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THE JOURNAL OF THE

R OYAL ii. 6111*C---11E-T URAL
SOCIETY of ENGLAND.

CONTENTS :
The Duke of Portland's Water-Meadows at Clipstone Park.
By John Evelyn Denison, Esq.
Rural Economy of Schleswig, Holstein, and Launenburg. By
Captain Stanley Carr.
Mode of Cultivation adopted on Stinchcombe Farm by Mr.
Dimmery. By John Morton, Esq.
Further Lxperiment on Shed-Feeding of Sheep. By John
Walbanke Childers, Esq., M.P.
Agricultural Statistics of France. By Sir Charles Lemon,
Bart., M. P.
Experiment with Poittevin's Manure. By William Miles,
Esq., M.P.
Experiments with Manures. By Sir Francis A. Mackenzie,
Bart. •
On the Culture of the Parsnip. By Colonel Le Couteur.
Experiments with Nitrate of Soda. By David Barclay, Esq.
On the Draught of Single Cart-Horses. By Thomas John
Lloyd Baker, Esq.
Account of Charlbury Subsoil Plough. By Philip Pusey,
Esq., M.P.
Experimental Improvements on the Crown Estate of Kin'
William's Town, in the County of Kerry, Ireland. By J.
French Burke., Esq.
On the Kentish Corn-Scythe and Binding-Rake. By Henry
Boys, Esq.
Report of Practical Operations in the comparative Uses of the
Sickle and Scythe in harvesting Wheats. By Joshua Rod-
well, Esq.
Report to the Yorkshire Agricultural Society on the Turnip
Crop on Strong Land. By Mr. William Linton.
On Animal Manures. By Dr. Charles Sprengel. From the
German.
Miscellaneous Communications and Notices.
Appendix • List of Members ; and Titles, Contents, &c., to
Volume I.

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