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35—1852. | THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 555 
STATE OF THE CROPS continued. 
COUNTIES. WHEAT. BARLEY. OATS. . BEANS. PEAS. [GREEN CROPS| POTATOES. NAME AND ADDRESS, 
ENGLAN vi 
HUNTINGDON ......... Seriously * and Injured Not Bulky Bad All diseasc d Splendid Not much diseased |P. Purves, Brampton 
Quantity C Bulky, coarse | Under average Average Under average | Too much wet Top diseased KR. Beart, Godmanchester 
ry 
CAM BRIDGB. Blighted, ss and] Stained &sprouted| As Barley Not good Much hurt Very good Very much hurt P. Howard, Granchester 
P 
gee mildewed, Sprouted Much sprouted A very good Partly diseased |A. S. Ruston, Wenny-road 
Much blighted and sprouted} __...... adag Fo eee. D Very good Much diseased |S. F Chatte 
SUFPTOLK More or less milde wed very — or.” cotiees Very indifferent Middling Very good —.— in places L. o O: Coringham, Saxmund. 
NORFOLK . Mildewed and deficient Good but burt Not average Bad Middling Good Bad x. pre: Downham 
Injured a ia Sprouted when cut} Good, but hurt Indiferent Fair Never better Diseased W. Cubitt, Barton Abbey 
M — prematurely A Good | Indifferent Various Very good Diseased J. J. Hill, Briston 
MON MOUTH. . . Much blighted — under Average Average Very: deficient Fair crop S Good Much diseased J. Scales, Ragland i 
Not — . pale . Ores Peer ame idis Diseased W. H. Little, u —— 
— — ght Malting rapidly „ nates Sc, Half diseased 2. R. C. ; Belph, U 
GLOUCESTER .........| M —much g Very much injured; Good but hurt | Much — 5 Good but hurt “Huet by eae * — . -in-Mareh 
Two-thirds of a crop Average—injured — Half a cro Much hurt R. Valenti R. A. College 
Fiend ont nok of crop] Bulk h Half a crop Avera Badhi J. Kearsey, ter 
and much laid Stai &sprouted As Barley Hurt by Hurt byrain | Too —— wet = increased S. Taylor, Gloucester 
bth Badly hurt Injured b Badly h Good J, Hunt, Alm 
Ten s short of last ear Bulky—coarse ood—hurt Half a crop Hurt —.— A, Tuckett, Siston : 
Much injured by rain aid ood er average Average Good Half dad“ John F. P , Winchoomb 
OXFORD cece | Good cro isjored sieved twee ted and | Fair — a Full crop webu ghted Average Excellent Small and dieeased S. Druce, jun., Eynsham 
njur ig 
Partial! blighted —— uted ood Avera Fai Good Abundant * Collier, Win 
BUCKS 2 — hted 5 — burt uF 2 Hurt b Promising 9 A, Fre reset, Mi Midd'e Cia; don 
ore or less £ artiaily sprouted); =... Not well podded | Sheda great dea) Top W. J. 
Gidas in MSOSI rowa Gooa eg e gape Very good N 
Generally ee and | Much sprouted AsBorley | ona Luxuriant As bad ae possible |T. Bennett, Woburn 
much sprout 
D Full —— ss Lodged & stained Not much Very bad Indifferent Very good Partial faure |———, St. Albans 
at sp injured 
EAST. . . .. op- suffering much 989 Good Im Average Looking well | Small—blighted |A. Barfield, Dunmow 
Large — qua- injured Abundant Under average | Under average Very good Disease partial R. Baker, Writtle 
— — Heavy—injured Good Blighted Blighted Indifferent Hall, Romford 
— des destroyed b by Fullcrop—hurt | Good—hurt Partial —— ae a Much blighted F. F. Hobbs, Colchester 
bea d good Good Variou Average e Bad J. Malpas, Harwich 
Much hurt by mildew Good—hurt Full average Middiin Middling Very good Halt a crop J. J. echi, Kelvedon 
SOMERSET. . Damaged by rain Good Good C Various Diseased . bury 
Laid ork —— in 5 Good e ri ery good Half a crop ©. P. Collyer, Dulverton 
dam Grown—stained Injured Sprouted Not good Too much wet Much diseased KR. S. Graburn, Glastonbury 
WILTS Blighted. and — by er} Nearly average Average Blighted Hurt by rain ood All diseased J, Spencer, 
Much hurt by mildew an Various Good—hurt Various Hurt Good Bad T. Arkell, Swindon 
sprouting i 
hted and grown Hurt by rain As Barle, Avera Not average ood Much hurt Hm GE 
BERKS . . ..  Blighted and — Mach hurt iach bert Dador — Partly burt Good ery J. . Adon, Thate 
