KXVI CONTENTS.

The Rate of Stocking, with Sheep. Hard Stocking with«‘ Tegs,”’ 377. Stocking, with fatting Sheep, 378. Sheep, 378. The Breed is a Variety of Kent Sheep. Its probable Origin. Note on: Marsh Wool. Its Characteristics, 379. Compared with the Fen Breed. Its present State of Improvement, 380. As yet in its Infancy. Note on the Fen Breed. The Means copied. Present Improvers, 381. The Progress yet made. The Description of Flocks, 382. Breeding Flocks. Time of giving the Ram, late. The Reason for this. The Loss in Winter, often great! But the best survive! 383. A cruel Principle of Improvement.» In mild Winters they do tolerably well. Improvements proposed, 383. Breeding Flocks are requisite, and why, 384. The general Economy, at present, proper, 385. Shelter is the chief Thing wanted, 386. Mound Coppice Fences would give it. Remarks on raising them. Fill up the present Water Fences, 389. The Means of effecting this Improvement. The Advantages to arise from it, 391. On raising Marram Banks, near Romney, 392. On Reclaiming the gravelly Flat, near Hithe, 393.