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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[Mar 25, узди 
vator, с covering a width of 6 ft. 6 in. ГА › dily ius [roman not — for puit 
and hence all such | To ensure the ipe amount of profit, it EXIT 
Q acres а d horoug 
t the men | consider the posit vel i 
b ae denied | own localit near шу, 
екшш 
efficient tool, ne easy hoke, in however ош 
ps of land A rubbing t а 
certainly marvellously cheaply d 
^ The done sin Poc ры es 
had it amounts to fully 900 acres, $t it i 
mode rate estimate of the wo ork yet to be done which | 
for or any үсе of ^a Ex hei a ail тше ш 
to conceive. The Wesen w NEN of the populatio 
aided by skill and capital, improvements in niet 
| &с., and a rising intelligence among farmers generally, 
have worked ми changes. И”. S. 
itr ы би ыбаа 
RoYAL AGRICULTURAL: і 
5 this 
hase round again year. The 
Lr s Wk EU ш һе вау 1200 acres in two 
years, or 60 acres anm ually. The work done has 
been partly pl partly А; bbing, 
therefore on ast 6 acres daily, 
le 
including removals, э so o that 100 xu Tod per an 
we gts аш 
дау, stated that durit mg 
have been elec te d i 
- 
r thigh 
must be c пз$ the engine, and the an ber 
cost will rj Vid e been on various accounts omitted from the t еа иша Apa 
pairs and rc By £30 0 0 of "he Society, which accordingly now includes 4633 
ee БО, at 18s. .. £0 ї 4 з on its list. i ^ а — ees 
1 0 ап se uating good stoc| 
М "The e question of the free admission of governors а E rodera Е seic eting the b - 
0 days, at М 450,.8.:6:..42,.10.70 
Wage ез 100 days, at 14s. ва.’ : 7210 0|meetings has been under the "eonsiderabion of the "UE 
Maintenance of value, 10 per cent. on say 7 7401. 74 0 0 | Council. send 
Interest of capital, 5 per cent. E зс renis and members who have paid their sub- 
'hole xeu —— 
The annual К s 
4197. li. 64. p End ү ЕР be bs sd by о 
(2341. per annum) | b 
half the charge for food. for horses 
as they аге at жак during only about six months, 
and are then put up to prepare for s des 
displaced by 
DIEN 
n for the current year, 
Б roe tickets will not 
b 
plication for the m 
made in London, either by post or personally, 
not later than Friday, the 12th July, and afterwards at 
осос е employment ot po ас дны 
in cultivati tion, bns vehic h he has LA NGA н ле 
їо uch 
The interest attachir ug 
fte this yar largely increas 
The res 
to the country me ing w 
ased by the dert trials 
xe of these trials will be 
. As far as my exp 
averages about 113 days, or 16 wi 
у 
litters in a year are all we ough! 
she on ave 
and grubbed at least 600 acres for 256l., tors 
more than 8s. ап ac ow muc € pcc this | M nown at the Leeds Meeting. p h: Mx to h r 
the ploughing and grubbing of such heavy land созе) The Society having offered this year a prize of 1007. | бо, дер — — 
when done by horses every farmer 8 ti t 
customary on the extremely heavy land of that county usd ring ; Ње season 71861, which, i in the opini ion of the frd 
to require 6 horses to every 100 acres of plough land Judges, i js best ealcolátod to improve and perpetuate е 
—and the trampling of long teams in the furrow, the breed o und and stout thorough-bred horse uci E tube Hor diii | 
altogether saved by s та tools, cannot but general stud urposes, and an unusually large sat cient attention erri саго одна 
rta t mischievous е unt for horses in other classes, they contemplate | seldom which I did n t consider ДШИ 
n. тоо k ck's farms are the property of of H. тй», that greal at interest will be evinced at this n duc ar EI 3 к Vn З ысы AS p sh 
7 W. rs in 'ümes ти ор to be to у 
кы де lentis ме. 4 directed to dhe condition о à of | out the kin; enty like rens rails being 
districts was mainly The Sms of implements a and machinery in m е -— йе sides 
"Tucker nes not бнаа МЫ, to public веча of 
diocl he las but set mesi erection of y nghe and |t 
heh 
нона 
bois 
d exceed 
"AE Society. 
