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and increasino: the number of men in this 
country, the lower order of people, like those 
in France, shall perform certain portions of 
labour instead of horses, shew him not to be 
fully acquainted with the charadler of the 
English. We wish to avoid being led into a 
discussion of political subjects, but we cannot 
help observing, yol’ing, galling, and goad- 
ing^ are experiments which had better not be 
tried. We are not without instances of 
tlieir being produdlive of the most dreadful 
results. 
If any proof is now required, that Mr. 
Brooke is a mere Theorist in Ao-riculture, 
we shall instance his remark, that ‘ the 
too common pradtice of putting sheep into 
pasture land, wliere cows are kept or in- 
tended to be kept, is totally wrong It is a 
well known fa-T, that no animal bites closer 
the fine and sweet herbage than the sheep^ 
even to the root.' 
To any one who understands stocking of 
land properly, it will not be unintelligible — 
that there is not a spot upon the globe v.diere 
