The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

WATCH AND CLOCK
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MAKER

To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Greet Clock for the Houses
of Parliament,
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
'. ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches .. 7 °ULM&
Gentlemen's ditto . . .. 10 „
Ladies' or °eatlemon's Gold English
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balanosditto .40 ~
Silver ditto ditto ... 96 „
Marine Chronometers ... ... 36 „
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. An
amortroent of Loudon-owls Fine Geld Albert
and Guard Chains, he.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutta's Honk); 34 and
35, Hovel Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory, Somerset Wharf. Strand. London.

eITiTION TO FARMERS.
D". SON, and HIWITT,
Inventors of the Stock-
lareedites MeSeine Chest,
.beg to crea-
tion Farmers aplomb giving their
Ides, to any Travellers without
putting this question. " Ana
Tasvamtro rna DAY, SON,
HEWITT r as similar prepare.
Aus to oars are now being offered in
almost every Market, and raid to he
the IMMO things at less coat.
. .

The only -Cue and Original "DAIS CHEMICAL
COMPOMITifr are mewed ekereeslY by nit
The " CHEMICAL EXTRACT is unequalled in
Europe for almiiing pain ik wounds el every kind,
II blended with • little milk or lard, will prevent
heaving and straining in every bad nue of drawing •
Lamb ; and voluon nsvd pa», is matchless for redoomg
swollen udders in Cows and Egres.-24. Bd. and 7s. per
bottle.

•Tlas " HABIIOI7B F 13t1D" has no equal fur Orin,
strength to a Ewe in great debility, after bad Maibins,
sad to create appetite. For diarrhom in lambs am
calves, if gine in man doses, kept in two or three
tinges In quick suewession, tbe scour will surely 0061.0.
and snowsuits and strength hourly Ineressa.—la.r..i.
per bottle. 20a. per demo in a wooden box.
The "RED DRENCH " should be &so to all full.
condition. d Ewe. Imfore sod after lambing, to v..es
any inflammatory or feverish symptoms, sad to elemise
the bowels and pretty Hie blood. —l4d. each ; 13s pee
iosen, in • wooden bon. One tablespoonful is • dose, 2.1
All order' received by poet sent off the name day.
Carriage paid to any town or railway-Matins.
None Gestaina time lear the Trade Nark and
name of DA Y, SON, sad HEWITT, 22, DOSAIT -SMUT
BAKII4ITRUT, LONDON, W.
N.B.—Read Mr H. Wood's celebrated Lecture
" Breeding and Ilimagemont of Sheep," prise sd. by
poet.

BEST PIEUVIAN CIMINO.

BRO'

AarDommtto.
mr, -irro.
HORNIMANS PURIM* is HlORT•Plniral par
b. CR RAM, aa the DUTYi.EZDTJcILD.
GINITDdi IACLIITS-2 Si. 60 lib an dried
4gaags46ll.o
NDON,
I mucosa. nceostrzas 01 TUB PURE TX&