ones, 
== si н е. ^ ае Wem 
about nine i 
a be "exhibited at Leeds, closed on the 1st of May, an 
e Council have the E action of stating that ie 
"pleins for space in this department of the show- 
those of any previous meeting of the | 91 
youn 
E < 
Вах, which will ween 
indications that th the mischie 
ready gave 
exhibition will be equally Satisfactory, 
portio n of the 
учи йн у ides AU The arrangement for the Lee ds. Мов Ас ta ра; uid 
and at a loss with your Correspondent “J. W., idly. Тһе show-yard will fro 
Peterborough," to know what foundation thea exists C Mandy, fo for шеш xg M uuu 1n. he way of doors ; m гас 
for the ter term p “Agricultural Prosperity ? E quently T judges Мз E the de ward) 5з. 0d. - Ithink I can сатро yo 
made nse of , or io dis 4 26 
кшен of = Неру arismg from $ Мн idein d INO Qi. qui of сы Mi 1 0 
measures of t be Goteni ent. NM the highest ең moa ^ 
for the wonderful talent ачыу o the présent T hj ty has been gracions! MÀ "eroi nt a | Je ERE 
Є мд what he av 28 jaces in the Regent’s T for the рагро of D s Hell "ica 
has qus for А6 True, Ak 1862. 
portion of the excise "Занев on Hops, bot t the M 
grower has a great deal the best part of it. However, 
as he admits that the Hop duties are unjust a I —— 
ressive, and alike condemned by growers and con- |  FRAMLIXGHAM, m s me the Management 
sumers, we trust the time is not far distant when free | Swine.—Mr. Stearn said :— hd ЕМИЕ” ne orewa 
trade in Hops as well as corn will be proclaime includes breeding, Periti pen My aem inh 
this does not much affect the prosperity of the agri. | bitants of M t Britain айа Ireland аге great eon 
cul interest, an eturn, what evidence bave we | Sumers of m 
h 
8 or 10 per о 
the income is no 
upon the rental not the 
very much doubt EM 
i an : 
швед of jud 
some members were 
sheet, e real concl 
bs -€ 
en he p:oluce tolerable farm too 
very clean, eR farmed I pe pretty well. 
aware a wonderful man is this Mr. Mechi; 
e 
t, and more ed ticalarly ^ the flesh of the M 
of 
| pig, in all its varied fi ion into meat. 
The € consumption of pork, E еа or salted; of bacon, рше LE pis: 
or smoked ; of s, &c., is nsely gre should e 
and renders the pro ive improve inthe breeding 
n е чони ofthe pig of pom р 
н si my opinion the keeping ud 
ч than 50 
сна of че refuse of Ф tne which. vonid o ied 
eetin 
а оны vea а ttin, 
үсе in swine alone, i ET tlie farmers MEM is and cov E hem vp u 
ttention KE din ux po Made in tho b "А 
d : -— 
little more than the presen ex 
I have had experience in m t of 
узу. I exbibited а p дай пе at the [tabe mee pod 
germ 
c w 
again; by pursuin 
a hedge, and breeding hares and rabbits yi inj p 
і 3 roper attenti 
ка. n the other. To take the farmers a class I do Lov atq "e and засе ge I — never produce another e on 
elieve they make any more pro i; the fi ds икан и Би шы "Шш, вер rogressing," 
$ p eir fore- | for at the Framlingham iss Mors p Et 
fathers, with perhaps double th j de ты едей. tho form 
ha e the capital invested per | very much in welght. it the same age. The same k 
acre; the competition for farms in England will always | then made again, but the two lots I showed at Birmin bara mplain bo taken 
keep them to a high rent, and profits proportionately | 21d 8m prece were ur illat the age; and now I si men Б Е к. to be oes (b 
low. There аге many classes of men always ready to Тат Fei Misi е M ENT шу furthest in that орай ае M 
take land; some understand their business and will ce at the age o of беибо (Б rid pé MW phi e is x 
probably do well, others will take at a y price per acre, | 20 between 8 and 9 stone, 14 lbs. to the stone, "live weigit ч 
о have not that knowledge, find that thev are losing M ut ж бн а x t ts ia ШЕ X css 
ney, abuse the times т the seasons, but especially fecti E T éould natem arrivai ы fi ur E 
their едой, get оп мён and make way for better | Profit or loss of the pig rests on the quality of „за ча ше 
ne will farm а amusement. alid delight, | рее fo. bacon or park ci E Тро the animal is intended, 
wi k neat and | сһооѕеа d, such as B Мерт 
а garden. All this helps to put а pleasant | kind а most desirable, such M ges der eiie Г 
ac the сеа he crops е уча imals, and every judicious er will have | ni 
meat are produced, 
E back as 1847, and gained the prize ; rex were then 
losing th 
ру superior to ever; ias that had bee seen in this | Р! gerencia 
сопзі егайоп 
many eireu 
a breed of pigs. The intent : mstances in.c 
and p 
ids Бо 18 paa time red 
choosing |$ the sow was as near mad as 
9f breeding is pro 
