IL N D E X.

Vermin, Weſt Devon, i. 16 5.

Village Manufactures, their

Benefit to ⁴ Country, 1. 50. 7111 von 4

Villages, Weſt Devon, 1. 24.

—, V eft Dorſes,is 137.

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WAGES, Weſt Devon, i. 108.

— oOf Farm Laborers General Remarks on, 1. 103.

Waggons, Weſt Devon, 1. 119.

Wain oöof Cornwall, i. 120. and ii. 7.

Walnut Tree Leaves, their Effect on Earth Worms

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11. 315⸗

.-, their probable Uſe in forming Drinking Pools, ii. 315.

Nalhing of Sheep, Remarks on, 1. 269.

Waſte Lands improveable, hy Sodburning, 1. 1 F. Water Mills Bars to Im- rovement, ii. 273. Waters, Weſt Devon, 1. 12. - ofWeſt Devon, their Effect on Land, i. 208.

and ii. 344.

„their Analyſis deſt- rable, 1. 209.

—, South Hams, i. 27 79.

„ Daxtmofe, ii. 23.

—, Vale of Exeter, 11. 101. 3

—, Weſt Dorſet, ii. 128.

Waters, Qualities of, Welt Dorſet, ii. 147.

th eir different Qua-

lities, with Reſpect to

Land, ii. 344.

of Fa arm Yards, Diſ-

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poſ 11 of. 15—⸗ W tered Me 3 es, and their Management, Welt De-

von, i. 200.

their

2 Advantages, 1¹1. 344 ——, Laying

out, ii. 347.

Watering Propoſed, as aun Improvement of Dart- more, 11. 33.

— Slopes, Practical

Remarks on, ii. 345. -x the rards 0f Buckland, ii. 3 56. Weather, Weſt Devon, i. 129. Weeding, Weſt Devon, 1. 164. Welt Devon, Difricet of, i. 7. ,—— Natural Cha⸗ racters of, i. 8. Weſt of England divided in- to Diſtrigts, 1. 5. „Retroſpec- tive View ot, ii. 223. Wheat, Weſt Devon, i. 186. „South Hams, i. 297. ‚a new YVariety of, 1. 297⸗ „ Vale of EXeter, 1i. 118. „General Obſerva- tions on Seminating,

1. 190.

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Wheat,

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