The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

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•itaiee they con . ant hti 4 &fillip 'O4 She pee.
Deus ore-sateen, except they hadvirva this lard at that lime. lie
linew this country at a itantelies KW, Jantires aisle did not
appear obsesrd, ..that he road panel out Ilse cownty of Boys
fork lu make roads for the other pada of the kingdom," but lu
Ireve known his error he must have lived at the reseed day.
Mr. Cerra,* thee spoke as its dived...4e dad bad takes place
""ceMr.Coke beg" h" •Trietilittrel pursuits; if we look
remind aow, we see this county, mew, G...krroli mow.,
1., by the awist.nee of indwetry awl soy ,one of the
mu.l productive comities. front whence more is diemei•ge
feed the people than from any other, sod iu the rimi.
Srf
the Ignorant hudialorhsuess. has tiro up the ialellincul old
ilidepriiilcut farmer. And it was slat love of independence
Thal animated our mem at Waterhso, when Ihethed Sip rows
tend with soldiers, riaperisw in numbers and military .h.ei-
phue Mr. Comets then spoke as MI the change that hail
taken place in the morals of tits people el this comity ; lie
recollected the lime when a prayst•buiik was see* hut
in the bawls of the elerrytams of She parish and his family,
bid now it was area in Ike hand, of every peasant. Alt. C.
then passed an eulueium 911 Mr. Coke en the good be slid
wilts she riches Ise was blessed with—he wished every rich
man would come and take a lessen (rune Miss; he was sore
if teasy one acted as Mr. Coke did, they -might sleep in
peace with their doors and windows upeu, fur he believed
that a grateful heart was So be Num, in every man. Mr.
Cteraren again returned thanks, and concluded with 'hoPiwg
his worthy host width' long live lie enjoy his deserved riche.
and popularity —(Lond and confine, applawie.)
'the Independent Veoneaury of the County—three times
there.
Mr. Colic Shen gave " Mr. Childe." He was sorry that
Gentleman was nut rreerat ; hot be had received a lettsr
from him, In which he rep...sled his. le itsfornialte company
each day that he had • few lots of Devotes le
M. CURIVaiII sail ibis .day musiih he should have some
aeon-Wray 1.0 sell
Mr. Forsier's (of Bedfordshire) health—three limes three.
Mr. FORST IR returned Shea., asset *hook, beg to propose
The health of the Duke of Bedford, with three times
three.

Sir William Hole—three hones three.
Sri IV :burros retstrsied shanks.
Mr. CORE then moist, he should propose the health of his
friend General Walpole, one of the lint of farmers—
(l enghter.)—Hn worthy friend, at Lord Albemarle's dinner,
had wished hiss to lake ilw Chair for Next year, on the plea
of ill health, themes he (Mr. Coke) could not perceive it,
oar did be believe any of the company could ; Ind, if that
was She rase, Ise should give " lorproverremt to the health of
General Iralpole.'—(tourt &righter.)
The 111111. (illiberal thanked the company, and said, that
whilst Mr. Coke was passing his jokes upon his fersuirsg, he
was in fact doing an upon himself, for he had exactly squar-
ed his Net • ilk Mr C I lowever, he excused it, as it
gave him am opportunity of hs iogiog him before slum again;
he should therefore propose a second time—The Dust of
HoMimeo, the Landlord of • thriving mid contented Ta
l'anllY.—(Loud cheers.)
ArelA. ucoss liatliursi, and the Ckrgy of the Diocese.
The Items. Archdeacon sawn. d thanks. As he was situ in
a mind fur speaking. he shoald pan it over to hos 11ev.
Friend on his left (Mr. (:I,,,ver), who, In a speech of sus e
I. ugtlr, eulogised Mr. Coke far she Christian charity he had.
shewn. He was story there were rot @sore of his Her.
llro tbren present.

Mr. Windham, of Wilishire—lhree times thrre.
Mr. Kirkland—three aim.* flame.
Mr. Kirkland returned llianka.
Mr. Alderman Footer--three limes throe.
Mr. Footer resonant thanks.
Oue of the Ars. Agrienhuri.ds--Gesieral Filzroy.
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Tbe Grokesal 11-fur—swot thahLn.

The tompaoy thin noljoia.o. 41 to the Sheep-house. when
some lots of Mr. Cube's Southaulms were offered for sale,
but nu salts were effected.

TU VIDA Y.—iS rem( n ).

After breakfast Mr. Coke, accompanied by his Royal
H,"hisess she fluke of %Dealt, and a Very uwnreroas I.►rsy
of frirull., proceeded to the lissom's where the prize Sheep
ware 111.1111 re fur isosprciiens. Mr. Blyth, of Burnham; Mr.
Berk, of ; Mr. IWricht, of Sisishoe; Mr. Butcher,
of Itorsilissis ; Mr. 11114 of Wok Mess ; Mr. Oars, of Creak ;
Mr. Krodisti, of tr eareislwn; and Gereeral Fitzroy, each
foresished one or more of these valuable animals.

