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THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE АХ” AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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THE PRESENT APPEARANCE OF THE CROPS—(Continued). 
ROOT k WHEN WILL 
COUNTY. WHEAT. BARLEY. OATS. BEANS. PEAS. POTATOES. CROPS HAY. HARVEST BE NAME AND 
E GENERAL. ADDRESS. 
ENGLAND. | 
HEREFORD ......| Over average Good — Good Very p Light Middle of Aug. |Henry Pride, Тһе Cwm, 
4 е s near Monmouth Е 
Good average | Thin; under Average Average Averag Good Very late |Very light; зеп! Aug. 8 John Mathews, Blake- 
average ende: more 
Thin but very|Above an aver- Average Below an |Aboveaverage| The best crop The early |Light crop, well Aug. 5 T. Duckham, Baysham 
healthy ; good age average for some years |planted good; ended Court, Ross 
average wan* rain 
Full average Average Average Winter Good Swedes good | Under average Aug. 8 E Edwards, 
: average 
GLOUCESTER ....| Very good with | Patchy, but Very good ; Various Good when Rather light Good plant Light crops Aug. 10 un rinsop Conr Longfords, 
few exceptions, | much improved average sown early crops but not much generally Miachinhampton 
and a little ved growth 
gum. 
About average | Early average; | Average crop Muck under | Full average Full сгор Swedes fair; Half а crop and| Aug. 10 |W. Woodward, Ash- 
late inferior average m ls a pastures bare |- church 
ailure 
Fully an average|Late bad; early| Above average E Good RE Swedes Short in quan-| Aug. 10 |J. M. Read, Elkstone, 
average touh пон» tity y Cheltenham 
Very good Early sown very | Early sown Heavy ш Сооа сгор Good tubers ; Good plant, | Rather under | Aug. 10 іо |John Cobban, Whitfield, 
good ; late sown leats e crop; late bat light in small rather stunted average Aug. 14 Berkeley 
indifferent sown ЕМ corn 
At th Earlysown good;| Generally good | Abundance of, Remarkably Indifferent Mangels Universally a Aug. 8 John Lynch Fletcher, 
age те st bad straw, lightly| good, above irregular; |light crop, below Royal Agricultural 
podded average Swedes good average College, Cirenceste 
Very good Chiefly good ; Very good Variable  |Tolerablygood| Fair стор; A regular |А fair crop, well| About Aug. 10|Stiles Rich, Didmarton 
but some light healthy plant, but slow made 
grow 
Above an Early,very good; Average Barely aver- |Uneven, aver-| Under average | Even po. Light crops Aug.4 e Edmonds, East- 
age. late, light age age crop MES with each, Lechlade 
grub 
Excellent Average Good Variable Average mend but| Promising |Short LE but Aug.l0 |John Б. Peacey, Winch- 
smal g com 
е Good, except Above an Under an Very good air cro Inferior |Light; well har-| Now general |R. Е. & J. Witcombe, 
late sown. average avi ео vested Picton Co 
OXFORD Very good,above| Late planted Average Under average Good Mangels bad, |Light eu well ug. 10 Matthow Savidge, 
an average patchy Swedes and securi iei Mount Farm, 
Lue cum ing Norton 
p 
т Very good  |Fair,late planted Good Fair Good Good Bad Good quality, July 80 ronds Eynsham 
but under aver- 
age 
BUGRE T И Good Good ood Below average 334 Good Late Light Aug. 6 Alex. Fraser, Clayden 
: 7 Very good Very gcod Very good Good Middling Good ; little |Not generally Light Now E. Evans, Boveney Court, 
diseased good Windsor 
Over average Full average Average Average Av Good train;not| Halfaverage Aug. 10 W. Smith, Woolston 
average 
Very good Good Good One-third Good Good Early so Prime quality, Aug. 6 W. G. Dun2an, Bradwell 
below a crop very good; on| but deficient in 
—' m quantity 
ver 
BEDS..............| Above average Average Average Under average| Under avorage Good Plenty of About half а Aug.4 James Ross, The Hoo 
plant, ын сгор Park Farm, Luton 
stuntei 
Above average Average Above average 1 Und g Go Bad A light crop |At the present| William Lavender, Bid- 
time denham 
