Adapter, [31].
After-swarms, [186], [188], [190], [195].
Ancient bee observers, [213].
Apiarian authors, [212].
societies, [214].
Apiary, management in summer, [106].
autumn, [124].
winter, [157].
spring, [166].
Apiary, plan of, [94], [95].
position and aspect, [97].
repairs of, [170].
size of, [103].
to commence, [106], [152], [166].
Apis Ligustica, [1].
Mellifica, [1].
Artificial food, [172].
swarming, [199], [204], [206].
Aspect, [97].
Authors on Bees, [212].
Autumnal management, [124].
feeding, [132].
unions, [140].
Bar hive, [54],
advantages of, [55], [69], [195].
dividing, [204].
double, [66].
glass or observatory, [72].
single, [66].
straw, [73].
wooden box, [54].
Bar system, [54].
Bars, size of, [57], [58].
Bee, Queen, or mother, [3], [4], [170], [181], [184], [186], [190], [214].
common or working, [3], [11].
drone or male, [3], [15], [16], [180].
authors, [212].
boxes, size of, [52].
duration of life, [14], [151].
eggs, [6], [10], [12], [16].
flowers, [102].
food, [137], [172].
ligurian, [1].
pasturage, and number of hives, [101], [156].
protector, [208].
sex of, [12], [17].
sheds and houses, [94].
sting, [4], [12], [210].
Bees, confinement of, [148], [158].
destruction of, [28], [149].
driving of, [152], [201].
enemies of, [116], [175].
fighting, [131].
flight of, [103].
fortification of, [117].
fuming of, [140].
humming of, [177].
increase of, [10].
longevity of, [14], [150].
number of, [11].
removal of, [100], [107], [167], [198].
to hive, [196].
to unite, [140], [192].
various occupations of, [13].
weather-wise, [178].
working, [11].
Bell-glasses, [120].
Blocks, [43], [44], [96], [160].
Box hive, [51].
Brood, [12], [126], [151], [168].
Cells, common, [13], [111].
drone, [15], [112].
royal, [4], [180], [182], [187], [195], [200], [201], [208].
Cement, [38].
Circular wooden hives, [75].
Cleaning or changing hive-boards, [165], [167].
Cocoons, [12].
Collateral system, [24], [78].
hive, White’s, [81].
Nutt’s, [82].
Colony of bees, [106], [152].
Comb-knives, [130].
pruning, [147], [167], [189].
Combs, [5], [29], [109], [147].
and wax, [109].
and cells, construction of, [109].
Common, or working bees, [3], [11].
straw hives, [27].
Condensing trough, [161].
Confinement of bees, [148], [158].
Covers to hives, [37].
Crown-boards, [35].
Damp, [157].
Deprivation, [23], [125], [148].
Depriving hives, [30], [51].
system, [21], [23].
Destroying of bees, [28], [149].
Directions on swarming, [196].
Disease, [159].
Dividers, [36].
Dividing bar-hive, [204].
Doubling-board, [78].
Driving, [152], [201].
Drone, or male bee, [3], [15], [180], [181], [183].
cells, [16], [112].
Drones, destroying of, [18], [19].
expulsion of, [18].
number of, [20].
office of, [17].
Duplet, [24].
Dysentery, [159].
Eggs, [8], [9], [10], [16], [151].
Eke, [25], [122].
Enemies of bees, [116], [175].
Evaporation, [161].
Farina, or pollen, [113], [168].
substitute for, [169].
Feeding in autumn, [132], [137].
in spring, [170].
swarms, [108], [199].
Feeding troughs, [133].
Flight of bees, [103].
Floor- or hive-boards, [42].
to clean or change, [165], [167].
Food, artificial, [172].
Fortification, [117].
Frame-bar, [58].
Fumigation, [140], [146].
Fuming bees, [140], [148].
material, [143].
tube, [142].
Fungus, [143].
Gauge, [57], [74], [76].
General directions in operations on bees, [209].
on swarming, [196].
Glasses, [120].
to remove, [128].
Glass or light-hive, [72].
Guide-combs, [69], [120], [206].
Hive, bar, [54].
dividing, [204].
double, [66].
observatory, [72].
single, [66].
straw, [73].
wooden, [54].
boards, [42].
circular wooden, [75].
common straw, [27].
covers, [37].
nadir, [25], [87].
nether, [91].
Hive, Nutt’s collateral, [82].
protector, [41].
range, [49].
shade, [39].
stands or pedestals, [46].
White’s collateral, [81].
Hives, collateral, [81].
number of, [101].
shape of, [28].
size of, [29], [31].
super, [24], [119], [176].
wooden box, [51].
