494 INDEX. 



Water imbibes fixed air, p. 151. And inflammable air, 



p. 180, 181. Abforbs in part putrid air, p. 191. 



Reftores all kinds of noxious air, p. 200. Seems to 



decompofe air, p. 247. 

 White lead, its effluvia noxious, p. 231: 

 Witcbel, Mr. George, fome of his Agronomical obferva* 



tions at Portfmouth, p. 33. 

 Woodcocks, where they breed, p. 308, 309. Sleep in the 



day time, p. 309. If feen in the night, raiftaken for 



owls, p. 311. 

 Woods, not unhealthy, p. 200; 



Z. 



Zodiac, figns of the, delineated in feveral temples in India, 

 p. 353. Probably had their origin from thence, p. 



354* 



The End of the Sixty-Second Volume, 



* # * There ate Fourteen Copper-Plates in this Volume, 

 as Table IV. is double. 





