CONTENTS. 



LETTER LXVI1I. 



Collon Farm yards Buildings, fee. complete Plough* 

 ing with oxen Extremely bad soil Scotch plough 

 Cart English spade Long horned cattle Gigan- 

 tic animals Judicious leases Emigration Popula- 

 tion Absenteeship Wretchedness of lower orders 

 Dr. Beaufort Good farming Incongruities Ex- 

 penditure on roads Mr. Foster's merit great SOU 



LETTER LXIX. 



Mr. Ruxton His seat near Ardee Farming establish- 

 ment considerable Stone fences good Much tim- 

 berClyde farm Colonel Filgate Watchman for 

 turnip crops Lord Louth's farm Mr. Fortescue 

 His farm well managed Comfortable cottages Man- 

 sion well kept Commodious farm buildings Iron 

 plough Turnips Drilling Norfolk husbandry 

 Potatoes Comparative culture of Land supplied to 

 cottiers Excellent specimen of well conducted rural 

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LETTER LXX. 



Clonfickle Colville Miserable town Country thinly- 

 inhabited Poorly cultivated Wretched cabins 

 Castle Blancy Plantations Church Lough Lord 

 Blaney's seat Armagh Lough Neagh Arch- 

 bishop's palace Dr. Richardson Fiorin grass Great 

 zeal, perseverance, and philanthropy of Dr. Richardson S17 



LETTER LXXI. 



Slow progress of improvements Mr. Coke Drill hus- 

 bandry Bleaching grounds City of Armagh Arch- 

 bishop's palace Ncwry River Black Water Canal 

 Church nearly completed Catholic meeting Dr. 



