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he report of the last provincial meeting of the the corn was thrown into the air by wooden shovels and I IRELAND. ' verse ratio to the gross receipts. A little personal . considering and approving, and acting upon, the agree. 1 Country Mark attal.
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Royal Agricultural Society of Englaed, held this year exposed to the action of the wind, which at that season 1 inveetive had been displayed on former occasions against ' rnent between the company and the London, Brighton,
L_ANCASHIRE AGRICUL-
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in Essex ; and there lam told that no less than 147 sweeps across France towards the Pyrenees. And, not 1
,he chairman and he had been loaded with the sins of and South Coast Rail aay Comeany, relatine to the [
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firms exhibited implements, and that the show of imple- to speak of such implements as clod-crushers, and others i tll, bet they muet not look at it in that light, or taitt the traffic arraegemente, and for centirining the fertetture of 1 LIVERPOOL-AUGUST 2a.
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; f took lace on Thurs- hat bad ever been known that were so well known here all the meen f 1• - ' THE ORDER OF ST. PATRICK.
hrectors generaily were mere automatons-that " he ' certain shai (15,. At this day's market there was a fair attendance of the
The annual dinner of this soc•ety 13 ments was the largest t . . ; . . . , . .so cu teat- 1
These again, I think, are signs of progress in another di- ton, and of getting in the harvests in France, suc'a as 1 The investiture of the Order of St. Patrick- takes
;the chairman) had piped and they had danced" - The prcceedinge terminate.' with a vote of thanks to trade. A good demand for wheat at Tuesday's full prices;
dent, in the chair. Among those rection ; but here, as in the case of manure, I admit that carts even, were in the rudest condition. The carts were Place to-day in Dublin Castle. By the death of
aut all were responsible alike, and ho railed on the all : the chairaan. !but, as there was plenty offering, iMporters would have
. day evening, in the C. orn-exchange, Preston ; Lord Stan-
ley, M.P., ea Shuttle worth, Mr. J. Heywood, in general the farmer has a fair right to say it is not he there made almost impromptu, by a couple of trees being I the Earl of Shrewsbury the number of new knights r,o r • and let the administratio.a ' m 1
pass into new -- - 'taken less money to make further sales. Prime flour met
present were Sir 3. Yt n
M.P., Sir J. G. Hesketh, who is called on to try experiments. It is, however, in this cut down for the purpose, and roughly set upon wheels, lis reduced to.two,-nainely the Marquis of Lon- aandessign, THE WORCESTER AND HEREFORD 111..ILWAY.- On Ilion-
as G3s, and extra Canadian 39s per barrel ; inferior Pah'
a free sale at highcr prices ; best Spanish bringing as mac!'
the prem. a
M.P., Col. Wilson Pat e ,
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"se very much the landlord's business; and I know of Such a thing as an English cart was not to be seen from 1 clonderry and the young Earl of Granard. Both Mr. LOVE addressed the meeting at some length on day the half-yearly meeting of this company was held ;
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no way in which a man of large fortune, and with a dispo- one end of France to the other ; consequently the means are highly popular, and in the list of Irish peers it •he financial state of the company, pointing out the Mr. W. P. Price, M.P., in the chair. The following
earls
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soagi ids
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e available for th
sition to render that fortun e public be- of cpnveying the harvests from the fields to the nearest would, perhaps, have been difficult to select two oTors that had been committed in charging to capital report waS adopted :-" To obviate the necessity ef , b -
for his le.te arrive
N'linatipfloirdfifferl:. Thr:li?
it than b lame and liberal ia towns were wanting But we must not ar ue fro rought more money, 343 beine paid for Eeyptian. 'lndian
The C11A.18M.!%.
' • imply this : our friend "Bradshaw," though nefit, can better employ . y .
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g m tho noblemen more Worthy of this mark of the Sove vhat ought to have been paid out of revenue, and vice abandoning any part of the Worcester and Hereford corn et extreme rates, and feZV sAes we° d - elloW
The tact is s .
d • t 'te infallible. On reach- vestments in all such machinery as appears likely to pro- present state of agriculture in France as to its future reign's esteem. ' cersa. He also condemned the system of audit adopted Railway as sanctioned by Parliament, the directors raid mixed 343 34 t 0•34 9I d h• re
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a very excellent gui e, is no qui
s i. ~ an w ite 355 to ess 6d.
' the railway station nearest to my own residence, be- r.) Now gentlemen with your per condition. The French everts as enterprising a netion --
min sucoess. (Hee . , . , .
THE IRISH SOLDIERS OF THE CRIMEA. by the auditors. entered into an arrangement to withdraw the bill before
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lug he • • there is a subject on which I should like to say as ourselves were • and he had no doubt that in a short Mr. TOMER considered that on the whole it would be Parliament in the last session, for limiting the line to
tween 1 and 2 o'clock in the morning, I was told by t, mission,
I The Freeman's Journal of this morning picks WAKEFIELD-AuGusT 29.
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I h h h • - ti e ve 'cl'
r?; consnif erable number of machines the best of better for the meeting to adopt the report and take the Worcester and Malvern. The bill was therefore with-
astonished station-master, " Lord bless you, sir, we ve a single word, a, oug , pert aps, it maynot be in favour
thfelEan li ' - - out the Irish names from the list published in the There was a very slow sale of h t 1 s 1s of old
fortnigbt." (Laughter.) with all here. meath thah.l which you have heard a man ature, would be introduced into France. dividend. He suggested alterations relative to the con- drawn, and the completion of the entire line from \Ater- were as per qr. lower. N WCa
On' arP 'ef 1 vsso
left off running that train for a
And •tg 8 Moniteur of the soldiers who have been awarded ow, not ern p enti n ,
good deal-that ques ion wlc , perhaps, you haveheard h i
.was 'repent a not to foresee new struggles for stitution of the directory, and the working of the line caster to Hereford determined upon. The directors, cleared off at nearly last week's rates. New barley scarce,
The consequence is, that I have hardly been more than
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awe mi 1 ary medal for special service in
in some degree misrepresented-that of agricultural sta- t e agriculture of this country, by the introduction from that h h h 1 I d ' •
e t oug t wou : be a va,ntageous to the share- findine that the company's powers for purchasing land and fetched high prices. Beans. oats, and shelling with"
half-an-hour in Preston, and I assure you it has not been
tistics. There is a notion in many persons' minds that the whole of the east of Europe and from southern Ries- the Crimea. As far -as can be judged tho list is holders in procuring for them a good dividend. would* shortly expire, have devoted their attention out change. Lincolnshire and Yorkshire white wheat 7
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my fault. (Hear.)
f • the Government or the landlord, cr some other sia of vast supplies of corn which the very success of our fairly made out, and every name brought out is After some remarks from Major P •
ALMEE, almost exclu:sively to the purchase of the land along the , to Os ; extra 81s-red ditto 67s to 71s ; extra 735.
The usual preliminary toasts having been disposed 0 , either .
The clammy, rose, amidst loud cheering, to propose party, is a11X.10113 tO obtain from the farmer information, arms would bring into our market. (Freer.) Passing from stronglY racY of Irish soil. The conclusion arrived A DIREoToR from the Eastern -Gr,,ion Railway de. line. They have, secured, between Worcester aria Average price of grain---(Vheat, 71s Od ; barley, -es
cashire Agricultut as re ards his private concerns which there is DO fair the reaping machines exhibited yesterday and entering at is thus summed up .- fended the conduct of the directors, and amidst much Hereford, nearly all that is neoessary for a double read Od ; oats, 3ae Od ; beaus, 45s OA ; peas, -s. Od.
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ht h h 1,1 b ' • (Si \th h fi Id ft d th 1 • a• i • ' • .
rai society:, He said-I think you will excuse me if, in reason ta-esou - ee called upon to give. ear., e 6 °w• e oca ay, - e next a most maceanica. in- "Now, if we divide the total number of decorations amusement declared the Eastern Coanties Railway was at reasonable prices ; and the few land-owners who - ---
a nt;.'e with practice, and in accordance with what Now, mY answer to that is simply this-there is no other vention which offered itself to consideration wail one into two divisions, including, in the first, the Artillery, a very excellent property, and was improving every day. have not been agreed with have been served with EXETER-AuGusT 29.
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I believe to be yorar wishes, I preface this toast by givt class of men, there is no other occupation throughout which was intimately connected also with chemical the household troops, and the Scotch regiments, and After some further remarks from another proprietor, notices under the compulsory clauses of the act of Coaw.-In our market wheat may be quoted from 936 a
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b ief statement of our present position and this country, with which the State does not already in- seieness, bY which alone we could hope for the further including in the other division all the regiments of the The CHAIRIMAN said he had a very long list of ques- Parliament regulating the purchase of lands. It is to 9s 9d. Malting barley, Gs Od to 6s 6d • grinding doe gs
ing a very r
Od to Os Od. Oats 3s Od to 3s 6d. Beans, Os Od to ti
Th present is the tenth annual meeting, our terfere in an equal degree, to ascertain what it is doing. progress of agriculture. He alluded to the drainage of lino, beginning with the Royals, and endine with the done to reply to, but before doing so he remarked hoped that the strong feeling manifested by :ell the
prospects. e
at 9d. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od. Several samples of new wits!,
d tate from 1847 ; and, although as regards Every pound of cotton that comes into this country, every the soil. He considered that the whole of the verioue Rifle Brigade, we arrive at this conclusion. To this first that he thought they would agree with him that after other landowners, as well as by the public at large,
foundation a 1 ,s,
icni good condition, 93 per bushel For new oats, 3s t a
the num e
br of our subscribers our course has not been bale of goods that goes out of it ; the age, the occupation, means for the drainage of the soil of England were as division were awarded 114 medals, of whom 12 Irish what they bad heard they must begin to doubtifa remnant favour of the undertakieg, will enable the director; to
i _ in bushel.was asked.
