PIGMENTS, VITRIFIABLE

belong to five different styles of work: 1. to enamel painting; 2. to painting on metals; 3. to painting on stoneware; 4. to painting on porcelain; 5. to stained gla . PIMENTO; Myrtus piment a , or Jamaica pepper; consists, according to Bonastre’s complicated analysis, of :— | Shells or Capsules. | Kernels. | | Volatile oil | 10·0 | 5·0 | | Soft green resin | 8·0 | 2·5 | | Fatty concrete oil | 0·9 | 1·2 | | Extract containing tannin | 11·4 | 39·8 | | Gum | 3·0 | 7·2 | | Brown matter di olved in potash | 4·0 | 8·0 | | Resinoid matter | 1·2 | 3·2 | | Extract containing sugar | 3·0 | 8·0 | | Gallic and malic acids | 0·6 | 1·6 | | Vegetable fibre | 50·0 | 16·0 | | Ashes charged with salts | 2·8 | 1·9 | | Moisture and lo | 4·1 | 4·8 | | Pimento imported for home consumption, in | 1835. | 1836. | | Duty—British po e ions, 5 d.; foreign, 1 s. 3 d. | Lbs. | 344,458. | 400,914. |