780 THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND а GAZETTE. "Аборт ias 
receiving motion, by у The foregoii ng return на the arca und EN е 
rams (10), trom 7 y TUR Ie отиегв з ори. К соат x I in | lished, as-in pre r i 
К ans of very simple bed gering, go the main | lished, pre S years, in anticipa 
mareei (10), 9% ) guincas s each; ; Is Mene э тт е" XS means w с T "he bhii ain of course is made to traverse | General Aae aed in course of "-— { : 
{гош 6 gnineas to 10g ninesi seran Mr. Н: J. Sbeld tinually round the platform, though hidden in the|ing the acreage under each сгор and the PN 
Tams (16), let and «дд from 6 guineas to 21 guineas ; groove. A pin is fixed to one link of the chain, aud | live. stock, by counties and provir ces, —which 
Мт. ede rds rams (9), 7 guit x 13 d to the foremost end of a long rake-bar, the | trust, be Pw or the ro early in the 
Mr. "Thornton's rams тыгам each ; Mr.  Horton's other. end “ which can slide throngh an eye in a|month., 1 до not apprehend that pay ifr 
таш (17), sold and 1% n i meam ; the es k of the machine; and as ue portance will be be found phis ү acreage under 
*ach; Mr. A. Н. Minor's rams (6), Four 15 "ihe a En caused о sweep inter FESR AETS рсе. аны com «a Y ear in : 
uinea ? 80), fro m3 guineas | mittently 3 across ihe platform, pushing ЫР o E 
to D guineas each; and Бела, А w s (40) в guns vede nd then drawing de off behind the p ши: etie чч bic Qon, y 4 у Аат ошйшгайам 
ran - i guineas each; Mr. Evans's rams keni Fro the e manner in which this rake worke и e gei o. tics Office, 5, Henrietta Street, 
ing to each; Messrs light than a | Augus: 
жо to 3 painens, he ауу с тор. Тһе — ivance however is very “ingenious, = 
, UNTRY wss: Mr. Rawlence, of В although, owing to accidental circumstance, it осіен 5 
ле, дрена ‚аз ram lambs and 24 Aires failed to work well. n + í 
e lamb was let to Captain Harbin, of Newton House,| The next vaso reated to the preliminary cantè Tug Isr Maw.—At the late m 
i ther to Mr. Pyle for ferr which won v lante - at ра though it exbibition of is a the ud 
Yeovil for 30 гл anotbe ries of cap 
18} guineas, and others were lebt at 16 pm will scarcely do so well h е much more numerous, of horses considerab] 
13 guineas, 14 guineas, 11 guineas, 10 guine c last sheep much larger, of pigs more s Me 
The lambs sold realised good prices; a pai Men Кык to the ce a А-а of advice the pum qune too “ме previous occasions on which this A 
were sold at 32 guineas, Mr. Ga 1рїп being the pur- | much good se to receive. However, a prize is offered its a ual 1 meetii ng re o шеге 103 hei], 
chaser; other E fetched 19 рс. 17 REA for reapers with manual efus and therefore they И 50, or 
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15 es ineas, l4} guineas, 13 gui meas, and other good will now occupy шы ies oper place 
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aeu f th "cla нона each. | which throughout 5-а country it із ые t can and voa iie Ө ci ec. 9 8 sheep, 
та ORDSHIRE DOWNS: cdm Sa t Oxfor: stand a c . | the Leicester, Lincoln, Cotswold, Shro 
Messrs. Franklin & Gale sold in the Cattle ee 35 | ы tjs pue Burgess & Key к oub their | mountain br сейв; а па рї 
-Oxfordshire Down ram lambs, from the Gat mpton | o nal M'Co ormie ck with side аш ivery, price 257., | to the large or small breed. 
flock ; 84 were sold at prices varying iuh "n 5s. to , and sei тей. surprisingly light ав the numberof m 
171.10s, -A very splendid pri bought by Mr. J. T. behind im i taro, homes eu 5 fe Me Sc Buc ith provement upon last year's show was 
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Gale, of Orplands, Essex, fetched 177. 10s.; another, | & Son 1 le; | and 
bought by Mr. c Franklin, of Ewelme, ти. 10s. reae е vx verley; and jns PET m dicha this than last year—the lt, ot 
and one bought by Mr. ^ Chillingworth, of Cuddesdov, took into actio xdg ens modifications of the Hussey central situation in which the exhibi 
107. 105.; Ше av s as 61. principle. Messrs. Brigham & ch ode = Led One-half of the cattle exhibited this year 
Z Hawrsurgg Dowxs: Ratfin Farm, Amesbury, upon- Tweed competed witn their Aul Short-horn breed, and w i 
Olding. —One ram was let E one month wir for | with double-hinged knife-bar, which nd its alf уч al those shown last year at Ramse 
30 guineas, another for 2 Ws eas, and so on respec- | qua ities of ground, and tilting. Lm tform. The machine| Take for instance 
tively (for the same shor & period) at s: -— worked by M . Pieksley & $ Sims of Manchester has | the property of Mr. . Farrant, Р 
12% guineas, ll guineas, 10 guineas, &c. ; а eeth |a tipping platform, and a contrivance by which the | раз won this year (as well as last) the first 
g (for 18 days’ use only) for Jui guinens. | knife is thrown instantly out of gear, and that Бу | Class 1. In symmetry almost ion: back 
airs of lambs sold respec ctively for 26 guineas, | Spencer of Doncaster bas Wray’s method of giving | as a oard; quarter: 
20} guineas, 17 guineas, 16 guineas, 15} guineas, | motion to the cutter bar, and Dray's tipping platform, | ribs, shoulders, and breast 
15 guineas, 13} guineas, 12} guineas, 11 коше, and Cranston'sis such as I have already described it. | тре bulls belonging t 
10 guineas, Umen. B guit and a few pairs of very | Of these, each making a bout or two, Cuthbe к eft | Clu a; were likewise 
youn g lambs a even lower prices; single ram lambs | the cleanest bottom, best sheaf, and fewest ears. bi is 
Picksley Sims and’ Spencer's follo wed, the prices | nearest ahas the winner, pe 
of these machines being respectively . 10s, symmetry a and мк ө s Mr. E. 
