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wick, 62. Rothbury, 71. Cambo, 77. Glen\ elt, 

 &3« High Afcott, 95. Penrith, 101. Kcfwick, 107. 

 IShapp, 115. Burton, 138. Kabcrs, 152. Garflang, 

 157. Bowles, 165. Ormfkirk, 170. Altringham, 

 178. Knutsford, 242. Holmes Chapel, 248. From 

 Newcaftle under Line to Stone, 250. Rudgeley- 

 Bridge, 266. Shenftone, lb. Afton, 273. Hagley, 

 281. Broomfgrove, 301. Perfhore, 307. Bendf- 

 worth, 310. Moreton, 321. Benfington, 328. Hen- 

 ley on Thames, 352. Maidenhead, 355. Harmon f- 

 worth, 359. Kenfington, 362. North Mims, 366. 

 — Tables of, compared with theSeed fowcd, iv. 81 

 Croxve, Mr. of Kipling, his Methods and Improve- 

 ments in Hufbandry, ii. 198. State of his Farm, 

 211. His Courfe of Crops, 2T2. His Method of 

 Liming his Land, 213. His Machine for makino- 

 Hay defcribed, 214. His Culture of Cabbages, 217. 

 His InftrucYions for the raifing of, 222. His Cul- 

 ture of Potatoes, 224. His Experiment on Clay 

 Land, 226. His Horie-Rake for cleaning Fallows 

 defcribed, 227. His Management of Hedges, ib. 

 His Conftru&ion of Drains, 228. His Contrivance 

 for working the Blackfmith's Hammer with the 

 Foot, 230. His Collection of Paintings, ib. 



D. 



Dairies^ Management of at Knutsford, iii. 244, 

 Holmes Chapel, 248. From Newcaftle under Line 

 to Stone, 259. Afton, 273. — A Review of the 

 Produce of, in the various Places vifited in this 

 Tour, iv. 149. Average, 161 



Dalton Moor Land improved by Mr. Scroope, ii. 395 



Daltoti, Rev. Mr. of Hawkefwell, his Improvements 

 of Moor Land, ii. 329 



Daiton, Captain, his Courfe of Hufbandry, ii. 338. 

 His Culture of Potatoes, ibid. Cabbages, 340. Lu- 

 cerne, 342. Burnet, ibid. His Method of laying 

 down Grafs Land, ibid. 



Dauby, fee Scroope's Method of Hufbandiy in the 

 Neighbourhood of, ii. 384 



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