The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-23 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1857.

ROYAL AORICULTI7RAL ASSOCIATION.

(Flom OUR OWN RIPOILTIEL.)
SALISBURY, Iremissuay Evatinto.
A beautiful day yesterday was succeeded by a
seswerhat wooing, which however did not seem in
am see le dlsili the ous4 menewste-the Royal
Melee WM sod the United NM el Wass end Compton
Wityhe shmately to the nearbobiless May of the Wanes
Me emiesled. Then wee a &Meg Wirework. from the
'Thebstithiswebseetvllk Mem and musk
?lasi eckler4evey dew and inn esi the Meets wore tea sly
soviet The Meow/ bids me swohity ealsolast, milk.
comentive mein of OD Mk.. WAIWIIIa kg*/ ....
voseei The Me m esilkalses appeared tube he Imismate
to Aka the gruist !Newtown were Meshed. ad the
le be that they Ind ask lot bean
Wiwi. =ii.dia g,„Pwrf, ttimught° vim".
Wiwi. kerb Ygieß
end ▪
ited may admodes who wen el Mons that
iith, MI tettifilahnd tans\ a mak the pia, all that
would le legared la talus Wag to paha to. sled stem.
Widlemee molder embed sea, Ist woe Ise Bed
_he the
Mew of the grouted, sad las arelika a asiftsillea et
Briders, arm reached to. seemed tall lie mak*
basis, Was down be as sense, and tubes shied it Mora
ftgoldisieWlensel thin a large timber et milr
ma bad gees over le to view the tam et Mr.
Meal liadrert. AN., beim osedestell owe the New-in
the Mposelen et whisk. the slat two and • half
Inis his
whew a wry Ws prerided. Very=
WO eisionis Masers le the lesehees-Mr. Herbert pre.
slaw with hi asenelemil wertwy sad
Imet genie Mr. =mond a papervir %der Mew
la ',..% the awn which wee very amerenely
• Ist thew wee nedelmila It la apiee swig wan.
the=sh lad& ast lail to be et pat beiteest to them
Wiwi* she boa the pallet saki soil arta theapta t-
to
isle me.
taridi IV
ail with bean dames ef rain, which
MS eserly 12 o'clock,
MINISONWN4 •sidetilre"..leiebnent ahm-yose was very
We Menikille wilikko sitowleg—Ose Tarim
olliholge el OW Im m betenb eggb Wslid swoop ad attain-
tios. TIN wimp lenhen alike on the Orli Western and
that Wales Ibsen Maws in wet lied; but there does
net gem, lobe smog private Minns in the city to-day
in Y.
=Were she (Mak his Royal Highness the Prince
Conn urinal then Chborne, Wong joined the spiced
teen at Boathiegen, gores higluiries was mann-
rthyifietthlt:l44l trestaiisainbel; underdenthte.
asea, Ihs ismal mope. Ls royal highness
was ssealsel al the salts le the twee, Mr. Thomas
=soil Ss maim of lbe auppsodisa, to their robe. of
The awn oesSoplet hie sepal highness to an
2:L......d., the NM of the Malan shailag the National
Ameget IheieeaS le mem his royal
trwe ening the el Illbeheelet, the Right
Illaidn Bedrat, /LP., Bolksby, end others.
illb royal wee driven preceded by earldom to
the sowed enteme of the Exhibition, • where he was
waived by cal Perlman, Hr. Raymond Barker, Mr.
0111 s, and NW ambers of the coned. Hie royal
hislases bemire tespested the impkmont yard, proceeded
In saw the ink and hour, the display of which is
e.e4 assallemt. tin royal highness remained about
Nye hem lemollm the Mock, and afterwards proceeded
to hutch Mk the at his palace in the Close.
