Of Saturday, March 5, contains Articles on

Beet, sugar, by Mr. Deane

Birds, predatory

Books, noticed

Calendar, horticultural

---- remarks on

Cattle, chest diseases in

Cedar and deodar, by Mr. Glendinning

Chemistry, agricultural, by Johnstone, rev.

Coffee planting

Crops, theory of rotation of, by Mr. Russell

Deodar and cedar of Lebanon

---- in Morayshire, by Mr. Grigor

Drainage, by Mr. Mitchell

Farming, steam

---- Tullian

---- careless

Forest, Delamere, by Mr. Lipscomb

Fruits, changing names of

Fuchsia, culture of, by Mr. Mayle

Fungi, Indian (with engraving)

Horticultural Society's Garden noticed

Hovea Celsi

Hyacinths in glasses

Irrigation, Italian, by Capt. Smith

Land, to fork, by Mr. Mechi

Law, cost of prosecutions

Mangold wurzel crop on a wheat stubble, expenses per acre, by Mr. Mechi

Plants, spring treatment of bedding, by Mr. Lucas

Ploughs and ploughing

Rothamsted and Kilwhiss experiments, by Mr. Russell

Societies, proceedings of the Horticultural--Agricultural, of England

Steam power

Sugar beet, by Mr. Deane

Temperature of January, 1838

Tubs, slate

Ustilago vittata (with engraving)

Weather statistics

Wheat, Lois Weedon system of growing, by Mr. Goodiff

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with returns from the Potato, Hop, Hay, Coal, Timber, Bark, Wool, and Seed

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