/ Poa Ds Bk 479 ants, that tend to excite to venery, difquifition concerning, Il. 58. -—-— that tend to make animals yield much milk, difquiff- a tion concerning, Ll. 60._ —-— that affect the colour of the milk, Tf. 67. n; macs on ae: —--— that tend to make milk thick, difquifition concerning, il. 6%: 4°. ne —i— that affect the taite of mule TT, Gr w=-— that incréafe the richnefs of the milk, but do not aug- ment the quantity of butter or cream, difquifition concer: is| s> ing, Il. 68. ~--— that affect the tafte of the flefh of animals, difquifition is concerning, II. 70. 3 |—--— that thrive on a firm or fpungy foil, difquifition con- r i

Plafbing hedges, what, and when ufeful, I. 69.

iF| cerning, If. 286. | | Plafier, bow diftinguifhed from mortar, I. 397.

-—-—— neceflity of fouring the lime to prevent blifters, ie 460, ns Poa srafes, do not refift frof, but rife early in the fpring, HN. n- 43> re—— frivialis,a fine pafture-grals, IJ. 216. ad nama pratenfis, Jl. 220. —— repens, forms a remarkably clofe pile of pafture, I].221. f{——-— difficulty of aiteinin’ the feeds of all the kinds of pea 0: | grafles, ls,.234: -—(the annual) loves a firm foil, IT. 287. | Polar bear, its hair difpofedin tufts, If. 327. n. Poplar(balfam) its ufes in fencing, I. 102. rfe: oe ae:: Potatoes, a food for horfes, II. 51.—A native. of warm cli- mates, gl. tic Se eee cake; ee ee US oa ee | Principles of Mr. Elkington’s mode of draining explained, 209. ole-/. ae | Proportion of food coniumed by different animals with re{p ect fo their fize, difquifition concerning EES als; ian Saye: et Pruning hedges, directions for, I. 55.* Puddling, a natural kind of, defcribea, I. 291.—Confe- na)} quences of, idid. Fyracantha, its ule in hedges as an ornamental plant, I. So. hat|—How propagated, Sr,

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