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United Kingdom, 1007 |Royal Agricultural | 
Socie "i — 
а „ Radno: "i Lord ..|For South Down 
fleeces. 
» » — Rodwell.. ..|For Down and 
| Ribes Hisl 
» » -— Sandbach, H. B. des Shropshire 
Down fleeces. 
— Sturgeon, Chas. P ure Merino 
fleeces. 
Ireland. 1007 |Carrol . Excellence of 
| quality of wool, 
A eygate, Sir F. .. Excellence of 
quality of woo 
Scotland. 1007 (Cairns, John .. Fo heviot and 
| Leicester 
eeces. 
» —  |Finlay, Alexander, F: South Down 
М.Р. " E 3 
* — Сео. es evio 
' T ashed fleece. 
БУ — |Напёег, Јаз. W... r South. Down 
айб Leicester 
ross fleeces. 
— iPweeddaloF or аа 
United Kingdom 
ээ 
Scotland 
" 
| M vashed fleeces. 
1007 |Royal Agricultural| , 
Society :— n 
Dorrien, For pure Merino 
fleeces. 
— Downing J. B. |For Ryeland 
fleeces. 
— Durnford 
ев. 
For Kent fleeces. 
Muirton, Mr. 
$e ice ir ves Ша. 
ісе 
Ransome, Мг. 
pes 
Richmond, Duke| For Bou thdown 
of fleeces, 
Down fleeces. 
Tattenham, Col.|For Shropshire 
кг Во uthdown 
b lsin gham, 
cultivation, and I {ода all the early sorts nearly гї ripe › and in 
d condition, not à br m erem 1 attributo sis 
ке healthy and d state of the interi 
en h ontinued showers of rain for t 
nths, we ava Мел: по ке? hu 
ere genera ally the precurso hi 
rain-fall here -— qm n about the ranis gie the “lst of 
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a | influence of o old sí tudents who - studi 
Mr. Haygarth's successful regime, ; 
the above it was well said b 
ed t there 
fab. Henry Dizon.—— Maldon.—I am very sorry to inform you 
that the blight on Wheat manifests itself more every day in 
T€ and Suffolk. One Е of the entire сгор will be lost. I 
mly E) mar is already destroyed, 
s per acre will be the 
y plots E ears free Tx 
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p e fruits,” 
s post EY the dinner, к: 
тА. гес wo from every 
n eve ау emerge 
ady s meet it, ап фо 
аз 
ns 
profi essors, student 
at a thoro 
bre ies hester, 5 J 
ird of à a crop. "8 weak, 
rds we the bulbs are rotten or oio: will px yield 
abou ек sameaa ачк Шр Mangel Wurzel A ak деда 
Grovuc HIR. arlon, ws Ep July 
most V three weeks since, has pu peces 
still straw will be short and the quality oneri inferior. 
Oats are very variable. Beans ad та еаз pone rally good. 
Potatoes sound M present and growing fas Root 
backward, in any cases re MM on erae of 
J. Coleman. 
e Correspondence 
iens al College.—I have таей 
з со аа шау җ 
crops | : 
fiy. 
Mr. Hollan: 
ids ШОНО Ln st now the 
efore the pul y? w эш [S Pe, d 
to hush it up. nies. 
rying Gin: 1856 a nd 1862.—Ther 
season of harvest in Seotland more 
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Ее = 8 = 
кп 
any desire 
ere p: ws 
uality 
may be aske 
harvest as we i. А ву 
Royal doi 
than a we vd in anticipation of a reply t C. 
pede s letter on the present state of е бше, 
from some spir үн nd to the Institution. 
ever no one seems ЫЙАР it worthy o Pie ice, S1 
venture a few атар in the hope that it may tend to 
place the subject in a proper ivt RUN E Me Rag 
ту 
Whea t has © sprouted i 
material of bread, a 
for 
preserved at that standard of excellence to which the 
y Day ve ге matured Y М; is similar to а case of 
Lord ces. 
1007 |McCallum, J.  .. For Highland laid 
еесез. 
..|For Cheviot laid 
| fleeces. 
— Dunbar, Біг б. ..|For Cheviot d 
eur. cross 
fleeces. 
— C. For Southdown 
Swanson, Jas. 
nd Leicester | 
сом lesu. 
EXHIBITORS OF STABLE FITTINGS, &с. 
EDA. 
