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<tx BE 7?7) E ENSHIRE) observations on the situation, features, proprietorand prevalent names, cultivation, crops, and live stock of, i. 40.—Particularsrespecting the varieties of live-stock reared in, their number and value,ii. 171.—Table of the number of horses, cattle, and sheep in, 186.

Account of some of the most remarkable trees in Scotland , i. 484.—The oak,ib.—The larch, 485.—The ash, 486.—The elm, 487.—The beech, 488.—The Scotch fir, ib.—The silver fir, 489.—The plane, or sycamore, ib.—Thechesnut, ib.*—The black poplar, 490.—The yew, ib.—The alder tree, 491.

— of the real value of com, grain, meal, and flour, imported into GreatBritain from foreign parts, in each year, from 1792 to 1811, both inclusive,ii. 416.

Adam , William, Esq. his letter to Sir John Sinclair, Bart President of theBoard of Agriculture, respecting the plantations and other improvements onthe estate of Blair in the county of Kinross, i. 470.

Adstriction to mills considered as an obstruction to land improvement, i. 254,and ii. 277.

Agricultural Buildings , account of the materials generally employed in form-ing the walls of, in various districts, and the most approved methods of con-structing, &c. i 257.—Of bricks, 258.—Stones, ib.—Sand, ib.—Lime, 259.—Timber, 260.—Cast iron, 261.—Malleable iron, 262.

— ■ " ■ — ' — — — on the variety of materials for covering roofs, i. 262.—

Sod, thatching with reeds, heath, or straw, covering with shingles, pantiles,slates, lead and copper, brown packing paper saturated with tar, and a com-position of tar, whitening, and sand, 266.

— ■■ ■ ■ ■ " — of flooring, account of the principal materials used forthe purpose of, i. 268.—1. Clay, ib.—2. Composition floors, 269.-3.- Flag-stone and brick, 270.—4. Wood, 271.

— 1 - - on the proper situation and construction of cottages,

i. 271.

'■ — ■ — specification and estimates for cottages, (Plate I.) such

as are usually erected in East Lothian, and the other arable districts in Scot-land , i. 273.

— ■■ -on the construction of arched roofs, with plate, and

estimate of the expense, i. 274.

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