The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-12-13 00:00:00

. duty' en of the motive power, to employ • minimum
length of rope, and work with the keret amount of
labour and expense. During the year, especially eince
the Warwilt meeting, the subject has grown rapidly,
and after eters of quiet experiment and public racing
trials a greet many practical feedings have been made of
The problem how eapaciette a girth and how ponder- steam cult:re in the regular routine of farm manage-
us • mass of fat may be ager••geted upon the limbs and ment ; the inventon being now prepared, we et:Mee-
t:me of an Animals by dint ..f corn, meal, roots, oileake. stand, with testimonials AO numerous, comprehenitive,
and multifarious foods it giving way to the more utile and convinting, that their pnbliestion will completely
one or how much prime meat can be furnished
thriftily to the hungry yet dainty conanineis of dr,ll woobton ipperatue and of Mr. Fowler's hare been
populating tisk kingdom of great cities. .11111 though supplied b English fernier., colonial and foreign
the microdot:le may Apy out unhealthy theme,, and mem- planters, ad others. Fame of the machines have been
braues in the prize careasee-though a few monstnnts in meth. (teepees ; worts of farmers have started them in
obesitiex may protrude thenmelvee in the mettle cheeses, eie beetle/ their connuon labourers; teeny adopters of
Aild collet's of greasy becon more fit for the chandler the eystees have cultivated a thouseid acres each-one
anti sospboiler than for breakfaetmating epicures may as Muth AS 1,200 acres. The work done has included
slieguise the proportions of smite ....emery swine, yet ploughinie sub:wiling, deep trencleplonehing. " enestele
the general character of tithe year's tat-dock show is mg-up" of hard foul :dabbles, and dining eoil that 111.
that of well-bred annuals of the most valuable deserip• been presionely tilled • and 'thew operations ben: been
linTlinerFalcEthliDiFung.CL.ithaeUt
emlitheeDailtrinedN(.lnEultecob
tir:ek.
tiun so far enveloped en to prove their card:Hay of lay. itere„etnei upon ell ..teserletions of soil in all poesihle
Mg on flesh in the best phseee, end ei„,,;„,;,, the meanly eeettlitisme mid eirctinistenn s. Thus the fullest data
Pronertie, and fin •saces of bone indicative of thriving will be ferthonning set., the cud ,f workingoleriebility
and ',refit. In Poker...trete Bazaar nut a veneer plain 1-k the tnechattiriet. liability to damage, arid eo on.
la-oat is to he found ; a:id but few animals in any ele• Ther Il
annualE S M d
The emerience of the many ems ef the steam cultivate
ile,r.eantic,irchie.in
dfea,s;,..„l,,,,e4uoft.itlie
inueowt tieht.weerx;wanat.ed ..,•,xfte,,tend....ll Place on WedneadaY
Meuse, Ludgate-hill, when about 100 gentlemen comma-
Lert.ture.mft
r.:!intth,,,,,,,...rie..,hiti:::;.
the
vrbr.Ant..iitesge,iiitiwthiagtmr,el,itene;
well att the feeder.a cod turd care. This fact is of high ploughing awl eteLhhier it AM hener.Lhen, thee:die:sate Mil with the altrionlaural interest sentimblet
elnelerellserriwilmerimetri itett-ententsfiktratelen Intent fonnennen elie thertererhele, jeerevy clay lend can he toid Bement. one of the vias-preiffilemla, In the dr
specimens tells an that throughout our country the herds ploughed by stemma with a saving of tus-third to otte half eence of the noble president, the Duke of Richmond,
:oil theks, hour om widely and compreheneively repro- the oat by horses. awl liehter soils with a saving of Oile• occupied the chair, and was supported by the Earl of
seeded, must he in an improving termini:in, and that ihe r worset. vam iieh i t
e, t . e hater in the keel/ „lerea/tenef Feverehain, Lord William Lennox, Mr. Alderman Me-
possession of the Mont profitable properties by their e., •, his /meats/ has lately shown from elaborate chi. Mr. Upcher. Mr. Milgrim& Mr. B. E. Bennett, Mr.
stock ise an object inure yaw.* and eetemeively steight eettieiine whet the avt•rege mien., of frinielterse lehour Fisher tfuldte, Mr. Itrandreth Gibbs, Mr. Jonas Webb,
by our grazien. Pedigree in beef is a great thine., what- reaily is-an item hither:n eetecuiely variable indifferent Prefetwor Sinetionde, Mr. Higdon, Mr. R. W. Baker,
end hence - Mr. Tudor& Mr. Quartly, Mr. C. Stokes, Mr. Combat,
ever it UlaT be account.' ili the evnerethine 'if tiu'""ll lecelitita, and under .lillenee menagere ;
kind ; and a" Dmieltese,•' a " link,. of th.ford," :Intl a we can now take the comparison between the steam Mr. J. Hudson. Lc.
