Menuell, Philip,—"The dictionary of Australian biography . . . from the inauguration of responsible government down to the present time (1855 - 1892)." London, 1892 (6).
Maiden, J, H— "Forest Flora of New South Wales." Government Printer, Sydney (7).
Kew Catalogue of Portraits of Botanists, 1906 (8).
See also—
(a) Sachs, Julius von—"History of Botany," (1530-1860). Authorised translation by Garnsey and Balfour, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1890 (9).
(b) "Kew Collectors." Pharm. Journ., 27/3/97, p. 270.
(a) General. [By this I mean botanists who collected in two or more Australian States or who did not confine their descriptive work to the plants of one State. I am aware I have not been quite consistent. For instance, I have placed Allan Cunningham in the New South Wales list, as he was Superintendent of the Botanic Gardens here; nevertheless, he was an "Australian" botanist. I have excluded French botanists, as the expeditions of the French to Australia, particularly during the first half century of settlement, are so important that I propose to devote a special paper to them.]
James, Backhouse (1794-1869). Born 8th July, 1794; died at York, England, 20th January, 1869. Nurseryman. Botanised in Teesdale, Yorkshire, etc., 1803-65. Missionary Friend in Norway and the Southern Hemisphere. Correspondent of J. E. Smith and W. J. Hooker. Pritzel 11; (the only entry is "A monograph of the British Hieracia," York 1856, 8 vo. 92 pp.) Journ. Bot. vii (1869), 51; (a valuable and interesting account of his life and botanical work from the pen of J. G. (Baker), himself also a member of the Society of Friends; Journ, Hort., xli (1869), 32 (a brief note); Gardeners' Chronicle, 1869, 136 (a moderately brief
