732 THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. {November 1, 1856. 
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gh draining. xce| main walls, foo 
production 1 makes it impossible to curtail the hours of | Unlessthe grain besaved, what is the use of anything else ? | (the tenant sal inen ies ars! keen insured during “the term 
In some cases two sets of wor! rk- As a general rule tl ht be h d A E ENL i p> fepe clause, be is 
working ray aller y g rule the grain crop might be housed a |i DRAA to uphold in the sum of £ .. in some established 
mon nth before the eri rio od, of our, actual harvest. | insurance office, in the landlord’s in the event of hi 
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Cla not ae so, the landlord is hereby pape red to insure the 
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Now, pe 2 echanist! ts, w. what a n son does the | with's andy The seed should be brougl ght Hare lager Seca = ee 
! It — ou ed the o Buildings, e tenant shall keep and leave in good fencibl 
above teach you Siia ki peration of early district a an early so wn. Above all, but preferably | — oe ri it the whole fences, eam, and gates Ee 
planing, being co-existe: manufactur: in Pose ion er every other Parga agricultural pre- | now, or may hereafter, during the , be upon the said 
should be continuous, pa fn they could tee j to ea n, the grai shou! ld ps s the stem | taal the 1 Tandlo ord supplying the wood oe the aa gates, [And 
supersede tools costi ng only A Sule as Aen rit, À winnow | shouid us ene ey Fe ‘eg Se poet ergy the 
. | repairs which he is reby required to perform e landlord, 
ripen in the sheaf, and 1 89 avoid ‘the risks and un- | | aftir one month’s notice, is hereby empowered to complete the 
meet him i 
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neet this they are not ely pre paldi to keep the pocket if not actual losses, attendant on late har- | same, and the amount expended by n so doing shall be 
machinery a going all day, but they must actually | vesting. Hen ry M*Cormac, M.D., Belfast recoverable as rent.] 
have “ relays” that it may never stop, or the investment Conditions at the End of the Term.—The tenant shall keep 
would not pay. Here's a scythe conta a few shiling, |_| ——————= pig bake ee 
and you seek as supply its place by mechanism Farmers’ Clubs | Clover or Green esol Tan NS TAN IAE term, the 
many pounds. Can t tial} Hex : The re ase.—At the las a meeting of this s : : 
condition £ which seeds he shall receive payment from the landlord or 
Hat arar ——— mechanism shall be kept = Mr. Dods, of Anick Grange, read the report of a | incoming tenant. And it is further declared and agreed as 
continually at work r can you guarantee that the | commi ittee appointed i in reference to leases, from which — that is to say:—The tenant shall, before the 3ist day 
igen shall oe sold ba much lower cost | of December preceding his r plough in a good and work- 
than is now the case? Or that there shall be 144 manlike manner all the land which fails to be fallow in the 
of it in the 144 times EE ur Committee, in performing t he duty assigned | following year, for which pae ughing he shall be paid by the 
more count. ry to them by he Club, have thought it better to frame me — rd or incoming tenant, according to a valuation made as 
parison of a agricultural to ) manufacturing tsar any | form of a lease rather than of a mere agreeme | hereinafter provided. The tenant shall cart out, at proper 
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priem into such fields as the landlord or incoming tenant shall 
thie f ted aed EE oing so have borne in mind that, by the terms of ‘their | | direct, the whole dung made on the farm during the last six 
two cases, and no inference t rawn , they were to have re rd to the in ests | ; 
gar months ot the term, for which labour, and one-half the value of 
result of an sirati go of Darmanin mechanism in of of both landlords he tenants. Th | which dung, the tenant shall be paid by the landlord or incoming 
se e (that is, in the field). Our me the e that while the tenant will be free ; stg laani aie toe Tak rene, 
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feld?” To which I an “ No I am en win be prevent ae in as far i an do so, fi Tess | nich, shall, RAA Soft be OA viet foiro 
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making a in hi for pris “right employment I warn oe out or Trigai ing h Thus, by the | term, which away-going crop he shall be bound to sell, and the 
them that in this ular branc rm i b a 
business the thing for the = gestae : he fat ers | c ropping clause, while > he i ve froventede from taking two |3 a ation to be hereinafter NON ae landlord or 
comi shall e ow wi S se 
their ake me ism superior to the man, | fixed quantity of P Potatoes, without an on tlay in ur- | pa parts o > Decree! ng gie as oe shall seo. fit, and which 
they must rack their brains to make it subservient or | chased: manure, he may by sack outlay grow as E Be a| 
subordinate to him. I tell them that that course of | breadth as he chooses. He will ae be a aw to 
mechanical proceeding mn. ca a. to a con- | curtail his Grass to a certain extent, so o take a 
manufacture is inapplicable to an intermittent | Pulse or other crop in li i lord or inc tenant, an aid for according to a valua- 
p in lieu of it, Pe thus sa event his | ng pap g 
one, "I tell them that 0 far as regards mechanical |land becoming “Clover-sick Your Committe tink i | § 901380? as Deretnaftet provided, Ths vont pl re 
stmiEÁ imple are oes operations of the | right t, in the concluding years of a lease, the | —For lime applied to the land with the sanction of the landlord 
the conform ti within the last year co! at n 
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wiles" anaes war's?! a slight addition of power and mS 
mechanical aid he would be able to, execute the whole for an away-goi d that the incoming tenant | price. For undissolved bones applied in the last year of th 
ater peia result than is a thee in the second y 
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now obtained ; : further, that he is the only ter to; and for this the Committee have provided, $ 
mechanism, “ating th the Some a « sre ter and | rotation pom t fiv Course | outgoing tenant, one-third of the cost price. 
