INDEX. 717 



West's improved pump, (2 views,) _ 151 



Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines, (11 views,). _. 174, 181 



Wilder's sole cutting machine, 149 



Winship's improved self- ventilating refrigerator, 208 



Woodbury's planing, tongueing and grooving machine, 119 



Wood's improved felf-feeding shingle machine, 136 



Wood worth & Go's portable gas works, 188 



Wright's patent scroll saw, _ 128 



Mr. Alanson Nash on the Red Cattle of New England, 



Henry Meigs' remarks on red cattle, 391 



The Long-horns, (came from mountains north of England,). 392 



The Devonshires and Short-horns, (Welsh cattle,) 393 



The Gallow^ays and Angus ox, (Scotch cattle,) 393 



The Alderneys, (Middle-horns,) 393 



Henry VIII. brings French cattle into England, 393 



French and Belgium cattle known as Alderneys, 394 



White Chillingham Park cattle, (2 kinds, Scotch & English.) . 394 



Yorkshire cattle, and Short-horns, _ 394 



Scotch cattle, Henry VIII. brings into England, 394 



Irish cattle. Long-horns, Kerry cow, 395 



Durham cattle, Teeswater cattle, 396 



Holdenness cattle, and Durham cattle, 396 



Yorkshire cows good milkers,. 397 



Leicester ox and Stilton cheese, England, _ 39 Y 



Bakewell improves Long-horns, born at Disbley, 397 



Sussex cattle, deep bay, red, good breeders, 398 



Cheshire cattle and cheese, 398 



The Welsh cattle and Pembrokes, Glamorgans, 399 



Anglesey ox, black, hardy and good for feeding, 399 



Wales incorporated into England, 1283, _. 400 



Glamorgan cattle — Welsh — red, 400 



Montgomeryshire cattle — Welsh, 401 



Hereford cattle — large, and cross well on Devons, 401 



Devon cattle, readily acclimated in New England, 402 



Gloucestershire cattle — Long-horns crossed, 403 



Somersetshire cattle — crossed on Holderness, 403 



Dorsetshire cattle, and Wiltshire Long-horns, ._ 404 



