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CRITICAL REVIEW..
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investigation of truth, is strielly. consistent with the rnqst'
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THE FARMERS' 111AGAZINE.
This Day was published, -

Containing Eight Sheets Letter Press, and illustrated by an
Enk,roing of Mr.. Gray's Machine. for Harrowing Wet Land
. (Price. 2s. fgt.), NP. XXI .

THE FARMERS' MAGAZINE, a Periodical
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Afriin ; composed entirely of Orie,inal Papers; and contains
an ~tccount of the State of Markets and Husbandry in Great
Britain, for these last three Months. (Published ( uarterly.)
Contents : On. the Seledion of Grain for Seed ; P,bserva-
tions on the Working of Oxen' •by Lord -ScinerVille,
with Answers to Quirtes on that subject ; Comparat
pence of Farm Labour in the Distri4t of I.;.3st,,Lothiati in Into,
and 0304, as reported to the Corti Committee Of the House of
. commons ; on the Analysis of Lime-stone, by Mr. ;aides
Headrick : the Qttestion considered, Whether.- Magnesian
Liar:stone is prjudicial fo:Vegetation ?,.Aeconnt of Pump
without a Piston, invented about thirty 'years ago by George
ardine, blacksmith in Glasgow ; on the Injury done tp Po.
woes, by Worms 3- Letter from Sir George S. Mackenzie 41
the Analysis of Litnesttnie and on the _Value of Labour • fur-
ther Consideration on the Value of Labour irs the II tyl ads,
with Remarks tin Sir (_;cc,ree S, Mackenzie's Letter.; son, 'that
'SUOjedi ; Remarks oft the Roxbur;Otshirz Feeding 13Y re,
scribed in No. 19 Quelies on tiic ncst,Mode of reclainttng
,Mountain Land; Answer to the Letter eXrtactcd frail thd'
Tyne Mercury, relative to the.liambarough Breed Of !Sheep;
Account of the (Inflow Mode of making 'Capon ; an :the. Cul,
livation of the Jerusalem Artichoke ; Animadversions on the
Proposal for erecting Farming Sehools ; nn Stopping Thrash-
ing Nlachines which are drawn by Horses frost Low Starts 3.
on •4()%viug Parsley as a- Green Crap for Horses; Queries on
ditnrent SUbjeds in Husbandry ; An improved Kosation of
Crops on the r!elt Soils of -East Lothian recommended ; Me. '
thod otinaking Potatoe'Bread in the Highlands ; on, the pre.
sent State of Farming in East Lothian compared to what it,
was in.fiarrner times, with some Remarki on the small return
from Capital .Steck invested in Ariculture. ; on the Benetlt
of Roiling when Turnips are attacked by the Black Cater.
; Account of a Machine whereby, Wheat Land may be
Harrowed in Wet Weather, with .a Plate, and Description
thereof; Query concerning a Machine fox litimmelling.Bar-
iey; Review of Cumberland. Agricultural Survey.; Review of
Westmorland Agricultural Survey' ; Review of I.,ornir)iVii
Observatiow; on Planting, &o. , Review of Lord •Sorxicrville's
Publicatiou on Sheep, Wool, Ploughs, unit Oken ; Leading
Article of Agricultural Intelligence, us which the Glasgow
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Agricultural. Intelligence; English ditto; Liverpool Mete.
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