the employment of every one present in this room, and beautiful a contribution of science to th. e agriculture of artillerymen obtained medals. It is to be observed that of their property was left, He went through the state- secure the remaining land on equally favourable terms 56g
uniformly progressive, it is progressing now, and I see
F ma-Fine 56s Od to 5Ss Od • seconds 51s Od to
- no reason or
f despondency, but the greatest reason fer
a every one throughout this empire,are minutely registered this country as any other gift that sctence had made. this is generally considered an exclusively English force, ments made by thelprevious speakers, and defended the with that already agreed for. It is the intention of the Od per sack. ' ' '
satisfaction. (Hear.) We began with 430 members ;41 rhe machines for the manufacture of i etiles h • o
and recordedfor the public benefit. Now, I don't 81and up "--- 1 P P ,t e tar - but the 12 Irish honours prove that in this select body conduct of himself and the directors, after which he said he directors to construct a single line with ample station CATTLE.- Fat beef was sold at from 1030 d to lls Od Per
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1848 we had 526, ia 1853 we had fallen as low as 3_ 7-I shall never stand up-for any mode of asking for re- dust.= of the PiPetile itself, and all the means which our countrymen maintain their ground. We may also quite agreed with the meeting that the railway should be and siding accommodation, and they have instructed ar- score ; fat calves, od to ad per lb . barreeners, fes od to Og
but we have now, for the first time during the last five turns that shall be minute, vexatious, or inquisitorial- the department eS mechanics had furnished for the com. observe that we include no name which is not essen• :londuoted on commercial principles, and that had been rangements to be made to enable their engineer actively Od. per score ; cows and calve., 121. to 17/. te • butchers:
years, risen above 400. We now number about 420 sub- (applause)-but Ido think that the farmer himself will plete pulverisation of the soil, and which were absolutely tinily Irish, so that it is highly probable that a much the object of the board of directors. They did get ato resume the tunnel works at Malvern and Ledbury, calves, 6d to -d per lb., rearing calves -s t'o - s "cal'
scribers. I don't think the falling off after the first two gain_and that he is really the party interested in the first essential as tile first stets in the iraProvement of agricul- larger proportion of Irishmen are to be found in the eroat and an increaeing income with less expense, In for a single line. The works on the line between Wor- Sheep, ewes and lambs, 1/. 14s to 2/, 5s per couple; mesa";
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• dator to complain of. It instance_by knowing a little more about the state of the ture, were all Parts of the contribution of the inventive Artillery, that body having been largely recruited in 1855 they ran passenger trains 1a28a,544 mitee, and cester and Malvern will be commenced as soon as the to -et ; wethers, 6ed; lambs, 6t to 7d per lb. F'l6."
years is anything to be surprise
Os
is almost a law in all a,ssociations of this kind, or, indeed, market. As the matter stands he huYs and Bella almost arts and of science. But he believed that sufficient stress ulster, the names of the men consequently having a this year 1,229,228 milee, with an increase of revenue harveat shall have been carried, and labour get at liberty. large size, 45s to 555; second size, 24s to 30s ; slips, 21,k_
of any kind, that the flush and excitement of noveltY in the dark. He does not know with any certainty-be was not being laid by the most observant of chemists, scotch or English sound. As to th„econd and more A 30,000/. at least. They should bear in mind that rail- Friendly arrangements have been entered into by your to 30s ; suckers, 103 to 14s. Rough fat, aid pe 1"
Pork carcases from lls Od to lls 6d er score
• +. ale fi t starting draw into. them rather a larger
a. .e rs takes it from the dealer-the market value of what he and even the most practical of agriculturists, upon tha ineporant division-in fact, what is known as the British way traffic was of slow growth, and it was the duty of the directors with the directors of the Oxford, Worcester, 13 •
c likely to remain perma- sell& He does not know what amount of stores there importance of the deep pulverisation of the soil. Liebig infantry-We find that 224 medals were distributed board of directors to get as much out of the public as and Wolverhampton Railway, by which the most desir- ____
number of persons than ar
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t be After a time that novelty subsides, and may be in the halide of other persons ;he does not know stated, as did all the more recent chemists, that this was among 39 regiments. Of these 110 were conferred upon theY could. The question W 9.8 what they got on the able junctions between the lines will be effected, and BRISTOL SUGAR-AuGusT 29.
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the reaction comes. The hot fit is followed by the cold what are the real wants of the buyer ;heis in the hande the main source of iMprOVement in the soil ; and by it Irishmen, leaving only 80 or some few more to be distri- aggregate of the traffic and not on a specific portion, ba- station accommodation afforded at the Shrub's-hill Ste- A moderate amount of business has been done th.s W .
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fit, and that in its turn passes off ; and then, but not till of the dealer ; and, notwithstanding the superier infor• they explained all the old modes of agricultural improve- buted among all the English and Scotch in these cause it was a fallacy to suppose they could gain a profit tion for the through traffic of the Worcester and Here- in West India sugars suitable for grocery purposes, ~,
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. then, the association settles down on a steady and per- mation which the dealers can obtain, and the large ment, as also almost all modern means, except such as selected regiments. This is a great distinction, and on every transaction, and that was in accordance with ford company, and station accommodation at Hereford refining sorts are still neglected. Refiners' produce sr%
rather more freely than of la.te, but prices continue t 1"
manent basis, numbering only as subsaribers those who expense to which many go in endeavouring ho obtain it, were of a purely chemical character. The deep pulveri- places Irish valour in a still more conspicuous light. cenunercial principlee. The coal tra,ffic was a rernune- will be afforded by an arrangement with the Newport,
yeiy low. Ruin steady, but very little offering.
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really take an interest in its well-being. (Hear.) Turning even their information is defective, and they are, I be- sation of the soil was attended by this consequence ;We have selected names which admit of no doubt-all rative one. The expenses were 41 per cent., and the Abergavenny, and Hereford Company. Tee same
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from the test of membership to that of our funds, I find lieve, very frequently misled. It is really a case of the chemists had discovered that when the surface of bodies Irish-all familiar to the native ear. The doubtful, no profits 56 per cent. (Cries of " Oh, oh," and " Where friendly relations have baen established with the Mid-
that, taking subscriptions and donations, and the re- blind leading the blind, and I only wonder they don't was exceedingly extended by a minute comminution of doubt, include a considerable Percentage of Irishmen, is it ?") He could only state these facts for their infer- land Railway Company. A station will be built in COAL MARKET.-AuGusT 29.
-a ceipts from a,ll sources, we had something more than tumble much oftener into the ditch. But while I think their particles-a piece of beech wood, for example, could and if we take a moderate number of 10, and add them ;nation, but if they would not believe it that was their Pierrepoint-street, Worcester, for the accommodation of
Prices Of Coal per ton at the close of tho market.
- 6001. in the first year, about 700/. in 1849, in the last that some form of agricultural returns is desirable, I cor- be reduced to a state of charcoal, and -a square inch of to the Irish list, we find the grand result thus ;-224 fault, and not his. (Hear, hear, and lauehtera He local passengere, and will be the means of fully dove-
year 8441., and next year I believe we ha,ve every ma- dially agreed, when the matter was discussed in the surface had in it that of 100 square inches of surface in raedals to the English infantry, of which 120 were the concluded by saying that he hoped he had satisfactorily loping the passenger traffic of the line." s. d. Wallsond, &a. ..
non to expect that it will show a better balance. In that House of Commons, with those who say that such retuees the condition of charcoal-the square inch of beech prizes of Irishmen, or, in other words, nearly double the answered what had been advanced against the adminis• ........ Bate's West Hartley 17 0 0. ''•
statement there is included a gift of above 400/. from should be as simple and as little troublesome as possible. wood would condense gaees in its substance to 80 number awarded to English and Scotch combined. We tration, and was about to put the motion for the adop- Brown's Moor High South Hetton 19 5
another society, which dissolved in 1848. Our balance Now, one word about what I may call agricultural edu- time 3 its volume of muriatic acid gas, for instance ; have no doubt whatever that this calculation is far lion and reception of the report, when RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Main l6 1 Lambton l9 0
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last par WM nearly 280/. in our favour, after all ex- cation. I think some of us are aPt to forget-the time and there was another substance which could absorb below the mark." Mr. J. T. NORRIS rose to addrees the meeting. He a.--___ Byass's West Hartley ...17 0 Kelloe
Howard's West Hartley Riddell
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penis§ were paid, besides something like 1001. of arrears paeses on and events move so rapidly-that agriculture 800 times its volume-sponge platina. The effect of
a andleallei said insolvency and ruin stared them in the face, unless
TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Netherton 18 ( Framwellga.te lB 6
due to us. I think, therefore, we have no reaeon to fear within the last fesw yea,ra has almost risen to tliie rank of this was to absorb and intensify the action of the at- the affews of the company were properly administered
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Walker Primrose .........14 :1 Haswell 19
failure on financial grounds. (Hear.) lam glad to hear, a science. I don't undervalue that kind of knowle.lge mosPhere upon the soil. Here was science to confirm by dealing honestly and fairly with the facts of the case, mil„
Receipts. Wylara 17 3 itewart's 19 9
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from the testimony, not of one, but of several of those which comes by actual practice ;.. on the contrary, I be- the daily experience of agriculture-that a minute and ..• and not by mystifying themselves and others by pretending opened, NAME OF RAILWAY.
1856. 1855. Holywell l7 6 Rough Hall lB
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who have witnessed it, that our show this year, in point Hove it is the Most important, andthe most indispensable deep pulverisation of the soil had the most important EASTERN COUNTIES. they had a glowing prosperity attending them when; in 1856.
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both of quantity and of quality of articles exhibited, of all. Without it theory is worth very little ; but still effect upon its character. It explained the whole sys-
The following appeared in successive editions of The fact, they were working at an increased loss and a, di- 1 -
Rainfall. x x Taufield Moor l5 C South Kelloe 18 7
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very far exceeded any which has taken place until now- there is a theory as well as a practice of farming, and tem of fellows, the whole system of the rotation of minished dividend. Tee hon. gentleman called atten. 1 115 i Aberdeen .................... ..... - - Victoria Hartley l6 9 aedley ... •••" 0
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Ballymena •• •••• •••••••• 3,1°3 879
(Hear.) It has been peculiarly satisfactory, lam told, as the latter will not be the woree for a little intermixture crops ; for in this way the whole action of the tion to the vacancy in the directory, and that at the V% [ Belfast and Wallsend, &c. Kepler Grainge ... ...... 19 A
regards horses and cattle. That is a gratifying state of with the former. Now I was the other day in the west atmosph-re upon the soil was so deeply intensified that The fortieth halayearly meeting of the shareholders next meeting two directors would retire by rotation g ; lei! laestta
tacnad Cr() unt y D o wii.wd•;;li•e•s • .
