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lowish white, with fine red flaming streaks ; with a saccha- 

 rine juice, so copious, that it constitutes seven ninths of 

 the weight of the fruit which is most superior, in a 

 suitable situation and climate, not below 49 of latitude. 

 [See art. on CLIMATE, in the first pages of this work.] The 

 Pom. Mag. and Lindley inform us, that this fruit is very 

 fine in the climate of England; but at Paris, according to 

 the Bon Jard., the fruit is but at mediocrity; and in our 

 climate, good judges have pronounced it good for nothing. 



BOROVITSKY, (Russian.) BROWN'S SUMMER BEAUTY. 

 CARLISLE CODLJN. EARLY CROFTON, (Irish.) EARLY 



JuLIEN, (Scotch.) RlVELSTONE PlPPIN, (Scotch.) SACK 



AND SUGAR. SALINA. SUGAR-LOAF PIPPIN, Dolgoi 

 Squoznoi, or Long Transparent, (Russian.) SUMMER 

 GOLDEN PIPPIN. WORMSLEY PIPPIN. KNIGHT'S CODLIN. 



SECTION II. 



AUTUMN FRUIT. 



ALFRISTON. Lind. BEAUTY OF KENT. BEDFORDSHIRE 

 FOUNDLING. COWARNE'S QUEENING. DEVONSHIRE 

 QUEEN. DOWELL'S PIPPIN. DOWNTON NONPAREIL. 

 EDGAR. FLOWER OF KENT. FRENCH PIPPIN. GOLDEN 

 BURR. GOLDEN NOBLE. KENTISH BROADING. KENTISH 



FlLLBASKET. KERRY PlPPIN. LEWIS'S INCOMPARABLE. 



KIRKE'S SCARLET ADMIRABLE, or HOLLANDBURY. LONDON 

 PIPPIN. LUCOMBE'S SEEDLING. PEARSON'S PLATE. POT- 

 TER'S LARGE SEEDLING. RAWLIN'S FINE RED-STREAK. 

 RYMER. SALOPIAN PIPPIN. SCARLET* CROFTON, (Irish.) 

 SOPS OF WINE. STRIPED MONSTROUS REINETTE. 



SECTION III. 



WINTER FRUIT. 



AROMATIC RUSSET. BURRELL'S RED. CLAYGATE 

 PEARMAIN. COCKLE PIPPIN. CORNISH AROMATIC. DEV- 

 ONSHIRE GOLDEN BALL. DUKE OF WELLINGTON. HAM 