" Master Butterfly" impress their special charecteristies engine ant the draught indeed in definite quautities, The noble Chairman, in propoeing "The Health of
neon their progeny, so that the peculiarities .4 each mei the superior economy of ite one can be expreeeed in the Queen," exprevied his regret at the unavoidable dr.
" :strain" of a particular blood are kitown. .1, gy at ninny value. lett smart frets time iwcuniary Keying- lance of the Duke of Richmond, who was unable to leave
deal of the " good brecelieg" enters All animal by hi- vary:,-' much, of course. wth the particular form of time militia regiment of which he was colonel, now at.
mouth. and the show :steer eate cake from leis youth apearethe yont may adopt -tle merit of steam tillage tioned in Scotland. The date of his Grace's health also
upward ; but it iv undoute• dly the judicious and long comes out in the testimonials elletkel to in A much more at this moment prevented him undertaking the journey.
continued inipreventent ,4 the triune end proportions a imuertant hem. Not only lathe wear and tear of the The health of the Queen was responded to in the truly
anitnels by selection and the tether rats of breretling, far
eallTeirethrar'a ( ttlitinotwain
ill lia-
creme nd. i
ti tiTua)l
if:get:id. silivnecobLs in- loyal xtyle of the Engin', Yeomanry.
more than any advance in the mule or means of feeding, ','itecr. The next toast was "Hi, Royal Highness the Prince
that has eitabled such ineenificeut specimens to be pro- broken me with t damaging the rope--the rate of Consort, as the patron of English agriculture • the
ducted . &tenor& depending much upon the quality of the Prince of Wales, and the rest of the Royal Flu:illy,"
le glancing through, the cattle classes on the present metal of which the rope is male, the care ill working, which was also responded to with great applause.
ocesteittie we obwrve that there are fewer lucre butcher.' and the stoniness of the land-bit advantages are found Lord Bernet, next proposed " The Army and Navy,"
animal:a sett trn chence a fancy market in the Meow-yard, that ont-balettee considerations of expense. Fanners and said this toast was peculiaely interesting at the pre-
and thus the clue-es of eh:enamel town are ill A more for-
, state that they are more independent of un an favourable sent moment, when they were about to have addition
went average state .4 fate.. and moaml feeding, And toe weather ; their wheat Needing was completed a full to their regular army in the shape of that old conditu-
exollence a the exhibition is Atill.ferther rake,' by the it 1111 l th earlier, end their spring cent stubble grubbed up tional fore* which he remembered when • boy, the old
stock of sevt•ral crack local owners who have nut vein- and cleaned far faster that: before ; whine I crops English volunteers,. They were now establishing volun-
tures{ to Laker-see-et before. have been interpolated in the rotition, without risk of leer ride corps through-nut the kingdom. (Hear, hear.)
The geld medal in the oxen and deer classes goes to eeetiug a farm full of weeds, and wiat is inure important He (the noble chairman) most cordially approved of that
time animal that won the same dietinction at Binning. than all :hie put together
movement, not because he believed that that illustrious
ham in time past week, and the gold medal in the cow , titer wheatestubble for
fallow lute been tilled in the hot tutu 1111 l Al am-soon, and man who presided over the destinies of France had the
and heifer chases likewise goat to the heifer which m much of the long rigmarold ef spring itloughinp *lightest idea of him own free will ever to invade this
achieved the victory at Birmingham. Mr. Shirley's and setiffiiien atiticieeted and prevented as will repay %entry (hear, hear) ; but he might be placed in a pee-
steer is a surprieing &Missal in beauty ain't proportion{ three times the cost of the steseework, and give a tam which, to • certain extent, would render htm a
at such an ege-2 year-n, il months. 27 days; len girth is clearer fellow Saida forwarder rooterop-worthanything creature of circumstances. (Hear, hear.) When, bow-
s; feet 7 inches. and the quality of his fleele is exceedingly in the preeteet ticklish tdate of our- turnips. ever, it was recollected that the Emperor of the French
emel. Lientenmeteeehmel Towneley.s herd army how ••
fire reispineeneeleinee exlobited tele hel the Hulsey had a etanding army of from roma) to 700,000 men,
1..• consider...l an. reitkl• g after the great herds of the se t•iii,,,,,,..,,,,” t esekill'e improved siieolelivery " Bell," flushed with victory, and that there was • feeling on the
I 'ell:metes, ef Itateiniel I Xmotli ; and. elthoegh his beau- sesisitee•leefs " Brittattis" aelf-reeilovott reaper, ouree,,, part of 80111Ie Of the officers of that army to wipe off that
thel animals 'epee ettmerel into public computiti"u mile else te-eee rimer with screw el stioriss, anti their hew which they had coneidered as a stain upon them, hence
during the last 10 or 1:: yews, hi.. y have won melte five. there might ler • war forced upon our ally. At the same
hayettoneng noel iee. It hi ,mieesed teat 110 less titan
a:el-twenty gide tetslak, 6.1 ...ever ours, and mom:teal time there were a large number of the French people
4,1101/ reweingmeaceinee were engegel in cutting our lest
i 0.10 .114 IN 1111 l .1.4 ill metal pnas.e. The gold metlai hervest, their value being noW tulle appreeieted in all connected with Agriculture and commerce who knew
:. el .4 the preeetet year. yarn-' :14 . .iie in- (three )'care hat nothing could be so detrimental to the interest of
our eleier cenegrowine districte.
