APRIL 4, 1863.] 
THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
323 
maaalal 
cost. 8s. an acre for poue e qum 4s. dic еч ља = | fo families (to two of which we referred last — which. | . model of a dairy cow. £ She had а red bull calf, Lorp 
grubbing willcover all the c | Сна — by — (19, 035), when enis two 
= and wa This ud 995 acres "altogether, was | merits through a long ancestry. | years old. Usu о the Be linda tribe, and 
ne in 118 days, не дїп P —— es мо oppages— c- Tur Rose TniBE.—Let us take the family of Roses | named last week prr uen Hid 
the rate therefo close on 8 a а day. The |in the herd, which will proba bly stand as high as any | next Wednesday. week. Tao epe CHANCELL 
tenant reports that бип tlth rof She soil since sar on the priced list next We dnešdāy week, and which | gure at ihe: mer E 
cultivation has been adopted cannot be better, and the | being more definitely in our memory than any other | | July. Again, on March. 29, "1893, less ЕЕ - months 
oduce is much improve after the short арен made the other day, may be | hon the Lonp CHANCELLOR, she had t e. of 
mp 
ill any one say that Mr. Plummer has reason to 
regret his purc chase of Mr. Fowler's apparatus? _ His is is 
aiad more confidently un an em a roan heifer, called Cambridge Belle nbi a 
|of the power of a report to indicate the value of an | handsome yearling, by Youxe DUKE or CAMBRIDGE 2d 
einn p^ work since his purchase of the appar 
1860 not a full тч; for es 
apparatus que ich had ploughed t 
| (17 2109), also v sale next week, of first rate te descent, 
| through Duchess blood and 
ghe 
100 geris s before March 17, when m steam plou ugh 
t 1860—in nri 320 acres were 
ploughed апа ^48 5 were grubbed ; 
were ploughed, and 860 were gbbel; ; ки 1862, 175 
gh eas 
four years ago, when Mr. Harvey Combes herd was | Again, in less pe 11 months after Сат Belle, on 
and he then bought The eri then | Feb. 29, 1863, she has had twins "x ended time—beifer 
5 year and мё €— old, and in calf by Mr. Tan- | calves, red and white, 61 and 62 in the Catalogue— Red 
qu Ani dio cele ull Л (14,897) H the | Rose 2d and 3d, by ENGLISHMAN, а Celia 
61, 180 acres descent is given further оп. So much for the first of 
equally celebrated E DUKE - «dodenus (11; 382). 
PAM р which eis ана е pai 
lo 
acres were ploughed, and 750 The 
work of 1862 was cs s the ma н dem on e$ 
ay in ich wages including 
water cart, cost 14s. е а a day, Foel cost — 3d. a 
ой Mn МЫ ein s eme mmetrical of a some- | in 18 RLES, de rom the Fa 
what Unis build, and apparently not of such | herd by CHELTENHAM, bought at —€— and а 
constitution as h Show that an 
er produce ве descendant from the herds of Mr. Pat d Mr. 
and oil e € s ice а day, ог 26s.in all "Using possesses. Her calf to MARMADUKE, Berry. Presto a 
these averages to ascertain E esit bus 1 abraham two n: эуе r the Cobham | well made 2-year old white bull, to be sold next we 
1861, and кран that only 7 acre is were sale, is now > large deep-fra cow, massive | And again, May 14, 1862, she had a heifer calf by 
done in the first two years, the 1828 acres which | everywhere, but with just that preponderance of deve- | Co t © ч ры a Celia bull by Үосх@ DUKE OF 
during that time were worked, must have occupied lopusid in the hind quarter which makes her the | Caws: 2nd, to be referred to in the sequel. Mr. 
