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Staffordshire.

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Lancashire.

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Eincolnshire.

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Sevenin twenty- two.

From one-third to one-fourth,

One-third,

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ought all to be divided and inclosed. 8B

where the harvest isin May.

Something less than half the wheat on

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ounty for corn fro

hand common at the sezson.

Remedy—eat more barley in bread, by drinking less in beer.

stance of brown bread and rice saving one-third of the consun The high prices have certainly induced the farmers to thres

get to market as much wheat as possible; the late harvest was a

g Ww ic wr ¢ mo% ee ani at~h o«"}:+~&“ry-ir sistance, but notwithstanding that, I am certain the stock

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1 anne

~| s*°? Me in hand 1s <>)

. a lilze, a y Pe|“>".~ bay od Bs T le’ an.<T? a ee Tra P a

nothing il CQuidi tO THe Pi portion OL tne year unexpired, e€ven ac-~ 4&- a~ 4 =H] Ie: aten Liaw! oir One ot f> ea das owe ¥ vata. mitting y the next should be an Cary harvest. Premiums for potatoes |° one of the best of measures; and every exertion to preserve eyes.

Barley average crop: oats not half A prem! for early po af ey an AVELARC CrOD ¢ Oats not bicGaiie L\| ITCH Niu hi‘ Ly Sam tatoes absolutely necessary: 300 acres of wheat ploughed up last atoes a2vsad ute: nece SAT) y Sy YO avU.s.euo VA ¥YV¥ giwc p fom vu p ad t&

? very be oie aay ee rat q aero) a a 3 C year inone parisal; COMMUTE the tytue on pi ofatoes, though on y ior

ara et Ane ny TA, Pe Weegee flaca Har one year. Nothing would do so much good as letting the poor nave

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and a

Full crops ee are

land for potatoe

of tre douche O0¢

by making beer

* A circumstance of that s

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ason not attended to as it

1 1 re searly as July. Sav

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