The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-22 00:00:00

kept_et the sat it leer hones, there la a entail et
at belf the pries at a horse, whisk k important to a
=simian'. The essaltssa ea ens on Tem trivia
spwards et half • ninny, Irvin worked Walk hi
had set last more than I. nes This ent etimesses wad
MIINII Mr them kw harm, stlas ; ler tar INS&
she; neither wee essept la by iestasess.
The es phis 11. pelirelliiinielWrorth. kept oily is weeiting
modities. The best mak et workin anon was to have
six, sad week them tees z a.m. m Ni pm.. three ise *time,
Sensed at sees, as yes pis sash sem Felleik Shear
tom rhea whe drive time, and the plwaplft k be-
kied•basd. So
w,worked MONO amide( two pkosb, asi
two es
to pr rail, sr harreti, men ft winter, er ekes
hey bird ploughing, whim be mg Mr is•• pleopk.
Ths manure et two nes is mere thorn equal te that et on
h me, es they ma always be red la • ns &win %rig
with grew toed is the ioniser, and with sate nil en
say sort of coning, ta the whiter wMth,s Ils
isms, will keep theititeLgined sesdhiss, ssA mil I
• loge inanity et wan, is • yard (mei hekboil
with straw, with •11 than). whisk shed* be Ise
hoe .d with open skilliap, said Seemly inestsioall
the pmest low price or oak timber. Bran and sesi kin I
their ramose's, with hall chaff, seized with • Mae Mks/
cat bay sad a mall qinatity comilemally gives sot eat, wow
good %wisp toed. If akw cat Swedes wen Mud with the
chaff, all the better. Mr. Keeney seat ten • papa& la. I
scriptin of his method et ,"eating', ono. Us then seas,
ems calculation as to the vipers err hone. feediag. Whiter
teed fur • hone :-21 Minsk of Gas at 225. per fir ,6.11114. j
2 trine* ol bay, or 1 cwt., at Si. 10e. per ton, 3e. had. ; MIA
Gee basket per week, Tad : tad, & Selmer hide he.
per week ; eves's of the year, 10s. Sapped the au to be
wholly kept en gram an hay, say three see at good Sail
as &Went is sews" sad wiser him, rest sad swam,
including hayisakin, , ter, at 31. 10s. per acre, vie ,101.10..,
Of is. a week. TM, the meet impedes mode, proved the
deertioa, that two ens sold be kept at the cod of one
hone. He bclieved that 61. per day her keep Ina a felt oel-
relation far the Cad exam were worked • sal the extra cad
sobvs named to be Mad to the mei of fattening. Mr.
Kimsey easeiedsd by preng, as • resolutles " That oat
of the ry three teems a Mow, generally one may be db.
continued, and a teem of oda subultated g
atto great
advantage to the farmer, as well b
et te the public lame.
Abe, that es mum two-team farms, • tem of ems may be
used to advantage."
Mr. Janson massed that he was somewhat disap-
pointed as to the mouse of labm perforated by oxen, and
wan in some eakulatins to
thatkonwlabour was quite
es dondsieel.
Mt. BLONDSLL mid the IlSbjeM tram use of impertaane,
and there wee not time *ea to go bulbar into be make_
cutee hoped Idr. Kearny, aa aa other psalm worn
com prepared to support their opinion by Imam of Ivrea
Mr, Bromine Sicily mined some of Mr. Keens?*
statemews, and thought that la bis seal in behalf of ono be I
was somewhat
To their druid ever kind,
And to their faults a elite blind t•
whilst the rough undid be had receive` foss holm
it
childhood indisposed him to be their Mimi lis estiesi
into some calculations to show that the mesas it piessiting
by oxen and by horses was as near as possible, she Ism ;
At the same time be doable:l sot that the use of Oils NEM
la many farms be introdaced with mach advantage ei es
auxiliary ; but he rather advocated a more liberal sesemil of
feeding then that usually Jaded, so that the been sheald
be continually impeding in growth, is condition and
value. Alter some further coaversation, it was detenaised
to renew the ditausion.

CuoLeza.tioaterdsy dm Board of Health 'waived
reports of dm following freshmen' :—Whitteltspel, 2 ; Shad-
wiU, 1; Oreanwoeh, 1 fatal ; Cambridge, 1; Holyhead.
1 fatal; Isliabargh, 9. 3 fatal; Glasgow, 100, 60 fatal; Max-
welltown, 6,1 fatal ; Tmneat, 1 fatal; Coatbridge (Lanark),
122, 38 fatal ; Johnstown (Paiskky), 1 fatal ; Old if k.
1 fatal; Rather', 3 fatal. Total saw suss, 219; 103

