THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTB. 



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. 18, 1847. 



- tbfl result of an experiment 



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placed i inch apart. BecauseT^MpTcTi^ 

 diameter discharges any quantity in a g i ven tifn /^ 

 must not forget as agriculturists to notice the ^2erf 

 the land, particularly after a wet season, la the mJ. 









xbausting and unprofitable 



Norfolk itO 



the above result, 



• .!. -. rvin:r ,,f some cousidera- 



practice ! In a letter, written onlj 



a few d»Tbe2 

 t believe thai*. 



his death, the latter says, " I do n 











uld t6 add r the g 2S 













LordPorS^Jj 



grace the Duke of Richmond and 











si .'[ v, soin. stroll- claj that 1 li 























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situated will furnisn us with ih:;ir i-s 





ir Paper, a short tim 

















kttle. Iu these remarks 





to concur. How many agricultural societies coafe 









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tural Society would be found to be 





. .u of the soil. 01 cou 







farming economy, cattle cannot be disregarded 



this branch of it. Those entering on farms always fed 

 the difficulty of choosing implements Which are the 



tain the size— whether adapted to the extent of In 



Could not the Society have a depot of approved imple- 

 ments 1 could it not arrange its premiums so aa to 



ture it ! In other words, could it not devise mewuto 



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n ess of _n. ul tural implement-makers, for they woe 

 all extend their business. 1 know at the ; resent m 



being overloaded with more [ t - tab! ] rts of the 

 ' " 33. Does not this show that the trade is Mj 

 > manufacturer would be dam 



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ephens, F.R> . 



>»? deeply, are now 



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e nothing but the carriage.— B- J- • 



ound, and vegetables are, in 

 hat we may be" able to escape famine in Ejjj^ 

 lore than probable, but it will require, " nd ~-y, 

 blessing of God, our united uti < -* - - '— t ",^- 

 sustenance for an increasing popi 

 winter and the spring of 1848. The Potato snou. rf 

 planted sparingly this season, more as M '*'*%, 

 luxury than food J and its place should be occupi ^ 

 •snips, Carrots, Be« 



i likely to be hard pressed ii 



our fellow creatures in Ire 

 >ment dying by hundreds, ar, 



