A General INDEX of Mätters.

Wind produc’d by the Fall of Witer, I.

$ 26 .

Wind-Pife and Lungs of Animali; Grastfound in them, II. 869.

Wood found under ground in Lincolnfliire,II. 42z. Fossile Wood near York, II. 423,424. In Craven, II. 424,425. Wood found mStone, II. 425.

The Wood-Cracker described, Ii. 853.

Wologda in Russta, the Latitude of it, !.652.

Worms ; A Remedy for them in Children, «1.133. A Worm voided by Urine, III. 135.

Worms found in several parn of the Body,anacconntof them, III. 137, >38. ThelongWorm in the Flelh in the Eali-Indies, III.138.

Worms ; a kind of them eattflg outSton«, II. 787. Others eating out Mortir, II.788.

Wostalt in Ralsii; the Latitude of it, J.SZ2.

Y

Tereflnw in Russia; the Latitude of it, I.6za.

Z

A Deseription of Nova Zembla and Weigats,I. 6 $g.

Zirchnitzer-Sea in Carniola described, II. 306,to 317.

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