Hiving, [196].
Honey, [113], [128], [175], [178].
comb, [5], [109].
dew, [113].
harvest, [128], [149].
season, [178].
store of, [132], [138].
to strain, [129].
virgin, [124].
Hornets, [116].
Humming, [177].
Imago, [13].
Impregnation, [17], [19].
Increase of bees, [10].
Italian bee, [1].
Journal, [106].
Knives, [71], [130].
Larvæ, [12].
Light in hives, [53], [72].
or observatory hive, [72].
Ligurian bee, [1].
Longevity of bees, [14], [150].
Maiden swarms, [196].
Male bee, [3], [15], [180], [181], [183].
Management in summer, [106].
autumn, [124].
winter, [157].
spring, [166].
Moisture in hives, [161].
Moths, wasps, hornets, and other enemies, [116].
Moving of bees, [100], [106], [166], [203].
Nadir, [25], [62], [87], [119], [122].
drawer, [89].
Nadir-hive, [87].
Nadiring, [25], [87], [89], [119], [122].
Nether-hive, [91].
Number of hives, [101].
Nutt’s collateral hive, [82].
Nymph, or Pupa, [12].
Observatory, or light hive, [72].
Odour of bees, [194].
Office of drones, [17].
Painting, [37], [54].
Pasturage, [101], [156].
Pattern gauge, [57], [74], [76].
Pedestals, or stands for hives, [46].
Piping, [186].
Pollen, or farina, [113], [168].
substitute for, [169].
Population, [107], [139], [150].
Position and aspect, [97], [158].
Prevention of after-swarms, [195].
Princesses, [6], [185], [186], [192].
Propolis, [112].
Protectors, [208].
Pruning combs, [147], [167], [189].
Queen, or mother bee, [3], [4], [170], [181], [183], [184], [190].
cells, [4], [5], [180], [182], [185], [187], [195], [201], [208].
Queens, combats of, [186], [190].
duration of life, [6].
fertility of, [10].
impregnation of, [17].
piping of, [186].
Queens, reared artificially, [7], [208], [214].
unfruitful, [170].
Range for Lives, [49].
Remedy for the sting of a bee, [210].
Removal of bees, [106], [167], [203].
Removal of a box or super-hive, [125].
Removing of swarms, [106], [198], [203].
Returning of swarms, [183], [186].
Robber bees, [127], [131].
Robbers, [134], [175].
Royal cells, or cradles, [4], [5], [176], [180], [186], [195], [200].
Screen in winter, [159].
Sex, [12].
Shade, [115], [178].
Single hiving, [21].
Snow, to clear, [158].
Song of the bees, [109].
Spring feeding, [170].
flowers, [102], [169].
management, [166].
Stands for hives, [46].
Sting, [4], [12], [210].
Stocks, [152], [166].
to strengthen, [194].
Store of honey, [128], [132], [137].
Storifying, [24].
Straw bar-hive, [73].
common hives, [27], [28].
depriving hives, [30].
Straw hives, painting of, [37].
Strength of a colony, [107], [192].
Stupefying bees, [140], [143].
Suffocation, [28], [149].
Summary of apiarian knowledge, [213].
Summer management, [106].
Super-hiving, [119].
Supers, [24], [31], [34], [119], [125], [176].
to remove, [125], [128].
Swarming, [21], [180], [182], [191], [196].
artificial, [199].
Swarms, [180], [186].
maiden, [196].
removing of, [106], [198], [203].
to feed, [108], [199].
to return, [183], [184], [189], [195].
to strengthen, [107], [198].
to unite, [192].
weight of, [183].
Tanging bees, on swarming, [196].
Temperature, [13], [83], [119], [122], [139], [151], [158], [168], [170], [177], [182].
Temperature and weather, [177].
Thermometer, [83], [163], [182].
Titmouse, [117], [160].
Top-feeding, [133], [170].
Transferring bees, [140].
Triplets, [24], [32], [122].
Triplets and Nadirs, [122].
Trough, feeding, [133].
Tube for fuming, [142].
Uniting bees, [107], [140], [192].
Uniting swarms, [107], [189], [192].
Ventilation, [83], [119], [121], [161], [177].
Ventilators, [85].
Virgin honey, [124].
Wasps, &c., [116], [117], [175].
Water, [115], [169], [178].
Wax and combs, [109].
Wax moth, [116].
White’s collateral hive, [81].
Winter management, [157].
position, [158].
screens, [159].
store, [132], [138].
Wooden bar-boxes, [54].
circular hives, [75].
hives, [51]. Worker cells, [13], [111].
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