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CONDITION OF THE FRUIT CROPS—(Continued). 
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COUNTY. APRICOTS. APPLES. | PEARS. | PLUMS STRAW: CERRAR | NEC rics; | SMALL 
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SOUTHERN | 
COUNTIES. | | | | 
HANTS ^5 | Late crop; Good Average Average Good crop; | Not average | Good, but trees Full crops, bat! | das great ; Good; Walnuts George Harnett, The 
| trees MM very | very fine fruit not t he althy very late | pee rey | not so good Ашен, Cadlands, 
WILTS | Very quod Much over Average A fair crop por er but Rather above | Very good Voie о leni Abundant of |A. — Saver- 
A ям ilt by an average | and good all kinds e Forest 
Fair crop PRI but Plentiful Fair crop Very “abode Good crop Good Good Abundant Plentiful "пои Scammel, 
Scarce Abundant Scarce: E 2 where Abundant ; | А good crop | A fair crop По not flourish) Abundant Abundant |Wm. Taylor, Long- 
" ted ее spoiled here leat, Warmins 
Бейсе: | y wet 
DORSET...... Abundant Middling Short crop | Abundant Fair crop Fair crop kd es Abundant š "iu X 
tz] 
Very few Cider fruit | Partial, some Plentiful Abundant. but| Fair crop Outdoors Fair crop Gooseberries | Walnuts plen- |Henry М Mauro, ште: 
grown in this lentiful, sorts fair, wet weather rce, in and Currants | tiful, cadi lands, Lyme Regis 
locality dessert fruit others a det iorated rchard - house gites: Nuts fair cro; 
fair failure the flavour plentifi others 
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WESTERN 
COUNTIES, 
HEREFORD....| Afullcrop, Abundant, | Plentiful and | A fair crop, |Abundant a Modera Heavy crop, Notmuch | Good average | Abundant [William Coleman 
fruit falls choice kinds em er juod Py in- fine, cog choice kinds but i. trees crop Eastnor Castle, 
ug" im- |required » ured by frost | injured by | in — etm clean and 
p e | thinnin: the we un healthy 
oning 
Good crop |Abundant crop| Good crop Good crop Abundant Good crop Good crops Very heavy Abundant  |Alfred Bye, Hampton 
crop crops of all crop Court, Leominster 
inds 
Agoodaverage| Abundance | Abundance of |Plentiful gene- good Very good Set very Abundance |Plentiful, Wal-| Edward Jones, Perry- 
crop most sorts rally ie e LL crops thickly . nuts especially stone, Ross 
spoilt by we 
WORCESTER ..| Average Somewhat Реле. ене Abundant Heavy crops, | Abun Good crops, | Full average | Abundant | Walnuts very |G. Westland, Witley 
7 partial, fair late sorts pe sorts dant. and trees coe gf ofall plentiful, Nuts} Court 
average from/fered from wet healthy good 
we 
nd: Heavy crops е сгор Generally Good, but Very good A fine crop ; beni fine and | The Soe cnn William Cox, Madres- 
fine, but later | in orchards mostkinds | abundant; | injured by ex- will be late in bundant -— field Court 
than 1 and gardens few kinds light) cessive rains ripening 
Moderat Abundant Moderate crop; Light crop Abundant Ab b Full crop T Abundant F Filberts and and |John Wyke, Kyre 
crop; trees crop but much in- crop common Nuts; Park, Танну 
unhealthy jured by wet ‘ most abundant 
GLOUCESTER . crop | A heavy crop |Above average] А goodcrop | An abundant | A heavy crop |А fair average PES Potro all | A good crop We Тен» Kings- 
3 crop 
Except on the| A very irre- A full сг Excellent on | Crop enor- Good ; par- n the The crop hes ‘plentiful, So productive Lender Cramb, 
Kais d gular crop  |but the dus ity walls; de- mous, and of | ticularly on Mu there is} small; the a crop has not zu Court, 
oman varie- will be inferior| ficient o quality standards nothing Боос А wae eer beerni own for| Falfield 
ties, a failure standards - complain of well here many years Е 
SOMERSET ....|A partial crop| Good crop; | Good nity ;| Generally Very heavy ; |Abundant and Good Crops ; -Scarcely an y|An abundance] Most abund- | John Austen, Ashton 
here; good тий clean and| gene good, espe- | late kinds al- fine t but ‘good of all kinds ; ant Court. Gardens 
on higher fine — ето Tbe cially dessert | most useless, healthy on dry sites чеген — Bristol 
