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| 540 THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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|! APPEARANCE OF THE CROP S-CoxrwNUED. 
| COUNTIES. |No| WHEAT. OATS. BARLEY. BEANS, PEAS. GRASS. HAY. POTATOES. | SWEDES, &c. 
i GLOUCESTERSHIRE |34 |Above an ave-|Anaveragecrop,|Scarcely an ave-|Deficient; all Deficient, Abundant, Abundant, jAppearance of|Promiseto bean|————, Ciren« 
i rage ; it may be| straw deficient. rage; ; short in| but a failure, an average at) average, cester, 
said, abundant ; straw. present, but very 
ji very early ; sam- doubtful, 
|l ple good. 
li GLOUCESTERSHIRE |35 |A full average|Below an aver- Deficient, Very bad crop| Poor crop. Average, Good, Diseased in most|Very late, d » Wotton. 
|. crop. age. indeed, parts. generally ^ not 
i 2 musing. 
| GLAMORGANSHIRE. 36 |Thick on us Abundant, Scarcely an None. None. Abundant. Em E teo Unhealthy. kin supposed — W. Edmonds, 
1 ground, but with| average, rop, but b. o include Man- | Swansea, | 
some imperfec- got in, E Wurzel, l 
1 tion in the ear. Cabbages, andi | 
1 common ur- 
| p 
Hi to be abundant 
| where they have 
J) een under pro- 
| per management} 
i "GLAMORGANSHIRE |37 jAverage; rather| Abundant, |Average ; but in|Not any grown|Very few grown; Looks well, and|Average;insome|Very much dis- Look asif grow-|— €. E, JEAF- 
i deficient straw. some places thein this meigh.|but rather defi- improving fast. instances rather|eased, theing; but gene-|FRESON, Duffryn, 
straw is affected bourhood, cient. above, late planted be- is very T Newport. 
with gout, ginning to be af-| 
| 38 fected, 
i LAMORGANSHIRE About an ave-| Deficient. Deficient. Es Deficient, Abundant. Abundant. en deficient ; Deficient, ae W. Dav: 
i ragein bulk; ;but having been a£) Radyer Court, 
| fected by the dis- Cardiff. 
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1 CAERMARTHEN,...|39 | Excellent, Excellent. Excellent. |None in the|None but my| Verygood, | Rather above | have only seen|Almost — every-— T. W. Law- | 
i neighbourhood |own. White es-| the average, |one patch not|where late sown, Por ete 
li but my  own,|timated at 20 diseased during but looking very|Lland 
il which are an|bushels an acre; a ride over an|well and pro- 
! average crop,  |Grey at 30 ditto, extensive tract mising. Nine 
| of the countyjacres of my own. 
| last week. None drilled, veryfine. 
| pn be planted 
|| own, 
i which are an ex- 
| cellent crop. I 
|| E examined some 
| a set in pure peat, 
if and they were 
[| all diseased, 
| ESSEX (esf? | Abundant, Deficient. Deficient. Very deficient, | None at all. None, ees SPD well|Moderate ; want! No ONE, want » Brain« 
1 hai sted, rain, "ee. 
i T T EEE o Abundant, Deficient. Below the ave-|Considerably be-| Almost a failure, RU to the Clovers| There Wa an|Forward Pota-|As noo. a fail-|— A. BARFIELD, 
1 rage in quantity. low half a crop, ere is very prudent crop toes good injure as can be,|4ssist. Secretary 
| As to quality and in many i hay lity, but very|having suffered|to the Dunmow 
various, places almost a PENGA ever] neighbourhood; deficient in|greatly from the] Agricultural S0- 
| failure. less,— Tares de- and o ity,andare|fly and drought. |ciety. 
I ficient, not ill scarce and|White Turnips 
than half a crop.|ever oss dear. may be included 
| —Trefoil abund- in the same re- 
i ant in quantity, port. 
| and excellent in 
| quality. 
| ESSEX. «+ «eee e| 12 |A very fine crop|Light and par-|The crop vory|A total failure, |A total failure, None. An  immenseAre —tolerably VeryfewSwedes, |—Tr0s, CROOKS, 
I both as regards tial. lightandpart quantity,  and|good but small;/and those very|Cheimsford, 
i quantity and quality also in-| never better got|very little of the|bad. Mango! 