261 s, and cost in fuel, oil, and wagi 391. 6. ; DESCENDANTS OF ее 
-1. Countess of Caledon, 1850, by 20. Овом Major, 1868, by 
The Minstrel (8687) Жу of Cambridge 2а 
45, Princess 3d, 1862, by Usurer 
Plummer (since he bought the app for 7801.) 19,035) 
They amount to 8127. 18s. 4d., for which 675 acres of stiff 9, Empress of Russia, Ы 
«Лау soil have been ploug m 6 to 9 inches wá Plenipotentiary a0, Po 2 7. REuvs, 1861, by Sir Charles 
and 2078 acres have been grubbed from 6 to 9 in L — (6,918) 
мы Ift i quens at 8s. 84. Aer 2, 
ing at бз. per acre, the su charged ddr the work =: тд оь 2d 
one is 815]. „ба. ә This, therefore, is the b o 19. Duchess de Maille, 1857, by (17,709) 
am cultiv. Peasemore. And let it be remem- Cheltenham (12,588) .Taxix Но, 1859, by Bie 
he. th н in these years all - ofan| { Charles (16,948) 
apprenti Ps all the expenses of accident and Countess of Mexborough, by 
of very considerable alterations. The Minstrel (8087) ' ^ Wickham Duchess, by Chelten-—22. Miss Tamgueray, 1858, by 
РЁ 6h ham (12,588) Lord Hendon (14,823) 
pte ee now worked with 1 : It is not too much 
say that the 17 horses wor! "y. in five teams must miu | Y. E ^ 
cost m а year, and that the three years of them, ata be. er mora 
which were sav ust have been- worth 15007, the Gone t dale (17,123) 
substitute am power costing little more than half з dil 37. Lady Harriet. 1801, by Sir 
as much, while there is ample testimony to the great by  Peroy | Charles (16, 948) е 
superiority of its work. 283) | Chesterford Duchess, by Lord 
99. Lady Beautiful, 1801, by Bir of the South (13,206) 98. Marchioness oy Bute, 1859, 
THE BABRAHAM HERD. |" GnaiesQ694) "У by Lond Heelino 196 4,816) 
Continued from. р. 299. ) 18. niet ei As m 
Tur saluo of шут reatu Short-horn for v | 21 (17,709) OE RIO Буер 
purposes d — в: SEHR же Р 3 
possession of those YU which you wis oh - Charles Qoi) ТӘР" 
down to iis posterity y, and он on its descent B ua England с) " 
through а long line 0 ЕВ p ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, 1861, 
qualities ы» ч exhibited. eL ина a h Bir Ciaran OA TU 
The former of course is a consideration of great [айу Stuart, 1852, by Red | 46, English Queen, 1862, by Si 
value On a t 2: rh decision E judges at ! Roan Kirtling d e^ Claes (16,948) T 
our cattle OWS. 
telre them. 23 UR it е elio Ыр its “ feme r i or A (T d by: Sir 
by the kindliness of its touch, on which more than on 10. ЖН Rost, 1981, by Chel- 1 imc 
any other thing iz Ue e grazier depends for a judgment of pha LH 0. Dr. DUNKELBURG, 1862, by 
its Rum SESS. D. asa feeder. And they soan Count de Gourey (17,632) 
o | Celia; by 25. Тайу Auna Buret, 1859, —35. Match 
3d Duke of y Anna Burdett, 1859, atel ЕЕ. 1861, by Count 
| y Sir Charles (16,948) y (17,632) 
Pledge ense depends. oe Lady Elizabeth 2, b 
on any oiher i TA m СУ proportion between berland of Bute (11,788) —Ó Lady Alicia Burdett, by Young —40. Siarlight, 1801, by Usurer 
coarse in the o Tul ws Our judges (3647) j 5 
do not know the. EA or its family descent when 97. Miss Bletsoe 2d, 1859, by Sir Days yt Оманда нды: озир 
comes before them for the adjudication of а e Паз Bleis Charles 016,948) 
but it is a striking téstimony to tbe fub ota d "ia, Бу Serf- 
ing | ny to the influence of a goo 60, Miss Biets д, 
that their awards аге so rarel vener (10,791) | 60. Miss Bitige 4, 1989, by 
from members of f the more 
Short-h .to students о Young Celia 2, by Lord of the—90. pm by Young 
E m s nevertheless in which ani eine sol Gambridge (14,139) 
with Е es have ten all competitors: 32. Young Celia 7, 1861, by Bir —Miss Emily 2, b 1 -— 2 
"The be bull zi the dk meeting of the English Charles (16,948) ki "T ks (M, A збана Bi БИКЕ (1 is) ОР By 
gricult iety, we remember rig case | à 
in point. In such a the value of the animal as it T. Young Celia, ы: "Чаш IEND S TS Cratos (16, ois)" mri: 
ame 5 the judge of mere form and quality, would 1853, by Lord 
n it me known that its merits were of the North | Young Celia 4, by Earl of Hard-—11. AncnurrEcr, 1801, by Sir 
men indisidual, and had not pus inherited through | (11,748) vpeke (24,079) Сһат1ез (16,948) 
igree of any length owing to the fact, 17. Young Celia 8, 1802, b 
мд? pe pomer sof am $ ре М down its go Earlof Hardwicke, (14,476) v 
9 pends very muc PA their been и dowd L5 
> RD 
: Re and upon Norta, 1861, Charles LR Tata cm 
l through whia &hd "haye be (16,918 iy Sir Chartes sagis rad ad airain no o 
n t there is such : о adi e ааа DS metimai 
, is such a D P» Pria бешш? x 
ing omentum in à the for A Rod Boot зе Жаны: с Nasty; д, с ш ы сс» (17, м 
with which the qualities of a generation are лар Ре Len Ме * 
mitted Wo on the number of ious generations защ en) 
through which t| Itis thus "— 29 cito 
i by Lord Hendon (14,823) above, has а calfand ау 
highest the. San ш го -a mal nix mis i 152 respectively, теу, pam, ver mer bind qum the Tur by ее the 1 
written report, owing to 
ds wer ч all tha 
: XM 0 ting all that is known 
an indi Mmi жы. 
mind of 
Babrabam herd EA pit bo мышы sos 
short it may fall of ability to 8 ойы irait of his 
to the 
iiu Tor, wii every indicati af nod conditum d eR ата ае 
robust constitution, and there is not one of its perder Lage nma 