• ROI:TWO LD SOAP • bORCIIIISTIIIL
• SAVING OF 111 -PT-11 CENT. BY 1/111IWG lipplitmeolf"nfabffiPlihneksamielinilp‘atp ter"PierramalwetrEt 6rebswe:ll.P°4lllr43l"ali°l6oB:l
TRB "COMPOSITE HOUSIIHOLtt Pita of paste.. for revery weight a. 'bar elleat got"
00tV '
.- espedally mewed ha 11
and ierP Establishment& Dried, eat, la trbe,kma. blivibaall="s: and stamped
stamped 'Pee kseleg debug, will P
THE CITY SOAP WORts - MILTON-STRZEZ VIII Mewl Whew' 01 IMekii P8a1.4
illoy be had throlighWalNl resp°thedaldell, lathalereft Sib.bezel tsrathieslBll46 therepsi mit"thasll44ll.l."lbrothsfeti4.l6944olll4l. 1141111Shal
8.31 n
"us.glaubsl
tb
°his*
(" I its.) with laue and keg' gargle" in" Hb., di; mere thee Ilh.. but oth meth leaf,
Wholesale only at the Werke, Ski mete thila but thore them
ler liee Address is Gelb liefs. esa et ea. ld. being 'hard for every. joi=
- -plod ea Irestion of a qtatter-potiod.
DR RING'S D A NDELTAN k QULIVINE ritielaod packets of pattern'. For a paceet weigh'
LIVER PILLS. ing not More than the, ad.; more than tos., but
H
PEP tnigi re". 4
not more than 80*., 441.; more than Soo but not
Wind indigestion more than on., Ed.; mor. than 12", bet not
Coati year". Piles, Ilaadadien Slebee" utedleme MOM than jib.. Bd. ; more than lib., bet act owe
Fluttering of the Heart' Ne"mamml/2 I'. Appetite, than 1 Ilb., 10d.: more than 1 }lb., but not more
Flatulthea, Heartburn, As.
met, invedtent, are „ay snd us swoon than 141 b., Is. No packet of petterns or simples
on oath not to andel. the milled partials of any preps- must erased tweuty-four ounces in weitlit The
ration of Antimony or Mercury ; they act varygriatly es ether eelrebillone both of the Inland rsi and,
the Bowels, sad do Dot require any &mg. aam ag the Willed Paws teme nue" 0. present
Lb. part of the Pellets., Or proclaim the slightest risk of unaltmed.-Ily einunand of the Postmaster
takiag cold. If the Public only knew bow MERCURY MN DON= BATTLIJON 0 RITIN VOLUITRORIS-
deoWorI the &limes mate el the Serthedt. =see We understand that with a view to =teeny •obinteers
Digestion. affects the Nerves and positively shortens, who have lately he sarelled, or who ham net paid
U., they weeld Mks no, other Aperient than Da. emotion to nuesto
--to become efficient in
Ni O'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVEN nc owl in WitCu* to the mason, the
Pril4 which lag's" Bihh diellese Wind."ll no of £lO will be given is prises at the next imp.grengthee the whole Peautit Tbry Purify the meeel tido' of the County Ride Associate" to be competed
rectors the tons of the Stomach, deMroy Worms. sae /o_,.__!!!!_by Tannins,s who boo sever won • pries
remove all somplaints bronchi on to irregularity of the . 265. in vile& either at the prim meeting of
Bowels, thus being to both miss • reiterative mid pre- it:7m, os or ~ and who
servative of Health, Itheadoi the Blood and Plaids ch.% pane to tins nut um"; pria. inwetiag of the
heel every linearity.
1001104 &realities, have fulfilled the esediteins Deem-
Prepared only by JANIIISOIIII, 47, Northam ear's., 0,,,0 to with, 1b..50 mtg.,. a sisa.o
Osepodfehoteers, Leaden W. in Rothe, at Is. 114..
and Iron tellowhig Ye"ii Ive_n wimp, and probably not until September. thin will be
24. Pa" 4" 651" and:4r fre. b7lest f°` --""lads the pborilehmeedraithiftindWinnialkina tailliorpiseetheeni"mtil after the
Dorchester ; Winks Pectoyil,"Mio • Loobo
r" —r amPle opportunity to fulfil the shove conditioes in the
Hitekerok, Tannins : and hest Chemists and Medicine uun tun.. Th, following uniwomosos he.. boos
Visoders
mile with tepid to the Adjetint's visite to the
dilbeeat mops inmepasbag the imlaslio; "lig the
*Mall Meoll Tuesday 1.4
from Hoek ftetouithincisive, wiothwage herae.. fleet
a. oaeober- at
'ft....4.re hoes N
belay, rem earth to °ember ; Gillingham mid fiber-
1= re 'en Monday, hem Marsh to October; Pon"
Priitv, fnms Ma/eh to October; Witehain,
third Monday, from Name to October ; Blaadford,
third Tuesday from Meta to October; Dorahester,
'third Wedassiiewasiom Mardi to Cklobor Sturoieeter
I Newts., third y, from Marsh to October; Wiry.
wrath, fourth hooday, frost March to October;
Shaftesbury, fourth Tuesday, from Marsh to October.
ADJOURN= QUART= Einesions -There wee DO
!thane, before the Court on Saturday. The wager
I(rates prevent were. B. Williams, Esq. (chairman),
-Major Kindereley, aad IL Pearce, REF The Chair-
' man said be noticed that in the Hones of fords the
Dabs el Boacdthob had nailed atimatios to the affect
of the sew Cattle Dimmest. Bill on the Qrders in
ICousoil now in force, whin the Duke if Argyll
replied That there me sone desist whether the
Cattle Bill of Mt. Ward Hunt, sow in the
Moue of awes, weld be peeled Into law before
the let March; awl as is that ones there would be a
daragerose interregnam with regard to the prone ef
the lead authorities, to obviate that it might be
lesesseary to renew the orders In cocoa At any
rate, the most serious atheatiou of the Government
was being given to the whole subject, sod ever/ care
would he tikenagaiast any difficalty snsong bete's"
the
_pried for the expiration of the old order" is
thane' and that for the new ones consieg onto opera-
tion." A letter from the Home Secretary, caliing
the attention of the Clerk of the Pesos to the "Cattle
Dinemes Prevention Ask 1906," • ()Med of which
we ehewbere noble* was taken as read. After
piste, oat the general features of the several
alsesse, the letter proomda I-" A large diserelins is
left to local authorities with rook* to the daughter
of animal* not actually dissaasd, but which have
bon in the IRONS shed or "table, or in the aune herd
it Sock or ia contact with animals Misoled with
Oxus' iiarz.ut.ir George Grey dose not doubt
that this will be carefully marched, and
that the slaughter of maim& not affected by the
dimes will be avoided, sakes there is good ressou
Is apprehend that they will be the mesas of extend-
lag It to others. For the psrpa.s of assisting Local
Authorities in "souring the effectual disinfection of
premises, An., by which inhctioa may be thrived, the
Lords of the Council have requested the Royal Coin-
miesiothre upon the Cattle Plaine to froth instruc-
tions, copies of which will be forwarded to you as
thou se they are received Iron the Onmmimioners.
A further communication will be addressed to you
with respect to the information whit" under the
26th swam el the Act, is to be 'applied by Local
Authorities to the Privy Council. I emu to request
that you will lay this letter before the chairman of
the Quarter Sessions? At the ingestion of the
Chairman, the Court was further adjourned till
Saturday next, at the Townhall, lliandford, at
11 a.m.

KA YE'S WORSDILL'S PILLS,
The Best Family Ery
Chemists, et te lid., 3a. sad 4. 64. per Bo:.
Aims WOBSIDELVII PlLL6.—the best Itssoady
ler Indigestion. —Bold by 41 Mellalll4, he., et la, W..
2. AL, aed 44. 66. per iloz.
KAU* WORBDILLVB Paul.- The best Remedy
for Astlime.--801d by all Chemists, ka, et la lid.,
kid., sad 4s. 6d. per Box.

LAYra woitapicuus bmiee•nmay
he Coggin AS °cur.—sad by a °modes.; sm.,
9d., sad Is. M. per Box.

WOBSDELL'Er MLLES.—TM, but Bamody
for Bilker Inssadonr.—Bold by an Cbssists, km, a*
ls. 14., ss. 91. and*, 6d. par Boa.
HAIM wciakunus I'ILLS.—Ths best Bawdy
for Dow= of tkli eldn.-8011 by all Mamie* ko.,
U la, tot, 3.. N., sad Is. 61. per Bo:.
KAYE'S WOIIBDRI4/8 PILLS.—Tbs host Romody
for Cloot sad P.b.amatima.—Sold by all Chemists, km,
elobs, N. 91., sad li. dd. par Box.
KAYS% WOBSDBLIA PILLII.—Tha bust Remedy
far Fessal• Cksa plaints. —Bsid by an Cbmodals, km,
at Is. lid., la ad., sad 4a 6d. pit Boz.

xsyini WORfitillILLS PILI-33.—Tba bed Ready
for Narrow Allaatioaa.—Sold by all Clwai#4%
144.. -16-416; ett."-par ,

LAYra wp D 73 FILLS hors boos In
see for WS • Century, and have met
alg Iniversal onooses.—Sold by all Monists, ike.,
111, ineel 4e. 44. per Bei.

qapobt.,ltgeoebll
I;:abuyil. pay InMilos
Sonar al the Throat
stantly Mt.'s.' by
INCNI A L TROO'EfES
LOZENGES.

