Insects in the Royal Society's Repository Finish:Float frame On the other side of

On the other side of the Channel

Joanna Lumley

at the mansion house where the Territorial Information Bureau is attracting crowds daily

4th July 1977

Insects in the Royal Society's Repository Finish:Float frame On the other side ofStudies of a 'Fly Nest'; a 'Wild Bee'; a Lanthorne Flie' ('Lanthorn Fly, of Peru two or three of these fasten'd to a stick will give sufficient light to those that travail or walk in the Night'); a 'Nocoonaca' ('may be called The Great West Indian Goat Chafer'); the 'Lesser Bull Chafer'; a 'Great Gogle Ey'd Beetle' ('Carabus Indiae Orientalis maximus'); a 'Long Gogle Ey'd Beetle of the East Indies'; and a 'Thick Gogle Ey'd Beetle of the East Indies'