INDEX TO APPENDIX.

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Snuff, on the manufacture and consumption of, \\. 300.

Soap, candles, and starch, on the extent to which the manufacture of, is carriedIn Scotland , ii. 298.

Societies , on the benefit and advantages resulting from, and their tendency topromote good conduct among the lower orders of society, ii. 385.—Regulartions of one instituted at Castletown, in the county of Caithness, 586. —Withrespect to—1. Admission of members, ib.—2. Times of meeting, 387.— 5. Elec-tion of office-bearers, ib.—4. Collections, 388.—5. Fund, ib.—6. Box, ib.—7. Benefits, 389.—8. No benefits, ib.—9. Fines, 390.—10. Of the society ingeneral, 391.

.—-Plan of one for promoting agricultural improvement, to be consti-

tuted by a royal or parliamentary charter, ii. 417.

Soil, on manures, or substances applied for preserving or augmenting the ferti-lity of, ii. 61. —1. On the general nature of, and of what composed, its func-tions, See. 65.-2. Of the various substances applied £br the amelioration of,and the success which has attended these applications, 70.—3. Of the classesto which the various substances employed as manures properly belong, theirproperties and effects, 86.—4. Concluding observations, 114*

Southern, or Pastoral Division of Scotland , enumeration of counties includedin, remarks on their different situations, general features, proprietors, andmost prevalent names, cultivation, crops, and live stock of, i. 19—24.—Par-ticulars respecting the different varieties of live-stock reared in each county,their numbers and yalue, ii. 157—163.—Table pf the number of horses, cat-tle, and sheep, r86.

South-west Lowlands, or manufacturing division of Scotland , enumeration ofcounties composed of, remarks on their different situations, general features,proprietors, and most preyalent names, cultivation, crops, and live-stock pf,i. 25—31.—Particulars respecting the different varieties of live-stock rearedin, their numbers and value, ii. 163—166.—Table of the number of horses,cattle, and sheep in each, 186.

Stirlingshire , observations .on the situation, features, proprietors, and prevalentnames, cultivation, crops, and live-stock of, i. 34.—Particulars respectingthe varieties of live-stock reared in, their number and value, ii. 168—186.

Substances applied for preserving or augmenting tlje fertility of the soil in Scot-land , particularly enumerated, with remarks on the success which lias attend-ed these applications, ii. 61.—Of the classes to which they properly belong,their properties and effects, 86.—Concluding observations, 114.

Sugar refining, on the commencement and success of, in Scotland , ii. 296*

Sutherlandshire , observations on the situation, features, proprietors, and preva-ent names, .cultivation, crops, and live-stock of, i. 52.—Particulars respoct-ng the varieties of live-stock reared in, their number and value, ii, 17 7—186.

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Teaming, on the using of larch bark for the purposes of, i. 501.

_—— or the manufacture of hides into leather, account of the extent to

which carried in Scotland , ii. 294.

Taxation of leaseholders, remarks on the inequality of, i. 253. & ii. 276.

Taxes, considerations as to a fair and impartial levy of, i. 255. Sc ib 276.-