The Gardener’s Magazine. October 1905

The occupants of the same nest have been seen to surround one of their number for several minutes rmaining motionless and then suddenly pounce upon the "cuprit" and rend it to pieces subsequently removing all parts of the body from the precincts of the nest. [...] Anyone who has seen the collection of ancient armours in the Tower must have been struck with the smallness of the great majority of the suits of mail. [...] The powder of the root-bark is given with milk and sugar for the relief of frequent naicturition and leucorrhcea. [...] The properties and the cultivation are the same Vide page 98 of the Gardener's Magazine Vol. [...] The greastest discovery of the age is the animal electricity which gives vitality to the system of men.