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THE STOCK.
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| 3 | Common Periwinkle | Littorina littorea |
| 3 | Yellow Do. | Littorina„ littoralis |
| 1 | Purple | Purpura lapillus |
| 1 | Scrobicularia | |
| 1 | Anomia | |
| 2 | Common Cockle | Cardium edule |
| 2 | Ascidia | |
| 2 | Hermit Crab | Pagurus bernhardus |
| 1 | Hermit CrabDo. | Pagurus„ Prideauxii |
| 4 | Sand Shrimp | Crangon vulgaris |
| 1 | Prawn | Palæmon serratus |
| 3 | Crown worm | Serpula triquetra |
| 3 | White-lined Worm | Nereis bilineata |
| 2 | Thick-horned Anemone | Actinia crassicornis |
| 3 | Thick-hornedWeymouth Anemone Do. | Actinia„ clavata |
| 2 | Thick-hornedParasitic Anemone Do. | Actinia„ parasitica |
| 6 | Thick-hornedPlumose Anemone Do. | Actinia„ dianthus |
| 5 | Thick-hornedDaisy Anemone Do. | Actinia„ bellis |
The Actiniæ were dispersed about the pieces of rock, in the reticulate cavities of a large piece of Eschara foliacea, and in the holes of Coralline-covered stones. The Serpulæ and the Ascidiæ were attached to Oyster shells, as was the Anomia; the other animals, being vagrant, chose their own resting places and wanderings.
In about a week after the original stocking, the following animals were added to the collection in the Tank:—
| 1 | Æquoreal Pipefish | Syngnathus æquoreus |
| 1 | Rough Doris | Doris pilosa |
