SEPTEMBER 19, 1863.) 
aro the bases of all his operations, and as the acting 
r by himself or others -— i» e secure sui 
а f Wheat in the Бал о 
s growing, and such as M not фе produced 
ен mode of culture and seeding which he has 
pron 
Mr. Wilkins then referred to the defects of English | ° 
|. бей as proved by its inability to feed our popu- 
i Ped son of the National produce and, оит importation of 
Food. MÀ 1 nd trespass upon you a little rye for à brief 
ace, whilst I express iny sentimen ts upon a subject Mes 
from 20 to 24,000,000 of eus POE eat, li 
and dead, and rice, bacon, veii Ан. butter, элаз poulisy; aud 
e, and I know по! ot what besides, in proportion equally | 4 
as great. 
* Nor is this more than balf the evil; for our farmers now ^ 
acknowledge that they cannot grow the' crops of grain the 
of guanos, foreigu Lagen and other 
hi i us, 
e 
^ orien 
proves the truth ot what they say, can they feed their cattle, | 35 
ге! 
either M or Wii erp the aid of i 
oil-caki ze, Loc Ери and anything else of о 
р е AM me p ро ior han 
is. ful state of thin y opi ion that 
e there Í none; and ai y ФЕ guan 
f the айанын йб thé 
But it is n Les certain that with all Ње 
foreign guanos, "bone dust, home-compounded guanos, &c., 
and the E еге ра Dda improvement of m Iny a е 
strides well as in mechanical science, 
Great Britain Seo ei e a mere rock, for I read 
it as stated on good aut t the whole agricultural pro- 
bsp yt ut d vaca Е Е population for more 
than 
v Nor e can rhe е necess rus 
EE 
355 
< Е" 
ih 
: 
e for 
reign. э ей ports against 
кө ier ey to OT ps mita ood, p in one single yea: 
Bila кем, ulate thé whole lan 
nciples on which a more perfect d of 
PAL ue be » founded wore 7 аа 
rison dra between 
THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
is put. into the ground, on which success depends, For my 
part were a prize offered for the largest quantity of the finest абве, He thus de Pos "fn 
. What 
grain of either Wheat, or айс y, or Oats, and I were : 
contend for it, I would not use more than 2 pecks of any kin 
of Wheat an acre, and of very y reponat kinds not so 859 
е І use more than 2j pecks an acre of either Barley 
т Oat, 
** Bu WE ETT ће seed of a. ny gr ain, I ascertain, as I can 
do in 5 or 10 minutes, how many grains there are ih. а "bushel. 
I do this because of Wheat, for example, som 
land, puttin g them in one by o as Xenopho 
Greek, describes ck E bei to his disciple omen e 
Wheat and Barley а $ Раа I show you to-day were all 
ut in with the drill T ioyonted 
llo 
root а 
4000-fold, m ай! ж тош single gens I put tne seed in wi 
drill, an and 6 nom; Rie 2 ded Iputit H L rali 
ture, endi T thin ^ im nr eaches it should 
by 
“If men would оп] "reflect and exercise the brains they are 
supplied with, it wonld be Озди ры A а to D fheir 
31 bushels = асте or 45 grains of see pod cuie 
35 grains of Wh 
eat on eve з те 
many do; even advertise i if tb 
were wonderful exploits; whereas, if it were not mi ve th 
be insane, and probably put nnder the 
keeper, „orin pica pasar 
ү An d one word w 
that when the ey sow A their species they 
travel from each Re d ) (hat. he i boe. rod should be toge- 
ET and I hav р вав them mo form мой Jotos 8 circle $5 £^ ог 5 
obit in diam y they 
the occupier chooses to eck] takingin 
P qe iE 
e. at is the ен d, to: 54 ев? Is he to perum his 
Le оп this arrangement, 
ling?” 
