554 
necessity of good healthy se eed to produce a he aaithy 
. All co 
quite free of their 
THE AGRICULTURAL GAZE 
then ‘a disease propagated by seed in the second | 
TT E. 
| peculiarity attendant on its Apan 
to per: 
[Aueust 16, 1856. 
Foroan with every attendant symptom 
duced 
The inference is, Py ond that a great desidera- 
tum in modern fz gis a more careful selection 
were ogre heathy “at m 
ry ip e he lower were ‘completely chloro- 
tized a Ther 
of seed, or the procuring of it from pres rs Wor thy 
pA 
and intell 
lti + 
the kind. Wien under marke 
tation, and without a ‘ingle cay aks of ability 
except worldly cunni ng, we hav n the profits 
= attempt som 
a We have our- 
e one or two young 
thing of 
deficiency of repu- 
prr 
uite clear t 
Pine previous year. were in deed 
th pron s and pistils in th 
but pathos ge 
partic 
er at perfection, and n 
icle of of eblorophyl was visible. 
_ The mis schief 
ht att 
nl EEN a ce and 
make it his 
char an 
pera poste nity gh substantial th who 
b 
eee i pla 
would still a 
from ek t toa thie, or as in a sp ecimen 
before us, to th 
usiness to grow the bes geen 
uld | s 
peculi 
has had 
suffered mate 
lit 
a seeds a for the ke He co 
mand alm e -h 
fore us, to a hal 
is due most probably to favourable circumstances | 
which would not vn in field culture. 
However this we have at least a 
certain pro be 
ey a purpos 
wise in 
fn} Ii 
4 
e, 
oof vira iR ma; 
fact which reason anticipates and 
n imal pathology renders 
more probable. It was idani pretty clear 
that the Lanc aie ` Oats, which originally came 
d 
DE 
anı 
stock, beca 
duced them w was free, 
while 
all, he mus 
att aot = nteary distant fields “sowed Sob the 
ere equally diseased. e have 
sider, from 
ieat. 
is the 
na ER and not only B 
e the present year 
| he akea not pena his hion Ss Barley as well as 
a acne 
we have now 
PRESENT APPEARANCE OF THE CROPS. 
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS. 
aad a 
The aio season ” has - been ei: for the 
Th 
e om in som 
’s experience, wW. 
oa ethaps sulphate 
ens tit is so in 
of 
in the 
a case >see 
erv the Wheat looks like 
E tal. Oa ati ahah teers 
a full average examined 
ing that T ever recollet, Wo hed hig e had azn in winds rindo sodap nee 
COUNTY. WHEAT, | BARLEY. | OATS. BEANS. PEAS. GREEN CROPS. HARVEST. NAME. 
> | 
S Fine full crop Good Sound re Promisin; Se eskan ri |K. Murray, Tain 
eavy Good Good Good | an X Mid f Sept. |J. Ma ckenzie, M.D., Bilenach 
Average CC. ae a aoe Sins Improv: ing Middle pe Sept. d. MacDonald, Huntly 
Over average Over average: |; sere . Very pameng: End of August |J. Hamilton, Forres 
Indifferent Good OMS ec, 9G pee Fai September s W. Smith, ee 
Ordinary Ce 4 om. hes i Middle of Sept. |A. Bell, Mon 
Full average Excellent Over average Over average a SON T olvill, Chance Inn 
Average Near average Full average Full average Inferior September 1 - Eadie, Strathearn 
Avera Under average Average AET Unequal September 1 N. Veitch, Kingho 
Average Bul uey ; late Good Indifferent September 8 irdner, Hamilton 
Average verage Gee hee Serge re Hardly average September 1 innie, Swansto 
Fair; short extent a. Crew: goki Ininim T u Improving September 1 . Melvin, Ru 
Fin Aie laid Very fine Healthy ; late End of August pe, 
Good Full average Under average Late; inferior End of August i ENa 
Average Various Under average Improving September 8 .. Ralston, Lagg 
Good Magai ein. Good ; late September 10 i Stalker,” Galashiels 
Over average ra, Over average nder average September 8 . Brodie, Selkirk 
Over average Average Full crop Not average End of Angust rs FL ogg St. Boswell’s 
Good Very good Good ery irregul September 1 . Wilson, Edington 
Under average Average Average verag September 8 nat a inme Hall 
G Fullaverage. | ws. arious September 10 . Little, “Langholm 
