JawvanY 14, 1865.] 
THE GARDENERS' 
— AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
37 
more tban he had himself paid or 
quitting s Agde 
t be content, on quittiog ers ve ci x 
ед - pe same ө principle as ех hay an and straw, 
c te m fro e produce of t m, as 
ourselves a Dav ve bad t the benefit е and then we may fairly ask | 
for the latter portion of EM resolution, that w тре! һе 
aid for the їпогезлей v e of the manure by the u se of | 
Рагсћаве food, w upon | 
lain: 
ion of the farm on entering, and again on 
r Provides for i - шй тог prevent a tenant, who under this 
ad - 
Кесе € red upon а farm in bad 
po condition, n а 
e case, leaving it in the к 
had en nda 
T uq reri an me 
This will | progress аб first w 
upon 
omewhat mo I entered 
my — at "Michaelmas, found. upon ita rick of | 
f dung i in жт 
Whea 
i ollows :— 
12 acres to Ma ЭЖ and Sw edes on which I 
1 КА da 
2. Dr rainage.—My draining was carried on simul- 
| taneously with my other work — the > 
=: first got on swimmingly by havi 
parts o 
— cutting nt drains thro 
ork beca e laborious and e 
5 
A for it w 
" 
n т faster t] n I could find 
all ag 
tbe very thing which P n: be the Me sem 
nst; and as agreem а: when settled ( TUE wil n 
to guard agai її as well as to new es, the оссарі 
of anything the produce of 
ing.—I concur in 
in 
and i applie gree 
that A quitting t the у Жез sbaj be so left 
the in-coming tenant - plant half the arable land 
zem white straw crops, have one fou Mhi n Clov маа апа опу 
I would them en 
si дош ve. disposed to include 
he management the 
i ові the feathered ga. rtt 
а shall pu гирён cottage accommodatio 
shall determine what c 
tutes sufficiency? One тей pounds will not ра y for the 
— of a cottage with three bedrooms, пера карр ply of 
» hovel, pigstye, &c., all which are into 
i 
One great object ould be to provide such 
A the custom 
their farms 
of pedes sh 
t nants as will 
uniary 
ot se a little field P1 3 acres to Week 
мча have to buy bread),.all of which І dr 
tirely at | $ 
nett: wh 
t (that I might no 
ssed with stib | 
маста кр wand p 
Ж, $ d ees 1 
and heifers, and som 
These I selected with 
good pe^ 
zë ji 
I g 
breodi of Short iei Herefords, and y oed and have 
no doubt that pes our best at most sheltered farms, 
under suc ch culture as I have intimated, they m ay be 
pec 
inducement yet to do о! therwise, and bua feeling that Kgs were 
, because their predecessors had vts same. 
The fo Orm of нанети ча appear аа е y чт 
erald last week is Cn ү to meet this туте A 
г . пора 2 publication will elicit suggestions which 
de 
men! 
upon those resolutions will not assist Lord Lichfield in 
the object he has in v; 
сап afford, and an allowance of oilcake aud something | ; 
ood besid 
GE well mend уп, sih a little 
ection and c: n show a 
койы improvement, and tell you that it is en to take 
themto market, anda few pair of handsome three yearsold 
sg 
m bw bets 
e 
bl 
ot price. I had besides, I must confess, a considerable 
5 
AT arth Wal чри; 
m 
атуу 
з "nm m 
Farmers! тарен 
LONDON : Subjec 
m ра be rper to ine the ated Scotch br eeds, |J 
uch as the AA Ur med fetch the highest КЕ in 
rance, 
the Londo on mar urse judgment, persev 
ts for Discussion in 1865.— 
February 6.— Middle Class Edaention,— Proposed by 
Mr. Edmunds, Rugby 
T ме: ee Breeding a 
and Management of Pigs.— |: 
G. Stearn, 
Brandeston, Wickham 
April: sahe Management of i Land.— Professor | 
Coleman, 150, Leadenhall Street, 
May 1 — The importance of ceni and а Covering to 
the Farm and the Homestead.— Мг. J. Bailey 
Denton, Woodfie ld, 
С ^w vation. si dard m not allow meto go m 
and i e to say t ые 
of the "e year I had nerd the farm into a i3 
se of cultiv ation, and on the highway to a 
ing 
had no ted s the land be 
exhausted, had thought, the erops nerd much 
better than 1 bad calculated u upon. My m hd "a 
November 
in the Rur 
Biddenbam, Bedfo 
December 4.—The Breeding and Management sof | da 
Cattle. =M r. Т, Duckham, Baysham Court, Ross. 
