The CONTENTS.
2» Consiier'i ; by OAr. J. Ray 635
XI. An Extraordinary Spirit of Sugar ; ly
Dr. Lucas Hodgeson ibii.
XII. The Culture o/Saffron ; by Mir. Ch.
Howard 63$
XIII. M'elons Order'd ■, by M. de la Quintiny
638
XIV. 1. Dog-Mercury ; ly Mr. T. M. 64.0
2. By Dr. Sloan ibid.
XV. Hemlock ; by Dr. Nath. Wood ibid.
XVI. 1. A Poyfonous Root iike Hemlock 3
by Dr. Nath. Wood 641
2. By OAr. J. Ray ibid.
X^II. 1. Hemlock-Water-Dropwort ; by* OAr. Fr. Vaughan ibid.
2 . By OAr. Ray 642
XVIII. Tke Horned Poppy ; by OAr. JamesNewton ibid.
XIX. The Helmontian Laudanum ; by OAr.
Boyle ibid-
XX. 7k Ilse of Opium mong tbe Turks; by
Dr. Edw. Smith 643
XXI. Mackenboy; by tbe Bißiop o/Cloyne 644
XXII. 7 he Snake-Root; by OAr. Banifter ibid.XXIII. Devils-bit \by Sir Theod. Mayerne 645
XXIV. Alcanna; ty ... . ibid .
XXV. Aloe Americana; ty Dr. Merret ibid.
XXVI. 7 he Tartarian Lamb; by Dr. Hans
Sloan 646
XXVII. A Sort of Seeds nohicb Clarifie Wa-ter ; by Dr. Hans Sloan ibid.
XXVIII. 7 be True Amonum, or Tugus oftbe Philippine IUes3 i/P. Geo. Camelli ib.
XXIX. 7 he Abmella front Ceylon ; by Dr.
Hotton 648
XXX. 1. Nux Pepita, or Faba Sancti Igna-
tii 3 by Dr. Sloan ibid.
2. By ••• • ibid.
3. P. Geo. Camelli 649
4. By Dr. Hotton 6 $2
XXXh Cherries Recovered tbough almoß Wi-
thered ; ty Dr. Chr. Merret ibid.XXXII. 7 k Sorbus Pyriform«; by Mr.
Edrti- Pitc ibid.
?.By.... 6 S 3
Xxxill. A Double-Pear 3 by . . . . ibid.XxxlV. An Unusual VVav of PropagatingMurberry-Trees, in Virginia, for tbeSilk-Work ; by . ... ibid.
XXXV. Choice of Fruit-Trees, for SpeedyPropagatidn and Pleasant Liquor ; by Dr.J. Beal ibid.
XXXY-f; An Eäsie Way of Bfiftng FruitTrees; ly Mr. LewLs 654
XXXVli. ■ 1. The Eest Season 0/Tranfplant ,ing ly hir. Rieh. Reed- dsy|
2. By Dr. J. Beal. ibid.
XXXVIII. Bloflbms do rot forthwith difcovera Blast 3 by Dr. Beal 6 $6
XXXIX. 1. Cider; ly OAr. Rieh. Reed ibid.2. An Excellent Drink front Apples andMulberries; by Mr. Sam. Colepress ibid.XL. Vines; by OAr. J. Templer ibid.
XL!. 7 o mabe Muscadine-Wine ; by OA. deMattel 6 57
XLII. The Way o/Making vinegar in France ;
by ... . ibid.
XLI 11 . Orange-Trees 3 by ... . 658
XL 1 V. 1. One Individual Fruir, half Orangeand half Lemon ; by ... . ibid.
2. By Mr . ibid.
3. By Pet. Natus ibid.
XLV. An Account of tbe Coffee-Sbrub; by
Dr.H. Sloan 659
XLVI. An Account of Coffee 3 by OAr. J.
Houghton 660
XLVII, The Cacao-Tree 3 by ... . 662
XLVIlt. 7 be Jamaica Pepper-Tree ; by Dr.
Sloan 66z
XLIX. Cinnamon and Milium ; by M. J. 654L. lhe Wild-Cinnamon.Tree ; by Dr. H.
Sloan 66$
LI. The True Cortex Winteranus 3 ty Dr.
H. Sloan 666
LI T. An Account of tbe Propagation of Elmdfrom Seed \ by Sir Rieh. Buckley 60 7LITI- A Sort of Sugarfeom Maple ; by .. 6 58LIV. Oak Prepared for Tanning; byOAr.Ch.
Howard of Norfolk ibid .
LV. A Dwarf-Oak from New-England; byOAr. Fr. Wiiloughby 669
LVI. The Way of mahing Pitcb, Tarr, Rozinand Turpentine3 by OAr. Tho. Beut ibid.LVII. A Sort of Milsekoe in Jamaica; ly Dr.
H. Sloan ibid.
LVIH. 7 be SilVer Pine, from sie Cape ofGood-Hope ; by Dr. H. Sloan 672LIX. Another Coniferous Tree,' from tbeCape of Good-Hope; by Dr. H.Sloan ib.LX. 1. Observatioits and Experiments con~.cerning Vegetation, and tbe Running ofSap ; by XV.J.Beal, andDr.Bz. Tonge 67 j
2. ByOAr. Fr. Wiiloughby, and Wray
682
3. By Dr. Lister 68 6
LXI. Tbe Circulation of Sap; by Dr, Lister Ö8*i -LXIs. 1. rbe Descenc of Sap in Winter ; by
JMr.'Rich. Reed 690
2. By Dr.]. Beal % ibid.
LXtll. 1. Veins in Pläntsj observed bj Dr,
M. Lister : 691
3, By Dr, Wallis 696
7 -XIV- ■