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THE voluminous correspondence connected with the management of Kew Gardens, printed by order of Parliament, was issued at the close of last week. In the debate in the House of Lords on Monday, introduced by Lord Derby, the essential points of the controversy were hardly touched; and pending the debate in the House of Commons on Sir John Lubbock's motion, which was not reached on Tuesday evening, it is obviously premature to enter into the various discussions which are prompted by the contents of the Parliamentary papers.
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Notes . Nature 6, 268–270 (1872). https://doi.org/10.1038/006268a0
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