„16, 1962-1 
THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
one shear shearling Ram, 
Eresi 
шл, uu, Mr. G. Turner; 
gortho best est shearling L, Mr. Thomas Owen, 
5 seld, Castlemary; 5 
10, Mr. G 
ey 
ini ury of the Ponit but Ae "i knew dira ically 
the nature of the m which gave stiffn 
to the straw, w, ani nd it med prol 
dly 
— un ntil 
115 
These thi did not make th es, and when а 
ess | great improveme en realized, the authors of 16 
it e not to be left unnoticed ап; ns һай 
f апу go r ag 
Mado B allin h 
arling Ewes, 102., Mr. 
Каа; Castlemary. 
5 Ewe Lambs, 5L, 
Г 
E 
; 9L, 
of 5s 
; i Mir 0 t no 
Кы meine E 5L, e ез 
Ln 
— 
Mr. T. 
Eee 
8.) 
DL Mr. T. B. 
deum ein je d 
- ier ES бешш ү Shs Mr. F. Page, 
Жш; m€— о Mis T. E 
ре ie газат метоба бадав d 
best pen of 5 ewe Lam bs. ‚ Mr. L. 
Tm 
For 
sss than any yet коз But as yet they 1 
| no pro; Now, as зати че 
ld sup 
T. that material, à, called sili неме of potash, in | sufficient 
to 
quantity 
labour 
sin this direction. 
either expense, and i 
face = й p; incredulity had n e British 
d u €: 
y had triumphed LI "gna 
йите э 
ion of. seeing his splendid 1 
ground and his hopes of a large sida E pes 
what had been don 
the 
ed. 
enco ountered, until they had brought t ap e 
erfect state for the ruben to 
crUp5 ? 
point, 
He odd give течат ап "ltraton on нең 
which told - ges story. Fully 20 years ago ano 
told him 
old | 
per 
take it up; and he would prese 
their heelths wi itf three 
ently ask leaveto бз жу 
end of his, whom 1 
He 
kinds during the last 25 "yum 
fr 
that he could Au 100 ^. of Swedes to the acre. 
lo окей rather mg 
pu how са h 
alue 50L, for the bes 
e The Judges recomm ed [5 to i 
done acc g to the de of the 
exhibited being E merit suf&cient to 
i 
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t 
m, Mr. 
earling Ra 
i Shro shire Doirn 
me 
"el. Shropshire Down 
иш. _ ^ 
For thè Best ram of ачу other age, 57. 
Р edem 8L, oe Down 
ve 
Shropshire 
"Rams, same 
TD" rope "s 
There, said he, t ДТ 
im some splendid roots. 
nips weigh 9 or 10 lb. api ece, 
of the 
Daring “that period t 
d progress of the steam irning 
and the 
most gen ral terms. 
witnessed he rise an 
the reapers and mowing machine 
and some of iem ES d what 
the acre? 8 
machinery for carrying on the 
between the 
the 
and a corresponding advance in the 
busine ss of т 
m these im- 
| | the c je а їп га E possible way а -— 
of t poin 
to the future, „Опе most importan nt 
d 
d see them as cepe аз ү, bad accomplished 
year passed away, n I never failed. to 
леде he had yet grown the 100 tons to 
i 
E 
MAU earling Ewes, 5L, Mr. 
he fly, as t 
she: 
eue. ERA deed te 
best ge аг ы ы pm 31. No entry. 
pe Я. E Pea p Mr. Robert S 
E. county Waterford ; 3l., "Berkshire Boar 
ae omnet. 
fea 0—15, 4L, for {һе best Boar 
r 18 an 
оће pum 5o Boar “ Lord Nelson,” Mr. Ba 
E UL he brooding Sow under 18 m 
ds 
ча 
Yk 
йй Ad to béar thë штп, 
the acre. 
answer was always n no! not 1 » Опе year it was 
а third the seeds- 
a fo urth 1 ihe weather was in| 
po 
of farmyards. This was easily managed, cert 
ap d "wou 1а produce an amount ot геч efit 
both to stock and арг и would —€— those 
who ^g se wit He had ucted 
[two within the 
vinced that the manure 
fault, but somehow E jue. his friend 
old age, and died w 
to the айе от even 
If then 
hout growing 100 tons of b args 
$0. 
th 
ы а= dem better than that made 
w far mste ads э were ber Meng 
SA. 
га гейт 
r | better m - ап айа Isa, had 
nothing, had Yoskshiro 0 not advanced during |а 
that time e? On. the cont ima he since rely Ъ elie 
cted 
ved 
а еа 
addi 
e yar as scarcely kppreciablo 
as cover 5А ек for c dentis 
and other changes could Less nade which reduced the 
ice — ippa Le to existing buildings the E 
ато Sow АУА E of Mr. Wm. Чоуо 
шу Waterford; 3t, E orkatikte Sow *'Collcen, 
yup 
TENET 4L, for best breeding Sow over 18 months' 
Peers ipd dips propert of Mr. Wm. Joyce ; 2l, 
Mr. John " Model Farm, нїп, 
Section Sl, for hesi T «d three breeding Pies, | 
Berkshire Pigs, Mr. Wm. педа 1 Berkshire Pigs, s&me 
ттш. The medal for th t Bar - M section was 
re ò Yorkshire Boar, “ r," belonging 
| Breed.— es ie Aen best LS under 18 
months. Boar “Vi 
«f Kilmore Hous сы. 
