748 
THE. AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
(Nov. Nc 
with | to tlie aere. This € m i2 days in the atmosphere, 
.;draw pd the scale 
id 23 њаз s 5 throe 
aste ted i sack 
e o Ань чй with first а "pets of steamed food, then 
Turnips : or oth veing wd it эзе 
ha: 
r roots 
орва! &traw'is given to the the fattening, and me 4 ja ка * 
ё dai The thre Xe sue in ed Е - urther, à 
nd aid ag bats — are тереа "Y^ | before Ње fire zm two hours, 2 lbs. 
me 3 
2.63 
| rapal He went awa у, practised it successfully. 
| тэл: ат testimony in print n авир меа arg Å s 
| nal, vol. viii, Part 2), that of this 
vwé Grasa migh 
prese: 
Bran 108lbs: cin Jay; the whole of which are ea 
o farmer, I hav 
e who dose. | en ons €: 
e took = care to examine as to its truth 
was соп 
experimen m 
pee ve to Asparagus, 
өы, апа the whole. P ld Cabbage 
shing nstane 
acd "n amd 
enlist him 
58 5 
w was mea 
very m 
~ 
di. and standing much thicker on the gro 
tlemen A have no belief i in 65 tons of rans 
ne even in pus 
fal опе. e numerous Mi 
of that T, иде A Garden | of my Italian 
„Italian —1t ит san me to find е lf in a | in pat yea 
battle vide Mr. Beale Browne ePi my few e New T her the ениб ас = 
їп the Gardeners’ Chronicle without Moog he | It T Чай I will forfeit Ap 0 i "Sor Charity ; if I 
was taking A e in the dispute about the — | кйсй I will take up nly, and py m. а 
ы before Е publie in the s | the agricultural w Ае ап stimony of 
rie e en ruth; he is as fully convi insed 6 of |: may be done upon Tei, acknow wledged p. Reas bad 
the ity o d бае the he equivalent in Grass of іп TS "us desperately poor. I have no st 
ads of erae it ean | no liqu pes, no experience in ma 
i Dod land, | land inii men taken the farm at Michaelm 251953, and | 
in eder 
aud erdinarily retentive) that will inform e herein April last. I may fail from злу орле! 
igent e the practice, | —bad health, bad seasons, ignorance of the mode of. 
an pe I am so too, anaging the 1:nd; I ean use "fa iem but cannot com- 
man; o ag eln 
we were walking and talking | mand success, SM is with Him 
> et, а wi im|Ih serve. 
s? and | with g eaten up with rabbits spina sieh 
e almost еуегу I must fence for my experiment, so shall under- 
the discoveries made up |t but all slice, ^ Fifty tons of Grass i 
d k- what was|the equivalent of 90 tons of mud S I must 
said to Dr. Jenner when he introduced vaccination д) be eontent to start with 40 tons. take uad 
relieye the sufferings of almost every individual born | opportunity of stating that I have den at 
—— world, was m not hunted do n almost ie. " | sent. to sho persons should a ttim 
wild beast ! hat of gas, so beneficia 1—"was not | and. be disappointed. The A cd e A cho 1, will 
gas to liave blown up the world ere his? At all eventa netten to g TEMA e spring, when 
Londo n consumed lo! Lago. notice of its.a e rs "i the ju shall 
h vast Ut | be. given in as ue чашай ын: William Dickenson, 
Ра 
ДЕН p ё ot NGON, Hants. 
rm, by А e the most. еш ге. —1 had occasion; тр. wg prestet 
relieved, and of the Cr uin system of town drainage, muni- 
eetion—was | cate the results chemi 1 схуд 
апу іса mad 
b uas of. үт уч йү, Жы, by. dux gh a DC dr ascertaining the ageney EP certain 
recom ed oye deodorisers 
m 
rops | produce 
t 
about 2 о 3 ata or.199 
sa 
) tas rest t of the plants totally failed, ava рл 
of 
wa 
own ы 
o | has been caused b 
month 
"dd 
noticed ап ex traordina ary 
by us from-18 grains on 1 s 
6.pints of seed 
l:quart, equal to 18 quarters” T феде» and 
statute cg. andin eed.t 
е grew on 
production of Wheat 5 — 
batir ves — of E 
Er 
^" 
i 
ња, at 
of its extrenie thielciess 88, thou every grain was 
with strict meines and up 
У, more th 
striking. contrast. to those 
anden, 
influen 
inferior еди and which e 
of the squa e hav m Specimens of; 
inspection же our establishment if requested. 