A BRANCH HOUSE is now opened in
11.111-1 Leedom' tor Weir ask They ere very pleasant
to talss, canain no opium. sad Andros will lad taus
very berrelleld Is aces of Whooping COIWIL Penh
who me troubled with • Luting cough, should My them,
ar noes; they are mfe sod rare .
Combs, Floanenem, and • A fferidas
to which Public Speaker., • and Binger
me lisbi., relieved by "800 • • • .
Haab.' three* ialleirece to I. aer4,earte.
allay Pralmonary Irritation: • from
dskdarioss Windier* itMAsv "'Snow .11ronotial
Treebere a sell rernefyiet thesaws dadisaStwoolo, oe
highest
u
ne I child, arid bee tamed Arm tO be held M the
edam byr Clossylasa. Maws, and Public
Speakers generally.
Amami the many limetiElinde if a Wier fron Ras.
Henry 'Wordmay he seem at our Mike,
Amongst the away whom wile me the
Troebee arid rstd ho 1:111y of lbern,-ure 'would nestion
Mho Lauda fir. Meshy Cook, and others of the
Rovel
cldby Illediabsi Malan at W. per la:.
Pr ibelperbillee SM. High Holborn ',endow.

01111i6'8 WOR Id•DESTROYING LOBBNOBS
HAYS, for sixty-years, held • distinguished
reputation, and are still and inermaingly tron-
ised hy the highest cams to task, re.sstsMllty and
esienor, from personal knowledge of their utility to
their own families. It is • feet ernahlishmi by the
annual Bills of Mortality that one-half of the children
born are rut off before attaining Seven Tears of Aim
arid the legit/sr mores of this Inotielity is band to
stirs lip tbilt feel stile of the Stomitab sad Bowels Which
madame theseration of Won... As the rate =
of Intestine th, in this whim! Any many
Wafters, who ire samesafely had recourse to them
Lozenges, eon gratefully toftly to their eloallwees.
Wholesale Assets, Mr. Edwards, late af &7 SI, ?aura,
sow 311, Old Mange, whose name is on the Government
Bold in naafis at ft I, and betas at Ss. 9d.
sapa, by most n•pagiabis °Waists and design in
mediebtes.

TES MOST RELIABLE FRIEND!
aoLLower's OINTIIKNT.
rrs CH .NO AND HILMANO TROTH= 4iut
mower • D 11_00r610 THROUGHOUT

THI woiiiir
The number of plank this bieshethis Ointment has meal the
Ii a of puhao opialoo (the keeper keel. tim better appre-
ciated) U. torelotosy of heelf More soievinole Oa. earthiest
that amid be written in peals of Ito teary teoeiter*l
properties. Is the cure of bad Ism bed toseras nom trottailer
and ulalln Rs Wheel I. 1911,1M01111. For liape•,ol.. 1-bak
%fit* pad diet sie of tire skin pm= •
ma (A= sell 'bathed with waren grater) Me rt
es quickly abeortes leto the mem. sad eliaree,l Ate
pump, every part to shill it I. applied.

OA DUB R 8 ILLINOII, .11.110 Yen TN, MUMPS,
Q INBnY, SORB PHNOM, AND DiPi BIWA.
In any of ibe abon anon% Ineseadlagi tirr.ramaisag
ntha is chinned by PAM(thls tent, tl day, nos the dos mot book it mote eon
the • o menspints ot ; tor through the OM& 511
lb. h&,. opandos and se o d
particles aitsi bm We phiorralleet. The Mahood seed
cooptatly with liallooors PI Is, obi lest no inighlgitt mad
uttlitsil as to Win now Is in pen Innen ern
BAD LioB, DAD Baur+ ill= AND OtrOIRATIONB
OP .12. w
Then Is ho tanking proposing In tbo world obled Sime
ea thoroughly ,elled In lb.telotsb itS blee
anomie, as Hallows" t, Neohlag sea he oe iidt
or sate me the tosoon la it le applied, or tli anise ea
the body, both loudly sod doneilindonally. The Otalseest
rubbed Around the part sleeted, enters the pule. Just at sat
so Wu MOM. It oaldly penetrates to the tourer ot the
and drills IS tress Use mesa

MICH PLUS MID 50110IPULOU8 11011116.
I. an Irritations o the skin. move, Mein, Mires. nr mretelege
milargement• of any kind. Holleirsyli Ofidnien•
rink mod tem TIMM ot cora It sosoltmg• •p. p..
In restraining removing Magemlien. enelhilf
Midst Wee{ and *web.mu aertimider and indmalkg
disolimget

Ben MU OnMOM ars rrus..mosta as yeas sz Ifs

Bad Lip Osumi laid SW,
Ina Brim& Crostrastel mad lIM ger• NI
Burr
BM at Mambo's= I atillig .Pl*4
~..___Limd ".
=dolor Swath, Taissrs
il=" Ltootego
NJ. Irsgewis
abssipsd limes alwenauaa Tain
Oones (MN

THE LANDHOLDER PAST AND PRESENT.
• LAMMAS IT • LADY.

A naseting of the Doeobaster Fannin' Club took
plane Mei Saturday events( under the presidency of
Mr. K Gongs, in the unavoidable absence of the
President, when tbe follovriag admirable paper,
"prepared by a Ludy," on " The Landholder, pad
and present," was read by Mr. Henry W. Hawkins,
of Idartinstovrib

We hare selected the salient pealagee of that part
of the lecture describing the lasdholder of the peek
and »prods» is =teem the fear writer's poeirsita»
of the landholder of the presoak

