Public Library Survey of India, Library of Geological Survey of Literary and Philosoph. Society DEHRA DIIOON. Great Trigonometrical SHANGHAI ... Royal Asiatic Society (North China Branch) Journal of Indian Archi General Library and Museum MADRAS SINGAPORE. Asiatic Society pelago AFRICA. Public Library Historical' and Geogra phical Institute of Academy of Sciences University of Geographical and Sta tistical Society of Society of Nat. His- NEW HAVEN.. Yale College Library tory QUEBEC SALEM Sciences Missouri, Academy of Library of the Parlia- WASHINGTON.. Peabody Academy of The American Naturalist' SAN FRANCISCo, Mercantile Lib. Associa tion Department of Public In-- Canadian Institute of WORCESTER . . Antiquarian Society NAMES OF INDIVIDUALS TO WHOM THE ROYAL PREMIUMS AND OTHER TESTIMONIALS HAVE BEEN AWARDED. 1832.-Mr. Richard Lander-Royal Medal-for the discovery of the course of the River Niger or Quorra, and its outlet in the Gulf of Benin. 1833. Mr. John Biscoe-Royal Medal-for the discovery of the land now named "Enderby Land and "Graham Land," in the Antarctic Ocean. 1834.-Captain Sir John Ross, R.N.-Royal Medal-for discovery in the Arctic Regions of America. 1835.-Sir Alexander Burnes-Royal Medal-for the navigation of the River Indus, and a journey by Balkh and Bokhara across Central Asia. 1836.-Captain Sir George Back, R.N.-Royal Medal-for the discovery of the Great Fish River, and its navigation to the sea on the Arctic Coast of America. 1837.-Captain Robert FitzRoy, R.N.-Royal Medal-for the survey of the Shores of Patagonia, Chile, and Peru. 1838.-Colonel Chesney, R.A.-Royal Medal-for the general conduct of the "Euphrates Expedition" in 1835-6, and for accessions to the geography of Syria, Mesopotamia, and the Delta of Susiana. 1839.-Mr. Thomas Simpson-Founder's Medal-for the discovery and tracing, in 1837 and 1838, of about 300 miles of the Arctic shores of America. Dr. Edward Rüppell-Patron's Medal-for his travels and researches in Nubia, Kordofán, Arabia, and Abyssinia. 1840.-Col. H. C. Rawlinson, E.I.C.-Founder's Medal-for his travels and researches in Susiana and Persian Kurdistán, and for the light thrown by him on the comparative geography of Western Asia. Sir R. H. Schomburgk-Patron's Medal-for his travels and researches during the years 1835-9 in the colony of British Guayana, and in the adjacent parts of South America. 1841.-Lieut. Raper, R.N.-Founder's Medal-for the publication of his work on Navigation and Nautical Astronomy.' Lieut. John Wood, I.N.-Patron's Medal for his survey of the 1842.-Captain Sir James Clark Ross, R.N.-Founder's Medal--for his discoveries in the Antarctic Ocean. Rev. Dr. E. Robinson, of New York-Patron's Medal-for his work entitled 'Biblical Researches in Palestine.' 1843.-Mr. Edward John Eyre-Founder's Medal-for his explorations in Australia. Lieut. J. F. A. Symonds, R.E.-Patron's Medal-for his survey in Palestine, and levels across the country to the Dead Sea. 1844.-Mr. W. J. Hamilton-Founder's Medal-for his researches in Asia Minor. Prof. Adolph Erman-Patron's Medal-for his extensive geographical labours. 1945.-Dr. Beke -Founder's Medal-for his extensive explorations in Abyssinia. M. Charles Ritter-Patron's Medal-for his important geographical works. 1846.-Count P. E. de Strzelecki-Founder's Medal-for his explorations and discoveries in the South-Eastern portion of Australia, and in Van Diemen's Land. Prof. A. Th. Middendorff-Patron's Medal-for his extensive explorations and discoveries in Northern and Eastern Siberia. 1847.-Capt. Charles Sturt-Founder's Medal for his various and extensive explorations in Australia. Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt-Patron's Medal-for a journey performed from Moreton Bay to Port Essington. 1848.-Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak and Governor of LabuanFounder's Medal-for his expedition to Borneo. Captain Charles Wilkes, U.S.N. - Patron's Medal for his 1849.