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INDEX TO MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS,

O.

Oil, beech, ii. 1963.*

Oil from the privet, ii. 1200.

Oil made from the cone of Pinus C4mbra t iv.2279.

Oil, nut, iii. 2024-.

Oil of rosemary, iii. 1280.

Oil of sweet almonds, ii. 676.

Oil of turpentine, iv. 2336.

Oil of walnuts, iii. 1429.

Oil, olive, to make, ii. 1207.

Olives, substitute for, ii. 686.

Olives, to pickle, ii. 1207.

Onguent de St. Fiacre. See Grafting clay, ii.805.

P.

Pannage, iii. 1747.

Paper birch, uses of, iii. 1709.

Paraguay tea, mode of making, ii. 520.

Parfait amour, ii. 789.

Parterres of embroidery in box, iii. 1337.; iv.2585.

Peach brandy, ii. 681.

Pears, mode of obtaining new kinds, by Dr. VanMons, ii. 882.

Pears, French, mode of preserving, ii. 883.

Pears, to dry, ii. 883.

Perry, to make, ii. 884. 897.

Pines and firs, cuttings of, iv. 2128.

Pines and firs, grafting, iv. 2129.

Pine barrens, iv. 2117.

Pine forest on fire, iv. 2137.

Pinetums, iv. 2120.

Pinetums of Great Britain, tabular view of, iv.2450.

Pitch, iv. 2125. 2175. 2222.2260.

Pitch, black, iv. 2222.

Pitch, Burgundy, iv. 2308.

Plane tree, shade of, iv. 2047.

Plane tree, wool of, iv. 2045.

Planting from pots, i. 265.

Planting in puddle, i. 371.

Planting, by fixing with water, i. 265.

Poetry on the Arbutus, ii. 1117.

Beech, iii. 1958.

Birch, iii. 1700.

Furze, ii. 574.

Hazel, iii. 2021.

Holly, ii. 512.

Ling, ii. 1084.

Oak, iii. 1785.

Walnut, iii. 1431.

Wayfaring tree, ii. 1035.

Yew, iv. 2083.

Poisoning plants, i. 300.

Poisonous trees and shrubs, i. 233. 476. 493.; ii.549. 553. 555. 561. 564. 610.709.719. ; iii. 1267.1308.

Polenta, to make, iii. 1996.

Pomatum, origin of, ii. 896.

Portable house, for protecting plants, ii. 670.

Port wine from British fruit, ii. 686.

Potash, trees producing, i. 412. j ii. 572. 583. 596.

1219.; iii. 1430.1525. 1647.

Pounce, what made of, iv. 2403.

Protecting by gauze or bunting, i. 280. Withmats, i. 257. By straw ropes, i. 279.

Protecting frame for plants, iv. 2531.

Protecting trees and shrubs, i. 280. 364. 392.

396.; iii. wall, 1306.

Protecting roots, i. 266.

Prunes, mode of preparing, ii. 689.

Prussic acid, plants producing, ii. 671. 714.

Public walks, trees suitable for, i. 568. 416. 418.;

iii. 1384.1415. 1643.

Pumping of the larch, iv. 2385.

Purple, to dye, i. 427.

Pyrale, iii. 1999.

Pvrolignous acid, iv. 2399.

Pyrotechnic clock, 258.

Q.

Quass, mode of making, iv. 235

R.

Raising, to make, ii. 896. 818.

Raki, the liqueur so called, ii. 690.

Ranging timbers in America, iv. 2118.

Ratafia of Grenoble, ii. 697.

Red oak staves, iii. 1886.

Red, to dye, i. 530.

Religious ceremonies, trees used in, ii. 501.518.;iv. 2349.

Remarkable trees: —

Alders, iii. 1687-Apple trees, ii. 908.

Arbutus, in the Bot. Gard. Edin., iv.2575.

Ash trees, ii. 1225. ; iv. 2580.

Balsam poplars, iii. 1675.

Beeches, iii. 1954.1970. 1976.

Black walnut, iii. 1438.

Buyukdtre plane tree, iv. 2042.

Cedars, iv. 2404. 2425. 2500. Of MountLebanon, iv. 2407 2411. Visits of travellersto, iv. 2409.

Chestnuts, remarkable iii. 1987. 1999. OfMount Etna, iii. 1987.

Cypresses, remarkable, iv. 2466. 2470.Deciduous cypresses, large trees of, iv. 2483.Elms, iii. 1391. 1402.

Fig trees, iii. 1367.

Hawthorns, ii. 840.; iv. 2562.

Hollies, ii. 515.

Hornbeams, iii. 2007, 2012.

Horse chestnuts, i. 466.

Johnson’s willow, iii. 1518.

Larches, iv. 2355.

Laurels, ii. 719.

Lime trees,7i. 371.; iv. 2538.

Lombardy poplars, iii.1670.

Mulberry trees, iii. 1345. 1347. At Canter-bury, iv. 2S86.

Myrtles, ii. 963.

Napoleon’s willow, iii. 1511.

Oaks, iii. 1741. 1753. 1773. 1837. With con-joined trunks, iii. 1781.

Pear trees, ii. 881. 888.

Pines in the Canaries, iv. 2263.

Plane trees, iv. 2038. 2042.

Poplars, iii. 1654.

Portugal laurel, ii. 715.; iv. 2555.

Salisburias, iv. 2099.

Scotch pines, iv. 2184.

Silver firs, iv. 2337.

Spruce firs at the Whim, iv. 22Stone pine of Sablettes, iv. 2228Sycamores, i. 419.; iv. 2542.

Walnut trees, iii. 3435.

Willows, iii. 1308. 1518.1527.

Yews, iv. 2069. 2073. 2091.

Zelkoua, iii. 1411.

Resin. See Rosin.

Resinous products of the pine and fir tribes, iv,2125. 2174, 2221.

Rheumatism, cures for, i. 268. 488 ; iii. 1267.Rhododendron, honey of, ii. 1132.

Rockwork, plants for, i. 313. 336 348. 399, 400.402.; ii. 578. 583.601. 604. 638. 800 966.; iii.1268.1277,1278,1287* 1309. 1313Rosariums, ii. 794.; iv. 2561.

Rose Acacia, mode of training, ii. 628.

Rose, architectural, ii. 793.

Rose garden ii. 793.

Rose, history of, ii. 785.

Rose, insects on, to destroy, ii. 809.

Rose of Lancaster, ii. 761.

Rose, mode of drying the petals, ii. 787. 788.

Rose pink, ii. 681.

Rose plantations, ii. 786, 787, 788.

Rose-water, ii. 788. 790.

Rose wall, ii. 800.

Roses, arcades of, ii. 797.

Roses, attar of, ii. 789.

Roses, baskets of, ii. 800.

Roses, best collections, ii. 750.

Roses, budding the, ii. 802.

Roses, climbing, ii. 799.

Roses, conserve of, ii. 789.

Roses, essence of, ii. 789.