The lecture odzunessed with a prebendary easter an
this wiesi—Ths history of hablemdry is the history of the
worldl and the geography Of husbandry laded,' slued
the what of the earth's eurbee, and the geology of
hastrandry penetrates the earth's crud and beide Of it.
soils, its layers sad its feematiesa its fosnb (including
impolite.) sad Its milliards, doe/godly 'roe, though not
having mash refereed to acid I Botany, ten, Is not
excluded. nor the manufacturing seta, nor the beefing
arts, per the art of government, ace is a husband-
man ever "out of his element," travel when be
will; for to him the lands ha panes throno
ham est Midist mikuthen to Me dweller In
child the fields and valleys and vineyards,
the wild barren mountains, where in summer only the
peasant pastures his birds, have • tongue for him
which be see well understand, though he be Ignorant of
the speech of the., who dwell hi them. The escutcheon
of the tiller of the soil Is se old one and hears v,..1!
many noble ipmrteriegs, from lb. • old Gs
downwards, and you may depend mum it a sheaf of solo
in the se:, Of • hots of plenty filled with all the frdita
of the earth, is am anblascannant of earlier standing and
nobler meanie/ than • rigger with a Mod, heart, or •
lion on its hind legs with its mouth omit, and Is likely
to continue so to be when the swords and span are
Metes into ploughs and pruning honks. I think that
Is abroad enough view of our subject, and you will agree
with as. gentlerneu, in saying at there is enough in the
sebum and practice of husbandry to satisfy the largest
Intellect, to fill the loops; life with profitable and
happy industry. and to gratify the moat !alined date.
The writer goes on to speak of "rant farmed," in-
standag Oliver Cromwell, Cleorre Washington, elfallt
Ceram sad Garibaldi. The subject is divided intdtwo
parts, de , the landowner or tenant of the pad, taking
the time between the testi th and thirteenth endwise and
the sixteenth and seventeenth senteries, and the lead.
holder of the prelapt, that is to my of the premed
senility and almost to this very mpeltent.
Taking the first part of the subject, the writer A-
sperses that in the middle age' the tillage of the land
was Psiswirtil7, If net entirely loft to Nee or villeins,
who were Maght or sold with the land, or seined with
It, as the sue might be, and who heated their lord •
Pof the dodoes. Yet before the fifteeath
es7r:Mrs was a also of tenants who bald lodes for
Ills, or a term of pant Ind paid rent Is land. prodam,
Sarvilan et Moog. Every Inglialuom ems a trained
soldier in those turbulent times, and was "sworn to
armour" 'r • dated of Edward L, &wording to his
wealth. As archery was more developed, regular
practice with the bow was ordered, sad shooting bsee
id once the drill and tea assasanimat of the people. .IS:
Sundays the badholder and all bb had to preetlee at
the Mad on the vine. Item. This was an smesemed
tre...p.hy Ass sy, pnrinobwinnapednkubaut by Act
a 1r1L01.....d.
tthe
Thex.
male tilt-yards were thrown ewer to an atimem, as WA
as the castle balls fed Meet and drink. Saimaa mea-
sures were adopted to prevent the abase Of such bassos.
Notwislisdasding this enforced hospitality, in Edward
lll's time the lextry and ostentation of the nobles had
to be eat down by Ad of Parlbonent. It was ordered
what every lam should have for slimier or supper, "o(
whet state or eriadidos mover he were." After this the
Waiter remarks 17-'
Eustaud aonld not have been in each a bad coodition
ars any elms Is very poor is.., whoa all cleaves wan
armed, sad all met freely together in their games and
at their meals as they ithl thee. Perhaps there we. •
fidelity between men *blob our boostbd liberty does not
Ran thou dose for the lased. Every man in Inglaad
as regimented (all were) and know his dace, knew also
what he was to do, to wed, to eat, and to whom he
was respoedble, and no man could lead an idle or un-
accountable mistimes "The discipibm of an army was
trandernisi to the deans of social ilk and it leaned in •
chivalroas pdoeption of the amain of the word duty
and in the old Aerepneklis "his of English unity!.
The fireman did fealty to his lord, the lord to the ,
lord above him, sad .0e go um,
The Feudal Them was still in its vigour, and whoever
owned land was bound to military service for his
ionstry whenever required. Further, the la n_ to
I. Ito administered, that the socuslomeit MOON of
lumina ldted by it should not be climb:l6oC and
tid the AiN should suffer no injury from the oirelleer
nem or selfishaem of the owners. "Lead never we
Oast. property in that personal sense of proporti is
Oda we speak of a thing as our own, with which we
ray do as we i lisle; very few things in England WM
thilin property Is any snob sense as that ; for duty to
Z.l3Adstate we. at all times and in all thiap laPPeee° to
private interest or inclination. Even trades-
Ewho took advantage of the issldations of the
were rebuked by Parliament for "their Maly
oasraaawa naiads.' All land wee held aPIP• • ,
E.
7 WSW, principle. It was the cs, et
gr°3°l°F, and every man took rook harrmarily of the '
es aceordiag to his Ootiliastion with It. . 1
VilleillaP, lo the reign of Henry VIII, bid let '
to WWI oemod. Ttio some of it list apriu.—_- --of statute book in the early pars of wee r`u." 01
aid IL fierfdomu merged into free nervitade • hot
It i 'HO to merge that lebooriag mens_ie
..' eh°l_,... .„. F 148.4 '
,'weire- allowed to bee in igisnon 11.687 --- - '
. Z
11
.._e.• ; Min 'Minh
°w° elude I*.l a a"Wu
ais, were allowed, vast Amodriglimm. •
a rw 01.-106kie.i°:: I
both on moment sod to, "re ie
.......
11.

&Ed el the folabilobaloot of
Doles P SOLIAWAT. 144
E
8,8•104 Woo fon* DotiLLL.....adoo . oil i la
Zsrallisall4L. Out, 44.• 01:11441
ar.4.11, bl WM, OM Wrier a.%
ger the train if pilmisio, INV
rthron Mimi so mill Pot

•
prevent either from laking sdin
tb
onlien of the 110.0ait4"
of the other, or from terusitiat log rltarir
levity, or for say insitllMent rollmop, a pre-
sawed to be permanent •
Most of the field labourers Nag in their masters'
houses, SS they did, to a far greater oiliest than se
present, at the beginning of this eentury. Wars,
o the 14th mastery, mire probe*. about Id. a day for
field workers. Two motorise biter they were Sled by
Act of Parliament at 4d. a day foe labourer' out of the
house, who also enjoyed certain perquisites of boors sod
grades. The isle ms of a parish
' prea rn them about
the same is. Bd., though onelosneed by the bishop
obtained gala year. In the 14thleishegoi pc ices were
much w —Wheat Ind. barl folloyy 3.
the quarter; Beef and pork were • penny a poitod ;
mutton was id. They, were lied as these pekoes by the
trd of 94th of Henry VIII. But this Act was onpopul.r
both with buyers and seller The whole practice had
been to sell to the gross, and the rates bad been
y Lower. At that time fat *Ma ware balil =
for lid. the piece ; fat wither for 3a. 4d. • fat calves at a
Ilk. pries ; and fin lambs for 12d. lire butchers of
Loodon sold penny pieces of heel for Um relief of the
poor, every place a pound and a half ; sometimes three
pounds for • penny, and 13 and !sometimes 14 of them
Piome for twf&sifteten The act was repealed ; but lbe
prices never fell Age* although in 1570 beef could still
be bonghtur ekePter: ter id. • pound. Strong beer
was a pea gam, and small beer lees then a half-
penny. Vessoeh end German wines were 81. • galloo,
:Spanish and Portamime Is. This was the higbose prim
arkiols the beet mass might be sold • and if lawn was
any fault in quality or quantity UN de.ler forfeited fair
limas the amount. Rem cannot at that time be mem
rattily fixed, bemuse Parliament did not interfere with

