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Landlords advised how to proceed with the pollards gett their estates——== 276 advised to restrain the too general use of lime 308 Land-steward, his qualifications described as 35 Leases, section on—— ans 71 further observatious on them Zins ZOAy 2OKs 20g a==— 298,& 496 of farms, how, and by whom, they should be drawn—— ae 81 Lessees from year to year, exhaust their farms with impunity——== ee 3 Lemon, Mr. on the effects of feeding clover= 230 Leicestershire husbandry, compared with that of other counties——— oe 479 Ley land, its general bad appearance described— 157 Lime, its good and bad qualities described—— 307 stone, of what principally composed a 309 water, its great serviceableness described— 350 Liquorice observations on a pe eet] Live stock, chapter on——_ pee 324 improvements therein during the last forty- five years—— oe pcos 412 further observations on—— 495 F,oam, cold tenacious, the cultivation of described 142 medium ditto—_— co ae 145 London, Dr. Fordyce’s account of— a 4 the quantity of fruit and vegetables consumed in it— a— 267 Lucern, observations on—= eae 217 Lucas, Mr. James, letter to the Author on top dressings 535 Lysons, the Rev. Daniel, on population—— 446

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Machine, the importance of one to raise water for the

purposes of irrigation, described—— 322 Malt liquor, consumption of, in Middlesex— 390 dust, effeéis on land——— esr Manufactures, section on——— 434 Manafa@tories, large, contaminate the morals of those who work in them—— soos 64 Manure, seétion on——— 301 a cheap and effeCtual method of raising large quantities——— 306 the great joss occasioned by laying it en shelv- ing ground--——_ 307 Manuie