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TRIAL OF REAPING MACHINES AT LEEDS. irons, Ee left a very ragged edge, and the. standing | pmza 
— Ате. 22.—] have unfortunately little to а. — corn much shattered, so that the straws thrown down|* The 
ig ee hired ing Machines at at Garfort, were sure to have their ears cut off too oss to m NL sod 
anything like actual contest had occ M nished, late on Wednesday afternoon, the ecl deliver ОС Кишен ины d 
The trial commenced upon the Wedne: esday, according to | machines were brought to the cs Crosskill M ATE ddle, адейй fent jf ot ede 
agreement, but Wednesday was spent in singling those | Trustees’ improved Bell taking the lead. It is The Sheep "presented no particolar fen eium 
machines that were to go for final trial, and after mistake to call this an impro ved m achine. al hav хы and ee thought to De inferior tone 
urgess and Key and Crosskill ды сиб ап асге ог tt for Whatever was wanting in jn the i 
against time desee ursday), the rain came down in — pr it more cumbersom me and unm nage- bite 
such a manner as to render the abandonment of the|able. It ong been said that Burgess & Key i 
field a matte кор necess ity. yi — a nd] but they will find something much Mises 
Wednesday were commenced upon a like a rival in this new dive given > de e Beverly them were some of the prim 
acre feld ot Wheat, à fino 36-bushel егор, bright Ач релна "In the first place it makes of 8 feet di e тонк and there 
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tunity for one and al all competitors. Crosskill's Trustees" пе tha an it did ; in ич third it is eibi in price to | '!merous, ап 
machine walked i » s followed by its nde propell- | 275, and has а less draught. These are n КОЕ judges with all the а M 
ing horses, and eut a broad headland round the entire хатай ages, and such as 3754 admirers of this machine ечен А in deciding between 7 
$ agim and M ie s чы in 1 and 2 acre plots. This | will be glad to pem of. um Е tw 
е, 80 m IA themselves upon the хы за great drawback i its use, suown Mr. 
Teikia; and ры Fi LA g pet е uffic крс heess in Baniy Сауна we 
machines Lord Kinnaird, and à Prentice, Cranston, | now carry it before. them \ with. considerable comfort at Judges called in th ta 
Hillard, Crosskill's Trustees, Burgess & Key, were|a fair qe rm .із reduced, and | Could not decide; — therefore 
exhibitors; of combined Grass-mowers and зае the e a Tod rubber bands which move round it first and second priz 
reapers M Cranston and Burgess & Key are к with fingers to carry off the corn which falls | divided between the "two m 
exhibitors; and of machines with manual delivery upon them. The de Mire is now vare on either side | for fresh butter was awarded to Mr 
Жено в with & Son, Cranston, Burgess & Key, at pl easure, and a v ery simple contrivance is added fi r and thé fourth Majo 
; Bawney, Brigham & "Bic Poem | giving the swathe - 16 lores й и the сз „ | improved implements connected 
were exhibitors. |site turn. The cutter bar is elevated and дерг by partmen agriculture were 
with Eie combined machines | means of. cad whedl i in front of and beneath the plat- е MEM — os а 
en te Street, form. The whole in fact i s simplified, enlarged, and trived т йге! an E | 
ightened, su were it not for кекен. x the land, principle RUM, cin and erhi Ly N 
cause it some difficulty, would its way | Kelly of Kirk Mic veral 
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t which acts li — Agricultural Statisties, Ireland, were 
any direction. The motion of sho iue in T Acres, the о вано fern grown by Mr. Windsor, which 
ге too well kn Ireland in 1860 a кы м compiled from Returns | 11; and some very 
ston's machine is also known, | obtained by the ee is from Mr. Fargher's Rose Moun 
mportant improvement in the оазе Б о СМ г | proof of the Han progress made b join ^. 
a ra chet motion for throwing the Extent of ү Гава under Difference between | its establishment, we would refer to the $T. 
machine is being backed. Provinces, 1860 and 1861. of the number of eA e various ^ "com | 
orses, oe carried two men, 1860. 188. |In = 
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grain to one side. Acres. | Acres. | Acres. | Ac 
e cut of * little less than | Total of Ulster ..| 193,424 | 145.098 15018 | 2998. 
ry. It be З of Munster . ,666 1,518 r 148 Homes oover esi 44. 
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ыы of ETES, 2,210 2,169 c: 47 Poultry 
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Acres. Acres. Acres. Acres, Acres |, АЁ, the p held. in ie. afte ving D 
161,403 97,075 109,11 97 141 PLOS 136,288 125,595 из» {һе d that he 
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