hire. 
А Silver Cup, 
Pt е: awar 
during t 
Stevenage. 
6.— ue Management of Benefit Societies 
нетер но Howard, | m 
— ду, the Committee for the best 
£ . Mem unable to attend 
i nr Жөн e invited to d Armes infor 
upon them. "Their letters will be handed to 
of the value of not less than 10 guineas, | 
per 
т мерт of the subject to X teleri is 
Tke discussions will commence at half-past 5 o det 
Р.М. Тһеге (аге no meetings in January, June, Jul 
August, September, or October, ioter 
CAERMARTHENSHIRE: Ent a Farm 
ntry to n Wales. 
ка following capital illustration of this Аме actual 
as given 7 ey at а late meetin, 
of this Club. Т beg you to sup e E 
years аро I took to and entered u , Say here, 
iu the vale of Towy, if you please, upon i 
genial -— 
n Ин at the rate 
and with it my pow of extended тапап! ing, ms iig 
M ta to discontinue the higo use а artificial 
, to wbieh-I aj ix а peek esort. ML 
ry эы and salon. of s aoi increased i 
|же proportion. Fifty addi E had bro 
ued as 
— oft 
T 
arable land under a мект course hes 
{а “ы 
and h e far m 
luxuriant and fine in quality don "he tritani 
-| na capi 
y 
winter X master," 
ere T of | daily мае k баон 
ttle of 
І m a li re in detail my mode great 
cultiva atic а р-р "it. ot my cria ia is done in r^ autumn 
n 
rly inten na Epio I 
Mol». y 4 in р dy an 
vere tag wisten and do == agen 
of Coleman's cultiv: ы 
ugh кор land but once, and that 
p! 
th 15 
Du ring the cold dull d 
aconte ыы and cheerless occupation. I peche me fi 
to m eal as th 
t is, John," I re PE And I felt 
y feet € but le 
^ PPM 
ie dert the distante ; eed 5-0 - 
my boys, the allowance will be here presently, and wi 
." "The water, кор " the A... above a certain levi 
yed dow n to a 
; which: 
the 
А to umm 
ree-horse po 
y drained, 
ogey m ер ^i and, to 
too formid able and expensive an 
де е pired eight lease. This 
I stated E to X! landlord, an could to per- 
ing 
suade hi 
"ét. Iu 
admirably the draining І had done answered, 
тайт эн арин ntit wi рч his estate to accom 
He тердей. tat the y least idea, when he 
ves that, with 2 
Mr ad uo wp & pul e А, dairy, "I must 
my fortune, and ор i drin it myself. I pointed 
out to him some of the qme farms in wretched 
Bari Е са and ass him that бея were 
i min: P^ pable of 
hat a 
eda 
не me the farm, 
improve it. Het ought me rather 
€ to effet the e m of the boggy meado 
ot feel at all dis, est his mone; 
Fr WM d at length rem ved between us that I must drain 
-—— "n i As wou m Tor шу 
Mei in. thes Bor "T. "addit ional sheds, for I had been рр #5 to all 
kinds of tem contrivan "rper 4 А Шон реперов 
=> gave me, at the same time, a signi he should 
orf а considerably in n m rent = t the j| ex чече 
е the farm я! 