.1;•,_„ 2,7773 2;15 Bell's Primrose . 14 6 Gosforth l7 ''
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things ; but there is one other feature in our meeting of of England, and I was there veramuch pleased with the soils which were made tallow altered their chemical cha- in this railway was held yesterday, at the London (Mr. Commissioner Fane a.nd Mr. Packle), the hater of 26% 1 Bolton,l-31:ckeunrnea,:htid;east York • .1.. - - Cass" 19 0 Harton
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meter. And the rotation of crops was but a different whom from ill-health did not intend to offer himself for 117 Bristol and Exeter . . 7,370 6,933 Belmont 18 0 Liddell
this year to which I advert with much greater sa.tisfac• information I obtained about the agricultural college Tavern, Bishopsgate-street-Mr. Waddington, M.P., in ••••••••• ,
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tion than to anything eennected with the show. lam which they have lately set up at Cirencester. It con- kind of fallow, for a crop was put in which did not ex- the chair. re•election, and he (Mr. Norris) urged on the meeting 1911 A Caledonian..., ...... ... .......... „ 74,76 12,692 Birchgrove Graigola ...23 0 Eden Main
Tees l9 C Hetton 19 9
glad to see a larger attendance and a more numerous tains 6. or 70 resident pupils to be educated, and 700 haust the soil instead of those which had exhausted it ;
The attendance of shareholders was not so numerous • •
how much success in working of the line depended on 9,64; g3hrela,t,ei!ii,atendriolcolyhead..... ”.... •• ••
k k and Passage •••• •• 339 -201 Wayne's Merthyr 23 6 Montague 17 6
subscription on the part of tenant-farmers than we have aeres of land are managed by the college ;on it the and in this way, by the action of the air-which, after their seleeting proper men as directors. The gross in- 20 Cork and Bandon ...............„. 206 210 I 18 9
ea Caradoc ... ......... .........19 C, Russell's Hetton
had for some time past. (Applause.) Last year, when theory may be tested, and there the practice of farming At. the last meetin th
all, wee the great pabulum of plants-upon the soil, an on former occasions. -- - g- e room come of the company for the past half-year amounted to 56 Dublin and BelfastJ unction •• ..•• -
11'2J396 11'15(76 Derwentwater H• 1 17 91 .....
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holding a similar office in regard to another agricultural is carried on. Any farmer's son, or any landlord'e sin wore obtained those mineral constituents which had be- was densely crowded an hour before the commencement 700,000/., and so intricate and extensive was the sources 6,1% I=lln til.,),r,rsv,-,; .... ;••" - • • - 1,289 1,'n32 Ships at market... 82 1 Sold
association within this county, I was compelled to no- either, may there obtain a sound and good agricultural some deficient. He desired to justify, by these remarks, of the business, but to•day it was not three parts filled, from which that income came that it would be to the 168/, , Dundee and A.rhroath ...: :::::::::: 720 638
tice the comparative absence of that class of members, teaching at a price of not more than 401, yearly. '
nat the extreme importance of science in explanation even yto e tree ors eying eparte rom
owing probabl th d t h • d d f advantage of the company to appoint a permanent traffic 31 , Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junctio6 1,152 1,1057
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though that appeared the only sign unfavourable to the college is not only self-supporting, not only pays its own of the experience of agriculture. Happily, the two
the usu 1 tica of forwarding passes to the cou
a prac ntry committee and a stores committee, eael i a
a w.t- a chair- 36 I Dundalk ana Enniskillen .......... -
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prosperity of that body. Now, I believe there are no expense's, but is gradually paying off a debt incurred by never contradicted each other; the experience of ages man, t ) devote at least three days a week te their busi- tie East Laneaahire • • .............. •. • . 6,843 6,553
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men who work harder than our Lancashire tenant-far- the cost of construction. And I think half-a-dozen such was simply interpreted by philosophy. So it was with shareholders, and the latter not considering the dividend (tete, and in a business manner, and not merely walk to 417 1 Eastern Counties uul Norfolk.. •••• 3 22 123 23,975
mere. (Cheers.) There is no set of men who hold a more colleges scattered over England in different parts would drainage. Mechanical inventions which assisted drain. a sufficient inducement to incur the expense of attending the office with a definite colour pair of gloves on, da.ng- 1 Eastern Union-- --••••••• • • • • • 3 '
5,932 6,131 LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 29.
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independent or a more creditable position, and if they give to the practice of agriculture, in its higher branches, ageatead the deep pulverisation of soil in comminuting the meeting. The effect was that it did not partake of Ing a fashionable stick in his hand, and sign his name to Ig tilittererrgh arid Glasg" -•• •• •• •• - •.• 7,260 6,,,G9 STOOK EXCHANGE.-The market
gla Perth, and Dundee•• •• • has been doteeeu.
will only add-and that they will do-an increasing a. stimulus and an encouragement of which the effects its particle 3 into the minutest atorns,-all these came to that stormy character peculiar to these meetings. certain documents and then leave. (Cheers and laughter.) 6 Exeter and Crediton.. • • .... ••.. - • • - -- quiet business to-day, and prices aro velar fluctuatniaa.
• knowledge of the theory of agriculture to that prac- would be felt, not only in this generation, but in the next. confirm the experience of time past in reference to allu-
The chairman and directors entered the t
room a one The report, &c., was adopted, which declared a diva 22 Furness Railway ... ........ 4. .• •• -7,
183% Glasgow, and South-NVestern• ••••• • • 7,013 6,a03 London
.and North -Westerns, 104i-Midlands, 81:4 !or,
Caledonians, 261- Eastern Counties, 93 i-Manches' a,
tics). knowledge which they already possess, I see no I say throughout England, but I might say a great deal vial dephsite. Whenever there was a district which lo- tend of 2s. per share.
253 Great Northern .. , 2.3,114 22,874 Sheffield and L• 1, '4 • • e -a/cr
reason why they should not compete, and compete sue- more, forl learn that at theCirencester College, of which cal experience had shown to be naturally and deeply °' ,
clock and took their seats in silence. Mr. MALINS then pressed hie resolution, omitting 203 Great Southern and Western (•1
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Ire and , , • 'O-,
„„ 6,171 , inco as, e a-North British, . a tea,
Eastern, 20t ex d.-South Easterns 221-Great Wes"
cessfuily, with the largest occupiers of land in England. I speak, a considerable proportion of the inmates are rich in soil, gaining from tha atmoephere much agricul- The report and statement ef accounta which have that part with reference to the adjourned meeting ; and 338 Great Western -.•-••••••• • •• •• • • •27 670
28,192
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64t-Dutch Rhenish, 2a -B 'h
B 111
p oroug ank, .
But in this lam quite sure, that no association of this either sons of colonists, or persons intending to settle in tural wealth, a soil naturally pulvera.ble, it would be already been published in The Sun, were taken as read. Ar. NORRIS moved, as an amendment, the appointment 2te Lrai sahe Sctoeutha
nEtagrrilais.l. • • ..• ••.••• • • • 7,-130 7 7,)9 - - '
kind can or will prosper unless it be supported by the the coloniee, who are anxious, before they go to a reino- found to arise there from the deposit of leaves of the The CHAIRMAN, in moving the reception and adoption of a committee to confer with the directors relative to 2864 aaneasashirre and Yorksgl;:e...:: :: :: :::: 26 028 24,367 MANCHESTER, AUGUST 29.
tenant-farmers in the first instance. No euch association ter region, to carry with them a knowledge of the latest forest, or the deposit of light mud from the river, or ,
or the report, said he very much regretted, both on his .
the future administration and to defer any changes - Leeda Northern •••• .. •• •••••••• • • •• -- -1., doiOg
475TOCK EXCHANGE.-The market to-day has own ,
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can or will prosper, or answer the ends for which it is improvements that have taken place here. (Hear.) How from the • lake, or something like our great morasses, !mat vacancies arose in the regular state of things. 16k Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport •, • .
69 (TO 61 -7741 ards the cioe-
established, if it be supported exclusively or mainly by we have in this country as much capital, ae dense a which was a, great reservoir, not merely for vegetable own behalf and that of his oolleagues, that the report Several proprietors, Lefore the motion and amend- 637534 Mlin LI tifloaTZt.e.rn. ........
I:6,•ii,
1..i751 tlii.i,l4_lnla:ll.3yis.incs_s, and_ prices tshre fignelateeey _ _ Gest
the landlord?. From the affair of this body I pass on to population, as much ingenuity, and as much enterprise constituents, but also a great reservoir for the consti- Presented to the shareholders was not of a more satisfac- inent were put, said committees did no good, and were 183% London, Brighton, and Sou•tif•o•a•s•t•... 16,440 , 17,460
, NVelte ;ILI, -111117reo.(;°11;oll'Ae8r2n /k,h POI) 1--a"dri;33:l Wn'tell
a larger an I a wider inquiry. And first, what are the re- as exist anywhere in England ; and I was glad to see, tuents of the atmosphere, which had been able to act tory nature, and it would be his duty to explain briefly very expensive things. 267 Loudon and South We5tern......... 18'338 17';29:' of Canada, 251-Ditto, new, 2a p.-South Eastern and
quirements of agrieulture in this district; and 2dly, what in the report of this society last year, that year chair- upon that soil for ages. Turning now to the department several points in connection with the report which had Mr. /NORRIS said he did not intend to put the cone- 60 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 704 •i 53
- Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - - Dovers, 22a-Leeds, 98a-Caledonians, 261-London nji
are those regoirements in England generally t On the man on that occasion recommended the establishment of of machines, he was very glad to hear from the seceetary
attained such En extraordinary result. In the first place, ?any to any expense. 1734 Manchester, Sheffteld,and Lincolnshir, 10,110 9,401 North Western, 105.
first point, you will perhaps excuse me if Ido not go such an institution in Lancashire. I don't know that *hat the reaping machine which had gained the prize on The CHAIRMAN sa,;cl it was understood that DO ex- 9Si Manchester and South Junction...... 822 797
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he called attention to the extraordinary expenditure that 23 maryport and Carlisle .............. 1,091 1,024 BIRMINGHAM, AUGUST 29.
into detail. lam not a, practical farmer, my work is of ray opinion is worth much, but I give it for what it may the previous day, being the original invention of a ma- pense was to be incurred. Ile mentioned it, because in
498 X Midland .....- ..............,..... 31,420 30,174
a very different kind; and 1 have not the presumption to be wortb, and Ido most cordially support that rewire- chiniee, had been greatly improved by a tenant-farmer, rred this half- ear which was fan ex e tionable
had occu y , o cp. i few days-three or four days-when he had collected 126 yg eadiane Great western (Irish) ...... 3,530 2,936 STOOK EXCHANGE. This market has been doing s Teri
offer advice or comment to those who are far more capa- mendation. (Hear.) It now only remains for me to re. Mr. Birch, one of the tenants on Lord Sefton's estate, a character, and would not occur again, and did not ap- his papers together he intended to leave the directory. 52 . Monktands ..........., .. ~...... .. - -
brisk business to-day, and the prices were rather firtal
ble of instructing me. But only one thing I will observe. peat the sentiment with which I began and to wish suc• gentleman, Ile understood, of great intelligence and ply to the ordinary expenditure of the half-year. The (Loud cheers.) He was glad they received his announce- 7.V /I:Tfewjille and Car1i51e..............
