Botanical notebooks, in the handwriting of a man living at Oxford early in the 18th cent., who may be 'T. Br.' (MS. Lat. misc. e. 31, fol. 1): An analysis of the 15 sections of Robert Morison's Plantarum Historia Oxoniensis , parts 2 and 3 (Oxf., 1680-99), with a few specimens of dried plants inserted, Written in about 1710-1715