The return mend, made to an order of the Hones of
Commons gives ample 'vidous. of the very early datee
of our endowed schools many of them wore estallished
long before the Reformation. From tido endowed
schools the universities of Ward sod Cambridge went
"-en Ailed," and "by the ma of yeomen ehi. fis."
Tits whole =lades of this Island was then between two
end three 'one. They may Imes had about • third as
mapy studepte it the univeraties as we have sow; about
IMO at both together' instead of 3,400, whist' is about
the average for both Ike naive:side. at drank Ede-
cation was compulsory. Every child, so far is possible,
.1.6 be knitted up in some bminess or calling.
e to 1110.0/ etn u al4 Y. Aup4011441 111412, 400 bltte,
ore, the-Skid felt it to be !teddy tome prodded.
Education then seems to have ben eansidered a cleans
to as end, and Maud not only and pimply (as it dogs
vulgarly in our day) • mean 'metering of book loam
log; lb meant the lore of being able to fill one's pled in
the State, "to set oer own Lying, and to do oar duty in
that state of life to whim it bath pleased God to cell
as I" Those who would sot kern had m poor time of it,
young or old. Biz Peter Carew, beteg • troublesome
boy, met &dad la the Haecouthe doe kennel. And,
h
for abits. the ,01 that age heed in frank style,
bating three thiqe with all their heaths—idiom's,
want, and ociwardtee, sad lee the rest carrying their
hearte high, and their bands full.
I think the Tudors loved, relied on, and were my
sirid with the yeomen of their day. They would not
me them injured, as their laws wind "forestallers"
testify (eforestaller was see who Weed settle or sore
on the road to market in order to make • profit of it,
and the laws were very levers with them), nor, on the
other hand, would allow of • mercantile spirit creeping
Over the Gentili; of ti. land. Again • • again they
were abides Ad of Paillament, • .to re-
sonant thldr fag for the
defend and glory of the watery itot for wee-
dandles. The lands Win 004 .1
zogs. ealli•
Mims on pain of fiefdom of s No
prima was to keep more thee• lade not
his own inheritertes, term it. 'll'and ' • beis were
sot to be let d 0..; cottages ies.o4:atu• to, built gur the
labourers, sad not "lily
....Sudir bind at-
tached, Opt with • good aere art to deb.
Rat • peat shame was dm* on - elowly —a
change, whether foe better or fog megi't
by even the strong spirit of th4=finsih, a
necessity which knew no law, which had lad us where
we see, and which is still leading us we know not
whither; and the strong mighty spirits of the mess 44
they roll, the mightiest and greatest men, can but bead
the movement as the foiun meta • wave, with almost as
little power to aontrol it. We may meddle and mike,
but the great tide rolls on with or without us. If the
change was Wang to the stronchearted far-seeing
Tudors, how much more so was it to the weak-minded
and ebortaighted &starts, who, trying to make England
conform to their old-world pattern, brought about that
vast up heaval and turnover el the country, which re-
sulted in the bringing tip of an entirely new state of
things, with Oliver Cromwell amoog them. After the
diseelution of the incesneterise, and oaring the times of
the Med were, agneellare enderml severely. The
yeomen loft pod end liberal landlords I. these old door-
perste bodies ; at least, so we ant informed, thoigh It
it a fact that In Italy at, present the numbs make very
bed ones. Tot In England the new owners were more
covetous or more careless than the old monastic lords,
sod much land went out of cultivation. Again, the
civil wets not only devastated the errantry, but galled
sway all the able-bodied men from their ordinary pur-
suits to the wars, and the coadition of the land was
like that described by Macaulay during • Roma we,—
"The harvests of Anytime
This year obi men shall reap;
This year young boys is Umber,
Shall pluses the struggling sheep)
And in the vats of Luna
This year the mesas dell foam
Round the white feet of laughing girls,
Whose sizes bare marched to Rome."

