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CONDITION OF THE FRUIT СКОР5—(Сомі нига). 
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COUNTY. APRICOTS. | APPLES. | PEARS. | PLUMS. | ТААМ |CHERRIES ano NEC-.| FIGS. | PURE} NUITS | AXE 
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MIDLAND | | | | | | | 
COUNTIES. | | | | | | 
HERTS .:...... Plentiful Plentiful Plentiful Plentiful | Plentiful Plentiful Plentiful Plentiful Plentiful | Plentiful in William Paul, Wal- 
| | most places | tham Cr 
| Avery fine Average crop | Good crop | Very good | | Average, but A va =й Poor crop ; Moderate crop Good, but | A veg Aort pe ы Sage; Ash- 
| сгор | | | тор |. de v avour ent in rop iara worth mu » T | | ge Gardens 
| owing ere | 
| A crop, | Good, and | Abundanton | I have not a жой. | Never finer; | Excellent | None worth E and Filberts good; Anthony Parsons,” 
| геч rotting: plentiful | nearly а | ч crop ; : tne ‘plants fine Fo more than i : the birds Walnuts over-| Danesbury, BM 
from the the trees pex ntes | nother | halfrotted | p very rags ropped 
and Ph as | | uctive 
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EASTERN 
COUNTIES. 
LINCOLN ......| Abundant |Very moderate| Good crop on | Good crop of | Plentiful, but (Ordinary crop} Extra crop Plentiful of all! Averagecrop |W. Hurs Somerby 
crop some sorts most sorts —< се kinds Park Сазда 
rought 
An abundant| А fair crop Afaircrop | Avery good |А heavy crop, Moderate crop| A fair crop A moderate A heavy crop Walnuts very|David Lumsden, 
crop crop on walls |but айке һу стор and good um ndant 5 Bloxham Hall 
NORFOLK ANM 9 good аѕ А great crop of} A good crop ан апа mU Plentiful Good An abundance ae dens Penny, Sand- 
t season kinds fine of all kinds rights 
Aeg excellent/Thin here but/A good crop Mallem here| An excellent | Good crops | Very heavy | A medium |An abundance |Filberts good,| Tho Wynne, 
crop very good in t very good|crop, but many| generally crops;  thou-| crop where | ofall kinds | fe vat bie ү Hemsby Hall Gar- 
the neighbour. e = neigh-| did n eig x^ be| grown 
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ant, ex-|Thin, far below| Average Aer Good. cro crop, ex-|Good оп walls,| Moderate {Abundant, but Under average|J. Wighton, Cossey 
cept in a |that of last - on ane abundant g but pated by| сер cept Morellos | апа tr greatly spoi crops Park Ё 
son and standards wow by the wet 
SUFFOLK .. An abundant Good A fair crop Plentiful both Good. b t half} Average | Moderate A light crop ме and |A heavy crop, Thomas Blair, gr., 
p — "M e ‚5 бор E. t the wale wild nuts Shrubland Park, 
| abundant Needham Market 
Very abundant} Plentiful Splendid Very’ ot Fisch, ы sare Abundant; but|Excellent crop] Fair crop, {Most abundant} Good crop |р. T. Fish, Hard- 
| lentiful rotted by wet pae late | and very fine go 
Most abund- |Splendidcrops, Fine crops on) Set well, bys Fine crops, but} Most abund- Very fine |Very few; in-| Full crops of |Immense quan J. Sheppard, Wool- 
ant, and if the} but gumam walls, дА ari-| are showing nt; injured | crops; trees | jured by ‘the | all kinds, but | tities of all E. Ipswich 
fine weather | by hailstorm | able on good deal SF с d the by rain clean and severe winter | damaged by kinds 
"he large and will| on June 18 hea healthy wet 
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тте эъ eui i». Дш and |Abundant, but] Medium crop x Prolific | Plentiful, but | An abun Good crops; |. Very thin  |Abundant, but Tu. except |Thomas Sint 
good I fear the fruit n extraordi- | spoilt by the |crop, but very|trees clean and| outdoors much of it Inuts, Mildma oad, |. 
