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JDoxey. 



Doyenne. — Yellow, roundish, large, cider ; October 

 to January. Acid. 



Brap (fOr (Bay Apple, Bonne de Mai). — Yellow, 

 roundish, large, kitchen, second-rate ; October to 

 December. Handsome, but proves of an inferior 

 quality. 



Brap Or, see Reinette Jaune Hative. 



Bredge^s Beauty of Wilts, see Harvey's Pippin.^ 



Bredge's Early Summer,see Devonshire White Sour. 



Br edge's Emperor, 



Br edge's Fair Maid of Wishford, 



Bredge's Fame. 



Br edge's Lord Nelson. 



Br edge's White Lily, see Devonshire Buckland. 

 Buke d'Arsel, see Old Nonpareil. 

 Buchess of Hamilton. 



Buchess of Oldenhurgh. — Streaked, roundish, mid- 

 dle-sized, table, first-rate ; September. Of Russian 

 origin. 



Buchess of York's Favourite. — Yellowish red, 

 oblate, small, table, second-rate ; November to Decem- 

 ber. 



Butch Pippin. 



Buke of Beaufort's Pippin. — Streaked, conical, 

 middle-sized, kitchen, second-rate ; Oct. to December. 



Buke of Gloucester, Hunt's (Hunt's Nonpariel). — 

 Russet, roundish, ovate, small, table, first-rate ; No- 

 vember to March. Raised from a Nonpareil seed by 

 Dr. Fry, of Gloucester. 



Buke of York's, Newbold's, see Rymer. 



Bumharton Pippin. 



Bumelow's Seedling. — Yellow and red, roundish, 

 large, kitchen, first-rate ; November to March. An ex- 

 cellent kitchen apple, not apt to shrivel, nor loose its 

 briskness. Raised by Mr. Dumelow, nurseryman, 

 Derby. 



