mal suffering from tho plague has arrived at that 
бм ii їз а matter of satisfaction to know p ^w the шнш 
imm ур rrounding Hull, where large numbers of cow: 
reap ы т dairy pur „ the infection Mad. Hd bei 
poses ye 
commencement of the present year nearly 
20,000 ery of саке ME 30,000 sheep have а лс) into 
Hull, а nd no trace of the disease has bsen found," 
‚„ Public тт аге everywhere being held for the 
But, on the whole, tho mat which we ave arrived i ed is 
ЗЕ no sufficient c: ade out m — y за e m 
the law ; and, ou the p! which в mplied 
^| the proposal itself, that a landlord me to VA, E 
for the rent payabla during a tenant's occupation, there 
serious practical objections to t s; ү: 
кр change in thé ordi periods for the 
а! AT] 
am —- e te for байо. р-а; with that which 
and adopting a apte. of foreign 
stock markets eod (^ anta. -houses, so as to preclude tho 
M of contamination of our own stock. 
of truth. I wish t 
on such а found. ntin 
injury to e dominions ; but such a S cannot be rnt 
dem ЕХ our eyes to the realities of tho ууа? e 
ipal of the Albert Veterinary College. 
фик: apr tha Prevention of Cattle Diseases, 48, P. 
8 W, Aug. 15. 
T, PRoresson SIMONDS ow THE CATTLE PLAGUE (abridged)— 
P. "the Norwich meeting last week, Professor Simonds 
thoy must recollect t that this was a disease 
L^ It no more belonged to us than 
epi 
upon tbe i; ано mrs Systems the disease 
was either Íneubated atthe Ap x the A peers were 
positively in a state of disease. There n to be ше 
with in the m ical ofession fio were per с tá onies 
there were men not at all favourable to this view, of dis- 
g вр ontagion, or at a not being 
y spri ontagion ; it i lt, of course, to 
extended itself. It was true that they could not always trace 
every individual it occurred. He knew of an outbreak 
the other day in the neighbourh of London, 
the animals were apparently isolated from all others. 
I id, **Oh, her ase of spontaneous origin." 
h epa: into the cas 8. Led fact was found to be that 
heep were placed in ge in a park, a portion of the 
t doo only t them fett, if not sold, until another market, 
his being во, he thought they E Амар > at the exi 
ence of the Ке gp Ert аз a fact that it 
now been in y foto Чоо: Directly 
from the еы. отак at it UT d into RA El 
бирр уз the Metropolitan Mark did it 
Directly from tho Motte poilà inw: Ма riae, 1 
У that in almost every case—ecertai 
rr hád traced out—it was en Д the гайка 
TI the great traffic of cattle in БА n LE 
apta as С y done. He 
rr how it had spread in 
not far t Chichester, were Lr 
жо n the habit, аз was the custom in 
f maki Y veal АУ е к. farmer 
market and bought a Believing that 
m sont 0 тем by а brother 
о or three days afterwards 
kating à fact which occurred 
А cow next the ealf-pen was first attacked, and 
suc 
nm 
| un 
E 
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71 
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E 
12 
: 
and had been 
€ сотр ш tad and in 
ШШ 
T m e ар X Ta ; во 
ога гесу са le were toge E the more certainty 
was of the spread of the disease, 
зета 
mE боце 
bos way in h this evil could 
е different counties, where the disease 
Societies such as that Mic 'h it was proposed to organi 
y 
be а great amount of good might 
та ith ге терага to seizing Lee иче inimals, that 
in ul important point, and the po ee put in п I 
айсын "Moa Where there were 
8 Kwi- Ata 
public meeting at ry the Ма; I 
explained e. cases of cattle plagu in ез per pea 
М: а сон aa Tin th as no doubt the infection had 
Матей, Ніз stock consisted 
ted r^ farm, 
died ex: 
m was "E аа neighbou: ч, 
io EUR etiem éd. who y^ M TK 
l three of the cow: 
tated in The 
„сазе in the n 
med Bourn 
-J. B, Plumptre had pem td p^ 2 
b in ше ешһһоптһо od of Northbourn 
e er had lost 12 beasts am 
— M —— 
BERDEENSHIRE 
ра 15 M 
у m КЫ and of these more t] 
HP 
imer 
2 
tas 
ей ы d a^ 
m 
mala 
"vem. уч "v e in 
committee of of the riag а mooti Northern Agricultural 
pu rah vi devising measures - avert the pro- 
disease, or t least to mitigate its ravages. 
