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INDEX TO APPENDIX.
Agricultural Buildings , on improved plans of cottages, with plates and esti-mates, 8cc. i. 276.
■ ■ explanation of plan for a farm-house and offices adapt-
ed to a farm of 500 acres of arable land, with engraving, i. 277.
— description and estimate of cottages with paper roofs,
and plate, i. 279.
- -... ——.. . . description of the smaller sorts of farm-houses and officesin Scotland , i. 280 .—On the means of improving water for the use of fannersand cottagers, with plate of the apparatus, 285.
. . — - of the expense of building a farm-house and offices
according to the most approved plans in the arable districts of Scotland , i. 286 •—Specification and detailed estimate of a farm-house, (Plate IX.) ib.—Spe-cification and estimate of farm-offices, (Plate VIII.) 289.
____ additional hints regarding the construction of farm-houses and offices, i- 291.
-- improvement, the tenure of leases, a matter of primary import-ance to, i. 237, and ii. 260.
- — plan of a society for promoting, to be constituted
by a royal or parliamentary charter, ii. 417.—Introduction, ib.—Plan of thesociety, ib.—1. Profit to the proprietors of land, 418.—2. To the society,ib.—3. To the public, 419.
-- - industry, remarks on the discouraging influence of die Jus delectuson, i. 242, and ii. 265.
- ■ ■ on the injurious consequences of a legal protection of
vermin towards, i. 251, and ii. 274.—Of burdens affecting the leaseholder,in regard to their effect on, i. 253, and ik 276.
,-produce, regulations relating to the commerce and manufacture
of, ik 200.—Of internal commerce, ib.—Of corn laws, for the regulation ofthe commerce of grain with foreign nations, 202.
, . -of facilities to interchange by fairs, markets, regulation of weights
and measures, &c. ii. 20G.
. .. - ■. of the establishment of facilities of internal communication byroads, canals, iron railways, for the advancement of national industry, 217.Agriculture , on forwarding the interests of, by giving property by leasehold,i. 217.
. - on the various modes of holding possession of property in land as
affecting, i, 229, and ik 252.
■ ■ political maxims regarding the importanee of, and the means ofpromoting its improvement, ik 414.—Postscript, 415.
Angus , or Forfarshire, observations on the situation, features, proprietors, andprevalent names, cultivation, crops, and Hve-stock of, k 37.—particulars re-specting the varieties of live-stock reared in, their number and value, ii. 169.
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