BRITISH NAMES. 
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Pepper, bonnet 
Pe p per,Cay enne* 
Pepper, Barbary 
Pepper, hen 
Pepper, Jamaica ; or all-spice 
Pepper, Peruvian 
Pepper, long 
Pepper, wall; or stone-crop 
Pepper, water 5 or arse-smart 
Pepper-grass 
Pepper, pot 
Capsicum 
Capsicum frutescens 
Capsicum 
Capsicum 
Myrtus pimenta 
Schinus molle 
Piper longum 
Sachem acre > 
Polygonum hydropiper 
Piluraria globulifera 
Capsicum 
Vitis arbor ey 
Pepper tree . _.~ r 
Pepper-wort; poor-man’s pep- \ L idium i ati f 0 u, lm 
per; or dittander J r . 
Percepier; or parsley piert Aphanes arvensis 
Periwinkle, greater Vinca major 
Periwinkle, lesser Vinca minor 
Periwinkle, Madagascar Vinca rosea 
Persicaria; or spotted arse-smart Polygonum persicaria 
Persicaria, Eastern 
Pestilent-wort 
Petroseline ; or parsley 
Pheasant’s eye, common 
Pheasant’s eye pink (a variety) 
Phillyrea ; or mock privet 
Philiyrea, false 
Phillyrea of the Cape; or mauroc enii 
ten tot cherry J 
Phu, setwall; or garden valerian Valeriana pku 
Pile-wort; or lesser selandine Ranunculus jicaria 
Pimento ; all-spice ; or Jamaica 
pepper J ■ 
Pimpinel, common 
Pimpinel, round-leaved water 
Pimpinel of the woods, yellow 
Pin-pillow ; or pin-cushion 
Pineaster (a variety) 
Polygonum orientals. 
Tussilago petasites 
Apium petroselinum 
Adonis autumnalis 
Di ant hies (leltoides 
Phillyrea media 
Rhdmnus alaternus 
rtus pimenta 
Anagallis arvensis 
Samolus valerandi 
Lysimackia nemorum 
Cactus curassavicus 
Pinus silvestris 
* Quere, Should it not rather be called Kiang pepper (a province in China), as 
it is said they have a shrub that bears a remarkably hot pepper, only fit for sauces ? 
—see note to capsicum. The chief exports from Cayenne are said to be sugar 
■and coffee. 