t
am' :„se is needle), is antazinglylet, but cylindrical tom
n, a vt•ll it !e e t 11-pe 1 ecitthel in foree ; Nike has re A • parts of which the most ingeniam and improved •
t all events
eit was quite proper that this great country
A melte the ploughs-in neanufactiring the various their nation as a war with this et-entry. (Hear, hear.)
meth •I•le In Im-1--mome head. fine born e a heeutifid reit" mechanical meana are applied to waking in wrought should not be in a position to be dependent upon the
-j • . lieltt tee.••. end a quality wf Illea itai WA, firmer 33w1 cast iron. :as at Bedford end liewiele- we leave will or caprice of Any single individual or nation. (Hear,
;eel Letter 1-fore the idre3. ant hatedline and petite; 11 M• 'ere flowanni. Meeent. Itainenne end Sine's. he., and hear.) The ride eerie inurement was, therefore, moat
h. r tir-s . •:,:.; solislirurs 1••••,:an at tree Ihrinitighate the booalde new implement of Memos. Homeity, which menthe', and he believed the same feeling which an'.
neaten the breasts of their old volunteen pervaded the
hew. But her most retiner...3.ble merit is that she 101 i
may pee- es le arty evt•ry point in rarest Ineasuno,.s..o he ite tirespecte.l triumph at %Varela, leas made as
feelings of the people of England of the present day. He
iserch fertsient aatone the agrieulturel public es that
La.. tat ie. newel- 4" a 11011101 11Illee 0,11101 em, -1i ss-h. -men- excited lu. 13. 3 sudden appearance awl congas-4 of was quite sure that in that movement the farmers of
would Make her perfect ;" hut all tendency to a narree Mee.n.. Tuderd's engine at Cerliele. England would take • prominent part. Although an
chive -the elsavactsrist'c if et .4 Om ehertesorn levees Pertehle 'dee:seen:hies are exhilited by Messrs. invasion of this country might produee much mischief,
-i lost iti an utepesti *eel mitering anel Apremling .., still he knew that the fanners of England had sturdy
Teeters'. Cl:tete:l Mel Shettleworti., Ransomer and
chine, elmel..• e, tend lib ; her geelt attainatg to tee It s. .
eines. Smith end Ashby, and misers ; and threshing heart.' and strong antes, and that, let the attempt be
then 9 h•e; I inch, wl3ile the breadth a her chest, !tieing eseesiees by Miser,. Hornsby. Humphries, Garrett, made, they would be sure to repel the invader. (Cheers.)
that eXtemlo•ion idol rapacity of lung causing etrength a He begged to couple anti the toast the name of Lord
eionstitsition, is really extraurlinary, ee. The etatele -which lowing to time demand for space
lier fere leee ',eine ere limited to two les, al feet each. letting in the aggre- William Lennox. (Renewed applause.)
just I foot 7. eteltee. avert. Why, the get rit lhorbain gat.: for Nellie l'7osl-conlilmrito the used immense Lord William Lennex responded to the toast, and
.is. tbe w eel. r ..1 hail a century load:, and •of the variety of dr Ile, ciedreutters, mills, screens, haymakere, said he did nut partake of the panic of the four mer-
griteele•st presets t s ever bootee lied by dame nature in eart.-3, cried:en., politer... puonju, cultivators, and the ehante of Lieerrool. (Laughter.) He believed, as lonç
he a.
