The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

MAIDSTONW—Our reports from all quarters are still all
as t'svour.th:e as the meet recklt NI speculator rxr a large crop could de-
-ire. With the exception of some pieces of sack bine, and a trifling
attack of mould In some parishes. not worth speaking io,„ and wh.eb
planta makes no progrees, nothiag can be more flourishing than the state of
the tion.
hot FAILLIIOIIS L.ND DARYL:CII.—Our plantations ISOM
bolted better.

AND Pnottlaw.—The hops in thew parishes
hare improved my much thiv last week; they are coming out in
burr very fast; there lea little mould in some grounds, but not much
at present; there Is a good deal of Flak bine in Mereworth, but
whe•e the bine is good they look very promising.
HOILBNIONDISN.—Tae high temperature we have had this
week has given fresh impetus to the hop•binw. They have made
great progress within the last ten days, and are now List coming into
burr. The prospect of a good crop is everything that tam be desired.
There is kill aortal absence of retrain.

3eeexo~es.-3 ill progreasenri well, the bine luxuriant
snit very clean; every appearance or a good crop.
I.3ItAL.TED AND WlLATZAHAlt.—Loolitog well ; no v...rinin
or any appLouranoe of ft.
THE CNDZiIitITER..—Nut quite to much bine, but still
looking welt. _ _

bniutiful, never looking better. Mr.
whibley,., at Hades. perhaps as tine a pion of bine as ever semi.
topping 16 fret poles, healthy and clean.
CANTIMH NT.—The weather of this week has accelerated
the growth of the hops. The mould is on the increase, but the
lightning has somewhat cleared ott the vermin. General accounts
speak of the plant being healthy, though checked by the cold nights
previous to u,is wash.

Ttcantase.—Ocr hop bin,. are in a very growing ra•e;
the weather for the last few days has been very favourab'e fiu them.
we have a few gardens where the bi .es are getting yellow at the
b atom. We continue clear of vet-min.—Maidstone JAsanal, of
Jily 21,

ILING.—The hops acs e.tming into burr. The bins is
■tilt growing and healthy looking, with the eXceptioe of a slight ap-
pearance of mould a one or two ground:.
WarghtNitUßY AND I 21)70:v.—The hope grow rapidly and
look well, with the exception of a little mould and a few pieces
short of bine; Out, taken as a whole, they promise an average crop.
HOL6INOIIOI:22.—The bine continues very healthy, and
is growing fwd.
HADLOW —The hope are doin¢ Ter well, showing for
burr eery much. In some ground: thi mould has :bowl' it.el, aad
it iathought the late rain: will increase it.

YALDINO. —Our hops are getting on well; they are free
from vermin, but a little mould is to be (mind in sours few grounds.
Rotvrinnex.—The bops in this parish are growing well;
they arc "shaking hands" across the alleys in some grounds. Burr
has made its appearance. We hope to gr.w a good crop.
WHOTHAM AND STANSTEAD.—Oar hope generally are
looking remari.ably well and in a growing state. We continue very
tree from vemnie.

;All ift-1; .1574 T —The bines continuo to grog Vigorously,
and at pre tent bid fair for a crop.

ought •het the hops are not looking
quite an well, the branches hating ruffered a liter from the farmer
winth. Upon the whole, the pruepect is very loot at pros, nt.
EDINHItIUOI.—Tbe bine cannot be doing better ; it looks
eery healthy, sad is free from Terrain.
. .

lirihtcY4, July 22.—The plan-
tations are doing yerrythiny wait% the moat sanguine croppi..it could
dytiroh—Muitlauses azette of July 23.