The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-18 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP
ENGLAND.

MBFORD. THIIIISDAT NIGHT.

Fins weather and the redaction of the prices of
admisatta to the show yard from Ts. 6d. to 2s 6d. had the
effect of braising is as immense samba of visitors. assay
thouseads of people having to-day ease up by the Beaters
Counties Railway, by which yesterday only about 1,200 su-
mmers were brought from Loads.
la cousequenee of this the imbibition ground prenatal
throughout the day • most animated sppearance, imple-
ments, cattle, and poultey cemmandieg attention alike,
though probably it was tie last-named wash was the gnat
metre of attraction to the ladies, who formed • very large
proportion of the visitors. There was salting in the 'obi-
Mien itself to all for special maims beyond what has already
ban oberrad.
The &Doer some off this afternoon in m spacious and ele-
pat parities wetted lathe satraps. of the insplemeat yard,
mad was attended by 1,000 permarj woo_ g 'wham Wife Mr.
Bruwesa,M.P., ler J. Tire% But.. 14P JL Basses,
Prole/Roe Wrey, Baron de Cows, Sir W. B. Smith, M.P.,
C. B. COON, Req., M.P., M. Bonier, Lad Earners, Col.
Chellosa, Me. Rakes Carrie M.P., Mr. Gordon
Lord Latent, 11. Bras Esq., J. C. Cobbold, M
Lord Raleigh, Lord Bateman, M. de G. d'EcUpene,
Si, J. Yards Buller, Sir Edward Benison, M.P
Mr, B. Beller, Colonel Fitaroy, M. P. Fein, M. Wertens,
Bir J. H. Matta% Mr. Wells, high sheriff of the county ;
Y. de Villas de VIM (from the Netherlands), Meas.
Dutrone (Amass), M. St. Marie (laspector-Genend of the
Preach Goeeraceat), Coast de Bewley, M. de Trams-
aids, Rama Hensrati (Brussels), Bari of Sheffield. M.
Eugene Gateau (Francs), Earl of Faversham, Lord Port-
man, Marquis de Vogue (Aabigaey), lArd Walsingham,
Coast do Boatlla, Count Vary, Coast Zsmoyakt (Pciand),
M. ffielasiese (Frac.), Protease Heeslew, M. Ruses'
Tisserand (Fears), M. Allier (Petit Bourg), M. 11,11
((Coal-General, Swituerlead), )Rios. Y. Agility, Hon.
Dudley Ryder. Doke of RMhmoad, Mr. Evelyn Drnison,
M.P., Sir J. Paton, M.P., Be,. C. T. Jana Mr. A.
He Road, Mr. H. Foley, M.P., Mr. D. Waddington, M.P.,
Mr. Lens/tea, M.P., Ac.
Lord Portman presided, and the Duke of Richmond
was via-chairman.

After the seal loyal touts,
lir. EVILYN Denison pie that of " Agrienitaral
Societies at home and abroad."
IL GALLO, who wm received with cordial Seers, is
speeded, thosh, as he said, he was a Freshman:and
found his half lassoes' would not be well understood by
theta it be attempted to szprese his feelings. He hoped
they would all go to Franee nest year. and then be and his
friends estead try to reply to tee hospitality of Eogisad,
whisk be newt &oak nowise and prosperity. (i:hotrs )
M. Di TRIMON11•11 1%•• The ft iyal Agra:utter.'
of Zeeland," a subject which, be mid, paztosk
very et sob of that spirit of hospitality which distinguished
the British agriesiteriit, and told of a bond of anion,
kaotted upon fields of battle, which bad joined them to-
ribs_ ,r it was to be hoped, for ever.
Lied Waialeale an gave " The Prieident of the Society,"
a noblesse who wee an slightmed agricaltarist, sad had
often beau a suotessfal exhibitor. _

