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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
{Aveust 27, cm ; 
next preceding the expiration of the lease, these 
usual Move in the north of Lincolnshire “to out- 
nants are as follows :— 
renee should be to the effect t 
agrees to pay for all d ing, for xtra manurin 
by manure purchased ws brought on, or ME: oikeake 
ients 
- Bon eR st is considered to last three years—a tenant 
receives two- thirds the cost of what he applies, f the 
p revious year, and one-third of what he applied the 
For 
r before that. marl or chalk, an allowance is 
aoe until seven years have expired. For lime, 
he 
allowance lasts five years For draining with t iles, it 
“Tt is pla in that there is nothing in 
case may be, of the result, with a repaym 
e period during w which t 
ded si be et 
is well 
that 1 
s kind a te 
rej to the value of sd $ rende 0 
pe for it to dex " numerous class of farm 
W Wy & are nos 
LES 
neglect o 
valuers, idm by 
be bindi pe and ‘conclusive as regnis] both parties, 
m +} 
antagonisties hd hould b to E 
best r ae E. mad this, pl kh is ek plan r 
et us 
farmer i inreste, zw becomes more and more the interest 
of the andlo rd t t of tl he land 
Tiad 
mmittee of the Vale of Evesham prd 
mM "abies which, under t py uf r. E. 
Holland, M.P., has lately issued a schem 
the 
ry amie of ‘both landlord and tenant sb of "which 
—MÀ of the tenant. ina during last t few 
of the lease, to which the abov 
f 
Tillage 8th Edition 
Hom e Correspo onde ence, 
Rye- grass and “Cai t Dis 
lett f Mr, Mechi, 
o 
| "bs ers ce mà pese Pekown ut ldo or incom- 
| — es t, a 
nd the oing tenant, it is declared :— 
r 
rieultural Gazette, rei pecting d 
jin ete after —Ü on fie las of f Italian 
t the dent n gn nancy, 
owner i land is best serve 
leaving the latter to do all he knows for his own 
n eic is that also of his landlord, neabaskied 
whether as to ping or as to sale o 
E wards the end of the lease, when the 
he owner and occ may diverge, the 
e land | spring 
may then be worth; and failing that, he soni pint otber proper 
of manure, no two white-straw corn crops should succeed 
each other ; all root crops should be consumed on the | ¢ 
land, and one-fou rth the land should lie in Clover | tio 
every as and ja 
no doubt that it is not merely the | to ty fallowed i in the y year after the termination o 
Ther n be 
personal interest of the landowner that i is nes by the 
pic 
expedient which. increases | 
inpar: 
interest is also se 
erved. 
we ma 
no exeuse for adding here th 
ect :— 
term | may be 
ae 
e following statement of hereon Clover 
te! one-ha ^ part of the 
lapa shall be clean, and fit for planting with white 
io 
Aw Crop: One moiety of such half part shail have been 
flowed > with green Crush during the previous summer, the considerable quantity of Rye-grass which has 
other moiety thereof shall have been wholly under Clover òr | some which still is, affected by the di 
ixed Gr M or parts in lover, en the rest - ns after | * Ergot.” e Ergot or “ Spurr 
been mabe None of spe, Clover or other Grasses shall have possess deleterious and poisonous 
i stand for 
** Oné-fourth of the ara ble land shall 
have been sown in the | b 
preceding the termination of the tenancy "with v Glover or | purpos 
upon land fallowed the| grass » etn Ah cattle, aes or may, 2n be di 
ste 
mixed Grass seeds, 
previous year, and clean (or u iia ay land farms this fourth 
not less than half Clover, the remainder fit to plant 
The iem seeds shall be supplied by the land- 
ot later than the Ist of March. 
re than one-fourth of the 
nor ceri an poe de of more than 50s. per acre to clean it ; if 
E! m — an that sum, the incoming tenant sball pay 
» neom 
vr the whole 
'are me 
If | medicines; but I 
at; 
o same | have 
yet 
e land | winter re 
green paths and headlan 
n ANS e, th ough it is employed for be ] 
urred 
whether 
The noxious qualities z the bg 
ntioned inf mns 
their system, 
rvations respecting the 
disease in Rye-grass, Nath. 