There were also an Arabian sheep, and one from New Zea-
land; likewise a halthred Zealand lamb, franc a Sowiliskier•
ewe, the property of Mr. WiliWats, of "flatirsford. This
pen excited a great deal of attention. The Arabian sleep is
a large animal, and covered Willi twig rimy black coarse
wool, or ratio r hair, and the tail is of an enormous size, re.
senilding those at the Cape of Good Hope. The Zealand
sheep is ;Moot the 64 the Soutlidown, and has nu wool,
but is rureutt will a rinse coal of hair, like our pointer
dog,. 'I he I oloor of ilie• one etLiLiltd was white, with a
black head aml neck. The tail is very aingetlarly formed—a
lai ge piece..( loose Iles. no+ CIS (MM. the rump.elwive which
grows a tail atimit four inches in lerietk, exactly resembling
that of a young pi; : the sheep has also a large pouch under
the jiw.
P..siiles these foreign animals. there were smell pens of
Foitithiltiwos belouging to M.. Coke exhibited. as extra stuck.
Near the ii-house 11w implement celled the" Haymaker"
was seen at nook.
Ths company then rode la the great barn in the pink,
viliere the p. ire Hestia ratite were 'leiter!. • Their were fur-
nished by Mr. 0 Ike*, of llortiliatn, Mr. Myth, of Ihernhaen,
Mr. Garwood, of Billitictoril, Ms. Flail, or Billingfued, Mr.
Walls, of Mr. Beck, at W est I .6-xliatol and Mr Berk,
of Riaiug. Their were also a remaikahly fine fat Galloway
acol, belonging to Mr. M astir& t, of lot a mid ; a Devon but •
fork, belongiug to Mr. Bloomfo 161, 6.f Wag ham ; a Iwo year
1.161 steer nod a heifer, With belonging to Mr.
km re, of Wightou ; and Iwo Lkvou bulls, belougiug to Mr.
Coke; all as extra stock.
The alit idiot' of tlrr company was next diricted to a piece
of clover, on a part of w lit. b Clarke'. desiccated post
had been used, and the bent finial eflict produced by it was
very apparent. Next a piece of Wheat was inspected, on
which all rxperiwsent hail heen made with a view to agree.
lain wits Ilitr or nut it was most beneficial lo sow four or five
bushels an alert. 11.11 !MR Mania proved that the latter'
quantity we. preferable.
The company then pmereded to Longlanils, *here Mr
Coke ponovil mat hill 14(1111 of inoculated pastas,, lif.•
three years growth, mita nor which was phased haat spring
anal also the postale f whirls the turf bad heels take'', mail
which bad liven 6 'silently Itemeliletl by the lams. Tilts dia.
roam is certainly a muss important owe, nod we again refer
one rulers to mi able pamphlet, written by Mr. Malik,
where they will find ample direct' fur performiug the
operations.
Alter viewing mane of the implements, Mr. Coke pointed
Out to his fin-nits a piece of Talaiera Wheat, which lead
heals sown alter turnips, iu the month of Mardi, and
a limb promises 11/ yield au abundant crap. emu.
puny then proceeded to a piece of laud a here Mr. Mor-
ton's rreolverig Harrow was in work, and also the Grubber,
which Mr. Coke protion.iceit one r.f the most useful iin•
pl. smuts upon his farm, and pointed cent its mayor Welty
over the scarifier, whir 14 cots the roots of the weeds an pines,
and Bora by isioliiplirs Owen ; modem) of which the gi gibber
forces Sheen op in an rotor state, marl tiro their Gar.l fibies
are destniyr al. The imisierow• eav•lraile the u 0111,114 d by
Slat No w Jon to the Hall, allele Waif 800 peasous were, by
invitation, assembled.
The dinner being over, and the naval preliminary Wail.
ed-oik, Mr. Coke gave—The 31inquis of bowssehire—thrie
ilSIW's dove.

The I.uble Marquis rigid he should he wanting is every
Pt of gralitude and respect were lie to page over the
compliment paid him is silence. Ile impressed an earliest
wish that the reampls of Mc. Coke might act as ass intros.
live to the odor great landed proprietors of the kingdom.
lle believed their. acre seve.sl Remitter's resent at this
meeting (rum Leland, and he would advise them to follow,
likesegli it might be OD a minor scale, what •ility had both
%hod sod seen at HoMinim. His Lureshipip aseelnded
'et" proposiug the health of Mr. Coke, adding, by way of
cumeseutary us the toast, that the in of the leadlord
was inseparable frees that of the tesaet.—(Roplerons and
enthusiastic plaudits.)
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