6 -0720 5 :-/•15 London and North Western.% 104 a sex div.-latid;-,°lle.
Ido not think that, taking this country throughout, cess to this association.. We are not working alone. groat skill in his department. He thought, he perceived, first item he referred to was that of 6,6661. 4s. 2d. in meut so cheerfully, and he hoped it would add to their "
233 Zth SLtA•sii•i;e• •:::::::•• • • • • • • •
........ '_._ .-- Bank, new fractional shares, 54 p.-Old Birmingham Oa
great as is the progress which we have made of late years There are in the united kingdom nearly 400 societies of thronghout the whole of the progress of agriculture, eresperity. (Cheere.) A remark had been made about 47 North-Western ........ „... „....... 1,109 1,130 Bois, 92t.
excess this half-year for compensation for accidents ; i• •
our agriculture is quite so far advanced as, perhaps, we this kind, small and great, besides 115 farmers' clubs. that the inventions of the machinists had constantly nee:lends, and he took that opportunity of stating that 8N Scottish Central .................... - -
. have a right to expect that it should be, judging by the Success, I say, to each and all of them ; and let us all re- to pass through the practical mind of the tenant- 2,7311. 83. 44 wages to guards, police, and points- lividends had been the curse of railways. (Loud ex- a 2% B,"Sortett:
an shbuMridalannadp:• •:•............. - 7
y 3trmingham ...... 1,914 1,430 - ---
farmer, and they thus constantly rolatived sorne new men, in consequence of the strong report of the Board pressions of dissent.) The reason for that opinion was, COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YEsTatuDegs
enterprise, the ingenuity, and the capital which are ex- member that, in promoting the progress of agricultural
48 Shrewsbur- and Chester ............ 3,548 2,219
pended in other branches of business. There are two de- improvement, we are not merely developing the national impulse and incremeat of benefit from the operation. of Trade with regard to the line ; 2,614/, 14s. Ode the that directors knowing and feeling that dividends were 30 ShropshirejlTition .................. 738 820 im5terc1am............ 1117 i Gibraltar .....- -- •• •• :: 29 67!4
. fects which almost any casual passenger may note-the resources, we are not merely lightenibg the national bur- (Hear, hear.) He thought there had been great pro- expenses of the committee of investigation, which would '
';he grand aim
.of shareholders, had, on many preyious
t 579% sisoeuattiaiivr ....................... 338
24:014 23;728 F,ol::etrltrahre..e months..... 1111 lii,li iri.egihoOara .•• • :
.. 25 774
one conaparatively imperfect draining, and the other the dens, we are not merely adding to the streogth and grese made by the efforts of the tenant farmers and
on the whole amount to 3,000 Z. ; and 5,250/. Mr.Gooch'e tcca.sions, strained the dividends to obtain the approval ''
ante south e-taleesra:::::::::::::• •• -- :: 7,075 6,237 Antwerp ....:::::::... 25 50 1 Milan ............,,:... --
smallness of the fields. Now, as to small fields, I say power of England, or increasing the wealth of those who proprietors of this country, under the difficult circum- , . _ , , _ . , . . if the shareholders. (Cheers, and cries of " No, no." \
, 97 South-York., Doncaster, and .dic.oike .. 2,484 1,900 Brussels ...., .......... 25 50 1 Venice................. -
nothing about that, because they may arise from small are wealthy already, but we are indirectly ermaged in stances in which they were placed by the.change in our t
c aim for commissions under arbitration, to which was The consequence had been, in many cases to which he 4,616 - Ilamburgh ............ 13 8%, Naples ...• •• ••• 'l!,‘i
legislation some time ago. Allusion had been made to to be added 2,000/. that had already been paid him. Had could refer, that the evil day had been kept from the 77 Vvistteri ..d....d...... - .... ........ - 1 8 ;76 •
_,i,tltreisina .. • • ...... ...... _ _ .7_ ple,,inno ..... ..... 11;54
holdings, and in that ease of course their existence is one of the highest and noblest tasks which hiernan en-
inevitable. But as to drainage, that is equally a, benefit terpriee can propose to itself,-W0 are engaged in the great number of portable steam-engines in use. It it not been for theee extraordinary payments the direc. thareholdere, instead of its being brought forward and Tat waesT•e'perniZil4.l.n.e.ln :: :1.: :::: :: '6;6 144'42 v Ditte,;l;;;.; 7aVe.n.t.h.5..... .112'c1.nna.....
was impossible to enter such a county 11. s Nerf: ilk or manfully met at the time. (Cheers.) 12 Whitehaven Junction ............... 459 35s arseilles ............. 25 67 Oporto ................ 5274
to the small holder as to the large bolder ; our soil re- relieving the stiffi,rings and in elevating the con- tors would ' have been able to have paid a dividend of
quires it, we have markets close at hand to take off our tition of the labouring classes of this country. Lincolnshire, and see the great contraet which it pra-
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as. e non. gentleman then referred The amendment was then put to the meeting, and lost 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & Bourdeaux .. - ........ - Rio Janeiro ...... •..... ''''.
York and North Midland& Leeds.. - Fr ankfort-on- ',l sine .... 120 Buenos Ayre5.......... --•
produce, it is no now experiment, it is well known and ((Leers.) And I dwell on that, becanso I confese taat stetted to continental agriculture, without at once per- by an overwhelming majority, on which Mr. Norris de-
Berlin ................ - New York,Go days' sight ""..
proved to pay ; and above all, it jg a matter, more than is a consideration tvhich gives this whole subject of eeri-
e. . ceiving the vast strides that that country has made in the he reat outla that lied been necesser for the er•
to t g y , - y P mended a poll.
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perhaps any other, in which landlord and tenant can mu- (altar& progress an interest to my mind which otherwise application of mechanical inventions in the progress of eminent way, which he was afraid he could not hold out The original motion was put, nal carried amidst loud 100 nt h Ith i I
_tic_ aaen.so .................... ..- ..._ r,rieste - - .....• •• -..10 24 pßicEg OF BeLLlalf,ssll_r9
tually help one another. There is a good deal of truth in it would not possess. The higher the farming be- aericalture. AII the farms in Norfalk exhibited chine- hopee wculd be much reduced next half-year theere, the word " disastrous" having first been strucic 3:4 Lyoorrintseraenacili =err:clean .......... - - l eaterturg ............ 37 Foreign Gold in Bars £3 I,‘ a
St Ind .........., .... 49% Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 u 0
an answer that one farmer made to another. The first comes, the more machineryyou employ, the lessneed there neys, and so they did in Lincelnshire. Ha remembered and referred to various other items in the ac• , mt.
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Namur and Lieg:°.Y.e.'.:::::::::::::: -2. ::: Cadiz ..............„.. 504 Mexican Dollars ..... 00 ~
said, "Aye, it is very well for you to make improvements; will be for mere brute-labour, and the more you will re- being told by Lord Yarboreugh that there was a period
counts, observing that with regard to the working ,
I The following gentlemen were appointed the commit- 445 Northern of France ................ - _ P.arcelona ............ -' , New Dollars ...... 00 N
01 - •J C - I Seville - I Silver in bars ....„,.. 0 5 '"
you ean afford an outlay, you can afferd to run risks and quire skilful, cultivated intelligence. You ,will then in Lancolnehireewhen all that sandy portion of the upper 1 •ee und • ' .
er Mr. Maims s resolution :-Itlessrs. Hood, -
359 Paris and Lyons ................., - -
of reilwe s it was unfair to make com arisen
part of the county which was now one waving field of expenses • -a' P 1 Norris, Matins, J. P. Grifdithe Tuart, Mitchell, T,
to incur losses, but I can't," tc Well," said his friend, have less demand upon your labourers' =Wes, and a
84 Paris and Rouen. ..,....... .. -
cora Wa3 nothing but a waste-a rabbit warren ; and of the expenses of one company with that of another, Pegg, Tozer, Collins, W. Reed, Y. Johnscm, and Love. eee Paris and Strasburgh ..........., .. - ! -
" this is very odd, beecause, for my part, I have triad both larger demand upon their brake. (Cheers.) And 'now
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ways of farming, and I find that I can't afford to farm let me ask you to drink, with three times three, "Pros-. that there was erected at one end of it, nearest to Lin- because it depended on the mileage to be worked in Mr. H. T. Atkinson was olected auditor of the Til- - Rouen and 1javre............... .. - 1 -
- Western of eraitee... - i v.
badly." Now, I don't think there is much doubt, as be- perity to the Royal North Lancashire Agriculairel coin, a very high tower, as a beacon to the traveller to earning traffic and length of line to be maintained, and bury branch.
