Identifier: farmersmagazine3252lond (find matches)
Title: The Farmer's magazine
Year: 1834 (1830s)
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Subjects: Agriculture
Publisher: (London : Rogerson and Tuxford
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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Pusey, Esq., 335 W. Weeds, on the Eradication of, 350Wellington, Duke of, Short Sketch of, 381Wheat Sowing. By C. W. Johnson, Esq., 204Wool Crop, Influence of the late Spring on, 40Wool Markets, 94, 184, 190, 284,380, 474, 570Woollen and Worsted Manufactures, their Growth,63 THE EMBELLISHMENTS. Page Portrait of Earl Ducie . . . . . 1 Short-horned Cow . 1 Hereford Ox . . 95 Plan of Farm Building. By C. P. Tebbutt . . 110 Short-horned Cow . 191 Newminster, Winner of the St. Leger . 191 Plan of a Husbandmans House . 217 Engraving of a Baines-hooded Shock or Stock - 242 Hereford Steer . 285 Southdown Ram . 285 Plan of Farm . . . . . 304 Short-horned Bull . 317 Short-horned Cow . 321 Portrait of the Duke of Wellington . . 381 A Cotswold Ram . 381 Ketchums Mowing Machine . 389 Mannys Mower . 389 Ruggs Propeller . 390 Sections of the Blades of Mowers . 390 Burralls Reaper . 391 Atkinss Self-Raker . 392 Illustrations of Harrows for Stubbles . 439 Hereford Cow . . 475 Daniel ORourke . 475 1^ M
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I ^-^0^K%. _^ssACI-i fAGRICULTURAL THE FARMERS MAGAZINE. JULY, 1852. PLATE I. PORTRAIT OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF DUCIE. ENGRAVED BY J. B. HUNT, FROM A PAINTING BY G. V. BBIQGS, R.A. PLATE 11.SHORT HORNED COW The subject of our second plate is a Shorthoined Cow, the property of the Right HonourableLord Feversham, of Duncombe Park, Hehnsley, Yorkshire, to which was awarded the first prize ofTwenty Sovereigns in Class 8, and a Silver Medal at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, in December last. THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF DUCIE Henry George Francis Reynolds MoretonBaron Ducie and Moreton, of Tortwortli andWoodchester, in the county of Gloucester, wasborn in the spring of 1802, and succeeded hisfather as Earl of Ducie in 1840; having marriedin 182G, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Lord Sher-borne, by whom he has a numerous family. TheDucies, according to The Peerage, are no newcreation, for they rini directly back to the times ofour first Charles, when one Sir Robert Ducie, aba

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