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Amprovements, general cautions in making, 4254.

dmprovements, execution of, 4238.

Improvements, general obst tacles to, in the high- lands, 7071.

Improvements in Sutherland, 7070.

Improvements, public, of Ayrshire, 7055.

Improvements in Berwicks hire, history of, 7049.

Improvements of General Dirom in Dumfriesshire, 7053.

Improving leases the fepuanon of Scottish agricul- tural improvement,

Incontinence of urine,“5815.

Independent Tartary, its agriculture, 865; 866; surface, 867; soil, 868; tillage, 869.

Indian corn, or maize, its culture, 47: 4.

Indian millet, Holcus sorghum( figured) 4.727.

Indigo, culture of, in the West Indies, Indigo, Indigofera tinctoria(figured), and applic: ation in Hindustan, 883.

Indigo and sugar, attempt to c ultive ite, in Italy,

Infanda tree, its uses in Congo, 1084.

AInflamed liver in sheep, 6513,

Inflammation of the kidnies, or red water in cattle, 6262.

Inflammation of the liver in horses, 5810.

Inflammation of the bladder in cattle, 6264.

Inflammation, of the brain in horses, or phrenitis, 5760.

Inflammation of the bowels, 5795.

Inflammation of the lungs, 5783.

Inflammation of the stomach in cattle, 6

Inflammation of the lungs in cattle, 62:

uy jammation of the liver, or hot yellows in cattle,

961.

Inf ummatory ee in horse diseases, 5785; general 5785; local, 575%

Influenza, or catz seal fever in horses,

Influenza, or catarrh, 6248.

Insects sub jected to cultivation, 6821; or moth,; honey bee, 68

Insects injur insects, 6863; coleoptera, 6871; neuroptera, 6896; 6905; aptera, 6911;

climate,

, its culture,

1189. its culture

56. 6260.

’ 5765.

silkworm, 5 OF aw or crayfish.

hemiptera, 6877; hymenoptera, 6900; diptera,

; Operations'for, destroying, 6916,

Insects, to subdue, 6916; preventive operations, 6917; palliative, 6918; destructive, 6919.

Interitis, or red colic, 5797.

Inverness-shire, agricultural survey of, 7071.

fpecacuanha root, Cephaelis ipecacuana, 1209.

Treland, agricultural survey of, 7074.

Ireland, agricultural circumstances of, 7075.

Treiand, agriculture of, 795; in the reign of James I.,

797; under Cromwell, 800; Dublin society, 801;

ci ate, 804; territorial surface, 805; soil, 806; bogs, 807; landed property, 809; leases, 811; farming, 812; rent, 813; puplanents and opera- tions, 824; dairy, 8 29; poor, 831; middlemen, 834; tythes, 836; fertility of the country, 844.

Irish cattle, 6129

Irrigation in Hindustan, 908.

Irrigation, 4053;; history, 4054; soil suitable, 4 156; advantages, 4061; 4062; terms made use of, 4 surfaces, 4096; warping, 4117.

Irrigation among the Romans, 141.

Irrigation in Lombardy,

Irrigation in Mexico, 1157.

Irrigation, theory of its effects on soils and plants, 2145; surface irrigation, 2146; subterraneous irri- gation, 2147; warping, 2148.

Irrigation, subterraneous, 4124.

Irrigation, practice of, at Trentham, 7011.

[rrigation first introduced in Cambridgeshire, 7001.

Irrigation and draining, Jessop’s ideas on, 7011.

Irrigation, Parkinson’s opinion of, 7017; Loch’s opinion‘of, 7011.

isle of Bourbon, 1117.

Isle of France, or Mauritius, agriculture of, 1116.

Italy, present state of agriculture in, 260; in Lom- bardy, 262; in Tuscany, 276; in the Maremmes, 298; in the Neapolitan territory, 312

Italy, agriculture of, during the middle ages, 180.

It: ly, agricultural c ircurhstances of, during the time of the Romans, 63.