r "rio Ill:or dal evote me es. asured at. via years old o • 3
.oeauto•• u, cooim •-et ~.mos of o•reel %menial's, seed enemies, as time ocean divided us, and so long AS the
eitlY 1; nide, le t,•esti hie fore lee,. while iii. IniehtY eitti notelerful r••••te mm,, the stalls of Messrom. Lawmen, nation were determined to stand up in defence 01 our
girth stretched to a conapass ef hut II feet mei an inch ; Giblet, Sutton. Skirting.. 'and others. One principal geeen• "ur laws, and our homeeteethe so long they bad
end .4 late years oily met. or tw e '.l the noblest 1.01- „oy,lty iq a 11„,oija, ivtoltiog harrow. „aia to be •no grounds to fear an intention of this country.
allli. WC bdieve, 114 any of till* fai OWN. Ceell 1.1.1n'•
..ie.,.e,er mir5.,,i,,.. 'The noble Chairman :text proposed the "Smithfield
largest frame-have equalled 11,3.4 pretty miaimm 31 of an It is to he hoped tient the club will he enabled in Cattle Club," and succeaa to it. It was now nearly 30
heifer its the l, migth of her gir.ile. There is -it,. founda•
ti• on for the ensure' that she teeny penothly imitate her the club, and had paid intich attention to its erogenic
future to amen:armlet, the more getst...4 clams of Yeas., years since lee (Lent Meiners) had been • member of
and benefit their own fined. by erovidieg a private
eel, brettel relstive .4 two yeers ego. le• gome; how view day, as 111 done at Birmingham. As .t is, the few i Ile Way prepared notwithetanding the cavils which had
(rem a fat steel; teleibithin and living to produce I. late hour., after the ju01g.34 ilhee .01111111.1 their libOliil IS, ell raked at tieeees againet the club, that the Smith'
calf, ie all C... opportunity eff e sleet te anybody he a cool, field Club had been of the greatest benefit to the country
lii, Repel lliehnests, the Prince Cotton, who paid a cosimfo.rtaiole. Anti leislieeiY scrutitty .4 due meritori 111 l a at large. (Hear, hear.) In. objects had been carried out
tont rieit t" th'" 1....4'er i" 6' "ft'll"'"'• an't esl!rh"."l petits of the Atew ; a very reality allowance el testae in proaluciog the best annual food in the largest possible
to Mr. Brentleth tele. hie high sat isfection ett the ex• „( quantity for the people, to produce the greatest quantity
etsjoyed Tuesday evening by a eelect gathering
cellent character of this year's show, has entenol tbe I
ormaslers mot oowiwrs or hiee .tock, a Maher of our of meat at the emallt•st cost. (Hear, bear.) The
lists retlit•r etreigly Loth with honied cattle and mg,. leading agricultural noblemen and gentlemen, and the Smithfield Cattle Club was established in 1728, or 61
n.peeemtetivet, or the jemeott pe,„„. A coneie,reidt, years ago. It was then very small in its numbers. and
His leetetiful Devote :steer, bred by himself. and whieh
teeet the tint prize in his claes at Ifirmingliniet, takes perti on of the company coneistml .4 member. of the WAN ilebi ill a very humble position in Goswell•street,
the second prize in hie class at Bakerstreet,
fairly beaten by Mr. Far etherson's large and exceed.
being ceetral Farmer.' 1 'tele wile bed been previowiyeteneed Sume ;51 years ago the allows of the club were removed
in di:mussing, under Mr. Nesbit, the at 11111 l let of gluten to r Itakestreet, and at that time the proprietor of the
ittgly itaielsone. steer. His !loyal Highness ceitibits a starch, atmot other nutritive elements .4 the Image sui bazaar, gave the club £3OO a year. So far as the Smith.