ЖН hie ОКАР and prevent {һе labourer fi 
e then adds: 
ША өрөгөй. ота Ае 
form * ш n Both уы апа Я зве; ver - 
cate : plicate. М Е by t) s ses sign а the ow e 4 
handed с жы 4 the 
never refuse Ae n HE m to take in a lodger withont there 
being grave cause for doing so, and I ні that the labourers 
are grateful for an arrangement w h gives елй selected 
lodger without any poe anteri Ы... nce pd rcised as 
regar rds their domestic co 
itl agree 
from Mr. Holland, 
of upon th 
shall be ps quarterly, ma tbat I will give up "the cottage to 
Mr. Hol! ivi quarter's notic 
But if I take in а ema without. Mr. Holland's consent, H 
render TOME janle to quit at any 
being give 
DISEASED MEAT. 
|The following is а abridgment of а report which has 
appeared i in the Trdinburgh papers, of the discussion on this 
ubject which recently took place before the Edinburgh Town 
Cou ма 
URER CunnoR said : —The public of Edinburgh 
is entitled, by Acts of Parliament, to have a thorough 
inspection of all flesh-meat before it leaves the 
Sla ughter houses, to the effe ct that the flesh of all 
nc n this The 
do it is this : rad dus Py е трети extend, in length) ке z 
oes а string, and when wetor damp they contract, but in con- 
sequence of. "he Serratures they сап erts ME one way, and 
tha toak ie to dr w the grain from the ear, and this repeated thinly 
* Mr. Pres ident, Messrs. Professors, Ladies and Gen- 
tlemen, and especially Renden i I thank you yery sin- 
o | cerely for the attent i have all given me during 
the whole time delive ing my very long 
lecture. I Enos ehe 5 views may seem B Burg 
7 | but they have been long and anxiously pea проп 
o | by me and К bus Terie ү? state, that s hon! u be | 
ne but sound and wh me flesh 
the puse САЯ по) mu 
i * permitted to pass from the 
fit for h 
‚е во Hd the market ; and also a similar 
thorough inspection of all dead fl oug 
town, — " t that all flesh of disease 
shall be co ear at the sight of a 
competent pramet оона m e Council. It ig 
not unreasonable to sup een the two 
inspectors armed vi these а of в апа 
пана, the traffic in dise ай. феи would » 
ectuall 
indue them ifo 
ЫТА I Зай e АЫ p "d pime e you Др ко | 
t | attentively 1 bestow ed u һа 
Га Би Ваза Studen ue tha 
wish you “ЫШ 
5-9 
and thorough d 
«шн оп, апа of 
all ancient Mp nations, and as, we learn, 4 
modern Chines and Japanese are now seeding theirs, 
that is, у 
ЕЗ 
in 8 
i аит do aet and may you all An ie imprime | 
| hum 
y ke м down. As to 
ambles, a sta*istical table applica ey to the year to 
Jur 862, is given in the m n; d — argu 
сег to the Privy Council, in which it 
i urgh the 
4 to fee eed pigs, s, de stined thems elves 
to become human food. If any f: . 
the books kept at the shambles, and " für as tha 
entries by the gatekeepers of apparently seased car 
LABOURERS’ COTTAGES. 
kept, and to be worthy "of credit as MEM matters 
In the 
are no Бераг in 184%. 68, but rather. y worse, 
a d ce Сар 77 * qi 
5 as foll 
Ancient Agriculture.—“ Egypt, China, and Japan, both in map ptt rue {ег 
рер! and moder ira had pop pulations in propor rtion to |." de d "i ДЕ si su өү. I Tm nut cottage Ф) ITE in dead эк des Те sli жап 
tents of th ter t 
обет Бошо A a at tho Dren te Ral pot | Does Ө Attic df the housemaid pay, the bedroom p A к. ав haman. — perdes 18 to the pigs. Disease wa 
П were supported by the produce of those countries alone | butler or th the УЗОР Does the of the een Ж-А so palpable in these 1059 carcases as to be [apparent t 
without importations from foreign. lands; nnd the same, 1 E aoh-bouses, the stables x^ o for | the gate pepe in passing in 
believe, may be said of Persia, Palestine, Greece, and nearly во PERITE d-m de pa АЗЫ ns ад rent, return сав return for i stu may have 
к: ei and the accounts we have E оа of Ше меле е nt efrerection? 
