jjlcto=(£itglaniisi Parities. 61 



Sea BifJiop, proper to the Norway Seas. 



[24] River Bleak or Bley, a River Swallow. 



Sea Bleak or Bley, or Sea Camelion. 



Blew FiJJi or Hound FifJi, two kinds, fpeckled Hound Fi/li, 



and Blew Hound FiJJi called Horfe Fi/li. 1 

 Bonito or Dozado, or SpaniJJi Dolphin? 

 River Bream. 

 Sea Bream? 

 Cud Bream. 



Bullhead or Indian Mufcle. 

 River Bulls. 

 BurfiJJi. 

 Burret. 



Cackarel or Laxe. 

 Calemarie or Sea Clerk. 

 Catfi/Ji* 

 Carp. 



Chare, a FiJJi proper to the River Wimander in LancaJJiire. 

 Sea Chough. 

 Chub or Chevin. 

 Cony FiJJi. 



iii. p. 224). The fish is our striped bass (Lahrax lincalus,C\iv.\ Storer's Report 

 on Fishes of Mass., p. 7). Our author, at p. 37, again mentions it as one of the 

 eight fishes which " the Indians have in greatest request." 



1 See p. 96 as to the blue-fish, or horse-mackerel ; and Storer, /. c, p. 57. 



2 The bonito of our fishermen is the skipjack. — Storer, I. c, p. 49. 



3 See p. 95. 



* See p. 96. Josselyn's character of the fish as food is confirmed by Dr. Storer, 

 /. c, p. 69. 



