616 



POMACEiE. X. Pykus. 



Name. 



436 

 437 

 438 



439 

 440 



441 



442 



443 



444 





Martin sec 

 rousselette d'hiver 

 Martin sec de 



Provence 

 Martin sire 

 RonvtUe, 



marquise - - 



marquise (Thiver 



marquise d*au- 

 tome. 



la Mai. 



medaille, see Na- 

 poleon. 



melon, see beurre 

 Diel. 



Maule's bush. 



marveille d'hiver 

 petite oie, 



merveille de la na- 

 ture, see Four- 

 croy. 



messire Jean - 



monsieur John, 

 messire Jean gris 

 viessire Jean 



blanc. 

 messire Jean dore 

 meuris d'hiver. 

 Milanaise cuve- 



lier. 

 Milan d'ete. 

 monarch, 



Knight's 

 monurchf see 



Windsor, 

 monk - - - 



de Mons. 



monsieur le cure, 



see Saint Lezin 

 7non$ieur, see 



white doyenne 

 mon dieUf see d' 

 amour. 



451 monsieurlecomte 



de Fresnel - 



452 de Montagne. 



453 Monteith, John 



454 monstrueuse. 



455 morelle blanche. 



456 Moredun. 



457 moorcroft - - 



458 moor-fowl 



Knevetfs 



445 

 446 



^47 

 448 



449 

 450 



new 



swan s egg. 

 459 moor-fowl egg, 



Galston - - 

 mouches (poire 

 a7/a:^,see orange 

 tulipee. 



mouille houche,sec 



verte longue. 

 mouton 



muscat d'Alle- 



magne. 

 muscat d*au- 



tomne. 



muscat, early. 



muscat fleitre, see 

 verte longue. 



464 muscat, little - 



muscat petit, 

 sept-vH'gueule^ 



465 muscat de Nancy 



avrate, 

 166 muscat Robert 



poire a la retne, 



d'nmhre^ ■ 



460 

 461 



462 



463 



I 



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b. r. 



pyr 



r. 



y- 

 y-g- 



b. g. 



g 



y 



rus 



pyr 

 pyr 



pyr, 



rou 



tur 



y. b. 



obo. 



g-y- 



b. g. 



y- 



g.b.r 



y. b. 



ro. 



obo. 



ro. 

 ro. 



ro. 



y^ 



8-y 



tur. 



tur. 





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 2 



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0) 



i-i 



c 



1 



3 



2 



T 



T 



C 



C 



B 



T 



C 



2 



T 



P 



2 



2 



2 

 2 



r 



T 



B 



c 



B 



P 

 T 





3 



3 

 3 



2 



2 



2 



J 



2 T 



P 



3 T 



3 T 



J 



B 



T 



1 



3 



2 



2 



2 



1 



t 



c 



o 



en 



11,1 



I 



10 

 12,1 



11,12 





s 



w 



11 



11,12 



S 



1 



8,9 

 10.11 



8 



10 



10,11 



s 



s 



s 



s 



ws 



7 



7 



s 



s 



Remarks. 



Scarcely de- 

 serves a wall 



Too inferior 

 for a wall. 



Very sugary, 

 but gritty. 



Hardy: good 

 bearer. 



Tree vigorous; 

 great bearer ; 

 Havour pecu- 

 liar, and es- 

 teemed by 

 many. 



Better than 

 the preceding. 



Earliness 

 comprises its 

 merit. 



A very good 

 early pear, but 



Name. 





467 



468 

 469 



470 



471 

 472 



473 



474 



475 

 476 



477 



478 



479 

 480 

 481 

 482 

 483 

 484 

 485 

 486 



487 



488 



489 

 490 



491 



Sai7it Jean mus- 



que gros, 

 early queen, 



muscat royal - 

 muscat verty see 



cassolette. 

 musette d'automne 



see pastorale. 

 de Naples - - 

 Napoleon - 



medaille. 



d'Au- 

 (of 



Sucre dore 



some), 

 Charles 

 triche 

 some). 

 Wurtemberg, 

 roi de Rome. 

 nelis, winter 

 nelis d^hiver, 

 bonne de Malines 

 la bonne Mali^ 

 noise, 

 ne plus meuris 

 new bridge 



Vieige (poire), see 

 white doyen- 

 ne. 



Neill ^ - - 



New York red 

 cheek, see seckle 

 noire chair. 

 noire graine, see 



beurre noire 



graine. 

 Norman, see 



Boughton ber- 



gamot. 



Nonholm seed- 

 ling - - . 



nouvelle de M. 

 Van Noten. 



nouvelle doree. 



nutmeg, see bezi 

 de Caissoy. 



d'cBuf - - - 



ognony see sum- 

 mer rose. 



ognonet. 



Oldfield - - 



olive. 



orange. 



orange d^hiver. 



orange musquee. 



orange de paques 



orange rouge. 



orange tulipee - 



poire aux mouches 

 VorpoVme, see 



beurre d'Arem- 

 berg. 



Paddifigton, see 



Easter berga- 

 mot. 



Paddletown 



parfum d*aout. 



parfum d'hiver. 



Parkinsoti's war- 

 den, see black 

 Worcester. 



Paridean's d'hi- 



I 



o 



i 



g-y 



tur 



g-y 

 p-g 



y. b. 



b. rus 



y- g- r. 



p. y, 



b. y. 



rou. 

 o. pyr 



obo. 



ro, 

 obo. 



obo, 



p. b, 



ro. 



obo, 



y 



rou. 



y- g- ^ 



t 







3 



T 



ro. obo 



ver. 



492 Parmentier 



493 passans de Por- 



tugal 



494 passatutte- 



495 passe colmar - 



r. 



p. b. 



g-y- 



b. y. 



obo. 



ob. 



obo. 

 obo. or 



3 T 

 1 



T 



2 T 



2 

 2 



1 



T 



T 



2 



3 T 



P 



2 T 



It 





T 





B 



T 



C 



P 



2jT 



2|T 

 2 T 

 1 T 



B 



J 

 J 



2 T C 3 



2 



J ! 2 

 Jll 



B 1 



B 1 



C i3 



C 3 



2 



2 



1 



1 

 1 



g 



s 



9 



I 



05 . 



oar 



S 



1.3 

 11,12 



S 

 WS 



12,1 



11,3 

 10 



2 9,10 



WS 



10 



8 



2,4 



9 



10 



8,9 

 11,12 



B 1 12, 1 



S 



S 



s 



s 



s 



s 



s 



s 

 w 



WS 



Kemarks 



lasts only a 

 few days. 



Tree vigorous, 

 good bearer : 

 fruit excel- 

 lent, very 

 juicy ; should 

 not be used 

 till it changes 

 to a pale co- 

 lour. 

 Excellent : 



merits a wall 

 to bring it to 

 perfection. 



One of the best 



late pears, 

 although not 

 so handsome 



as some. 

 Great bearer. 



Resembles the 

 swan's egg, but 



is much ear- 

 lier. 



Good bearer, 

 but only of in- 

 ferior quaJiiy- 



Streaked with 



bright red. 

 Great bearer. 



Trees verv 



