The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-03 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

MAIDSTONE,'AUg. 2.—The weather is all that could be
wished for the hop., which arc now in burr, and some few
in full fruit. Although there is a little mould, it is not
sufficient to cause any alarm.
BIiENCHLST.—Our hop grounds are remarkably flourish-
ing ; with some few exceptions, there is no impediment in
their progress, and they are clear from mould or lice at
present.
blammso.—We can only repeat the fauourable accounts
, before given.
YALDING AND liunvoN.—Our hops continue in a very
flourishing state, and we seldom sec them look so welL
There is Lt present an appearance of a good crop.
HODIDIONDEN.—Our hops are looking exceedingly well.
The bine is in good condition, and the burr hangs in goodly
clusters, and occasionally bunches of hops are to be seen. A
good crop will unquestionably be the result. Harvest has
commenced in this parish.
ROLVEND7N.—The hops continue to improve; we shall
have a great many.
Utcouns.—The bins still continue to grow Tory ra-
pidly, and the burr is fast making its appearance, with
every prospect of a good crop.
Witnisorox.—The hop grounds of George Russell,
Esq ,of NVilmington-hall, are looking splendid. The burr
is fast coming forward, and prom'ass well fur a crop. The
superior cultivation of the grounds is beyond all praise, and
there appears every probability of their repaying the owner
for his extra outlay and good management.
HURST-OREEN.—The hope continue to improve, and are
coming fast into burr.
CANTEKUVUY.—The hops are going on most favourably.
The burr is showing itself very thick, and looks healthy.
A sprinkling of mould is talked of at places, but not suffi-
cient to create any alarm ; and the appearance of the
grounds in the neighbourhood of Canterbury is such as has
not been seen for some years. Another week will show new
hops.--South Eastern Gazette.
Loosll.—The hops in this parish are going on very well,
and there is every prospect of a fair crop.
BAIIMING.—The bine is very good, verry free from fly,
and mould very scarce. This little paristi is highly fa-
voured, and the clearest from mould of any parish in the
neighbourhood.

YALDING AND WEST FARLEION.—The bine has grown
luxuriantly and promises well; but mould is on the in•
crease, and another week will show what effect it has. The
weather is much in favour of the plant. It may outgrow
the disease, but fear is stronger than hope.
WATERINGRORT, MEREWORTII, TESTON, AND NETTLE.
emo.—The hops look extremely well, and grow freely ;
'there are a few weak grounds, but the whole of them
look more healthy, and are more free from disease than they
usually are
EAST FARLEIGH AND BARMING.—The bine is looking
very thriving. We arc free from flea and fly, have very few
lice, but mould is on the increase. We expect a full crop,
but are afraid the mould will much upset the quality. The
use of sulphur is continued, and is well spoken of.
AYLTEFORD.—The hops are going on favourably in this
parish, especially the Golding and Jones's; the burr on the
Grape hops is not so thick as we have it for some years. We
find but little mould, and that does not appear to increase.
THE SvrroNe AND BOVOIITON.—MouId increases—some
pieces look as if they were done for. The bine is coming
well into burr, and, where free from mould, looks vigorous
and healthy.
STAPLED unsr.—The plant is cooling fast into burr, and
the bine looks healthy, although not profuse. A good crop
is anticipated.
CHAN lIISOOK.—A great improvement is perceptible in the
grounds within the last fortnight, the very worst plan'ationa
having done wonders during that time. The burr is deve•
loping itself rapidly, and in some few warm places has im-
perceptibly metamorphosed itself into hops; these is no fly,
fles, mould, or any other appearance of a drawback at pre-
sent, and with suitah:e weather our farmers will get a vile-
rably good share of this wholesome, medicinal, and we trust
(especially if Lord Derby will oblige us by taking half the
duty off) profitable bitter.
SANDRURST.—Our hops aro improving wonderfully,
though there are some places not sufficiently filled with
bine.

EAST Psocuva.—The bine is growing very fast and pro-
grts,ing very favourably.
KEENING, SEAL, AN OTTORD.—The bine in this district
is in perfcetim, and the burr beautiful.
MANDEL—The bine is progressing very favourably gene-
nerally, but some gardens aro suffering from the wet wea-
ther in June.

1111 l /MORN ANT) SMAIIDEN.—The hops in this neigh-
bourhood are doing all they can with this congenial wea-
ther; still they show the distress they were in from the wet
in June. _ .

TICEHURAT.—IIops in thisneighbourhood ate ►ooking re-
markably well and grow fast; the hot weather continues
to have a favourable effect upon them. We have seen a
branch of fine hops from a garden in thin parish.—Maul-
stone Journal.

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