The universal directory for taking alive and destroying rats
- Subtitle
- and all other kinds of four-footed and winged vermin, in a method hitherto unattempted: calculated for the use of the gentleman, the farmer, and the warrener
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1. Front matter2. INTRODUCTION.3. THE FOX.4. THE OTTER.5. THE BADGER.6. THE SHEEP-KILLING DOG.7. THE HOUSE CAT, TURNED WILD.8. THE MARTEN CAT.9. THE POLECAT.10. THE STOAT.11. THE WEASEL.12. THE FERRET.13. THE HEDGEHOG.14. THE NORWAY RAT.15. THE BLACK RAT.16. THE WATER RAT.17. THE SQUIRREL.18. THE MOLE.19. THE HOUSE-MOUSE.20. THE FIELD MOUSE.21. THE RED SHREW-MOUSE.22. THE BLACK SHREW-MOUSE.23. THE GRASS MOUSE.24. THE DORMOUSE.25. THE BAT.26. THE LARGE BLACK EAGLE BUZZARD.27. THE GREY BOB-TAILED BUZZARD, OR PUTTOCK.28. THE LARGE FORKED TAIL KITE.29. THE LARGE BLUE SHERARD KITE.30. THE BLUE SHERARD HAWK.31. THE LARGE BROWN, WHITE ARSE, RING-TAILED HAWK,32. THE SMALL RING-TAILED HAWK33. THE SMALL SPARROW HAWK.34. THE SMALL BLACK-HEADED SPARROW-HAWK.35. THE WIND-HOVER HAWK.36. THE BROWN WOOD-OWL.37. THE LIGHT COLOURED BARN, OR, SCREECH OWL.38. THE HORNED OWL39. THE FERN OWL, OR NIGHT JAR.40. THE RAVEN.41. THE CARRION CROW.42. THE MAGPYE.