url ebend hurt by wet As Barley N ge As Beans ood All blighted J. Williams, Abingdon 
n 
White wheat destroyed Much hurt uch grow Improved 2 Looking sickly | Generally diseased E. W. M Coleshill 
alg — — 7 fe grown | Bulky—coarse — Parts blighted | Much blighted V: 2 r — cas — Uxbridge 
SURRET ... .. Much — a hurt by | Heavy—hurt —hur Bad Spoiled Very good Nev J. M. baine, Farnham 
KENT e Near jie cope SE Good Very good Mean Deficient Good Partly diseased J. Smeed, M 
r Pe ea blown | Ripened too fast Average Improved Half a crop Looking well Very bad M. Sandford, D — 
Buchted--much under Over average Very good Much blighted Very bad Various Partly diseased R. Matson, Wingham 
average i 
SDS. Partly blighted- under Average Over Average | Under average Under average Various Partly blighted J. Brotherston, Robertsbridge - 
average 
Average ee 5 slig Average—stained Very good Failure Blighted Various Under average |———, Chichester 
t 
HAMPSHIRE .,.......| Partly blighted and s B but in; „ dee Promis Greatly diseased |S, Cheetham 
2. by wet and 8 er Inferior Injured — seased Hugh Laverstoke 
Under ' average Deficient —_— Diseased 
Bulky—blighted—s ed Blighted Good Very bad Very bad Very Much blighted J. Eames, Beaulieu, 
1 b — Not much injured Shed by storme i Fair Good Very bad f hy Ae > 
Much Injured As Barley uted Under a Want sun All diseased J. W. Clark, Romsey 
Under average— blighted—| Partly blighted Average Bie Under — Average Diseased W. C. Spooner, Eling 
Don?! uality injured Good-hutt S-, Se . E Very good. Much diseased. |G. Singer, Dorchester 
“Conca fiighted — Blighted Blighted Very bad Moderate Good Very bad J. Furmedge, Beaminster 
Bad — e! — — and Injured jens. =... 0 . Good Worse than erer |W. Voss, Corfe Castle 
DV Partly blighted, pen eprouted Fair crop As Barley Good Diseased G. Turner, Exeter 
e Thin good ear As Wheat disea . Langdon, Barnstaple 
took. 1 e prouted Sample 8 wees bear. a — > Cornish, es 
t — mi ro seased Benson, Tavistock 
6 — — — hin a aper“ ~- —— > — Fowler, ——9 i 
neta ‘iow average good air u t . Michelmore, Totnes 
CORN WALL Blighted i : . 3 2 stained Bulky 1 1 LY J. ue Boe — 
a placessprouted Bulky njure erally good early ’ 
I hope ay Average — light Promisin Badly diseased J. Michell, Tr 
WALES. 
CAERNARVON........ Very good—much stacked Very good Very good Excellent Healthy at yet A Williams, Conway 
DAEN A ia oe 3 Full erop Palterop—alightly —— Capital Much — Girdwood, Chirk: 
Fair—com plaint of blight Pair p iiime Fair average Light Light Turnip good | Disease everywhere E. H. Griffith, Denbigh 
CAERMARTHEN...... Excellent Excellent Excellent See 3 Excellent Diseased T. W. Lawford, Tirydail 
9 AND. ` 
2 Pree Very good Above average Sa ies — 
Average crop pee PS ee Ee Paar en * Vario 
—— Good C Very good 
Middling Good a Inferior Bad 
LONDONDERRY...... Good Good Average 
Very good Average Remarkably fine Excellent 
G Very good om 
ANTRIM Damaged Excellent a elle panam 
— oe ee ee Very good pepe 
Average * arria Over 2 a : i 
6 00 xcelleu ‘ z Am 
T ROME . 2 00 Very good | Fast decaying 
Good Good Very good Very good dise i 
Good cae Abundant Very good Much 3 
Enn. e crop Very good a (drew Ma'r, Linacen 
crop Most abundant Very good aod TA Ballibay 
MONAGHAN...,....... jis iy, Excellent an ag e B.Coulter, Cast 8 
tenses xuriant aes fou th g „Calox Hin 
ARMAGH ........ nE Under average r Good Good „ ie R Boyd Hardy aly H 
— Good Good Failed peep ar Portaferry 
1 Under average Bad 
Fair aver Average 9 60 per cent. diseased H. E. e Dromara 
Very coer” cellent Very fine robes diseased 
Full average Soses Above average 3 5 ‘D i 
i Much injured by rann 4) er ar Under “blig Rer, S. Simms, Loughbrickiand 
MA - Average Good ery Average Much injured ve eorge Hildebrand, * 
N Fair crop Good Good ‘ery good Much diseased S. Perkins, Killal 
LEITRIM, ' Indifferent Looks bad Average Very promising seased 12 Lindos, Manor Hamilton 
Lou . eee ee e 5 — good Excellent much damaged W. M‘Culloch, Dundalk 
