I have not had an opportunity of applying either of these arrangements to the classification of our British apples, but for the purpose of affording a little assistance in identifying the different varieties described in this work, I have prepared the following, which, although I am aware is not what could be desired, will at least be sufficient for all general purposes. The period of duration, and the coloring of fruits, vary to a considerable extent according to circumstances of soil, situation, and season; but in the following arrangement, I have endeavored to embrace those characters which they are most generally found to possess. I. SUMMER APPLES. Consisting of such as either ripen on the tree, or shortly after being gathered, and which generally do not last longer than the beginning of October. §--ROUND, ROUNDISH, OR OBLATE. A. PALE COLORED. _Being either of an uniform pale color, or occasionally tinged with faint red._ Calville Blanche d’Eté Dutch Codlin Early Harvest Early Julien Early Spice Joanneting Large Yellow Bough Madeleine Oslin Sack and Sugar Stirzaker’s Early Square B. STRIPED. _Being wholly or partially marked with stripes, either on a pale or colored ground._ Borovitsky Duchess of Oldenburgh Nonesuch Ravelstone Pippin Whorle C. RED. _Having either a cloud of red on the side next the sun, or entirely covered with red._ Calville Rouge d’Eté Calville Rouge de Micoud Cole Devonshire Quarrenden Irish Peach Maiden’s Blush Passe Pomme d’Automne Passe Pomme Rouge Red Astrachan §§--OBLONG, CONICAL, OVAL, OR OVATE. A. PALE COLORED. _Being either of an uniform pale color, or occasionally tinged with faint red._ Carlisle Codlin Early Wax English Codlin Keswick Codlin Manks Codlin Springrove Codlin Sugar Loaf Pippin Summer Golden Pippin Teuchat’s Egg White Astrachan B. STRIPED. _Being wholly or partially marked with stripes, either on a pale or colored ground._ American Summer Pearmain Creeper Kerry Pippin Longville’s Kernel Margaret Pigeonnet C. RED. _Having either a cloud of red on the side next the sun, or entirely covered with red._ Dr. Helsham’s Pippin Hollow Core King of the Pippins Sugar and Brandy II. AUTUMN APPLES. Including such as are in use from the time of gathering to Christmas. §--ROUND, ROUNDISH, OR OBLATE. A. PALE COLORED. _Being either of an uniform pale color, or occasionally tinged with faint red._ American Fall Bland’s Jubilee Breedon Pippin Bridgewater Pippin Broadend Broad Eyed Pippin Cobham Dowell’s Pippin Downton Pippin Drap d’Or Early Nonpareil Flanders Pippin Forest Stire Franklin’s Golden Pippin Gloria Mundi Golden Monday Golden Noble Gooseberry Apple Grange Harvey Apple Pawsan Small Stalk Stead’s Kernel Waltham Abbey Seedling White Westling Winter Lading Yellow Elliot B. STRIPED. _Being wholly or partially marked with stripes, either on a pale or colored ground._