250 
for the master to pay a part at ** many 
required by the servant. The oatmeal i 
every two or three months in e e as best 
suits the conveniency of both parties. Th ngs 3 
dail d always new from 
gi the I 
winter vam there happens to be a great soareity a pokaali 
this 
yi en receive 
e ploughm 
The Potato ground i 
money in 
s manured by ‘on 
farmer, and also receives mes — as may 
be necessary, while the plo 
and hand-labour. 
u 
a 
ears back the so uction of the 
crop ite Bay it impossible for the ken to fulfil 
a “question of reducing the wages of farm 
s has been 
F 
en be small in 
arm of 240 acres, where four or 
may 5 employed, =a reduction 
er oun’ 8l 104. per and this, 
ficant sum to the master, ld be 
seriously felt. by the ee 
d in = ihe foregoing statemen 
ears 
o 
Pre | 
EN 
uen umes 
the whole 8 bargained, and matters 
little to him ae the food thus e be 
* or low 
he Scotch _mode of paying wages 
partly in 
kind ” has m. erron eom 
jo ean com- 
men, whose annual allowan 
si was —— for their wan ts, were v = 
h 
a in consequence of the hig 
to pay yii what they bought in. 
men, on the con 
rese: 
to increase, by w pounds thus 
e sum total on the Credit side of the 
ities, 
— and the 
good oaten aner 2 dae supplied; the cattle well 
lit 
n to a ay lbs. ; 
ed 
pene pate apie 
increased in pro 
the population ; demand necessarily 2 for a supply, 
ng and incites the findin 
. acceptin of Gt, fe ths Eed, 
pound out of tho rents of thei 1. ‘i leavi 
— 
Irish cattl more obtain 50s. e 
ſor his fatted the p than he could get 8s. per bus 
for his Whea ices are not more | 
than half those, R d 
or meat, | 
e my experience durin E| 
he first es ot Octobe last, 2 re up 16 beasts 
„ fate ten; they th 
ier tw 
by young stock, 
tent judges, 
of the heifers to 
estimated weight, an 
the smallest of the heifers (esti. 
and for which 5/. 58. 3 n th 
highest offer), t h a killed for my own u hen cut 
up, I placed a hind quarter in the Salen 8, and found it 
so that this" butcher would have had 
26s. per cwt., besides fat, hide, head, in- 
an While my b 
English r culate m 
the value of the dung. 
conclusion, what Irish farme: 
rates grow Turni 
better to run the ch 
9 Cork, Feb. 
ON n N n OF MEAT. 
Bs, the kingdom of Gre: 
r of even black Potatoes 
a point of 3 
of the con eration a national object in the * 
litical eco 
nomy. Food i 
+ 
"5 
c 
The 
raised to the t top of the highest scale 
rior quality, and that value has 
r 
portion to the 
ing of the means of 
catio 
In 
The 
e effort i is exert 
THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
— if * similar to what we are now receiving in Tonan; 4 which produce few Grasses, and mostly „o 
d An could no drai 
Where such 
money 6} per 
3 20, 
soils are wet 
now afforded Ar the Government oans of 
cent. 
a Puls: 
of a 4 Braco and one of 
events that are recorded in bg annals of the 
Progress 
ractice of cultivation — 
im 
azingly inereased. ; 
to build the super- 
structure, and the aay of it must be continued, to 
support 
rt the constantly 
tions, eign ee pan. pF at that Nee dry food 
and stra 
an n e comparison w 
and the useful N that is ge ae y the mse 
of the esculent materia The 
inf i mife 
ithou responding. re 
afforded ; both ers. * * quality become requisite 
to u seg old and m an enlarged an 
car 
creasing quantity of the opera- 
— 
and improved 
earth being the basis on which every human 
the firs 
erted, the first attention must be directed to 
the condition a its oe of produc 
n means 
sources. The Sapa aaeh 
best owl 
to the 
tion, 
for the W of its ro- 
uses, 
modern kn altivation, is the most 
pee hey eng in order that the quantity — ike be 
inereased bo th of deine and vegetable food. After the 
