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Oats, the cultivation of, and the number of acres occu- pied by them———_—. 186 Obstacles to improvements, chapter on— 455

to wheel carriages, on the roads, enumerated 39g Offal of animals, the great quantity of, under the present

system-~—— a 413 Oxen, compared with horses, for agricultural purposes 367 Oziers, the cultivation of———~ 278

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Paring and burning, section on—— 294

additional observations on T24, 1205

oo Se 127, 131& 496

Parish poor, the expences of, at Enfield— 118

Parishes of Middlesex particularized—_ 556

Parks, how disfigured—_—— 274.

Pastures, section on——— 21g

stocking of, observations on— 117

Paved roads, their superiority described——— 40%

Peas, the cultivation and produce of 193& 265

Peat, in Middlesex——-— 21& 313

earth, cultivation of——— 147

ashes, of Newbury, Berks, of what supposed to

be composed——— 298

Peace, the principal cause of increasing wealth— 497 Pigeons, section on——— 37

Pilfering, observations on— oo— 472

Plantations, the situations proper for— 130& 27¢

Pleasure-grounds, the quantity of ground occupied by

them——==— 486

Ploughs, and ploughing, observations on 86, E40& 315

Pollards, the great waste committed in making them 7d

Ponds, how they might serve the purposes of irrigation,

&e.=———— 321

Poor, and rates for their relief, se€tion on— 63 pastures, the effects of_— 346 Population, seftion on*——— 440 of Middlesex——— 452

of Britain——— ib.

of Britain and Treland—— ib.

how affected by inclosures— IIo

‘ Popula-