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tween the two, which was right. Well, gentlemen, Association." (Loud cheers.) guide him across this waste at night, and also in the
the various modes adopted by companies in keeping Mr. R. Walters was elected a direotor in the room of ' • - - Oa ?ignites that tho mails are sent from the General Post-.--
i,y the night-and M by the morning-Aespatch.)
looking at the general condition of agriculture in this , The toast was drunk with great entliusiasni.. da,y time, for there were scarcely any roa,ds upon it. All Mr. T. J. Margrave, resigned. The candidates were Sporting Intelligence. ...---
country, it is impossible not to see that within the last Mr. W. J. GARNETT briefly responded. that tract of country was now a great triumph of Eng- their accounts and the manner in which they main-1 Mr. Walters atid Mr. Matins, the railway reformer. - will'
oay wb en made opl From what -id 1
few years ' a new era has begun. I made last year a Sir J. KAY SHUTTLEWORTH then proposed "The Sac- lash aericulture. And he remembered also being told tained their permanent way, He disapproved of 107 proxies and 1,331 votes were returned for the former, . -.....---
, COUNTRIXii. due -
in General Post- Port ,
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short statement on that subject, showing the need and easeful Competitors." He said it was impossible to at- by Mr. Coke, of Norfolk, that when Madame de Steel the present plan of maintaining the permanent 14 proxies and $6B votes for the latter. BETTING AT MANCUESER.-FRIDAY, Office, London.* Dispatched. Li' ~,..4
the room for agricultural improvement, which I think I tend meetings of this kind, and to witness, a 3 those pre- haa visited his uncle at Holkhain, she related to her way, and thought it would be more advantageous The CNAIEXAN then explained his reason for resigning 7t04 is currrently offered agst either Ellington or
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may repeat here. That statement was to this effect- sent had done this day, the various kinds of industry friends that she had fined two rabbits there quarrel ng for all if a uniform system cou dbe adopted. Great diffi. the chair, which, he said, arose from his being unable to Fazzolctto for the Doncaster St. Leger, and 20 to 1,
.;
ttnecarta(bbe isTriinaireadelstia, , very r.day .... Liverpool ...
that of-in round numbers-77,000,000 acres in the which were brought to bear upon the progreis of agri- for two blades of grass. But now, frorn Elolkhain te culties had hitherto been felt with respect to their bor- carrY out his views for the advantage of the company at bar two. Fazzoletto would be backed agst Ellington. inpaceeij y.......... 1,4 Every T uesday .. Southampton Weal,'
United Kingdom, 3.sths are already in cultivation, bad culture in this country-in the mechanical arts, in the Lynn, and Hofiellain to Norwich, that district was one re Nina, powers. It was a subject well known to the the board, the opposition to which first appeared with Several horses have been sup Ported for the Cesarewitch Alter/es (by IL StattF
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. or good, as the case may be ; 1-sth is not cultivable by preparation of manuree, and in the breeding of stock- wide waving corn-field. That very circumstance ef the Investigation Committee, but they usually abstained reference to the East Suffolk Railway. He assured the Stakes, but not to money sufficient to justify us in mak- &ITV) "t'"itie*
aci
its nature ; and the other fifth might be cultivated, but without feeling that a great and succeseful effort was in sandy character of the soil, which afforded one of the froni alluding to it in their report, because it might have meeting there was not that blind following of the chair- ing out a list of quotations. Suffice it to say, that the upsat a, , (;'.! . , `..ewl.- 4th aild 19th .... Liverpool: .. Twice -
ia not. That shows you the possible extension cf area progress to inset the new circumstances in which the greatest obstructions to agriculture, had been one of the affected the credit of the company.' Since then they man at the board as many supposed, and feeling the time bookmakers offer 40 to lon the field, and 50 to 1 agst Ditto (via eiarie•illes) li , -
within the limits of these islands. But it is not so much agriculture of Great Britain was placed. It was imp„s. great causes of success of late years. (Hear, hear.) He ha) been to Parliament, and although they met with was come when he should resign, he announced it any horse that they have not previously laid agst. Diro (via care or Goal
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from the °peeling of new soil ag from making the raost sible to forget, and lie thought it would be a great iii- Wa; very much concerned to observe, respecting one of opposition they succeeded in obtaining their bin, :hrough the public press. He warned them against Quince for the Leamington Stakes is nominally in the Afrierkri;7'jo.c.'„ilj:•.: sRd o f ills; •4•0•ri.t.h.... Plytrion,2l... Gth of 's,„°'
and the best of that which is already eteened that we have justice to the tenant-farmers of this country if we did the most excellent friends of agriculture, the late Mr. which defined their borrowing powere. In accordance gee danger and ruin that would attend their pro- betting at 3to 1, and Imogene at sto 1 ; but not aAI eitandria ..........N 10th i 26th of no. Dover ....... Id 3;1,9?
our return to expect. I have spoken of draining as it forget, that very recently they had been expowel vi ry Page Y-that it was a sore Paint with the chemists that he with that power would be asked for of the meeting eerty without their present; policy was reversed. He single investment, except upon the events at Stockton, a1etandr1a..........e.a4th YZ, 200 i ef mon. Setilharaatca 4 a1,D,..2'
Bahamas ........„ .. t: lath of tho month Seuthaalpter 16tuy
affects thie county, and I woull oxtend what I said to suddenly to universal competition ; and that sudden ex- who was RO great an authority, and especially with the to borrow 112,615 a for the construction of works, aec., edvised the committee that had been appointed on the now decided, came under our notice. Speculation just Belgiuna - .... „.....NlGaily ............ Dover ....... pal,
all England ; and I venture confidently to affirm, that posure to competition had occurred at a time likely to tenant-farmers, should have said so-that he said cho- &c. He Was happy to say the capital account, as re. 'notion of Mr. Matins to at once look into the matter. at present is at a remarkably low ebb. Brazil .... „, ...„ ...,Ati9th of the mmlth .., Sointhanyilp ton. :ii th•
what has been done throughout the country in the way try the energies of the whole country. What had bee.n mistry had made no contributions to English agriculture, garded locomotive stock, was in a satisfectory state, and Ere had heard from a Maldonite that a survey was being -- Buenceatares a a .., ..1.419414 at he month ..ISouthanoiton 16t(141_,..0
of draining is as yet a mere trifle to what wants doing. the peculiar cheurnstances in which the agriculture cf Except the application of sulphuric acid to dissolve the after a few other remarks, moved tho adoption and re- ,nade in that neighbourhood, with a view to the con- MAID3TONE RACES.-FRIDAY. Cape of Good Hope ..N [Uncertain
N t Various ports ye ris'
I have seen various calculations on that subject. They England had been exposed to the competition of the phosphate of lime in bone ; and Sir R. Kames's applice- ception of the report. (Hear, hear.) ttruction of a, line through Malden to Colchester, be- The Ladies' Plate of 2 sovs each, with 20 added, fer (a;''2,e.,;(ifel4a°etilwirxl " 1
1,,, 9113 or it,. menu, iouthturaston 16th of 01
don't precisely agree-estimates seldom do-but they world ?We kuew what steam had done within this tion of the water derived from flax manufacture as ma- Mr. GOODSON seconded the motion. :ween which and Woodbridge was but a short distance. three-yr-olds and upwards, optional selling weights, &c., 003100 (see Indi.;) ..... ,10th and 26th
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nearly all agree in We, that there is room in the item country itself to equalise its markets. We knew that nure. If he (au. J. K, Shuttlewortii) wanted to illue• Mr. MALINS concurred in the idea of a uniform rate After some remarks from Mr. BRUCE, in explanation heats one mile, six subta, was won in three heats, by ht;y10n.._......., .. _it
;4thiand 20th iscutha
ton 4ruanot•
of drainage alone for the profitable investment within tae the corn of Lincolnshire and of the west was brought trate the enterprise of agriculture in this country, he of charge for working expenses, and it was the intention if his cenduct in asking the shareholders to dissent from Mr. B. Band's Vestige, beating Brabantia, Cortes, Cur- tViTfel In"- - :-• ••...`'. n ~' I.`" !
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United Kingdom of 100,000,000 a sterling. Now, that with the greatest possibly rapidity a.nd the utmost would choose no ether point than this-the confidence of the Railway Reform Associati at to apply to the policy of the Chairman, harupton, Jeu d'Esprit, and Alpha,. China ... . !4th and 10th .... . 4 and J
d /9
Adele chemists h d tauoht that ua
with w' a ,„ gno was an im• Parliament next session for a bill for that pur- A vote of thanks was given to the Chairman, and the The Members' Piate of 5 sows each, with 30 added, for Constantinople .......r. 1 nli.. and 26th. „.. rter ......., 2L.. ~
seems a large sum ; but if you recollect that statisticians cheapness to the markets of the manufacturing clistric•s.
have computed the yearly savings of our people-the But we also knew that the corn which W 33 grown upon i portant means of increasing the fertility of the soil, and pORe. He called upon them to attempt to stein the meeting separated. . three-yr-olds and upwards. - The second to save his Canstantimale •• •• .
t. • ;stheediota of •amt.,_ ii herrasto, t .a_ :id
Cont. of Europe hi a N, Cwice daily ~ „ „„ Uover ........ rivic.
yearly addition to the national capital-at 50,000,000/. ; the virgin soil of the forests of America, and the unex- 1 providing food for plants, the enterprise which had beon system of parliamentary legislation, which had the effect ---... stake. One mile and a half. 9 subs.
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and if you recollect how, within the last 20 years, a, sum bausted treasures of the inexhaustible soil of Hungary, put forth in this direction in consequence, and the nein- of inflicting- incalculaale injury on the sliereholdere. He WES 3 END AND CRYSTAL PALACE. Mr. Bank's Triton, by Weatherbit, 4 yrs. Bst 6lb France ........ II & I,4lTwice (tally- Dover'.....•
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of nearly 300,000,000/. has been invested in railways- and the produce of the alluvial deposits of the Boug, the ber of ships that had been freighted to bring guano from condemned the system of paying locomotive superinten (Clement) 1 Gibraltar „....„,„,,aa4,7,17,20,27,fm. Southampton. 1,,, "
- that investment leaving, on the whole, the country not Dnieper, and the perpetually renewed alluvial soil of the uttermost ends of the earth. He believed it was the dents large surns of rnoney as that that had been paid to The seventh halayearly general meeting of the share- arr, Ty . 1 t 3 7 t 21b (H h
Hughes s Emu a or, yrs, s ... ug „) I. Greece (see Indla) 1
Groytown ..........31!2hd St 17th of mon. Southampton I and 16
poorer but richer than it found it, if you recollect these the Nile-all this was likewise broueht to the markets fact that in the last three yeare, according to the report Mr. Gooch, because the construction of a locomotive en- holders in this compa,ny wag held yeeterday, at one Major Yates's The Caledonian, 3 yrs, 7.4.51 b (J. Land) t ihmieurge ..........es Daily London .a.l:lDa_iiiraio
two facts, I think tasaher you nor I need trouble ourselves of England to compete with our own produce. Inetead of Mr. Evelyn Denison, 1,000,000 acres had been drained gine was as well known now and as simple as the making e'clock, at the offices of the company, 24, Old Broad- The following also ran :-Tons Burke, Flo, Eifrida, 112.vannah ..........m dnd of the month Southampton 'lsb,°' .
