594. INDEX.

PAGE Roads, further observations on— 67& 497 Robinson, John, Esq. account of his farmery,&c. at Wick-green_~~ vo 40& 192 Rollers, observations on a—— 93 Roofs, of various kinds, compared—— At Rotation of crops, se¢tion on——— 151 for sheep downs, recommended 13 for strong land, as practised in Mid-

dlesex, the best in the kingdom= 154.

additional observations on= 496 Rot in sheep, how it may be prevented—- 349 how it may be cured——- 348

Rural artificers, their charaéter—— Russell, Francis, Esq. his improvements on Enfield.

chase, mentioned———— 121 Rush, Dr. his account of a beverage for labourers— 385 Rye, the cultivation of—_ vo“— 179

S) Sainfoin, recommended for calcarious soils— 233 Sandy land, the cultivation of—— won 144. Scuffle for cleansing land, described—— 96 Schools for teaching poor children, recommended 68 Seed, hints as to the choice of,&c. 141, 165, 165, 226,& 495 Servants, section on—== a 380 Shawl goat, account of one at Earl’s-court— 342 Sheep, seétion on— ae a 345 the number sold at Smithfield annually— 409 the number in South Britain_— 489 downs, seétion on——— 127 how impoverished—_ 5098“2219 being inclosed and cultivated, the bene- ficial effets of—— 50 Shells, observations on—_-~~~ 309 Situation and extent of Middlesex, section on— I Smithfield-market, account of— 409& 488 Smoke, observations on——— 313 Soil and surface of Middlesex, section on— 16 the poorest, how it may be enriched-— 163 Societies, section on.“=—~— 465 Soot, observations on—_- 1g yes South Down sheep, the merits of— ms 347 husbandry, compared with Norfolk 479 Sown oo-