His royal Winn SI about half-past 4, and re-
tunted to Cowls. Mewl dolt on his arrival
owl departure, was me Mired by the crowds who
bi eesenibled to webs= bin se the city. In the count,
of lie inspection, his alsal Widows aide nosy inquiries
sot mop' with *Win Key fall I. the exhi-
Win elan piss waging issehlas at ea the Sth
ass at seat Mak
The astileyeed we simed le the aahlWa the allsoaaat,
ea Ila India; ompllabes flair =Raft nue Imo set yet
ism Ism* either we we had orallebst Wm le wake an
elate'mpales the Kock. Wel= die flmtpriw
hr ihert-lutas Ms awarded to Teirsley=
=lof the tsar pas last year rah the
atterly. was sold for eweitin it Ann-
ie& for the price of 1,2001. Is illeathieww.
lila her We* Me both lhe all WI woad
WrIPIIINII. addhlted bring my swim The
see des lay ppd, bat they ore only oisptcd
4011114 Vililharatao.be thoroughly mi-
n gni% Isis wantry a emoidersbn
of Sioluseat .
notwithstanding an
lehlWee New en the railway, through
Wet they lase =Neel erne* by tire. The piga are
asp eadtehe sspectally good, more partie•ulerly as regards
theleilie se 1 undies breed. The now of homes has
SMISSbIiaIegIMISId at any of the seciety'e exhibitions-
*, enithelwas /ming unprecedented both in the quantity
sod waif dom. The poultry aro generally good, but we
la dela Mal owls/ remarka until to-morrow, when we
dittos Wabetter opportunity of examining them.
s, the dinner is to take plan iu the council
thembar- the pavilion dinner being diepenaid with this
ri.,,,f.,?eumetance which seen to have given general
• tin, owing to We price of the tickets having been
doubled, caused, it is dated, by the limited accommodetion of
the oareeilsroom. This dieratiathetien, moreover' is evinced
by another dinner having been arranged for to-morrow,
without the interference ef the council, at the usual price.
Mr. Mills, a highly. influential landowner, having cemented
'to preside, the principal supporters of the exhibition-
the tenant Lemma-are expected to attend in considerable
number.
The following le the official report of the judges with
regard to the reaping machines •
The trial of reeving machines commenced at Saliebary
on the evening of Saturelov, Jul
air Ilk in a field of rye, a very
moderate cop and very.
_The different pertione of
ground ware marked by the stewards, and the limes dividing
the portions were cut out by Mr. Croaskille machine in a
nest efficient MAW. For this work it has a decided supe-
riority over the other machines exhibited, but which supe-
riority was counterbalanced by the very easy and accurate
work of Mears. Burgas and Key's machine, which was
bought out with the now addition of a spiral screw on the
side of the machine next the star, owe, which Gamed
all the cry it touched to be brought intrude, and thus
conducted to the platform, so that swathe was laid
tote moat regular form, and perfected the aide delivery.
The horses walked at a moderate pace, and the only
=attending the machine was the driver of the
To this machine the judge. unmernemely allotted
We drat prise. The other machine of Men.. Burgess and
Say we highly commend for very elficient work. Mr. Crop,-
kill's week was well done, but the swathe was not so well
laid we so good and even a stubble left as by Mews. Bur-
gess's
_. gad tkda, we believe, was caused by its not being
well siwted to cut across furrows and to make perfect
work; sod tho scattered straws left on the etrat we
think, were owing to a f. mit in the construction of the
endless band for the side delivery. This machine has two
men to work it, but cute fast, though the power required
in more than that which is onnumed by Mews. Burgess
sad Key's machine ; we therefore give it the emend prim.
The third prize we allotted to the machine exhibited
W Lard Kinnaird, which worked well, but we thought
the keno were driven too fast fur Lim berme ; end
the owelkno, although cheaper than those Apulian of above,
we not to be compared with them for workmanship. The
thing was the only attendant necessarily required. Dray's
(Pateasday made* reaped beautifully, laying the sheaves
reedy tar WS', and not requiring. instant tying, as it de•
livered there is ass side; bat the price charged for it would
he in, too mach for us to recommend to farmers, but we
Dll. zonated it. Twd men attended thee warlike).
rs s (Hussy's) e) machine, worked it has done for two
or yam past, but the sheaves must be instantly tied,
to prince the way fur its turning ; two men are requisite.
