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a (lay, and the same in summer. But Mr. Hill in- 

 tends next winter to reduce it to is. 9CI, 



At Winborougli, in winter, is. 8d. ; in summer, 2s. : 

 for the harvest, 50s. gloves, and is. hiring, with board : 

 reaping wheat los. 6d. an acre, or as. 6d. a day, and 

 board. 



Through Loddon hundred, 45s. for the harvest, and 

 board ; and allot twelve acres per man ; some four 

 load an acre, all three, of spring com, and two of wheat : 

 dibbling wheat, 10s. 6d. In winter, is. 6j. ; summer, 

 2s. , which was lately is. 6d. 



In Fleg hundreds, winter and summer, is. 6d. a day, 

 allowing bread-corn at 6s. a bushel : harvest, i^os. and 

 board. 



At Martham, dibbling wheat 9s. an acre; pease, 8s.; 

 bread-corn at 6s. 



In parts of Happing hundred, 2s. winter and summer: 

 harvest, 2I. 12s. 6d. and hoard. 



At Honing, harvest 50s. and board ; winter, is. 4d. and 

 IS. 6d. a day ; summer, 2S. but wheat at 5s. a bushel to 

 the men. 



At North Walsham, los. a week, winter and summer. 



Scotter, is. 6d. and beer to harvest ; then 42s. and 

 board. 



Reepham, Sec. in winter, is. 6d. to is. 8d. ; in sum- 

 mer, 2S. ; in harvest, all included, 4s. 6d. 



Thurning, 2s. to harvest, for which 7I. without board. 



Binham, 20d. to 2s. in winter and to harvest, wheij 

 52s. 6d. and board, or 61. 6s. without. 



Wighton, harvest 61. 6s. and sixteen acres a man; six, 

 wheat, and ten spring corn. 



Thornham, is. 9d. to 2s. the year round, except har- 

 vest, then 2I. I2S. 6d. and board; 61. 6s. without: tilling 

 marie cart, 28s. per 120 loads. 



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