iRierLTlRAL CAZETT] 



.aki,.*, w.tlia man m . 



• o" a luiall boy that it 

 tout fifty yards off, and 













J I Indetwmini:..: 



•'»ay, in justice, 

 must be observed that the 



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^oruonoi tne (ji per„ 

 The preceding data* 



i-.- a, ; - :„;■ ) .,:;.,. _-/ ; . ; 



[no i ' 4 i leulatio -, ij>-i i^iouudedon theassumptioB 

 that a proprietor can borrow money at 4 per cent, ait, 



accept at a rate of interest which tm. 

 eludes the possibility of borrowing witl pi .lit , M .. 



, ici n\ i>l pi ., in .i._r tin us. of money is concerned,* 



the possessor of an entailed estate, whose age is nek 

 survive for 15 years, is requested by a tenant holding* 



evui.-iitlv improbable that under - 



landlord will live to reap any benefit from the mcrem 



70/. Is. 7\d. for each 1( 

 sums being such as only tl 



able under the Land Drainage Act, are likely to be 

 idually beneficial to them, and, bj 



that, as the certain consequence of such .improvement 



rent, in most cases greatly exceeding the amount of tk 



annual payments demanded in return for the loaM* 



.tors will be greater in proporMi 



from parties interested. Now it happens that l ** 

 although more accustomed to guide the plough th»» 

 wield the pen, yet I cannot refrain from an now* 



desirous of engaging it for a term of years j but I 

 the fear that 1 might be subjected to sucbdjjJJ I 

 are inserted in the " Landlord and Farmer's^ 1^^ I 



further application for the present, feeling dw ^^ I 

 await the result of the long agitated question oi^^ I 



: 



are right of game, cutting of timber, entry ou P ^ I 

 &c. I have no intention of disputing ™ e . elt * I 



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