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ASUMMER'S DAY. AT HAMPTON
COURT, being a Guide to the Palace, Picture Gal-
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By EDWARD JESSE, Esq.
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This day, with plates, Bvo., 3s. 6d., Part VI. of the
JOURNAL of the ROYAL. AGRICUL.
LAI SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.

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CONTENTS:—
The Past and Present State of Agriculture in Northum-
berland. By John Grey, of Dilston,
The Natural History and Economy of the different Insects af-
fecting the Turnip Crop. By John Curtis, F.L. S.
On the Culture and Usefulness of the Italian Rye-grass. By

.1. Rodwell.
On Early Spring Feed. By Matthew M. Milburn.
On the Specific Identity of the Fungi producing Rust and
Mildew. By the Rev. J. S. Henslow.
An Account, founded on Experience, of the best mode of
Storing Turnips. By W. E. Geach.
On the Scientific Principles by which the Application of Ma-
nures ought to be regulated. By Charles Daubeny, M.D.
Ergieriments on Nitrate of Soda and Saltpetre. By W. S.
Dugdale, M.P.
Trial of Nitrate of Soda. By Joshua Rodwell, Esq.
Trials of Nitrate of Soda. By Charles Newman.
Account of the Cultivation of a Cold Clay Farm. By the
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Rev. G. F. Holcomb.
Experiments on Manures and on the Growth of Turnips. By
W. Miles, M.P.
On the Comparative. Efficacy of Bones and of Poittevin's Ma-
nure, as applied to Turnips. By R. A. Christopher, M.P.
Experiments on the Growth of Swedes. By Henry C.
Compton, M.P.
Experiment on SWedes. by Isaac Everitt.
Notice of Contribution of Specimens of Wheat to the Museum
of the Society ; with Instructions to future Contributors.
By the Rev. J. S. Henslow, M.A.
Appendix, &c.
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