1 N DE X.

Cappice Wood of Buckland,

11. 3 32.

„ Conditions

of Sale of, ii. 336.

3„KRental Va- Ine of, ii. 332.

Cordwood, Dumenſions and Price, i. 95.

——, Selling by Weight, N. i. 95.

Corn Mills of Devon, i. 30.

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Corn Stacks, Form otf, 1. 179.

„ Thatching,

1. 178.

— Swaths, Method of Turning, i. 173.

—, Method of Binding, i. 174.

Corniſh Wain, i. 120. and di. 7.

Cornwall, 11. 3.

Excurſion in,

„General Obſer-

vations on, 1i. 16.

„Strollinto, ii. 293.

Covering Materials, Weſt Devon, i. 64.

Courſe of Practice, Weſt Devon, i. 135.

Courſe of Crops, Weſt De-

vol, 1. 130.

Crewkerne to Chard, N. 54. 125.

Crooks, 1. 121.

Crops, Weſt Devon. i. 134.

=, South Hams, i. 29

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Crops, Vale of Exeter, ii,

II. — Weſt Dorſet. ii. 144. —., Vale of Taunton,

li. 170.

Cultivated Herbage, and its Management, 1. 202.

Caltivating Leys, Remarks on, 1. 311.

Cultivation, its Probable Progreſs in Devonthire, i- 33.

of Commons, North Devon. ii. 46.

Cuſtomary Acre, its Con- tents, ii. N. 333.

p.

DAIRY Management, Weſt

Devon, 1 248. and ii. 148.

„Vale of Exeter, ii. 120.

, Diſtrict, 11. 123.

—, Men, weſc Devon, li. 150.

Dairies, Letting, Remarks On, 11. 150,

Danmonian Huſbandry, Re- troſpective View of, ii. 225.

——, Pe- culiarities of, ii. 226.

Dartmore, and its Unculti-

vatęd Environs, ii. 19. „its preſent Value,

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Dartmore,