Ffeßand .. „ ........ A; !Daily .. Dover .....„ Da4l9.
much with asking where the money is to come from. Bdt, of being disheartened, however with the position in in this country, and about 5,000,000/. expended in the a man's coat, He implored the meeting not to be deluded street. The chair was occupied by S. Beale, Esq. and Adamant.
uoneurae .......... hi 'l7tn of the month. Southampton 16th 0 0
after all, draining is not the only possible branch of inn which they had been placed, nol&er the proarieters nor operation ; but it was also stated, and he thougkt the by the statement of the Chairman, that the The followine are extracts from the report :- Betting-Even on Emulator-4 to 1 each ag,st The India (viaSouthampL)7,ll4th :',:. 20th arum Plymouth - 4 and,2-9 la
Caledonian and Elfrida-5 to 1 agst Triton. india (vie. Marseilles; 51 10Lh8D26th of moth Dover ....... 19 114 -
proveMent ; there are two others, the one manure and the the tenant-farmers of England had given way in any re- cemputation quite within the mark, that the tenant- changes alluded to by him were exceptional, at
Th I ect ''h
th leaser* to announce that the • 'Dover-. ..
other machinery. Now, as to manure, we have a great spect to despair. They had put forth manly' and viaor farmers of England had expended in that same period no experience showed them. He likewise condemned l• ellirbe era
rfaro ethie) Won by a heml ; dead heat for second place with riali,l3•es (sea l"tEll,i•',•• ••'!
relanu ... „ •...M $l, ‘,,,,, Tei cede; ly !ile!yhead ...
problem to solve. It is very well, no doubt, and it pays ous efforts, and, while the scierce of aericulture haul lese than 5,000,000/. upon guano alone. (Hear.) That the establishment of a suspense account. IDO Visl
t.
noo e
pnenWandm th Crystal Palace to. the tempo-
rary .ta io swor Common, including stations Emulator and the Caledonian ; bad fourth. Li5bui............ „.31 2d a, - 0..
just now to bring it from the ends of the earth, to tend probably made a greater advanCe in th a
e last 15 or 20 '
wee a direct contribution from chemistry to the agricul- On a former occasion the chairman led the meeting to The Maidstone Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 2r, added, Madeira .. .... - ....AI l'itil of io.n:ii, ▪ HlotitharePtch 6 and 16
at Stres.tham, Balham, and Lower Norwood, at latest
.
for it from out-of-the way islands in the Pacific or else- years than it had done in many centuries previous he tore of this country. (Applause.) Before concludihe, believe that the Government inspector's report, as to the within six weeks, and from the Crystal Palace to the Nor- for three-yr-olds and upwards, the second to have his .
:4ladeira ......., ~...1;11134 ief month , Liverpool ...
where ; but that is a resource on which you cannot cal- gave expression to his earnest conviction when he 'said he desired to express the pleasure with which he hat'd state of the line, was au exaggeration, and that 150,000/. wood junction with the Brighton line in a short time after- stake, heats one mile and a half, 8 subs., were won in iLall',l (.na PHI° I I -- •- 5 21,5
••••.••••••• i's 4, 10, 20, afal 26., pover "mi.. 4. 1 •
ciliate for ever. (Hear.) That supply may be-pro- that-speaking either of the proprietors cr the teri-trit- heard that there had been a great improvement mani- would put it in a proper state of repair ; but they now wards. four heats by Major Yates's The Caledonian, beating mauriteastseeineito : A°2l
bably must be-exhausted one day ; and then, though farmers-no class of the community had put firth i: ••
fasted in the show of to'daY in the stock exhibited by the found that was not so, for mom. had been spent, and The directors deem it extremely desirable, both with Weitminster, Triton, Malmetbury, and Bettie. Maurine..? ..........N '20.:11 ath a month 4th so--
perhaps not till then, we shall be driven to the resource energetic exertions than the a ricultural lass di. r' •
isil'ire tenant-farmers ; and he was very glad to see that, not- more would be required. He defended the conduct of him- reference to the agreement with the Brighton Company The Tradesmen's Plate of 3 sovs each, with 20 added, Mexico .......,.....1.1 :slid of the utoLth.,lP,octhampten Ist
to which we ought to have applied long ago-I mean last ten years. (Hear, hearg.) Those cexertionsm- le
withstanding the circumstances of the high quality of self and othersin opposing the bill referred to by the chair- end the general welfare of the undertaking, that the coin- for threat r-olds and upwards, the second to save his ir,t;•;.;;;l:i'si••:::•....:il•ch.l2-)daittlit•dt•/7:i - ••• •,Dever ......
st and 16
elation of the lino to the West End terminus should be stake, heats, one mile, 5 subs., wa,s won by Mr. Frew Zea1are1,....... . Twiee.a it.4onintr.h. tartieh,mpten, l
the saving of that natural manure which we waste. he thought, in the way to be succeesful. It was iniv7.•:,' Mr. To wneley's stock, so many tenant-farmers had ob- man on theground thatif the powers were given to the board
pushed on as quickly as possible ; and no exertion will be Papal tAateS .., % Dail ... ...... f t 31'3'1- etti
, (Applause.) I saw it stated the other day, on good sible to enter a show-yard like that which had been oti i'r-i tained prizes on this occasion. (Cheers.) the capital account would be increased, and he gave as Hunt's Usurer, beating Brabantia, The Roman, and " " ••-• Y • • • Dover ...... 4 eve
.
d t ff
spare o e ect t .
hat object aciansala .„.. „ a „hi I gotitham ton fr?s, ,ell
authority, that we are paying every year-the British that day, even under tlw• f bl • .)"
The toast was responded to by Colonel Towneley, and an instance of the soundness of that opinion that 100,0001. Marchioness.
G very un avoura e circoni- An agreement has been entered into subject to the reru ..............73frld & 27th or meal- 13+ 1 t le• '-
far • . e
mer is payine every year-a million and a half for ar- stances as to weather, without seeing what improvements a number of complimentary toasts concluded the pro- had been borrowed since the passing of the act, and they sanction of the pro rietors and of '
the Beard of Trade for On returning to scale Usurer was objected to, on the Port Natal „„,. ~ „1-i-tly nrivate'ship.."lrkan"-°" i
, art Oils ports
tfflcial manures. Now, I don't say that is money wasted: had been effected. He was not resent at the trial of
P ceedings. were asked te sanction the borrowing of 112,000/. He the
-eta.-- workine of thenocal and Cr stal Palace tra co ' g
Y • ffi f the rouna of a cross. The race reniains ill dispute. gicilY ~..“......„...17 Every Saturday.:,Dover ....... Weekl9
Tuscany ~..,...„ ...„141 Dhily !D0ver,...... gap,
1 don't believe it is, and I have no doubt the invest- reaping machines on the previous day, but he had been - concluded by moving the following resolution :- line by thelrighton Company, on the following terms: - --
Veneelett „_ .. _Lead& f7th ofmonth'Southampthn 1 ce 1-, ,-
CRYSTAL PALACE.-ONE SHILLING DAY, Thursday, STOCKTON RACES.- FRIDAY.
'v.-- -•
ment ia profitable ; but a great deal of that might be informed of its successful result, and it wee opportune
Aue 23 Ad •• •
missions on pa,yrnent, 6,558 ; ditto, by "That it is the opinion of this meeting that the disa.s. The Brighton Corepany to receive 4.25, per cent. of the Van Dianee'siesne (see; [
Australia) .... ~..,.,Itth of mon. .. .. 'month/9
saved if people uould only remember that in nature notv to consider for a moment what was the import- a" .- trolls; poisition of the Eastern Counties Railway property gross receipts on this traffic for the working expenses (ia- Welter Cul).
A I 6
season tickets. 497 ; total visitors, 7,055. eluding the inaintenance of the line and works), and tho Welt Itted23 ........11.120 a. 17 im 0: month So II
th
i 171 ptOn I an.... - .
proves the inability of the present board to manage its Berezina 1
nothing is deetroyed-that there is no such thing as ance of success in that invention A fortnight ago he R
....-/
• destruct'
ion-that what comes from the th t t •th V l f E h •
ear re urns o was in e ae o . ves am and Gloucestershire with R • b
USSIAN RArrAtonns.-The engineers sent out to affairs advantageously, or to do it justice, and therefore a remaining 57S per cent. to be paid to this comp thy, sub- Sir Richard d a 2--
it swain ussia y the Reunion Financiere, under the presi- change is imperative, to the extent of four directors at jeet to the usual deduction of Government passenger When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails will be dri
, and that all that is necessar is to restore to the one ef the ablest agriculturist of t distri tMr
s tha. c , •
Garbutt Nursery.
soil tbat which originally comes fro y dsncy of the Berme James Rothschild, viz., Mr. Edwin least, and that a committee be formed of twelve proprie- Slay. spatchel on tho following day, with the exception of th India (I.°
th .1 1 d
m e soi , anc that Holten ,of Dulverton, who was patron of the college
1 aouthampton), and the Malta, bot' e 1 • e .go
which we throw away in the eh Clerk on the part of the British capitaliste, and M. Jul- tors, to consult with the Board of Directors as to who of The gross receipts on traffic between any station of the Sneeze • . ae w rich win do despatched •'"
ape of the sewage of our at Cirencester, to which Lord Stanley hal advert .1 • - '
u • hen, on the part of the continental bankers, have re. their body shall retire ; and that the same committee shall West End line, aud the stations of the Brighton Company Perea. Nene
great towns. I know that there are rat difficul "es in
ti That gentleman himself farmed 1,000 acres, and his ex- at Croydon, or any place between Croydon and the juuc- Sicliveus -a--------- ......•
the way-that there is a difficult •g de d ' ' turned to Paris, and made their report on the subject of suggest to the shareholders the names of four gentlemen
------ ____---
y. in eo °rising that pression concerning his own crops was " over ripe," and to fill up the vacancies to be thus created. That this tion with the West End Railway, to bo divided as fol- Ten ran.
