The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

THE SECOND DAY.

The first part of th.• 'swains of the second day was
occupied by Ali-. oweids esplanatiOn of his plan (which
we do not give for the twin,' above .stated), alter which
the party proceeded on horseback and in centimes to view
some of the cottages erected by filr. Coke for his has-
batidinen—and here ever• thing bespoke the happiness of
those v.. lio his benignanry, ale not only full• em-
ployed and well paid, but whose comforts are attended to
in all the minutest particulars. The aectinnuotlationi and
the cleanliness of these cottages might well snake their
inhabitants the objects of envy, and we donlit not but
-their worthy master finds this a sort of care that " it twice
blessed ; it hic,se4 tllllt w s and hint who takes."—
prom the cottages the party proree.Atl 11l the view of the
prises in the Great .Bsent inspecting ill their way the hoe-
ing of Turnips 011 the drill system. About half-past three
o'clock the company returned to dinuer.—Mr. Coke pre-
sided, as before, in the statue room, and oboist WV dolled
in the other
Constitutioa and King."
Nlr. Bennet of Pyt-house."
•• Sir Jo*.tn Sinclair and the Gentlemen from Scotland who
hose done us the honour to comae front to great a oistancc
to this nicetirg."
On introduchig the last toast, Mr. Coke took occasion
to acknowledge toe hospitality vs lilt %With lie had been
received iii Scotland, and the favour (motel led upon hits
by all those Agi icolt oral Societies oho had made hint an
houo►rty me 11l il rr of their bu•he,.
Sir John Sinclair returned thanks.

." The Uarl of A lberna:le.”
The Noble Edit in than,,i...; the company for this he-
now, M cot into the anhieet .0 the cOmperAtlve ekeehelit r
of the hrood.ctibt And uti:ling r,11,111,, and In a atr.ll:l
unreportable humour and ghu.l tialls.o poilited not the
pat iiitity of Sir John Sinclair tur toe fOktner, and his pre-
judice against the ',intr.—
Mr. Coke then gave
" The Duke,of Bedford and the Route of Russell."(
The Doke of Bathos rern,nett tmtaiks, 111 duluz which
his race complimented Mr. Coke, uut.Ouly col his good
sen•e hitt uu his beneficent u.e ul .0.
" General Fdaroy."
" Lord Bratiturd..
each of wbatu i Plitt ned thank •.

. .
°• Mr. Kush, the zt toencan intovsador, and prvperity to
the United States." _ . .

Mr.linTlTseesl,that his most grateful thanks were due
for the very flattering Ulllonel at whirls the toast had been
given and received, and be begged to offer those thanks of
gratitude on the part of every citizen of ;lie Culled States,
a well as un his own.—" I ech:tautly trespass on your
thine, gentlemen," said Mr. Rosh, " but 1 tenant sit down
without assuring you that the distinguished virtues of our
Noble Host are the themes of praise in eves)? country 1
bare been in.—The Utile., States rely on Englend for lee
formation and improvement on Agricultural subjects. anti
the proprietor of is constantly in our grimiest
remembrance, is well fur his pereuisal qualities as tor the
general debt our agriculturists owe him." Mr. Muth con-
chided a most elegant speech by propotiug
" Mr. Coke, and prosperity to Holkbarn."
Mr. Cuke tester ova 111.1.1..• , sisal added, that his earliest
predilections had Steen totem its Auserica ; that I.e always
trit a lively interest in her struggles fur liberty, and that
the very name of An American would ever be a claim to
a kind a ecept ion at Hob, Joao.
" Mr. Archdelicos Bathurst rusd thee part of the Clergy of the
diocese of Norfolk, who have either so good as to ho-
noorcs with thek cumpuny at this Meeting, or as to sanc-
tion our endeavoursfer the general benelit of mankind."
Mr. thethuist stud, for the nolollll' which you have this
moment done me, nod the littering, masked, and pm lieu
lug manner in which you have drunk my health, accompa-
nied as it was, Ir. tarn you in) humble thunks. If you, Sir,
have said an thin;; that may have at ail excluded any of my
profession, I ant rettaio it was out atu any shilteralmten."
lion. I can, Sir, train my lutimacy with you, safely assert
that there never was ;toy mats inure aura bed to the esta-
blished church hium yourself. With respect to myself I
shall not presume to trivia,' any Imager em your time, but
Holy say that to agriculture alime utast we look for that re-
lief which is So ineCosSaly.—A, to !beep, Sir, I knots only as
old Sp:ol.ll4am, Fernando, and Him I caunol endure. I
shall always be ready to assist :or the good of my couutry,
whenever it shall require toy assistance.
The Hey. G.tilover e t pressed his threeks in words. as nearly
all we reaseinhcr of the fullunio4 anapest :—Ssr, as n Minister
of the established church, its the Mucenie of boa. lk, 1 beg
to retsina yon say sincere thanks for the swot you have just
given. lam sorry to be obliged to admit thulthedistinetioes y on
have made annowst tr. is A.. is necessary, and as Aires relates
to self, pet ketly .jit•t and proper. To have proposed the
health of 11.1iir Clone conduit is perninully tuwatrds yoer
self been masked by eyery y, an huaility.out directed
its )(Mr public life only, lout to y our private.pleo, and extended
Oven to the recites which we Ilia day witness, a quid bete been
in my ci;nd nut only improper, but would have left you sub-
ject so the car srge of:Buttery or duplicity, to which thew hide
lemur of tiara life, public stud private, is an entire stranger.
How any man I'4lll either read of, or can wapitis a hat
you have June and are doing for the public good—how be
cap either read of or .wituess what yon have set before us,
without feeliag its heart warmed by the benevolence of its
tentlepey.and impressed with veneration towards the haul.
I idual wbo.ir its author and its thew., I must leave to be set-
tled by himself. Sir, I have 'tufty§ contemplated egricul-
ture as re pursuit of 00000 enlace, of peace, of charity to our
fellow creatures. Its very rut object is ill feed the hun4ry
and to the naked; eveisits molt and interested
parts nue yet found to result in tile alignlealutitio of the MOO
mid of general good. and beautifully to itlitstrate she maxim
Ilia sett love end social use the same. It is feather a pursuit
ennui silly rrligioux : its employment i, amongst the noblest
parts of the creatiou, rind it almost nectissarily leads throush
the works of metiers- up to nalnie's God. Tu you, Sir. I feel
as a Nlitaster of. Wigton,. thee efore, eminently grateful for
your example rind eve.tisrrs. l thank you fur having raised
around us a tementry euligbteneel unit improved beyond
may co: responding order of men tie the nuald ; for,
basin: eslnlntrd a noble specimen to snciety, how Conti-
di nt ror one • 1114 (all beget confidence and gratitude on she
other; hoer liberality and kindness can spread joy and hap-
, p sum, and prostitcr it Allirtingn the a WIC. CLIC in Of it% MOO ;