convertible ” , : suten —_ be agreed upon by the parties. For good land | Arbitration Clause-—All valuations to be made, and all matters 
But our mechanists do no study how ia p» the im to | on Tyneside, yor Committee are unanimously of | herein ye to be settled by arbitration, to be — and 
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- execute with ease to himself the | ragger field ; 4 opinion that a four course rotation with | liberty to | | settled by two neutral parties mutually chosen, and in the t 
unassisted they find him insufficient, th Pals wate for res whi f their Siecieg in opinion, the matters regarding which thay so 
him. I blame them for not thinking: nee seem onl hen differ shall be settled by an oversman to be appointed by them, 
me s y 7. requi red is the most profitable ; but many of the farms | whose decision: Dan befinal. In Sgn whereof the said prae 
to stand by, to oad es iig rens ae the in this district include poor as well as rich soils, and it | to these presents have herevnto set their hands and seals the day 
the farmer—not to preven his course of | is evident that on the lighter peri en of such fa ia and yea ar hereinbefore wri 
may be busi inesstike, bat tt is we pueiote les exhausting rotation, such as the five or six cours e report and lease having, been read a fewsuggestions 
which (under certain conditions) may b: rofit- cig to be followed. What phi rotation is to be wil | were made in the course of discussion with the view 
—— y not be so to the consumer— | be determined accordin g to the nature of the farm and of piersi i complete, yc on the suggestion of 
e, it was provided that the tenant should 
able to the 
a good war is a good thing for the farmer, “hat a kan the parties interest: eorge haa + 
about the consumer uld si following is an ee copy of the lease | ey ‘only not not be “able to sell Turnips, hay, or straw, &c., 
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benefit both ; and in the pas this can be effected. tt | Raek upon :— out p uring proportionate manure, 
will be some time before can bemade| It first, of course, names the a tate he must m pa 7 without acquainting his 
to comprehend that « standing” implements may prove | the subject to be teen. 2 sell from pa ae all lan suggestion of the Chair- 
as great a tax upon a community as a standing army. | mines, minerals, and quarries, in and under the said | re Mr. Grey of D Diston, the as of 51. pape by the 
kraina airg er eG hw not. ga — with aiir to work. Also espi all woods, | commi itt ig was raised to 107., andi in the 
one consumes bread, and plantations, u said farm, | 
ee cen this pees rice wih i liberty to to peu 1e, eut, &e. : mAai Tos ai abiy time | sen a s and Feamulsive, on 4 ground th that the tapsa 
echanism i fi to strai: ight, especially s 
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A undary “fences with neighbouring proprie etors or more by violating the eee conditions “of the lease 
sion before it “will a firein ed by the sie is oe ao meS for the landlord, or those h fine iier: the clauses as to 
Farmers = ot. se freee Sr for not making dis- | authoriz by him, nter upon, and hunt Smd aa Pry age ym k an we nn d to specii et 
coveres ey are 1 | over the said farm, sh tenant also having libert as s ould be borne y the ord, in order that no 
with the ppa of dey practice ; ani : mene unk and torie ibe anid deiot laid a a =e might ensue ; and, ; — ee of 
philosop visers they look for!  yo1e—1¢ the farm is situated in the vicinity of the landlord’s s, a clause on insu suran ce, which had been 
endan on the heads of these latter 4 geese will | pele uo pio ie to ie SONIA saberosiigtbe ee omitted on the ground that it was needless to provide 
recoil be, if under a false aee od or the plea of a nee clause will be omitted, and the following substituted | for what it was the interest of pe tenant to do without 
g ; _. | any conditions, was inserted ; along with an additional 
Pp g pon the said farm, ten clause, with a vee to ensure ron good repair of the 
se ang Ae .—A recent j janny over some 40 or | power to the iando ig r those authorised by him, to | fences, &e.; which, as well as the preceding additional 
