INDEX 357 



Taverns, Slaymakor's, living at, Feb. 12lh. 



charges very reasonable, March 11th. 



Taylor, Mr. Antony, March 11th. 



Tull, par. 60. 68. 121. 124. 



Ve-jetation, how vigorous, July 29th. — Continues very late, 



Nov. 16th. — Slate of it iu April, par. 21. 

 Vere, March 1st. 



Woodcocks, time of coming', July 26th. 

 Western couniries, folly of goiujf to, par, 96. — The people 



dirty, Jan. 2lst. 

 Winter of America preferable to that of England, Mar. 31st. 

 does not set in till the ponds are full, 



Dec. 14th. 

 Woods of America, beautiful, par. 15. 

 Woods, Mr., par. 101. 

 Yankee family, migration of, March 12ih. 

 Yoke, single for oxen, (plate of it), par. 124, 

 Youuj, Arthur, Sept. 9ih. par. 117, 118. 



INDEX TO PART II. 



BROOM-Com, paragraph 171. 



Baker, Mr., 185. 445. 



R.tlev. 211. 



Byrd," Mr James, S.'JS. 



Brown, Mr. Timothy, 286. 



Bentham, Mi-., Jeremy, 405, 



Brougham, Mr., 405. 



Burdett, Sir F., 409. 



(.halcraft, 430. 



Curwen, Mr., 164. 283. 



Cabbages, 165, 166. 



Cochrane, Lord, 242.444. 



Cows, 293. 



Cl.eese, .3.10. 



Coffin, Sir Isaac, 371. 



Christian, Mr. Professor, 400. 



Clarkp, Mrs., 443. 



Dorsetshire, 181. 



Davrea, Mr., 197.232.^ 



Drinking, 230. 



Earth-burning, 165. 191. 



Encyclopaedia Britauiiica, 190. 



Expense of cultivatinj Cabbages in America, 190. 



