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Threſhing machines, account of ſe- veral. 126,

Timber, plan for growingit on waſte lands.

"Tombland fair, Norfolle 288

«“« Treatiſe on Agriculture," by J. Carpenter,(reviewed) 276, 347»

“« Tranſat&ions of the Society"? of Arts,(reviewed)

Tythes, a bar to expenſive and petr= mament improvement in agricul- ture.. 14

» correſpondence on, fcom the Bury Poſt-

Turnips, on the culture of, andthe beſt mode of preventing them trom the rot 81

» method of preferving them

in winter 93

5 comparative culture of, by

the broad-caſt and drill hufbandry

» One of an enormous(ze

, Ay in, method of deftroying

328

232

450

3716

108 T25

them. 2 » 00 preſerving them fromthe

froſt 3 309 » account of its introduCtion into this country 348

» a Caution concerning them 836

Union with Ireland, good effets of

it.. 370

Page Vv

Von Maltzen, Count, his deſcrip= tion of a plough fo- cutting graſs ſods,(with a plate). 299

Y

Wakefield corn market, ſtate of

Waſte land, William Pearces PEE for its improvement

Watſon, Mr. onthe WE NAANNE cul- ture of(urnips

Waiſtel1, Mr. account ois newly invented field gate

» his method of Varvefting hay 263

Wagers, curious ones 286, 3702

Wettern, Mr. his ſpeech at the Eſſex Agricultural meeting

Whitby Strand, Pickering Lythe, and the Eaſt diviſion of Long Barugh Agricultural Society 281

Worn-out ſoils, mode of cultivating 264

Woburn ſheep ſhearing, account of 438“

108

225

449

Wrexham Agricultural Society 448 Y York Agricultural Society Young Farmer; on double furrow ploughs.. 27: » Dis experiment on potatoe 0ats.. 3:70