478 Abortion, or slinking calf, 383 Bath and Wost of England Society | Corn trade, review of the, 85, 165 Corn trade, the, 189 Cotswold and Downtornsey Crib, 011, 428 Qurops, the, 482 , Cotswold and the South-down, the, 119 Culmiferous crops, on, 413 Cultivation of gorse, 300 Cultivation of timber trees, 448 Culture of the potato, on the, 206 189 Cabbages and mangel wurzel, on Description of a Devon ox, the property of C. Hillyard, Esq.m Caoutchouc horse shoes, 425 Description of a short-born ox, bred by Sir C. Knightley, Bart., Case of interest to farmers, 399 -plute, 91 ing drain tiles, 173 Centralized police for the whole Description of a machine for dis- tributing soot, and remarks on Character of the English peasant soot as a top-dressing to crops, 262 members of the, 41 agricultural association, 187 Dibbling wheat, on, 320 ter St. Leger, 1838, 266 Comparative value of the turnip Drainage bill, Mr. Handley's, 251 Draining land, remarks on, with a brought from England by his ry, 433 2 Italian rye-grass, 213, 273, 308 Consequences and danger to the Draining, on the effects of, 201 by throwing out of cultivation Draining and subsoil ploughing, United Kingdom, 311 Drill system, on the, 107 145, 190, 194, 196, 199, 213, East Lothian stubble rake, 17 ment of system, 358 297, 466 first general meeting, 65 English agricultural society, prizes on, 376 urieties ON 298 to be awarded at the meeting at Harleston farmer's club, first an List of prizes obtained for ani- mals bred and exhibited by R. W. Baker, Esq., 411 Live stock, on the nature and ma- nagement of, 395 Chamberlain, Esq.-plate, 332 corn trade, 153 304 ploughing match, 291 Llandovery district agricultural London lactaries, 412 Hops, particular districts from Machine for making drain-tiles, description of, 173 Malt; the quantity of, consumed by the brewers of London and its vicinity, 79 Man and swine, 83 Mangel wurzel potato, 137 Manure, on the second known fertilizer of the soil, 312 Manures, preservation and prepa- ration of, '379 sheep, and horses, at Dodding. Mill-stones, 376 hred animals, ton, Northumberland, 471 Morning Herald, a letter to the Editor of tbe, 204 rol produce, 359 Lord Melbourne, 219 the labouring class in Ireland, Museum of economic geology, 432. Infant schools of horticulture and Napoleon, bistory of, 398 of plants, an experimental in- beetle, on the, 29 quiry into the, 454 Nature and management of live stock, on the, 395 respecting, 213 New, quick, and humane method of slaughtering animals, 202 New poor laws, the, 292 Nitrate of soda, query, 276 Notes, additional, to an article tions," 239 439 Oaks, celebrated, 319 Lecture on the Marquis of Tweeda Obligation and extent of humanity to brutes, principally considered cbino, 331. in reference to domesticated animals, 260 ciety, 338. Lethbridge, Sir T., and the corn Patent rotatory steam engine, 430 laws, 42. Perennial grasses, on, 45 Letter to the Editor, by “ An old Pitcher plant, the, 362 practical farmer,” 43 Plan of the society of land-agents Letter from Lord Western to and surveyors for managing the Earl Spencer, 44 highways considered, 137 Letter to the right hon. Iord Plug or clay draining, 96 Western, 112. Plough drainage, 193 Letter to the Editor of the Intelli- Ploughing matches, 36 Ploughing match, near Murthly Letter to the Editor of the Sussex Castle, 1 Advertiser, 140 Ploughs and ploughing matches, Letter to the landowners and oc 351 cupiers of the county of Essex, Portable manures, on, 205 Potato market, 90, 169, 250, 410, Russell, 235 Potato, the, 434 Potato, on the culture of the, 206, 337, 360 Potatoes, how to preserve, 47 manures, 379 Preserving turnips, 102 gencer, 136 ens, 132 |