Cromwell arid his Iranlies were men of this clam. It
is said the agrioalture of Soreland owes mush to their
long stay in thet eountry. After the resteratim the
f impost. and tares epos the yeomen were very int.
, give, rishiag, and the imprieonnients to which they were
' subjected oppredeive, so that *say sought in fronds
mentries (particularly in A write) that freedom and
reward foe their labour which were here denied them.
A suommion of bad seasons followed, and many Unreel
were,it is said unoreeped. Oorn was dear; lodeedia 1848,
when Oliver Cromwell was getting into his saddle, in it
t were it reached the extreme pries of 755. M. the
quitter. After the next four years, during which he
had estabhahed his rule in the kingdom, it fell to
I 31s. Bd., and the year after that to Vs. Id. &see that
time it has only owe been lower; at the middle rid the
lest matury it fell to Ma the quarter. Prom four to
Ire shillings • week wee then the agelealteind Mir*,
that is 100 years ago, with wheat for higher than it is
now. Thom were not piping times for the poor, nor so
r good times to live in as three, is spies of the halo of
enehantment that dines.e throws ever the WNW The
reformetioe had bless moompliebed ; the Den lined
bed been dimovered, and peopled by some of our ewe
I yeomen; the sun DO longer waited upon In, earth, but
r our earth, weitei upon it since the discovery by Oillleo ;
the new word Liberty bedewing. iota life. Them things,
' end • lot of "glorious victories," resulting In nothing
very particular, and • fanilly of farmer kings, band at
on to the present see, and the almond part stout
lobjeM. ,
In Surging to U.. pfeient must forget the past
and its illmions. Agriculture Is no louder the most
productive of all the yodel of Busload, OW the &del-
imiters' population as four to one of the rest.
In speaking of the landholder at the present
boo, lot us first sounder the lend be bolls. It EeD:O7--
poled by the best calculation that the cultivated lead of
Hogland moaners thirty-am millions and a half bares,
and the waste land shout in millions. I believe it may
be roughly calealsted that enable and pasture lead are
about equal is amount. Of this lend about cue-half
bee been brought under cultivation within OM last SO
years The country has nearly, if not quite, cone to
the end of its tether of increase, se we may now ealoulate
upon the lapse of land for building purposes imbed of
its being claimed for the produetion of food. The rad-
toads that lover the (nanny also eat away no locos-
filterable amount at the soil from egricultare, and as
met:l:R.... to spread, and nose, that I am aware
' of, .et allotted to fall into dewy and return to its
' original use, we must lialeulato upou further loss in the
mine way. flaring, therefore Do eepre SOW to
conquer; having "stubted Thc:rnaby Wavle," it n
' maim Das of tee webbing of the day " whams stlll
the sezt Menem nem 1" Africa, America, Rama,
• Turkey, and Egypt, are reedy to send es their core at
• pies; bit In dote. of a war at what • prim 7
I doubt if old llnglaed is victualled to stand a I
alum It besomes el the very greatdit Manna that
England shall be well eultivated, that none of the
presions rer as shall be ill-stocked or under-farmed, for
we ham sow to inosider the landholder's oftstorners.
From Herne uninereasing 81 million of wee he has to
find 13 millions of oreini, *hioli increase daily by
shoes 403, allowing for deaths and emigration, slime
nearly 1,000 • day are bore in England alone. He he.done well hitherto. At the end of the led century be
ugly just led this by Ell the fruit of Id.
' and, though his customers have Mom Than doubted
sines that time, it was stated in 1858, !sly ten years
ago, that we krelli imported three weeks' nuesseeptieu
In the year. is well fed.
Let us Bp* of England
mammies the food be
prodines. He has nearly doubleda the pc -educe of wheat
M this mutat, Rom • little over t Willies quarters
to 'bows the sauna over fifteen mi „ He has mo..
than.. .doohlet tbe weight of the bollocks he kills, Dearly
ths weight .41 his calves, much more than trebled
that -of his sheep, and more thee doubted that of his
lambs. He feeds thirty wllliam. el sheep and sight
millions of horsed mita., of Minh lance be kills two
goalie* annually, and each of his cattle :ps *ow
more than double what • Premb animal of Som.
deeeription weighs when it Is killed. Well she late
Henry Drummond. in • remarimble meesh. made,
believe, in 1850, that egritsaltme wee the one thing in
which Ingbuid wee set smelled by mere other enestry.
Bet the other gountries are seeming up to as. We must
keep moving if we wield hold our forward position.
The farmer hag introdeeed new roots, sad improved old
owes. He has iscremed the weight of biseorn, probably
almost rie nisch as he hes that of his settle. The present
system of manuring with meters either ehemies.ll
or brassie* hem beyond the seas (se game
LePosiZisprang up within this century, arid to it mash
of the iaaraind praises is due, for tbe landholder is
not an austere moo, taking pp that he laid not down,
and mope what be has not etrawed.
Let us eousider seat the capita he employe. Thi
use, is 1830 calculated to be between MO and 300
Million reels shading for England. With the rim to
usage, o rent, In Mistime, end in reeptiressmis
for machinery, manure, he.. It men nesseeeriip
be really tbarsielta sines Mae ; but I am amine to
41144 any mere resent oaleshilies of the empija
employed it terming. The rest 168 pays auy
be witty mourately calculated Irmo the retina
of ite fsommetas for 1851, whore farming pro-
perty, or I colleinde so mash of Use tax as is
chained to tbe farmer, on ball lile rent, stands at
• secuuk whisk, doubled, will make the poet metal
771, kingdoms to be £33,100,8e0. And, eel lind the
Itroot oilloglead stated ia 1810 to be MI millions aed
I think tido &boat the rout that
; 33 Is
be expected at prenest The Mara he resolves
ki..pposed to aleopat to 10 per oink al his oath,. Is
nt
ira misdated he 1810, sad if all tits !arson vL
had and. team sum and divided equity
Is at tho i aid al
hiapotting year, it was said mob pm tTejits EAU la to do Plat be kited
I The way* he me are pot seineportaat In lito
I.eupeaditore of a lamer. lir id: alirso at
employed
Elb end • bell• These wen not albs* ju
gawk fa( In and tbo
1861 to 3,71,1 foe She mai
1301 the Mara of tipipappil Louzsrn, farm soma*

"..• .- as"

afl
I

ifienthinen
Plebable it at, by the
greaten eta o(ja i io Imam ff.
it is Om esperienee—of "ibis seombows of this cluthilmi
fewer labourers are employed oe any fano thiry Imo&
The class of agriculturel labourers is the lergset of *of
in the kingdom. The following is • table ol Use highset
numbers of mamas returned in the emus of 11161 :
A grisulturol labourers, farm servants, and t Lisg.799
shepherds •••
Domestic I..rvanig 11/06,144
Cotton, calico manufacturers, printing, and} 456,646
Labourers (bMsseli oodsainsd) •MOAB
Dressmakers and millimers •..• 4@7,101
B.ot pad *hoe makers ~, ..., 250,581
Farmers and grasiors ••• 219.14
Ouslatioon 1116,613

