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» best d of both sexes, lost my Turnip егор where I used it; and I think it supp sed it impossible that 
E th mime alovance of ene dern of sw eet | is doing : a publie duty to — се such statements, | mass of them is suffered t 
initie fo thé firm, 1 shall Tny dio faros management. | in өгде: that others may n e taken in as I have | the slipht touch of a hair might 
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Tr 1 aS (канне) ^d. Th quired | alongside of it, which answered well; and the Turnips | They may thus be dried and 
drainipé^h t E fist instance, and the removal of many | сап be easily distinguished even some yes distance | they are killed. r. Bauer: 
old fences, besides Bubsollihg, all which operations have | from the field. Should you wish it, І am rea aih revivals;to lie: between,ebx-Apd,ae 
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plying Bess penes сее HCM vty Dask d ; but | but this very warm ett js ripened the m main vegetate, but the produce is, I consider, 
unhappily pleuro-pneumonia pousse the — of which | so quickly that the tillered stalks have their ears "p % has ripened "Hon. unevenly, wil 
12 died in 1852, causing a direct loss of 1287. The |green all over the field. е шала, sample (te mi wr ing been cut irom the р 
Өч. ^ à ll th Wheat, early sowing.—1n addition ч оне readth | опе gra Ше produce of one grain. 
Penne stock was sold off, а е sinee that time а d f Whe Aequis 4 ear apart, which is | out, Маб асе 3924 grains, the stubble of. 
per- | extraordi rily fine, with most ears containing 80 to 100 | I 2 sent you; some of the 
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whom the pisci Ан s hav an un and faithful | to. give its result at. present, we have etperimented bearing c iac 90 stem 
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beer w seed mien Зр Miles of pr^w ; 12 of Mau- | apart, or plants, equal to something less than one Siberia and Per 
gold Wurzel; 8 of Жйенїрө s ; 4 of Carrots ; 2 of Pars- | peck of seed per acre. The result is, one plant failed, Juss the erum now-a-da 
nips. The remaiüdàr under Onions, Leeks, and Cabbages, | and the remainder produeed 466 MÀ ears. One | o n name. 1+ із а hardy sort, and might all 
One acre of the Mangold Wurzel was planted out for | plant inadvertently crept in close to another, which | as a winter Barley.] UM 
seed, three quarters of a rood having produced in the | produced only six weak ears. s, whilst the ой 16 averaged ————————— ү E-- 
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cwt. of seed, sold in ^ d for 112. 4s. | about 28 eve at 40 grains each (not extraordinary). R ebi гір 8. M. "m 
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piti of the farm 9t 936, though the annual rent and 
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iienaa lies in [= с oriant facts, that there is | (to whieh itis here put) of calculating from it acre- of, tee iter ue gis before the are and dS 
no charge for labour, this béing discharged by paupers, able produce ] This was sown at the end of August, Socie ed 9 ed (evel 
dr у otherwise idle; that-all the produce is with our main breadth. The stubble is reserved for the of the teeth of fige animals, by Jum 
ў that Janure, exceptin9 а small portion of | inspection of any one who may doubt the correctness of rofessor of Cattle Pathology in d p Veteri 
pelih р peat fos одон а de айма (which is this statement, We also sowed а small plot last July, College, Published by order Society 
alone sufficient for nourishing the crops) is bought. The | which pro vor productive in a Jie, ar rlative degree, with Е and Co., bt T Е How. А EU 
icultural mastér, who has effeeted all profitable | ears surpassing any we had ever before seen ; but un- | THe importance re subject here treated o 
Teturus by the very moderate labour of pauper men, happily the birds devoured p^ а notwithstanding it "а vindieation іп the eyes o ym eng ed e 1 
women, and children, receives but 8д/. a year wi AP. 1 sale pf, ppm, M 
rations, The Mangold Wurzel sold produced 56/. in Hardy ата Son, Maldon, Essex, August 30. ох & new, work upon н» атш. inform: 
eash ; pow 2il. ; and се upwards of 40, А Disease in W'heat.—1 beg to direct your attention to | pre esent date, is plain to all. who are 
donkey and a jennet have been kept for market a nd|the enelosed ears of Wheat, and should feel much altered all the indications of age have 
other sd but the eost of keeping thenris incon- | obliged if you ean inform me of the cause of their sin- | case of our do зн ы imals b 
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І ошу wonder at the apathy or the pre es which | aċres in my oecupation, and nearly one-fourth of the 1 
+ the guardians opu A bed le mg y nbn erop is in in same state as the dé ears. Тһе | exhibit "a "tlie external ku ав ге MA 
ich has beeu | Wheat was sown on the lst SENA in the present | weight, and general development, e they " 
fonum : orüne in Ennis. year, of the kind known as Nursery Wheat, after | do at three or even four years old, wii a 
*orthy and other unions. Where there is a supply of Turni nips fed off in the vines the field having been | in advance of their former indications in i ti 
ready labour, why not apply it in the best maùner?| ar ained in the spring of 1 The soil is um s „ге upon the, whole; and their sin wich Pr aa DN 
From Enniscorthy many of the best specimens of indus- | 5bout 6 inches in depth, Я e^ the rock, with ia flesh, mi ce of a The tables A xm 
trial manufactures were exhibited in Dublin at the of clay between each bed o A few days fer gives results of riore than 2000 observans 
Crystal Pa and obtained prizes. The farm Ше Wheat was in bloom we feng а suecession of cold eina istrative of this. Mas аге M dogs 
roduetions are equally creditable to thè Enniscorthy | frosty Өе; апа 9 would ask if the frost acting on the ENTITION OF THE ÜX. I 
n. Why is not a self. supporting system more the | immature grain whilst in a soft and pulpy state, would воа 3 
"object of attainment by all persons concerned in the | be likely to. produce the singular appearance they now | The ов апі " causes 
f A pr . The ears labelled No. 1 present the most usual favouring development. 
