[76] Further information relating to Hill's public Life will be found in the following works. Arthur Murphy, _The Life of David Garrick_, London, 1801; _A narrative of the affair between Mr Brown and the Inspector_, London, 1752; _The Covent Garden Journal_, 1752; Frederick Lawrence, _Life of Fielding_, London, 1855. [77] Ed. by Dallinger, London, 1891. [78] _Outlines of a System of Vegetable Generation_, London, 1758. [79] By Lindforss in 1896. [80] _The British Herbal; an History of Plants, and Trees, natives of Britain, cultivated for use, or raised for Beauty_, London, 1756. [81] _Historical and Biographical Sketches of the Progress of Botany in England_, London, 1790. [82] _The Gardeners New Kalendar ... The System of Linnaeus also explained_, London, 1758. [83] _Flora Britanica sive Synopsis methodica stirpium Britanicarum post tertiam editionem synopseos Raianae ... nunc primum ad C. Linnaei methodum disposita_, London, 1760 (some copies are dated 1759). [84] _Loc. cit._ [85] _The Vegetable System Or, the Internal Structure and The Life of Plants; Their Parts and Nourishment Explained; Their Classes, Orders, Genera, and Species, Ascertained and Described...._ London, 1759-1775. [86] London, 1758. [87] _An Address to the Public ... loc. cit._ [88] See _Helleborine_ Hill v. _Epipactis_ Adans. G. Claridge Druce, _Journal of Botany_, XLVI. 1908. [89] Babington's _Manual of British Botany_, ed. by Groves, London. Hayward's _Botanist's Pocket Book_, ed. by Druce, London, 1909. [90] John Nichols, _Literary Anecdotes_, 1812. [91] Boswell's _Life of Johnson_, ed. by Fitzgerald, London, 1897. [92] _Ibid._; _Life of Garrick_, _loc. cit._ [93] Edinburgh, 1779, _loc. cit._ [94] _Loc. cit._ [95] _Loc. cit._ ROBERT BROWN 1773-1858 BY J. B. FARMER Position of Botany before Brown--narrative--diary--naturalist to the Flinders expedition--travels in Australia--his method in the field--Essay and Prodromus on the vegetation of New Holland--the Proteaceae and Asclepiadaceae--Brown's digressions--his tenacity and caution--impregnation--views on the morphology of the Gymnosperms in the memoir on _Kingia_--foundation of ovular morphology--cell nucleus discussed--the simple microscope--"Brownian movement" investigated--summary of other work--Bryophytes--interest in fossil plants--personal characteristics--Asa Gray's story--the Banksian collections--the British Museum and Linnean Society--contemporary appreciation--his outstanding merits.