The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-29 00:00:00

THE noucisu QUOTION.

Lord Cranbrook subeequently moved the second
reacting of the Army Discipline Bill ; and the Duke of
Cambndge exprasted his ,pinion that the Bill would
be found more simple than the old Mutiny Act.
During the brief discussion that followed, Lord
Grasille expreised regret that the Bill could not be
discussed fully; but intimated that in assenting to it
he did not intend to forfeit his freedom of action
relative to the question of flogging, The Bill haring
been read a second time, their lordships rose.

TIM MERLIN MATT.
Every effort to secure a full night for the debate on
Sir Charles DiEkes motion on the unfulfilled articles
of the Berlin Treaty having failed, the subject will
probably be lost Right of for the present seaman after
• few houre' discussion to-night. Mr. Gladstone is
the only occupant of the front Opposition bench who
will find an opportunity of speaking, and no division
is intended to be taken.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR HAMPSHIRE.
Our last r=tlrausjelven in March, and we have delayed
this longer for • change of weather,
to enable us to report I=
favourably et the general
prospects than such a long course of adverse weather
would warrant It is, however, now our task to state, aa
accurately as we can, the state of the crops, Lc-, at the
present time.
The wheat crop suffered severely in leas of plant, owing
to the long and protracted winter, and so thin was the
plant in many cases that a considerable breadth was
plouhed up and re-sown to Lent corn. Many fields,
which were thin of plant, have, however, filled up won.
derfully, and upon good dry land in good tilth the wheat
looks strong, and has ears of full sire; but upon cold and
drown soils it is Met the reverse, and some of it is break.
lo off at the rooks. Most of the early town wheat has
been in bloom for some days peat, but the heart dorms
of wind and rain of ffith and Vat it is feared will reduce
the prospect of yield more than the actual lateness of the
season. There is no prospect of wheat harvest being
commenced until the lad week of August in the Southern
Division of the county, and it will, in all probability, he
delayed until the first week of September in the later hill
diatricta of the Northern Division, nor can we see any
prospect of the yield being an average crop; but, quite
Irrespective of present appeanutees, we can recollect no
instance of a late harvest proving a productive one.
Therefore, when we consider that it will be the latest
harvest for a period of 13 years, we must of necessity
estiroatelthaprobable yield upon the diminished area mown
as much under an average crop, should the weather in
harvest prove ever so fine.
The prospect for the barley crop is by no means en-
worming, for we find that upon good land the
.straw is
mach laid by storms and upon land in pour condition the
crop is light, and, into consideration the character
of the mason, we can y expect a bad yield, and a very
mall portion of malting barley.
Oats, on the contrary, are looking remarkably well and
strong where the land barn bees done well, and may be
considered the crop of the warm, although, like all the
cereals, they will be late to harvest, The yield will pro-
bably exceed an average produce, the quality of the
grain depending upon the weather for the next few
weeks. . . .

of the winter variety look badly, and some have
been ploughed up. Spring sown beans have looked very
well till within the past week. Meny fields have been
lately attacked by the black " &Om," and the crop is,
therefore, in a very precarious condition.
Peas are looking fairly well, and are making much
haulm. and continue to blomom. but may yet be a good
crop if they mcape the, green "aphis," which often
attacks them at • later period. Both pees and been land
Ls. however, very foul with weeds, In consequence of the
rains at the hoeing time, and title will be much ageinet
these crop" coming to full maturity.
All kinds of green fodder crops, such al trifollum,
vetches. kc , have yielded but • poor return, as these
crop. were ea 'grimily injured by the severity of the
winter.

The crops of hay upon the arable land have proved a
full ecreeble bulk, but a short acreage only has been cut
for hay, as the necewities of the flocks on the kill farms In
particular caused an unusually great extent to be fed of by
sheep, and up to the present time we have never known a
hay season uhea so much of the crop has been seriously
and, in mine rime, totally spoiled The crop of grass for
hay on the psstures is generally good, except upon mule
of the wet and strong soils. The gnaw for feeding has
sines the spring been sufficient for the cattle, but they
have not thrived upon it in consequence of the cold wet
weather. _

- The -ii.e.sson for drilling the mangold seed this year was
very short, and it was only done in fair condition where
the land had been previously clean or autumn tailored,
for the season hitherto ham been fatal to all fallow work,
and in coolequence every short lain of roots have been
put in upon the mixed moils, open the hill farms more land
has been seeded, but the into:culture, hoeing, ,has been
bed all round, and • considerable portion both of the man.
gold and swede lain mast be ploughed up, as it is so foul
with weeds, and the plants so stunted, that they will
never pay for hoeing, added to which a larger acreage than
we have ever before known could not be seeded, either
with swede. or turnips, up to this date even in the
difficult season of l there was not the difficulty
of seeding the land that we have experienced this
summer. The prices of sheep at our early fairs have
proved below last years value about A. or 10a per head
for ewes, and Is, and ita. for lambs, and with the present
prospect for hay and roots we might expect to go lower
still, but the heavy loose of both ewes and lambs upon
the hill farms during the winter, and the scarcity of keep
in the spring, have reduced the numbers °retook on offer
at the fears: mach of the stock too, is in loir condition,
quite eullicient to keep the price in check. Sheep were
sold so high last year that in most cams they have not
teen graxod with the turual profit, and this will of necessity
make the buyers more cautious; theme circumstances,
together with the depreeidon in agriculture and want of
money in the hands of the graziers, will have • prejndicial
effect on future transactions.

The v&lue ofUrned JAZZ both heifers and steers, has
not receded much, but the large importations from Ireland
are sold with difficulty, the trade being very dull ; really
valuable dairy cows still make • good price. The value of
both beef and mutton remains steady, and is not likely to
vary much for some time.

- --JOSEPH BLUNDELL, Ind at.
Southampton. Jule 24th.

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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARIRS/04.—AU suff einite
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eannot try them too soon, as similar trouble., if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections See that the wards "Brown'. Bronchial
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Fun —Emir= Firs on laullo Bicurnne.—A
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Plnaitim !—Pcia rim Tann AND BRZATIL—A few
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• peculiar pearly wititestem, and fragrance
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stmt. London. .. . . .

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child from Loin, and the little cherub awakes as bright
button. It siothee the chili, it softens the gums,
aajli:ys all pain, relieves wind, ri= the bowel., and is
the best known remedy fortery and di/plena,
whether ar=tiodm teething or ether MUNK Mn.
Windoe's Syrup ie
_sold by Medicine dealers
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ROYAL DWrOnsill Pt DRUID —ls the best, the cheapest,
the roost fashionable, and the most durable of any article
wow rlw Quern says it has no rival either in spisstit .
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wool'; produced in new colours and mixtures to; 'IC
present season; also in light weighted limns bar summer
wear and warm cilmstes. Pricesaladies srear, ja Sid.,
ii. Inc in. 3d., sad St Bd. par Rites milled and
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AsClitrr Rout sa rs Couseisno.—The tenth MIMI
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Surrey of the Territoriecoasidueled by Dr. Hayden, the
U.S. geololdet, contains, lac Lemur volume, very im-
portant contributions to arritgology. The Present report
IV Mr. W. 11. Hollnal matesom the remit of stirrers
over about 4000 Square miles of the Pacific slope of the
Colorado portions of the adjoining territories. This land,
"to
nct
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They may
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'it now, and in many respects superior to them. The
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pu,c7.7 e m defence. The • b
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to PAW Wlint WI WWII of pictureaquemeas and
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%In which they are plaoW, and to the over-
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