B R I 
BRO 
Bright. Letter concerning Mr. Bright, the extra- 
ordinary fat man at Malden, in Eftex Anon. 
Brimstone. Of the mineral of Liege, yielding 
bo h brimftone and vitriol, and the way of ex- 
tracting them out of it, ufed at Liege Anon . 
— — A continuation of the difcourfe concerning- vi- 
triol, (hewing, that vitriol is ufually produced 
by fulphur, acting on, and coagulating with, 
a metal ; and then making out, that all urn is 
likewife the refult of the laid fulphur ; as alfo 
evincing, that vitriol, fulphur, and ailum, do 
agree in the faline principles ; and, laftly, de- 
claring the nature of the ialt in brimftone, and 
whence it is derived - Anon. 
— - Extract of two letters concerning the effects of 
a cane of black feahng-wax and a cane of 
brimftone in electrical experiment Miles 
— — Obfervations made on the brimftone-hill in the 
iiland of Guadeloupe - Peyffonel 
Bristle. An account of a briftle that was lodged in 
a gentleman’s foot, and caufed a violent in- 
flammation - Arderon 
Bristol Water. Obfervations on the heat of Bris- 
tol waters - - Canton 
Britain. A difcourfe tending to prove at what time 
and place Julius Caefar made his firft defcent 
upon Britain - - Halley 
• A diflfertation on Britain being formerly a pe- 
ninfula - Mufgrave 
Bronchotome. The poftfcript of a letter giving an 
account of the operation of bronchoiome 
- - - Grame 
Brontize. An account of certain tranfparent peb- 
bles, moftly of the fhape of the ombriae, or 
brontiae - - Lifter 
Bronze. An attempt to explain an antient Greek in- 
fcription, engraven upon a curious bronze cup 
with two handles, and pub! idled with a draught 
of the cup by Dr. Pocock in his defcription of 
the Eaft, vpl. II. part II. pag. 207 Ward 
Broughton. Letter concerning Broughton in Lin- 
colnfhire, with obfervations on the fhell-filh 
obferved in the quarries about that place 
De La Pryme 
Brown^e^:. A defcription of a rare American plant 
of the brownjeae kind ; with fome remarks on 
this genus - - Bcrgius- 
Tranf. 
77 
Abridg. 
XLVII 188 
1 45 
II 530 
IX 66 
— 544 
XLIV 27 
XLIX 564 
X317 
XLIV 192 
XI 1114 
LVII203 
XVII 49S 
III 412 
XXX 5 8p 
IV 469 
XXXVI 448 
VII 496 
XVII 778 
II 467 
XL VI 488 
XXII 677 
LX1II 173 
XI 1278 
II 428 
III 429 ' 
Brutes, 