"Nothing, then, it apie to me, 
than two conclusions, „Тһе first i is, 
b | 
- security of a lease; and the second i Ba be it would 
landlord had be 
ta M MEG more plain 
that it would have 
tal and requisi ltaral information are the 
desiderata for Welsh farms, as they are indeed the 
great pa f farming everywhere; and that such 
men should be ted to the soil by proper security 
h 
and tenure, for, without that, they cannot be e 
invest their money, and will not do it. 
Ф 
of the Agricultural 
ourer Й: аа Hone: By E. W. Moore, 
Coleshill, Simpkin, Marshall, 
This address, delivered at a € of чу оне 
[rte Club, was referred to at,the time in these 
РЕ 
of bou ual " d sols 
t tent, ing from near the 2 thai 40 ү ы Ppr A e and or fine мау. After ne у Barley | | columns. Mr. Moore, who spoke at the un 
{о the top of the hill i| A analy hiro э. good plant of Clover Жо.» and ihe cnd | meeting of the M npe Society on the 
bottom = м "About а eed of it int of the following May ог begin ning of I cut s n of the Ботай ral 9 
Ъорру ; ы ly very e 20 acr s a heavy crop of Clovor hay of near 2 tons an acre educat of agricultu bourers, 
; about 140 acres iy M rhe s med of t the hin. m (crop No. 3), and then  feed-off the after-growth ; | and m then menm: ss with such warmth Mr. 
Was tolerably clean land, but i but f sometimes manure and cut a second crop as heavy as the | Acland, has done well to [publish ure 
draining ; and the i таей I lime my Сыек ша E ember, but oniy with ore, in order that ant e the T 
Bod dress e or four Acre, ап imme- t " 
a - -— tous, and nearly covered ју furze and Tat plough for the Wheat or Oats (crop No.4) If for | tion of the labourer may be fully known. His assertion 
v 30 and the nd meadow were the | autumn sown Wheat, I turn the fi w ali Mri or| at Agricultural 
only parts that form E not had under dibble in tho твой оо We рыена EN dT - M4 к Society t c educated at our parish 
corus The 140 acres had Soter sil peri Пу broken wp 852407, preter om hftingor produos, Iti wild caso Го. а | schools both beyond and below their future life—beyond 
"er et лий hat we usually term | land fine, as for Barley, апа — about dto ushels per - нит oa - it is of service to tbem to 
х, ie Marth к m y when they leave they 
was 2007 а уш. zem this fi кзз a emper ve ey gn fifth crop or shift. seeond yonr, and M tel xc Aat g: EHE dA ie 
for more than 1701. S Unt d n Е гез let | jr light О, ng more frm, I RA e d put in autumn ың гаа жар tely to. eni Mr. foindor; 
10:4 granting 4 'ears, I - T or ҮЛ yes A hea: ade with great vehemence, was he had hoped 
of med p s йор x little for the тне м manuring ie g Yd pe e Wa QE. po a liia that it as understood — was not for the pur- 
2. g o! e . Ъе 1 
course. ^ I had, of h hat organic matter still better tools 
М well looked over the farm before I agreed for it, шогына a ek d trig ану. acidity there may be | hedgers and ditchers, but better men and bee ed 
examined its soils and the capabiliti The м Чия NEPE nonn with heavy | goul rather than the body needed ion, and it was 
-— se Proremania, and fel сабе satisfied from тапаар, and goos the sum Met от,вое оће ает course | to awaken the soul not to drill the body that 
capital tit would ae acia but increases in — d can m pnm out а feld, for example, | sch р | Ў 
management and s which Тен dered would, with that bas been going the Кени ене р фонды both by Mr. Moore and = Mr. Acland; but in our 
Ces and economy, y, help m. me e. I ought e ve e vi LE of Clavar o наа ч opinion Mr. Moore's ch of the бо. 
for the undertaking, so that my largest crop of Wheat I everreaped. They were, of course, mere both cases— 