very superior steer in Class 1., and is re"sin competing tee, et„..,ette Anne e hem tie.. l i ~, ale flay .littired bed . field Cleb wee concerned. there was quite a unique
in the lieirfOrli 11101 Ch., but IN Mei Ile 111111 of the elllleert,d NO praligiensly into neat anil fat.- With the principle introduced, which, instead of making the club
hest r ' Ms in the show, belotteine to Mr. lit atii, trislt r• a rani:mm.oot of a loigitep rrin .1 Met clay, ae do sod PaY for its e club
elation for the show, the were
a Prize animal, of great depth of frame. it, the Alert- know that the avenues bete cot the poet ;if stuck would themselves paid for it. Instead. therefore, of receiving
horia heifer class iIIN Itoyel Highness mettews a veey he tlersemenel too tietteele throuelmout the week. though .23011, the club now received L'7oo. 'The non-members
lientlemse mid welheropertiontel heifer, which Was freer breathing eit.l elle-w real would he ell tht• more of the society who exhibit stock pay £ll5 a year. The
again beaten le- the splendid heifer, already team, il, if phesant ; however a much ampler area is absolutely Mil& Ment delartnient paid them £750, and the steam-
the unconquerable Colonel Towneley. Ilie Royel
Higbee.. also contribute. A ll.•refonl ox to the extra indiepeusable for the aeottmealetion of the vendor.; of engine exhibitors C5O. The dividend on their funded
imodemente, their customers, and the public. Gre. Atoek produced Vete and the subscriptions £7.35. Their
stock classes, to which it &as great eredit. dually introduced, end growing its itupertance every year I inveeteel capital was 1.1,009, and at the present time
Here is Mr. Stratton again win ll ill g a prize in the the umehinery, pro hese es eat,. and 'cell:monk they had 364 members. !The number of entries for
cow elsee-another .4 our 'nest emineet eliortletrit artich 4 lIIIIIONi hit fair te hconne the chief objects of live stock euring the present year were 365. The sums
breeder., w hose celebrated lurd, it on eaid. was Pre' Attn.:time and cotetseently a Ituiltling•equal to the &wankel for 'mires for cattle and other dock atnounted
domed mainly from a Warwickeitire cow, with im :treats mitt rtai 111 l tent of ell nett is m sireltie within it ought to to Veal, and in medals 1:114, or in rough numbers,
of ;peel pc.ligree eXCelli her OWII personal attracti 111 l s. lam pro, bleml-lisot iv.- 11:., clith, which hate its own seemed E 11.101). He ment el these facts to show the progress
TM. ilneed Ilimiton pestieres leave tent out Animals of !wands to ett eel to, an !i• nether 1N1.e.11-1 Of f 1111.1.1 Or the Club, atiml when they procured, as he hoped and
that wonderfully dr:tight, rectangular, end lintelseme
venal nor likt•ly to specel. me in buileing,but ity a emitted believes' they should do, A better space for then show,
turn. for Which the lintel ix meet which lieve taken effete en the part of all classes intensteel in the annual he had no doubt but that it would progress in a far
nearly TAM local and other Kens, amounting to be.
bete een tedelUo and I:4Akell, besides se-you, gold and illethiltition. W.• are !teeny to may that at last the mita- greater proportion. There could be no doubt but that
:ion of a imitable ball is teeing taken up in earned; and they ought to have • show yard, which would prevent
, nailer mediels. whet with poultry shows., pigeone, rabbit, and canary the public bong so crowded as they had been, and give
The cattle chews are not, as • whole, 'superior to showe, eee howe of storming reel fancy dome and other kin- min ore ruo for the implements, which were a very im.
w o mm-
thus,.- former
ye Dentin show years. The ti in conehler:
able members, and cementite a gem' show of the breed. •Ired n, suchu a enetien would s eem likely to be • portant department of th sh e ow. When this was m-
olar.: of frement :leveler remn. Will the immanagem coMplisheml he had no doubt but the Souithfield Club
The Herefords are exceolinely good. and ti. • epee. torrow a hint from the Bath and West of linglend would advance by rapid strides to further prosperity.
melte deserve especial notice -Mr. Shirley's Weer. Mr. Aociety, aimmi venture mon a display of 'artistic preselects (Lond applause in tue. whitat of which the toast warn
Heath'. ox, and I.ntly Foley 's and Mr. Naylor's cow- in the fortliceming pevillion ? Depend upon it, • col- drunk.)
these standing respectively as they did at Birmingham, lenient of net Inantifactltrea, beautified with a few pie- Mr. Tone the vice-chairman, proposed " 'The health of
Mr. Nayloee taking first prize and Lilly Foley is steered tuna awl statute., and reomounding with the etrains of A the noble president, his Grace the Duke of Richmond,"
prize. The short-horn claeses Are well filled, and in mann' band, would be metre:well popular with the which we. enthueisstically received.
exceedingly goed character; Colonel TininieleY''' r"w shillineeteying Itublic. Lord William Lennox responded on behalf of his
trenecentlitte all her predecessor.. The Manion or
Exeter's OX IS a fine xpetenten of the breed ; indeed, bound to Beker-street for two years longer, and is now All tries limy be jonmiatnre at present, as the club is noble brother, and assured the company that nothing
but public duty would have kept him from among them
meaty fine eninials are exhibited in these classes. The
only casting elmut for an eligible site far operation*. Is- Oust day.
