The WHITE-BUTTERFLY, with BLACK VEINS. The _Caterpillars_ that produce this sort of _Butterfly_ are sociable and feed together on the _White-Thorn_, till about the Middle of _May_, at which Time they are full fed and change to the _Chrysalis_. The _Fly_ is bred in _June_, and is common among _Hay-Grass_. See _Merian_, Vol. 2. Chap. 35. _Moss._ P. 103. _Raii_, Hist. Insect. P. 115, N. 5. _Albin_, Plate 2. _Rosel_, Cl. 2. Tab. 3. _Reaumur_, Vol. 2. Pl. 2. P. 120. The Mountain-Elder, and White-Thorn. _Sambucus, racemosa rubra._ C. B. P. L. 3. CH. 1. II. CL. 2. S. _a._ 2. The LARGE WHITE GARDEN-BUTTERFLY breeds twice a Year. The _Caterpillars_ thereof are well known in Gardens and other Places. Their first Brood is in _May_, and the second about two Months after. The _Chrysalis_ that produces the second Brood is only fourteen Days in that State, and the _Fly_ is bred in _July_. Those _Caterpillars_ that go to _Chrysalis_ about _September_ remain in that State all the Winter, and produce their _Flies_ in _May_. These _Caterpillars_ are great Devourers of _Cabbage_ and _Colliflowers_ from _June_ to _September_, which last Month is the Time of their changing into the _Chrysalis_ State. In order to preserve your Cabbages, _&c._ ’tis worth while to destroy their _Chrysalides_ in the Winter, when they may commonly be found under the Coping of Garden Walls, Pales, or any other Places a little shelter’d: Their Eggs likewise should be sought after, and may be found in great Numbers together on the under Sides of the Leaves. _Note_, The _Swallow-Tail Butterfly_ is always bred at the same Time as this _Fly_ is. See _Godart_, Sec. 1. Num. 7. _Merian_, Vol. 1. Chap. 45. _Moufet_, P. 103. _Raii_, Hist. Insect. p. 113. _List_. on _God._ P. 16. Fig. 7. _Albin_, Plate 1. _Rosel_, C. 2. Tab. 4. The Nasturtium Flower. _Acriviola._ J. K. H. L. 3. CH. 1. III. CL. 2. S. _a._ 3. The SMALL WHITE GARDEN-BUTTERFLY breeds twice a Year: The first Brood is at the Beginning of _May_, and the second in _July_. The _Caterpillar_ feeds on _Cabbage_, _Horse-Radish_, _Cresses_, _&c._ Towards the End of _June_ they tie themselves up by the Tail with a Thread, which goes likewise cross their Middle. The _Fly_ comes forth in _July_, and is very common. See _Albin_, P. 51. _Rosel_, Cl. 2. Tab. 5. _Lister_ on _Godart_, P. 12. N. 8. _Reaumur_, Vol. 1. Pl. 29. Pag. 486. Vol. 2. Pl. 2. Pag. 120. The Double-Flowering Almond. _Amygdalus sativa flore pleno._ J. R. H. L. 3. CH. 1. IV. CL. 2. S. _a._ 4.