THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 





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Jjj Mr. Headerson, Longui'ddry, moved resolution's 

 Jjwatory of the erection of new toll-bars on the 

 Z,r Mt of the county, and of the present toll 



>, seconded the motion, lie said that 











araziii/. By John Warnes, Esq. Second Edition. 

 J. Ridgvvay, Piccadilly. 

 Whatever opinion may be held of Mr. Warnes as an 

 author, no one can disput 



action which he has acquired as a philan- 

 thropist. At a great sacrifice of time an 

 : unceasingly in the promoti 



. has come to be digniaed as " the Flax 





owth of Flax, he e 



opinion that the book 

 buys a book on the 



in a second b trationa of the 



portance of the crop, and foi 



produce, so far 



: touted to Flax as an antidote 

 ,: anticipate some remarks on 

 towards the close of the book. 

 What more could be said ?— and how niam 



ing the land, the land and quantity of 6eed, and proper 



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of the crop ; not with details as to the influence of Flax on 

 doings as its advocate— a hi 



on the subject 



they have been told, they may then be interested in 

 learning the steps by which the author arrived at 

 those opinions, and acquired that knowledge ; and grati- 

 tude to their instructor will then interest them in any 



culties which he has met and overcome. 



No one could work as Mr. Warnes has worked in 



this subject without its aeqi 



whelming importance in his eyes ; and therefore we 



are not surprissd to find that it evidently fills the field 



of Mr. Warnes' vision. Take the follo\vii,_ 



, though simple, is vast : 



>rthy of a Johnson's p 



God, and not of i 



Parliament 



by private enterprise, or proposed at publi< 



Excepted." 

 this is an exaggerated view of the subjec 



igards Mr. Warnes' special 

 and to what he believes his 



i already so highly distinguished himself. 



Calendar of Operations. 



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Flax culture may yet 



