iv- PREFACE.

A course of crops, peculiarly to our taste, of two green crops to one corn crop,” has beenexhibited, inits effects, in a rery favourable point of view, by a well known writer, Mr. Middteton. This subject will be found further treated ên our next Volume.

To such of our readers as have not in their possession the orks themselves, we beg leave to recommend an attentive perusat of the extracts which we have given from Dr. Darwin's Phytologia, and from Dry. Hunter's Georgical Essays, and likewise to the able Speech of Lord Carrington.

Ours Agricultural Report wilt be found comprehensive, But not complete, till we shalireceive communications from- the Sécretary of every Sgricultural Society in the King- dan.

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