NEVER USE A WORD THAT MAY OFFEND A CHASTE EAR. 730 Cities, Boroughs, and Market Towns. Tamworth, [2] Staffordshire 108 172 125 Watlington, Oxfordshire Sa. 40 206 Watton, Norfolk 141 184 Weighton Market, Yorkshire W. 198 133 Wellingborough, Northampts. W. 68 Tenby, Pembrokeshire Wellington, Shropshire Tenterden, Kent Wellington, Somersetshire Tetbury, Gloucestershire Wells. [2] Somersetshire Tewkesbury, [2] Gloucestersh. Welshpool, Montgomeryshire M. 171 Thame, Oxfordshire Tu. 44 Wem, Shropshire Th. 163 Wendover, [d] Buckinghamsh. M. 35 Thetford, [2] Norfolk Wenlock, (d) Shropshire Thirsk, [1] Yorkshire Weobley, [d] Herefordshire Thornbury, Gloucestershire Westbury, [1] Wiltshire Thorne, Yorkshire Westerham, Kent Thorney, Cambridgeshire Thrapston, Northamptonshire Tu. 73 Wetherby, Yorkshire Th. 193 Tickhill, Yorkshire Fr. 152 Weymouth, [2] Dorsetshire Tichfield, Hampshire Whitby, [1] Yorkshire Tideswell, Derbyshire Tiverton, [2] Devonshire Whitchurch, Shropshire Toddington, Bedfordshire Whitchurch, [d] Hampshire Whitehaven, [1] Cumberland Todmorden, Lancashire Whitstable, Kent 55 Topsham, Devonshire Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire Torquay, Devonshire Wick war, Gloucestershire Torrington, Devonshire Totness, [2] Devonshire Sa. 196 Wigton, Cumberland Tu. 315 Towcester, Northamptonshire Tu. 60 Wilton, [1] Wiltshire Towyn, Merionethshire Fr. 218 Wimborne, Dorsetshire Trecastle, Brecknockshire Wincanton, Somersetshire Winchcomb, Gloucestershire Tregony, [d] Cornwall Sa. 251 Winchelsea, [d] Sussex Tremadoc, Caernarvonshire Winchester, [2] Hampshire 31 Windsor, [2] Berkshire Trowbridge, Wiltshire Tu. Th. Sa.98 Winslow, Buckinghamshire Truro, [2] Cornwall Winster, Derbyshire Tunbridge, Kent Wirksworth, Derbyshire Tunbridge Wells, Kent Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire Tutbury, Staffordshire Witham, Essex Tuxford, Nottinghamshire Tynemouth, Northumberland 278 Wivelscomb, Somersetshire Woburn, Bedfordshire Uppingham, Rutlandshire W. 89 Woodbridge, Suffolk W. 77 Woodstock, [1] Oxfordshire Uske, Monmouthshire Uttoxeter, Staffordshire Wooler, Northumberland Woolwich, Kent Worcester, [2] Worcestershire 242 Worksop, Nottinghamshire Sa. 128 Worthing, Sussex Wotton, Gloucestershire Wallingford, [1] Berkshire Fr. 45 Wotton Basset, [d] Wiltshire Walsall, [1] Staffordshire Wragby, Lincolnshire Walsham, Norfolk Wrexham, Denbighshire Walsingham, Norfolk Wrington, Somersetshire Waltham Abbey, Essex Wycomb, High, [2] Bucks Waltham, Bishop's, Hampsh. Fr. 67 Wymondham, Norfolk Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire Tu. 11 Wantage, Berkshire Sa. Ware, Hertfordshire Tu. 21 Yarmouth, [2] Norfolk W. Sa. 124 Wareham, [1] Dorsetshire Yarm, Yorkshire Warminster, Wiltshire Yaxley, Huntingdonshire Warrington, [1] Lancashire Warwick, [2] Warwick Yeovil, Somersetshire Tu. Fr. S. 122 91 York, [2] Yorkshire NO MAN IS FREE WHO CANNOT COMMAND HIMSELF. MANY MEN, BY THEIR ILL-DOINGS, PAVE THE WAY TO THEIR UNDOING. MUSIC IS THE RELIEF OF GRIEF AND SORROW. Cities, Boroughs, and Market Towns. Cromarty, Cromartyshire Culross, Perthshire Dalkeith, Edinburghshire Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire Dumfries, [1] Dumfries-shire Easdale, Dumfries-shire Fort William, Argyleshire Galashiels, Selkirkshire Girvan, Ayrshire Glammis, Angus Glasgow, [2] Lanarkshire Glenluce, Wigtonshire Grangemouth, Stirlingshire Greenlaw, Berwickshire Greenock, [1] Renfrewshire Haddington, [1] Haddingtonshire Hamilton, Lanarkshire Helmsdale, Sutherlandshire Dist. 109 165 32 Inverkeithing, Fifeshire Jedburgh, Roxburghshire Keith, Banffshire Kenmore, Perthshire Kilsyth, Stirlingshire Kilwinning, Ayrshire Kincardine, Perthshire Kinghorn, Fifeshire Kinross, Kinross-shire Kintore, Aberdeenshire Kippen, Stirlingshire Kirkaldie, [1] Fifeshire Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire Kirkwall, Orkney Lamlash, Arran Lanark, Lanarkshire Langholm, Dumfries-shire Linlithgow, Linlithgowshire Lochmaben, Dumfries-shire 69 Lochwinnock, Renfrewshire Maybole, Ayrshire Melrose, Roxburghshire Musselburgh, Edinburghshire Nairn, Nairnshire Newton Stewart, Wigtonshire Oban, Argyleshire Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire Huntley, Aberdeenshire Inverary, Argyleshire Sanquhar, Dumfries-shire Selkirk, Selkirkshire Skene, Aberdeenshire MISFORTUNES ARE THE DISCIPLINE OF HUMANITY. MENS ACTIONS ARE THE GREATEST SIGN OF THEIR INCLINATION. ONE SHINING QUALITY LENDS LUSTRE TO ANOTHER, OR