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Agricultural Societies
Arithmetic, Rational, rev.
Botany, Cryptogamic
Calendar, Horticultural
Cattle, fat
Chironia, the
College, Cirencester
Draining, Davis on
England, climate of
Estates, improvement of, settled
Food, brewers' grains as
Fruit trees, oblique (with engraving)
Grapes, red Hamburgh
Hyacinth, hints on
Irrigation
—— and liquid manure, by Mr. Mechi
Labourers, employment of
Larch, durability of
Lime, to apply, by Mr. Summers
Manure, liquid, by Mr. Mechi
—— lime as
Mildew, effect of salt on, by Mr. Watson
Montague, Dr.
Narcissus, dormant, by Mr. George
Pimelea, the
Plant, Bed Mooshk
Poultry, metropolitan show of
—— weights of
Rain at Arundel
Roots, branch
Saltv.Mildew, by Mr. Watson
Season, mildness of, by Mr. George
Seed trade
Shamrock, the
Smithfield Club, cattle at
Societies, agricultural
—— proceedings of the Kirtling Agricultural
Temperature, our winter
Tenant-right
Tithe commutation, by Mr. Willich
Trees, oblique fruit (with engraving)
Vines, effect of soil on, by Mr. Urquhart
Walls, ivy on
—— spring protection for
Weather, the
—— in Sussex
Yuccas
Zygopetalon Mackayii, by Mr. Woolley
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