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Finger flowwer. The foxglove. 
Flag flone. The argillaceous fhiftes. 
‚4 Fiftinuts. The piftachio nuts. . 
tchew, Fitchat. The fitchet. 
 Flea grafs, Flea fedge. Carex pulicaris. 
Flowk wort. Hydrocotyle vulgaris. 
«Fox: tail grafs. b) Andropogon bicorne, 
Free flone. Argillaceous grit. - 
French jasmine. Asclepias gigantea, 
French wheat. The buckwheat. 
Gangue. The ftones which fill the cavities that 
„form the veins of metals are called the 
Gangue or matrix of the ore. The rocks 
that lie over the veins are called the Roof; 
Thofe that lie under them the floor, and by 
fome the heading. 
Garden chryfanthemum. Chrysanth. coronarium. 
Giant thiflle. Carduus altissimus. 
Glaftenburg hawthorn. Crataegus torm. praecox. 
Gliders. Meantes. 
Goa flone. A factitious prepation of mineral fub- 
ftances mixed with perfume. 
God’s power. Gnaphaliam stoechas, 
Golden ptar. Poire de fin or. 
Gold flower. Gnaphalium stoechas. 
Goofe [hare. Galium aparine. 
Gofling weed. Galium aparine, 
Great burr. The common burdack. 
Green peak. Le pic- verd. 
Grit flone, Gritt flone. A ftone confilting of fand 
agglutinated together. Its properties ditler 
according to the finenefs and coarlenefs of 
its grain, and the firmnefs of its texture. 
Some kinds are pounded, to convert them 
again into fand; others are ufed for buil. 
ding, others for grinding-edge tools, and 
others for filtering water. 
Ground Ratan. Rhapis flabelliformis. 
Guinea-hen flower. Fritillaria meleagris. 
Hairs tail rufh. The cotton grafs. 
Hackel or Coppet. The ftraw-covering fet over 
‚a hive to fhelter it. N 
Halbert weed. Conyzalobata Linn‘; Calealobata 
Swarts. 
Hamburg parfley. The large-rooted parfley; 
Apium petrosel. latifolium, 
 Hanbury. The anbury. 
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Hardhexm. The hornbeam. 
Hard grafs. Dattylis glomerata. 
Hard rofin Colophonium. 
Small Hare’s hawkweed. Leontod. autumnale, 
Hart:root. Athamanta. 
Harvefi bells. Gentiana pneumonanthe. 
Hoflagay tree. Curtisia faginea. 
Hawk beard. Crepis teötorum. 
Hedge. bells. Convolvulus arvensig. 
Hen’s foot. The baftard parfley. 
Hen pepper. Capsicum conoides. Mill, 
The Holders of a crab or lobfier. Chelae, 
Holy grafs. The fainfoin, 
Horned rye. L’ergot. 
Horfe aloes. Aloe ’caballina, 
Hor/e-bean. b) Dolichos ensiformis. 
Horfe pipe Eguisetum arvense. 
Horfe-weed. Collinsonia canadensis. 
Humming-bird tree. Chelone glabra. Sofcelin 
Nrw England rarities. / rr 
Hurr-burr. The common burdock. 
Hurt-fickle. The blue bottle. 
&Jack-an-apes on horfehack. The childing rari- 
gold, a variety of the garden marigold. 
SJjamajca garlick. Allium gracile. 
ejamaica wood. a) The logwood; b) The brazi. 
letto; c) In Ergland the name of Jamaica 
wood is commonly applied to the better 
fpecies of Mahogany, theinferiorkindbeing 
brought from Honduras. 
Japan all-fpice. Calycanthus praecox. 
ejefuits beans. See /gnatius beans. 
Indian bark, Cascarilla. 
Indian nut. _ Areca. 
Indian wood. The logwood. 
Lord Iflay's hawihorn. Crataegus uniflora f. par- 
vifolia, 
Italian fitch. The officinal galega. 
Juno’s tears. Verbena. 
Ivy bells. Campanula hederacea. 
Kanel coal. The cannel coal. 
Krli. A membrane that covers the bowels. 
Kerry ftene. A falfe diamond, 
Ketchup. The catchup. u 
Kidney potatoes. Nierenkartoffeln. 
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