84 THE BOOK OF THE LANDED ESTATE. 



the same notice ; and in case, within seven days from the sending or delivery of 

 the latest of such notices, the destruction of the rabbits on the said farm shall not 

 be commenced, and from thenceforth effectually prosecuted, then that the said 

 Payment of and shall pay to the said 



such sum of money, by way of compensation of the said damage, 

 as shall be determined by two arbitrators or an umpire in the usual way. And 

 Mode of lastly, as to the mode of quitting the said premises, that the said 

 quitting. ^ hi s h e j rs an j assigns, or the succeeding tenant, may enter upon three-fourth 



parts of the arable land on the 2d day of February previous to the tenant quitting 

 the premises ; and that in case he or they shall be obstructed in such entry, the said 

 , his heirs or assigns, shall be forthwith entitled to main- 

 tain an action in ejectment for all the premises comprised in this demise ; and that 

 the said shall be entitled to an off-going crop of corn or 



grain from one-fourth part of such lands as in the regular course of cultivation shall 

 have been regularly fallowed in the summer next before such corn or grain being 

 sown (or shall have been in turnips eaten on by sheep) ; and it shall be lawful for 

 him to set such crop in the stackyard of the said premises, and to thrash it out in 

 the barn on the said premises on or before the 2d day of February next, after the 

 expiration of the demise, paying the same rent and taxes for the land on which the 

 gaid corn shall have grown as the average of the farm stands to (such rent to be 

 recoverable by distress, as in cases of rent in arrear) before he is permitted to reap 

 or take away the same, and also leaving all the straw and chaff on the said premises 

 without any recompense for the same ; and also that the said tenant shall not during 

 the last six months put upon the said farm any number of cattle beyond the usual 

 and common stock he has been accustomed to keep. Provided always that if the 

 said several yearly rents or sums hereinbefore reserved, or any part thereof respec- 

 tively, be unpaid by the space of forty days next after any of the times hereinbefore 

 appointed for payment thereof, or if any of the covenants or agreements hereinbefore 

 contained on the part of the said shall not be duly per- 



formed, or if either of them, the said , shall become bankrupt 



or insolvent, or make a compromise with his creditors for less than 20s. in the pound, 

 then and in any of such cases it shall be lawful for the said , 



his heirs or assigns, at any time thereafter, to enter upon the said demised premises, 

 or any part thereof, in the name of the whole, and to repossess the same, as in 

 his and their former estimates, but which entry, if made, shall not defeat or pre- 

 judice any right of action or other remedy which the said , 

 his heirs or assigns, might by law have had for arrears of rent or breach of covenant 

 on the part of the said and , their executors, 

 administrators, or assigns. In witness whereof the said parties have hereunto set 

 their hands and seals the day and year first herein written. 

 Signed, sealed, and delivered (being / x 

 first duly stamped) by the within- ( L.s. J 

 named, 

 Witness, 



From the example of the English lease given, it will be found that 

 the entry is " to all such parts of the said farm as for the time being 

 shall be in tillage from the 2d day of February, and as to all the 

 remainder of the said premises from the 6th day of April ; " but this ex- 