—" p us с gris кулунда T ted determination of an out- irrespective of the Bel s te » woathon i it i boing 
stable fittings | Dursb at Batterien. This h honorer was not the case. The immaterial, so far as rop is rned, 
mui for an in| CO — affairs eie Ыт зош Я ast, A e told, whether it rains or d a pre "Do cnt by qc. 
vention for mea- | furnished a serious topic of « con vein а е the scythe, and at а cost of about 8з. рег 
surin; oug 2. Each he to be followed by about eight women 
6025 Cottam & Со For ius A ar Cotswold farmers, is one a and all, pene rne ago learnt or young persons, whose duty it shall be, bv 
e ы pe mangement о < | Бо appreciate the services rendered them by Dr. means of а shor knife, à falls frm _ 
tables, and HG Voelcker, Professors Buckman and „Brown, and they ey муода ря € aos 
pesi j! tł ar ie a cost of about 8s. od aut C 
servatories. . ears of Whe; Seto be ach ely pu veis 
2 e 6059 |Field, W., & Son |For a good Кый: m the MEE UR ineur in the Die t "the or carts pro] per fitted for А m al 
E tion of all kinds | хоба of и. of these.Professors. 'Тһе one-sided buildings. ed a drying h farm 
horse-shoes e grievances at the mpa din nner of 
used 4. The house to be a barn or other building 
зот М8 th e Royal Agricultural College Club appears to have properly ted. wit with an i apparatus for Жу. 
HONOURABLE MENTION. iv bot sed T Тантай je of pro- y MONDE 1.2 ап, ofa LL. Л. " 
or 
United Kingdom| 6138 |Lines, ү D., and|For excellence in ыы nex must. remind him that neither the British xpel all water and moisture from the ears of 
Palmer, W. the manufacture avoid вр SEDE eat, in 4, 5, or 6 hours, according to circum- .: 
of horse-shoes a manly and straightforward way, tances, create a condition in which the PS 
i » 6150 | Mathews, W. For excellence in iret of E without а reasonable бы. po ould keep in tbe husk in the best manner, i 
the manufacture | seems to er hanoin th d thi sample being the best which the season 
of horse-shoes, pues : BEE Sae s e present produ Ali risk is from that moment at - 
» » 6159 |Musgrave, Bros. |For excellence of ents, is ehe less beyond a certainlimit. It is only ed. The cost E the fuel required for this c 
тераси їп Bou that as the cause for this estrangement is one- could in no it i Eos E Шош 
e fittings. si so shi Я маету аан T, many ^, 0 
» » 6209 |St. Pancras Iron Bxcelloncs of | рау ШЕП tod $ {зе ks of various speakers 6d. or 1s. d in all 93 
f Works nsbip in | have pointed in t ection, Mr. Lawrence regre 150 
Sable tin the absence of the Principal from the club dinner, Ts 
MADE НТ nd H give his account of, But ету З Fs to be deducted wr Y. 010 0 
H ordinary w: 
PRESENT APPEARANCE OF THE CROPS. whic unfortunately forms too| т, tete а тө erop in tho or ыч — 1 
ture » К .. 018 
хону 3s. ч doe quarter, or 5d. per b Ме délerio- 
This to be place ied aio Da ae: ibie х п 
ration i in | the quality and consequent La € it 
all the vicissitudes of weath ^ Er. ap this 
n | reasonable to E a risk and secure a certainty үзә 
n the present Уей» 
cost? In the case of Scotland i e presen t ont d 
er answer по doubt. must. z^ a M ні 
wide extent, the actual loss ішешт' елер that 
cost о: medy proposed. It may ion ay be 
an excellent and powerful heating appara n: 
erected for about . The & 8s. pet 
ue the corn from the straw К p dnd itf is, tha 
Turnips conti A (assuming 5 quar uarters of grain); the pro»? 
ti ffe t veast 
and a free ame PA E fure) E Be tust n c s 1.:—lst. The e popular status Eiin to in раа 16 would cost less money. бк 
+ wo of all раз h een v сар g - than has 
season, and they still prevail. з | (Мг. Н more mo hr Е 
Е 
з and and me а" 1 Sra nee 
allotment gardens to determine prizes for | years. 
fessors are indeed 
with the CMS Me i oed to proceed unche Eu 
hoe ndoubtedly, g, become a public "senio 
t from Mr. d Modi d etter a stranger woul 
eiiis infer that this feeling is unknown in 5 Uis 
neighbourhood of Cire encester (Mr. Lawrence writes 
y uch 
d | system is ыш а if it Te it Be to have à 
= Tin 
in its degree s rs [surance E to 
loss, whate ever it ma My 
fair tri t it (Еш consist їп the 
ms to ше. e 
followi pera 
m Cirencest т), ith tl 
ntentional and pre 
І. А ой of Wheat to be cu ntitisripe £ s. de 
auo; up to the pus © E H iu b Ww 
te of 2i Я » z 
profe: же, of dir fam 
scale, da 
ated, and the idee t the — ай evon 
me, unde 
ust oc cost of the dryimg 
and careful nursing it has grown ro a aiio of. 
3. The recommendations to it through the 
something between 4d. and 6d. per bushel. 
