[86] Robert Jameson, the eminent Scotch naturalist, 1774-1854. Regius Professor of Natural History in the University of Edinburgh. Founder of the Wernerian Society of that city, and with Sir David Brewster originated the "Edinburgh Philosophical Review." Wrote many works on geology and mineralogy. [87] Andrew Duncan, M.D., 1745-1828. Lecturer in the University of Edinburgh. [88] Patrick Neill, 1776-1851, Scottish naturalist and horticulturalist. Was a printer in Edinburgh at this time. [89] Prideaux John Selby, English ornithologist, author of "British Birds" and other works; died 1867. [90] Lord Francis Jeffrey, 1773-1850, the distinguished Scottish critic and essayist. [91] Sir William Jardine. [92] W. H. Lizars, the engraver who made a few of the earliest plates of the "Birds of America." [93] Scottish naturalist, 1800-1874. Published "Naturalists' Library" and other works. [94] James Wilson, brother of Professor John Wilson (Christopher North), naturalist and scientific writer, 1795-1856. [95] George Combe, an eminent phrenologist and author on that subject. Born and died in Edinburgh, 1788-1856. [96] David Bridges, editor of one of the Edinburgh newspapers. [97] John Syme. His portrait of Audubon was the first one ever engraved. [98] Charles Waterton, English naturalist and traveller, 1782-1865,--always an enemy of Audubon's. [99] This seal Audubon always used afterwards, and it is still in the possession of the family. [100] Robert Graham, Scottish physician and botanist, born at Stirling, 1786, died at Edinburgh, 1845. [101] David Brewster, author, scientist, and philosopher, Edinburgh, 1781- [102] Dugald Stewart, Professor of Moral Philosophy, author, etc., Edinburgh, 1753-1828. [103] Thomas Bruce, seventh Earl of Elgin. 1777-1841. [104] Wm. Forbes Skene, Scottish historian. [105] Afterwards Sir William Allan, historical painter; in 1833 was elected president of the Scottish Royal Academy, Edinburgh. 1782-1850. [106] An eminent divine 1784-1858; father of Dr. John Brown, author of "Rab and his Friends," etc. [107] William Nicholson, First Secretary of the Scottish Academy and portrait painter. 1784-1844. [108] Traveller and author. 1788-1844. [109] Robert Kaye Greville, author of "Plants of Edinburgh" and other botanical works, 1794-1866. [110] This entry begins a new blank book, in shape and size like a ledger, every line of which is closely written. [111] Spencer Perceval, born 1762, assassinated in the lobby of the House of Commons, May 11, 1812.