es, Sudbury, Suffolk, Au, 
e 
ad, and I may sa. 
trying season for; “the farmer A 
E remain ance of, = I fear d 
rst of it, as is P me 
regards the Wheat 
I think they are bi 
w the 
rte 
Bai rley c crops » this district, 
the argument on this subje 2 ent a 
corn has been taken since the previous fallo Th bé nearly and quality: I have 
“ Everybody is benefited as the quantity of invested farm outgoing tenant shall be entitled to the on of zn pera acre | my Wheat, and carted all cept 8 acres; and I 
eapital een mus landlord, for rent in the long-run is in | for all clean ue LUE ; if not clean, the cost of ma have bated: third-part of m Base before 
proport mew sra. oda rtility of the oil, whether it tural or | must wr e : ve my llocks, but 
artitici q notwithstanding what economists |  ''Theou Egona tenant shall be paid one-h: ra the cost of all | over. Iam rather overstocked w a cd 
tell us ^ Qaem genter costlin € of every fresh addition to | purchased manures applied to green crops in the last year a do not seem to suffer for w of feed wa 
an S ae = iy Ate tn n know well lores XU the fonsye P ene E of that in tho 1 t year but on. the stream which I headed up three years ago wi 
latest cone Monaco Such cost not having exceeded 40s. per acre. s present lni n lë bho place of ee T. 
increntod bones derived us has been do: Ha DN aia dim ime SM SE in pate of uee mine within the - sinice mne ð Supp da e p ^ x 
d for, and. burnt y Gra 
[1 h erat ere etel ite ti on has not been less than 80 cubic yards aero ono forth of your readers ^ Mn 
Sem it; th der hei of the cost in t Deen es being deduotad for Boh yo AT'S U  interosb ma esterday, employed on the 
tage application of vay there is the increased force | for every other fertiliser of a permanent character, wk Nc Mi d ipe 5 PoF 1 
given by it Te manurings; and many o c illustra- | ance entm arbitrators may determine. = - ]l also be paid H. Bannerman, Esq., in this parish, in carrying i 
tio uld be quoted hat thi e labourer a E e consumer | one-half the cost for all oileake or linseed c med during the | to the stack, oun $ e is believed, the first work o 
are benefited by the increased A yn Be and effor the farmer pa year, and one-fourth of that presans i T e? last year ee 4 ki by rail. A good p was cle 
nto cattle and sheep, b 
e provided that it he as been given 
not to horses, wee does not in either case exceed the M Nas 
ara 
e course 
checks tho í investment of farm capital value of the me “The outgo M M: ten entitled to the value of all | mi nt shifti e 
the dad Asad agriculture, the money paid as wages, ‘owing green crops, pad of all hay and straw romain = ze nem d ih remarkable 
arke mts all diminish with the slackened effort premises, The arbitrators shall fix the times for thres g oyed 
of the fa ee. “There s thus no question of greater agriou oar and Ta Emp tea steh straw to the incoming tenant by one man. The tackle ensploy 
epar t deg e ihi ye e the investment o i rable that all apto shoul T - by rods of rails, two trucks with lad ^ 
e lan and rging teres the cost thereo: ut where it li OTN- i js M 
“There are two principal plans which landlords have | has ae ded with od ree at the Lt expense è within the - — ore th sil ges T be most usef 
in order to a satisfactory — - — donne last eight years, an ded the system have rp SS aren a iris uia Mc 1 feel it 
They have offered their land to wealth: ot b by the landlord >y pi g, the eost not as [o b^ a le is grown, yet 
years at a fixed stove rent, letting it, EO inel T Ks materials, shall be re n subject to a I " - v 
€: 
as a be Mas Aree the tenant chose: in dide. to the 
and the conversion of 
por ra dun. oC Menuet ha de ubted, is th 
ad " eneourage pte pedem It p the two at 
ntages o n regular professional agrieulturists the 
certainty i a tehh ed yea g io 
ic them ai urbed and ce field for 
their portent no » e tm however, is curity 
for the permanence oft the HT which ii creates, 
“ When ts have he ontlay which tbe circum- 
the farm require, aud = negem tbus conferred is 
tbeir e wie the of the qe. m 
ws nea! 