Sussex, Norfolk, and Long-hone d brew& were not very lington is metal 1111 l el . the levee:red locality, but we The various gold medal prizes were then distributed,
attractive hut the Scot.', with their dun and Memo. earnestly entreat the club, which began its exietenee in and the Iteslths of the succesdel competitors proposed
coats &la extended up-turred hone, obtained great the business quarters of Smithfield and Guswellatreet, and drunk.
notice. The polled I.netle are good. There are Koine and hate been working weetwanl ever duce, to be careful Mn, Rigden, of Hove, near Brighton, in returning
excellent Wash cattle and Iteifent, and the crew and in their choice of • neighhourlneel. Kensington-gore thank.' as the winner of the gold medal in the South-
tuned breeds show well. The extra cattle class is Las been prupoeed AN likely in, offer all the facilities of down classes, said, he had that year had the good
commendable. railways couverging from the gnat termini, without fortune to redeem his promise in beating the Duke of
" Shreve," gays old Fitzlherbert, "is the most pro- which the elm. would be in much the eatese mete as • Richmond's specimens of Southdowne (Cheers.) His
, fytabltst eaten a MAI, eak, bat,;" anal to they day the . crystal Palace dependent upon Chi. AIIII 01 111 l Ohmic'. , Grace had, however, beaten hitu for three years in
from the dock that yield. hint Ikea: 1 fanner gains
and flesh then from the heavy ox or gormandieing 1 jelej tnittutteetott.
Ilesielee, there are 49 acres of grouted in the hands of a I succession previonely, and he hoped it was now his turn
who have. granted 16 of them for I to beat their noble President for the same number of
swine. Such have been the refinemeete, however, e'en'
the origin.' breeds, that pure bred sheep, while Milne ' our splendid new Horticulterel Gardens. Is it not pus. I years. (Cheers and laughter.) It should not be his
pen:table for maintaining a true 'lock, are no longer cell- '
! eible to obtain soine three or four acn-s Rho for ear an. I. fault if he Ilia not do so. (Cheere)
I nue" sight .4 the graziers' wonders, and the mechanical Mr. Hudson proposed the " Vice-Presidents of the
sit:ereel the most profitehle for geazing. The dedicate ! Red, it might be, artistic accowita ll i 11l cute always so Club," for which Lerd Fevereham responded, and con.
t end emeely Innen hm not alt..gether the most prolific 01. • pealer ? eluded by proposing " The health of the Chairman."
--- , meet and w.e.e, end the rage i 4 11.0 W etillelliiY filr a
t
e Till: BOA IZD OF I;I• A 111111 .1 NS of tho ' more Imenesslike alum-cl,-,,alum-cl,-,,n-solo-el, earsTiimg stint ton Tbe bdioaing ix the rt card of prizes obtained by gen• Lord Berners retunied thanks, and expressed his
opinion that the Agricultural interest was he printery
-y
UNION are tlesiessie sat receiving A PPM. 3ef all the th•liceey of devour reel tettdernese .4 fibre of . .
came of the great social prosperity of this kingdom.
tlem‘ess 111 iiIIN ;431 of the county :-
C.ITTLE.
CATIONS from Femme willine tat, Illeiril;,;;c the-. the Seutlithessu mem the menet nod nohle frame 4 a . The health.; of the judges, the stewards, and that of
DUTIES /1 t•oirrEit to co. I -;.i.0, worklemse ; the ' 1.0.W1k111, illei clothed With .W 0.,1 not deterieteel in (.13,* 1.-Dm..., Steen, net exceeding 3 years obi.- Mr. Branded' Gibbs, the secretary, were proposed and
Salary 14 :Ss. per Week, together with Retione. Candi- ! fitments, of smith., though lengthened and augmented in Fire; Inc.' of h 95 to Mr. It. Farthing, of North Pether- duly responded Go, and the evening's entertainment was
dates meet be Single Pereens, and ow who in. e ems, , wteeht by the Leineter all'i i11110.0V.1 ikill.lill iliC.INk tot,. mat ililaglekkiei ; seemed prize of £lO to Mr. J. enlivened by the singing of the Mimes Wells, Me.
meker will be preferred. Teethe 111 l ids me to character , Ti... IJ..wns canine well be more beautiful or appear 'D. teeming, of le-reel. St. 3lichael, near Tamiton ; smut Holmes, Mr. George (lenge, and Mr. Edney.
and reepectaltility MCI., lie'elelivered on mor le•fore 11l in better character thait they do on the reNelli mega-
third i-rige of C. to Mr. W. 'heath, of Ludlum-hall, near
o'Cltwit ell W"Nrelieh. the I•kle they of lne eel**, . skis ; lest limy are certainly eclipse' by the i 111 l wine Noreetelt.
