CONTENTS. AV

PAGE

CHAPTER XIV.—RURAL ECONOMY. ------ 380 Secr. 1.—Servants, Labourers, Hoursof Labour ib. 2.—Provisions and their Prices- 387 3.—Fuel>~~ a aso*

CHAPTER XV.—POLITICAL ECONOMY,

AS CONNECTED WITH, OR AFFECTING AGRI-

CULTURE.

Sect. 1.—Roads=~-- 303 2..—Rivers and Canals-- 401 3.—Fairs---- 408 4.—Markets-~- ib. §.—Cominerce--- 419 6.—Manufactures~~ St ed. 7.—Poor(see page 63)-~ 440 $.— Population--< ib.

CHAPTER XVI—OBSTACLES TO IM- PROVEMENT, INCLUDING|.GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON AGRICULTURAL LEGISLATION AND POLICE. ON” ass CHAPTER XVIIL—MISCELLANEOUS ORSER VATIONS.

SECT.-7:— Societies~-~ 465 2.—Heriots-~- 470 3.—Weights and Measures- ib, 4.—Gleaning and Pilfering- 472 5.—Bullock-Hunting-- 1b. 6.—Dogs-: A 473 7.— V ictualling~Houses-- 475

SECT. O-