This Clutintrur, is sakoowledging the toast, thtaked
his brother farmers, who had placed him a emend time is
that high patios. They had formerly ant hint to this
south ; be same from the west, and knew something of the
east; end he bad been all his life endeavoring to learn
what he could everywhere, sad when it was good to prac-
tice it. Toe, had this year ago id exhibition—good !spit-
inentar good utile, sad a good exhibition of company is
that room—en exhibition altogether which they were rot
ashamed to show to the whole world. (Chests.) Let them
compare the ploughs used now with those used DO years ego,
of which lashed seas cue at work with Me bosses and six
men, and let them mark the improvement' la modems
ploughs. (Hear, bear.) That week they had seen a peat
experiment with a steam-plough—which had sot per•
het, o fully succeeded, bat it was on the way to suttee.
(L. oar) Let them look at theimpnvementa which had takes
place within fifty years in sowing, reaping, preparing their
produce for market, sad immuring, and they would say
that mannikin In Erglaed had edvaneed woaderfally.
(Hear, hear.) 8o it was also with draining. He knew a
field la which be had seat women making hay in patrons,
aid now, by a triumph of ranee, that land we. well drained
and dry. (Hear, hear.) Thee as to another point. Hs
was old "sough to remember the lint crop of Swedes trans-
ported from a garden to a laid, and aow Swedes were giving
way to inaegel-wureel is the rotation of crops. (Hear,
bear.) The mu who beet knew how to farm sow-a-days
was he who applied knowledge and mince, and no man
scald term successfully without Mowing temperature, soil,
and season. (Hear, hear.) These were the matters which
the social for eighteen years had pas through, endeavour-
ing to lead the farmer to improve the cultivation of the soil
by competitive exhibitions of stock and implements. Lad
whatever ooald be made known for the good of the farmer
this society had published in their f canal; they had pro-
vided knowledge of chemistry, veterinary saurian" for the
disuses of cattle, and they saw no borisoa before them at
which they would ever step, until they had, as mealy is
posdble, arrived at perfatioa. (Cheers.)
Sir J. PARTON gave the health of ' the Distinguished
Foreigners prineat."
The Marquis de Vogl' rose to respond, amidst oaths-
'Jostle cheers. He mid be spoke very bad English (though,
is fact, he spoke remarkably well for a foreigner), bat that
he spoke with a true French heart. (Hear, hear.) He,
' with other', bad been seat to England to see more of that
agricultural produce of which each magnificent specimens
were seat to the Paris meeting, and to obtain a knowledge
of the mode by which that English seam was achieved.
la Ragland, capital was abundaai, and that was the aunt
of Espial 1111101$11—bat is Frame it was not so; sad, be-
sides, is Fresco, itwas rather lea. (Laughter.) Hs spoke
of capital and sot of mu, fa Fraud ; for her soldiers sad
her labourers were the same men • and se they had dons
I greet thing,by the side of Englisissen is the field of battle,
se they would do peat Whinge used I. the Adds of peace—
by digging, and ploughlog, aad sabsoillag. They world thus
etre mot, by industry and Genital, to repel the dismal threats
of misery sad &attrition. (Cheers) No loupe, he hoped
would the people of the two soustries have to fight aide by
side, bat labour side by aide, and snare the triumphant
march of peace sad platy. (Cheep.) He could not forget
how lately, when the laadsof France wen inundated, and
her cattle were eating mad, the Queen of England cams to
her saststaece, sad so did the people of England—each
tokens of sympathy scald never be lost, and he was happy
to say the people of the two aatione was friends, and bis
hoped 'hey would keg stations so for the peace of Buren
and the bappinas of mankind. (Loud cheering.) He
should be happy to say et home that Sophord we. at ma
the lend of leauriant crops, wall paid labour, sad sonstits-
Una' liberty—(treensecous applause)--aad was also the
l.ad of hospitality to strums. (Cheers.)
The Cumulate
.gave " The Town of Caelmsford sad the
Lone Committee.'
Mr. BRANSTON. M.P., re-speeded, ongratalatiag the
society that they had sow for the first time not only foreign
stock, but foreign proprietors and foreiga (amen. (Hear.)
The CHAIRMAN gave " Agriceltare, Maaufactures, and
Commerce." He said that, as the unit was rather a dry
one, he would add to it the health of the Emperor and 'Ca-
prase of the French, which wee very well received.
The Rev. C. T. Jones then gave "The Labouring
Class'," which Peahen: Hana Low acknowledged. The
toast was drank with three tram three.
. .

Me. lIAMORD pretend "The Railway Companies, and
thank. to them for their co-operation is promoting the ob-
jects of the aosi.ty."
Mr. D. NVADDIMOTOX, as the repronatative of the rail-
way interest, returned thanks.
The Stewards and Jadges of the Show" was gives by
Mr. Rodgetts, sad responded to by Kr. On,.
" The President elect," the last toast of the evening, was
prop-sad by Lord Feversbain, and acknowledged by Mr.
Brelya D,S/402.
It may be stated, In concluding the aconat of to day's
proceedings, that a good lira of business was dons OR the
ground, and that Lord W.isingbsn's fine prise pen of
Southdown th.arliog awes was sold to an Anterisan par•
chaser for 1001., sod t►e second prise pea to Frame, for 701.

ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE.—The
manillosst ens of 1001. hea just been forwarded to the
Deemer by Otto Goldselinsidt, Seq., at the tame time re-
printing deep regret that Modules Otto Ooldeobtaidt (nee
I Lind) had not bees able to deg for the hewed* of We mobie
Institut!. n.
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for NI of which 160 sre altogether keg ad us-
awl 60 sre to be let at a isseelmel Teo oily.
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east of eite, shank sad ciadowmeat has bees geswlded by
the velestery satesdattees of ladividaele, who have thus
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