IN!) E X . 



I W 



Ophthalmia, 197, 847, 



Orangeate, 804 



Oranges, sweet. Seville, 208-8, 



412. 

 Ornithology, '•■ 



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Palmer, Honourable John, :i:*2. 



Patterson, Dr. 225. 



Pattison (on sea-scurvy), 105, 



Pearson, Dr. 86, 126, 



Pennant, 1 1">. 



Penrose, 130. 



Penny, 357. 



Pepys, Sir Lucas, 98, 116, 125. 



Perkins, Dr. 134. 



Peterkin, Mr. 340. 



Alexander, 34 1 . 



Pitcairn, Dr W. 43, 230. 

 Porchartrain, M. de, 308. 

 Pratten, Captain, 10, 11. 

 Prentice, Thomas, 317. 

 Pringle, Sir John, 43, 154, 313. 

 Pulteney, Dr. 90, 139, 176. 



Passado, 54. 



Perth Academy, 64. 



Philadelphia, 34, 371-2. 



Plymouth, 9, 14. 



Pbndicherry, 84. 



Portsmouth, 7, 9, 11, 51-2, 67, !)9. 



Port Royal, 14, 72 



Portugal, 61. 



Packet, 422. 



Palma Christi, 230-3. 



Palmse, 242. 



oleum, 243. 



Pancakes, 227. 



Panicum amiliaceum, polygamum, 



248. 

 Papas, Pape, 316. 

 Papaw tree, 305. 



Paper, 844, 846. 

 Papillae of the tongue IW 

 Papyrus, 2 1 1. 

 Pareira brava, 800, 

 Parkinaonia aculeata, 867 

 Parole, effect of. 

 Paroquet bur. 27 i. 



Guinea, 



Paroxysms of fever, 114. 

 Parsley, wild, 896. 

 Parthenium bysterophorum, 29t>. 

 Partnership with Dr Steel, 22-3. 



37- 

 Passiflora hexangularis, malifor- 



mis, Iaurifolia, rubra. 22s. 



quadrangularis, 2s3. 



suberosa, perfoliata, 884. 



Passing the Line, 427. 

 Paulinia pinnata, 267. 

 Pavonia spmifex, 2«7. 

 Pea, 281 . 

 Peace of Paris, 17. 

 Pear, Alligator, 222. 



garlic, 273. 



Pease soup, 423. 



Pepper, black and long, 229, 230. 



cockspur, cherry, gourd, 



bird, hen, bonnet, 196. 

 ,_ grass, 283. 



Jamaica, 227. 



■ lesser, long, crooked long, 



247. 



medicine, 374, 386, 387, 



398. 



pot, 217. 



Peppermint, 386-389, 396. 

 Peppery elders, 229. 

 Perfumes, 210, 211. 

 Peripneumony, 213, 378, 379. 

 Peruvian bark. 199, 214, 375, 3.7, 



381, 385, 397. 

 Pestilential fever, 391- 

 Petechia', 374. 



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