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Dear Sir, Bovisand Lodge, near Plymouth, 11th Nov. 1820. In November 1816, I sent to Sir Joseph Banks, some fossil bones found in the lime stone quarries at Oreston, near Ply­mouth, which bones were submitted by him to your examina­tion; and as you considered them to be of some importance, a description of them was laid before the Royal Society, on the 27th of February, 1817. I now take the liberty of sending you some more bones that have been subsequently found, nearly similarly situated, and not far from the place where the others were discovered, and I beg you will please to make use of these in any way you may think proper for the benefit of science.

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XII. A farther account of fossil bones discovered in caverns inclosed in the lime stone rocks at Plymouth. By Joseph Whidbey, Esq. In a letter addressed to Sir Everard Home, Bart. V. P. R. S