CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

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Sect. I.— The Tenure of Land in those Districts - - 393

Allotments of Land ..... 394.

Township Possession - - - - - ib.

Run-rig - ' - - - - - - 39.5

Steel-how - - - - - - - ib.

Halffoot - - - - - - ■ 396

Sect. II. —Stipulations in Leases, and Servitudes and Ca-sualties, peculiar to the Highlands and Hebrides ib.Payment in Kind ib.

Services ...... 397

Sect. III .—Want (if proper Accommodation for their Cat-tle - - - - - -' - ib.

Sect. IV .—The Want or Scarcity of Winter Food for their

Cattle .- 398

Sect. V_ Overstocking their Farms — — — — ib.

Sect. VI —Distance from Manures , and neglect of such as

they have at hand ...... 399

Sect. VII.— Want of proper Lmplements of Husbandry 400Sect. VIII .—The Rotation rf Crops raised in the High-lands and Hebrides , and the neglect of Green Cropsin general - - - -' - - - 401

Sect. IX —Natural Obsldcles to the Improvement of these

Districts - - - - - - . ib.

The Means of Removing these Obstacles - 40‘2

1. By the Landlord .... ib.

2. By the Tenants themselves - - 404

3. By the co-operation <f the Legislature 410

CONCLUSION.

No. I .—Political Maxims, regarding the Importance of Agri-culture , and the means <f promoting its Improvement. BySir John Sinclair - - - - - -414

Account of the Real Value of Corn, Grain, Mealand Flour, imported into Great Britain fromForeign Parts, in each year, from 1792 to 1811,both inclusive ------ 4lg

No. II .—Plan of a Society for Promoting Agricultural Im-provement. To be constituted by a Royal or Parliamen-tary Charter. By Sir John Sinclair - - - 417

Introduction ...... ib.

Plan (f the Society ..... ib: