The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-27 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

WALDRON. Jllly VS.—The hope in this and the adjoining
parnhes are going an we'l, and bid fair fora good crop.
PEASMAIUSII, July 25.—The hops are going on well for a
croy, and are putting beward the ban.
BiLASTED, July 26.—Our hops have wonderfully improved
within the laid month; still we kale some weak biro that s be a
drawb wk o the crop.
liiitaTgobiCattg, July 25.—The weather bas just suited
our gardens, ant the bine base for some time shook han with each
other from the lulls, showing well for burr, likewise for a crop. Duty
called 10,0001.
WARISLITON, July 25.—Have made considerable progress
and looking welt, clear from fly.
DALLINOTON, July 25.—Getting on quite well, and look-
ing as well as our neighbours.
bVABTLINCis July 24.—We continue about the same, and
begin to show well for burr 'n some grounds. the grater part of
this day has been attended with [weariful showers. We are clean
from vermin.

Isle 25.—Some of our grounds: hays riot
done so weU kir the last three weeks. The nine drys not grow on
feet; however, we have some good grounds. We consider the duty
to be overlaid. _ _ _

111)stool, me July 2..—Hopi still look well.
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MAYPIILD. July 2.5 —Our farmers everywhere speak of
the luxuriate state of the blues, and express their opinions that they
weer looked mom more promising; they are 1,:os.0 away rapidly
alter the Mos, whisk alum we Wet wrote, hare fallen great Abend-
rim

Ilclollll.D, July 28 —The hope are going on well.
EwHttneT, July 28.—The floe, warm, growing shower*
that have fallen within the last ten days, haves:catty improved the
beckword Mars, sad there Is sow amity appearance of an abendant
erera K our, July 26.—The hope during the lot fort-
night ham programed, aided by the genial showers ; they are owing
Intl heir, and bars every appearance of • good crop.
July 24. —fhe hops Sr. going on very well.
BURMAN( —WO ale gill going on well. I bear of a little
but it appears net to car .te much apprehension, and the line is
'rowing far away over the poles in most of our gardens.
BIIRDS, July 28.—The boa heva made great proaress,
the weather baring bees most favourable for them. The burr is not
shoots" itself very Geely, but the brioche, are unusually long
and slander, which will In all probability lessen the crop. We stir
permits In many gardens a amino= of Woe, sod even the bet
grandame platy.
Untgogn. July 25.—The hop garlic, are now looking
extremely well where the bine is clean and good, but we notice some
plsttx and sleek of blue. They are perfectly fres from vermin or
rooolo. . _

ICKLISHAM, July 26 —Thera are souse very superior
outlaw In this parlek whisks must produce a hefty crop. Other
Crare to he band not well furnished with bine, but still in a
Itrirrosing elate, tree from ell disease. The burr Is showing
very ler, sad loots meetly heavy.
WA/NUR-T. July 24 —Oar hope generally are doing and
leokieg eamediturly well, hart: a pest 00001110 recovered the
le ta weather and are coming into burr.
bursa, Ru
July 24.—We us folag as very well, sad
are very siren.
CATSIIIILD, July 26 —Present appostanoen Sr. abut 1111
favourattleas they cis
BArms, going on proWniagly.—Surrey.
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