The Linnaean fish collection in the Linnean Society of London

Linnaeus's personal collection of fishes was part of the material purchased by J. E. Smith in 1783–1784 from Linnaeus's widow and which became the property of the Linnean Society of London in 1828. There are extant 168 dried specimens of fishes, mostly skins mounted on paper in the manner of herbarium specimens. The spirit-preserved material which belonged to Linnaeus was never sent from Sweden.
The history of the collection is recounted, and the sources of the specimens discussed. A catalogue of the collection is presented with discussion of the type status of the specimens and the sources for the typification of each taxon.     

The publication dates of the Transactions of the Linnean Society of London,Series I,1791–1875*

Evidence for the dates of publication of the parts of the Transactions of the Linnean Society of London, Series 1,1791–1875, has been collected from the Minute Books of the Linnean Society, the Journal Books of the Royal Society, The Times, Bent's Monthly Literary Advertiser, the Bookseller, the Gardener's Chronicle, and the Athenaeum. Dates have been traced for all parts except five, and two of those may have been issued with other parts that have been dated.