The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-13 00:00:00

TAr
ISTOCK AGRICULTURAL MEETING•

The eleventh swing =eating of the Tavistaik
West Devon Mrieukarat Societe was held at the Beihrd
Tavisu cc, on 'Tuesday. A dieser was provided, to
which upends of 120 pewee at down. The shaft was tom
copied by O. W. Folder, lag., of Primo Hall, Divalent ;
and John Beason, Baq tie Dabs el Badtard'o eraword, see
in the Mee chair.
la propssits the toast of •• the eveldog—u 3•••• the
Tourists& and West Devoe Urbanites* flosisty the
,"
Clammier believed ft assded no remarks Olds es tremmend
itself to eV. He fisted that barmen were %mitt time
aware of tbe advantagre mins; from these titan
They misled now, Isere er km, ell ewer the handset, sad
he used see k edsir walemire apace their gawks, because he
besotted the Win di aware of besides they sookmd,
amd life Se swede* times
the CIWIllikU then es& d the wiliestory tit read the
Judaea' sword of prises for the of limn
Mr. Burson Oen read the iambi nerd:
ernes I.
1. To the occupier of any hum, set being lees Is quantity,
than 200 statate new memnalf of which, at least, is enable,
who shall have the east la the hist Mote ealdvatka, Mr.
H 8,w.,
2. In the eampier of any farm, ad Wagbeta I. quantity
than 100 statute sere,,or more than 900 wee, ows-balf of
which, at least, to be erabl.-, who shall have the same in the
boat nate uf naltivatios, Week., Mary, U.
S. To the occepier of any fares not less fa er neatity thaa
60 statute scree or more than 100 awes, eiseheif eke's,
at least, is arablta, who shell haws the same k She bid data
of ealtivatica, Mr. Codify, Taviabmit, Si.
Dr. Manses said be thew he baked best Walla abed
new, whisk they would eL be bong
_le Maki wed Sy* Wei
the Lath en the gentleman who MG dam taws tg dm
eleventh hour, aad seeseeled take /M peel ef
Anemia as this eseasioa. (Obsens.)
The Miamian said he believed his beast would be
birder than the plait* which lauded his estate if he did
not foal gratified at the way to which they bad reorived hi
health. He was perfect ly olive to the eirsametasee that be
had made a treat lacrosse to the rause of the spot latish
he *stapled. In 1847 he bad about 100 sores of roots, the
tollowiee year he had about 300 sores, sad this year he bad
about 6SO toss of tendon The ant year he had very little
profit ip the second year, after he had conanined thus all, he
asked himself wiser« visit's profit, and said sot And ; this
year he had got 830 tore, and yet he supposed he would
have groat difficulty, were he to me et them all nest year, to
say where his prat was. (Hear.) This was what they
ogled l'ish farming, sod without the grain mops to follow,
which made it so mach the worse. But he era priestly
sathdied that this was the only system whisk could be rano-
serative. if he tailed—if deep ploughing, liberal man=
andwands, perfectly elan would not answer, he
them abases* ths pursuit altogether. iroold jut
ask the farmers preseat if they thought it was
likely that laid halt covered with weeds could make say
anus ? It saver did, it a usld, and therein* he was
embody saddled the. his system was right, and wee the sae
that would lo the end produce • »tura. (Hear.) He felt
that there was scercely any dam of men so misled and be-
gaited as the tanners were. Instead of treads; to them-
selves they kid pat coeldesse la Gibers, sad what was
the nosequencie Why, a very trafavoitrable one for
the ledger of the Carmen—at least, for those who kept
sty—(lseghtery—end he was walled that the more
they trusted to vensialees, and the less to other peo-
ple, they would be just so much the better off. He did not
profess to be a practical fanner, but he had paid a great
deal of attention to it for the laetwo years, and he was per.
Wetly satisfied there was be ewe course for the tenant fanner
to pewee emiirr present eireassetaaose, and that was to
brim ea a Mamies of the rent, and not only that, but to
have every other kind of payment elm redacted. The wheel-
wright and the artisan of every kind must be medico produce
his amides at lees Gas ; if they could sot do this, it would
be impiedM• fee the farmers to have dealings with him as
to dmir laymen; he was @Milked that with fres tads In
men they would knee permanently a much lower rate of
vises than that to whisk they had been asesistoaed. He
hid base associated with mercantile matters, and counseled
met immediately with tits contrade kr the last 17 years,
daring whisk he had had saint/restate/a Ia all pens of the
giehe, aid be hop d without being thought
ibis *aped nes entitled hint to say be was a
Fidget. There serer was any see of :he Brinell se
oak:unto' to keep mu gaud men as the sliding ends woe
Tbe famine ho•aver. • ere now in the p attest of • ham
let dal on a rock; they knew the want; they eighs to
be sad fled that prow:time was gone for ever—lt was a hie-
Silllll to think it would ever be renewed. He did met ebb
to conceal anything nom the mentieg : he nimbi Sill them
candidly that het had been a free under in pibdpie far
many years—bag before he bed ambit lad a farthing
in the purchase of lead, and he remained as firm to those
principles moo es he had ever been in his life. (Cheers.)
He thought abet these views were but the principles of
eternal Julio. between man aid man, and be believed he
would yet live to ea this more generally acknowledged.
(Hear, hear) He had lung thaw ht that less common
ernes bad ere pt into the agreement between landlord and
tenant than any o her denviption of co tact in the wide
wet. . (Hear.) Es ere was lees common saes, lot if a con-
tract waists& t Twee n man and :sea in the common way, the
value elan article was always wandered, before the purchase
ova made. But tt.e a was nothing of this sort between a
landlord ar d t.ia tenant. The latter takes the farm and is
entitled to its wfulst pr.duev, hut the question was, did he
get what he wea enticed to. Not to seeds of the loss caused
tat h rte an+ other vermin, if the landlord was disposed to
hasp then, it was but too manifest that the tenant was es-
'mad to every Sort el annoyance that a man could be sub-
wetted to, and bow lone elva would be boric, was a subject
for their *en to termination (crim es.) Alter a few other
rmnarke, the ebsirtnau conduct. d by calling upon the mere.
eery to read the prac Inc stock, the chief of which were as
follows :

Ci►ea 11.
1. For the heathen of an) breed, Mr. W. Pewitsland, of
Ile: worth), 81.
2. F,r the r ennd-belt bull of any breed, Mr. W. M lie,
3 For the beet co e, in calf or in silk, of any breed, J.
11 Tr mat ne Eq.. iydenhaw, 21.
4. For t• e best co+, In calf or milk, of any breed,
Mr. Win N .rthry, of Lifton, 21.
6 For the best and-r three-years-old heifer, Mr. R.
W.,nnseott, La..pk• Try, 21.
6 F.,, the eeecu.d he,t under three•years-old heifer, Mr.
A. Persons, Li 11.
7. Per the beet h. I er, ander two years old, Mr. J. D.
leitoo, 21.
8. For the reon4 b at heifer, under two years old, Mr. J.
B chin. Milton Abbe, 11.
9. Fur the brat hail calved during the year 1848, Mr. R.
Woanesott, Lutekerry, 11.
CLASS 111.

1. For the host ram of any breed, Mr. R. Jackman, of
Litton, 21.
2 For the beet pen of ten ewes, of any breed, that have
reared their lamb. duting the past MUDD, and are to b• kept
for breech's./ purivem, Mr. J. Chowen, Dipperrown, 21.
veral °her toests were drunk and spe,ches delivered
during the ev. ning, and the party, which was a ptculiarly
nappy one, dia Lot br. ak up until a late hour.