The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLDB.

A ineeting of ate slab took awe last flitordav
ovenieg, at the Antelope Hotel. when dime were
~resset :—Mr. It Georg (chairman), Mr. Galpin,
Mr. J. It•mer, Mr. T. C. &modem Mr. G. J
indrews, (hon. sm.), Mr. H. Clements, hlr. A J.
Smith, Mr. J. T. Short°, Mr. J. F. Hoare, Mr. J
Mr. Damen, Mr. Vedas, Mr. J. Chick. and
Mr. H. Taylor, kti.
The Cw•titataa, having sepreemrl bin =tit !hitt
Ihe °motioned iodiepositins of G. Ji W ,
occasioned his presiding, called ettehtion to. circular
mainad from the Central At:44.114k Tat Asensiation,
eetting forth that iosernuch as the principle noon
which the Central Awinci,tioe hes hitherto relied for
.oheoriptiom ban failed of 1111108M,lb. aweatistion will
he in future emultirred epos the principle of direct
mhecriptioos fmm it. members, of Dot lam than one
4aines per annum. sopplemmind by tionbihstione to
he invited from tbe local amoslations in their collie
•ive cepectity," and be ennoenced that Mr. ar.,oa,
the President of the doh, promised to give a does.
•ion of Aire gaieties. Tim members present sob.
norihed, and it was agreed to let the list remain opeg
• week or two, as it was thought Many farmers,
who are not members of tbitehlh, woold feel dispersed
o help forward tbe MOBS of the repeal of the Malt-
Tax.

Mr. A abealra, tbe hon. sea, reported that be bed
vent • cireelar with the rew.baainn of the dab at the
!eat meeting toorbing the desirability of s Govern.
tient Board of A gricaltem imeiog twined, to all tito
tannery' clubs he notild find, and he read replies frost
Pram!lngham. Ferringtion. Townley, ko., all of
which were favourable to the project, awl were pre-
t" eat with other slobs is the stetter.

nn the motion 01 Mr. H. CLIIIIC‘TfI, seconded
Kr. G. Gatrts. it was resolved that Professor
itiokinen...l Bradford Abbas, be replanted to intro.
loom s mil et for dimenenion it the Glob's meeting
m the 18 h Pebruary.

Mr Citoeot OALPIN, nf 11,okbempain, read the
("lino ing perm oa "Farm Lemeeted Farm agree-
abeam"