situations very fi kinds owing oo 
rain 
Fair crop | Average crop| Fair crop  |Nothalfacrop| Averagecrop, |Not half a crop| Very good in Half a crop, | Currants and |А good crop of|W. Hallett, pe 
but damaged | oflate kinds | some ook but not yet — Valnuts and | ton Farm, 
by rain М гіре good с NL all Nu ts water 
DEVON ........| Generally Good; cid Much below | Very light Good crop, Thin стор |Abundant and, Promise well Plentiful p Al Ayson, Oxton 
Apples abund- average crop fruit fine fine for g rop good "ee of обдор. House, Kenton 
ant Р " 
Very few боа Mon but} Mostly below | Moderate crop|C crop, but; Good crop at of ташу 
ot equal to | the average injured by оозе- 
1873 and 1874 heavy rains berries 
CORNWALL....| Notgenerally |A good crop of} Under the In orchards Abundant e bullfinch | Raspberries 
grown ; do not hed sorts ; | average crop |there is plenty, much mis good ; Currants 
E well, asa | dessert kinds but thin in eti in spring: pa ; Goose- 
rule, in this | much under dens » under average rries good 
county ve б nerally 
ery fe Abundant | Medium crop| Medium | In favourable | Where pro- |А wes = in| Abundant lentiful Abundant |John Tyerman, Tre- 
gr crop, but at басс an | tected by nets vourable goney 
abundant crop| abundant situations 
WALES. ў 
ANGLESEA .... Thin сор Hawthornden Excellent сгор!Соой on walls| Excellent | Thincrop | Lighterop | Faircrop | Good crop тти good "rtm Glyn- 
and Ri p 
ood ; 
CARDIGAN ....| Very scarce |Not е, Heavy crop | Victoria and LE good Extra good |Very fair crop i Very good | Heavy crop |John Hutchison, 
ry 
crop Green Gage crop crop Abermaide House 
CARMARTHEN | wes so Under se Good on walls, Light crop Ах Good crops Good | Good average |Walnuts none ;|J. Ticehurst, The 
DENBIGH...... Very good Excell Excell Excell І "er га ay ea Very fine crops} Heavy crops, "ey hea P.M dieton, W 
Veys on tw and swelling | of all sorts стора. but many of al of all kinds p^ swelling | crops of all = limestone, stay and ТЕУ 
stone ; very well; Quinces Шей with | sorts; some well sorts pum А er dwyn Gardens 
fair on sand heavy crop t e excessive | sorts cracked 
tone forma. wet much with wet “Walnuts | 
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d Very h Hea A thin |Excellent Excellent crop; Very abundant| None grown | Very heavy Ab t |James Bennett, Rhug 
ЗОМИН асное ЭР "E z аи fruit vey БЕ TE very T оше ao = all Gardens, Corwen 
à ull Very good | V Full Thin ^ |Very abundant] V. ; Thomas ^. Duttos,. 
MONTGOMERY, Full crop Good Full crop ery g ery good ull crop ry Waltons Dent Tall 
good Gardens 
IRELAND i : 
ING Gs ан “А An excellent |Уегу good crop| А fair crop Medium Anabundant |None growing Very few g Anabundant | Afaircrop |D. Ta аслы? 
сгор сгор outside ing here crop 
ARMAGH ...... Good Abundant in Good Fair Very abundant Good vies z7 teg ‚ W. ым. к 
most places of all kinds Jur 
CAVAN ..::55 291] 5: Sears tanaver- On standards a, Very scarce | Rather defi- |About an aver- Scarce М Fully ап aver- Tur Ww. i 
ag good crop, on cient age crop 
scarce 
CORR S ers vee Very fine Over the aver-| Very good Heavy crop | 
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DERRY ........| Medium crop ‘Abundant crop| Fair crop Fine crop Good crop 
DONEGAL......| Splendid crop Very good Early and late | Not so good Ашок cop | | 
i | А crop; | Averyfine | soe à fis es осы чиш 
DOWN....... ..| Light crop Good average, A wy a eavy ES 3-3 a j fair a н Good crop е pi in crop, e | | 
| | have ME TES н" | Hants mode- 1С. Smith, View Regal 
| oderate crop, eavy crop, | els e- mith, Vice- 
DUBLIN „Small сор: ; | Crop rather | Wall crop ' Qs walls 1 crop, | Crop under |Ѕсагсеоп 
fruit good size | man. under average, good, stand- bras р qm ally large average late ree ca and fine quality, prm op | Gardens 
| ards moderate c MS * | 
Half ini Aguada but, A very fine | None; leaves | Abundant on Very: fine crops c: plentiful: Geo. о. Williams, Bren- 
нага cop — standards v walls: S ha dbi] damaged by and _completely wn Gardens 
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