A general treatise on cattle, the ox, the sheep, and the swine / by John Lawrence.

  • Lawrence, John, 1753-1839.
Date:
1809
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A general treatise on cattle, the ox, the sheep, and the swine / by John Lawrence. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Receipts, Infallible, 202. That of Prevention most so, 478, 480. Skiddaw Forest, 316. The Ram, 248, 257, 233, 264, 267. Culley's Description, 268, 276, 300, 343. Price, in France, 378. Hire of Spanish, 388. Price, 396. Cautions and Remarks, 403. Described, 413. Rambouillel, National Farm in France, 377. Size, Question of, in Cattle, 26. And Bone, J]6, 135, 146, 240, 247, 284,339. Old Teeswater Sheep, 354, 401. Experiment proposed, 409, 421,421. Scotland, Highland Society of, .Ql, 178. Shepherd ami Dog, 215, 2S0. Dog, 232, 290, 292, 298, 42 9. Society, Bath, 256. Supplement, Sheffield, Lord, President of the Board of Agriculture, 396. Somerville, Lord, 30, 76, 159, 181, 372, 387, 523, 537, 539. Sheep, 244. Covered, Eiyt/ircean, Grecian, African Sheep, &c. 247. Distinctive Characters, &c. 249, 259. The Huancus and Vicunha of Peru, 253, 254, 421. European, Asiatic, and Afri- can. General Character, 254. Shelter and Cotting, 256, 277. Age, Dentition, Appellatives, 263, 4, 422. Procreation, &c. 264. Form, 267. Number and Increase, 269. Folding, 270. Its Rationale, 272, 279, 342, 420. Hurdles and the standing Fold, 275. Tree-fold, 279. Plans. of Husbandry, 583. Breeding Flock, 279. Summer and Winter Food, 288. Lambing Season, 290. Stud-Book, 292. Sheep-Yard, 294. Lambs newly fallen, 295. Hay, &c. 296. Castration, 296. Weaning, 296. House Lambs, 297. Daily Inspection, 299. Accidents. Annual In- spection, 300. General Rules, 301. Wind on the Stomach, 302. Music, 302. Salt and Stenching, 303, 360, 282, 390. Feeding Green Corn, Docking, Trimming, 391. Loss of Wool, 308. Vipers, 308. Soiling. Shearing, Washing, &c. 312, 418. Catching Cold, 315. Shearing in Spain, 322. Salving, 322,418. Synopsis of various Breeds, 321. Observations thereon, 358. Dishley described, 330. Systematic Starvation, 344. Bewitched, 346. Speculations on Wool and Mutton, per Acre, 34S. Welch Mutton, 356. Sr aniSheep, with their various Crosses 35S 416. Vulgar Errors as to Feeling, 361. Origin of the fine Woollcd. 363. Various Spanish Breeds, 372. Number of Me- rinos in France, 380. I nozland Breed, 381. Spanish Sheep d< scribed, 392, 395, 402. Quantity of Spanish Blood necessary, 396. Error corrected concerning the Berkshire, 404. As to Exposure of Spanish Sheep to Cold, 407. The Slugs, 5t2 Marks of Excellence, 416. South Downs, 416. DeVcts in