HIDES SOME GLARING DEFECT. OUR OWN EVILS WE THINK WORSE THAN OTHER PEOPLE'S. PRIDE HIDES OUR OWN FAULTS, AND MAGNIFIES THE FAULTS OF OTHERS. PLEASURE IN EXCESS IS CRIMINAL. A LIST OF Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Productions (FRINCIPALLY foreign), WITH THE NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES PRODUCING THEM. AGATES-Africa, the East Indies, Siberia, Iceland, Saxony, Tuscany, &c. Alabaster-Spain, Italy, France, England, America. Alkanet Root-imported from the Levant, or the neighbourhood of Montpelier in France; also from Siberia and Spain. Alligator-North America, South America, and the northernmost parts of Africa. Allspice. See Pimento. Almonds-Spain, France, Italy, the Levant, Arabia, Asia, North Africa. Aloes-America, the West Indies. The medicinal aloes are indigenous to India, Africa, and Italy. Aloes Wood-the produce of a large forest tree growing in most of the countries between China and India. Alum-E. coast of Yorkshire, the Levant and Italy. Amber-Prussia, near the Baltic coast; the shores of Sicily and the Adriatic; the eastern shores of England; United States. Ambergris-this is obtained from the Cachalot-see Spermaceti. Amethyst-Sweden, Bohemia, Saxony, and other parts of Europe; Siberia, India (Ceylon), Mexico, and Brazil. Amianthus-a variety of Asbestos. Ammoniacum-(a resinous juice obtained from a plant resembling fennel)Africa, Arabia, Persia, and India. Ananas. See Pine-apple. Anchovy-the Mediterranean (chiefly off Gorgona, Tuscany); off the coasts of Spain, France, and Italy. Anise-seeds-Egypt, Syria, and other eastern countries; Spain, and Malta. Ant bear-South America (Brazil, Guiana), East Indies, and Cape of Good Hope. Antelope-Europe, Asia, Africa, Arabia. Apes-Asia (the East Indies), and Africa. Areca, or Betel-nut (an aromatic fruit, the produce of a species of the palm tree) -East Indies, China, &c. Armadillo-Mexico, and South America. Arnotto (a vegetable red dye)-South America, East Indies, West Indies. Arrack (a spirituous liquor)-Batavia, from rice; Goa, from the juice of the cocoa-tree. Arrow-root-Bermuda Islands, West Indies, East Indies, South America. Arsenic-Great Britain, Saxony, Bohemia, Hungary, Mexico, &c. Asafoetida (a kind of gum)-Affghanis tan, Persia. Asbestos (an incombustible mineral)the Ural and Altai mountains, Germany, Swedish Lapland, Candia, China, United States. Asphaltum (a friable kind of bitumen)the Dead Sea, many parts of Europe and America, the island of Trinidad, &c. BABOONS-Asia (Borneo and the Philippine Islands), and the hot parts of Africa. Bamboo Cane-the East Indies, China, West Indies, and America. Banana (a species of plantain)--Egypt; W. Indies, and other tropical countries. Barilla (án alkaline salt, used in making glass)-Spain, Egypt, Hungary, &c. Bdellium (a semi-pellucid gum-resin)Persia and Arabia. Bear-the northern parts of Europe; Asia, Arabia, Egypt, Barbary, Japan, Ceylon, North America, Peru Beaver-the north of Europe, Asia, and America. Beet-root-France, England, and temperate latitudes in general. Benzoin or Benjamin-see Frankincense. Bergamot (a perfume)-Bergamoin Italy. Beryl (a gem)-Siberia, Saxony, South of France, North America, Brazil. Betel (a species of pepper vine), a shrub whose leaf is chewed-the East Indies. Bezoar (a concretion found in the stomach of certain animals)-Persia and the East Indies. Bird of Paradise-New Guinea. Bison-Poland, Lithuania, N. America. Black Bear-Índia, Africa, America, Kamtschatka. Black Eagle-Abyssinia. Black Fox-the north of Europe, Siberia, North America. Black Lead-see Plumbago. [dia. Boa Constrictor-Africa, S. America, InBole, or Lemnian Earth-Isle of Lemnos, Armenia, Italy, France, Silesia, and South America Bouquetin. See Ibex. Borax or Tincal-a salt found in a crystalized state at the bottom of certain lakes in Thibet, Persia, China, South America, and Europe. Box-Wood-Spain, Turkey. Brandy-France (chiefly in Cognac and Nantes); also in England, but of inferior quality. Brazil-wood-Brazil, and other parts of America; the East Indies. Bread fruit-Otaheite, and other South Sea Islands. Buffalo-Asia, Africa, America. CAJEPUT OIL-East India Islands. Calabash Tree-the East Indies, America, West Indies. Calamander Wood-Ceylon. Camel-Mongolia, Siberia, Thibet, China, North Africa. Cameleopard-Central and Southern Africa, especially towards the Cape. PLAIN DEALING IS A JEWEL. PRIDE, PERCEIVING HUMILITY HONOURABLE, OFTEN BORROWS HER CLOAK. |