SubpartRapacious nocturnal Birds.
SubpartThe Crow-kind or Semirapacious Birds.
SubpartThe VVoodpecker-kind.
SubpartThe Poultry kind. Genus gallinaceum
SubpartThe Pigeon-kind.
SubpartThe Thruſh-kind.
SubpartSmall Birds with ſlender Bills.
SubpartSmall Birds with thick and ſhort Bills.
SubpartBirds having a hard protuberancy in the upper chap.
SubpartVVater Fovvl: Such as have their toes divided, and that only wade in the Water, or frequent watry places.
6 sectionsCatalogue of fishA. CATALOGUE OF FISHES Taken about Penſans and St. Ives in Cornwall given us by one of the Ancienteſt and…
SubpartOf the Cetaceous Kind.
SubpartOf the Cartilagineous kind, Long.
SubpartBroad or Flat.
SubpartSpinous or Bony Fiſhes.
SubpartOf Fiſhes that ſwim upright, which at preſent we will diſtinguiſh into 1 Long and narrow. 2. Broad or deep.
2 sectionsSubpartShell-Fiſh.
2 sectionsSubpartFiſh called in Latine Exanguia aquatica mollia.
Catalogue of freshwater fishA CATALOGUE OF Freſh water Fiſh found IN England.
SubpartAnadromi: Sea fiſh that come up Rivers at certain Seaſons.
SubpartLacuſtres: ſuch as are found only in Lakes or Meres.
SubpartFluviatiles: River Fiſhes, and ſuch as live in ſtanding pools and ponds of VVater.
SubpartFluviatiles laeves; River Fiſh without ſcales.
Part
SubpartTHE Smelting and Refining OF SILVER, AT The Silver Mills in CARDIGANSHIRE.
SubpartThe preparing and ſmelting, or blowing of Tin in Cornwall.
SubpartThe manner of the Iron-work at the Furnace.
2 sectionsSubpartModus faciendi Vitriolum coctile in Anglia. Worm. Muſ. Sect. 2. Cap. 13. p. 89.
SubpartThe making of Minium or Red Lead.
SubpartThe Allom VVork at Whitby in Yorkſhire.
SubpartThe making of Salt at Namptwych in Cheſhire.
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