for Fifli, here are Turluts in good plenty (here cal- 
led ^i-f/j) taken in Nets trailed on the Ground by two 
Koffes, one gceth Mid-rib deepinto the Sea; the other 
near the Shoar ; here are alfo gcod plenty of large 
Seals, taken in Troul-Nets, the Smacks being under 
Sail trailing them along ; as alfo gocd ftcre of Scare, 
which are taken by Hooks lying near the Shoars/as are 
alfo Cod and Tbornback. 
Anicngft Infefts Gnats, here Midges are in feme pla- 
ces very troublefcme ; feme have Nets, feme made of 
Silk to fecure them from being bitren, and diflurbing 
their Reft. Frogs here are in great plenty, cal'ed Hcl- 
land Waites. As for Vegetables, great quantities of 
Hemp is Sown in fevtral places, of which Roaps are 
made, both for Sea and Land ; the Female is called 
Femhle; as alfo Flax : The Seed is broken and Oyl< 
made thereof, as of Coal-fted ; our Salt Mat fl:es yield 
a great deal of Kali Genkulacum, which, w hen picked, 
is tlieir Samphire, and very plentifully ufed, and far 
efteem.ed by them before Crkhnium Marinum. Carum , 
grows plentifully in our Paftures the Seed they call 
Saxifrage^ which they gather and (end to London Myr^ 
tus Bralaniica called GaH^ is ufed in fome placts to 
Garnifti their Chimneys ; Kirton Pippins are here gocd, 
and in very good plenty.' More rare Plants are Rham^ 
ms falicis jol. fruilu flavefcente CB, Limonium, 
Scordium Petafites Lltiam conval. Eryngium, Altha^ 
in great plenty ; Samhucus vulg. haccis vulg, laccis in 
VmhelVn alhisy Militaris Azoides, 
Thefe parts afford but little variety of Metals, Gums, 
or Stones, Amber is pickt up fometimes on the Sands 
in pretty big pieces, I have had one weighing near Six 
Ounces. The Aflroites, mentioned by our Author to 
be found ztBehoir Cafile, will not only ftir in Vinegar, 
but alfo Dulcifie it, the hke will thofe do, as alfo £^/>/>- 
Judaicus 
