35—1854.) THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 573 
Y go tieties, —— Bele — perfectly m the — - | observe a оон 
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ONAL "Ехн!йїтох .—$т, MARTIN's л Ача. 
Жс Туз KA M mgr ural Inst 
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3 The propriety of 
e Мез) rap of godron in 
ricts đepend e value telli- 
: va Ev as in all к, з шд 
themselves an „to their employers, 
e farmer having then to do the 
(omine whieh might 
which are Rr pee v with Scottish man 
at degree, because 
vt as the food of plants; p no quantity o 
| СЕЕ verbal instruction will equal in its force, eithe 
upon the understanding or memor lesson on that 
ts contents га 
simple ain could 
а — = the 
re proved by the experience of schools in 
ihe Highlands and in Ireland. i 
oved by refere 
Mrs. D. Gilberl's. schools in Susse 
reformatory schools, утоа 
{| =» эт at Hardwicke, 
any * opem unsupported by this | 
Cabbage was recom- 
ore others? but ra 
superior; ^ Thése 
the 
| 
бале аш in furnishing practice in the in à 
ma a | Glouceste 
not ће same machinery here that he could com 
Aen t is not th» Shiplesienia but the men Lastly, t the fact € ач cultural instruction can b 
ed P E The more intelligent labourers given without p Ar ie ficiency of the ordinary | 
uld have in Зора, are, as it were, ped ferm was oed 4. en testimony of hus h iih 
ac dere Poole" x px to be * set" correct! : r patrick Loi 
at s ЫЕ oing eR the work correctly to of iss he latter an номан turn by the u ot arri, ыы in Not ш arm likely implement to 
the еді, Exchange them for ignorant and te Шиг] reading boo ural arithmetic: |of Tares grown, They were dispu up with hay for 
айй you cannot be sure eith at your instruc- k our rural schools w to. Тһе the cattie;: ad. en pital estage they formed. H this 
are understood at first, or will be attended to longer | val evening schools for adults, as meeting the ty o sowell thore ап if it was. 
ur superin e is continued. tly, the deficiencies arising from a too early removal р” children | found ад xseful; he. did sot:ses vie tt! Мм dik абу иб 
f labourers is desirable for its reflex in- | 0 work, ahd a gree а successful rival of the! e i H Ан» / iv ibis V. 
that of rs, and agricu ignorance public-house, was insisted on, and Mr. Morton concluded обвес богів spring а v онд д сч» 6 
е institutions as the Royal | by а sayi the Dean of Hereford, © I am Gab for sheep, "s enitn Бейне} or беек 
tural College of Cirencester, and in the main aene etly wit ent ot ееп ated wi E Cabbage for — This i last spring — have нз мд 
їз to be hoped, by schools urge y Lord е ucation of chi n ve not been atten with the m them.-tha в rood б io кеге 
ба schéme of district рет under the | зиесезз: expected from. them, entirely о eir | ов и ёп а вао, of 
псе of thé Society of l be all the | leaving out all ern arma d to the ien Men by | scarcity of dhai spring ;-: Mr. JiSimpson, of Ack- 
Kief routed if also stacked i in rhe and | which the are in after life to earn their bread," wo agreed with what Mr. Bottomley had advanced. 
by the e efficient education of the labouring As urzel, this year was tlie firet time 
ма tried for some years; in M 
1 Vi фы Yu] that can be offered to the — Clubs. gold запа. ће: ё. not ү perhaps #6 
ое; ч Pina come from жоК who|  WakErr&tp.—The most desirable kinds ds of Spring | season. h 
ny it {е e consideration of that Р; wr Cattle.—At a мр meeting of this Club, Му. 
Ше rest ЫЕ ét d Wig devoted. The b а Bottomiey Antfodüeed this”, JR Y farmers ob- | respect. to Tho 
téa her 1 1H ^n үк pony was supposed ; his | tained a good nop of Turni „еу. emia | with-Mr,- 
aris Uu F'self-instruetion and for бор! айу lon The.. Turnip -— нор the prin | employed. as 
tuúctioh were enumerated. had friends among | Spring erop, pe he n ould be sorry to see any attempt | balf.an-aere-of- dh: 
“Re had the ws garden, lie had Met to supersede, ther poesi sidered that farmers | and herhad found tliem- very 
le piéces o e aspects of nature should endeavo id other. s. that would range spring... Where any one 
з" ilic, Ы Soil, к ШАП; qi DIM I article he should rečom all. could bestu à 
À e were | me 
s 2p уб oec суа ology,” | had found M sm this мейил o nb Sóme amount of difieilty in еседд 1в0, 
ernents'of Practical А Er at po Ln convincing fi m ima It е | This: year. he 
Kk of (tie Fin » nccess to which might be had in эел, however haie urn, P Wurze god was now 
some neighbouring library int then for class books | by регзеүегапсе;! 1% req to A- MOMS the — having an aere. or two 
were Тһе Farmer," Бу G. Nichólla  Richard- | from m the first seek i in Apri to the last. esent | cattle he t 
800% shilliug Rural Hatid book, Blacker oh Small |season ka E was Aubl 
Firms &c. ТНБ instrdetign “of "tbe "teacher was rmer among - E but. had found that the land was 
et ,Cüurse the mli 2c cülty. "fiis mist be done |in advance of the season. Turnip seed could be got i | M ^ aqu 
OX qualifed instructors 2107 our normal later. Wi d to Maángold sup a ravelling of. Eggs. sittngs of. eggs are 
as is being done in Же dl Sehóols at Edin- | e. umber allow, —if he warded by Loa e р publie conveyance, 
and аы w, where m ü ttaided at Glasnevin жав able, by cleaning in the back end of the season, tc | customary to tly in. mM with consider- 
far Y are employed, Letters'Were read on this subjeet get 5 out of 20 planted with. M Wurzel, | able spaces ке, ihem ; others Омв to. 