.JULY 19.

bow it erns operate not only upon its immediate object. but
upon those beneath.it, mid deb, end from landlord to truant,
and front temmt to the humblest labourer employed by then,.
Sit , I sp. foam Lulu ,I knowledge, bout actual raperieui;e
and üb.rrrstion, when I say that nut only wherever pun
direct influence has eat ended,lieither the exsretnes of po-
verty, nor the want of employment are at all felt 0.
knout'. If you ask who has done more for the tempo, JI
interest of the established eltuu eh than Any other, my an-
swer. is slr. Coke. If you ask who has emits ibuted t
give the noblest field fur the exercise ol• moral and reli-
gions virtues, my answer ii Mr. Coke. Industry is its
parent of bit tile ; he 11116 encolraged and fostered that
Motel ty is the rio eat of many vices, and unkuo, t.
wherever his system of cultivation has extend, it. tie, 1..
public life you have .becit the assentor of tremlow ut..l
independence ; ill pliyare lite, you itob:y have PUN/Olt,:
and encouraged die same pi iticiples. I will nut dets..l
yon lott;ter. Hut pray allow one to add my sincere co .•
gratulation* ou the homage to your virtues which you
receive. Allow me to odd my sincere prayer, in that !d•.-
4111 age to which .1 ant professionally used way you list
fOr ever"—may y .country duly sl•preciate the hlessim:s
of your iiiduence and the value ut your example; and
without any reference lod:•ditical pasty let me but snv,
may our country always enjoy a goveimuttit wise mien dt
to second your exertitais,and give etiicacy to yourlabuut,
as far as public patronage can do so.
. .

Afirr a.c-eeralUtiter Ti;asta the company retired to pre-
pare for

THE THIRD DAV,

which %ea. commenced with au exhibition of the Pi:..c
Sheep. . .

At. about I I o'clock the •forty vrocerded to see the
plooghin; matches. after witic:i they went to ‘Vighton to
look at a farm of Mr. Coke,t, which is occupied by Mr.
Reese. with Vkliicb, as well on some beautiful fat sheep,
they acre much pleased. After taking refreshments at
Mr. Reeve's 'Ley rode over the farm ut Mr. Blotoutieto,
of IVit:4ll4m, the high state of the etellisitliull of is Iti‘:l
aaathesnbject of onivetsal panegyric; the company !lieu
twined low 41114110111 C, and at hall past tour sat down to
(lamer.