will be small nary crop ; rains put injured healthy spoilt which are Chelmsford 
other so thin : plentiful 
Mostabundant| Medium  |Underaverage| саг Abundant and Е? Extraordi- Medium | Currants and | Moderate {William Earley, Val- 
very fine narily plentiful Gooseberries entines, Ilford 
plentiful 
SOUTHERN | 
aunt : 
wees, -+| Plentiful and | Plentiful and | Plentiful and ора sees) Good and к стор, Plentiful, апа! Heavy crops | Abundance {Thomas Jones, Royal _ 
good g excellent crop _ plentiful ion promise well Gardens, Frogmore _ 
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x ery good, but|Plentifulcrops,| Very good (Mery good ; Very fine crops, Very i: crops,|  Plentiful (Fine crops ; a|Very plentiful, Alexander Galt, Al- - 
somewhat and are looking crops generally most varieties |but a consider “см it. but ie plen” ' many e^ alnuts | d Court, | 
late, owing to well bear well able quantity the Morello | tiful nd berries |and Filberts: 1 near Reading 
absence of sun poiled by split with the x Жу say 
shine heavy rains wet abundant 
Full average:| Above aver- | Average Average on | Avery heavy | Early Average crop | Looked very | Raspberries, | Walnuts — |Chas. Ross, Welford 
quality g age; many vals very few| cro dn many ieri: fuic] and trees promising, but| average; abundant Park, Newbury 
ts marked n standards ene by the| Morellos full healthy many are drop-| Gooseberries 
by the m average and p especial y and black Cur. 
| storms in June| very fine runswick rants light 
MIDDLESEX .. Fair Very fine | Not grown іп | Very abund- | Abundant |A. Е. Barron, ^ 
pen ai ant, but much : Horticultural 
destroyed b: ciety, Chiswick 
E On ils Large Charles Lee, Houns- 
; ;normo on open wa crops of e es 
. have not suf- | crop, and in open walls ; | many fruits | Goose * [Мм а.о ic 
fered from the Bie pasture by | have dropped | Currants and jabundant crop 
imos the w Я р ише gar- 
ers Numerous, but Scarce Not very fine | МогеПоѕ very| A middling AE Scarce, except | Very abundant | Ri D. Black 
small places Жур ae t ies more, Teddington 
A good aver- |А fair average| Good стор оп | Plentiful ; Fine crop | Average crop | А good aver- | Heavy crop of|Robert Henderson, 
age crop crop standards — spoiled age crop Walnuts Fulham Palace E | 
Moderate Abundant |In most places In many places; An tna Very heavy; Generally | Late, and in Immense More than |Thos.Baines,Ávenue — 
a full crop pone down nary crop; |fruit on stand- good many places | crops; Rasp- к en- | Road, Southgate 
ntiti ards cracked will not ripen |berries inferior 
2 well „in quality s РР M 
Good crop, but| Very abund- Wm. Kemp, Albury — 
5 late ant, but much qo; ; n Park, Guildford 
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owed well, | АП very — |Walnutsa very| William Kidd, Tand- 
bundant heavycrop, | ridge Court 
gs much but others 
Most abund- Walnuts fine, ма а The 
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KENIA... A аы e , |Very рери "n fine crop, se Very good veers ee John Cox, l 
crop; ver thé | here, but this | crops, but | indeed in Fil- | Penshurst 
spoiled by long- © вай is not a favour- large propor- | berts, Cob- 
E continued гаіпѕ!5] Чоп destroyed nots, and 
L b i by rain ts : 
р | — .|Some varieties | Moderate crop| Av Abundant, but crop ; ты SE. All en very Plen tiful |Thomas N Sit- 
| хаа a plentiful affe E small trees injured abundant Torry Hill, 
Ra HOUR "d black-fly tingbourne Cob- 
А good crop | Anaverage Moderate on елу Heavy crop | Gooseberries, | Good crop |Е. 3 
| стор both and Rasp- ham Hall 
| ies, fair Gravesend 
A great crop | A great crop | A g A Rond poll 
A large crop, ашу Good of some | Very small 
butlate | some sorts | sorts, others “ш „апа much 