Itch mite, 6913.

s and situations implements,

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Jackall of India(figured), 905. Jacquin, M. ¥, A. D. 1804

5 his work on agriculture, page 1174.

ious to agriculture, 6862; physiology of

074; preparation of

GENERAL INDEX.

Jamaica, agriculture of, 1174; landed property, 1175; overseers of estates, 1176; head driver, 1177 laborers, 1178;; buildings, 1179; overseers’’ house: 1180; lime kiln, 1181; houses of the slaves» 1182; live stock, 1184; agricultural_oper, ations, 1185 3 productions, 1186;; fruits, 1186; sugar cane, 1187; cotton plant, 1188; indigo, 1189; coffee tree, 1190; cocoa root, 1192; plantain, 1193; Indian ar. row root, 1194;‘other plants, 1195; Guinea grass and Scotch grass, 1198; vermin, 1199,

January, wez ither and agr ic ultural operations to be performed in, page 1189,

5 yp: in, agriculture of, 946. paeronte 2 manihot, cultivated in Sierra Leone, 1079. Jaundice in sheep, 6514.

Ji ava, agriculture of, 927,

Jelly of flax seed, 5325.

Jersey, Guernsey, Agieney and Sark, agricultural

surveys of the islands of, 7040; Jersey, 7041; Guernsey» 7042.? Jerusalem artichoke, field culture of, 4980.

Jewish modes of killing anim: ils, 20! 50,

Jewish vineyard, 33.

Jews, their agriculture, 29.

Jews, landed property among, 31.

Jews, their agricultural produce, 35.

Johnson, Cuthbert W illiam, his werk on agriculture page 1170. A. D. 18920.

Johnson, John, his ee on agriculture, A. D. 1814.

Johnstone, John, a his work on draining land, page 1167. A. D. 1797. t

Juices of plants, ania ally considered, 1470.

July, weather and agricultural operations to be per- formed in, page 1193.

June, weather and agricultural performed in, page 1193,

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Kali plant, Salsola kali(figured), 1120.

Keith, George Skeene, D.D., his work on. agricul- ture, page 1170. A. D. 1811.

Kelp, or sea weed, its growth and manufacture, 5529

Kent, agricultural survey of, 6995.

Kent, Nathaniel, Esq. his works on agriculture, page 1165. A. D. 1775.

Kentish and Hertfords bike wheel ploughs, 2514.

Kerr, Robert, surgeon, F.R.& A.S.S., his work on agriculture, page 160, A. D. 1809.

Kerry, agric ultural survey of, 7093.

Kidney bean, its field culture, 4821.

Kildare, agricultural survey of, 7080.

Kilkenny, agricultur: il survey of, 7079.

Killing animals different modes of, considered, 2046.

Kincz ardineshire, or Mearns, agricultural survey of, 7065.

King’ acount aenc ultural survey of, 7081.

Kinross-shire, agricultural survey of, 7061.

Kirby, C hristophe r, his work on the effects of thunder and lightning on wheat,&c., page 1163. A. D. 1673.

Kircudbrightshire, agricultural survey of, 7054.

Kirkpatrick, H., his work on agriculture, page 1167. A. D. 1796.

Kirwan, Richard, Esq., LL.D., F.R.S.L. and E. and P.R.I.A., his work on agriculture, page 1167. A. D. 1796.

Kitchen garden of the farmer, 2754.

Knapp, J. L., Esq., his work on grasses, page 1169. A. D. 1804.

Knees, broken, in horses, 5837.

Knollwall farm, 3860.

Krantz, Guille 1ume, his work on agriculture,

176. A. D. 1797

Krunitz, J. G., his work on agriculture, page 1176. 7Ny DS Uist

Kyloe breed of cattle, 6120.

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Laboring animals of the Romans, 93; their food, 100; breeding, 94; breaking and training, 98; working, 101.

Lacoste, his work on agriculture, page 1174. A. D 1801.

Lactometers, 6310.

Ladders, 2448.::;

Ladnar, his work on agriculture, page 1164. A. D 1764.