at my (Mice in Denise ster. when the. epplicants meet . Arc end prepuuderoue proleetious of the en...breed, (lees 2.-Devon Steers or Oxen, above three years
attend end the Appoisitiestat will be made. : 'The la inlets and Loisitwools show well, and the former odd.- Find prize of £25 to Mr. J. .1. Farquharson, of
By order of the Beene ;in singed.. variety ; the-re are n few :splendid Aptei- eetietetehomee, near Ihientlford ; second prize of £lO, to
HENRY 14 /CK, ' Illella Of Cll. Mani.* Wool, letwever, such an ha pOr- hi. Roy„I Iligloo,, the prince connee • and third
Clerk. I tent pert l.f the all i 11l al. is of hee aenount here tint, at a prize of ee, to Mn. W. Heath, of LudliaLideall, near
entemer dem of ' -mling etoele It still rem:ties true N. rwich.
that short-weollmi sheep nasty be carved into ais rheely (less 3.-Devon brittle not exceeding four years old.
symmetrical contoStr hy the. aid of the shears. and judgt•s --Fine prize of the, to Mr. It. Farthing, of North Pe-
are beginning to expos, and delimitate: particular pens Merton. neer Bridgweter ; Amend prize of in to Mr.
for this unfeinites, Edmund Coles, of Sheer ham, twee Yeovil, Sotuereet-
The ing--that greedy devourer, yet useful seevenger
wad ,ayeall-i.so happily est.., t •ute.l diet. not withetand• Class 4.- ele:neti I ',MP, above 4 years old. -Find prize
ing the overt:Went of hums umemer of life, when once I
„f rgis to Mr. William Heade of Ludhiana-hall, near
eettelet.•:ed ee find " a:I of hies is itin-';" end se 1111 l lute n Nor.- ice ; en,' him-in.. 11 CIII, to 31r. Coate, .4 Hat 11111 l ton,
sell. if he cemiet le• ell antokeel Imams or Bath chow, near illitiolttel, mid :Irel ierize of e 5, Mr. George Turner,
jecidel seek or cured baceis, yet he gives even il. laki
O.i I i dai I 1 11, locar Exeter.
parts to maim the olaibty pie and ommisage, and too be
-- Fmrst prize of 1:10, to Mr. T. It. 11. Cenwright, of
Cle -. 22.-Scsatch Polled Heifers or Cowie .4 any ate.
ta.misionvol into innuoleraidel l dy luxitriee. But whet
ottr collo. would do with the penetrant:try Inutile 44 e i
, yin., near Breekley, Northampton ; aitil seemed prize
porcine inetter exhibited' here iu midi alomulance we I of tre Mr. dellii Tuevill, of Hartley•park, near Alton,
e„,,,,,,t devisee I! a-. itoyel High:lees the Prince Collette Seutlientitton.
tekes the first pr•ze in tele class. The three animals
Sil EEP.
exhibited :tee all very MUch ali'se, and we imagine they
cot:slit:oe as adwirehle specimens of Ce• nice :is cen be flees 34.--Long and elmet•woolled cress-bred fat we- ,
found : they ere a the kind cells,' the +mall breed. The titer sheep. • year eld (ender ..* Months), each* sheep
show of eige is a full one, it is remarkably good, and, as me to exeeed 2211 t. live weight. First
usnal, attracts greet ettentitet. Mr. Geuree Hine. jun., of Ookle my, Imor !helloed; and
Although the deb limits its attention to the develop- second prize of Zit to Mr. Charles flubbs, of Maieey
utent of fat shwk atel th en
e couraging cof intent% el lialimptun, near Crickletle, Wiltshire.
breeete, it IlaN long recogisinai the value of a collection of prize of CIO tee
agricultural nieclamtiery in the gallerie • appropriated as a • GOLD tIEDAIJI.
mart for inanufecturers. And such is the este:vete teem, Gol I medal to the exhibh or, for thelext steer.. ox in
by the public in this department, and the hare° at 11111 l ist • any .4 the cheeses, to Richard Shirley, of lietecott Mona-
d bustnees tremeacted by all our chief implement. meet near ehrewebery ; goki medal to the exhibitor, for
' makers mid eeelemen at the Annual metropolitan gather- the best heifer or cow in sin of the chests, to Lieut.-
ing of egriculteraliste, that we Illllai Alia a few remarks Col leM Towneley. of Tewnlee -park, neer Bentley. Len-
on the principal feature,' of the implement eitow.thomigh, Cashire ; -goad IlleliNi to the veltabitor_ foe the best pen of
of course, in a hurried man II through the imminemble lenesweolied Silelli 111 any of the er.....e5. 1,. Mr.