soil. and in rendering it not offe the proposed Russian railways. These gentlemen, after
nstve ; and that there is he said he would put 50 reapers into the fields the fol- meeting be adjourned to Thursday, the 11th day of Sept., lows, viz. :-421 per cent. to be deducted by the Brighton BIRTHS.
a difficulty also in concentratin nearly three months' residence in Russia, have furnithed Members' Plate.
g it-at least the solid lowin mornin He remarked th
g g. • at the corn was tern- he vacancies in the Compan for workin ex ienses includine terminal and all
Liteaone o'clock precisely, to fill
nuapr a t,,,, , . . y g / ,
~, _ _
. part of it-into so small a bulk as to b • ' • minute statistics as to the great resources of the empire,
1 OF A sox.
ear and reward the in into bran under the husk and
g . , a very large quantity, and the want of railway communication only for their riLdtnuhs created ; anc.l such ...s to be advertised h
ot er charges except Government duty on passengers, and Gaudy
expense of transport. I don't deny the existenceof the residue to be divided equally between the two comp,- Bourgeois
e general meeting."
these if the wind came would be iven o t
, g u . And that he (Sfr development. They agree with all others in bearing P ,
Caliph
obstacles ; I only say that, serious as the ar ' '
... y e, eels ace J. K. Shuttleworth) believed bad since then been really lhe CHAIRMAN said it would be illegal to adjourn the 14.14 . ,
' has eurmounted obstacles•far greater. testimony to the liberality of the Russian Goya.. uncut e The gross receipts on traffic between any station on the Nine ran. On the 2-Ah inst., at the Rectory, Stilton, the wife °
a have heard a the case with the 'welter art of tl V I
, , p le ae of Glocester. tine as r i osed b the mover of the resolution
In
.i. b, p, p y
the Rev. Owen W. Davys, MA.
celculation, male by competent peraons that vita t - • in placing evcry possible source of information at their West End line and any station on the Brighton Company's
17e He had heard it estimated that, in censequence of the air. MALINS then consente .
d to strike 't • Middlesborough Handicap.
disposal, their reception everywhere having been of the
eof lad 1 °tit.
He Epsom line, south of the West Croydon station, to be di-
waste in the sewage of the Thanatte-valley alone'a
Gaudy
t at sudden storm which had burst over the country, we kid referred to the hvils of the practic . • way directors vicied as follows, viz :-44 per cont. to be deducted by
what we waete in polluting and poisoning the The most kind and considerate description. Their report
met? lost a million of mono Now the r med lea net su-h and others assine free over tho lino, and he called th B Imposture
comes, in point of Lica to several millions a•ye ''
• - Y. , e Ys e ' a eenerally is of a favourable character, and it is not pro- la • a , • , e righten Company for working expensee, and the re-
ar- calamities was meet obvious! to be found in mecliani• " on the meeting to agree to a resolution, that no person mine to be divided in the proportion of threo-fourths to Bourgeois .............................................. . ... 3 Esq.
5,000,000/. i i the sum named, every year. T bable that so fertile a field for enterprise will he long
sho Id - - It • 1. (ot Di h • - - - - Seven ran. - On tho 2St '
- cannot cal invention •Y • •
. These reaping. machines would in the u travel free over teame a even irectors) t e Brighton and one-fourth to the Ws:lt End Company. h inst., at 5t Devonshire-street, Portland'
pretend to give you any estimate on that sia• - t Em ewer ha 3 wesented Mr C'ark
unexplored. The p I . ... , .
......„- ,-.....e.. place, the wife of Henry 'Lund, Esq., of Lincoln's-ine,
'tee-, first place suppl that lack of I b h• h ' tl •
y a our wlc in le lis unless th l• 'd 4 per cent. If the Directors tra- The gross receipts on traffic between any station on the
e rue pal
but I believe this-that if the obstacles I have . with a handsome gold medal, bearing the Insulted,*
.
'a digno "
bridge terminue, or any station between such terminus
• i
sp +hen c,f are once °WIT-01116-T wll say rather, proved circumstances of Ireland, and in the v• re, a p . yelled on the business of the company let them West End line and the Brighton Company's London- The setting free of steanevessels by the termination of barrister-at-law.
great em lo rnent of the lab of the u t - re 6141 't
us a
ourer3 co i [y r A
L,-I.DVERTISHMENT. j -.. e -ave road with much pleasure , „.,.
Da PaY their expenses and after ivards be repaid, the war continues to lead to the formation of fresh lines. MARRIED.
when they are overcome, and when it be- epen .. P Y • .
and the junction with the West End line to be divided as
ear, bear.) The honourable gentleman next re. _
__ . . A
new monthly communication between London and On the 28th inst at Clifton Chur
ranways and in manufactures, the farmers wete Barry's report on the cure of Indigestion (Dyspepsia), Flatu- l'a
ch Chas. H. Waririta'
c [lnes as much the regular practiee to Save now e ! . .
follows viz. *-42 t per cent. to be deducted by the Brieh-
ferred to the rates of car riage paid by coal contractore, the West Coast of Africa is ta he commenced by the Esq fth D ” OI • ' this.-
xperiencme. He was very glad to SOO frolll recent I • Complaints
mar, Constipation, Nervous, Bilious, and Liver.
~ d
ten Coin • . • • -
pally for working expenses, and tho residue to be f WIT t ci ~ o e arran, amorganshire, to Lucy, the
i., ~,.
.
those natural manures as it is now the prac- reports that in ''
on Iles at Rs 'lna Ida, screw-steamer, e -. on,, on Sept. 15. She is to daughter of the late Sir C. Henry Freeling 'B t f a'°"-
soine parts of Ireland labourers were get collets Asthma, Consumption, and Debility, without medi- via, 100 tons of coal 1-- 11l -•-. per ton, divided between the two companies accordiaw to mile:we. ,ar., 0
' tice to waste them, yau will save a, FUM Whiell will ting es. 6(1 1 , . . . 0 ,
i touch at Gambia, Sierra Leone, Monrovia, Cape Coast naught-place west, Hyde-park.
•a e ay-an unparaleled circumstance in that erne, by Da Barry's Food. The following aro a few extracts which he said, wait not sufficiently remunerative. He . The Brighton Compan aro to ay the Wat End Co'al-
, equal, probaaly, from one-half to two-thirds of the tax- country ;an 1 .1.,
..,
--"
teroughout Entdand there was the greateet which appear to merit tho attention of many :-Cure No• consid'ered that the time had arrived when it pally a toll of 8 000/ ser Yn
f? th - f the lino for 1 Castle, Accra, Lagos, Bonny, Old Calabar, Came- On the 2Sth inst. at St. John's, Notting-hill, Wiarllift,lll
.
I a 1:111.111 (Mile
de e
- talon of the cow:try. Now, understand me, I atu not difficulty in getting harvesthand3 It at • Pos ibl; 47,121.-" Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, of Naiing. wiaarage, Wal- was necessar to have an entire change in the manage- their lon traftle' •
,se soon as it is op° t'o•stliee terminus at room', and Fernando Po. Flill, only son of the late Wm. Weatherby, Esq. of Jae- .
.
the'
", saying that it i 3 fur landlords or farmers in thie matter therefore, that crops could be eff ••• w . lal-
' •'• ' thanacross, Heats ; a cure of extreme nervousness, iudig,es- ment of theYs' railwa nd to effect that they should Batteral CLOSING Or SUND AY MUSIC IN THE PARKS The Sun- market, to Emily Augusta, eldest daughter of J. Wes
ecovely reaped without y, a
to take the first etep. They cannot lead, they must Le the aid of these machines. (Hear.) And reeurrirg to tion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies." Cure No. introduce a number of new men into the directory. Tao CIAIRM. • • •
IN, in moving the adoption of the report, ay
d Bands Committee have issued a noti • •
co of their final "
by Esq. of Upper Lansdowne-terrace, Notting-hill.
. eenteot to fi.llow ; they moat wait until chemical science the subject of competition it wo Id be ob ‘--•1 th 't
th 48,314.-" Miss Elizabeth Yeoman, Gateacre, near Liverpool ; (Hear, hear ) He recommended the shareholders to elect erformances in the Parks this
p . season, on Sunday, Sept. D I E D.
law made that eater which at present is difficult, if not French were now, under tile
eir(.l seryet e e a cure of ten years' dyspepsia and all the horrors of nervous
Mr. Walters- • • h f M M h
a director in t c room o r. argrave, w o etated that he need not enter into any detailed state-
7, or on the followine h
ea aunday if th tca r b t I
a ae e We . n
i • 4 . ance of their Emperor • ..• , • • e .
g ; . . . , nutability. Cute 51,415.-Gystermouth, Swansea, 24th merit of their affaire, as it wasi so fully entered into in
On the 28th inst William Perry of 6 Bond-streatg
tnpossib-e. I name the circumstance only as showieg who had witnessed the had resie dI II sion to his resolution Mr. Malins the Regent's-park, Herr K ~
progress of inventions, of August, 1853.-Bilious headaches of frequent occurrence. „,ne . na u alezily's double Hungarian , 1 1
• that, eeit a , - l i
s ac.ory as agricu tura prospects may be now, rnechancial science, and of the report The confusion that existed with res ect to the b d will attend in I "
he withdrew that part relative to the adjourn- • - p a, , ai dition to the People's Subscrip• Pentonvillo, late of the Bank of En lend
Thar. is ,ee, . e • • . , . chemical science in relit, which my wife had been subject to for many years, have been said that
0 th 29 • ' g•d
• " Wit
n e th irst., at St. John s-woo , Catherine, w
.ew ,on to think tl.a. they may be more so iu a tion to agriculture in England, taking their first removed by Du Barry's salutary Rovalenta wrabica, Food.- merit en the understanding that a, special meeting, as Westminster Terminu3 Railway had been eiepoeed of, tion Band, forming an orchestra of nearly GO performers.
i years to come (llsar ) The oth b -h F eeri- step -I in the application -
f the late Robeit Wornum, aged 73.
of
[ cultural impro • ‘.
