...lordship's quarries in Wales. MR. ENGLAND'S POULTRY HOUSE. In a paper published in Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, for 1833, Mr. England gives a plan of a poultry house which presents some features, at that time, regarded as novelties, but which have since...

...differently however by Kffichlin, Bichen, and Schmidt: Potash, • ' 13.30 3.91 20.91 Soda, 6.53 16.79 In the Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland for 1845, a new variety of barley is mentioned which is said to be characterized thus : First — up to...

...except the pillars and cornices, and the lintels and jambs of the doors and windows ; but the bricks are concealed by a covering of fine slate, brought from...which presents some features, at that time regarded as a novelty, but which have since come into general use. The house was divided into separate wards, each...

...a patch of white globe turnips for seed, and in the summer of * In confirmation of this see a paper in the Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland for October, 1853. 1852 he got so good a crop of seed as to induce him, on clearing off the first crop,...

...a patch of white globe turnips for seed, and in the summer of * In confirmation of this see a paper in the Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland for October, 1853. 1852 he got so good a crop of seed as to induce him, on clearing off the first crop,...

...Edinburgh, and of the Natural History Society of Newcastle, as well as several prize essays of merit in the Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. For the Flora of the system, the works of Lindley and Hutton, Dr Hooker in Memoirs of Geological Survey,...

...A NO. 2635, VOL. 105] summary of experiments in fattening sheep was published by Mr. Herbert Ingle in the Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland for 1910 and 1911. From this it is evident that the sheep differs from the bullock by being better able...

...Ireland, and in 1862 my father formed several plantations there, a full account of which will be found in the " Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland " for 1873. I examined these woods in 1900, and was agreeably surprised at the height to which the trees...

...amount would in England. Let us look at somc of the experiments that have been made in England : — In the Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland for 1873 is a prize essay on "Experiments upon Potatoes, with Potash Salts, on Light Land," by Charles...

...i The subjoined fact may be added to the above testimony : — In a prize report of Mr. J. M'Laren, published in the " Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland " for 1857, he stated that he obtained 42 tons 14 cwts. of cabbages (value 18Z. 6s. 6t?.), and 26 tons 12...