at ustry to ma per locali : EE ^ уга Months. 
ds it neglected and unused? ` But, is the Enniscorthy | Many which contain two grains in а husk, as those 9 Pwo reme 29 
Agricültural Farm à perfect model 7 No,— the | marked No. 2 ; whilst some, like No. 2, seem to show а ~ 3 Fou ө! 
stringent Poor-law rules auge 9t no ir er I remarkable tendency, after the first grains уегесђескей) 2 9 Six z 8 Я 
most erre, willing: laboure in their growth to develope others. ' I haveneverbefore| 3 3 Eight aC 2s 9E. 
dig and tre li he ground, төй куйы All the ibd př seen any Wheat in the state like those I now forward DENTITION оғ THE BH ӘнБЕР. 
it, have по у ЧАА 85 beiter meal than that which is | {0 W. Salway, Newnton, Tetbury, Aug. 26.. [ Your | тугра ДИЕ 
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е tó! the: miost'worthless птн on the premises j| V heat is aflected by." Katcessiden, pueyles;or peppet- | Тіна OR Bakit Durrio 
master has no powerof giving it. Not having the | Corns. ” lf you crush one of those black grains, moisten | Yrs, Моп Yrs, 
disposal of апу rewards o i in ducements for labour,|it and leave it for a while i jm the warm sunshine, you, 1 0 Central pair of tempo- 
; | де y motives for action, will # will find, on mieroscope, that "v а а mm 
/ aud ingenuity for | mass SE е пац shaped animaleules, which Lu Second раје а 
j b$ some | besos movement, uon pan тії. to and fro 1 like 2 З Third pair |. ,, 
dsy and E ese о many snakes" You experie extraordinary | 3 О Fourthpair 5 n 
"& | only as pm great Pei eri DENTITION « ОЕ THE Pr. 
p А in your crop. It is not unfrequently met | ^ iners м шше | Twelve 
Corre ondence. with, but not in such large quantity. -The | KU WAEM qwe | Medi: 
bio uet re "I UR fro m a journey |animaleule is called Vibrio Tritiei. The } шш шшш ы-ы 
l ау bi Che А Ще Nori and. с. following is Professor Henslow's aecount Fetal {пе тв «та : д 
T ings t Yo : cR Кам эйе us est | of it :— When а sound grain of Wheat mem € жй: м 1 central| 8. central 8 central| 4 
E ire, in whole of this — is sown by the side of one infested with E dii & lateral 
T found the vibrio, the young лар, which springs. Permanent incisors A et тое, 
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Реон Е ples into the earth, im thence into the [Total in both jaws 
маа very benv erop. EVE e c е, young corn. Th lly as within the ste 
aT duci laden. -Turnps show a little sbri- | till they reach the ovule (or young state of the ) in | of 
. velled in the leaves, and in some places ri reca the flower bud bef 
: tiens severe 1 энеди the ced pes ower bud, even re th shown itse 
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iey grow very rapidly, soon Mn ni a large number of | developments indicated in eh anio 
8, an di as questioned the | instances could be given in wh 
oses the жрм by judges for 
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The young are hatched in pum в" РР 10 days Mfr t ie hee v r? animal, when 
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M an inch дене and the j; of an inch in dimit, I | elusive as to their 
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num "чиреге угыз A found in a single grain has ever been | interest to the 
but а slight ediediedón wi ел that not less | The remaining parts of 
| ма еч 000 of the young might be —Ó in a mode- | deseriptive, and 
rately sized urain of Wheat, Mr. Bauer seems to think | attention of the read 
t ro бу in the course | trast between 
of a season, The curious cireumstance which | Simonds on the den 
and | observers have Pac in the economy o of this animal,| “ Ре аге few questi 
and which I have had an opportunity of fully verifying, | mfluenee upon the succes т 
| wonderful sses of retaining its 
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