36 
THE GARDENERS 
CHRONIC 
L E. 
2; greatest, ever made in agriculture, and such dis- 
'€overies r die. But Turr’s no-discovery has 
been. 
тата and trenches they ever ета а gardener | t 
d'eultivate without manure?"  Tvnr's 
20, Y. cultivation is chile at Tengt i in the 
e e ason," where the 
It will be suffi- 
-to slate here "that |" 
all these ОЗЕН ОЙ were fatal to Tor L's zr and so, 
with few ql ка. da ps. it died away. 
Had the eme against which Mr. 
Qc had Jevelled his remarks ‚еу would have 
required and received no noti 
But, here - the grave eara m ithui he fell. 
By the ‘spade husbandry men," e clearly meant | not at all, or but тууда in England, the following 
the author of the ** Word in Season,” and those who | may n rate 
thin - d and, in уке and utterignorance | ' Gelatine and the marrow and fat i 
A condemn 
Yo- 
posed another plan, and carried it out, and qutm, 
and continues to suo cceed. At. was precisely 
of the diffic 
ableness of fi" operations. of th e gifted author of "he 
& horse-hoeing husbandry >that he-resorted to the 
T sine or the for куч h perform better work: than 
compass ; and by d 
e чн ойу of Wheat: 
was i unm 
es 
e JM се, of Red gem 
Ber бшшш on 
rings up al 
author gives a com- | ta 
. | last century, many in the “ мий 
; | those which from time to t 
mtd Um | 
тап пу are the benevolent persons who, to. mitigate | 
the sufferings of the humbler classes, d m them 
ikely to be 
80 soon as a good cooking apparatus shall be at their 
are already о сЕ receipts for the | 
chea g food, as are 
me hav 
aS 
© 
R 
of diet has been so slow, that we gladly lay y ks 
our readers the folowing hints from a very exp 
rienced correspon 
the ma ^" really. good articles: of food 
that are habitually used in. other countries, tho 
years at. such soup could be LL for | 
so little h а ПД» a pint ; the population of the 
t=] metropolis a — increased since that, time, but 
as the consumption. of meat. in- pro on-to in- 
ailemle is drum not less now than it was then, 
there can be^ no doubt but that the proportion of 
e мен" be the wt wor ете i the 
Ен and fat was, in this. i mical 
rocess, largely em lore Ta a pite евини 
at Paris, but till it AY made familiar in this country, 
iro though in a less КОА may be obtained 
eins of a Parn’ аай such as is kept Ьу all] в 
rab Ж gers. an ураан дв 
"is réquired: оп land. in- whieh there 
у of the mineral elements: of food for 
~ t. itis arci on all descriptions 
т évery other excepting cereals, on 
tlie Ts plán. “It is vet above all in the 
garden, for there the object o force, which the 
Pa uU or th purpose. ) 
But, i eal =: zo js, on. the. ins majority 
of clays and loams, man ure: is. not, required. b 
Wheat. - Because, 
e véry^ "description th 
which. odii es from thë уай or Use! store. Taka before 
winter a portion of the clay o y subsoil from 
intervals се just a ipe ‚аз can 
проп by the atmosphere, sti 
d W e, and -w 
rvals, there will be 
zr the great improver 
him with 
Fon now Ve itis Cd чи discovery 
besides, in the. strongest pedis | 
not, ube an amiss- to add. th sters 
| France, under. ihe 
| after due preparation, are enclose 
е | selves, and are purchased 
868 | price of sa 
ВІ 
w 
ere, stir it in the spring, | 
ith 
-| with salt and oatmeal till the m 
Without discussing | 
ever mad. husbandry, we [og east have the ШШЕ 
рено fact that, with. toda to Wheat on 
culture can supply th 
c э successive years, 
€onimon | 
е that i in the instance be 
swarms: o 
i: farmentation і in the | 
| 
| 
d this m PLE. .proxisions and fuel having 
x advanced in price, | 
ai the same time consi 
e place of manure, at leas ba a 4 ien z à 
| the appellation. ч, валдисйез, blood with sa 
er 
fore | by all маат of partially prepared food. 
pais and fat, and flavoured with Onion and pe 
ys if pre 
essential, however, that the 
clean 
T and w hi - 
(A heus AW 
barama Ө 
эе, This. country ; Б.) ч 
name. оў. pag «Бедор , 
meris own for 
the rs, To part o of. 
given.as food 
in parts.o 
at about two-thirds of "tio 
ood о f Sheep, Ozen, and Caleés.—The blood of 
pigs x habitually made into black Lem eii but 
that of sheep, oxen, and calves, in - parts of 
England, is iteally eet to run 
ot Scotland, for i in а part of 
use as that of all 
at are slaughtered, sig i ree a fire 
эз 
E! 
бы Brita wy colas A 
animals th 
the andlord's n ocean to his estates— 
x44 55 ы ud g - Aem feet be mel 
ottager's 2 has many avocatiotns {h 
Hp prevent constant attendance om W 
s | cookery, but surely it would be a humane g 
| would-Beed the exati 
| the cheap. foods.then г 
| entertainments, as.well as-at the 
| coo 
1 but. d find 
that is, oatmeal ming into the hot liquor. in 
salt beef is boiled ғ 
ive hard crusts with his ой ^ 
hat is of sifted Rye, Me | 
French bread; as it is called, that i is of sifted e| 
umane gj 
ж enterprise ul а gentleman e g farmer 
family to cause sundry dishes pared 
their kitchens from: deles eg are = ж. есі 
or F декани, The distribution of. such. food at. 
would ре а -wholesome lesson to e people; 
i: that.a. lot раса ng meal may Бе obtaindj 
at less ера than w the rasher, or the: M 
aq басай and cheese. 
үлү» 
**millión " toeat'of zn they AEN hitherto: d ui | 
It Was thus pi the gentry during 
earth аќ бесте, ЙА the end of] 
céutüry—a dearth so. great as 1о have. caused. 
Act Ww йур, 2 die sale of na 
bread ;. it- was .then. ад ? Bave m 
m ere has resulted from thi d Ў 
ast one beneficial effect; that of aoteryie stens 
am d) the ses of herrings n8 
armouth. "There 
ti 
propositi 
e London mi 
Wereah 
ost d & , profitable БИО АНОН „аа 
tional. supply of. food, to 
— conger eel, ic — 
and. luscious plainly r baked, bu 
asa keit and ea 
Pilchards. with 
ska kate, "often a 
чое 
рел 
а ready sa 
hich th 
ЕМ, at w 
of M 
has b 
m those. н 
quan о. ta 
auld an 
m 
о we més r^r "t killed "S mi entertain- rooms, _ n " 88 
and their allies, for which еч is om i; 
t, ihe only Too that would have afforded the 
Е 
dishes over a 
Ther 
Eng- 
fan nce, 
tewed and seasoned, 
llock's rof dim 
pped 
sale, 
extraneous bearing on 
properly demand Mimi 
bearance will ther 
palpa 
wou uld Air 
efore. be ехе putet (ur 
that nothing may be i ee 
able relation to the е view, 
" Singed. 
