Les pénéides et sténopides / par Alphonse Milne-Edwards et E. L. Bouvier ; with nine plates.

v.27:no.3 (1909)

Description des Crustacés de la famille des Paguriens recueillis pendant l'Expédition / par Alphonse Milne-Edwards et E. L. Bouvier.

v.14:no.3 (1893)

Les bathynomes / par Alphonse Milne Edwards et E. L. Bouvier.

v.27:no.2 (1902)

Les dromiacés et oxystomes / par Alphonse Milne Edwards et E. L. Bouvier.

v.27:no.1 (1902)

Annotated almanac, 1758

Almanac containing calendar pages with sporadic annotations of measurements, a small number of notes including one about the prevalence of whooping cough (August), and a laid-in leaf. The laid-in leaf includes entries about the weather, deaths in the community, and a note of the number of deaths in the first Parish in Cambridge organized by age group.

Annotated almanac, 1758

Almanac containing sporadic annotations and entries in the hands of John and Hannah Winthrop on both the calendar pages and three additional leaves. Hannah Winthrop's entries include notes on the weather, deaths in the community, and amounts of "Island butter." An entry with burial statistics for the first parish in Cambridge appears to be the only entry in John Winthrop's hand.

Poem (manuscript copy owned by Jonathan Remington and Benjamin Parker), 1782

Paper notebook lacking covers with a handwritten copy of John Davis's 1781 Commencement poem titled “Poem. ” The verso of the last page is inscribed: “Benj’a Parker’s property Given him by Remington March 4th 1782.” The last page has a Latin phrase, "Finis cum fistilo jig," and the phrase, "He that has [some] hair cannot wear a wig."

Les porcellanides et des brachyures / Alphonse Milne-Edwards et E. L. Bouvier.

v.47:no.4 (1923)