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Garden crefs. ‘ Lepidium sativum. 
Garden daify. Bellis hortensis. 
Garden dormoufe. Myoxus nitela. 
Garden hyacinth. Hyacinthus orientalis. 
Garden lettuce. | La&tuca sativa. 
Garden orach.  Atriplex hortensis. 
Garden radifh. Raphanus sativus. 
Garden rocket. Hesperis matronalis, 
Garden fage. Salvia oficinalis. 
Garden feorzonera. _Scorzonera hispanica. 
Garden fnail. Helix hortensis. 
Garden fnake. Boa hortulana. 
Garden /[quirrel. Nyoxus nitela. 
Garden fuccory. Cichorium sativum, 
Garden ‚thyme. Thbymus vulgaris. 
‘ Garden valerian. Valeriana phu. 
Garden worm. The dew-worm, 
Gardrobe.  Andromeda.--- 
Gar fifh. a)Syngnathustyphle; b)Esox bellone 
> & viridis. 
Garganey. Anas querquedula, 
Garget. Adifeafe ofcattle, confiftinginafwelling 
of the throat and the neigl:bouring parts. 
Garget. Phytolacca decandra., 
Gargil. A diftemper in geafe, which by ftopping 
the head frequently proves mortal. 
- Gargle. The downfall of the milk of cows. 
 Gargut root. The fetid hellebore, 
- Garlic; Garlick Allium. 
' Garlick hop. Knoblauchhopfen. 
 Garlick moufe. Mus alliarius, 
Garlick pear. Crataeva tapia. 
Gar pike. Esox belone rostro subulato. 
Garnet, Garnit.‘ Granatus. 
Garter lamper. Conus miles. 
Gas. A general name for all fluids ofthe aerial 
kind, excepting the air we breath, 
Gafhed. Incisus, Dissectus, 
 Gafkoin. The hinder thigh of an horfe, which 
begins at the ftiffie, "and reaches to the ply 
or bending of the ham. 
Gofl hound. Gaze-hound. 
The large Gate-keeper. Papilio Tithonus, 
The mail Gate-keeper. Papilio Pamphilus, 
Gate pear. Le portail. 
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Gathered together. Coadunatus, 
Gatherers. The nippers. 
Gatten tree, Gatter tree. Cornus sanguinea, 
Gatteridge tree. Evonymus europaeus. 
Gattorugin blenny. Blennius gattorugine. 
Gaul. The fweet gale. 
Gaulding. Ardea alba &c. 
Gaunt. The crefted diver. 
Gaumnt-beliied Is faid of a horfe whofe belly 
fhrinks up towards his flanks. 
Gawk The cuckow. 
Gawt; Gault. Apig; A hog. 
Gayr fow!. The great auk. 
Gaze hound. (s.v. Canis gallicus); A hound 
that makes more ufe of his Gght than of 
his nofe. 
Geant. The jay. 
Ged. The jack fnipe. 
Geen tree. 
Geefe.  Anseres, 
Gelder rofe. Viburnum opulus. 
Gelding; Gelt horfe. Canterius, 
Gelofer. The clove july-flower. 
Gern. Gemma. 
Gems. »Precious ftones; 
Gender» Genus, 
Genet; Genette. Viverra genetta. 
Genet; Gennet; jennet. A fmall-feized well. 
propottioned fpanifh horfe. 
Genip tree. Melicocca bijuga. 
Gennet moyle. The name of an apple, ufed for 
cyder. 
Genoa fig. A large, pear-fhaped, black -colou- 
red üg, with a bright red pulp.. 
Gentian. Gentiana. 
Gentianella. Gentiana campestris, 
Gentles.- Fleifchmaden, 
Gentleman. The gannet. 
Gentle pit ore. A name given by the miners in 
Suflex to a kind of iron ore found in confi- 
derable plenty in that county, and very 
readiiy running in the fire, though not 
over rich in metal, _ 
St. George's agaric. Agaricus Georgii, 
Herb Gerard. AEgopodium podagraria, 
Gerfalcon. Jertalcon. 
Germ. Germen, 
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