PAGE. Experienced Farmer, his opinion of the use of the Pl lough in this way a 20) SCARIFIERS anp SCLEFLERS.. 21 More generally employe od of late‘ e ibid. Method of employi ipe them$; ibid. Purposes to which they are adapted. ebid. Sneariction ot them 2:. ibid. Mr. Cook’s,&c. e° 6 tbid, Experienced Farmer’s remarks on them. 22 The instrument he uses described UP Oljections to which these instruments are liable y é 3 wid. How remedied in some districts.. tbid. The extirpator;. tid. ‘Uses and construction of é=~ abids

Utility of, to be shewn by future trials. 2&d. These instruments not in common so effec-

tual as the plough é nae: Mr. Cook’s cultivator; its construction. did. Uses of scarifiers and scufflers in general 4 ddd. —— 5 A‘ gizbid. General construction of; ihi2bid. Uses of i; oz écisabid. Common drag; A ibid.

Duck-footeddrag, in some cases more asian bid. Wav.in which the teeth should be put in 7rd.

HARROWS;:». abid, Little improvement of 3 5 of(24 To be. adapted to particular uses and the nature of the soils‘ sapabid. Kind of teeth most proper rs mieseDich, Inconyeniences.of harrows.in general>. wid. How remedied: 3 os abid. Harrows with running bulls”.-. aid, Const: uction of harrows A; 225 Brake-harrow; double-harrow 3; and com- .men improved harrow,.«ibid. Mr. Graburn’s harrow 3 uses of C. abid, Mr. Knight's harrow: edvantages of* eid. Harrows proper for grass seeds. 599 26 Bush- harrow$ 2 eepupid. Mode of harrowing.:) aid, ROLLERS E:= ai 2bidk Construction and proper size of,. abd. Common rollers-; sip? Spixre ROLLER:.., Drizty Roiver i=‘tbid:

THRASHING MACHINES F e 28

PAGE, Principles of: é 72.08 Improvements of;.| 2bid. Objections to‘‘« ibid, How gbviated 5;+ eoid, Circumstances on which their good thrash ing depends j‘ 5 abid; Circumstances to be attended to in using them i- elt Additions that may be made to en% ey

Mr. Muiddleton’s opinion on the use of them ibid,

Their advantages over the flail. ete IDiG. WINNOWING MACHINES: aid, Diffe rent kinds of‘» tid. Cor’s and Rodgers’s on good plans P ae CHAER CU oh ERS:‘~~ UGE Different constructions of:..-tbid. In general too expensive: 2. ibid, Cook's and Nailor’s: 5. biel. Improvement ih one made by the succes- sors of. Winlow‘ A 5 bid. RAKES-‘. wide Spring-teeth-rakes... tid. Corn-rakes: 5 A.: 38 Twitch-rakes; 3‘«7 j2bid, Mode of Re me them x. 2bid. Horse and stubble-re ke.: A» ibid,

WH LEL CA RRIAGES Sig e° bid. Circuinstances to. be attended to in, their

coustruction? 4 o abd.

Faulty construction of the Berkshire avid.

_ Improvement of, suggested=«: abid, * t: 6D:

Waggons for husbandry:» Sb

In general disadvantageous for the pur-

poses of the farmer<» ibid, Irish car i ois G00 Cc ee uses, and eee ages of. wid. CARTS 2 2: SA 35 ee HORSE-CARTS most useful 135 Close or coup-cart, description of—.«bids General construction of F oy pele, Observations on the advantages of one- horse carts S:- rid. Corn and hay, carts A< 238 Welsh cart:.~ bid, Quarry-cart 2:. tbid, Dre nee.,‘ ot tid Remarks on carts.in general:« 39