vi CONTENTS.

A farmer’s letter to the yeomanry of Britain; by the Editor. Letter III.-- page

Reflections on the present state of the resources of the country,- r-

Abstract of the bill for laying a duty on goods conveyed on inland navigations,--

Observations in favour of a bill to empower courts of

justice to award costs in cases of misdemeanor, On the Petworth premiums to husbandmen,= Management of the poor; by Capel Lofft, Esq, Letter v7 Zr he= Gs- The evils of banking” set-- Irrigation in the age of of Alexander; by the Rev. Dr. Vincent,- 5- Prices which govern exportation, for January, 1797, Average prices of corn, for ditto.-

A farming tour in the south and west of England, 1796; by the Editor,--- Queries on sheep, dispersed by the Board of Agricul- ure,----

State of the poor in the township of Headingley; by Sir F. Eden, Bart.~--

Relief of the poor in Sussex,-~

Experiments upon the wintel aid summer support of sheep; by the Editor,--

Manufacture of wheat flower in Bengal,-

Fat sheep, with a plate,--

Reasons against the navigation tax; by the Montgo- mery canal company,--

On the proper conduct of a Society of Agriculture, Culture of cochineal, and drilling, in Bengal; com- municated to the Editor by the Hon. the Court of

Directors of the East India Company,- Planting potatoe shoots; by a lady,= Prices which govern exportation, for February, 1797, Average prices of corn, for ditto,-

Culture of cochineal, aud drilling, in Bengal; commu- nicated to the Editor by the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India Company,

On the comforts enjoyed by the cottagers, compared to those of the ancient Barons,--

A farming tour in the south and west of England, 17963 by the Editor,-- 2 Observations on raising beasts to a high degree of fat- ness, and on the increase of horses, by W.

Mackie, Esq.==;

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