§ Mr. Yorkasked the Minister of Agriculture the number of sheep, other than those from flocks eligible for the hill-sheep subsidy, which were lost during the past winter, dividing the totals, if possible, into upland and lowland sheep.
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§ Mr. T. WilliamsI am still able to make only a provisional estimate. Abnormal losses of sheep and lambs in Great Britain, other than hill sheep and lambs, are likely to be of the order of one million head. I have no information which would permit of a subdivision into upland and lowland sheep.