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Mr. H. Jenner Fust on the 



Tyne . — Nortliumberland^ Durham , 



Lakes. — Cumberland, Westmore- 

 land, Isle of Man, Lancashire North 

 of Morecambe Bay. 



South West Lowlands.- — Dumfries, 

 Kirkcudbrigh t, Wigton . 



North West Lowlands. — Ayr, Ren- 

 frew, Lanark. 



Bast Lowlands. — Peebles, Selkirk, 

 lioxburgh, Berwick, Haddington, 

 Edinburgh, Linlithgow. 



South East Highlands. — Fife, Kin- 

 ross, Stirling, Clackmannan, Perth. 



Mid East Highlands. — Forfar, Kin- 

 cardine, Aberdeen. 



North East Highlands. — Banff, 

 Elgin, Nairn, Eastern Inverness. 



Inner West Highlands. — Main 

 Argyle, Dumbarton, Arran, Bute, 

 Western Inverness. 



Outer West Highlands. — Skye, 

 Eum, Coll, Tiree, Mull, Colonsay, 

 Isla, Jura, &c. 



Lower North Highlands. — Eoss, 

 Cromarty. 



Upper North Highlands. — Suther- 

 land, Caithness. 



North West Isles. — Hebrides. 



Lower North Isles. — Orkney. 



Upper North Isles. — Shetland. 



The first column of figures in the above list indicates 

 the combination of the thirty-eight " sub-provinces " 

 into the eighteen '^ provinces " which were explained 

 before. The counties of Lancashire and Inverness are 

 divided as in the provinces, and Yorkshire is separated 

 into East and West Humber by the rivers Humber, 

 Ouse, and Wiske, 



