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272 THE GARDENERS’ GHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, [Maren 26, ii 
vation if he feeds in his master's house—it is high time unto them that add pace lef to house, and field to field, 
"I - Wheeled Plou, s there is a e deal of eril 
bo "e me vil tia me to have 
€ Leg | in the a 3 and as “ frae yont the 
f bot th s sides 
of his condition, and a great step will be gained if men 
can only ——— that, ceteris paribus, 
ployed, and actual ha ulag fi 
x UM. E understand’ Unt fhe ha aner oe lem 
y Han Truema — 2 8 
98 lbs. of Oats, and 7 Ios. of Being i D evt 
costing 1 Me 
Oat Hay. — This has been p 
fodder for cattle, when is. and T Taa T 
cared-for man is as . or cheaper i in mere cost, than Tweed,” claim s nowledge of bi Dow 
a — rd 
seal uie in is empl with — — and perhaps I did not then look upon dc t was common 
goer but judged through a Scotch 
t hed family have to be — here b . u g oug 
fed, í fed, clothed, and Minn for ou t of the 5s. or 6s. a wee medium I did strongly respecting the wheel 
1 tainly appearances in my favour at 
nd drink counting for the remainder. J. s that time, ile 1 had seen better ploughing with 
49, Pall Mall, March 22. the bee han was at a mon at 
that time and place with the wheel ones. Howards 
n 
Home V oer sit ded Y 
nee and West o —.— —It is proposed fewer cared about the angle of 45°, which some fi 
— Bath and West of hand So Society to to hold — amateurs chose to talk about; wheel-ploughs were bad, 
st Dorcheste | a work with them. A 
h Howard’ A.'s 
could make g 
— an nier ing plough. B 
Demed e e purpose s of — the 9007. which came out, at last found their way to where I was, and 
irrespective of all local expenses. | at the same time = ploughing became more Me 
The pr — and agriculturists in the imme - order of the day; and though it may read strange, w 
eighbourhood of the town itself have come used a hea plosgh, ploughed deep, and ‘aed 
fewer peas Her iw 
* Ch n, and then I * ify iy for 
mighty th the -—À 80 1 the ime = the committee J found now that a Bae Lent be set wy p^ b dione. 
to the Mayors of the other towns and the secretaries of | and in good hands to do her work well, and to do fair 
2 various ultural ieties, will not, from the e | work i in any hands, 80 1 thought t this was in advance of 
have passed out o tem into the ofore (he jig 
larger crop can be bcs of this than of Gare g 
a few experiments be made this 
Spring, t — 
rather late. if liquid manure bae! des "D T 
crop—th 
in 
or even eee would succeed well afte 
a 
good name of the county, be without effect. Dorset- hatter 
shire is, I helieve, almost A» only county in which a | T liked to hold them, but could not turn them so well 
large meeting has no eld, a circumstance which | at 18 — M 3 e want of ge I came ut 
I can — attribute. to the. apathy of the farmers; $ but | the nelus tha t o wheel was 
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nor in unison with the character which they bear for mom though said to be fit to be used as swing 
} pit and which 1 never yet heard questioned. | ploughs, were not an ything like equal to the Scotch 
J et them a refu te t the calumnies of those who, _ writing ploughs. Now I have no doubt that in a fe 
wounds which had been The border 
hav 
f 
pode y: dua — for 3 — con- circumstances, they will not be dis 
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mpro then te 
i neatly perfect; ani yet ‘deen 
attempted to re-open w pretty ft and we may be sure 
r several ears healed, by taking — to that where once used under anything like favourable extend th 
iscarded again. But i 
ridg 
collected. The wings of the ridge plough Fui 
ird operation being eted 
cultivator, when a thoroughly pulverised seeed of 
6 inches is obtained. It would be found that even ip 
w w|the driest weather the whol is earth 
LE the wheels will find their way across | woul i 
e an 
eir roots on all sides in moist — grow 
„they s n | away rapidl road hentthil iod d in Sw h 
3 the Dorsets bourers. | the first introduction, mistakes do often occur that a 2880 ^ 50 cided. If 6 inch See be not 
. | retard success : for instance, the makers say they may be | eno E in p balls a gr depth might 15 
"lend. of the vo —Will you allow ex um pomis = used as a swing, and the ploughman being partial to tained, but land prepared in this vay. 8 DAM [^ 
> true en the working classes, and at the them tries (it so, and finds that with 8 cast-iron share is in a better state than if ploughed 8 ‘ioc a 
is not able to hold at all, so it i aid aside and 
which thick slicings. it is almost impossible N. 
