INDEX. 537

They 348 Ol G 419 PAGS Game and vermin, section on—_— 476 how injurious to farmers— 71 Gardens, fruit, section on—_—— 254. kitchen, section on——— 259 408 quantity of land in South Britain occupied by sl 33 them=== woe 48 149 at the Neat-houses, observations on— 261 . Gates, a——.— 37 1S4 Gleaning, se¢tion on—__—— 472 e Goat, the shawl, at Earl’s-court—_— 342 484 Gordon, Dr. on colours for dyeing--— 212 43 Grain, the beneficial effets of steaming— 552 cI Grass land, chapter on---—— 219 aay quantity in South Britain— 486 in how ruined——-—— 50 154 the second crop how disposed of ae 243 ey tough old sward, the proper method of break- egy ing up= Bek ees 496 be the portion of its weight lost by drying into : hay a==== 317 cbt Genes(see feeding) a== DEA. 327, “ granite, a proper material for roads—— 400 : iat Green food, a list of, calculated to support stock the if year round——_ 161& 162 4p’ 103 H 25k 131 ag& 100 Jampton-court os—_—= 318 them 1 Hanworth-park, some account of— ee 317 t-~-& ae"> Hanway, Mr. Jonas, his efforts in the causeofhumanity 449 ered Harrowing, observations on—— 93 ek Hawkers of fruit and vegetables, their importance 268 a9 Hay-making, seCtion on es—— 237 ub clover, the method of curing described— 228 ted 348 how the price of it would be reduced— 115 oa barns, their merits described__ 242 ree tat markets-—==—= 416 eee Heat and cold, the degrees of, in Middlesex— IS heh Heriots, section on———= 470 en! Hedge-rows, as nurseries for timber, their importance 275 are copses, and woods, the quantity of land -‘f occupied by them in South Britain 486 Cine Hedge.

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