• • er ranc o. ce, . , _ of mechanical inventions E• J. Beeten. cure e 1,416. _ Gower nee, Swansea, wee necessary, would be called for the purpose. and their terminus at the West-end would be at the The time of playing teill be from 3 till six o'clock in the °On the •
28th mt., at Shanklin, Miss Sophia Para°,
vetnent of which I have to speak is ma- to busaanury, and also in the improvement of August 21, 1853, Thirty years' dreadf4l suffering front A Shareholder-It is a vote of censure on the direc- 'afternoon, both in Reo. t'
chinery. I kto
f t fth b 'il Sl
oo o e new ii go, oan street, and would be . een s-park and Victoeia-park on 11, Gower-street, Bedford-square.
we
_nothieg more striking than the ad- breeds of stock, and in the application of rheumatism has been removed by Du Barry's delicious Revs.- tore. (Cheers.) this occasion.
On the 27th inst., at Seveneaks, Kent, Gem. Claridge'
yances which Lay chemical tci
known b the name of the Sloane-street Terminus.
been made • • • • • •
in Hite direction miring erica to agriculture in France. They tuna Arabia). Food, in five weeks' time.-Wttraam GWIN.- Mr. Mamas said he could not help that. He did not Y • [ADVERTISEIdEaT.]-
the last 15 years, I were competitors
Holloway's Ointment and Pills Esq., aged 63.
rat
n the thrashin ' • rmers to a ver
g machine, the sowing with the British fa y great extent, Professors of
Suhpparted by testimonials from the celebnrate. d r
harvey ; Notices; had been served uon h t
move it in that sense, but as a measure fur the improve- I • , p te 0 vners of the land, have again cured an ulcerated leg. Charles Martin, of On the 25th inst., at Dublin, the Rev. Franci s ilass9'
machine, the reapin though
g machine
even in the ploughs that
we
n, and other impletnents, they had not been so much so, as the virgin soil's had D
CremdsatryZi.. Ag
, rejatUtilk.eer •
Di•irShloyrla. der,; 117);. yugram ; ment of their property.' (Cheers.) and they soon expected to get possession of it. He Winchester, was for 16 years afflicted with an ulcerated vicar of Fuerty, in the diocese of Elphin aged 38. , ed,
w u3e, you haTe a sample competed with this country. What a contrast was there, Dr. REILLY seconded Mr. Matins's resolution. considered that their difficulties were at an end, and that leg ; there were thirteen wounds in it of I • On the 22d jest., accidentally drowned', the :Rev. -r I.- a
of what has been effected alreaud Lo;a1 STuPart de Deeies ' ' u"
t f C tl
l the Dowager Coun ess o as e-
an a arming
Simpson, curato ef Caistor n age
y, and a foretaste of whet however betwten the condition of Frenc On the CHAIRMAN putting the resolution for the re- the traffic that had been expected on their line would be character, and lie tried every remedy that professional , ear Great Yarm outh,
will be accomplished hereafter. I `b- a .t . . e, as re-me3ts stuart ; Major-Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable
38.
because looking at the paten ay a foretaste onl mechanical inventions and that of this count
t-offiee ' - Y, , ry. About persons, whose health has been restored by it, after all othei caption and adoption of the report, fully realised. skill could devise, which, h '
()never, only made him On the 17th inst., at Norwo • Phollah
od, the Rev. W re.
returns of this eer nine eara ao he travelled through the whole of F I i td to the olic of In anewer to uestions ut le • sever 1 shereholdere, wor e and WO, A •
ranee mea,ns cf cure had failed. suitably packed for all climates, Mr. BRUCE (director) saaeo-e P Y
t. , q P t e a • -. . ~ , 1-•-• eisease and suffering became a, mere el, A., 'Ted el,
I see that since 1850 no less than 35 patents h Yr ' Y g•
1 of J 1
a
t for an invention of one kind o 1
taken on ave been in the beginning of the manta _a y. He paseed with full
ti y-for tha el- thro e
tiah the heart of the country, from the Pyreneee, super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; Illbs., lls.;
instructions. In canisters, eibs., 11s. ;d2lbs., 225. ; the board generally, especially the postponement of ear a. M. prro explained the circumstances, connected s_iseleton. About ten months ago he commenced using On the 18th jut., at Boulo at 31. 4 1133
albs.,- 2.25., 10Ibs., 335. payment for fen years of the cost of the repairs of the with getting posseesion or the land, and suggested that H"llowaY's Oirameut and pills, and these wonderful re- Cruckshanks. gnasur- ere is
plication o s
f team to ploughing. I look • ' '
, too, into the by Toulouse up to Paris, and thence to England, and The 101bs. and 121bs. carriage free, on receipt of post-office permanent way. He ventured to assert that the ex- a map should be prepared by the directors which would medics, hi twelve weeks, lest him without a wound or .
,___________,
~. 1.... ..........n.°l
very valuable report by Mr. Evelyn Denteon on the he th b' dtht th erations of rea ii
en o serve a e op . . . p
.ig . a h
~; d
the order. Barry du Barry and Co. 77, Eagent-street, London ; nendt ting the ermanent wa make the mblic ac uainted with the means by which blemish ' •
1 ure necessary for put p y i q
~ enjoying sound and robust health.-Sold by all ----- -. _____.__ -
Paris Exhibition, and see there that one firm-ci in.:atm, .alason, au Co Purveyors o er
' t h Mejesty, Picea- •
Val
ayten crops in France were of a most primitive description. r ld exceed 200 000/.
into complete repair wou . , the railway could be reached. medicine vendors throughout the world •at Professor i LONDON : Printed and Published b MURD tat YOU--
' - and Shuttleworth, of Lincoln-,have sold, since 1352 H • • '
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Mr MproHELL called attention to the state ot the 1 The nation that the report be adopted wag then put Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, 'London, and of No. 112, Strand, Printer, atyThe Sun 'Office, 14_,,°'
1,390 etearn-engines for agricultural purposes, with an on a floor w• h th I aeapside ;68 Corrilaill ; 49, Bishopsgatc-street ; 55, Char. 1 • ,
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accounts which, he center e, s owe that t ley del ;an carrie unanimous y. 80, Maidendane New York •by A Stanwea Constanti• 112, Strand in the Precinct of the " • ' the Nuns,
a use , 54, Upper Baker-street; 63 and 157, Oxford.
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aggregate hors-e-power of nearly 9,000. (Hear.) I look, ground, and instead of be' ' d b hi
ing winnowe y any mac nes street. bu • ' • dhd• 'd d • • I The meeting was then made special for the purpose of . nonle .A 0 „;,-);',,,, 0-- .' -' .3 ./.1 it,T.2 'tur.,ls.,
siness without nrofits, an t e iv! en wee in an in-

"That it is the opinion of this meeting that the disas-
trous position of the Eastern Counties Railway property
proves the inability of the present board to manage its
affairs advantageously, or to do it justice, and therefore a
change is imperative, to the extent of four directors at
least, and that a committee be formed of twelve proprie-
tors, to consult with the Board of Directors as to who of
their body shall retire ; and that the same committee shall
suggest to the shareholders the names of four gentlemen
to fill up the vacancies to be thus created. That this
meeting be adjourned to Thursday, the 11th day of Sept.,
at one o'clock precisely, to fill up the vacancies in the
board thus created ; and such names to be advertised
prior to the general meeting."
The CHAIRMAN Said it would be illegal to adjourn the
meeting, as proposed by the mover of the resolution.
Mr. MALINS then consented to strike it out. He
referred to the evils of the practice of railway directors
and others passing free over the line, and he called
on the meeting to agree to a resolution, that no person
should travel free over their line (not oven Directors)
unless the line paid 4 per cent. If the Directors tra-
velled on the business of the company let them
Pay their expenses and after wards be repaid,
(Hear. bear.) The honourable gentleman next re-
ferred to the rates of cal riage paid by coal contractors,
viz., 100 tons of coal 100 miles at 3.5. 10d. per ton,
which, he said, was not sufficiently remunerative. He
considered that the time had arrived when it
was necessary to have an entire change in the manage-
ment of the railway, and to effect that they should
introduce a number of new men into the directory.
(Hear, hear.) He recommended the shareholders to elect
Mr. Walters a director in the room of Mr. Margrave, who
had resigned. In allusion to his resolution Mr. Malins
said that he withdrew that part relative to the adjourn-
ment on the understanding that a special meeting, as
was necessary, would be called for the purpose.
A. Shareholder—lt is a vote of censure on the direc-
tors. (Cheers.)
Mr. Mums said he could not help that. He did not
move it in that sense, but as a mea,ure for the improve-
ment of their property. (Cheers.)
Dr. REILLY seconded Mr. Malins's resolution.
On the CHAIRMAN putting the resolution for the re-
ception and adoption of the report,
Me. BRUCE (director) objected to the policy of
the board generally, especially the postponement. of
payment for ten years of the cost of the repairs of the
permanent way. He ventured to assert that the ex-
penditure necessary for putting the permanent way
into complete repair would exceed 200,0001.
Mr. MITCHELL called attention to the state of the
accounts, which, be contended, showed that they did t
business without profits, and the dividend was in an in.

CLOSING OM SUNDAY Musia IN THE PARKS.--The Sun-
day Bands Committee have issued a notice of their final
performances in the Parks this season, on Sunday, Sept.
7, or on the following Sunday if that day be wet. In
the Regent's-park, Herr lialczdy's double Hungarian
band will attend, in addition to the People's Subscrip•
tion Band, forming an orchestra of nearly GO performers.
The time of playing will be from 3 till six o'clock in the
'afternoon, both in Regent's park and Victoria-park on
this occasion.
[ADVEETISEIIENT.]—RoIIoway's Ointment and Pills
have again cured an ulcerated leg. Charles Martin, of
Winchester, was for 16 years afflicted with an ulcerated
leg ; there were thirteen wounds i❑ it of an alarming
character, and lie tried every remedy that professional
skill could devise, which, however, only made him
wore, and ►with disease and suffering became a mere
skeleton. About ten months ago he commenced using
Holloway's Oirittneut and Pills, and these wonderful re-
medies, in twelve weeks, left him without a wound or
blemish, enjoying sound and robust health.—Sold by all
medicine vendors throughout the world ; at Professor
Holloway's Establishments, 244, Strand, London, and
80, Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stamps, Constanti-
nop!e; A. Cruiclicy, Smyrna ; and C. Muir, Malta.

In answer to questions put by several shareholders,
Sir S. M. PET() explained the circumstances, connected
with getting possession of the land, and suggested that
a mar) should be prepared by the directors which- would
make the
.public acquainted with the means by which
the railway could be reached.
The tion that the report be adopted was then put
and carried unanimously.
The meeting was then made special for the purpose of

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