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; obtained, by a diligent research, in various parts, ternal a, a

to the great probable advancement of our manu- facturing interest; and as the strongest possible en- couragement to every suggestion of this kind,

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rall; aS "au and ought to be rememb: Bied: that almost all foreigt

animals, even the natives of the most sultry chmes, thrive to admiration, and improve in their progeny,

siderably upon the fruitful soil of this country; good winter nd aya care bestowed, the risk with them is reduced to al- most nothing.

Our Own Having discussed the general means of improve-

proba. ment, it is time to advert to the actual state of‘it

rom oc- in the country; and, with the utmost pleasure, Ican if of ner aver it to be adsl eeding in the fairest train. Wher i me of such great and good men, as the Duke of Bedford,| or to Lord Eg remont‘and Mr. Coke, the pride and honour| from of ek country, and possessing the love and ve- f May neration of their countrymen, independently of the 0 them silly and odious distinctions of party, sedulously ne, and~ attempt an object, of which they, of all mankind,

nnimal. are the most practised judges, they cannot ultimately

Jd not fail. Nothing can be more judicious, than the

iury to 3 nethod taken by these noble and honourable im-

reed ed to excite an emulation in the country, the

which, good effects of sonic have been fully apparent in

rau the fine samples of stock, produced at the various

Duke of cattle-shews.‘This patriotic business, in all its vals, at branches, seems to be conducted upon a plan truly sent, enlightened; all ideas of prejudice are excluded,

Dr. At and the fair comparative experiments, which are

A: CO panes proce ain 2 will soon determine those yy callie;;: 1 C atte questions of spec a merit, in which both the far-

aks mer and ihe public are so highly interested.

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