Corked glass jar, '59', containing grains of paradise seeds. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1890

Corked glass jar, '72', containing 'piper nigrum' or black pepper seeds. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1890

Two corked glass jars, '81' and '82', containing bearberry and buchu leaves. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1890

Corked glass jar, '85', containing 'capsicum fructus'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1890

Corked glass jar, '87', containing 'acidum benzoicum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1891

Corked glass jar, '88', containing 'acidum citricum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1892

Corked glass jar, '89', containing 'acidum gallicum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1893

Corked glass jar, '90', containing 'acidum oxalicum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1894

Corked glass jar, '91', containing 'acidum tannicum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1895

Corked glass jar, '92', containing 'acidum tartaricum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1896

Corked glass jar, '93', containing 'bromide of potassium'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1897

Corked glass jar, '94', containing 'saccharated carbonate of iron'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1898

Corked glass jar, '95', containing 'sulphate of iron'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1899

Corked glass jar, '96', containing 'hydrargri oxidum rubrum', or red oxide of mercury. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1900

Corked glass jar, '97', containing 'sulphate of magnesia'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1901

Corked glass jar, '98', containing 'plumbi acetus' or acetate of lead. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1902

Corked glass jar, '99', containing 'cream of tartar'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1903

Corked glass jar, '100', containing 'iodide of potassium'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1904

Corked glass jar, '101', containing 'bicarbonate of potash'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1905

Corked glass jar, '102', containing 'salts of sorrel'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1906

Corked glass jar, '103', containing 'chlorate of potash'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1907

Corked glass jar, '104', containing 'acetate of zinc'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1908

Corked glass jar, '106', containing 'bichromate of potash'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1909

Corked glass jar, '108', containing 'red prussiate of potash'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1910

Loose blue crystals, '109' sulphate of copper. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1911

Loose white crystals, '110' borax. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1912

Corked glass jar, '111', containing 'phosphate of soda'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1913

Corked glass jar, '113', containing 'iodide of lead'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1914

Corked glass jar, '114', containing 'sulphate of zinc'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1915

Corked glass jar, '115', containing 'pure precipitated sulphur'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1916

Corked glass jar, '117', containing 'balsamum tolutanum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1917

Corked glass jar, '118', containing 'balsamum peruvianum'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1918

Corked glass jar, '119', containing 'cantharus'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1919

Corked glass jar, '124', containing 'fennel fruit'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1920

Corked glass jar, '125', containing 'coriander fruit'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1921

Corked glass jar, '126', containing 'carui fructus', or carroway fruit. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1922

Corked glass jar, '127', containing 'dill fruit'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1923

Corked glass jar, '128', containing 'conii fructus', or hemlock fruit. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1924

Corked glass jar, '129', containing 'cochineal'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1925

Loose black resin or crystals. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1926

Corked glass jar, unnumbered, containing small black seeds. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1927

Loose yellow-green crystals, possibly '107, yellow prussiate of potash'. From the top tray of mahogany chest, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1928

Top tray of mahogany chest, with 42 compartments, as required for "major or examination" published by Evans, lescher and Evans, and Evans Sons and Co., London and Liverpool, English, 1840-1896