THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
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roduee these 
sometimes they are like this “of which I had 
two, but broke one in — it — * e); sometimes 
they ‘are quite small in ‘them, I 
little of either ! 
to-day she i 
ee with your own eyes su — 
you searce before? . 
have — the ee shelled egg without dee 
it, and it only w n 8 ity to become yours 
W. H. aving seen an abortive esg, shaped like 
an thar Hass with a con — in the 
— — ye at each end, which is 
— an egg a s it is possible to conecive, “the 
kind offer ot —.— put into 1 of this 
monsters eclined, 
wne to his son Edward, July 4, 
1670.—. The large egge with another lesser within a 
ich I sent divers yeares past u 
the Royal Societie. Thad before met with an egge within 
an nps as in a tur urkeys’ egges. I ba 
that kinn 
; * to explain my meaning in 
ints. But before I proceed, I = ia clear the way a a 
need con — min 
securely on og ee of the uprights, and thus Lines : 
secure fra The power of resisting the effect 
well ascertained of this Material. Tt 
hori- 
e ease, 
except as in all rura ements. 
odern Bread is worthless.—Firs a ie ‘will be re- 
membered, I oe that 3 of i 
union workhous S, r aen 
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stated also, in reference to the food of — and, I 
may add, of persons whose sustenance is chie bread, 
at “modern bread was worthless.” I procee 
reference to thesè 
lit e, and -refer to what I 
di 
kinds of Wheat. 
t of ie s bor 
modes of their . 
bearded Wheats, and at the is the 
Egyptian, under 8 mae of cultivation, or under 
whatever other circu 8, contai ore az 
msta 
matter than polled or hon- bended kinds; and conse- 
d elamation s p 
the commoner ease, 
ised þe eee proceeding with it 
discover the cause of so distressing an ev 
f | length I fixed it upon the food 
all perry 2 vation has con 
firmed — opinion. Wa fi 
ressed ersons, 
„with nice pap, —— tea, and sugar, and b eautifaly 
fine white deta ; look, examine, and taste how very nice 
itis. It the will of ra d that = infants should 
die, and * no chi ing eould sa Aung em; 
s could ames + go at a 
In 
ure 
meal, 
the e as those of — 
This = 575 food of — sided — be it re 
bered, t am referr hiefly to 
workhouse 
i hos ose, and 225 children as those. Bu 
a child live upon such food as that? Cannot a child 
ive upon the fine at wheate a bead, sugar, and tea ? 
, | Certainly it rig het . ee a dog; feed a Bon upon 
12 pap, and in eeks the poo 
r strong and he a before, w 
die exactly as infants will. p 
my meaning by an analogy, which, although 
pected it 
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— — humane 
u ng sa a statute of lunacy agai Now, pur- 
po ad us, 
At last I met yom sh s egge of that King whieh quently that bread made from the Egyptian and othe ing 1 ass upa 4 ch to manhood, 
I presented’ Royal $ Seto, having never before | bearded kinds, is more nutritious than the bread made tinted pr iinctpal ials a as necessary, namely, 
nor since met — from a m any N inds ; that ‘from the Egyptian carbon, azote, anà iim merry ‘without the hots of te 
strange productions are ‘almost piv gb in the is the best. I also maintain that all kinds red three man can neither bs built up nor patat but- for a 
ere A of ova in birds, as the unusual growth of | Wheat than very shor ra, but the chil I 
leaves on various of a — re indicative of the even if grown side by ee the same fel, “and! Heti the were deprived.of two of these re Feng how then 
plan upo e during their state cultivation be whatever heme [Willy u fa avour us could they live? It was impossible they could, and so 
of increase, principle of the formation of o t b authority; of which ir d inevita But how deprived 1 let 
birds is con the ith f in” tk tions ?] From thi us examine. Wheat contains these à i 
denser > within another mass of thinner White; it Will appear tha t I consider the intrinsic a of the carbon, gluten, and lime. The Gronton, in tli aty 
within a Almy ein, — — — shell. And if any E to be above all other kin nds, because it contains and wisdom, formed it of these three, intending it, no 
agent of over- at work in the bird's — ae nutritive properties and I consider, for the do t, to be the topa of man. But did the infant's pap 
frame, the same principle ‘tilt yee son; there are either same reason, that the intrinsic ‘alae ofall red Wheats contain them ? y not, or two of them 
two yolks, both inclosed within one film and one shell, is greater than that of all white kinds of Wheat, It is | minutely as to fender the pap w coop i. e. a mi 
which is ö h 
Aes Se rare] 
seen in tse me me a complete egg is . tained 
ha 
N= values of different kinds oi 
mockery of food; 
‘tracted from 
‘the lime ‘and glaten 
ng‘ been ex- 
the flour with which the brea made 
of- ‘it. 
