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In Weſtmoreland, an oat ſtubble preferred.(½) Near Larington, in Wiltſhire, in the following courſe: 1. Potatoes 2. Wheat 3. Barley 8 4. Clover mown, and winter following.(i) In the Eaſt Riding, cultivated in this courſe: 1. Potatoes 2. Wheat 3. Oats, barley, or peas. ½ In the Ifle of Man, of a farm 18o acres arable, twenty-four are under potatoes. 0£—— In the fame iſland, a rotation not uncommon on good land, is, 1. Potatoes 2. Barley 3. Clover 4. Wheat 5. Oats or peaſe.(m, On dry ſoils in Mid Lothian, 1. Potatoes well dunged 2. Wheat 3. Clover 5 aaul 4. Oats.(/) In Renfrewſhire, 1 s 1. Oats from graſs 2. Potatoes 3. Oats 4. Graſſes.() In Roxburghfhire, the ſecond year's crop is found to be better than the firſt, in quantity, quality, and ſize.(p) In Selkirk, 1. Potatoes — 2. Barley 4 3. Graſs.(·) In Tweedale, barley ſown after potatoes.(. Mr. Yeald, of Herefordfhire, on clayey land, 1. Peas on clover 2. Wheat 3. Potatoes 4. Wheat 5. Oats and clover.(⁴ϑ/

(4) Weſtmoreland, p. 20.(7) Wilts, p. 52.(½) Eaſt Riding, p. 41. (2) lle of Man, p. 13.(m) Ibid. p. zo.(n) Mid Lothian, p. 59.(0) Renfrew, 9. ) Roxburgh, 33.(4) Selkirk, 24.(r) Tweedale, ar.(0) Hereford, p. 60.

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