Butterflies of North and South America mb-artist Peter_Lely On the other side of

On the other side of the Channel

Here Punch pokes fun at the aristocratic ladies who had arranged a major fete in Cremorne Gardens

Marine zoological study showing a side view of the Corkwing wrasse (Symphodus melops)

View of the newly constructed London Docks at Wapping

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Butterflies of North and South America mb-artist Peter_Lely On the other side ofTwo varieties of butterfly, numbered 1 3. Figure 1 upper surface of Papilio amulius [the Belus swallowtail, Battus belus, a native of South America]. Figures 2 3 upper and lower surfaces of Papilio myrina, unidentified species of fritillary, stated to be a native of Georgia]. The insects shown were part of the collection of Johann Christian Gerning (1745 1802). The accompanying text states that 'under the immediate care and direction of this great