 | 1828 - 420 sider
...By I. HARWOOD, MDFRS Professor of Natural History in the Royal Institution. * IN the autumn of 1826, whilst Captain Sawyer of the ship Harmony of Hull was in pursuit of the Bottle-nosed Porpoise in Davis's Straits, north latititude 62, and west longitude 57, * This paper is aj Phil. Trans. 1327,... | |
 | 1828 - 406 sider
...By I. HARWOOD, MDFRS Professor of Natural History in the Royal Institution. * IN the autumn of 1826, whilst Captain Sawyer of the ship Harmony of Hull was in pursuit of the Bottle-nosed Porpoise in Davis's Straits, north latititude 62, and west longitude 57, * This paper is a popular abridgement... | |
 | 1828 - 612 sider
...OF AN EXTRAORDINARY MARINE ANIMAL, OR SEASERPENT. . HV I. HARWOOD, HDFR S,' IN the autumn of 1826, whilst Captain Sawyer, of the ship Harmony, of Hull, was in pursuit of the Bottled-nosed Porpoise in Davis's Straits, north latitude 62, and west longitude 57, he observed a... | |
 | United States National Museum - 1885 - 690 sider
...autumn of 1826. "Whilst Captain Sawyer, of the ship Harmony, of Hull, was in pursuit of the bottle-nose porpoise, in latitude 62° north, by about 57° west,...destruction of large aquatic animals, by attaching a harpoon by which they are speared, and thus tiring them out by its floating property. On a nearer... | |
 | 1885 - 708 sider
...newly discovered, and a very extraordinary marine animal, which was obtained in the antumn of 1826. "Whilst Captain Sawyer, of the ship Harmony, of Hull, was in pursuit of the bottle-nose porpoise, in latitude 62° north, by about 57° west, he observed a body floating on the... | |
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This memoir was devoted to an account of " a newly discovered, and a very extraordinary marine animal, which was obtained in the autumn of 1826. "Whilst Captain Sawyer, of the ship Harmony, of Hull, was in pursuit of the bottle-nose porpoise, in latitude... 