We art hen observe that those machine., to which we hero
waded prises are capable of cutting all sorts of corn, while
those of Ileum. Dew are only, strictly speaking, . reaping
..rota; and while the present system so largely
by farmers, of growing seeds with their
crept, on continues those fume, MSOPTI.
De,Wmesil machines are net of general utility ; but
we allow flue when the reaping of wheat only is an
olefin and if cut when lit fur immediate tying, Meaux.
Hewes are excellent multiuse, and their Burney is cheap in
=rwith all the others. On referring to the report
ats et Leigh Court, in NA we feel perfectly justi-
fied la nevereeng the &dein urinal at last year at Boated
Lea" Mere there was evidently a greet fault in the con-
incites of the machine shown there by imam Burgess
sad Key (and which fault loot them the tint prize), but Is
new rectified by the addition of the spiral screw. We quite
Wm with the distinction mule at Hotted between mowing
aid reaping imebbes. We wish, therefore, that the public
11111•101 fully undesired that, far general harvest purposes,
WI west highly appals of thew machines to which
boss ere given plena nib barb*. a ado delivery, and
einiii the maim 1am,.... Dray for reaping only.
Ti satelade by apes, ase think any further
Weft% for to give ear dee•lpha of the above machines
=only too repast the mit report of the judge who
at 111gb Cont."
W. ed.& • bet of the onward in the Implement
Ili 41 ether implements WM
d;• rv.v., awl amsaded : - Hairy Clayton
Ws& mai iltikarllltilms I.
liesZamingNicholmxhiera,
41., Barrett, Email, and
31., Ailey, 21., ditto. honey
Theism, Skala Zama sod Froderkek HOWN/d.
hi'. 1.161. "liallig. sall Ow, 3L, eft. dembes
Um, V., ad& new Ashby, U., Mao. WI-
Ivan
Ike Ms; 111., ilia IL Came* set
lima leseimisalelesirt Mime
sad fa, arms dlshibelee sal I.
Rawl% , NM. Ism Jaw% lb. eistme dietri-
bales R. Roney and Seas,
IL dielnell NA has, 11, Meet otillirasNalrf:oad

and seed drill. R. Rarnaby and Sone, 21., drill, for small
occupations. R. Garrett and Sons, 21.. ditto. R. Hornsby
and Ron., dl., drill fee ridge and flat work, for turnips, Sc.
R. Garrett and Sons, 21., ditto. R. Garrett and SOl/11, 41.,
liquid drep drill. Burger and Key, 101., reaping machine.
A. Cromkill, 61., ditto. Lord Kinnaird, 41., ditto. R.
Garrett and Sons, 31., horse hoe. William Smith, 2/, ditto.
Hugh Carron, 11. 10a., ditto. Pritet and Woolnaugh, 21.,
ditto. E. H. Bentall, 10e., ditto. T. Milford and
Soo, 21., light waggon. John Kiddie, 21., ditto. A. Croar-
kill, 21., ditto. John GiStrd, 21., ditto. lease Jams, 1/., ditto.
George Milford, IL, ditto. William Busby, 21., light cam.
William Ball, 2!., ditto. T. Milford and Son, 2!., ditto.
James Wood., 21., ditto. A. Croeskill, 1!., ditto. J. and
F. Howard, It, ditto. T. Milford and Son, 4/., cranked
ads wt. William Busby, 41., ditto. A. and T. Fry, 3!.,
ditto; A. Crosakill, V., ditto; J. and F. Howarda (Maenad),
21., ditto. The silver medal rem awarded to the (allotting:
R. and J. Reeves, economical drill for dry manure and prods.
J. and F. Howard, improved drill presser. Thomas Pain,
h ; Samuel American iron-pointed
rarineag rareo.ugeottani end Cuttam, collar bar for iron bindles.
Parra= and Co., Melia-rubber pump valve. Hill and
Smith, wrought Iron sheep trough. H. Carson, thecae pram.
Cockey and Son, chore...making apparatus. T. Milford and
Soo, light cart.