In introducieg the tebieet to the nal*, of the
(lab I moat claim your inaluigmee, aa I do not
tit I son .1 to the te•l* of lain, ja•tian to it. •111, the
•mportense of the sables* won ht, I treat, a sal ttent
amen, for my ttonbline inn trlth • few remarks. and if
the gentlemen here present will kindly give on their
own Avers en the tablest. I hope the dbeninion will not
be altogether fruitless. The ohlect of • faAh agreement
o lea.e should be to give to the Resist gond aroarity for
the is., Among of his mOlO, and, at the game time, to
sneer, to the Redbird that his *alai' 'hell he prliperlv
troblvated, and not detecioramal in Illiane by any
internivir masts or destructioa. I mud *Weak that as
▪ eenernl role, I tm is hem. of lons loans, for it most
be reesembered that • finest has general], the gm. Ile
part of his capital invested In the live end deed rook of
his fan.; and It is not only from the *rope which he
✓ows from year to year that he sup eta to get • return
for hia capital. bet ft le the Inver...et of that capital
, in the particular wort of stook moot toilet:be for the
reqabetnente of the ftren the toiant has to °madder;
end how I. he to do St Is to the hest advantage if he has
tecetity of tenure? Re may lay not large ttma of
mese, le penheelee peat aeintals, whieb. althoseh
hey do not pay in ihemoolves, still from their Pretests
he expects • mature ler bit invegtentnt. Bat if the
tenant has i.e ilegerity of lemurs he will not he Instilisel
expetein larre toms in this manner. ester the
mollolity of hi. having to saarillos hi. meat" to MI
purpose. It is, 1 believe, too obeli% forgeetee ti at the
ineeetreent of • tenant's 'vital Is not altogether In
tbs. land. hat oleo in the stook which he feeds mei that
• farmer does not realise • return for his Impltal imam
artionlarly in the oast of breeding boshn and heel.)
for sem. ye•rs after its inveetment. It is for this
mune than I ectemider • termini ehonld hams mairitir of
Issues; and I do not know bow this is to be &wow
plinked.. well ashy long lam well aware there
•re many mites in which the grouting , f leatee would be
inconvenient to the lisellerd, end I am Asp aerate that
he greet lirirlimast against frail* is. the* the landlord..
',ands are lied, no that he Mood do what he would
with his estate allot strewth.. • isset. Cumin, 1 have
heard it !dated that the fleet years of a lease are eturdoes4
fl patting the farm in good condition, whilet in the
14tter part of the term the Nem is allowed to go out of
onditios* again. Rat supposing this arms true, grbieh
not think is the ease. except airier very eseeotioual
alreninstances, why le this the as..? Simply Worse
imadloede are too apt, M soon lee Um hoses is oat, to
•site the rent, Pe that the tenant who has farmed his
lend well, improved the estate, must ply over
again for thee improvement*, or allow another relent
to reap the bone& ef them. ldosotthinktta.Hks
as all enreserniable, end I think It *mtlid be mutually
olvtatagenee If, sznposiell • tenant had • lotto for lb
ran and the lanai tal was aatiabed with Ids tenant, he
shosbis at the end of 10 or If yam, afar hint • reseenil
•.f his have. Ateeming thee that Immo* art preferoble
So • yearly tenure, the Int question whisk grime Is
which is the beee time of entry I I believe illt• museer
the outecing tenant In oat, anal the Imemniecientet I.
th• littler for all parties onneerood. Kisheeletae
'sir, facilitates this sa troll as any, espeedaily if the
altening tens.* soy. the turnips *hie& the iseeenieg
...tent tete. off at fohselmes, an that all the oatmelee
'entot be. to do after that tins* is to 'heath net his
-mu, and the iticoesinit tenant enters upon the whole of
the had at once. The tenant Icicle( entered 55
the farm, the qutsties arises under what
noel the to he with recant to its etaltivateleirts°
before niyvvivevel, iliv 604104 bee t. t•kip ear—s,
Pleat, that hie mot In paneta llv paid. flosendly, that
his farm is mansred in smolt • manner that it shall not
deteriorate in value. With eseard to the questiee of
mesh.. Ida not inter Rao 11, at that most be •
qa•etkie between the indieldsal parties. However,
Meth that la the ftee of • short lease, or of • yv•ely
tenancy, the repaint eget to fall more epos the Inad•
'ore' then io the cope of • teat least, as It emelt he
very foolish for • teasel to enter • farm where rendre
4re mach Deedtd, and to pay • gaol share if acre
-.pain inks, he had • enteletr of reaping a benefit
'ota theta. Bat now we come to the question,
....at Is sbe farm to it. culthrated? in other won* hew
ittit to he ererep di I suppose either Itegwe
e•ent will deny that the farm should be kept as elms
It is progibbe a. der ordinary rireensetimes to do, for
In en.. seasens it le shanee ialontaittle to de as evee
mild wish. The brew: ma, he willing to do hie
tetanal to akar the lead. het the wiestber prevents him,
,nd.he most either morilles a moo-. or plant his wound
. .

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maw ; ft Is in t sem that sateen
.a▪
lbleatioo h. as invaluable. The old adome, "•etheh
•Intit same aloe," bolds good bent es is. reel of eseseli
moliest el in the sate.. is as good ma a dams the oast
.5,01111. T. Flowever, Is miens he our ammo of
I tenser mew of the aid Imam lay dews. With
wetbsematieel proskitto. the swarm at which
the meant shall perm* ; end whether red.ptattlier .01.
m if the oases Nimbi heat him sad hie mops fall. still
Im It booed to no coo Is is. mmetylen MM. ftridalr
neltatm to the right hood or to the left What I sey
c. allow tht tenant .e pones what mimeo atoroor.M6
he Oho.. rely restristion him as le tles mother at sena
.4 exhausting whisk he shall grow. Isbell samme,
that as role, oily those trope are ealtalativo
whisk ars sold oft the farm. sad oallemble lb. tialas Is
ailoooer I. eon only the prai, of while mraw grope, I
woald my Oast is no wee tam shall the tenant grow on
eon than nee-holt of the er.tele lead white strew crape.
that is, ea peniawg the form to he 400 seem of mithlo
land. only SOD bone elomld be is so.. bet I anal ne
,estrict mln vrimit pert.ohlor Gelds shall be mon in
eah year. Cillt•Illefftlillel may ark* Is whieh • minest
may lad it o:eleehle to r pest • amp or to leem sae
oat end th- hoses ought to he the Imo ledge how the
land timid he cropped. Or ammo, L. ths lost ycer of
'he ttieocc provieloa eleaild haigAi AM the land
should he loft In its mortar rm. se. Thre
mmielaing half al the mane 1.01, we esteem it to to ig
.onpf IWO or foray- iron, to he rposeimed on the fano,
niA ills to the aterogerienit of Mite Cart of the et,pans
oth to sell roar ettenthe. B.itaying. as I do. thet
ih......../41410111•90o. Or Shrum, and' the prnirlderie
tow f,c tw greatest number of etook on 'het fo. re.
•lernds on Al pro. th of the greatest Vlailltit, .1
whisk Ads part et the erepolog Is to peal.
of awl thls ppet gasetlty of feedisa rah.
duke le n to be ailainad without aecfreeraseihs