Vol. 1 No. 3 (1830): South African Quarterly Journal

Articles

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  A description of the birds inhabiting the south of Africa

  Andrew Smith, M.D. (Author)

  225-241

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  Contributions to physical geography From the Edinburgh Journal of Science, No. III

  241-248

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  An historical account of the formation, progress, and present state of the European Colony at the Cape of Good Hope

  Rev. Mr. M. Borcherds, V.D.M. (Author)

  249-269

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  Remarks on the geology of South Africa

  George Thom, D.D. (Author)

  269-271

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  Inquiries respecting certain changes observed to have taken place in domestic animals transported from the old to the new Continent

  M. Roulen, M.D. (Author)

  271-276

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  On the relations of the tertiary and secondary rocks forming the southern flanks of the Tyrolese Alps near Bassano

  Roderick Impey Murchison, F.R.S. Sec. G.S. F.L.S. &c. &c. (Author)

  276-285

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  Observations on the seal-fishery of the Colony, and some of the physiological peculiarities of seals, with remarks on Dyer’s Islands, &c.

  A. Johnstone Jardine (Author)

  286-292

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  Remarks on the culture of exotic vegetables, adapted for the soil and climate of South Africa

  J. Bowie (Author)

  293-304

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  On the origin and natural history of the ox and its allied species.

  James Wilson, Esq. F.R.S. &c. (Author)

  305-314

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  Annual Report of the South African Institution, 1830

  315-321

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  Miscellaneous Intelligence

  325-341

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  Local Intelligence

  242-344

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