, duels and stalls, with their ertieles pecked met piled le Jordan, of Eaatbuni. near Lirillieloi, Yorkshire ,•
, one salsove aistatlsvr, it iss iitsPolksitak to tem! • tenth of the gold meek' ilk the exhibitor, for the lw.t Iwo or
itoLLow Jes. .8 OINTIIIINS.-Illikalll.llolll4 the l'ingere vine- , • yenned.' short-woollosi sheep, in the lit 10, 36th, or
low, getheriteee. A dam ot Meal discus. no leo eau' ue The most mementoes tineetinn of farm mechanics, :kith clasiees. to Mr. Wiliiato itigsh,ll, 11 Hove. neer
than inconvenient. Some subtle ~,,j„..,, snmeHtaiiy
sm.. . that r
to the :headed skin. IS AbS°llloi and conveyed to tlw adjoin-
.. I novelties really present.
nee Ow steam-pow, r husbandry, is represented by the Brighton ; and gold socsial to the exhibitor, fee the beet
inventiune .4 Mr. Helkett, who primers to lay per- pen"! pito in any of the chews, to Ida Royal IN:line:es
leg ti +ea*, shich woosi lanomm, ewollen, red, end painful. • moment rails acres our fields at a vest outlay, in order the Prince Common. -
Nature then Soule+ a strenuous effort to ..It ont the lad on In te chestier!' end facilitate all premerses .4 tillage ; Mr. '
an almaxa.t. A simple senstch with a thin hoar Is frequently • • EXTRA STOCK.
followel by ihc,l2..sr,,,Able,sysisiatonit which couhrsolr Pro- Ninth, who adheres to hie chemeet
.aii.l simplest form of .'
eced until sensation and motion .4 the finger or Mend are eeperatun ; and Mr, eowler, who is assaw,iiisislyiss•4 the 1 Silver medal to the exhibitor for the best steer or to%
deureyee, mane prudent commun.n, ant timely adepted. T.. i neatest, lightest, and completes' timeline for steam. I in extra stock to the Marquis of Exeter. Burghley-park,
liniaardbeeeereier itieue'heethel'heltoih.lett...evet.ry wretch or almmion he well I ploughing and scarifying, after ;serving a long and curtly ! near Stan:font ; silver mediate the exhibitor for the beet
apprenticeship ia his endeavour to get the greeted . Leifer or cow in extra stock to Earl Howe, of tlespeaU-

Now ready, price One Milling, or free by hot for
Fourteen Stamp.

A CHILD KILLED BY A PlO.-011 Saturday week •
child, belonging to Angus Mackay, Dunn, parish of
Watteu, met Ito death in • very shocking manner.
While lying in the cradle, in the abeenoe of the mother,
a pig entered the room and attacked the infant, tearing
its fox and hands to • dreadful extent. The little suf-
ferer died in a few hours, chiefly through lom of blood.
Dr. Robertson, Bower, was sent for, but death ensued
before he arrived.
KIVU,. INSTRUCTION FOR THE POLICK.—At the
General Sessions of the county of Kent, On Tuesday,
Mr. A. Beattie, a magistrate for the counties of Kent
and Sussex, gave notice of the following motion :-
1 " That this Court do take into consideration, at its next
welding, the expediency of having the police of the
county instruct.' in the practice of the rifle, and such
other drill as would enable them to act in a body, under
legal authority, in any emergency; and that the chief
constable he direck4l to report on the possibility of such
I instruction being afforded without detriment to the ser-
vizi. or trenching on the daily duties."
TIIK EXPERoIt OF CHINA'S DECKLE IN RZLATION
To MR. WAltlis MieeloN. —The Pekin Ocitorc of
August H. contained an Imperial decree, in which the
mission of Mr. Ward and its result are tilos referred to:
—"The American Envoy. John Ward, kept his engage-
ment with Kweiliang and his colleague ; sailed to the
rot of Peletang, and begged for permission to go up to
the capital to preamt a letter from his Government.
We aci.ordingly authorized his admission into Pekin to
present it, and having this day perused the letters ad-
iireaseil by the American Envoy, John Ward, to Kwei.
hang and hiwaxhoita, and laid before us by those Mini.
,Aers, we find the language So respectful, the true.-
heartedneoi that has prompted them such, that we havo
' authorized the Envoy in question to present the letter
he is charged with front his Government to Kweiliang
awl his colleague, Whale we have seat to receive it..
As regards the exchange of the treaty, he ought pro-
perly to return to Shanghai and exchange it there, but
in consideration of the lot% voyage he has made we (are
pleased) specially to authorize that the seal be appended
, to the treaty, and that it be delivered to Hangfuh to
hand in exchange (for another copy) to the aforesaid
Flivoy, that front the date of the exchange there may
!be peace and coi 1111 l erce for evermore. Thus do we
manifest our great desire to show a nursing tenderises,'
to the men front afar and our appreciation of good faith
and right principle. Let Kweiliang and If weahana ug-
I pity this our pleasure to the Envoy, John Ward, for lue
information. Respect this r

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