| quality; a full different. In ge- up. There is|disezse, if any. |Wurzeltolerably 
|! average. About| neral we have it such a scarcity ‘ood, i 
i two-thirds of the pretty good in of feed that some | 
| crop got in and Essex, about one persons have al- t 
i secured, fourth of the ready been com-| f 
1 crop is carted, pelled to have 
1 recourse to thej 
f 1 new hay. | 
! Essex 3 |An average ; not/Same as Barley.|Much below an|Nearly a E A failure, Average, A good average. But few grown; Very doubtful,|—— Ramsay. | 
i more, average, — not half not at present unless an imme- 
ii crop. diseased, diate fall of rain 
| takes place th 
j will be a failure, i 
fi KENT 6 00 ce eee eo |44 Abundant, Average. Deficient, Very bad. Deficient, |Very much dried NEA erop.|Some complain|Good plants in|— T. SLATER, | 
ij up. Not much saved|of disease.  In|two crops. Want|Preston, near } 
t for hay,owing to|general,average.|rain Wingham. i 
| stock on hand, 
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| KENT sesse sess .s |45 |Good crop; some|Partially defi- Average. Very deficient, |Partially defi-| Abundant, Abundant. *| Uncertain, Late. — T. HooPEE, 
i losa by wind, cient, cient, Chilton, Rams- 
i e. 
| SUSSEX..........|40 |About an ave-|Short in the|Short in straw,|Generally defi-/Same as Beans,|Short, wanting|Abundant, and|A good prospect,|Wanting . rain,|—— Chichester. 
li rage, except in|straw, m well and in many|cient, not half a|very moderate, rain. very fine quality.|/but some com-|very backward, 
i} thi very back- crop. plaint of scab; and in many 
i (the land  be-|age Sie ward; a defi. the haulm very|placesjustbeg 
| G a ea cient crop; early healthy ; some|hoei ing. A bad 
i and the ea) sown, small complaintofcot-|Turnip year ap- 
li where it was grain, bright but) tagers’ gene- 
[i much laid ; light flinty. sown having the rally. 
ll in the sheaf, an: disease, 
n im some oi 
i poor land small 
i in the ear and 1 
l weak  strawed. 
ll Wheat harvest 
nearly finished, 
| oused in 
| excellent order, E | 
| SUSSEX ,......|47 | An average. |Below an aver-|Below an aver-| Deficient. Deficient. |Pasture short at} A good crop. |Increasing re-| Promising well. |—C. P. VALEN« 
| age. age. pre: ports of the TINE, Bevan 
| blight, Bridge, Lewes. 
i HAMPSHIRE ..,.../48 Average, Deficient, Deficient, Very deficient, | Very deficient, Average, |Abundant and/Diseased, worse] Deficient. ^ |—Josreu BLUN* 
i bestquality, | than last year. DELL, Bursledon, 
lil Southampton. 
lj DEVONSHIRE,.....49 |Not more than| Deficient. Deficient, Total failure, Average. Abundant in the|First crop abun-|Deficient, and in| Very deficient, |—J. HAYWARD, 
i an average crop. spring; g ly . No l diseased, Sec, Farmers 
i Quality good, deficient now. '|cut. Club, Dartf ord. 
| DEVONSHIBE.,.*..|50 |Ratherunderan|Very unequal.|Inferior, much seve DM Abundant, Weighty. Were looking to-|Very patchy, on —Jon BENSON) 
| average in bulk;|Generally ^ the|as the late sown lerably ; now be-|aecount of the Bedford Office, 
| butvery heavyin|early sown good Oats. ginning to show drought at seed-|Tavistock. 
| the ear ; harvest| —where the land| disease. time, Late Tur- i 
i just begun. is in condition— nips better ; but | 
i ut much sown many not' yet 
] late and out of| sown. 
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51 |The burthen is|Averygood crop, s AM light and|Not much culti-|A very BUS crop|Now in  great|A very’: abundant A „much  less|Present appear-|— J pups DREW, | 
not a heavy one, excee ding an d crop, much|vated in this|owing d Ex-|crop, ity in re-|ance very good, Duns owder- 
and the 'early average, LES an aver-|district ; butthe|very hot etes cellent ^ after-|an meh spect to acres am. "casti, mear 
crop is  badly| age, and willifew grown are a|earlyin June. [Grass can be than was grown Pise 
kerned, The late come lateto har-|bad crop. bought at 10s. last year, and the 
crop is better; vest. per acre, disease of last 
but together I season appears 
should saywnder' generally over] | 
an average crop. the district, and 
is likely 
uch worse in| 
its effects. 
DEVON .. [52 Average, A good crop. |Ratherunderan|Few grown in} Few grown. Plentiful. Good crop. |Likely tobe very| Promising. |—— cd 
| average. this district. ' bad. 
Dzvox .|53 | Very good, Average. Deficient. None sown, Good, Abundant, Abundant. Much disease. Vory good. Cann, Mor More+ 
ton Ham] 
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