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Note 314 — AUGUST. (continued 2)

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Gentleman’s Magazine.

[315] Bateman’s Doome.

[316] Kirby and Spence’s Entomology.

[317] From “Ornithologia; or the Birds, a Poem, with an introduction, to their natural history, and copious notes, by James Jennings, author of Observations on the Dialects of the West of England,” &c. &c. This work has been for some time ready for the press, but its appearance is delayed in consequence of the depressed state of trade.

[318] The hot wells are, unfortunately, too often the last resort of the consumptive.

[319] A promising youth who died some years since at Berbice.

[320] Literary Panorama, 1807.

[321] Brand’s Popular Antiquities.

[322] A large stone, or earthen pitcher.

[323] Statistical Account of Scotland.

[324] Beakers.

[325] Wooden frames on which beer casks are set.—Johnson.

[326] Bridges’ Northamptonshire.

[327] Mirror of the Months.

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