---- on Pope, 127 ---- on Mason, 164

Mavor, Rev. Mr. 34 ---- his admirable edition of Tusser, 6

Meader, 17

Meager, Leonard, 34

Mignon, his skill in painting flowers, 55

Miller, Phillip, 138

Milton, 20, 21, 49, 94, 130, 132, 197 ---- his great poem now magnificently printing in letters of gold, 133

Mollet, Andre, ix.

Mollet, Claude, ix.

Morell, xiv.

Morin, the florist, xi.

Mountmorris, on Sir W. Temple, 111

Morris, Rev. I. G., his powerful appeal on horticultural pursuits, 122

Morris, onornamental scenery, 77

Mountain, Didymus, 12

N.

Nicol, Walter, 82

Nichols, John, 54, 60, 110, 121, 143, 174, 178 ----his friendship for Mr. Cradock, 180

Notre, le, tributes to him, xi., xii., xx.

Nourse, 58

O.

Ockenden, 65

Only, Rev. Mr., a lover of gardens, 54

Opium, 168

Orchards, 21, 23, 64, 202, 203

Orrery, Lord, xxvi., 126

P.

Parkinson, 89, 90 ----testimony to his works, 18

Pastoral Scenes, 30

Paulmier de Grenlemesnil, viii.

Percy, Bishop of Dromore, 72

Pennant, 154

Petrarch, x.x.xi.

----his handsome person, vi.

----on his garden, x.x.xv.

Plants betray fondness for their native earth, 45

Planting, on zeal for, 66, 69

Platt, Sir Hugh, 13

Plattes, Gabriel, 16

Plimley, 165

Pontchateau, his singular history, xiii.

Pope, xxix., x.x.xiii., 1, 2, 76, 114, 123, 179, 213

Pope mentions Lady Gerard, 25 ----his n.o.ble thought on planting, 68

Powel, 65

Preston, its horticult. society, 123

Price, Sir U. vii., xxvi., 56, 72, 77, 134, 155, 156, 177, 191 ----on De Lille, xv.

----his high opinion of Mason, 163 ----on the sculpture, poetry, and eloquence of the Greeks, 194 ----on Correggio, 202

Priestley, Dr. on Franklin and Wedderburn, 73

Primroses, 30, 50, 54, 55

Pulteney, Dr. 5, 52, 55, 56, 60, 85, 87, 90, 92, 138, 143, 182