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C vâli)) pot, fore His Majeſty, and both Houſes of Pariiament; and after-

teat wards, a general Report on the preſent ſtate of the country and

the means of its improvement, may be ſyſtematically arranged,

Ire, according to‘the various ſubjeds connedted with agriculture. JG| Thus every individual in the kingdom may have,

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iL:} 1. An account of the huſbandry of his own particular E| county; Or,:

d| 2. A general view of the agricultural ſtate of the kingdom f E, at large, according to the counties, or diſtricts, into which it is divided; or,

è S 23. An arranged ſyſtem of information on agricultural ſub- - jeAs, whether‘accumulated by the Board lince its

À eſtabliſhment, or previouſly Known;

And thus information reſpeing.the{tate of the kingdom, and Agricultural knowledge in general, will be attainable with

every poſſible advantage,

In re-printing theſe Reports, it was judged neceſſary, that they/ | ſhould be drawn up according.to one uniform model; and after fully conſidering the ſubjed, the following form was pitched/ upon, as one that would include in it all the particulars which

it was neceſſary to notice in an Agricultural Survey, As\ the other Reports will be re-printed in the ſame manner, the reader will thus be enabled to find out at once, where any point is treated of, to which he may wiſh to dire&t his atten=- tiON