32—1852.] THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 505 
OYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE IRON HURDLES, FENCING, ETC. do s0; ; and nobody asks, and nobody cares, whether 
TEPHENSON anp PEILL, 61, Gracechurch-street, ey are absolute owners or not. Supposing them 
Fare oF mene — TUTT N London, and 17, New Park street, Southwark, beg to to be so, nothing remains for —— i Supposi 
k. Presrpent—Earl DU CIE. $ info their friends and the public generally they are now m not to ; that is. to be 
Par erat v. J. S. HAYGARTH, M | manufacturing Iron Hurdles, at the following low prices :—For 60—sUpposin, m . 18, 
NEXT SESSION will I begin on Monday, August 9th. sheep, e ft. long 3 ft. high, 5 bars, 3s. 2d. each; fey so cattle, | trustees, and to have es ~~ of Ar. kinds of o T- 
tudents are admitted either as Boar: oe * 9 6 ft. long, 3 ft. 3 in. high, 5 bars, 3s. 6d. each. ship — — mentioned, t the other kind is 
The annual fees for Boarders vary from to guineas, in perso whose na 0 * appear i 
rdin; pie The fee for Out- 
perry a i on os nnum, Th ege kev or 3 The Agricultural Gazette. books, still those whose names do a appear in them 
cad Practical lnstraction So. SA mplete in one th— TURDAY, AUGUST 7, can sel, ane possibly cheat * others we whom they 
though a cassie gee is ts a longer time is recommended. are ; to prevent this, 
a department for general as well as for 1 
Prospectuses and information can be had on application to 
the P 
8 August 7, 1852. 
EWES e SHOW. LOST, from 
Lew 8 Paper Memorandum 
A, 
Book, = 22 serene ee. rubber eal ah 
pencil, w h the ‘James Crowe, 
Sora” ‘aside 2 corer, 2 earl var ca ne 
and orders. Wh ver will re! 
pn such a! 1 
be handsom 
as may lead to the recovery of th e same, shall ore, 
rewarded.—Address James Crowe, Hampen, Andoversford 
Gloucestershire. 
PERUVIAN GUA 
AUTION TO eR Anis TS 
It being at extensive adulterations of ree 
MANURE are still ca; 
= 
* 8 S AND SONS, AS T 
ONLY IMPORTERS — "ge cr po au. AN 
ranap Government and 
s and all others who 
— kag kai whom they purchase will 
of course be the best 4 i and, in addition to — 
* to that point, ANTONY GIBBS anp SONS think it 
The lowest weer price at which sound Po 
Guano has been sold by —— 3 the last two years is 
91. 58. per ton 
Any resales made by dea inn at ‘a lower price must therefore 
either leave a to them, or the article must be adulterated. 
HARCOAL AND SEWAGE MANURE 
he am 1 
A en 
table, and soft. 
. per cwt., 2s, 6d. 
A OM- 
ANY manufacture, and have always for sale, the 
following MANURES :—Patent Manure, 5} 52. per ton; highly 
concentrated Fæcal Manures, 3l. 10s. per ton; ; Superphosphate 
— Pe on 6d. per ton; Turnip Manure, 4l. 10s. per ton ; 
ypsum 
Orders and “applications for agencies to be addressed to 
— — Dopps and Co., Managers, 102, Leadenhall-street, 
HE LONDON 1 be a na — — 
‘ollowin ng Manures on th ng e 
tly genuine i Peravian Smet 8 of 
oon Nitrate of unt, Concen 
, Fish 
t for agricu . purposes: Lin pe 
—— — warranted the genuine 9 of Sapam 
8 — d Sons, at 9}, 10s, per ton, n 
40, New — Blackfriars, London 
ANURES.— The following Man 
— pe at Mr. Lawes’s TA Deptford Greek: 
Turnip Manure, per ton “a 0 
Soporphophote of Lime one “i 0 0 
Sulphuric Acid and li 500 
0 Copro 
Office, 69, King William. street, City, London. 
N. an Guano, anteed to contain 16 per cent, of 
pce 97. 10s. per ton; and for 5 3 more, 91. 53. per 
in dock. Sulpbate of piponi. E 
E 9 
nglish, 
1e 8 conveyed over 
RE — M í N ROE 
HYDEAULIC ENGINEER, 70, STRAND, LONDON. 
Farms supplied with water by the 
HYDRAULIC RAM. 
WELLS SUNE AND BORING DONE IN ALL PARTS 
oF Town oR COUNTRY. 
hide 
e, d 
ins i» facilitatin ng the TR 
- 25 the rights of o 
f n fav 
mt ee is 1 same in both 
MEETINGS FOR THE TWO FOLLOWING WEZER 
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 7 22 —— a. of England 
Tuvumspar, Agricultural Imp. Society of Ireland. 