e egg. The additional produce inithee — luten, or azotised matter, 
— oneei tris tlcone a r eal and one values, or, in a words, as — was ld 1 8 a mal tissues with, 
5. Twin c from one egg.“ IL have frequently pe of the numerous n „eon all ‘thi “from ams own food 
had cases of doubie-yolked “eggs producing bee azotised matter, called 3 und consequ U wat = feeds 115 pigs with them whieh could 
at S. F. W four chiekens two eggs, make the most nutritious bread. But I add, also, that the best of all others de withent Wem Some divines 
as well as its nutritive properties being the greatest, the persuade themselves, and endeavour to persuade others, 
Egyptian must likewise be classed among the wh t man has freedom of will; but if he have no 
kinds of Wheat, and which is another singular property freedom to aet wisely, he shows ften that he eer- 
are: of it. rT have uo personal Interest a let me also | tainly can act very ignorantly and foolishly But, 
the egg repeat that I h ive no 1 re- again, lime is made an ingredient e grain of corn 
that, on i the eg f yo rnal and the clearly for the purpose of formi nes of 
elease world this Very interesting” and beautiful’ kind of Wheat, which feed upon corn ; but „again, 
healthy, ful kens; that I believe it is the most profitable to be tlie lime from und meal of Wheat, since i 
te Ebrington, in eester- grown, as well as the most nutritive of all the known in the bran and ‘pollard almost alone, and no portion of 
shire, Mr. William had a black Bantam kinds. But whoever cultivates it must do 80 on the which is suffered to remain in t ed flour. 
cock and ben hatched from one egg. They | prineiple which I haveadvocated for all kinds of Wheat, food, therefore, should those infants deprived of 
lived, did well, and bred, and I was going to buy | tha jaib shiut seed it thinly, and by no ‘means to ex- | their ‘mothers’ mi bee 2? for this is the 
2 but when Mr, K.’s 3 was done away with, | ceed 2 pecks an acre, and every grain should be planted important inquiry. nly in a great part with 
t oa f euriositi l separately. I myself intend not to exceed yy peck, and cow’s-milk, for this contains in it, though in an inferior 
indeed w we es ; and my — for not having this 1 soa echo it in land as y in this „ all the substa f other; but 
at fi not ‘expecting. a | neig! ndeed, land can hardly 5 I mik is, of „the le food for infants, the 
N against them, I. delayed, not e has been without manure for 20 or | milk of the ass next, and then that of the mare; but 
knowing exact! to place them, and ul | 30 years. Fava sb far cleared the way, I now explain each of the in the abe J 
of contaminating my silver birds. ften put double- why I consider modern bread to be Tt Mie am a for, namely, carbon, yo as it — also 
yolked eggs under hens, but have not yet had ‘one be admitted, 1 believe, i that the ‘Stamina of agrieultura called, th ing prin á 
hatehed to ae There are many La- of monsters feed chiefly substance 3 to the gluten in i Wheat and a the 
in that way i e Manchester School of Medicine, | on bleached bread, — many years has been, wae still i is, fibrin in the flesh of animals, and with which all the 
se ag ee ere in every stage o 1 d g. The men ‘have diminished in size, their | tissues of the bodily frame are constructed and re- 
is, specimens most cleverly chee, and mo ulde bones are smaller; pein are not strong sa athletic, | paired ; and lime, with whieh the olid parts of 
some sort of osition. should say you as formerly, and are «subj to many more ma- the body namely, the bones. But the infants I am 
— liberty to notice the two chickens from one egg. ladies, -steh as hernia, &c,, whieh indicate a dimi- referring ~ were fed upon carbon only; and as well, 
K. told me last week r has one nr nution of natural strength and . All ob- therefore, we might expect a house to stand inst the 
hen now eee the twin parents. W. H. H.“ servant persons, who -liv on remark | peltiog of The winds and storms, when built of brieks 
é se facts ; and, I believe, they cannot see refuted. It only, and with nothing to hold them together, as to 
i = is a fact also, and admitting of easy proof, that notwith- | expect ¢hildren to grow up to manhood’ when fed with 
standing the improved cleanliness of the population in but one of the ely requisite . aillions 
eral consequent the ch of cotton ir suppe It is remarkable, as among the n 
woollen manufactures, vast numbers of the human race of other ‘and ent care ofthe 
ish in infancy or whilst under two or three Supreme Being, that the mill of a female, who has a 
years old. Jears > discharging my | a fractured ime in it i in 
official duties, this latter f: until the fi be uni 
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Soe n ts eth they ought not to have 
. e er apa in the bud 
all I could to| more 
bro again united 
g again, as I wish briefly to do, to what ie 
to the : 
wn into men and women. Seals thy | ev 
A ally and 
with “which — — 
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