INDEX TO APPfcNDTS.

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Question respecting the utility of keeping land in old turf, or permanent pas-ture, illustrated and discussed, i. 397.

— ■■■■■«• respecting the corn-laws, stated, ih.419.

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Rasjtberries, list of different varieties chiefly cultivated in Scotland , i. 448.

Renfrewshire, observations on the situation, features, proprietors, and prevalentnames, cultivation, crops, and live-stock of, i. 26.—Particular account of thevarieties of live-stock reared in, their numbers and value, it 164—186.

Report to the Highland Society respecting early potatoes, i. 419.

Rivers of Scotland , particulars relating to the principal, i. 160.

Roads of Scotland , account of the principal, and the improvements of, ii. 545.

Roofs for agricultural buildings, account of various materials used for cover-ing, i. 262.—Construction of arched, with plate, and estimate of the expense,274.—Description and estimate, of paper, with a plate, 279.

Rotation of crops best suited for different genera of peat-soil, with remarks onthe cultivation of, ii. 53.—1. Hill-moss, or moor-soil, 54.-2. Bent-moss,ib.—3. Flow-moss, 56.—4. Miscellaneous observations on moss culture, 59.

Roxburghshire , observations on the situation, features, proprietors, and preva-lent names, cultivation, crops, and live-stock of, L 10.—Particular enumera-tion of the varieties of live-stock reared in, their numbers and value, ii.153—185.

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Scotch Acts regarding planting, account of, i. 492.

Selkirkshire , observations on the situation, features, proprietors, and prevalentnames, cultivation, crops, and live-stock of, i. 20.—Particular enumerationof the varieties of live-stock reared in, their numbers and value, ii. 158—186.

Silk manufacture , on the considerable extent to which carried at one period inScotland , ii. 280.

Sheriffdoms of Scotland , on the present state of, i. 1.—1. Table of countiescomposing.—2. Number of sheriff-deputes.—5. Their salaries.—4. Numberof substitutes.—5. Square miles of territory : And, 6. Number of peopleunder the respective jurisdictions, 2.

Shetland , or Zetland Islands , the situation, extent, general features, proprie-tors, and most prevalent names, cultivation, crops, and live-stock of, i. 61.—[Enumeration and leading features of the principal ones stated, 116.—Par-ticulars respecting the varieties of live-stock reared in, their number andvalue, ii. 178—186.

■' obstacles to improvement which are local, und chiefly limited to, ii.

393.—On the means of removing them, 402.

Ship-building, on the extent to which carried in Scotland , ii. 293.

Shijiping of Scotland , state of, in 1800, ii. 242.

Small , James, account of, and his improvements iu making instruments ofhusbandry, j. 352.

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