The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

MAIDSTONE, June 7.—The bine is this year generally
backward and irregular. The Golding bine conies away
pretty well; the Jones's weak and backward; the grape
not so much so, but still not strong It is very early to give
an opinion as to a ercp ; but judging from the present al).
pcaranee, experienced judges think a full one cannot be
expected. The months of July and August will settle that.
F.ies are not general, nor do we believe many havu been
found. The lady-birds we very numerous, and are ready
fur them if they tin come. The late cold weather and the
rain have turned the bine yellow; that, however, will
recover with warm weather.

ATLEs Ft/RD.—The bine in most of the grounds is getting
well up the pole., and looks generally nice and even.
EAST FARM() H.—The hop bine is growing very fast,
and with the warm weather we now have it will continue
to improve. We have at present neither flea, fly, lice, nor
any other dismse to complain of.
Lours.-1 be last few days of warm weather has caused
the bine to grow rapidly and resume its healthy colour. A
very few fly are to be found by closely searching. We ex-
pect this very close weather, with south wind blowing, will
bring an increase of them.
Wear Fankition.—The bine about us is pa.tial and
backward ; the flea is gone.
EAST PEVA lIANC—The binc is strong, anal growing very
fast where the flea has not kept it back. These we have •
quantity of.
Waoritax.—The bine is generally ever.. The flea at
places in some few spots is very bail ; with here and there
a fly. The cold rains have made the hints yellow, but
otherwise they aro in a growing state.
Matium—Our bine la backward but very healthy, with
scarcely any fly.
likcosine, LEEDS, AND Biloo,4l,lELD.—The bine strong
and even, but a little yellow from the late rains. No fly at
present. The grounds are in a better state of cultivation
than usual at this season of the year.
Orvoub AND K The wet cold nights
have checked the growth co the last week. A. to fly, two
and three on a leaf may ho found in n.ost grounds.
CHAN 1/1001L—The bine has made sonic progress during
the past week; but there is an increase of fly, which the
weather has been faviurable for.

SAN DIMIST.—The bine here is very good, and there are
not many fly to he found.
TICEUVILST, duns s.—The hop bino in this parish is
looking well ; some plantations are beginning to change,
and, inconsequence of the wet weather, ur, looking a little
yellow. We are at present free from (V.—Maidstone
Journal of this day.
YALDING AND atNTON.-00r hops continue In a grow-
ing matte, and look very promising for a crop; the weather
has been very favourable.
llotkiwomiukr4.—The bine is looking very clean and
healthy. There hae been plenty of work for the tyers lately.
MEMIWORTII.—The hope are looking remarkably well,
and are makiug extraordinary progress. A few flies made
their appearance on Friday; iu some sheltered situations
four and five have been found on a leaf. T bete are, how-
ever, plenty of lady.birds to oppose them.
pIiENCHLEY.—The hops are going on well, although in
some instances they have turned yellowish from the late
rains. It is quite evident there is more fly; five on a leaf
have been found in this parish.
ROLVENDEN.—The hops these few days have improved.
They were getting yellow, but the many showers have
brought them to a better colour. A little fly is seen, such
as two or three on a leaf.

Out; ini viter.—Altho, gh the bine is still progressing,
there is an appearance of a yellow hue, and the fly has
nude its appearance, five and six upon a leaf. If the
showery weather should continue a short time longer, we
may expect a material increase.
LDENRUIDOE.—The bine in this neighbourhood gene-
rally is growing rapidly, looking very well, and at present
free from fly.
TINTISRDIN.—The hops look very promising, and no
vermin has as yet been reported of any consequence.
lONTHAIiI min SNAIL—The bine continues to grow ra-
pidly, so that the proems of tying has just come to a clone.
We confidently announce to our sportiveg friends an in-
• of fly , as many as eight hare been numbered ou a
'tingle leaf.
CANTIIRHURIL—The hors have made much progress in
the post week, accelerated greatly by the shower' of rain,
and look very luxuriant and vigorous, bring now entirely
free from any attack, though a few fly have been seen.
Oenerel accounts speak of tho bine continuing to grow vi-
gorously, unchecked by the chilly nights, or the fly that has
appeered in a few instances.
FARNHAM, ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRI( TR, June 7.
—Our hop plantations are in a backward state, and short of
bine, as compared with this period last year; a few fly have
made their appearance.—Sesah Eastern Casette of this day.

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