102 Tlie Alteration in the Distribution of the Agricultural 
England. 
Under 5 per cent. 
Fanners. 
Labourers. 
Aggregate. 
Cornwall. 
Rutland. 
Rutland. 
Cumberland. 
Worcester. 
Worcester. 
Westmorland. 
York (N. R.). 
„ (W.E.) 
FvoiTi 
o per cent, to 10 per cent, {inclusive). 
Chester. 
Bedford. 
i>e(iioici. 
Derby. 
Chester. 
Chester. 
Dorset. 
Cornwall. 
Cornwall. 
Hereford. 
Derby. 
Cumberland. 
Lancaster. 
Hereford. 
Derby. 
!N orthumberland. 
Kent (extra-Metropo- 
Heretord. 
Salop. 
litan). 
Hertford. 
Somerset. 
Lancaster. 
Kent (extra-Metropo- 
Stafford. 
Tin c*r\ \ n 
litan). 
Wilts. 
Middlesex (extra-Me- 
Lancaster. 
Worcester. 
tropolitan). 
Lincoln. 
York (N. R.). 
Norfolk. 
iliddlesex (extra-Me- 
Nottingham. 
tropolitan). 
Warwick. 
Monmouth. 
York (E. R.). 
Norfolk. 
Nottingham. 
Salop. 
Suffolk. 
Warwick. 
Westmorland. 
York (E. R.). 
„ (N, R.). 
„ rw. R.). 
M roill 10 pC'l 
■ cent, to 15 per cent, (the 
Idttcv uicIhsIvc). * 
Bedford. 
Berks. 
l>eiKS. 
Buckingham. 
Cambridge. 
( ambridge. 
Cambridge. 
Cumberland. 
Devon 
Devon. 
Devon. 
Durham. 
Dorset. 
Durham. 
Gloucester. 
Durham. 
Essex. 
Hants. 
Essex. 
Gloucester. 
Kent (extra-^Ietro- 
(Jloucester. 
Hants. 
politan). 
Hertford. 
Leicester. 
Leicester. 
Leicester. 
Northampton. 
Lincoln. 
INIonmouth. 
Northumberland. 
Monmouth. 
Nortliampton. 
Oxford. 
Norfolk. 
Oxford. 
Somerset. 
Nottingham. 
Sak)p. 
Stafford, 
Rutland. 
Stnflord. 
Surrey. 
Suffolk. 
Suffolk. 
Sussex. 
Sussex. 
Surrey. 
Wilts. 
Warwick. 
Sussex. 
York (.E. R.). 
Westmorland. 
„ (W.R.) 
