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INDEX.

Turneps, Eastern Ch, Hills, ATE;

Turnwrest Plow, 1. 60.

, on its Ori- gin and Use, il. 392.

» further on its good Qualities, ii. 405. » Remarks on holding, ii, 408.

V

VALLEY of Farnuam, li. 45.

Vegetation of Stubwood, Re- marks on, ii. 129. N.

Ventilation, Remarks on, i. 84.

Vermin, Dist. of Maid. 1.110.

Vermin Trap described, i. 113.

Views, from Boxley Hills, i. 23.

ee Isle of Thanet, ii. 7.

——-, Isle of Wight, ii. 268.

——-, Wilts Hills, ii. 311.

- from the West Downs of Sussex, ii. 364.

-———- from Sanderstead Hill, ii, 396.

W

WAGGON PATHS pro- posed, for the Weald of Sussex, li. 155.

Walnut Trees of extraordi- nary Size, i. 304. N.

Water Meads, West Chalk Hills, 11. 331.

Wearp of Kent, i. 335.

WEALD of Sussex, il. 92.

Wesr. Cu. Hitts, il. 295.

Westminster Abbey built with Kentish Stone, i. 13.

Wheat, Dist. of Maid. i. 116.

—, Isle.of Than. ii. 26.

> Dist, Of Pet. 1387.

———, Sea Coast of Sussex, il. 238.

——, West Chalk Hills, i. 328.

Wicur,[ste of, ii. 248.

Wild of Kent and Sus. i. 335.

Wireworm, District of Maid- stone, 1, 93.

—, an Enemy of young Hops, i. 199.

Wood Clubs, Remarks on, li, 114.

Woodlands, Distr. of Maid- stone, 1. 39.

» Weald of Kent,

i. 346.°

—, Weald of Sus-

sex, li, 108.

—, West Chalk Hills, ii. 317.

——_————, Southern Chalk Hills, ii. 365.

ane, Rastern Chalks Hills, ii. 401.

Woods, on Training, ii. 113.

Wool of Romney Marsh, 1. 378,-N.

Woolen Rags, a Manure of Hops, i, 202.

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YOKE, sliding, described, i. 138.

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