1902 GENERAL INDEX
Bridge, portable, for hive stock, 6996.
Bridle sores, 5778.
Britain, agriculture of, after the Norman conquest, 204.
Britain, agriculture of, from the fifth to the seven- teenth century, 195.
Britain, agriculture of, during the Anglo-Saxon dynasty, 196.
British isles, modern agricultural history of, political history, 742; professional history, literary history, 781.
British fauna, or catz logue of British animals, 1984.
British North America, agriculture of, 1166; Ca- nada, 1167.
British flora, distribution of, 1759; perfect plants, 1761; imperfect plants, 17 i troduction of exotics, 1770; purchasable plants, 1772.
Broken wind, 5789.
Broken knees in horses, 5837.
Broom, field culture of, 5080.
Broussonet, Pierre-Mz irie- Auguste, his works on agriculture, page 1173. A.D. 1787
Brown, Robert, his works on agric ulture, A. D. 1799.
Brena tio, his works on agriculture, page 1177.
41 5
( 755
ge 1168.
Dsl eae mac hine, 2467. Buchoz, Pierre Joseph, his works on agriculture,
page 1171. A. D. 1760. Buc kinghamshire, agricultural survey of, 6998. Buckwheat, 4736. 5499. 3uckwheat, culture of, in Flanders, 456. 3udding ple ants, 1621. Buffalo, 6279. Buffalo of I{industan, 898. ase of Egypt, 1059. , his work on agriculture, page 1173. A. D.
Bull or ox family, 6105; see Ox.
Bull family, anatomy and physiology of, 62 Bunias orientalis(figured), culture of, 5084 Buns, the stalks of hemp from which the bark or
woody matter has been taken off, 5334.
Buonaparte, agricultural societies,&c., established by him, 376. 3urnet, cult ure of, 5064.
Burning clay, operation of, 2981; theory of burnt clay as a manure, 2982; common method by kilns, 9985; improved method, 2987; burning with quicklime, 2989.
Burroughs, Edward, page 1170. A. D. 182 Bush harrow, 2576 Bushmans, their agriculture, 1113; spade, 1113.
Bustard, Otis tarda, 6756; little bustard, O. tetrax, 6756.
Butler, Charles, his work on bees, page 1162. A. D 1609.
Butter, making and curing of, 6320.
Butter of Epping, 6187.
Butterflies, 6889; chrysalis state, 6391; perfect in- sect, 6892; British butterflies the most remark- able, 6893.
Buttermilk, 6379
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sq., his work on agriculture, 0.
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ace tribe, field culture of, 4969
ee, its culture and a ation in Cl » tree of the Pellew isles(figured), tree beetle of Surinam(figured), 1D
tia(figured), Indian fig, 703.
Antoine Ale XIS, his works on agri-
na, 980 030.
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Caithness, ag( Calendarium flora, nancies 5 of forming, 1629; uses of, 1630. ye alf’ pens, 2678. Calkins, or turn- ups, in frost-shoeing of horses Caloric, how distributed in the animal ki
Charles, his work rel ative to the lord of a manor and his tenant, page 11 Calvel, Etienne, his work on agriculture, page 1174
4’. D. 1635.
A. D. 1809 Calves, aitening oy 6187 Calves, diseases of,
Calving 6276 Cambodi i agriculture of
Cambridgeshire, agricultur: Ls urvey of, 7001 Camel of Persia, 859
; Camel of Hindustan, 904
; Camel family, 6630; dromedary, Arabian, Bachiai | 66305 lar) |
Camellia sasanqua, one of the tea plants of China, 965. Camellia bohea, black tea of China, 962
Camellia viridis, green tea of China, 962 Camellia oleifera, oil-bearing tea plants, 967
| Camelopard, 6632.
G umphire tree, and its application in China,
; Camphor,“from what plant obtained, how, i its
Ho USES, 1463.
| Campo morto, farm of, near Rome, 303.
| Canada, agriculture of, i167; soil, 1168; product 1169.
Canals, t heir formation, 3526; utility, 7; line« route, 3533 3 cane il companies, 35 39; execution Oi the works, 354
Canals and embankments of modern FE; gypt, 1048
| Canary grass, 5485.
| Canary islands, agriculture of, 112
| Canciana, his work on agric vitires page 1177. A.D
1776.
| Canker in the feet of horses, 5858.
| Canine madness, 6660; raging madness, 6661; dumb
| madness, 6662; preventive treatment, 6663.
| Canis, or dog family, 6635; see Dog.
| Cantunz, ¢‘arlo Antonio, his work on agriculture,
| page 1177. A. D. 1778.
| Caoutchoue, or India rubber, from what plants ob- tained, and how, 1464.
Cape o Good Hope, agriculture of, 10 climate,
0 surface, 1089;“soil, 1090 5 Tandea property,
091: farms, 1092; products, 1093; vine, 109
Constantia wine, 1095; almond, 1096; aloe, 1097;
tobacco, 1098: live stock, 1099’; implements and
| operations, 1106; agriculture of the 1 native trib | 1108; of the unimproved Hottentots, 1109; Hot- | | |
tentot huts and cattle, 1109, 1110; bac he upins, 1112 5 Bushmans, 1113. cave Verd islands, agriculture of, 1119. inc ape Breton, agriculture of, Jai Capparis spinosa(figured), the caper plant, its cul ture in France, 384, 413. Caprification of the fig in Turk« C apulet of the hock in hors Carbon, as an article of veg Bebe food, | ¢‘arbonic acid gas in the atmosphe re, 29 | Carlow, agricultural survey of, 708: | arolines, agriculture of, 1032. | |
Caroneili, Pietro, his works on agriculture, pagt 1177. A. D. 1791.
Carp, 6801.
| Carpenter, J., his work on agriculture, page 116
D. 1803.
Groachino, his work on
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| Comey, Antonio, his work on agriculture, pagé | 7177."A. D: 1780.
| Carriage in irrigation, 4077.
| Carrot, its culture, 4926; varieties, | sowing, 4936; taking the crop, 494: 4944; use, 4945.
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Carrot, culture of, in Flanders, 467 | Carse lands of Stirlingshire, 7058. | Ca rt of Hindusté an, 907. | C 398 | Gant of Russian 362. | Cart of Rome, 302; of Flanders, 507; of France, | Cart, Scot h(figured), 770. | Cart« odern Greece, 736 | Cart\7 Cart or one or two horses, 26UY otch one-horse cart, 2611; Scotch two-horse cat rae 3{
)»-horse carts j| quarry cart, 2o1/; three-wheel
improved tw
and 795. iculture, page 1175
Landon, his work on a
C arthage, its agriculture Carthamus tinctorius, cuitive ated in Ey
Ghvek Jonathan, Esq., is work on agriculture, page 1179. A. D. 1779.
Cassava or manioc, J
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ypt, 1057.
ypha manihot, 1116.
| 1177. A Deli Snes: | Cas a Bene his work on agriculture, pag¢ } 1177. A. D. 16 Casting, the operation of throwing a horse down it is done as follows: having brought him upoi
Castellet, Constans, his work on agriculture, page