Report of the experiments on animal magnetism, made by a committee of the Medical section of the French Royal academy of sciences : read at the meeting of the 21st and 28th of June, 1831,

Attribution on t.-p. to a committee of the Medical section of the French Royal academy of sciences incorrect.

Isis revelata: an inquiry into the origin, progress, and present state of animal magnetism.

Added t.-p., engr.

Proceedings of an ecclesiastical council, in the case of the proprietors of Hollis-street meeting-house and the Rev. John Pierpont, their pastor, prepared from the official journal and original documents,

Copy 2. With this is bound: Boston. Hollis street church. Report of the committee of the proprietors. [Boston, 1839] Copy 2.

The life of John Eliot, the apostle of the Indians ...

Sabin, v. 6, p. 141.

Notæ in Aristophanem sedula recensione collatae ex editionibus Brunckii, Reisigii, Beckii, Dindorfii.

Published also as v. III-IV of his edition of Aristophanes, 1829.

Proceedings of a meeting of friends of Rev. John Pierpont : and his reply to the charges of the committee, of Hollis Street Society.

"October 26th, 1839."

John Franklin Rixey (late a representative from Virginia). Memorial addresses, Fifty-ninth Congress, second session, House of Representatives, February 25, 1907. Senate of the United States, March 2, 1907,

Issued also as House doc. 812, 59th Cong., 2nd sess.

The life and correspondence of John Foster:

Mode of access: Internet.

The life and correspondence of John Foster:

v. 1 has imprint: London, Bohn, 1861.

Memoirs of John Kitto ...

Mode of access: Internet.

John Augustus: first probation officer. reprint of the original report of John Augustus, published in Boston in 1852,

Reproduction of A report of the labors of John Augustus. Boston, Wright & Hasty, 1852.

Memoirs of John Kitto ... compiled chiefly from his letters and journals.

Mode of access: Internet.

The foraging behaviour of the Black rat (Rattus rattus) within Australian macadamia orchards

The black rat (Rattus rattus) has been shown to be the primary species responsible for causing significant crop losses within the Australian macadamia industry. This species success within macadamia orchards is directly related to the flexibility expressed in its foraging behaviour. In this paper a conceptual foraging model is presented which proposes that the utilisation of resources by rodents within various components of the system is related not only to their relative abundance, but also to predator avoidance behaviour. Nut removal from high predation risk habitats during periods of low resource abundance in low risk compartments of the system is considered an essential behaviour that allows high rodent densities to be maintained throughout the year.