VI 



INDEX. 



Morfe,, fufpe&ed to be Britljh 



76 

 Mouilon,, mufimon^ a fort of 



Owl, little 

 Ox 



160 



*5 



fheep 

 Moufe, long tailed field 



■ fliort tailed 



■ common: 



« leiler long 



26 

 103 



104 



105 



tailed field 



498 

 Mule> errors in breaking 14 



N. 

 fflemlf, archbiihop, his great 



feaft 495 



Nightingale 254, and 339 

 • PUnys beautiful deferip- 



tioES of its fong 25 8 



Norfolk plover 378 



Norway; rat 99 



^Nutcracker 48? 



Kuthatch 185 



Gp-fiiarfs deicription of the 



beagle 52 



Qrtihem^ his- for:! faid to have 



tranfeTgrated into the 



body of a fvvari 444 



Ofprey 128 



Otter 67 



— — — con fide red as a fifti by 



the Carthnjions 68 



fea, of SirrR. Sibh aid 69 

 Ouid y his account of the bat 

 116 



of the hoopoe 196 



229 



ib. 



230 



489 



155 

 156 



J 57 

 15Q 



15S 



Uuzei T ring 



rock 



water 



• rofe colored 



OwL eared or horned 



• white 

 tiro w n 

 ■ tawny 



P. 



Painter, his merit founded on. 



his knowledge of nature 



preface yii 



Parks, numerous in England 



37 



Partridge 208 



■ white 206 



Paflurage, richnefs of the 



Britijh and Irijh 15, 16 

 much cultivated by the 



old Englijh 16 



Peacock, an Indian bird 211 

 Penguin^ the great auk 401 

 Penhebogydy or chief falconer 



at the Welch court 154. 

 Petrels 431 

 their faculty of fpouting 



oil ib- 



Pettychaps 263 



Pewit or lapwing 360 



■ gull 426 



Pheafant, not originally Bri- 

 212 

 468 



37 6 

 216 



218 



468 



379 

 362 



35 6 



380 



378 

 Pochard 470 



Poetry, can fcarcely exift 

 without the aid of natu- 

 ral hiftory . preface \i\\ 

 Pole-cat 77 



faid to produce with the 



ferret 78 



Pre- 



its ufes 



Pintail duck 

 Plover, green 



grey 



. greater 



O 



long legged 



Norfolk 