Tuss bar, 
— of the Agri. 1 
Fend ** 19 aE Society of Irelaud at Galway 
— 
Karme time to time, — especially 
many other persons, ha mpted to 
reason why land should no Fyr ass fiot hand to hand 
— much more rapidity oo article in the than is ted PA 
e at pres An w 
Review, — the present akri has again induced 
o bring the subject forward ; and, e ced as 
we are of the urgent necessity of having ee 
done which will render dealings in land less trouble- 
some and expensive than they now are, we make no 
apology for lay ying the substance of that article 
before our rea 
A 
short 1 5 of the different natures and]? 
methods 97763 d in the transfer of land and stock, 
will, perhap 
be of use to those who may be unac- 
qu A with such e * viy stock have 
some points of agreement an of disa; 
f 
rently —— —4 working in 8 e perfectly 
rÅ Gack — hip alee — and pockets 
he pers 
es do 
not aes may, if they es — peers is s called a 
“stop e stock: in other words, 
Bank kae a to sell th 
appa- 
well; then, no doubt, 
the 5 ve the 
t on for whom he is portai such a 
se, however, seldom occurs—and it is found that 
in “the great majo rity of cases panew — che 
stock of others en nding in their names are 
honest, and that no great risk is s incurred by those 
who, being pradent in “the choice of their trustees, 
trust them with money in ate 
rs will pafs that ‘the ar. apane parar in 
a person who wishes to 
OSS 
Our 
the — of stock are that a 
uy deals with the registered owner, and with him 
= : 
‘ stop ” the consent 
a may ha be trustee is 
— requi a valid sale; and chat if the 
rustee sells without, or against t their consent, „the 
n the absence of any ‘ 
y 
ment. They are both the subject 0 of oh Sa in 
are exercisable over 
, tangible, fo capable of being 
cact boundaries of whic h 
omething Mise 
divided into par 
must be aad 
wri sfer of lan 
of , we mean 
ip are „ by 
3 60 person. That which is 
t is merely a 
complex right; and ee to this pain pas 
when we sp 
that oen r of ow 
» | objections bg are w ll . 5 
How the often- raised | f 
else e to account for 
objection that Wid and Aon 
things, that the Boia regulating the 
the one are not 1 e nature of things 
to the transfer of the other? No doubt 
transfer of 
nor does it render the 
the 
A ; n tion of the i e to the transfer of x 
y t 
impossible. 
Again, n , whether in land or stock, i 
seg to the law of England, of two kinds, which | i 
me exist in ele eee or may coexist in one 
d the same person ; the a trustee is 
an Fi of one "kind, the owner of of the person 
for whom he is trustee i of the other 
aia 
sapen A of the other; and in or 
what is called an 
ARSON’S ORIGINAL ANTI-CORROSION | No one s knowing t a perso one kind of 
PAINT, 2 ly 0 * ren — ownership can 8 more, vise gory has 
Governmen a Company, the principa . 
Dock 1 weet publie bodies, rae 2 the N obility, the other kind or not; ach kind is dis inet from 
Gentry, and Ci © work at their country seats, | the grt and w 4 is concern iad each generally | 
The Anti-Corrosion is particularly reco ded ‘ne the most o form a distinct 8 of oo 1y, but we 
out-door 8 ever invented, for the preservation of K d Ri not the 
every description of Iron, Wood, Stone, Brick, Compo, Cement, stoc i concerne w 
Gs. work. ca baa b 8 by the practical test of upwards | readers ask why s ay a? sat ae 
d by a» ti- | principle is this distinction 8 if they do, we 
society of those who have given them, have nev iyor una 
3 anything of the kind hitherto tte brodaght before the 
ce, 
Lists of Colours, with Prices, „ wrpalad with a Copy o 
T onials, will be sent on * wea to Wau exe 3 — 
Sox, No. 9, Winchester-street, Old 3 Royal 
Exchange, London. —No A articularly 
req to be sent di 
C 
their Gardens d con- 
struct their walks of PO LAND OE CEMENT. 'CONCRETE, 
7 —— are formed thus: — Screen the gr: aneh of which th 
to every part of clean gravel add one 
of such aara SES ay 
whether both kinds of ownershi ip 
powe: 
stock to which they are piee per waren if f hey 
to sell their stoca they can (un 
confess our inability to answer 
inde x they are satisfied with bein 
told chat stock is a thin ng o I da s, and i is not 
subject to re — 1 rules as 
Having what is mennt by a 
transfer,“ 
0 tery | any rable register, for no 
e by examini 
any deeds—in 975 caso of stotk the 
| attendin 
or 
are such very different i 
se 
93 2 2 ! 
8 
Each kind of ownership is 8 2 1 transfer ~ 
e 
3 
absolute owner, | t 
and the ey alone is answerable for his own 
misconduc 
ow, le 1 compare this em ber mode in which 
eyed. poe wishes 
uch exists ; 
must be don ng che bar title 
ere are no title deeds 
to be e is this mage oe which causes 
ths rb t bulk ‘of the expense of money po —— 
ng a modern conveyance ; and as 
is ever satisfied with the last rent although 
made, perhaps, within a very short period before his 
own purchase, and by the most cautious and shrewd 
lawy ge of the day, the expense is constantly 
recu 
pT ‘this examination extends to both the kinds 
tle ownership before mentioned, and it is, unless 
— | is a special reason to the contrary, n 
D 
ch have tho efect of 5 some of 
ese inquiries un e 
show the 3 of “the evil they are Sags to 
le 
obiectionab 
g to, 3 ep a should not 2 like’ ated 
the 
Waste 4 land or of stock, and pte |] 
against. W consent the porce : title can be 
in question, and if he has notice (which he 
is po often deemed to have, in faet he he had 
none), a the OF Se seller is th: e 
liable for the — . of ‘the seller. 
the wri * of the article before 
es o discoverable | 
in the nam ns easi 
should persons who ah ‘0 ote und be com- 
eirag sufficiently f ie 
Stoch k i by the State to certain 
A Tie Lh the books of the 
ok "of England ; those persons, and those Pma 
do or do n 
r of transferring the 
coexist in them, have the 
aer 
experie ws 
others is i in their control; and ye 
be the case is insisted by the 8 of any e 
under 
y) 
in the present mode of conveyan 
That land can be transferred as 
r 