em dove cir oppor eb about 
est to make any tiber outlay 
rs, and to = more | for as the arbitrators m 
sure 
T, uch g 
cease, it | that of thë Evesham Committee, and 
in ry 
“All other permanent improvements made by thé tenant 
with the landlord’s previous sanction in writing, shall be paid 
may determine. 
pie less than 12 months’ notice shall be given to terminate 
ancy.” 
* We are glad - give currency in the pages of a | 80ll 
ns 
standard work o —X as Bayidon’s has 
valuation 
become, to sageli issued on 
u 
ca 
ide fot the interests of bot! 
o -hinder that 
amodat 7 ‘thought apt 
| vietion p the apa of the lia for ¢ 
corn, a roots au must y. e 
important coimdeta r3 the yen nh corn ani 
growing distriets of the k Mu Agam 
holdings, where steam is use tivation ; 
il, and the orania j the p duc 
minimum. Although the field i 
upwards to the stack, one ho only was 
draw " m trucks coupled together. 
ent 
mes 
than is as r to 
RT ES RASTA they Rad rented Loe the landlord and the tenant, and to » inter. | 1 might be entirely , dispensed , 
E ese tal with the their occupation as it began with its | mittent condition as to EE of TE Jand Ape hipi praca pT A 
“ *the | , it! ti ae owin 
Een enters Eri ric erm e pute gata Eris mien Sh wat Th 
between the landlord and the i$ nesdéd to A giat à tuens word uf wasciag | power great benring surf 
latja qutinisin, goed. e and as to bility of an over-r. a potting out manare, h op: 
either inthe mataro of a serios of restrictions as o cropping in h An pa Bip ce een eb Ba ot the soi 
nd alea of fern ce the last fe px cele va m 
we havo e; I rd: tem gore et is landlord's property bas acquired while in his POR aiia o ten diei Pi 
mrs any extraordinary expenditure Beg ye pay in am th " T INA Esq., Barn are, t p^ Hı a f 
management an py. vement is repai im so far as | purpose of securi ng him from any loss to which liberal ugust ow many men an ys E 
atm o ferula der camen en m ete to the end of his joes might subjec! —R- A | and what quantity of corn was s together?] ——— 
at al t n the intrinsic value 
The _ Provisions | which are to have T. wei by Ari A ae — 
t ÉIUNÉ ARE the act on the part of =~ cultivator, Desine liming, scent. 
Aalia ibe md PER iba Vote i S i wd ed conten: Re qoum ANIEY presided 
Pee Le, apda o^ Wua 5 v9. vesham i | of nen far pecu the cost of the opé 
cultural call ‘landlord and tenant right.” It is | but notwit tiatamdinp this, no claim can be justly meeting of this Society I last ln rk and th 
plain that they are not cP seat ihe ie for m prn this cost. Its effect its uses and proceedings:—Wé are a 
the lease for a pes i e Ld tter more mb ot in it ad to the edil any- 
Fire £o Aire. enterprise, thing for which the tenant paid, but because it |€ 
maintenance of the | qeveloped and brought into action that which, though | are 
í i dormant then, had a pte-existence in the property of 
* b valuat uation, aha devia, » 
Ee cene not of a lease n It is plain, then, that the sole object of es saki 
with the security, not 
relire the owner: of esaet - T 
country is 
of what has been e 
dj been emot roe 
ng bone.dus5 and. 
alled kan ous dre 
l practi 
induce 
Miahe of apply: 
purchasing 
pene cate 
- ca and other food for u— isting dies bats e his 
the ' year, or two years, 
ree years’ enjoyment, as the! 
