The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

Morsel Countri Express.

DOROHISTSR, JULY Mt, 11111.

HARVEST PROBPEOTB.

Thant is ao individual eis 'abject to sudden inemems I
so Ms awn farmer, noir so liable to have his hope,
destroyed by a single blow. Om night's isms frosts
• hoary hall IIIeCCM, • day's violient wind, • few hours
of lightning—may of those may damage orope to an
Woe* which would moan for ths farms: inability to
provide net, sod perhaps decided loss of capital.
Vaasa we wander that besides the foregoing tan.
tingssolas th• agriculturist hsa to contend somata's
with keg periods of indifferent weather during which
very Utile coo b• dam, while the tilos of labourers haa
still to be paid for, them is no doubt that, although
presenting so many attractive featlfilla the farmer's
occupation knot only very uncertain, but extremely
trying. The proasui 61111/00 has hitherto has. unusually
maiming ; but w• are now told that Ills not too late
ke dimpoiatmeast. Mars is many • slip 'twist the
cup and the Up. A good or even an average harvest
ammo to dem 1 on Oa weather of the next ten days.
Uninterrupted sunshine would bring • far crop to full
maturity ; *old winds sod rain would pinch the grain
and delay soaping. Kv.nsah this taacostaiaty, how
ever, before him, the farmer can raw hi' position with
MU apprehension now than for many year. past.
Titers an assarame of fair, if not of high, prier. If.
will have an &barium of had for his stook, and Uri
Table of animals of all kinds is °attain to ba sahanosi.
It appears probablo moreover, that tam the prim of
corn will not fall Ito very low. The crop. abroad, with
the szcopUon, we holism of Oalifornia,are indifferent
Anemias is mated sa not satisfied, the crop baing at '
toast ma fifth below the average. Prawns has not
ream foe boasting, while in I:folioed and Belgium the
yield is not p•rtionlarly abundant, Chummy, Ilk*
enestives, hoped for • full coop, but is dopousisat on
this ~bar for th• amt month. TM °sacral
pert of Bums is well off, though it Li said that Be..
pry is oat so favoured this seam as last. On the
whoa, it may be predicted that Mars will not ba
superabeadame, and this mans, ai ter es we am
moms& that llogUsit wheat will commarnd • fair—
oar a fair —prim in tits mike& Oar farmers us
quiet prepared to be thankful for ..all morass in thia
„wok Mho more so, no doubt, from Um coneorneelliell
IBM there are other 'Wags to the bow. Dairy mean. I
mmtleisess to be a saving damn Is part owls, to'
wised prospulti, there is an lacressed demand for
bnMer aad ohms* which Oa fatielille aim moot
mesa It Is as Ul Wee for British [analog when dam
emseindities drag. I. lee market. It is, ia faro. lb.
amvpoint which, It taloned ler any knob of don, would
mom ruin. Ills eery unlikely that dairy produce—
sad this term is • wide me—swill fail to oomusand its
tall value for the remaining portion of the gear, sod
It has Moms portals that with regard to finality if is
sat to be esosikei The Amoriamis kaow how to make
int.dres cheese, but My do not always sand th•
best to this country. Thai can supply excellent tom,
but at the suns time day export a great deed of an
Waren kind, which spoils UM mutation, and drives
bosh the English seaman to the produce of his own
meantry. Assotlar support to our miaulturias is the
s regulation sleeks; the importation of foreign
e:tlie. -Row it wid work has yet to be proved. Titers
Is no doubt, however, that the Englkals prodooer WU'
Amiss ore Mao Work therefrom

Win the rut phase of the Brad Mart quarrel be the
Ulmer( nibo brio Keret him for Shelby Mr. Mori.-
-, The Member for AtheMm, ss his 111111Miell sill
hiss, his publicly declared that Mr. Newdegste
" trunbled al his srt tipsy before the whole Rome."
This Mr. Nowdegre dries, tad mills upon Mr. Bred.
laugh to retreat llst Mr. Newderms fell nithls east
fie ton.; but that Its was not tipsy le trailed by Sir
WUIIsw Jasper, though Mr. Newdegsta's character is
quite sulliment TOICIUMOS of the slander. as for as ra-
rer all who know him persrally. There are few
01110111111/11 more grandly respeord is the Nouse than
voters !telpher for North Warwickshire.

The ?relater bag two Biehoprir• to Mapco* of throned"
the reelreneet id the Bishop* of Lincoln and Moocher
ter. It le atilt only tee peobalae that • third vacancy
may MOW by the dusWe of the eloquent Blahop of
Peterborough. The Deanery of Exeter boa also to b•
ailed up—a wet almost equal to a blehopric, for 111.
worth £41,000 a year.

The Primer Bestsfoe Is t fling under the usage
of the Winans of Kent; probably the Queen will
avcs • peerage with that title to her youngest
hter. gone journals th represent e Princess
deg assumed the name of Jody lieetrlas
teat, which is aboard. as whatever the faintly name
a the Royal House may be—sod that la • somewhat
disputed point—it certainly Is aat Kent.