INDEX 



489 



Malbie, Nicholas, his Plaine and Easie 

 way to remedie a horse, etc., 421. 



Mallett, a follower of Townshend, 175. 



Mangold- wurzel, 208, 219 ; mangold 

 fly, the, 386. 



Mannyng, Robert, his Handlyng 

 Synne, 156. 



Manorial system, 1 seq. ; break-up of, 

 31 seq., 214: ; churches, 336 ; courts, 

 q.v. ; roads under the, 280, 281. 



Manufactures, development of, 205, 

 211, 308. 



Manure, 10, 51, 94, 97, 104, 109, 174 ; 

 artificial, 366 seq. ; 1837-74, 365- 

 368 ; in Essex, 192 ; farmyard 

 muck, 365 ; Googe on, 100, 101 ; in 

 Hertfordshire, 191 ; Sir Hugh Plat 

 on, 100 ; " Muck the mother of 

 money," 218; in Suffolk, 192; a 

 weed-carrier, 172. 



Manwood, John, his Forest Laws, 424. 



Market-Gardeners' Compensation Act, 

 the (1895), 381. 



Markham, Gervase, on cattle, 138; on 

 sheep, 138 ; on pigs, 139 ; his 

 doubtful reputation, 105 ; under- 

 takes to write no more books on the 

 diseases of cattle, etc., 423 ; his 

 Cheape and Good Husbandry, 137, 

 422 ; his Country Farm, 105, 422 ; 

 his Discourse on Horsemanshippe, 



105, 422 ; his English Housewife, 

 82, 105, 422 ; his Enrichment of the 

 Weald of Kent, 94, 105, 423 ; his 

 Farewell to Husbandry, 105, 422 ; 

 his How to Chuse Ride Trayne, etc., 



106, 422 ; his other works, 422, 423. 

 Marl, 10, 31, 51, 94, 100, 109, 366; 



revived by Townshend, 174 ; in 

 Suffolk, 192. 



Marshall, William, 382 ; his Abstract of 

 the Reports to the Board of Agricul- 

 ture, 308 ; his Appropriation and 

 Inclosure, etc., 292 ; his General 

 Survey . . . of the Rural Economy 

 of England, 196 ; his Midland 

 Counties, 185, 292 ; account of his 

 work, 196, 197 ; at Dishley, 184 ; 

 on enclosure in Leicestershire, 168 ; 

 on the Fen lands, 244 ; in the Vale 

 of Gloucester, 198 ; on Hereford- 

 shire roads, 204 ; on Leicestershire 

 roads, 203 ; on Lincolnshire cattle, 

 239 ; on " lynches," 2 ; on Oxford 

 roads, 204 ; on the Vale of Picker- 

 ing, 200 ; on rams, 186 ; on roads 

 in the eighteenth century, 284 ; on 

 " Terramania," 292 ; on wild field- 

 grass husbandry, 2 ; on Yorkshire 

 in 1787, 201. 



Marsham, 240. 



Marston Moor, hunters at the battle 

 of, 104. 



Martens, 112. 



Mascall, Leonard, his Booke of Caiiell, 

 105, 138 ; his Countryman's Jewel, 

 138 ; his Ordring of Poultry, 106 ; 

 his Book of . . . how to graff and 

 plant all sortes of Trees, 421 ; on 

 pigs, 139 ; on sheep, 138 ; on soils, 

 136. 



Mashelson, 8. 



Maslin, 8. 



Massinger, Philip, A new way to pay 

 old Debts, 63, 69. 



Massledine, 8. 



Mather, William, his Repairing of 

 Highways, 430. 



Mathew, Francis, suggests the Thames 

 and Avon Canal, 277 ; his Mediterr- 

 anean Passage by Water fromLondon 

 to Bristol, 277, 427 ; his Opening of 

 Rivers for Navigation, 277, 427 ; his 

 Mediterranean Passage ... be- 

 tween . . . Lynn and Yarmouth, 

 427. 



Maul, a, 10. 



Maulden, small holdings at, 415, 416. 



Mavor, William, his Berkshire, 293. 



Maxey, Edward, his New Instruction 

 of Plowing, etc., Ill, 424. 



Mead, 18. 



Meager, Leonard, his English Gar- 

 dener, 429 ; his Mystery of Hus- 

 bandry, 429. 



Meat, dead, importation of, after 

 1877, 378. 



Mechi, John Joseph, 372. 



Meikle, Andrew, his threshing- 

 machine, 208. 



"A Member of the Legislature," An 

 Enquiry into the Reasons for and 

 against Inclosing the Open Fields, 

 303. 



Menai Straits, the, and Anglesey 

 cattle, 179. 



Mendelism, 385. 



Mendip Hills, the, in the eighteenth 

 century, 154 ; a parsimonious 

 landlord, 248. 



Merchant Adventurers, the, 79. 



Meres, 24. 



Mersey, the, 276, 278. 



Mersey and Trent Canal, the, 278. 



Merstham, the Surrey Iron Railway 

 and, 352. 



Merula, G., editor of Columella, 419. 



Mestilon, 8. 



Metayer, the, 42. 



Metcalf, John (Blind Jack of Knares- 

 borough), 284. 



Meteorology, 385. 



