A forearm with three open wounds. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, c. 1826.

A boy with a wounded thigh seated on a bed; a crutch to his right. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, c. 1826.

James M'Gillivray, a man shot in the shoulder in the siege of Nijmegen (1794): the shot developed into an ulcer which was cured by John Bell. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, ca. 1826.

Charles Spooner. Stipple engraving by J. Brown after J. Stewart.

Joseph Hume. Stipple engraving by J. Brown after J. Stewart.

A group of different bears fighting for prey. Coloured etching by J. Bishop after J. Stewart.

A female and a male Asiatic elephant with their young and a caparisoned elephant with a howdah in the distance. Coloured etching by J. Bishop after J. Stewart.

Six different species of serpents, including pythons and cobras, killing their prey, cattle, by strangulation. Coloured etching by J. Bishop after J. Stewart.

Twelve different species of bees swarming a flowery meadow. Coloured etching by J. Bishop, 1855, after J. Stewart.

Horizontal and vertical sections through a porter brewery mash tun, and its constituent parts. Engraving by J. Moffat, c. 1830, after J. Farey.

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A defence of the Scots Highlanders, in general; and some learned characters, in particular: with a new and satisfactory account of the Picts, Scots, Fingal, Ossian, and his poems: As also, Of the Macs, Clans, Bodotria. And Several other Particulars respecting the High Antiquities of Scotland. By the Rev. John Lanne Buchanan.

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A forearm with three open wounds. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, c. 1826.

James M'Gillivray, a man shot in the shoulder in the siege of Nijmegen (1794): the shot developed into an ulcer which was cured by John Bell. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, ca. 1826.

A boy with a wounded thigh seated on a bed; a crutch to his right. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, c. 1826.

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A forearm with three open wounds. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, c. 1826.

James M'Gillivray, a man shot in the shoulder in the siege of Nijmegen (1794): the shot developed into an ulcer which was cured by John Bell. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, ca. 1826.

A boy with a wounded thigh seated on a bed; a crutch to his right. Coloured stipple etching by J. Stewart after J. Bell, c. 1826.