1 GENERAL REMARKS ON THE SEASONS OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SIX. NOTE. Instead of having kept a daily Register of the State of the Weather during the preceding Months, suffice it to observe, that the Seed-time was dry and light. The drought of May, and heat of June very severe, in consequence of which the Crops (Wheat excepted) were very deficient, and particularly so in the Straw. The Harvest was so early, that Samples of new Barley were shown at Midsummer; and in many districts of Scotland the labours of Autumn were concluded by the 20th of August; after which there was a great After-springing in the Corn-fields, and the Weather continued very favourable for Live-stock till the 1st of December. I shall conclude this part of the Work by giving the following Form of a Weekly Journal: |