The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-01 00:00:00

THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.

LINCOLNBIIIRE.—During the put week the crops
of wheat, spring corn, and gram, have programed very
remarkably and the present prospects for abundant yielis
are mast eho.wrieg.
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Norrinomsmemiun—The state of the crops in the neigh
bourhoods of North and South Collinghass„ the produce o
which generally goes to Nottingham' and Mansfield, is as
follows :—The wheat on the clay, in some fields, is rather
thin, and looking healthy. On sand lend the wheat is look-
leg well sad vigorous. On the clay, barley has improved,
and on sand land barley is looking well. The forward sown,
end the late sown oats, on the sand Mad are also looking
well. The meadows and clover are promising for a good
crop; the pasturre are very good. The frost killed the
tint blossom cf the early Warkwiek peas bat the fine
rain bas greatly revived the crop, whisk is in Sower,
end is promising to be an ILVIISSVI one, although three weeks
later than last year. The Charlton pm is not so forward ;
ha frost, kowever, did hot Wore the bad, which is looking
well and premising. The green marrow is also looking very
promising. The kidney potatoes have also some up well,
sad isekbealthy plants. Till Amerissm native, Prince Re-
gent, est breadfruit, are also looking well. The (snots and
onions are healthy ; but of plums, damsons, gooseberries,
currants, eiserrhs, we shall have a thincrop, the frets having
killed the Slower. The apple blossom, on the contrary, is
health., and the trees free from filth.—Notts Review.

liessits.—The wheat asp in the Weald is improving
rapidly. We ham had a growing week, and the weather as
congenial as the heart eat wish. The resist is just the
paned for bark harvest, and the tanners an housing very
fast. It is stated that the weather d bark helmet is a
criterion for the weather daring wheat ; and if we
have it as he then as lately, we shell not fear • "sticky "
loaf ant year. The rains ham been beneficial to the spring
. Osts end wag seeds are grow. The hanky has
incrops many plasm net np unevenly ; and it ingwill no doubt be
found uneven at lanes% whisk will WM the quality ma-
terishy. Peas have was am soesnishigly well ; and,
Pidgins from what we have wet it ere pose at Wirsialleid,
we think the breams were preannime fa plemehlag ap the
lead where the slap semmed Se have dreirepdthe peas. The
Pees alluded to was condemned by the Warr, sad would
have been pleed up; but, as Mould we spare his team,
the pewit ereifeaffsred to reedy and he lies LW Men
arreeebli surprised hy seeing the stems whit* be ht
deetleyea *Miss eat spin, sad seeding fifth es
that premier Se pekes • geed sleek of Mahn. Boas ere
sheet owed stemiled, sad appear est. Mew is powin. bat
It le to Me de a May ease. Trefoil is skirt sal OP,.
bat the bloom is well set Potions are azalea else( niggly,
sad pest misty to felt reopeallag the dimes; but lo toe
eaft yet to say sae weed about them. Carrots are pretty
aerie detfteM by the slop, and the wee oars be mask.
The market enthuse very dull and heavy. The little
Medium we sensed la the isle of stook last week has
evaporated, sal that, as well as cora, is a drag. Brighton
Garilds.
TM mops geasrelly ere looldsg very
healthy fa this neighbourhood (Daucaster). In some low
situations the wheam are rather yellow, bat we believe we
are Molly correct is statist that it is the gourd opinion of
the farmers of the district that the 11111111011i1 meat favourable
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dislodi:rfroa the Ms of the walls —Proles Pilot.