Atter the cloth scns removed, the brat ((mat Will
" Constitution .m t King,"
whici4 was toiluu ...I by

•' The Lord Litutenaat of Ire Lind, and -prosperity to that
country,"
• The Mayer of Norwidt, and prosperity to the City,"
• •

. ,
" Sir ile9ry lane."
" The V. UUlit:ll %Valli of Ord England, and the.Gentleoun o•
the Navy present."
Lord William Hentincl.;"
" Prosperity to die Town of Lynn,"
" Mr. G. W. Hall—Prosperity to die Town of Yartnowh,"
Lord Anwoot le their' g..ce
" The Earl of lloseberry and Miss Anson,"
olden was drank onto reiterated rimers.

Sir John hinelair declared that since he hed been at
Holkhani he had 4eea so ranch of the advantage iterivtd
front dtillinS as to become an curiae eons ert to it : and S.r
John bekseed to pi opose the followiog " Raioluttutts" it
proof of ins eon‘ersiou:
Room.
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1. IThat the drill, or row system, is admirably ealcnlated
for the corltotre of leguirriiruits and other crop., not strict!!!
cultniferuns, exposing more surface to atinospheoic influ-
ence; carrying off, where the sidges art raised, any toper.
nbunti.ant moisture iu met soils; and admitting tire spilt.)
be cleared of weeds in the simpk (it mariner, and at the
smallest es pence ; while the several plants caltivated sic
benefited and improved by the retreated 'linings gives us
the soil, dining the several processes.
2. That the /killjoy, of Mauler/nos, or corn crops, whin
conducted with skill and attention, is a practice highly
met 'unions, as the seed.sttay thus be deposited in the soil
at the most desirable depth, And of an .equal depth, by
which the growth of the crop is considerably promoted;
au.l as lice renp can afterwards .be impsoved iu its .pro-
greys to 11$10111itv.
3. That on all lauds where weeds are ahniulant, corm
crops may- ue drilled with peculiar advantage, for the
pin pose ulcleasisitix the Nall muse effectually, and at a
cheaper rate,.thass liaird.hoeing and hand-weeding broad-
cast crops That lands ()immoderate or inferior quality will
thus yield a greater produce, and may be brought more
nearly anl a footing will lei tile load, than under the
Inostl.cast system. Metier, that dialing corn e'er, in
such soils, caunot be too strongly recommended, as u most
traportant national ohjert.
Ail. Coke complimented the Baronet ou the eery hand.
rotor manner its which he had yielded to conviction, rod
afterwarsis proceeded to the delivery of the I vises,
according to the adjudication.
The remainder of the day was spent io• the utmost hi-
larity and eunvialislity, and before the coeupany separated
Mr. Coke 'banked them for their presence. nod hoped to
see each of tinier nest year, attended by a irked or two.
The principal topic. of agritulturul discussion at this me. t-
leg we may bristly notice to have been first, the character
and value of liy rum as a top eressing, w Bich Was I:Uppiebe,l
to be su acted on by n Illilritie atm/v.:there as to lose its qua-
lities and pow cis of ate!tiocio tog and nourishisog the grost h of
pleats. This theory east...en proved by actual raperionettt to
be mit the case, and it may now be etsi*itlered as a Itig,hly
important accession to site let of tummies fer clover or saint-
foul, tarn upon the shores of theses—secondly, the value
and character of Talavera cheat, which vtrai recommended
as !Kobel! in its eorrease beyond all expectation, and as
fayouran!e for Norfolk, from early maturity, but as being at
th..• same situ,. pees/hotly dangerous in fickle weathers as a
crop fromito liahiJit to grow and gerrutoate wills the least
1111 l the complete and deei,ise biumph of
Ilea-culture, even by the declared colsorcsbi,a) of its greatest
uplomeuts—and tem t , the statism tole ad among
from recreated labour. Nicreased wages, aiel a..onented
produce wherever lir. Coke'ssystera of agrot ulnae it...foe/al
its way.

DittAlSgt:t. ACCIDENT.—MmaIay evening, ahnut sic
o'clock, a line child briOttgink to Mr lintwro, solicitor. of
Wiar•Olke-Court, fieecotiret, kille.l in cowetturisco
of falling out of a ten-lair front room n inilow. Mr. Har-
man sins absent fr I and deriag the
time slie was sit (limier, ordered the nurse lo take the shied
tutu the nots'rS on the second door. The smite ntonlks:
some fueling a inch had Meru plated sonic time previous, lead
been taken down : the girl having occasion to loisce the uur•
tert the child siiting near the o indow, and by some
means Was precipiinted o, tin, psvenwrit of the court, and
pitching cm it. head iractured the skull in a shacking man-
ner. t.urgic3l assistance was innnedi.ttely pracuced, hist.
unhappily in vain. The deemed wait:nue yeast of age.

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