The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-22 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

YALDINO.—The bine is growing very well, and continua
clean.

EAST EICTIDN.-WO are doing vary Wa-pOlrillg Tory
font, and although a few ties stick to us, we an quite tree from 117.
EAST AND WART FARLIIOII.—The pine is R►owing Very
tut, and we ore looking quite as well uwe would wish to Iced. We
lure had some tle, but are now clean.

EAST AND WEST MALEING.—We •n exceedingly rod ;
indeed, we were never better, and are very clean.
Orreast —We never saw the bine looking better than it
does now. It is a Wog way over the p les, and gulag right-a-head."
LETTIOVIINE.-0•1 bine is caniiog along well. We are
slack in some places, but there is every expectation of a good crop.
Loose —We are all right, anis quite clean.
NETTLESTLAII.—We ere • little slack of bine in same
places, but it 14 growing and looking well. We are clean, and would
hare some ditlSculty in lading a fly. . .

EADCOWX.— e are lop leg exceedingly well, although
in vine pl .ces the bine is uneven. Here ard there a fly or two might
be fond as a kid, but, altogether, the bine is strong and healthy,
and there is every prospect of a good crop.
CHART SUTTON —V7* ate going on well, and have no fly
HOUNORDZN.—The bine on •he old ground* is looking
very Indifferent. The young bare is strong and well, and we are quite
clean.

WATERtNGnrliT.—Chnerally speaking, the bine is grow-
ing well, and la good. Some of the bine is weak, but we are quite
clean.

tiouxu.—Wo are going on well, but rather slack of bine,
where we awn last year.
Wormotracir.—The bins is locking very well, and we
are free from fly.
Burantsorm.—Oor bine continues growing, and is look-
ing well. We are quite clean.
HVIITON —we are going along well, and free from vermin.
Horximonotarts —The bine is growing and doing well,
and Mere is no prospect of fly.
AllAterVELD.—We are growing quite as well as we could
wish, and have no Ay.
Audrcovox.—Going on well, and quite clean.
Witarmax.—Some of the bine is platty, but altogether we
are goino on well, and quite dear.
lleaswosta —The bine is progressing well, and looks
favourably fur a crop. The appearance of m"iild is decres,ine.
BOVOKTMN MONCHELMIA.—We continue looking well,
and are perfectly free from vermin.
BARMINO.—We are going on c iceedingly well—near
better.

---finsLwr —We are goinn on well, In some places there
are one or two fly on a leaf, but gener.l"r snaking we never saw the
bine looking better or cleaner.
BlRLl24o.—Nothing can be better.
L iItitFIRLD —The bine is healthy, growing well, and tree
from vermin.

BAST PICZNAII —Tits bins is gentrelly blotting well, but
we have acme pieces wary short, bait we hare not heard yet of any
vermin.

---617ANBROOK, Jane 20.—The bine condense to grow very
riot, and m looking remarkably healthy. We don't think the gar will
do us any serious injure.
LAMI4r.RHVIIPT, June 20 —The hops are progressing ra-
pidly ; our menet prospects are fscoarable for a crop.
BRED!, Jane 110.—The hops are making great proem's,
but we notice several gurdens that feel the effects of heave po'ing, the
bine appearing weak and platty. We have had a few .11y, but not
worth noticing. . . .

Utitmottn.—Ahltounh we eonsider the bine very gnod in
general. the brook ant that were so productive and forward Warner
UP now rather in IL more backward state, and hose much work kw
them to top the palm ;no mention of ity. . . . .

ICKLIIIAIL—There ors 00111 S very:excellent gardens in this
parid; others when short of bine, and uneven, but they are daily
improving. N. My worth notice.
WAttnurron. June 21.—About the same as last week; oar
grounds see looking well, and clear from My.
AOMBURNMAIII, June 21.—Have not got on so fast this
week; the nights have been cold and frosty.
HIIIIISTMONCILVX. June 21.—We have not gone on no fast
this week; some slight frosts have been with um, but we can boast of
having some excellent it-Arden&
. .

WARTLING, June 21.—The weather has not been quite so
kindly for the bine, for the last week we have had some frosts, but
the bine dive nut as vet seem affected. Warne, again huilay, with
hot, open sun. which. will railer them to grow u little feeler.
131tIGHTLINt), June 20.—We are very clean, but the bite
winds and (rody nights have retarded the bine in its pregmes; and
we have a great many weak hills.
WADIIVItte, June 20.—The Hops are looking well, and
growing mad luxuriantly, although on Sunday morning lasts sharp
frost made Own. look very sickly. We .anon report any eletedee
fly. The crops generally are looking well. Seed-mowing to begun,
and Mate are carted in beautiful order.

NTIITAT...I'7IIL7IIEATIIPIRLD, AND CHUMINOLT,
Jane 20.. -The hop bine is going en favourably in the shave parishes.
The revere frost we had on !Wieder night coned a sickly appearance
In snow garden. on Sunday morning, front which they are since
entirely recovered.
Pnamansu, June 20.—The Hope continue to go on well,
excepting a few wawa spots.
blavvomn, June 19.—Our bine' are looking very clear,
and in venue plates aro making rapid program. At present we have
=lia Awed Mnspeet, sal ennui', largely for picking, but we
ed a few n*t emits lately, and fear the moult. if amtinivol.
Iltuatu, Jan. 20.—Tbe generality of the bine is this
pariah la in a eery growing and promising condition.
Comtism, June 20.—The hop bine here are now progress-
ing most favourably, but we must not forget to state that our mato
viaitore, fly, have made a sell on na, but not lit great numbete—nut
more than Oregon a beef.
Haven, Jana 23.—Going on cheerfully.
CHIDDINMITONN.—Where the stock was not injured from
blight last year, we are going on well.
TICIMMAITT, June 20.-The bop bin* is this wish is
thriving sad pass us welt. Is may plantation it WA stuonni the
Waist of the poise, an.l they are flu tom vermin. The blight hoe
mil us %imam tl the beam