rn husbandry of China arid Japan Ыы early, that wi “t My dear lord or squire, you can’t, have your ' Mar eepers' mae Es 
— e superior act ee rut reed а e, those co A 9 M * James, ^. or ей вїх- 206, Un ЕЎ 
Partridge, unless you house em, an an: 
E P n im tne art адо seeding, and i in chimney-pot e — d dogs mus have kennels, your "i ring je sh н 
“ Nay, further, the extracting the volatile Еа, the| horses stables, y "m. m т boy УН РА КЫН very вша1 us 
food oi o pianta, from the urine of. cattle, wás known to the | squirrel for 18. mw d 3s. charged m Fur ear.. But it giv: 
of the Temple of Jupiter тл т to|for the cage. When you gave Ned permission to buy the lis city р 
Piny, liny, 8600 years back, and tbe alkali obtained the name of | beast, did you expect ib would contemp late quarter. ВУ Ма high eno 
retained to te demus which it was made, the name it has | Crac Them шаан егу of tho f the : dead y plant, equires to be бйз о all the 
ient nations house it rusts, omes во егіога 
"а ptem tmn hab all th — — little use. ral PN b етом "атоо, Им pare 
tillage, ‘seeding, and the pubula to be given lanta and bettar | сагв” bren E nap торат оу аан, шр 
Har ur p eod ids] e di the ОБЕ is clear— | Р! оф round rents wovld be dificult to —« - out of the sh 
use studied and practised е wisest апа chiefest of the | they were dwellers on tree tops, the timber осепрі when the following facts were 
philos ph ers of those times. Thus, in Palestine, Elisha was | timber всатобіу n d ў Tu 3 conid ortas fom bat of hat animals are bro Ld and the carcases DU taken 
Pies pen n od gih 12 gote of oxen апа all bei оге NS aud IET i ost 36 hbuséd Бобало iiis b out of the shambles without ever having been seen by the 
byi him rl Lon rior ue Ре ё housing ought not to be mere в жыш: for haman matur in the "app that animals apparently disensed—entered ма om 
$ is our common nature; tbe peer or prince is, all, опу „diseased A 
t гне е learned dd fphilosophieal Greek, also tr ho by the certainty of inherit oved without having ben en by the inspector ; 
gpderaood паго so wel) Шар die taught ib. to Socrates; ЖУ ААА ДОМ Кс ЖАНУ endowment, has obtained dar animals I cred diseased — red h in the 
on agriculture aud domenis айта Ll all cda а ш}; | the diferenco in -— 37d thea RE am. 
ns 7" 1 
i then» to торка lahon ed of oup orn o ike a inspector in book, but the sentence erased, and sound and 
‚„М. Wilkins then nd the subject with h which 
at some pi to the reasons on which i oe ge his 
arguments upon it 
Thin Serding.—** ms own doings in this way have been 
Moe (ian Ü Ha tut I i Mava, ana T » man in о and has em 
ve own Wh. 
for four years i > E en 
pecks an acre of Wheat 
or везет Th I га ра без nearly 8;quarters of аз fine 
- ever леде т, Ju аг. averaged Med 44 Бордо F4 
acre, or us n four er ри 
E. суз, E] 4-4 seed an aere, ран Fs deco а little with 
d e quenti of seed, but the manner in which it 
"blind to the fact that they are men of 
24 be 
се, feelings, passions, ав ourselves. We know that 
AJ " 
hose fields ani farms require men of capital men of 
lligence to cultiva: ; must ш ings 
to 
ything e astonishing 
VE tenantry and their farm buildi |. 
d on ue А x -— B d 
not t who emba 
b mm ài m UE VY. T TH 
MEE Ер a рош чар ГЫ "uu уйа; Mm b powerful rer for 
ой дє fo or for evil, in generes of naiona Д nal ТҮ, in үт ; they 
are, the o majer o eto а-н glass et p. ане ic 
Dear y all truth, that rum the 
tapes Оеп und от numen, шы, Ранар t 
эсс dm GEM. ООП Ie 
BRE Tibe рог they 
Mr, Holand, А wie a Tending иде 
y эфа етра 
“ А cottage has 
h 
sound and marketable superinduced 
animal apparently diseased, entered 
has been erased ti 
seconded Mr. Curror' 
t v vory had for a n y УЙ ew 
Sa m di) V Dey Pr) 
сз ачай 
туй it their duty as 7 
the reverse, 
mo ECHTE 