ped dr ГЕНИ of Glasnevin, D. Milnë Horhe, then he E only 15 acres of ые to E Ware , шу, n ex ea es ly T 
а ånd J; Gordon J Es s Secretáry to abou regard tó:thë produce о ry urzel, | favour A. Wy У 
Фе Commi erg tret tion of the азда алыу | he (Mr. B.) could speak 12 vents all shaking, and enables the eggs to һе forwarded 
ый с | cotland. Then, supposing 4 | he-had-béeni uniformly /8й етта with bis "p "m any distanee without wd v ма pum 
ified Men the ай åt his command of іп- | Mango resent w: agree | two sittings, of. Чуд "n aree am an 
structing others were di n lessons were | that been. very trying in respect of | pacs t carefully SONIS other. — T 
cited iW thé main truths of agricultural chemistry, spring; food for X) badile. The Turnips һай ailed them | first not „б едь.) Y E y € 
ce priae im the theory and facts iu the | before they had anything else убег боеве: ү, rost тр еерее s asi fag 
T of ' hy ае Were capable of satisfactory, had done the Turnip erop ап immense d barm. cw үч aew d E а ch ү! "deca Р om the north 
d Ant ‚еўёт “Amusing illustration, without the Hed find that the same untoward result had hap-'| fertile, а! ав d as etha E ^ rom the n 
; e rn nomenclature, or the use of | pened to Mangold. - Mangold Wurzel was 2 rail, and carrier. Tv 
mon-place and familiar instances a cen ior wedes in nutritive matter, weight for| буор of Man. Wurzel- in 1954.— Prizes of iL x 
'of the garden in agricultural instruc- | weight, but ought not to be used before March ; t and 2]. were n by the Manch г 
by testimony and ir Loic dd improve in quality, as а Swede dete I Society in the following instances; Mr. 
oM of the exhausti т of his seed two nights and a day before dibbling it. There Birch, Netherton, near Liver 
те the English Акно) was no do at a variety of w: cial arm contains 242 ac res, арў д | 
ots. the feeding of — reel — 'gu- Lon g en wi ul m [м 
n- observation rr а ment in favour e gro of Mango ging, | Clover the vious year. | 
a ро o most оп of go and | however, their food, ^em advisable not todo so very | loam, on a subsoil of elay, 2 And foxbeneh, 
^pelative' values of our|suddenly. The food be mix & week ned. e drills were 25 
Ву Stuelír in the Woburn two, and changed. In plaee, -he | bulbs 10 inches. Four Ibs of 
perfeet inquiries into the | advised tha ta or sh early in April. . ios V pa FF ‚рег 
t$ ib reported in the be planted with Thousand-beaded Cabbage for the cattle. | farm-yard manure and 3 сті. o 
c Pagan k Dai He had wn the Drum Crop and land very clean, =; 
red ou en in|Cabbage, for the same чарне. The nutritive pro- "А, р T "uis ра ме ighed 
perties of Cab yc ‚55, APOS „ао „ФИ, 4% 
ted ; it was а d nutriti den nts f 
P What ear be Ar |o often rl] up ЖЕЛ aikas t р T e à Pr 
Ё / Aoriculturii te b t eo | erop, ha i Grass 
jS) dio fà er peo n — rally informed ad vt quani wd nd €: xir d. b До | of exud an gravel, well ILE 
wéthédg: of mnanurihd, xotatiórig ^ vr "empti He did not know oye that pire pé m өле анн ча re 12 mer Three, 
its'of the various: erops ue ie ewes than . х à ex | "ie ind 
JS нр atiii pearly. complete thé was of opinion that a crop of Tares, mown an ped | April ; tons per were applied 
йв TN Msg em pris n eom capable | with та Кит! is not only much — for horses | the autumn, -— ton "m cow-dung ж the ku d 
ST partent ioni a gardem. And Höw'pétfectly | and cattle, but will go а great using | with 14 evt o£ gua, ТЫА, erop, end au i 
Talion 0f matiy an operation cam be thus'pre- оѓ the „Р егор oft in ect He fiffer hs a E. 18 d — ора 
TARA to toth viina and е ye ean be easily imagined. | plant Cabbage ог etas head. in түз n а m ba. » 1853. Jourmil d Mor aid : Zi 
5d maa talk t9 a MEA 1 the hour on the advantage о - had m Turnips, Mango те, pea НИ, PM d Р. 
UMEN віра of оў вершау itaniti as f'bages,and Tares, In respect to the Cabbages, he might "rd 