Avi Good a t Under average September i. H. McClean, Stranraer 
Full average Large crop Deficient Good Good Partial End of Angust |J. Grey, Dilston 
me well; thin Good Good Good Good Very, good Midja. of Sept. |W. By Gloves, Neworete 
good ' good j Very good PEN siji Late son, Swa 
3 “Gear Good Good E TT ON O Various . Donald, Carlisle 
alee Various; late Average Average Rielinas E T s+ 2 aaa i S. Rigg, Wigton 
o 3 - — Good pass Teises Various E August E Gih me a ge 
: p verage Average verage ‘ Good; late E f A st |G. Smith, Penrit 
DURHAM ..s.ssn.|  Goodaverage | Good ood Good Middle of August |R. B. Dixon, Darlington 
Light Good Bad September 1 |G. Bell, Durham 
erag | _ Average Average Look well Middle of Sept. |G. Crotton, Kimblesworth 
WESTMORLAND ...... Over average | Over average Full average Good nd of August 
Average Full averag Under average | sesse Late ugust 26 J.C Cosel, Kirkby Thore 
Generally ‘ull Full Good Promising September 1 W. Key, K. Lonsdale 
Looks well ice oe ee, Cee Average September 1 J. Robinson, Warcop 
LANCASHIRE........... Over average Good ood Very good Irregular September 1 |F. Twining, Wigan’ 
Good; rusted Very good Not average Good Promising August 25 |J. Patterson, Ulverston 
Good Good Good Good Good End ot August |M. Saul, Lancaster 
Various; improved Good Good Very good Various End of August |G. Drewry, Holker 
Abun Very good Average Good Middling End of Ao t |R. Robinson, Garstang 
YORK Thin; much improved Good Various i te September 8 |T. Parrington, Redcar 
Ave Very good Bare average | 0 wee Various September 1 —, Leyburn 
Hardly average Average Good Very good Very good August 22 W. Tyas, Askem 
Fair average Fair average Average Good mising End of Ai Horsfall, Otley 
Quarter under aver. (3) vnga Wh. 1G ncaa Good Promising End of August Oldroyd, Barnsley 
Rather under Abundant Good Luxuriant Very good End of August |H. Briggs, Wakefield 
Thin Good Middling Promising End of August |P. Stevenson, Thirsk 
5 AY Full Average Average Late September 1 . J. Turner, Richmond 
LINCOLNSHIRE ...... Average Very: good age Good Not good. August 20 . B. Colton, Newark 
Under average Very good Late August 23 . Sharpley, Louth 
e an RE as A Promising Angast md . Sowerby, Grimsby 
Average asenon PE Good V. Hesseltine, Brigg 
Ty Good Excellent First rate Third aot in E AiE . Clarke, Long Sutton 
Fair yield access Late Avgust 25 N. Wingate, M. Rasen 
Not good Good Hurt by fiy August 15 . Young, Coddington 
Average Very good Very good August 18 Walton, Clifton sat. 
Average Not average ateh: August 15 Buckley, Normanton 
Good Good August 14 Stafford, Marnham 
Fair y August 14 , Mansfield 
ery good Middle of Sept. . Swaffield, Ashbourne 
= Baar Very good End of August 2 Spora ee 
ull a Very good End of August . Palin, iF 
Full ood nd of August |H. Tipping, Warrington 
Excellent Luxuriant A 23 . Owen, Tarporley 
Healthy September Sains pag 
iddlin August 25 V. Min! Drayton 
Good average misin: August 18 . iene le dion. 
Good Favourable Angust 20 . Aston, Ashley 
eee, eee heen Unfavourable. Senei Johnson, Tu 
Short Pie Late End of Angpe Young, Keele 
Very good Yaar goed Gd date ot Angnst Daag eg 
ery Vi ood arious Mi of . Noel, 
Good sii Under average Mialo of Angna 'Townshead, Stoney Stanton. 
Good od Good Augo 16 V, Fancourt, Empinghem 
Good - Partial Various 14 . Smith, W ymond 
Good Good EIO v.C N. W: 
Indifferent Good an age J. Hill, on 
Not average Good wii arious ona gust 10 |T. Brown, Pets riäge. 
Fair Very good Vario’ pee! 3 “goa poate 
ae Good Good. Turnips failed August 20 |G, Edwards, Fram 
Good Overaverage | ery good Indifferent i4 |J. G. Cooper, Branfield 
sy 2 (1) If the: weather continues. 
Jay 90% r have made hours, in is — August 8, 
i 30 to Angust 7, Meri mpera astonishing. progress, tae meo A the last 24 and much of the App aes A ie 
grains by nearly one-third than they 
