Cambridge.

{192b} Given by the Sovereign on the nomination of the Royal Society.

{193} Re-elected in 1912.

{194} The above list is principally taken from that compiled by Sir
George for the Year-Book of the Royal Society, 1912, and may not be quite
complete. It should be added that he especially valued the honour
conferred on him in the publication of his collected papers by the
Syndics of the University Press.

{195} _Dictionary of Music_, ed. I., s.v., March.

{198a} _Dictionary of Music_, s.v., March.

{198b} _Dictionary of Music_, s.v. Sergeant Trumpeter. When the office
was revived in 1858 it was given to a clarinet player and then to a
bassoonist. Before this date it was not even necessary to be a musician
to hold the office. The salary is 100 pounds per annum.

{199} _The British Campaign in France and Flanders_, 1914, pp. 117 and
118.

{201} An Address given at Birkbeck College, London, on September 29th,
1913.

{210} See p. 50.

{212} A new method of estimating the aperture of stomata. B., Vol. 84,
1911.

{215a} _Phil. Trans._, B. vol 190, 1898.

{215b} See above, p. 136.

{219} Quoted by Professor A. C. Bradley in his _Oxford Lectures on
Poetry_, 1909, p. 341.

{220a} _Descent of Man_, 1871, Vol. 1., p. 75.

{220b} Charles Darwin's _Journal of Researches_, etc., ed. 1860, p. 214.

{223} _Memories and Portraits_.

{226} _Crainquebille, Riquet_, etc., (n.d.)

{227} _Oxford Lectures on Poetry_, 1909, pp. 340, 341.

{229a} _David Copperfield_, Chap. xix.

{229b} "Its board and lodging to me, is smoke." _Pickwick_, Chap. xx.

{229c} In _Hard Times_, Chap. viii. I have ventured to omit the
elaborate lisp with which Mr. "Thleary" speaks in the original.

{230a} See for instance the _Life and Letters of Charles Darwin_, Vol 1,
p. 113.

{230b} C. T. Forster's _Life and letters of Ogier de Busbecq_, 1881.

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