INDEX. 589

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inhabitants, number in Middlesex qurthiz the limits of the bills of mortality—~-- 452 number in the whole county of Middlesex 452

number of in South Britain wholly sup- ported by agriculture—— Ill number of in South Britain a 8

the quantity of bread, animal food,&c.

consumed hy each—-- 437 inns on the road sides, of the low kind, encourage theft 384 Inoculation for the small-pox, favourable to population 110 Insects, an account of—__—= 478 {rrigation, observations on= 307, 316& 318 Isle of Dogs, an account of=_— 223

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Jays, remarks on— a— 477 james,- Esq. on the draining of Enfield-chase, on

paring and burning, on marling, and a bad rotation of crops=—_— 293,294& 311

Jenkins, Mr. Edward, on the sale of turnips, the ma- nuring of clover, on draining, and draught oxen 211, 228, <= ae_— 286, 305,& 372 Jobbing of cattle, stri€tures on—— 545 Justices of the peace being brewers ordistillers, reprehended 333

K

Kenyon, Lord, observations on the common.rights of cot- tagers oo mo no oe 46 Kitchen-gardens, section on—— 259 Kirwan, Dr. on paring and burning, on manure, and on the quantity of water absorbed by vegetables 297s 305, 317 Knight, Mr, reference to his excellent paper on tithes 455

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Labour, the produce of, in agriculture— A34 Labourers, se€tion on—_=—_ 80 the aversion of, to new implements, described 55

Lambs house, the management of, described= 3 6c grass,- ditto~—~— 358