Raspberry (Old Preserver; Nutmeg).— Fruit small, roundish-oblong. Skin thick, dark red, and hairy. Richly flavoured and sweet. Ripens early. Bush spreading, and a good bearer.

Red Champagne (Dr. Davies' Upright; Countess of Errol; Ironmonger, in Scotland).—Small and roundish-oblong, sometimes tapering towards the stalk. Skin rather thick, light red, and hairy. Flavour very rich, vinous, and sweet. Bush very erect, and a good bearer. This is known in Scotland by the name of "Ironmonger.'

Red Mogul.—Small, and roundish-oblong. Skin thin, red, with a mixture of green, and hairy. Of first-rate quality. Bush spreading, and a good bearer; leaves smooth, by which it is distinguished from Ironmonger.

Bed Oval, l.p.—Large and oval. Skin red, and hairy. Of first-rate quality. Bush spreading.

Red Walnut (Murrey; Eckersley's Double-bearing). —Medium sized, obovate. Skin red, and downy. An early variety. Of second-rate quality. Bush spreading.

Red Warrington (Aston; Aston Seedling; Volunteer). —Above medium size, roundish-oblong. Skin red, and hairy. A first-rate late variety, and highly esteemed for preserving. Bush pendulous.

Rifleman (Leigh's), l.p. (Alcock's Duke of York; Yates' Royal Anne; Grange's Admirable).—Large, roundish. Skin red, and hairy. A first-rate late variety. Bush erect, and a good bearer.

Ringleader (Johnson's), l.p. — Large and oblong. Skin red, and smooth. A second-rate variety. Bush pendulous.

Roaring Lion (Farrow's), l.p. (Great Chance).—Very large, oblong. Skin red, and smooth. A second-rate variety as to flavour, but one of the largest in size. Bush pendulous.

Rob Roy.—Medium sized, obovate. Skin red, and hairy. A first-rate variety, and very early. Bush erect.

Rockwood (Prophet's), l.p. — Large and roundish. Skin yellow, and hairy. Flavour second-rate. Bush erect.

Rough Red (Little Red Hairy; Old Scotch Red: Thick-skinned Red).—Small and round. Skin red, and hairy. A first-rate variety, of excellent flavour, and highly esteemed for preserving. Bush spreading.

Bough Yellow. See Sulphur.

Bound Yellow. See Rumbullion.                    *

Royal White.—Small and round. Skin white, and hairy. A first-rate dessert variety. Bush erect.

Rumbullion (Yellow Globe; Round Yellow).—Small and roundish. Skin pale yellow, and downy. Flavour of second-rate quality. Bush erect, and a great bearer; and the fruit much grown for bottling.

Rumbullion, Green.—Small and round. Skin green, and hairy. Flavour second-rate. Bush erect.