The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-25 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

MAIDSToN E —Within the last few days there have
been very tew fresh fly, and the old ones are nearly all
dead—but the lice are bleedis g the bine to such an ex-
tent, even on the burr now coining out, that there is no
probability of growing half a crop. These remarks do
not apply to the favoured college ground, which, in the
middle, is still cher of vermin. The operations of the
planters with a view to stay the plague are very various
—the result remains to be seen.
FA.RLEIGII.—The hops are very much imp toyed, and
there is every prospect of our having a better crop than
most other districts.
BuRHAM, BoXLEY, AYLESFORD.—Thers appears Lobe
a slight improvement, in these prislies, hut the hope- are
still loaded with vvd-min, and the prospects of the crops
are most unpromising.
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M EREWORTH, W AIWIINGEURY, &c.—There Is Mr
change to notice in the hops at present. The vainlo
are, however, dying away, and the bine continues to
grow very fast.
BRENCI ILE Ir. —• Oar weak grounds are flecidedly worse;
in other groimds, though the branches come out vigor-
ously, they are followed up- to the very tips by vermin.
Our prospect is bad.
TUNBRIDGE.—The hips in this neighbourhstod are in
much the same state with regard to vermin as they.wero
last week ; some think there are less lice, but al‘ a
that the strength of the bine is fast going. Thw bine
in some places begins to assume a sickly hue, and the
general opinion is that a blight must ensue; but still, re-
membering the great uncertainty, the growers will hope
on a little longer.
The hops at Cranbrook, liawkhurst, G.udburst, Frit-
tandvm, Bidienden and Benendeu are decidedly fikst ins-
proving, many grounrS are almost free from vermin, Wild
.n-st of the pi-inflations hkely to produce a good crop,
duty called, 150,0001. It is retnarkcd by many expe-
ricticed planters, that hop picking this year will be re-
markably early.
SEVENOAKES.—There is a decidedly perceptible im-
provement in the " Uphill" hops this week, but in the
plantations below, where the bine is not strong, the
honey-dew and filth are completely getting the mastery
of the plant ; we have noticed some gardens were the
leaves are completely shut, having an appearance as. it
struck with lightning. We are exceedingly fearful the
growth will be very short ; still, as we have before
stated, the hops on the " Great. Sandstone" and "Rag
Ridge." from strength end contour of bine. despite the
abundance of filth, predict :,n over avera,:e crop. So
far as regards these plantations, we wish we could say
as much t,f the " below loll' hops.
From-the other itisl.icts our reports give no change
in the condition of the plantations.—Maidsfane Journas.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—The columns Of the daily papers
are quite appalling from the number.of accidents arising from
the use of arsenic., lc!. Bit let's ‘• V.-riiiiii and lasect Mlles"
;s designed to super,ede the use and obviate the danger of
onimoi. poisons. while it is yet more effectual then any
of
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