PM M for best Boar over 18 months' 
ALS yim ow under 18 months! 
eding S 
sone of National Education ; 
Sow over 13 months’ 
hos. Franks, Mallow, 
= 
A 
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NE 
d 
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1 
58 8 
i 
5 
15 
eid 
yg 
B 
ан 
жеге also 
апа 
ments been realised in short = A 
specimens of cattle or s "hosp had n 
| standard of perfection, ањ stock had гед more gen: 
what 
If select | o 
eached a une 
isl ir peu ^ 
e bad stock. 
If 
E 
я тал їпсге 
e ы х еам 
Society,” 1 "und ^ "m ien that hitherto gr мп had 
He ha future. When 
per acre, the average produce ec d no pem X the 
, | largely increased. The wet soils had n dried, the оне had a good c n hand, fef never 
| strong soils more tho roughly broken | up, ve the who le ше, апа [uh was as pe ka мы as could well b 
of the lan con- | imagined ; as no E than to provide food and 
sequently with greater success. Their means ^r sim. жм. уз ү for; a aen 
tion had been largely increased. One of the mos 
striking dunes that xs taken — E tie 
that whole machine nry ot the farm ERN during that 
| period been changed. hose 
pre: resent to learn th that at the second | annual ed at the 
ral | Soci ety held in Leeds, 4 Hs oss: was offered in 
? ad, exar » stock, 687. for eeds, 208 801. for 
ys › | reports on various басма aio. and only 307, 
ruiser, Ken- | for Хрен ments, The Council of the Society were 
then now, anxious loy the funds of 
a ht most con-|rate en foe tend which the 
x work are 
m 
РР on the most im, 
АНЬ i iun iructions 
and Hemp u^ re rm ihe wood on which it is pro- 
duced, фе. . Hill Dickson, Lower Tooting, 
London. 
The above are a few words only of of a most elabo* 
contents of а very € 
he prizes 
in i this 
edes ia Alle 
off 
ne п Improvement of eye аатай 
uction of steam power. 
aspects a 
ucive б. ieultural improvement; yet, out 
in prizes 30/. only was allotted correspondent of дуне 
—The following is van the show of implements, Now they offered 00 — Gazette, 12 or 14 years Ago, ү 
Thompson, M.P., the President | and the increase in the numbers ык э а x the im- ously and importun suere 
m ind last week, » pienene н far more зз їп [ciiin to the than itis nov. There are, Roweren, districts largoenougt 
increase t t where 
the cultivators of it are numerous enough to ensure & 
sal for a very pet book of instructions. Апа 
1, olume—a second edition of one 
formerly no noticed in our columns аз con such 
with much other useful 
bir y to review their progress and pro- 
; 25 and point out their prin- | 
of А" and y yet нер - injury to the agricul 
labourer. The first st 
се 1841, 
PIS the Societe" Societ 
y, and had taken an active part 
nagement from its co елец ће еы 
; : е views and objects 
E: гуча and he could safely вау 
кер ped ihe Кер Agricultura | h 
E that еу! had 
DN Sie the 
the Deae 
vem n a constant 
, and 3 ver fro- p 
ће wis ooniiden 
penus нні 
in ће me 3 ur of this —— 
shown by Colo 
o: 
Юю 
their | iy expected to be Kerne nde тыз ма Ay inrett 
knew e present 
that (th 
"m produce, They 
f its | ment in this ^ ade 
ndard 
bene 
E 
i айе might bo n 
stock, and t 
| many monstrances we бъде deg one 
Couxcil, against dosak so dangerous = engine 
mt in a cro 
now cung 
мев апу other 
ожа d 
which they ^ d ha 
at work durin, 
eda rec 
c mode eof ардуу it 
settled, but that i 
at in a 
hing machines were now. 
rapid 
а few qum sien mre P edi Man 
ке, agricultural ii for it had vastly increased 
be | the 
tural 
m d сое brought 
and 
of the |а 
e to| manm 
ard. n they well knew, it | i 
w 
He 
Fowler’s steam ploughs 
tion— js likely to chan а eddy MI, 
Mr. Dickson has invented 
Flax other 
were ib widely distributed 
both in our colonies and at home. DUMP 
Miscellaneous. 
Soles for Horse Shoes.—Observing in Led 
6 since the 1st of Jus 1 t gan 
of engines and apparatus, of which some ble Paper of last week а 
abroad, he great majority bad|rinary g les 
e into the hands of Englishmen. is show: at | under horses’ feet, being, as he says, detrimental to the 
mployment of steam for the cultivation of Ше | constitution of the horse in m , as an old 
апа обере that | horse master and врогїзшап I most decidedly e 
ап occasion on which he might'from him, “Facts are stubborn things." I have 
