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mainlng ftrait Trees maybe fufFer'd 

 to grow for other Timber, the 

 Number of which Trees may bs 

 lefTen'd as they increafe in Bulk, 

 leaving ftill the moft promifmg 

 ones to grow for larger Timber. 

 ^ If a Wood of thefe Trees is 

 rightly manag'd, it will turn greatly 

 to the Advantage of its Owner, for 

 by the Under-wood, which will 

 be fit to cut every five or iix Years 

 for the Ufes above mention 'd, there 

 v^ill be a continual Income more 

 than fufficient to pay the Rent of 

 the Ground, and all other Charges, 

 and ftill there will be a Stock pre- 

 ferv'd for Timber which, inafev/ 

 Years, will be worth forty or fifty 

 Shillings per Tree. 



This Timber is of excellent Ufe 

 to the Wheelwright and Cartwright 

 for Ploughs, Axle-Trees, Wheel- 

 Rings, HaiTows, Bulls, Oars, Blocks 

 for Pullics, and many other Pur- 

 pofes. 



Tlie beft Seafon for Felling of 

 thefe Trees, is from November to 

 Jebruary j for if it be done either 

 too early in Autumn, or too late 

 in the Spring, the Timber will be 

 fubjed to be infefied with Worms 

 and other Infedts; but for Lopping 

 of Pollards, the Spring is preferable 

 for all ibft Woods. 



FRITILLARIA ; Fritillary, or 

 Chec<]uer'd Tulip. 



The Characiers are ; 

 The Flower conjljls of fix Leaves, 

 mid is of the Beli-Jlmfd Lily Ylow- 

 ersy pendulous, 'aahed, and for the 

 tnofl part chequered : The Style of 

 the Flower becomes an oblong Fruit, 

 which is divided into three Cells, and 

 filVd with fiat Seeds, lying in a 

 double Row : The Root confjis of 

 two fiefjy Knobs, which are for the 

 moft part fe?ni -globular, betwixt 

 which arifes the Flower-ft/^lk. 



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The Species are ; 



1 . Fritillaria 5 ferotina, floribUs 

 ex flavo njirentibus. C. B, The late 

 flowering Fritillary, with greenifli- 

 yellow Flowers, commonly call'd, 

 the Leather Coat, or Common 

 Fritillary. 



2. Fritillaria; alba; precox. 

 C. B. The early White Fritillary. 



3. Fritillaria i alba, variegata. 

 C. B. The white chequer'd Fritillary, 



4. Fritillaria ; ferotina, fioribus 

 ex flavo virentibus, major. Boerh, 

 Ind. The great late flowering Fri- 

 tillary, with a greenifh yellov/ 

 Flower i or the Common Fritillary, 

 by fbme call'd Snakes-head Iris. 



5", Fritillaria ; flavo fiore. Cluf 

 The Yellow Fritillary. 



6. Fritillaria j prAcox, purpu- 

 rea variegata. C. B, Early Purple 

 variegated Fritillary, 



7. Fritillaria ; /o/w fplendente, 

 flore major e, ex viridi, ^ purpura, 

 variegato fplendente. Boerh. Ind. 

 Shining -leav'd Fritillary, with a 

 large Green and Purple-fhining va- 

 riegated Flower, commonly caWd 

 the Monfter. 



8. Fritillaria; umbellifera.C.B. 

 Many flower 'd Fritillary. 



9. Fritillaria; lutea, maxima, 

 Italica. Parh. Far. Greateft Yellow 

 Italian Fritillary. 



10. ¥ RiTiLL ARi A i ferotina, fiori- 

 bus ex fiavo virentibus, fiore pleno. 

 H. R. Far, Late Fritillary, with 

 double greenifh yellow Flowers. 



1 1 . Fritillaria; nigra, LoLAdv, 

 Black Fritillary. 



12. Fritilla.^ia j fiore ex rubro 

 purpurea, ^ viridi variegato. Boerh. 

 Ind. Fritillary with a reddifti Pur- 

 ple Flower ftrip'd with Green. 



1 3 . Fritillaria ; fiore ex pallide 

 viridi ^n viete, purpurea vmiegato. 

 Boerh. Ind. Fritillary with a Pale 

 Green Flower, variegated with a 

 deep Purple. 



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