J Quit Good, where put| The same may | Not average, | Very short ; Small Mangels bad ;| Well got, but ug. 3 W. Pike, Stevington 
in early be said of Oats but better well corned. Turnips very little of it 
as Barley  |than expected : late 
HERTS............| Fullaverage Extremely erage Average Fair crop Various Def ani Lig 
стор various З : : PARCI у; 
'ariable; under| About average | Generally а | About an [nae | Very indif- | Very light cr | 
over average averagé —— У 5 >, Стих average | ie а praes got 
Aboveaverage | Belo р Average Below average| Below average Good Back ward — av ў 
а wi 
ght 
BERKS,...........| Aboveaverage | Full average Good, except | Bulky as to Av Very good Very pro- Good 
3 элй late sown straw mising 
Good Much in want о! Good nder a Comparative Good verage  |Late cut average 
rain ure 
Above average age |Under average verage Good Good ш ; |Good, but short ams, 
wants 
Above average y Early sown Vari Indifferent Good more| Early, damaged ; July 30 |J. B. Spearing, Mouls- 
good, late sown|good, late sowr late, too old to 
indifferent indifferent 
Good Early sown good; Good Very few Very good |Good, but small) Indifferent Middling crop, Aug. 1 Richard Burniston, Hen- 
late so z grown but well secured ley-on-Thames 
dling 
good | Variable; some | Not во much | Not во well Average Promises well, ab at all |Theearlycu First week in|Thos. О Clapton, 
E to s to quantity much beaten |straw, but pro-| setas pro- but shows want| promising |much peers d Aug. ан 
down ; а fair mises mised of rain but the greatest 
ү Ы Me А Good Good 8 Piet ood x First week in |James Norfolk 
good verage verage lwedes pro- H | Brebner, 
29 E Man- quality 5 Farm, WindsorGt. Park 
gel average 
One-fifth over |Average; quality| Average, excep ge| Anaverage Overaverage |Badly wanting Average crop; Aug. бер M. Plummer, 
ауе not pi^ d ing late sown rain well made ' Peasemore, Newbury ^ 
Good Fair Good Average od rt Aug. 12 James тии - N 
court, Abingdon 
| MIDDLESEX ......| Above average | Above average | Above average |АЇ ge|Ab g Good Good Under average Aug. 5 gr QE Ux- 
| ge Common 
| Over average |Early sown very Av Under К Good Wurzel promi-| Light стор Aug. 3 Thomas Hewett, Cran- 
fine siog; Swedes 4 ford, near Hounslow 
SURREY Very good; over| Over average | Over average i ^ |Under average|Good, but parti-| Mangels and Clover and Aug. 8 Wiliam Willis, West 
ave ally diseased bie, desare | Meadow very Moulsey 
l ood plants short 
| — General God |м t edt Light A J rnot, Woodoote, 
| Full ау Early sown enerally light | None grown | None grown angels good ; ig ug. 3 James A 
] good ; pm sown Tu AL. Carshalton' 
| various wai 
Пса э AREE ET Good Average crop | Tolerably good Average  |Scarcely aver-| Better than of | Planted well, Short 
' age late but wanting 
: | Wonderfully | Very fine and Very good Various Various. |In general very | Very Е det 
very büsdent| Veey M A fullerop,ex-| Defective; | Goodandfull| Partially dis- | Mangels par- | Got. up well; а 
TES ор: a consider an average стор cept where late winter sown average |easedin gardens; tially good ; moderate erop 
ble part in Love: e Swedes good 
tion — 
: 4 Much over aver. Much overaver-| Over average |Partially good;| Above average| Under ау Very good Verr фо pet 
1 age; extraor- |age, and good for Winter Beans a 
à — heavy ака good m but good 
ery good | Good px Good pus 1 сше: 
d А full average |Good, exceptthe| Ап average Good No ap! Mangels very : 
F late sown вооа Spring ~ „а дейсе; A ; Grass 
1 eficien! wedes 
1 well 
E] RI | First week in | E. Воена Jun., Berden 
2 Very good Good apod Good where well Good Good e Fir good ;| Very short crop ye Газет Л 
md 2 : 5904 Short crop od йн дане” 
July 29 
Aboveaverage | Fullaverage Average Fullaverage | Fullaverage pem air - ü le: A Romford 
Aug. 10 J. Mechi, 
| Above average | Above average | Over average Average Avorage Good Various dou T7 
