the residence of the Poet Shelley , and recently that of Mr. Lewis Lloyd . After a short ...
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... river Severn under the name of Wroxeter , about five miles and a half south east of Shrewsbury . The party , having trained to Shrewsbury , were there met by Mr. William Phillips , our honorary member , who has done so much useful work ...
... river Severn under the name of Wroxeter , about five miles and a half south east of Shrewsbury . The party , having trained to Shrewsbury , were there met by Mr. William Phillips , our honorary member , who has done so much useful work ...
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