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General view of the agriculture of the county of Kent : with observations on the means of its improvement ; drawn up for the consideration of the Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement ... / By John Boys, of Betshanger, farmer
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: pinion,that both Ehe ſliced and E e e all he eſſential qualities of the potatoe unimpaired, al- tl hough ſomewhat altered in colour; and he having alſo

returned Ed Kkcos to US We E tranſmit to

you copies Tof the letter we wrote to him, and of the re- port he has made thereupon; together with the kegs, DE EA Econtaining the remainder of the potatoes and meal for + HE x o

| your 1nſpeQ1ion,

[| I We bes to add, that as ſoon as we receive Governor MI Hunter's Report upon the- ſabje&t, the ſame ſhall'l VEN/ tranſmitted to you.

We have the honour to be, O11, your moſt obedient humble Servants,

G. Cry: F. Stephens, G.. P. Towry, M R.$. Moody, Ff. Hunt, IV, Boſcawen.

j Examined.(Copy)

The Editor is favoured with ihe following, by a Gentleman of the Facuîty in Eaf! Kent.

THE diſorder, called ¿/owing in cattle, is a ſpecies of çgolic, ariſing from an over-diftention of the firſt ſtomach with air. In this ſRomach the food is only ſlightly ma- cerated; during which proccfs, a gentle fermentation takes place, and at the ſame time a quantity of fixed air 1s generated,

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