INDEX.

General Pemarks on the Pointed Shovel,&c. 3. 127.

on Pro- vincial Practices, i. 131. . on Sod-

burning, i. 146. onthe Ap-

plication of Lime, as a Manure, i. 160.

on the Breeds of Cattle, in this Ifland, i. 24 1.

on North

Devon, ii. 77.

further on North Devon, ii. 93.

on the Lands of the Vale of Exe- ter, ii. 109.

— on the Cul- tivation of Commons, Weſt Dorſet, ii. 132. on Hedge- row Timber, ii. 154- on the Southern Parts of Somer- ſetſhire, ii. 215.

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General Remarks on Water. ing Slopes, ii. 345.

on Life-

Leaſehold, i. 44.

on Semi-

nating Wheat, i. 190.

on the

Turnep Culture, i. 197. — on Or-

chards and Fruit Liquor,

1. 233.

on Corn-

wall, ii. 16.

Geological Remarks on the Limeſtone of Weſt Somer- fetſhire, ii. 175.

, South Somerſet, ii. 217.

„ Weßl

Devon, ii. 242.

on the Country round Milton

„Abbots, ii. 294.

Glaſtonbury, Vale of, ii. 200.

Goad,&c. for driving Oxen, N. 1. 118.

Goats, Mountains of Corn- wall, ii. 14.

on the Gradation of Farms, Re- Danmonian Huſbandry, marks on, i. 102. 1i. 225. Graſs Calves, Weſt Devon, — on Coat- 1. 249. ing Buildings, ii. 295. Graſſes Cultivated, i. 202. — on Con- Graſslands, and their Ma- ducting Rills, ii. 323. nagement, Weſt Devon, on Laying 1. 204. out Roads, ii. 327., South Hams, on the i. 209. Rental Value of Coppice, Vale of Exeter, Wood, ii. 332. 1i. 118. Fol. I1. B b Graſslands, —y ——————.—