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Meadow Lands, Weſt De- von, i. 204.

—- Plants, Weſt De- von, N. 1. 204.

Melling Lime, Method of, 1. 159.

Mill Leats of Devonſhire, ii. 271.

Milton Abbots, 1i. 294.

Minerals, Weſt Devon, i. 19.

Mines inimical to Agricul- ture, i. 19.

—., their Effect on So- eisty, 1. 393

—, their Profit to the Lord of the Soil, i. 49.

-, South Cornwall, ii. 5.

- in Eaſt Cornwall, ii. 12.

Mining, its preſent Seat, N. 1. 39.

Miſeltoe, unknown, in Weſt Devon? i. 222.

Moorſide Farmers, Objects 0f, ii. 27.

Moory Earth, Remarks on, as a Manure, ii. 162.

Moulton, South, and its En- virons, ii. 75.

—, to Dulver- ton, ii. 78.

Mounds of Hedges, on Guarding, ii. 268.

Mountains of Cornwall and Devonſhire, ii. 1.

Ride to,

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1 N D E. X.

N.

NATIONAL Domain of Weſt Devon, i. 20.

Natives of Devonſhire, their Habitudes, i. 25.

Natural Boundaries, Devon, i. 9.

Navigation, Inland, ſee IN- LAND NAVIGATION.

Newport, Boroughof, 11. 16.

North Devon, Diſtrict of, ii. 41.

Weſt

——, General Remarks on, ii. 93. Nutwell, ii. 103.

0.

OAK BARK, its Market, in

Weſt Devon, i. 96.

—, its Characteriſtics, in Weſt Devon, i. 86.

— Timber ſhamefully lopped, Vale of Exeter, ij. 115

Oats, Weſt Devon, i. 193.

Objects of Huſbandry, Weſt Devon, i. 133.

of Huſbandty, Vale

of Exeter, ii. 117.

of Moreſide Harmers, li. 27.

—— of Huſbandry moſt eligible, at Buckland, ii. 286. B b 4

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