-Austen H. Layard, Esq., D.C.L. M.P.-Founder's Medal-for his contributions to Asiatic geography, researches in Mesopotamia, and discoveries of the remains of Nineveh. Baron Ch. Hügel-Patron's Medal-for his explorations of Cashmere and surrounding countries, communicated in his work entitled 'Kashmir und das Reich der Siek.' 1850.-Col. John Ch. Frémont-Patron's Medal-for his successful explorations of the Rocky Mountains and California; and for his numerous Discoveries and Astronomical Observations. 1851. The Rev. DAVID LIVINGSTONE, of Kolobeng-a Chronometer Watch- Dr. GEORGE WALLIN, of Finland-25 Guineas-for his Travels in Arabia. 1852.-Dr. John Rae-Founder's Medal-for his survey of Boothia and of the Coasts of Wollaston and Victoria Lands. Captain Henry Strachey-Patron's Medal-for his Surveys in Western Tibet. 1853.-Mr. Francis Galton-Founder's Medal-for his explorations in Southern Africa. Commander E. A. Inglefield, R.N.-Patron's Medal for his Survey of the Coasts of Baffin Bay, Smith and Lancaster Sounds. 1854.-Rear-Admiral William Henry Smyth-Founder's Medalfor his valuable Surveys in the Mediterranean. Captain Robert J. M. M'Clure, R.N.-Patron's Medal-for his discovery of the North-West Passage. 1855.-The Rev. David Livingstone, M.D., &c.-Patron's Medalfor his Scientific Explorations in Central Africa. Mr. CHARLES J. ANDERSSON-a Set of Surveying Instruments-for his 1856.-Elisha Kent Kane, M.D.-Founder's Medal for his discoveriesin the Polar Regions. Heinrich Barth, PHIL. DR.-Patron's Medal-for his explorations in Central Africa. Corporal J. F. CHURCH, of the Royal Engineers-a Watch and Chainfor his scientific observations while attached to the Mission in Central Africa. 1857.-Mr. Augustus C. Gregory-Founder's Medal-for his explorations in Western and Northern Australia. Lieut. Col. Andrew Scott Waugh, Bengal Engineers Patron's Medal-for the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India. 1858.-Captain Richard Collinson, R.N.-Founder's Medal-for his Discoveries in the Arctic Regions. 1858.-Prof. Alexander Dallas Bache, Superintendent U. S. Coast Survey-Patron's Medal-for his extensive Surveys of America. 1859.-Captain Richard F. Burton-Founder's Medal-for his Explorations in Eastern Central Africa. Captain John Palliser-Patron's Medal-for his explorations in Mr. JOHN MACDOUALL STUART-a Gold Watch-for his Discoveries in 1860.-Lady Franklin-Founder's Medal-in commemoration of the discoveries of Sir J. Franklin. Captain Sir F. Leopold McClintock, B.N.-Patron's Medal -for his Discoveries in the Arctic Regions. 1861.-Captain John Hanning Speke-Founder's Medal-for the Discovery of the Great Lake Victoria Nyanza, Eastern Africa, &c. Mr. John Macdouall Stuart-Patron's Medal-for his Explorations in the Interior of Australia. 1862.-Mr. Robert O'Hara Burke-Founder's Medal-for his Explorations in Australia. Captain Thomas Blakiston-Patron's Medal-for his survey of the River Yang-tsze-kiang. Mr. JOHN KING-a Gold Watch-for his meritorious conduct while attached to the Expedition under Mr. R. O'Hara Burke. 1863. Mr. Frank T. Gregory-Founder's Medal-for his explorations in Western Australia. Mr. John Arrowsmith-Patron's Medal-for the very important services he has rendered to Geographical Science. Mr. WILLIAM LANDSBOROUGH-a Gold Watch-for successful Explora- Mr. JOHN M'KINLAY-a Gold Watch-for successful Explorations in Mr. FREDERICK WALKER-a Gold Watch-for successful Explorations 1864.-Captain J. A. Grant-Patron's Medal-for his journey from Zanzibar across Eastern Equatorial Africa to Egypt, in company with Captain Speke. Baron C. von der Decken-Founder's Medal-for his two Rev. W. GIFFORD PALGRAVE-the sum of 25 Guineas-for the purchase 1865.-Captain F. G. Montgomerie, R.E.-Founder's Medal-for his Trigonometrical Survey of North-West India. Mr. S. W. Baker-Patron's Medal-for his relief of Capts. Speke |