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Itees.--1'he largest tree in England
seems it is said to be on the estate OF Lady
Stourton, in Yorkshire, which, in 1916, was
nearly SO feet in height, 4s feet in circum-
ference, at yard from the surface, and 78
feet in circumference, when measured close
to the ground.-But this is nothing compar-
ell with the circumference of the great ches-
nut tree on Mount Etna, in Sicily, which
measures within the hollow of the trunk a
bout 2ol feet.