INDEX. 



Buzzard, bald, vide ofprey 



i honey 145 



■ common 143, 



■ ■ moor 146 



Canary birds 316 



Carrier pigeon, its ufes 218 

 Cat, tame' 45 



— ■ its value formerly 46 



■ odd penalty for ilealing 



the prince's 46 



wild 47 



Cataraclaor Skua 417 



■ a name applied to the 



gannet 483 

 Cattle, wild 18 

 Cavalry, Britijh, refpeclable 8 

 poor ftate of, in Q^ Eli- 

 zabeth's time 7 

 numerous in the time of 

 K. Stephen ib. 

 Cepphus, gull 419 

 Chaffinch 306 

 Chariots, fcythed, of the Bri • 

 tains 3 

 Chatterer, Bohemian 173 

 Cheefe, not made by the 



Britains 

 Chenerotes 



Chevy Cbace, the ftory not im- 

 probable 36 

 CbiiderS) a horfe, his fpecd 2 

 Churn owl 246 

 Cloven footed water fowl 339 

 Coaches, when fir ft ufed in 

 England 7 

 Coddy moddy gull 423 

 Corn. >jh Chough 197 



■ tarrock 425 



Country gentlemen, the fkidy 

 of natural hiftory recom- 

 mended to prefect xiv 



16 



452 



Cock, common, or poultry 



.-: 2Ir 

 wild only in India ibid. 



■ the black 201 



of the wood 199 



Coldfinch 273 



Colemoufe 326 



Coot 392 



Coracles, or leathern boats 20 



Corvorant 476 



« its voracioufnefs 477 



Satan, faid by Milton to 



have affirmed the form of 



this bird ihid. 



Crane 490 



Creeper 193 



Crofsbill 279 



Crow 167 



Roy/ion 169 



Cuckoo 182 



why a name of reproach 



183 



Curlew 346 



■ Hone 378 



Cypfelli, Plinii 435 



D. 



Decoys, an account of 463 

 Didapper, or little Grebe 398 

 Diver, great northern 413 



grey fpeckled 414 



red throated 415 



Divinity, how far natural 



hiftory may promote the> 



^nd of preface vii. 



Docking of horfes s an abfurd 



cuiiom 9 



Dcgs 49 



fettmg 54 



lap _ 55 



fhepherd's ibid. 



Englijhy in high efieem 



with the Romans 56 



Dormoufs . 95 



Dottrel 



