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... AGRICULTURAL REVIEW OF q HE' WEEK. The hot wave promised us by our American cousins duly arrived at the end of last week, and a drought nearly , as scorching as tshe last appears to have set in. Except that it is a trial to w-orkmen and horses, this change ...

... AGBTp-uTuAi, REVIEW OF TE HiE. .p-l. die be'nirg of May has a proved finle and ; e 5 a ocr-iod of frequent changes. A good a rain would have been welcome, but farm ers a _ topta rpU e Which enables rops to make or hsaca lae as everything is. In most. ...

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... AGRICULTURAL REVIEW OF T E WE E K. For the greater part of the cesasn the stosy. at ls - in tho southern twc-thirds of EnLland, has bccrn one tE drcught. andi, until a ?? dagys aio, it sepeced that October was likely to prove the dri-st Of the mnany dir-c ...

... AGRICULTURAL REVIEW OF THTE WEEK, Splendi 4weather has favoured the completion of the h arvet, ?? now been effec.ted in all but a few o' the latest English districts, and, even in these, there will not be much corn left to cut after the end of the presetit ...

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... AGRIOITLTJRAI REVIEW OF TEE WEEK. An improvement in the wathelr Las been experienced this week, ?? having been a day of brilliant sun- shine, while no rain has fallen since Sunday -up to Ihe tine of wriring. Consequently the'surface of the lend has dried ...

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... AGRICULTURAL REVIEW OF THE WEK. Fierce drought has continued to prevail in the umfor- tunate south long after the majority of northern districts of Great Britain have had relief in thunderstorms. lip to the time of writing no general rainfall has occurred ...

... AGRICULTURAL REVIEW OF THE WEEK. After ar weekl of extno rdinarily warm weather fie April, which was commonly regarded as too good to lact, a great fall in temnperature, with a little rain, set in on Wednesday. The rain, if we get more of it, as seems ...

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