1 N D E X.

e, South Cornwall,

„W eſt Devo Oon.11.

ok Fallows, ii. 2

Timber, its Managemer nt, in

Welſt Devon, i. 88. —[rees, Species of, Weſt Devon, i. 84. —„ their pro- Per Management ſuggelt- ec ai 11. 154.

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hes, Weſt Devon, i. 49.

Tiverton to Taunton, ii. 185.

Tools of Weſt Devon, i. 127 7

Tormenting, 1. 296.

Operation or

85 orrington and its Environs, 11. 54.

—— to Biddeford, 1i. 55.

Towns, Weſt Devon, i. 23.

— South Hams, 1.284.

„South 11. 16.

—— Eaſt Coinwall, 11. 15.

—, Weſt Dorſet, 1i. 137.

Townſhi hips, Weſt Devon,

4. 22.

Cornwall,

—, South Hams, 1. 283.

— ⁴, Remarks on, 1. 283.

— Vale of Exeter, ii. 106.

Tradition reſpecting the Cultivation of Commons, 11. 132.

Tradition, Note on its Au- thenticity, ii. 133.

Training Hedges, ii. 27 5.

Trav elling, Nernarks 11. 193.

Trowbridge, ii. 212.

Turnep Crop, on the Im- provement of, South De- von, i. 313. Culture, General Obſervations on, i. 197. Turneps and their Culture, Weſt Devon, i. 194.

¹, South Hams, i. 299.

—, Vale of Exeter, 11. 118.

, Hoing of,

duced, 11. 281.

„ Mowing theWeeds of, ii. 297.

Two-Ox Plowteam, ii. 349.

on,

intro-

V.

VALE of Exeter, Diſtrict oOf, ii. 95.

„Character of, defined, ¹i. 99.

— of Taunton, Of, li. 163.

Glaſtonbury, ii. 200.

Trowbridge, ii. 212.

Vegetating Proceſs, Weſt Devon, i. 164.

Velling, Method of, i 143.

Venville Right, its Nature, il. 20.

Diſtrict

Vermin,