INDEX. 
Gut, Kittiwake, vol. ii. 
page 186 
tarrock, ii. 187 
black-head, ii. 189 
brown, ul. 193 
cloyen-footed, 1. 199 
Mr. Johnson's, ii. 125 
laughing, 11. 193 
_ red-legged, it. 192 
Gyrfalcon, i, 217 
H 
Haleyon of the antients, i. 
328 
days, what, i. 331 
Haheios, i. 205 
Hare, common, i. 124 
varying, 1. 129 
a food forbidden to.the 
Britons, i. 128 
Haw, Grosbeak, i. 421 
Hawks, the Welsh; i. 212 
subject to change their 
colors, 1. 224 
warrant for the King’s, 
li. 309 
Hedge-hog, vide UrcuIn 
Hedge-sparrow, i. 509 | 
Hen-harrier, i. 239 
Herbert, Lord, his censure of 
races, i. 8 
HERON, common, ii. 10 
nests of, numerous in 
one tree, ii. 11 
night, ii. 23 
Heron, white, vol. ii. page 
19 ' 
red-billed, ii. 25 
Squacco, ii 26 
Gardenian, ii. 27 
African, ii. 28 
Jamaica night, ii. 401 
Himantopus, ii. 100 
Hinds, milch, kept by a Coun- 
tess of Chester, i. 58 
Hobby, i. 247 
Hoe, i. 65 
not an undistinguishing 
feeder, i, 66 
its parts finely adapted 
to its way of life, i. 
67 
used as a beast of 
draught, i. 69° 
Hoofed QUADRUPEDS, domes- 
tic, why, i: 11. 
Hooprog, i. 342 
believed by the vul- 
gar to portend war, 
i, 344 
Hooper, or wild swan, ii. 218 
Horns fossil, i. 62 
Horse, British, i. 1 
Arabian, ii. 300 
Persian, ii. 305 
Ethiopian and Aigyp- 
tian, ii. 305, 306 
its swiftness, i. 2 
uy 
strength, 1. 4 
Spanish, when first ine 
troduced, i. 6 
numbers, 1. 9 
443 