Four columns un some. of the rising meme of | cor 
red h edge an condemned. 
ree destruction n upon farm s. These order it may be possible touse Howards’as swing pen the 
but it would be much — if the maker Due omit 
culation of area of is and hedgerows, and saying that they can M huh. Phas d ho 
sioe ipe uide imate t 23 . y the | reason why they should re as any one de ikke 
deducting ur to bring fair work — € whee — A it takes a good | m. 
o rain, even although much labour E a 
5 pic the oM E be used. 1 
thinly shaved there are no round hard clods, and the 
we and Jura, pape all in $ ag 
Sigm 
Comparing e wing. It has been "Wi the nshawe.—One or two of your perm 
pi ithe amon of 5 ws wx — ceres — at they a are Tighter of draught with —À having criticised - e» 1 uh my cottages, 
N NER correct ealth ng e of Profits. r to hold, will make best work with a good | me to state that as they are spicuous position, 
i those individi w 2 really the summum plo 4 ill make good wor with a 4 87 there is 3 much m t them than would 
have reason on their side; though when we bob itk beers hand. The "n. th desi Fo r instance, there is # 
carefully into the matter I think I ingi ? But I may n one or tw 3 long- small gable in ies Bec over each bedroom window, 
possession of even rund stronghold. Of course I do n them, the it E chief of which is that in ds pe a e boards, pinnacles, &e., all of which ten! 
pretend to deny that in man laces trees be f — [ploughing across hi igh-backed ridges they do not work | to increase the work of the 1 
&nd hedgerows removed wii d ii may led | at equal depths, as when the wheels take the high part | pi i 
: undenia — — antage; of the ridge the plough is thrown out, and when they 
but the present rabid crusade e against ti d hedge- v= —— 
sie bids fair, in a short time, — dn —— E — utiful Feb in the furrow the plough gets too deep, so ro 
into a T. 
h 
X h si gam, as the 
fare made in — — im cast iron bodies the ey would 
intended “to live b 2 o in this im. not do where the s large fixed stones in it, as is 
igéwe d en —— hing th poor the case in the greater part of Scotland. But if the 
1 l slater. You made a slight 1x1 
scribing rd plans which I forwarded to 
tchen and panty a re at mhe — * of the ho 
7 side of it. 
Aae tion of See —With 55 to m 
ae on the alteration of seed, allow 
a case, is to gro made ie Im 
for eos in a district in which 2 = not known & 
| used to a extent, as an experimen 1 wel! * 
111 me a ‘his h 
with gardens, with cot; — — vom cricket 
- elubs in our to: ith gall the north they will make them of wrought ir 
of taste, 8 of — d vto —— Short, I believe all all that has to be 8 to c 
elevating concerts for the M — — possible Me heels to the Scotch — ploughs. One other bes 
rrow en 
i befi 
M t e 
They will, like any other implement, wor 
ainst 
— roy a really existent God - oreated one for the sake to it. Weight was th e objecti 
3l. per annum? Bat I undertook to prove an abso- ploughs 7 first introduced need, but t that has tussi dida ideo 80 | evi 
to 
Int Å p : 
2 e — — — d. from such a course. Why, sir, if to T: the esent. Some th use the swing may M 
— ——— i RO — — workhouses, med hen vv swing seran 
2 r, infanti i e sm 
— erimes A y too by at a 1 — — or be able to make emn o With them. — bes 
ot men who have the imei 
— own passio Horse Keeping.—Your editorial 
m of t asters' interests, ign rant, apathetic, contain interesting remarks m kaa of 5th inst 
— all this has to be len off S th je used in farmin We find cost of feeding 
yearly profit derived from the destruction of the face han the m i 0 they cost vastly more 
our beautiful countr — Look at t the inh abitants of bale English Agricultural 3 era 
s r E 
from a 
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u e ange excess? Employers of Hor 
ny sane man woul À Y es for Town Work. 
: ou = England and the English so Ei e ed find ud bos dictüró» 2 given in the paper in 
us own individual wealth, he cannot al was a hl Y e =the 
: nme rs to me, take a surer course to effect it than. 0 ces that are given. y a Wa . — 
3 nr now going on without judgment on ds bliged to you for details of y 
‘ainst 
to such pee 
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: k eas | th ‘ea. 
cape at a cost guineas and with the other to mly against ed work € of yielding ate at al b 
tends to " 
and to dimini i ; s 
^ diminish erime, must this not be palpably the as al that is to do is to fit on cec pem to drei they 
i eee in the 
of increasing our national 4 as it bir iis cultural TE gra 
u 
rs, | Quantity of food consumed and 88 bor of hors ene T F. 
oe] 
l the rest that 1 posee: 1 TO 
that spring; the seed w = 
nd 1 told dun; 
fair order r and ie A ink After at 
a few —— plants s made their 5 bat ma 
Must pen ther dd i the vilem Be 
between Rape pe 
le|this to the exclusion oti any ot ther weed, oF 
Now the firm 
are not to blame from whom n 
sample rm — afterwards. 
done. Sene. 
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Societies, 
«GLAND. 
ROYAL 46658 o EN el Chalet 
ej gen -— March 23. j,— Colonel rad: T 
r. Charles Chapman, of Folk urned 
oon Bray's Traction Engine. Adjo 
