ii

08

i

urnt, 242

Day, 168

For's Day, 280

day, 110

and nightingale, 118-122

-ented, xix

, 190

Dr. 280

xxxii

ry, earl of, 283

Nerita, 1-littoralis, li-polita, li
New Year's Day, 1, 2
Nicomede, 163

Nightingale, ode to, 42-oriental
fiction respecting, 116-contest
with a lutanist, 117-122-lines
on, 116

North Pole, lines on, 28
November, explained, 231
Oak, lines on, 159

October, explained, 256

O. Michaelmas-day, 262
0. Mart. 284

ter, grand procession there, O Sapientia, 294

Opium, effects of, 182, 183

Ostrea, xxxiv-edulis, xxxvi-
virginica, xvii

Oyster, xxxiv, lines on xxxvi-
fishery, XXXV

plained, 129-lines on, 151 Palm Sunday, 68

fossil-shells, ib-select Translation of St. Martin, 192

171-173

s, xxxii

Trinity Sunday, 163
Trochus, xlvi

Turbo, xlvi-littoreus, xlvi-scala-
ris, xvi

Trusler, Dr. John, 174

Tulips, lines on, 213, 214

Twelfth Day, 4, 5

Twiss, Richard, 63

Valentine's Day, in N. Georgia, 37

Venus Dione, xvi-mercenaria, xvii
-pullastra, xxxii

shell, xxxii, xxxiii

Villeggiatura, English, 241

ix-siliqua & ensis, xxx Vine, Persian mode of training, 255

-Scripture illustrated by, ib.

Violet, lines on, 125

Visitation of B. V. M. 191
Voluta, xliv-episcopalis, xliv-
musica, xliv
Univalves, xli

Walker, Adam, 36
Wasps, lines on, 240
Wassailing, 1, 2, 298

ge 13. January 22. SAINT VINCENT.-Vincent, a
on of the church in Spain, suffered martyrdom in the
lesian persecution, about the year 303. A full de-
tion of the dreadful cruelties which he bore may be
in T. T. for 1815, p. 12.

Fig. 1. Argonauta Argo, Paper Nautilus.
2. Buccinum Harpa, Harpshell.

3. Cypræa Talpa, Mole Cowry.

4. Voluta Episcopalis, Bishop's Mitre.
5. Buccinum Striatum, Striped Whelk.
6. Cypræa Literata, Lettered Cowry.

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