INDEX 



485 



Herrtage, see Palladius. 



Hertfordshire, Report on (Young), 

 238, 292; (Walker), 238; com- 

 pared with Middlesex, 190, 191 ; 

 drainage in, 363 ; farming in, 191 ; 

 industries in, 309 ; vicinity to Lon- 

 don makes land valuable, 296 ; 

 tithes in kind in, 341 ; Walker on, 

 191 ; Young on, 191. 



Hervey, Lord Francis, his edition of 

 Reyce's Breviary of Suffolk, 192, 

 424. 



Hevingham, 240. 



Hewer, John, his Herefords, 354. 



Hide, 21. 



Highways, 203-205, 275-289 ; at be- 

 ginning of nineteenth century, 

 285 ; Acts of 1773, 284 ; of 1835, 

 288 ; Highway, etc., Amendment 

 Act of 1878, 289 ; Local Govern- 

 ment Act of 1888, 289 ; Public 

 Health Act of 1875, 289 ; Abolition 

 of turnpikes, 288 ; county council's 

 liability, 289 ; crimes committed 

 on, 280 ; highway districts, forma- 

 tion of, 289 ; highwaymen, 283 ; 

 legislation under the Tudors, 281 ; 

 main roads exempted from district 

 liability, 289 ; rates, under Charles 

 II., 282 ; under George III., 284 ; 

 Select Committee of 1839, 288; 

 Turnpike Trusts, 282 seq. 



Hill, Thomas, his Perfite ordering of 

 Bees, 106 ; other works, 421. 



Hillman, David, his Tusser Redivivus, 

 91. 



Hired labour, and hirings, 39, 63, 88, 

 89. 



" Hitched " land, 248. 



Hobbs, Mr., his milking-herds, 389. 



Hoketide, 9. 



Holderness cattle, 180. 



Holdsworth, A. H., M.P., his Two 

 Letters on the present situation of the 

 Country, 314, 320. 



Holkham (and see Thomas Coke), 

 annual rental in 1776 and 1816, 

 217; sheep-shearings at, 220 ; the 

 toast, " Symmetry well covered," 

 185. 



Holland, Henry, his Cheshire, 295. 



Hollington Common, 227. 



Holt, John, his Lancashire, 225, 295. 



Home, Francis, his Principles of 

 Agriculture and Vegetation, 216. 



Homer, Rev. Henry Sacheverell, his 

 Essay upon the . . . method of 

 ascertaining the . . . shares of pro- 

 prietors upon the inclosure of 

 Common fields, 249, 303. 



Honey, 18. 



"Hooked "land, 248. 



Hooker, Richard, 25. 



Hope, Mr., of Rankeillor, 173. 



de 1'Hopital, Michel, 90. 



Hops, 92, 108; diseases of, 386; 

 spread of, 136, 193. 



Horn-shavings, as manure, 110, 366. 



" Home and Thorne shall make 

 England forlorne," 63. 



" Horse-bread," 84. 



Horse-hoes, 369. 



Horses, in 1837, 355 ; in seventeenth 

 century, 106, 183 ; Bakewell and 

 the Black Horse, 183 ; Fitzherbert 

 on, 96 ; the Great Horse, 12, 181 ; 

 harnessed by the tail in Ireland, 

 109; Hartlib's remedy for, 112; 

 horse-dealing in the seventeenth 

 century, 106 ; Markham on, 137 ; 

 Midland horses, 184 ; Mortimer on, 

 137 ; and oxen, 13 ; in Shake- 

 speare, 181, 182 ; Suffolk Punch, 

 the, 193, 355 ; Stewart writers on, 

 105, 106 ; tax on agricultural 

 horses, 321 ; varieties of, 137, 181 

 seq., 355. 



Hosebonderie, 8, 12, 14, 17, 419. 



Houghton, John, his Collection oj 

 Letters, 133, 430 ; on potatoes, 135 ; 

 on turnips, 134, 135, 166. 



Houghton, Michael, grows turnips at 

 Hawstead in 1700, 135. 



Howberry Farm, 170. 



Howe (Hertfordshire farmer) and 

 Cromwell, 191. 



Hewlett, Rev. John, his Enquiry into 

 the Influence of Enclosures upon the 

 population, 299, 303, 307 ; his 

 Enclosures a cause of Improved 

 Agriculture, 303. 



" Hubback," Mr. Ceilings' bull, 188. 



Hughes, William, his Compleat Vine- 

 yard, his Flower Garden and Com- 

 pleat Vineyard, 136, 428. 



Hull, 153, 276, 277, 278, 280. 



Humber, estuary of the, 114 ; cattle 

 on, 180 ; connection of, with 

 Sheffield, 277. 



Hundred Years' War, the, 35. 



Hunmanby, field reeves at, 224. 



Hunter, Alexander, his Oeorgical 

 Essays, 207. 



Huntingdonshire, Report on (Stone), 

 238, 244, 300; (Parkinson), 244; 

 derelict land in, 322 ; industries in, 

 309. 



Huntley Common, 230. 



Husband-land, 21. 



The Husbandman, Farmer and Cfras- 

 ier's Compleat Instructor, 430. 



Hydrocyanic acid gas, 386. 



