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I'upply themfelves with fuel at an eafy expence ; it 

 may therefore be thought proper to let all fuch turf 

 bogs remain uninclofed, and fubjeft to fuch regula- 

 tions as may be devifed for their future management. 



After being inclofed, thefe wafles may be let to 

 the occupiers of adjacent farms, in proportion to 

 their extent, and the powers of the tenants. Thofe 

 who have no adjoining lands will probably find their 

 account in erefting fuitable buildings, and letting 

 their allotments in feparate holdings, taking care to 

 bind the tenants to improve, by proper manuring, 

 and a judicious fucceflion of crops, previous to fow- 

 ing grafs feeds. 



Planting foreft-trees in many parts of the wafles, 

 may be praftifed with good effeft. In fituations 

 fheltered from the well winds, and where loofe rocks 

 and large ftones render the land unfit for cultivation, 

 oak, alh, beech, fycamore, and all the fir tribe, grow 

 very well. In fome of thefe fituations the land is 

 moid, and particularly adapted to the growth of elm, 

 alder, afp, and willow. 



The opinions of proprietors of eflates in this 

 county feem to be unanimous, that nothing afts fo 

 (Irongly in preventing the improvement of wafle 

 lands, as the great expence which generally attends 

 the prefent mode of obtaining authority to divide and 

 inclofe them, by applying for an aft of parliament 

 upon every occafion of that fort. People of fraall 

 fortune dread the expence of thefe applications fo 



much, 



