RED 
The bat. 
The hemlock. a 
The making a hawk tame and 
867 
R-armoufe. 
Rebecca herb. 
Reclaiming. 
‚gentle. _ 
Red. Ruber. 
Red, Abomasum. 
Red bay. Taurus borbonia. 
Red bead vine. Glycine. 
Red bean tree. The coral tree, 
Red breafl. Motacilla rübecula., 
Red bud. Andromeda racemosa. 
Caroline Red bud. Andromeda nitida, 
Red clover. Trifolium pratense, 
Red currants. Ribes rubrum, 
Reddag. The white mew. 
Red deer. Cervus elaphus. 
Reddifh. Radifh. IB 
Redale. A foft, heavy, red marle, of great ufe 
in colouring; and being wafhed and freed 
from fand, is often fold by the droggfts 
under the name ofBole armenic. 
Red eye. Cyprinüus eryrhrophthalmus. 
Red same; Red grous. Tetraolagopus (varietas; 
f. Bonäsa scötica: Attagen ). 
Red.gum tree. Eucalyptus resinifera. 
The three- leaved Red-gum tree. Ceratopetalum 
gummiferum. &. £. Smith Boiauy of New-: 
Holland. 
Red head. Aselepias curassavica. 
Rod herrings. Bücklinge (s.v.Clupeaharengus) 
Red lead Minium. 
“ Redpole. Fringilla cannabina & linaria. 
Erd moufe. Mus rutilus. 
Red nole kidneys. A fort of potatoes. 
Red ratile. Pedicularis. 
Ked [hank. a) Scolopax calidris; b) The oifter 
’ catcher. 
Rrd [hanks, Polygonum persicaria. 
Red-fhort or Ked-/ear iron. Malleable when 
cold, but brittle when red-hot; Rothbrüchig, 
Eifen. 
Red filver-ore. Rothgüldem # 
Redßart. a) Motacilla phoenicurus; b) Lanius 
infaustus &e, 
Red forrrl. Hibiscns sabdariffa, 
Red-frrak apple. Au apple mofl efteemed for 
" seyder. 
‚ Reed mace. Typha. 
2 ; N" d BERN Kir a 3 SS $ | 
Red tail. Motacilla ag AN 3 
Red-tailed monkry. The pinche. Be N 9209 
Red weed. The corn poppy. 
Spanifh Red whorts. Arbutus unedo. 
Red wing. ' Turdus iliacus. Fr a 
Red wood. a)Erythroxylon; b) Pentapetes ery- 
throxylon; ce) Ceanothus americanus. _ ie ı 
Brandling Red worms; Blood worms, Tag tails, N 
A bait, found in rotten dunghills and’tan-- I 
ners bark; they are fmall red- worms, very I 
good for all fmall fifh,.andı have fometimes, 
a yellow.tail. a De 
Reed; Reed gra/s. ‘Arundo. > MR 
Reed bank; Reed bed. Arundinetum. 
Reed bent. Agrostis arundinacea. De: 
Reed bunting. Emberiza schoeniclus. 
Park \ N 
Keed millet. - Holcus saccharatus. 
Reed-plot. Arundinetum. . EA a 
Reed/parrow. a) Emberizaschoeniclus; b) Tur- 1 
dus arundinaceus; ‚c) Motacilla salicaria,  \ 
Reeve. Tringa pugnax (femina). So 
R-finers clay. Argilla subpinguis fissilis, n 
KReinard.;.‘Thenfoxs 0% AR 
Rein; Reindeer. Cervus tarandus. 
Reindeer liverwort. Lichen rangiferinus. AS 
Relay. Dogsfet in readinefs where the game’ 
is expected :to come by, and:calt ofl after‘ 
the other hounds are palled — If they bei 
‚galt oil ere the other, dogs be come up, it, 
is calied vauntley, “ 
Rellmoufe; Rei. Myoxüs glis. 
Kenard. „The fox. 
Eennet. La reinette. 
Kennet. Galium verum, ; 
Krnnet bag. Abomasum, 
Kent. Tacerus. j 
Kepairs. The haunts and places which the hare 
runs to, 
Refhes. The wire-rufh; Juncus inflexus., 
Krfin. Resina. 
Rep. A kind of diforder amongft the fheep. 
Conf. Hyon. ” 
Refl harrow. Ononis. 
Refiive, Refty is (aid of a flubborn, ünruly, ill. 
broken horfe, that ftop‘, or runs back in« 
ftead of advancing torward. - 
Revet. 