I
I have not been able to meet with sny mileuletions oor
kfilletth:radbe.
1.0.:, f;mb:tipLl:uattiore.,talissesamerssitarnswed°lo.4ertai..dbes:6l46"d.haveuntheouith:ilgarems:nithir"hilxvewarglilik...rusgzdt"dotr.mayalat
ainmaittfiu.s.narcirth::;
wages will be between 16 and 20 millions. .
While on this subject I wish to all pertendar add-
tion to two facts relating to this oounty of Dorset. It
bee the leered deals-rah of any part of The Inegtent,
which it shares with, I believe, ea other southern
county, and It bed the highest average rehire per bead
of savings in the aid *dee banks.
I 00111 oto the burdens of the holder of land.
Now observe, I maid the feudal system was not quite
gone.; this principle—that the lend den support die
people if it—is I. ohl root of that system which stall
remain. US leadholder pays the imperial taxes equally
with hie esuonconeseyera, use 1.,v,...11 rissa. he luta
the following evilest's burdens I- Tithes, poor-MM.
way-fella Indise-reem, eastuityreadd and *sedan.
i The last pairlielsed rears of the poor-rate elpseditnr•
that I have been Mb IC &WM isTor the Ven
er d'
I bigLocie-day,_ 1884. Indoor insidiesees 7151, est-
, door relief E 1,001,259 making a total of Mo,fffl.
1 This would make the total return for the you drat
four minima and a half. The suplmditate in this
county for that half-pear eras Eyed whl66 if bond
upoo the whole populatia at rest equal/7
have amounted to a tax of 6.. IL per - beed.wt
oat of the metropolitan poor at the suss thee
would bate amounted to only 35.. ea. par dtesti
equally divided among die populatioa. These
are binders laid mem the sod of negised,
burdens which press more and more heitrill pour dim
yea, arid which before long mustall for readjwitaisoll
tithes, poor-rates, way-rates, pelim-rates, smutty. miss.
The land-tea ts • very seasJl sem, 10000 100011) the whole
of it has been redeemed or bought by the owes*, of
property from the Government. In 128 it WM WAD
perpetual, and in 1830 half of it had been bought. It
seems to me that farmers must be wandedgily clever
men (in a sense) to pay all this. I am &cookies of
England only. In Soaked lo 1830 the dupe as the '
land were only the following--balf the sohoolmadees
'Mary and balf the poor-rates, end for she public roads
snout 2 per emit on the rental.
I now arrive at the abject, of all others, the most in-
teredine to mast men. 1 am emote is speak of your-
selves, the landholder himself. I win try sod to be
pentad In the time of the lest Plena war the
farmers of England were 200,000 strou&ollffigli I ...r.
because those were such times I
guineas a quarter for all year wheat I Fancy belTed In
a constant state of agitation all round the meat lest the
French should cows! The farmers of to-day use 11111,946
--Mall Imy "stroseagois I I think not The meta
of the country is, "Every ism for himself .and God for
us all.* lodation and division are the weakness of the
country people. Combination requires duration for
combination. Hear what Berke aye :--" The eery
nature of • country life, the very nature of landed pro-
perty, in all the occupations and all the plasma they
afford, render oombisatteu and iirrangeneimt (the sole
way of ooming soil exerting influeneo.liis II MOW
impossible unapt country Combine them
with all the art yera au, and atsatitiedesay, they are
slays dissolving iota individuality. Anything in the
nature of inamorata' is deed iteprehle arum* ,
Item. Their agora if ever they an be sommesiesd,
cannot be statehood. We cannot proceed sydemati-
celly." And ma masa afraid el learning to embers&
Way, ear agricultural imeletineween as fearful if pendia
se those of Italy used to be! Oar formars' slabs speak
as if they were mussed. Why ass we not to talk
politico? Why an our load affairs not to be mealy die.
eased 1 WI., country people afraid temeak eat,as
though soma ' would bit if they boldly spoke the
Ire h and she the There is an edutallue in
public buenas which sea do well sot to despise "Be
that hi faithful io that which is least ii faithful also in
much," bolds true u well in our temporal aloe: spiritual
Wainer. A man who attends faithfully to the small,
and sonistiass hsnee.g, public dirties which fall to
him, is not only useful la hi. day, Mug his poet duti-
fully, but is educating hisemilf for higher and more
interesting public duties rehab may fall, to him. And
no one will affirm that OOT local public works are
carried out with sub perfection that the ears and
attention of wise man would be throws away upon
them. Meeting, of board. ray seem very tedious and
trifling; but a ea may educate himself in ether *pip
than patella who faithfully and carefully fulfils his
duty with regard to dun. And farmers' debt, though
may not leant math front then, ea a sour,, of
eriPs.tatnatios, are net to be undervalued, as in some sort
a drill grand where people may learn the nee of their
weapon. Not that I is advocating Wein agitation, or
hare to it. glass legidetioa. No, Itoollooloo, OOT 411111
audios either. The time for all three is gotta The
interests ef the people if England should be looked on
es
idealised; sad. breathy', we may look at the
interest. if the whole world as one Bid dam Goa
binderies is of great value to recreant that that, to set
forth freely and considerately the interests of that dies
upon every Mader& it ii impossible that other cleans
can know what is valgerly sand "whir, the Mee
pinches." A clam mud learn to speak for itself, to
sanded its own public business; to have ready modes
of inter-eommunication between its members through-
out the kingdom ; to make itself heard, net by inarticu-
late murmurs, bat in Maar earnest tonne of argument
and rewoadauseq. Until that time • class numerieelly
strong will be politlesily weak. "To govern it is net
necessary to divide—it is only casemery be iselete,"
says • great authority. Farmers want more edneatien.
The world la lowing feressd, and they runt nab. be-
blot I don't say it is beak education they aid to
much. When • lad loam *shod and domes home Is
his father's farm be is not behind his esheolihnews, who
are prebehly of other cheese. He hes had the reek
of a few things Nil, his stied, if he bee been to a goad
tobool, or if not, be hie bromght way • few gleaningsof one thing and another; but he bulb. education if ids
life in front of him. One of the greeted thickened the
present day an in as of his hooka 'The youth of
ifegland an not Sdaited." The "bucolic mind"
is held in very low midget is • thinking mashies;
in fed it is • bind of joke of the rabbit pine to
doubt whether farmers really.suess....22:Ltd ad as all
• that there is • what they
have some difficulty in making upeelt it they are
" pleased to salt" their minds. "Si. memoree" ths
Tease calls them, soesethea beanie animal and
vegetable. Oar poet laerate meet be supposed to also
the
in feeling and perleps the fad. of the times we live
in when writes 'The Northern Fernier." las
glad
d it was not • "Heathen farmer," that poor loyal old
do oderheed . who meddled him brains whit "yale,"grudged
his tithes, worked bard, paid his way, and hated sham.
But there the picture dada We don't want due
education ; but let every VIM 100 k 10 11111111 be gels the
very beet he can afford fee his eon. " How many mem,
