PEARS. 
REJECTED PEARS. 
These varieties have been rejected from cultivation in consequence of the bad quality, 
defective character, or diminutive sizeof their fruit, or for the bad bearing of the 
trees. 
Their rejection as outcasts is based upen the investigations of the Horticultu- 
‘ral Society of London, and of several French and German Pomoiogists, connected 
with the experiments of Robert Manning, William Kenrick, the late Wm. Prince, 
and of ourselves. It cannot fail to create surprise, that the greater portion of these 
varieties are still disseminated with recommendatory epithets by many who are ill- 
In arranging the lists of Pears, no exception has been 
madein favor of those varieties which produce yood fruit when sheltered by a wall, 
or by other artificial culture, as the great class of purchasers of trees desire them 
informed upon the subject. 
exclusively for standards in orchards, and therefore those varieties requiring artifi- 
cial means to perfect their fruit are to them absolutely valueless. 
Ambrette, or Tilton. 
Ananas d’été. 
Angelique de Bordeaux. 
Angelique de Rome. 
Aurate. 
Autumn bounty. 
Bellissime d’automne. 
d’hiver. 
Bergamot, Autumn. 
Bergamotte d’automne. 
, British. 
——_ Cadette. 
de Soulers. 
, Gansels, 
Broca’s Bergamot. 
——, Golden summer. 
———, Holland. 
———. Orange. 
——-—, Red (of Coxe) 
—— Suisse, or striped. 
, Summer, 
Bergamotte d'été. 
— Sylvange. 
————, Winter (of Coxe.) 
Cape May Bergamot. 
Beurré, Brown or Golden. 
Beurré griso, or doré. 
Delbecq. 
de Bolwiller. 
— Duquesne. 
Bezi de Caissoy. 
— dela Motte. 
——— cde Montigny. 
d’ Hery. 
Blanquet gros. 
— petit. 
—, Long stalked. 
Bonchretien, Spanish. 
Bonchretien d’ Espagne. 
, summer. 
Bonchretien d’été. 
———, Musk summer. 
Bonchretien d'été musquée 
—, Striped. 
Bonchretien dhiver panahé 
, Winter. 
Bonchretien d’hiver. 
Bonchretien a’ Auch. 
Brown’s winter. 
Bourdon musqué. 
Caillot rosat. 
Rosewater. 
Campanelle 
Cassolette. 
Chair 2 Dame. 
Chat bruslé. 
Chaumontelle. 
Citron de Sierenz. 
Striped Madeleine. 
Colmar. 
-- Dewitt. 
Sabine. 
Cramoisine. 
Crassanne ( Bergamot.) 
Maly. 
——— panaché. 
Cuisse madame, 
Darimont. 
Deux tétes. 
Donville. 
Bequesne. 
Double d’automne. 
Doyenné Santeléte. 
Egg, or Poire d’ceuf. 
Epine d’hiver. 
Winter Thorn. 
Fine gold of Summer. 
Fin or d@ été. 
Frangipanne. 
Florence. 
Fondante de Brest. 
Gilogile. 
Green Chisel, 
Green sugar. 
Sucré vert. 
Green summer sugar. 
Sucrée dhoyerswerda. 
Grise bonne. 
Gros Hativeau. 
Hativeau. 
Holland green. 
Holland table. 
Honey. 
[mperatrice d’été. 
Imperial oak leaf. 
des Carmes panaché. 
Imperiale a feuilles de Chene 
Jalousie. 
Lady Lemon. 
Lansac. 
Louise bonne. 
Luquet. 
Margueritte la grosse. 
Marquise. 
Martin sec. 
Leggett’s. 
Mauni. 
Merveil'e d’hiver. 
Messire Jean. 
Monsieur leComtede Fresnel 
Beurré duComtede Fresnel. 
Muscat royal. 
Allemand. 
German muscat. 
mae 
Naples. 
Poire de Naples. 
Ognonet. 
Orange d’hiver. 
Winter orange. 
Orange musquée. 
rouge, or Red. 
tulipée. 
Parfuin d’ Aout. 
Passa tutti. 
Passe Madeleine. 
Pastorale. 
Poire d’Amiral. 
- d’amour. 
Ah Mon Dieu. 
——- d’Ange. 
figue. 
Red Muscadelle. 
Reine d’hiver. 
Ronville. 
Martin sire. 
Rousselet panaché. 
d’hiver. 
Winter Rousselet. 
Rousseline. 
Royal winter. 
Royale d'hiver. 
Saint Germain. 
Striped. 
Yellow. 
