Counties. Lincolnshire, a —_ qj Luition! ‘2,‘oe. oY> ao) A ON NN N ON

Persons.

Parkinson,

Elmhirst.

Amos.

Rocliffe.

Goulton.

Scott,

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Deficiency. One-half.

| Very near, if not quite one-half,

MISCELLANEOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.

Stock in hand in straw—the fold-yards seem to have as much as common at the season, but difficult to say, as the yield is so defici- ent, what may be the consequence before the new crop is reaped.— All commons ought to be inclosed by a general at; and states how by counties. Much barley consuming.

Potatoes commonly taken up the beginning of June, and in great abundance the middle of July.—Jobbers and dealers in corn a great nuisance,

Stock in hand considerably less than in 1499, Grant land to th

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poor for potatoes, in proportion to their families, The wheat left inthe country, with all that can reasonably be ex. pected from abroad, will fall considerably short of our usual consump- tion. Potatoe crop deficient one-half on the warp lands.. I. have

grown very fine potatoes from sprouts only. All consuming barley. I know by experience, that the eyes of potatoes scooped two. thirds of an inch diameter, will produce good crops. If the crop of

wheat was deficient one-third, it should be remembered that seed and

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