rich in phydeal energy, stand with idle and folded
hands because they are poor in knowledge. In the
matter of otainallice, iiinture kluging behind; in
the matter of fade, carefully cheered and accurately
recorded, which are the Mopping stones of seieuee,
aprioulane is poor. It is arts* head' ad it is
worthy of general and serious considifiation, dal tbii
rZ:Aties of all the art,.( Ills, as raiders ad
rms, will be ultimately wrested from the basal at
the ueintellectrud, who meet Isamu the Gibeonites of
their order. The prunes of suit changes in meaty, if
maintred by the extent of a idagle life, appears slow,
bat it is • sure program° "Get as much fuer of aria
as you can, and live within your income," WU Dr.
Johmon's advice. "The very corner dose of educa-
tion," says Mr. Jabs Baud /dW, "is Is sail forth
the greatest possible gelatin of bilidleatasi power, sad
to inspire the integrant love of truth." A lad Maid Joan
the beet education you me give Wm ; ad dal be
dread if his beim "above his business." It is drilleiest I
education that makes that. "It is in vein for an
egriculturbe to elect to be a profoundly sairatifie man,
or • distinguished literary abaraeler ; if be cultivates his
land ill no one will think much of hie intoned." After
the goosed eduadoe eases the spesiel eduaties, as it
does for every other business or profession. isperlenne
follows with slow steps. And the, it is eultjvatict
fails. The 'deaden of mixing with his intensetesl and
social betters, II us the word assay bowie porous used
nee it, for he must be an 'spout sea who does oat
adenaledge that he has "belt..,,') is denied
is the attend farms of the country. A man laz
I. underrates all cultivation except that of his
and In Dome eon the plinked powers he poses-is.
Be gets eo mental strain. be 11101114,14 II low
standard in life, and coutente himself with the
sealed staiemests, till Me " bade slid" be-
come the gibs of witty joarnalida, and We mentitel
of as agricultural dicier • safe joke. A farmer', el-
perigees is not elevating. The rutty ffishosasties and
calorie's by which be is surrounded, with his property
necessarily very greatly exposed, are not • mfortable
things to think of, nor do they teed to rah* his standard
of belief in his fellows. There are sot many sera who
could run along arum of tote without beteg the won*
fdr it, A man wants all the enlightenment he can get,
aml all the help of ammo UM his fellows whoa be
.44.17t...sisliel:wfimusam.oniermasilimibitthehuc": ti.ii":ll:diAtilio;mot!germes.wstbsibus.4"o-tbsamark;eit.o."l7ryinforyin7Diewto!ktr '
ol the shrewd pale Meson. They are basest to the bask-
boas, our landholders. That virtue I believe they bars,
aeually And out, ter 'they de eat show themes' to
ahe'rtil ima'4l"yiKkirrerluimellg-6mp.04 vithelll7 Tristhe he"tetaislaaplutethswillniai
ballast bet in wide balsam if Wes maim aid r
w rld. But don't you say when you them, "Whate
I he stMlit hue bum" The rata bee berstra. _ , elan,
b
for meat if name elevens .teitle• his lateHeetted
or oultichas there
I:,iiii‘einielly . eamease. ead
ao , irjratiorret A Wixlieleaftdieg moos
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,whethiairin—g loaves to deckle whether Itoy.,
to ii.. la the woad-, decide for thetwerknei that th.y
will be happy in it, and bare to .h—.tse
greater wealth, but simpler pieasares— act high.,
fortune, bet de,ner felicity, mating the teat of proms-
Fiona self-posmaine, and boormring_ theimmlyag in tia,
twumieet Oak sad islet tionetibi pesos" 11, ir tires
are blemirege and carroforta osuneckal with mortars hie
which f etyma few would exchanmi for the euperior
Welles& mid aroslati et the great Male.. taken to sombi-
'minas with their foul air. r at Wert., and
bottling owur tit;on. Get the latirlbo.tier eons
self for erns! fortune by the health awl pleasure tlia.
his occupation gives, by the hope of still aerial., .li,
the boasted hospital* and honesty of England, notby
energetic entleavnusa to add In the hempitiem of the
great class depearteut ea him. I am permi.ded that
Vont is no pia.* sumspahle of oonsfort (attained by
health, regulerity, and activity) of eivilised
or (with the iatelleistasl improv. nimbi which I look tot )4
relined taste, es an V.nghislt acentry farnibottee. I
cannot conclude without thanking the club for admit-
tiag my Meter'. After all it will be no nomity to
most of the members to be lectured by a wouami I 'hare
pet an few of my ova words 1 partible, but hare
brought forward enoleolatioes from side and thou:, h i-
fs! writers as I thought would be worthy of your attenii
lion, and bear upon t subj.-et in beset
Tbe autborites I have ocomalued are gem., from'.
(from whome [bees looted large',), 14ao.ulay,
Carlyle, beetles Loudon a Apriesitsre,. the artislos ..%gel.
cellars," Poor." and " Mogland,, ia the Eti,s6seirk
Eseitetopedis, and Um Journali of the Agrieultaral
Society. I have also bow kindly omisbeil by a mry
clever Wood with authentic atetialics, to which in the
country, I could not obtain somas, especially with thi,
of a learnt date, and Shoes in answer to SW J. K.
bbirKlowerils.
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The Caramelise inhumed that the lady who had
prepared the paper hoped that no feeling of polite-
tame would prevent the Club from isdiostbisg any
Wiseareuirs coptained in it, or from goationini any
of her dedectiose.
Iffir. Demon mid there were mis or two steeemeots
in the ;rpm whir* be thought pasta not to go fortis
to the yobbo tmehelleaged. The tinier enleuleted
that the rents yearly paid by farmers Mom 1610 to
the presest time had only issreseed from £16,000,000'
13,000 000. Is the absence of all Statiegket it
was, of Gomm, difficult to petal asis feet, but so far
es
be knew—and be had bad some experience in the
matter—rents bad mirtaialy risen from the beginning
of the contary 40 per sent, iastesel ef 3 'nod. He
keen eases —indeed, farms in the oceapeilme of his
own family—where the reale dories tbsEpi,lul bad
rims more than * per cent., sod be Wising that
the esparismis 04 fernsirs giumirelly was el •
similar nature. The masa peiiit was an to
the importation d foreign sera IA Ole being
wily wield to three weeks' Craeoraimpties ba Ibis.
eeso•ry. The fist was that aims 1846, now ID
Farm, the average importation bed amoitabrd to
25,000,000 quieten, or more than owe-fourth el oeir
Whale toomemiption; therefore, year by year, ism
that time more than sufficient corn bad hese im-
ported be feed all ia the eswitry for upwards of three
months.
The Casmisust attributed tie deoresse—if, is-
died,ab ," wise decmss—of
affitsidtarel labourers
to empoyment the comiesbutary, their
leaving the had for labour in mannisoMering towns,
and emigration.
Mr. R. If. novelty thought that %be artailin
aro. is the country oshaninhered the agriirtffinrel
labourer&
In a gallant speeds, the Meyer of Dorchester pro-.
r=reii sol b
eof throbs to lady who prepared Me
wen seemided by Mr. Dagdale, and
unanimously resolved.
The reader was *inked on the inotkin of Mr. R.
N. flower', eiconitel by Mr. OMUIPSOIS. and the
services of the chairman were asitsrowledged on •
proponition made by Mr. J. T. Short*, and mmooded
by Dr. Aldridge.

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