Son, Seed- orren 
Corn Prospects ed пе Cornin s Yo. —Às some | 
in the price of. 
fe e efit of the lat t. 
to the ordinary consumption of Wheat ve fce 
| months of O mber, an and whieh;j 
in Britain to amoun ua а фе кедик half а 
sumption for this period is i 
Butthe extra demand at has bed. 
little or no effect on the — because deos 
t | had large stocks of old Wheat in the country, inadfion. 
to the growth of the last year—and the consuniption fam: 
ood between Michaelmas an эре: mes 
been taken out of the old stock ; this year, owing to: 
| the close с Up of all old dcn by both millers andı 
| bakers, and the na 
gin usual 
and weshal 
observation of. the ирин 'еогву! 
the. North of Franee, Lam: 
year is the largest And fine praece ien 
twe and isat least. 
ly eds nenrly double "he grow 
his ре во; notwi aec ита: 
{кү th 
find 
һа 
which immediate ой | substan mmended or employed ise i thi 
d of the globe to the other? who | е! fluid con from every house through | whilst the produce of Potatoes is 
it! who even now can understand it 1— still. glazed stone pipes of various calibres, and finally this year than it has been 
they were all impossibilities, they аге now all |duücted to n receptacle, called. а filter, | th been far less 
ir too marvellous to believe that үче d in a pl he west of the town, near to, but | the consumption of Wheat, of late years, 
he suffe: umanity should be diminished in so | below the level of the Epsom line of railway. Frequent increase: ilur 
: ronderfu step by step, that the population | éd ons had been made to the Sr уы Ky the solid reverse is likely to be the case. 
: should. hav e а manure, an nd many sch Yon ested for 1854. i Е 
~ should their separation from the great бус е sot which и О 
 imereasin; 1 held Eos ETE iade. ye attempt proved Fa rmers' Clubs. aes 
"7 A e vain—e s had to с med peat хром, Nov. 6.— Farm Buildings.— 7 pes 
. fourti чї though dt M deperit the sewage, and | Webster, оё: Malvern; introduced the he subject x 
every Кї g, permitted Y" water to pass through it.in а pellucid — visited nearly all-the best t 
m M UM state, yet "ану ses а Mat and fix the ammonia | in- England, Ireland, and: Scotland, | 
e | and other. valua matters, Dr. ы erson, of | quirements "of farmers in different rent loenliti 
| t| Glasgow, and Mr Wa ay; енйм, {һе Коуа1 Agri- ion. 
Ко кер кай; ыд established these leading facts, which | wide in the clear; and not less t 
ven Ъ 1 8, Pepe with peat that | walls, are са ' 
feel tiei to cultural Society, and pu НЫ: lv vudérinok for the Local of Health in 1853. | purposes, except that of 
in théir journal, Nu vi. Арта 2, page 575; to the, Professor Way has ntly announced that—** a gallon | ings are requi 
 Xorksh grieultural, and in their Journal i in 1945 of sewage taken at mid-day did not wegen enough solid | now pursued 
of Commons on to.admit of examination ;" апа again—“*a quantity of | suppose i 
Manure in dia look at page 46, solid matter was collected at the mouth of the | youn; 
answer 653 : 100 of the Grass to the | Croydon sewer ег by a flannel bag, then. drained as much | ing 
ibility upon which І doubted, and only | as for analy ammal, 1 foot for 
ү nts were copied into ар of | it only yielded ni 327 r cent.— equal to 394 of wi y 
] М farr journals. was kept| ammonia, m was a type of "ihe best result iwl can | may be. 
by publie notice to all n years, for | be obtained b "— of — = e assert | feeding be 
purpose of чиреге qd Beyond doubt this donini donet siue wh s been, attempted, in | adapted to it, the 
; nn it muet not be men in a society | order to produce „Ёз бл quive manus in апу | fittings. Тһе same 
degree approaching to. sound guano ; we ъа no | gratings for sheep 
t кайи i ying that if. nitre, - cdm or carbonate | interior fittings might be 
en.|of ammonia, or any other chemical, be combined | version of this ro 
sry wi MS solid етме. A E the shale, peat, | for sheep. In fact, in 
f арыу ar an aar рн uce so|should be paiga i 
t ^ mixed |stabling, you have but to partition 
the most trouble and could liotehi-poteh ofi greater. or te pe as the ease may be ; чечи. я "i dum cn е better, «to: 
i , and little likely mean челе, and ma 
the the. ho may be|each 
and Thick.—In a former 
nufacturer, or 
it into his land. J, T. ront, Non 10. 
weja 