almost eve every direction | hunt and shoot over the “said era the landlord eating and explanatory clauses already enumerated, will be 
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grain piyan write all Segoe nad done either si of = found inserted between brackets in the apd of the 
ee,:| SAIC game; y parties preservin in purs ease. The cl hich ri: we ages iscussion 
comment on by arbi rid ti o be fixed | were those affecting game, o aw p ae 
In some places itration, as herei een provided | give to the tenant =i e same right of raka yet 
and stacked, but in Then follow the details — ei: rent, penal ing as to the lan ; the other, to — ne it to the 
to unstack | rents, and taxes, includin landlord, and the. phe to nadine’ mpensation for 
d, so a to | he fries ant of 0 pan for avory aczaeopned eonte | damage Mr, Do re the commen bad 
be: very t of fi 1, aaea | been in favour of the er clause, while he was 
iata: the Gato ia alan wet | Tent O AS Rounds fr every fon o€ Trai, Manga, O20, E four. of. the. inter, the adopen of which he Dt 
at vasti ter rire ee == Scones of che, pound for srey ton of | moved to the exclusion oF the other. Mr. Trotter, who 
evati , it is poses’ string the | Turnips or Mangel, and of two pounds for every ton of straw or | denounced the e laws, and held that it was abso- 
sheaves of grain on upright poles provided for the pur- immediately flowing such sale. {ithe tenant being bound to |lutely impossible to compensate the tenant for 
zand thrust sufficien soil. This expe- give due notice to the Plone as or his Ta aene op intention so to | d y game, pate to a 
ith advan i i y to produce | sources 
-e mae a Venetia the ti a of the aid manures.} J Provided always fi wee ao sAm peann A ii 
that the said last-mentioned rents shall be payable only for the | e. De meg rar Epea were the 
year ii y are incurred, must be claimed within 12 the game Jaws ae 
aaar or laid Baseni. risaie ‘obvious, months after the same sh: [Excepting the case of laws of the land, they must deal iik them as i 
org arable fro for tbe time” ze old Grass co Seon they | and that, if Mr. Trotter’s motion were 
shall be Leite petty e time they are incurred, and continue | landlord would, as soon as he ae to were no ' 
any) EES ’ s nd | w: whereas it has been the wish of the committee to trar 
~ j| shall during the said term cultivate the jenstnder of the iand while 
sree to by farmers, This icy ak: n a A EE r he & lease fair to both sides, The cited out tat 
inability to adapt one’s conduct in the matter of har- | shall not at any time take two white crops in suecession, nor | having no liking for the game laws, poin that 
i f the case, | have less fhan on Contre ote of thosh land in Grass, nor more clause of Mr. Trotter would be of no use to & - — 
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ow much sooner the grain would 
tervals of dry weather thus sus- | yearly duri 
supported n yi i ie ps —The tenant shall keep and kave w but throw the lease aside, as 
almost nent Grass 
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dren of agri- | © than ......... n any one year under Potatoes, without rt and that a sporting 
applying to the s: arm Brent the followin ear purchased 
on the principle of hane to oe dae eight bpon Set re sue ry adai isonal a sere pp whe mee it hard that, after one gto t the t should 
ion, namely, that | un brani om pia our y he te W an reserving game, 
out w r Jeurs, | Shall not have more than ......... acres Under Corn; OF vesen | take his share of om sport equally wi with hime. ae, 
st as needful as the principle of imitation, which | Soes "OCer Fet eo Cares: n a Losses = aire [some discussion, Mr. ven ae 
pon : dito in education. It seems | more years old Grass; aud ......... acres of fallow or fallow crop | he paies ilas io the l Teneo 
ange, vever, that agricultural teachers and | {Without leave in writing from the landlord or his agent for the | select that seat oa them best. This as carried 
o not turn their more direct attention to time]. The tenant shall keep and leave in good and sufficient | b large Por oS ipd from the Newcastle 
Mae EE : tenable condition and repair the whole rena or arh ™ | iy: majority. 
early harvesting, which quite as im- | or may hereaiter, during the term, be upon the said farm, with | Journal. 
