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 | | Sir William Jardine, Bart., the eminent naturalist and ornithologist, was born at Edinburgh, 1800. |
 | | Another study, by which Sir W. Jardine became known to the scientific world, was that of Ichnology, or the study of the footprints of different animals, when left imprinted upon the shores of seas, lakes, or rivers. |
 | | The house has nothing notable in it, but the grounds are beautiful, and in the neat flower garden we found a great display of fine flowers, groups of which were likewise tastefully planted about the house. |
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