CONTENTS OF VOL. II.
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No. V .—Account of the Number of Vessels, their Tonnage ,'Number of Men, SfC. Sfc.fom the Tear 1801 inclusive,to the Tear 1811 exclusive - - - - - 330
Abstract of the Foregoing Account ... 34.0
Account of the Constitution and Objects of the Banlcof Scotland ...... 341
No. VI Extracts from a Paper read before the States of ,
Sweden in a General Diet held at Stockholm in 1746 and1747, entitled, ‘ The Dutch Gold Mine ’ - - 344
No. VII .—An Account of the principal Roads in Scotland 345
No. VIII .—On Bridges. By Mr Richard Crich.on, Archi-tect, Edinburgh .......
1. Bridges of Wood
2. Bridges of Iron ......
3. Bridges (f Stone .....
347
348350
ib.
No. IX.— The Fiars of Clachnannan-shire, with progressiveAverages of Twenty, Ten, and Seven Tears
1. Wheat .......
2. Carse Barley ......
4. Carse Oats ......
5. Dry field Oats - - - - -
6. Meal .......
7- Peas - -
8. Malt .......
No. X .-—On Benefit Societies. By Sir John Sinclair ■ -Regulations of the Society of United Farmers and Crafts-men of Castletown in the County of Caithness ■ -
1. Admission of Members ...
2. Times of Meeting ....
3. Election, and Duty rf the Office-bearers
4. Collections ......
5. Fund .......
6. Box .......
7. Benffit ......
' 8. No Benefits .....
9. Fines -------
10. Of the Society in general . . -
353
ib.
357
361
365
369
373
377
381
385
386ib.
387ib.
388ib.ib.
389ib.
390
391
CHAPTER XVII.
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Of those Obstacles to Improvement which are local, and chieflylimited to the Highlands and Islands (f Scotland . Bythe Rev. Dr Rennie - - ■ > - 393
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