CGoNTENETS. XXI

Remarks on Made Brooks. Water Mills are Bars to Improvements, 273 XIV. On the Country between Buckland and Plymp- ton, 273. On Plympton Fair, 274- On che Situation of Plympton. XV. Farther on Praining Hedges, 275. XVI. On Reclaiming Land from Stones, 276. XVII. On Reclaiming Land from Weeds, 277. Practical Remarks on Fallowing, 278. * On Manuring Fallows, 279. Remarks on bighteen-Months Fallows, 280. XVIII. On Introducing the Hoing of Turneps, with Practical Directions, 281. XIX. On the Shoeing of Oxen, 283. Tlie Devonſhire Practice.. Thoughts on Pacilitating this Operation, 285. XX. On my General Work, and the Improvements of Buckland, 286. Ou Objects of Huſbandry, 287. On Forming River Breaks, 288.

On the Improvement of the Breed of Cattle,

291. 7 On the Improvement of the Salmon Fifhery, 292.

XXI. On the Country round Milton Abbots, 294. A Geological Remark on this Country. XXII. On the Coating of Buildings, 295. The Theory of Roughcaſt and Stucco Work, 296. XXIII. On Feeding Cattle with Charlock, 297. XXIV. On Qutting Cabbages, 300.

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