THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[JAN. 29, 
has already told the world in Are 
. o be, and what it may 
So prayed the farme 
But the Times thought dierent. и * fourth 
estate' had its own way ork, and was 
not to be gagged nor — € "s the 
oni t equally of both land- owners and 
farmers, district after e kingdom 
appeared, shown up in rather p ent place 
rate 
with all the mysteries of the craft, 
intance 
and, with it, an adroitness of p and fam pnta 
the pen, so'rarely ever wit com 
practical knowledge of dry, 
that the older guessers thought Автник Youne must 
risen again u 8 d, Mr. 
Board а Agriculture,’ and adjutant | Р 
ir Gronen Ѕіхсгата, its Р „ had a very 
different dug to perform io 5 encountered by Mr. 
Camp. Inflated by of war 
Acteur was, — the time of ‘its ‘visitation 
the “ as he had once called 
e ‘of prosperity and A 
E — and fictions, thatit ad ever known i 
G „ and su ently condensed 
volumes on Husbandry of the "Useful Knowledge 
Society), was like the bri Ay catalogu a 
museum or art- tere: ж 
by Mr. Сатар, whose report might be regarded as 
| more nearly to the Inventory of a 
distress-sale. 
But at the close of this same‘ Inventory of the 
ena there was found room for 
suggestions, of a kind so rarely ven- 
for чару by the se ма! — chat it 
meer . first as if the Commissioner h 
a 
— чу —— 
and ^; sme and 
oms of farm 
. farming stock of 
ч few ic 
— 
bsoil, 
1 — cust 
, however old. or new, or 
otherw 
were for the first 6 aris ed befor 
3 all this 
4 “the ғ 
mem attention to — vine which any 
t ишы 
tion and 
have "dior sometimes 
: cramp of nd 5 title of the ‘ Mem 
ok Agricul are qu m 
t thing, а 
De “public eye 
tim 
e laws of entail, the difficulties of [а 
In fact, is 
e | other 
of necessity would |. 
other 
how short a time in inpr ’s short generation, will 
su 
ome: a time whi ch 
m 
system of this kingdom, but so gradually and 
steadily, so ‘legally’ and ‘ Parliamentarily,’ that 
the three-score years and ten of h e wer 
insufficient to mark or measure the c 
produced. — of ye — of the olden time 
rming his own land, word had come to be 
applied to deer dere > nev for. 
Yeomen in trut vanished from the soil: the 
Tenant-farmer’ had succeeded in A and as 
= oer ^m — to his name: the ancient | 
n of the had ju ped, like a conjuror's |` 
conjur 
mid. phy large Estat tes, mily-properties, 
and while those p Egg of t legal me А 
"Hem at law’ in prospec and п 
MA 7 rolling to. each tier, like ick 
— globules, dilating very t s prim 
become altogether | 
Mi ede nder the apportate name of * farm- 
ing’ the whole soil. of sa t out to 
à | depa nurse; having beco 
tius. xe pro ofit tably use it, and cae wir act upon 
the necessities epus ented l by the 
i brs could | ue 
th 
working prs of this problem it is our purpose to 
exam 
LOIS-WEEDON WHEAT GROWING. 
of the Royal Agricultural Society a 
m r. Smith’s system, I a few den, since P 
ehased his Lan pue. “А іп and y 
will р w me че make a M» somone 6 upo ^d it 
ssed to “The ra iue 
ж, ай oeated is, I presu 
Two things ngs, theo. 5 have | à 
ly adopted ? 2d, 
ver 
e to the second point. wil Mr. 
and tha 
Smith s plan 
"s more productive and more profitable than 
the 
of a vision 1^ 
е! 
PO 
d Yearly ou о: his 
34 bushels on on 
it is possible that — 
at under 30s. AM acre, 
e present system of cul- 
per 
Wheat-growing growing properties, and 
in his jah valued generally 
may produce, even 
tivation, ou as much 
does on 
of 
a-year, 
geniture produced its mit effect, — A became 
0 
n oe 
e 
in the cultivation of | 
W 
what ant by a | 
п grand — tede guido youin Henning one. Give A 
Porton al of it 
| unsuitable, deep or shallow, а a great 
undrain 4, or 
ed and very wet, ploughe d 3, 
if 
"— he speaks of, he would not get a much 
erop of Wheat if he drille d it 1 fo oot apart over each 
dred acres once in four I 2 note 
iy it admits of argument, с 
. Smith’s neighbours i in ү their 6 
. Smith's — bus 
as that he now — he — — it to the same 
cultivation—the same cleanliness—it must bod eq 
wel dra ж-ш — be med on the four-course 
arth part in 1 utai rotation drill 
to Wheat at *h “foot apart; and hav one this, if the 
produce falls -— of 34 bushels, t thon v we may ic set 
ourselves work to find a which will де 
instead of a fork, and do our ist = 150 
reciate 
T out his. 
lan ; and I n anything I 
aee Жара І have been "and by one motive, viz, 
uiry and argument on „or any new system, 
ады in this age of rapid eee "maple ig 
community, 
= 
plac ed cma before the farm 
——— i 
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL , p 
SESSIONAL EXAMINATION.—PRACTICAL AGRIC E i 
i" — regard to such matters as have been soa At дйни 
tention of the Students ome M middle of dug 
AFTERN 
Specify a few of the teen remarkable пороте Ч 
рт ur. 
what is the cost of a sack of Wheat, supposing the land to] 
duce 8 sacks to the dui ede and the rent and taxes to amount: 
1 81 g the qnia of feeding Stock—(1.) What ar 
the points of a go to ps How many pounds per 
m 3 ; 
ought a fatting beast, a sh wit d a pig respectively, to ini 
in weight? (3) What are заррод to be the relative ган 
ngo 8? à 
. What do you consider to be the ex 
buildings suitable for—(1) come Stall Seeding: 
feeding—at per head of beasts 
them at the d gus tim a 
А M | 
m | 
м 
— 
rotation of crops, and w. 
mens of rotations for lig 
ht and strong 
15. What. is 
the MA mode of an ae the B" of roots? 
acre? 80. frequent — 
4 
16. The following is 925 
oe book: Agri 
10s. = — 
t Wells 20 fat E at 9]. per h 
| would remain as simpl 
N uring 
ted, | mes ingrate have 
r and ery for 
" operaduns which cw fo: 
s 
* | the reaping teat 
400. conte ME fer hey rre, 74 
to 
th of 
y, though т not ыр 1 
th the surface ; it | boned an 
| | loose eM and the bur should 
| gem erms the b. 
| s iti is 1 fnt it will fill u 
and present 
labourers at home 
week’s wages a 
3rown, for 20 qrs. of Whe gs i ; 
Ж ошогода, and which ought. a Y 
Illustrate by me: ans of them the 
11 double entry. 
11, 185: 
e 
posted, and in what form ? 
tinction between manc 
Cirencester, Dece 
[Answers BY Мв; 
о. 10. D the 
7 impor 
rmerl 
hand, 
ub oe 
the fi reat improve 
Turnips, c 
n 
1i bushel. seed, ate, 
2 Me s 
One d" ieu AG ) 
Horse hoeing dis E Š 0 
— € 6 
Preparing for market ne $ = › 8 4 
£4 5 6 5 
Wheat, or 10s. He per 
No. м (1 Es A good beast б fatting 
‘have clean head, with 
2 235 | 
up 
as near an a 
pores 
p M ыш 
week's answers were incorrectly headed Mr. 
мт, Cape, It should have been Mr. Peilo alone. 