deaths '
Tea CONSOLIDATION Of the Beside of Excise and
Stamps and Tame into one Board of Internal Revenue has
just been completed, though an act of parliament Mal be
required t o carry out the new arrangement. The commis-
sioners will be reduced from 12 to 7, though for the present,
and till a vacancy ocean, there will be 8.
SHIPWRECK IN THE HUHREIL—On Thursday
week, one of the Hell and Leith Steam Navigation C.
patty's steamers, named the Bold Buccleugh, commanded by
Captain Paton, mitered the Humber, sad came in collision
in the Orinwhy goads with a wind-bound collier named the
William, of L widen. The Bold Beccleurk ran right into this
maul's bows. The captain with his crew instantly spraug upon
deck, sad bend their vessel to be making water fast, the
steamer—an iron one, having entered her like a knife, torn up
the deck, and cut in two her windlass. His crew called to the
steamer to put out their boat, but the master ordered his men
not te wait tor that, hut instantly get oat their own, which wee
fortunate in the rigging. This they did, and immediately
she could be got afloat they all leaped into her with nothing
on, and saving waiting, except their shirts, flannels, drawers
and cocksap, which they were when they were aroused
frusta that berth.. They shored off Irma the sinking -reseal,
and two minutes afterwards saw her go down, before the
steamer bad returned (and we believe before she had time to
turn round) to se* how they fared. They pulled up to •
schooner is White Booth Rmds, which proved to he the
Jessie, of Perth, when they remained all night, and ow the
allowing morning wen brought up to Hull by the Pelham
steamer, Dam Ormsby. The Bold Boocieugh suffered soma
&image in her spare, het has act been persisted from
faltilling her appoiatmeals an her stades. The mew
of the William bare bees forwarded
so their homes,
Capt. Lush rematched to ..certain whether it wee preetimble
to recover his vessel, whisk went down in nine fathoms
water, her meet-heede being visible at low wear. On Mon.
day leer, Capt. Dale Brown, Commodore of Humber Pilots,
want dews to Clot, to mentala the probability of weighing
the Willlam. He found her in 84 fathoms at low-water,
with her maionbast.head shove the tide, the format was
gone. The exile in her—a full cargo, would not be worth
the impetus of procuring ; and the vessel being of North
Americas Mild. mad eight years old, he considered the cer-
tain 'spews stealing en effort to weigh her would be so
large a proportion of her value when recovered as not to
warrant the risk.
Nnw SOWN WlifetTit—We ( Nottingham .7uurnal)
have mesh pleasure la stet* that the nameown wheats on
the lighter ends, in the &Met of Bassetlaw, are look*
remarkably healthy sad hutorient ; sad, •g
good a
good deal of adverse weather, we hare seldom ens
.the
looking since promising. On the days, wspsedally the
higher and bet managed they are akso looking very
well, sad the Carmen am waisted with present appeamusete.
On wee of the lower lands, however, it has lain leeg der
met, and is mill partially making its eppeammes above
ground, thin and spiry. A dryer atmosphere would ma-
terially odd to its well doing
Uncut? DISCOVIIIIIIS IN ST. GIORGI'S CHURCH,
CAVITZI3I:II/.—Tbi• anneal didee having lately bees
clewed out to the very walls, he the purposse of miming
ire interior, some entities relies of early USN have been
te light. One of the &M of ises the old pews wee
brought
10 lamed al old talk, Dessiled. OA the upper part
were served, in a mem &Wats and bowled manner, the
repo, seausion of winged sherds, eat ma the lower port ion
en avast border of ezquieboly-ehholled quelmlsils. The
whole have been carefully nuerved, with the townies
of their being ands inmates' in sense part al the renewed
= 41erinws. la the seen well, neer the Ma 1.11, were
three siebseutelpernamennil saki* or steno
sew. One of the three le el tether Won onewisas, end
lower than the ethers. This has appeteedy been wed,
Mee the reemetise, es a window-, epodes into the
sweet, se which side el the wall is a swan stone steamboat
The easiest km Wein and the lushes ef hie window
en
as wrest as they bad only been plan& there wow
day, me that they seen set have been suit wed after they
were flied. Urea the eon wall, and neer to new seen,
wee hand, knmediately eenseeksil beneath a oreatiag el=l,
a piesiese-4 bellow end nothested beds el see.., p
la a mall aisle brood la smog Maas Milt la the lei- I
Wanes of the wall. The Seth Mb deo* Is the maw pew
baby as tine pissed ha nay Mimi= he the time of 114-
ine4 VI , whose bin& en Me time
somewhat
ender senerneties in St Wage minim. no van ar
beat of sett to sellidenly egoism Me We immentes
infant • peenlee WWI) we eeaAfase&tilts reformation.
In the smith wad, abseil the mire, was exposed, on taking
down the penelling of the oil pony_ a headmen ellipsis
aee, peehably- of the feeneentli es 'Meath century, own
stensie" wont', body of the wall ;
sok gest Tr het nes dissoweed a teeth,
when sought bat dust new Weida with the
soil. This was probably the bender or istnems ef the
seared edifityce, but et whet peeled pissed here is wham.
• quanti of andent End! have bsea and
Wenn retie., whisk MI Wen felikee
may yews la rather
enter proximity to semi tie Wire het hem snit have
been imagined. Whether them been had been asidestally
pissed there darns emu repels One almenk, newt remain
a natter of suppoidee d onneefttare.