The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-19 00:00:00

sitiitiCULl'UltE.

The Hereford Agricultural Sof irty very respectably at.
feuded on Thursday. The au. eesstal exhilsitors of stock for
premiums were—Mr Tarwurth, of Truy HOOllO. in Mon-
mouthshire, for the best yeariing heifer t Mr. Hughes, of
Merck, fur the hest cart stallion; Mr. Joins, of travis, mil
Mr.Matlins, of Briusim, for the best tinc.uttoleJ sheep;
Mr, :W siker , o 4 WestinOini, mar ltrons)ard, the best hoer.
The Spring Meeting of the lialleruess Agricultural So-
ciety, was held at Hedou on Monday 'eulogist, at which the
sass of *sweaty gairreas was voted fur a ploughing match and
a shew of aumads, at the diseietiou of the Committee the
latter to take place at the mat Autionu, and the Minter at
the Spring Meeting. the question discus►ed isuris—" Are
t►ere any ohstacks to Agricultural Improvement And 011
what mariner can they best be removed !" Souse able papers
IMO read 00 the subject ; poiet.u.t out several impedimrsta
lathe progress of Agriculture, and tee EMIRS Mlsich appeared
must feasibk to remove them .4a excellent dinner was
provided on the OCC2IOOO. The MCrtio; U:l4 uujnerously
attended.

hlura)sliire Farmer ash, iii that spirit of lilverality which
distisiguishes all their proceediuga, presented, at their meet.
ing 011 the first day of June, boumary rewards to ss' farm-
servants, who had reimaiuril tosigeht us iihe master's employ.
These cuosisted of mew rusts, with plated bulimia, hearing
this lluctiptiore—." The reword hr./Lithe-a/ trit;te." Them sc-
lerosis in the servitors( agrieultuie aviv also regaled with a
*initial dinner, sail at lame of good whif.ltry plinth, and
wets persiattard to sit in the rovriu thitin the diiitur,.iim of
t►s agricultural question for the dab, by a very respecialile
of the dub. Willa She lauliftle iiitention of pat oats-
in the natural growth of their ow a district, and the sluttish y
employed in it, the genll••utcu of the elah appeared in the
cloth manufactured lb. in at Neu mill, near F.l4its. llf

the same cloth lie six coats alryaily mentioned wet or made.
Extract front a letter. dated %A'rektiatu
tyglailtire). Jane 12:—
" In my Peregknotions, I find the crop.; of stoat nut so
deficieut as they are generally reported to be. Some are
very thin and lauxutd ; v.. Corium have, probably mews-
tweedy, ploughed up their wheat gruniolr fro hooky; nod
roue leave added a spriukttag of sprout-wheat, and harrowed
ilia. )rvrr•l valises art lirought forward to at-mud fur the
lamentable egret. I attribute it to a saddest change in the
aturosplware in February. .After a lard float, it thawed upon
• rriday..great rigatoni's of raw and slut irll the follow-
ing filamlny„ and at night it cleared up mot hose exceedingly
stveie. From that time the erups of w broth, over a certain
district, gradually rlo oohed tutu their present debcient state.
But P.ovaleute has .1,41, set bounds to the barren tract.
I fancy that a ilia routing nearly east and west may be
traced, dividing the tract of atYa lilt) from that of a wore
favourable description; and conclude, that either the rain
and sleet in February were levet...pious, or that the sneered.
Mg might's frost was leas severe, iu the Jistratt moth of that
obese the crops of wheat are generally lootariaat, sod
iiisprove every duy. The Vale of Clwyd is mow richly dress-
ed in its gayest attire ; nail even lbe present drought Kean*
to have but little effect opus that siiper•ex,rlirtit soil,
which seems cakulated, by the eisosposittoo• of it. inverts.
• to escape the wuiotu tarliga Of the extremes of wea-
ther."