484 Io NS De pee xs

Twigs of a hedge, how to prevent from being killed in wine ter, I. 74, Ue

Urus, I. 276,—Fine fur of, 276. 276.n. See Bifon,

Upminfier, in Effex, a{pring there accounted for, I. 337.

— Once a native of Britain,

iV Varieties of domettic animals, if permanent or not, II. 124. ~——-— accidental, among animals, permanency of, II. 3¢r. Vesetables, may be profitably introduced into a country where. they formerly were not, examples of, Il. 157, Vegetable-mould,\ofes its fertility by being buried deep below the furface, i. 343. Fegetation, of grafts feed, promoted by being fown with I. 373.—Other circumftances favourable for, I. 378. Venery, an enquiry if any plants excite animals to feed Ela Fernal-grafs, confidered as. a green winter-pafture, IT. 4il— Does not yield a weighty produce either for hay or pafture, 225.—Grows ona very different foil, 225.—An experi- ment concerning, 65.

grain,

Vetches(perennial) a valuable late fummer food for domef- tic animals, I. Ave

Vetch-bufhy recommended as a particular] either for hay or pafturage, if, 239.|

Fetchling(yellow) a defcription of that plant, II. 234.—Fit for hay or pafturage, 245.—Difficulty of obtaining feeds of it, 236.—A mode of propagating it by the roots, 23.9.

y valuable plant,

Ww.

Water, in large proportions, ufeful to mortar, I. 431.— Should

be retained long in the mortar, ibid.— Quantity of it re- uired to flack lime-fhells, I,:

q>+. 499

Water, wles that may be made of that obtained by boring, for turning machinery,&c. I. 308.

Water-hemloc, poifonous to cows,

Ii. 93.

( but wholefome to the goat, Vater-mint, eaten by horfes, If. 54. C

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Weighty lime, the leatt proper as a manure, I. so.

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