E aic 
far as can bo ascertained, up to the present time 
HET 
i 
Н 
Y. Hou, A. 
towards the. cost of organising and gem sueh 
EAE 
5 
bou 
d law, other c 
i» ЧЕ our pa amh wa 
s 
ing | payment of the price. 
f | insolvency of MN que 
=т= 
а 
atile base been i lost let by the 5 malady; П хех on аг 
john, near Don 
n Concil have been issued, giving powers to 
2-4 nura to all premises ses where the p is 
reported to and т аер ing the separation of 
ance of the mide e giv n by the owner of any cattle 
аске d with it to to the Mago ot the town, or the clerk 
tó the jüstices of the country district in question. 
LAW OF HYPOTHEC. 
Tar follow conclusion of the Report of the 
Royal Com 
dem eA ж арч subject, the former part of 
which was published last week :— 
о the whole subject 
Views of Commissioners, хо given и 
the most anxious parni he = and we A -— beg to abun 
а n " pa. the result of ou 
ould be main 
ме of ihi he. wider which the jo C» an gua 
tural subject Ty curity of his rent, a Кан e! the 
prb e p stock brought u 
Ls анаар 
some extent exaggerated. 
d, in our opinion, certainly be fol- 
ed by alterations in T tenaney of land in Scotland, whieh 
must act injuriously on the Ve nts, 
p possessi: 
рв. st the existin, 
ns betw andlord 
tankit rich might operate very differently ir in а dicent Ч 
of the —— but the ultimate consequenees of which it is 
impossible to foresce, 
Alterations desivablé.—While holding these views on the 
general prineiple: of the law of hypothee, 
are some points in rd to which that Ja aw would admit of 
beneficial alteration. The provision of с law which has been 
a generally objected to is t A un es ch а Ad 
hen the -— їз unpaid, кз — "e 2 d re-delivery o! 
the erop, or a seeond pa; t of its price, from any person £i 
whom d Pos nias үн граба. ре X pul b Аа in 
бреп market. That the pow: ndlords 
has bens во very га 
bulk markets - Aui Pray communi- 
cation and ober Sadasa hav places, made sale by 
anple the most convenient pidu “е ө" cmd mA conduct 
d business. Oa this account we consider it дез, Ке? the 
protection against interferenee on. the part of the land- 
ord shouid bee xten preia арч лев by sample as has been settled 
n fat itong Мыл bulk. 
(probas de in open m 
— ич — 
necessary, in order ectual 
Piu the landlord's иш, that such e poems » 
ould have been followed by delivery of the subject, an 
With this exception, and one other to be notice immediately, 
2 do not consider any limitation of the right now possessed 
landlords necessary or desirable. 15 is a circumstance 
n hlý € Arn у landlords y Ф. соьа 
Scotland, king the country as 
"a um tse "t 
ab durin e ew years, beon 
form H but it seems to us that these йде may be 
а A > 
qe and tem 
certainly no cient ure Tno айе 
neral teet Amo! 
Which tho l у? of v ot bypolkec a affords them, to Yom their farms 
to а elass of whom otherwise they ol 
posed to 
that, w 
There T о doubt is resorted 
to for Ж, payment of the m "ho dest tors of an 
—— — ig suffer more than the егото “Bar the 
evi eld d before L- entirely failed to stiow that the 
ants and o үзө dealers through the 
been, on an average, greater than 
those which occur in other mercantile transactions, or that 
— ате such as might notin а great degree beavoided by the 
of ordinary caution. 
һе p position of the smaller class of country tra 
ire is somewhat different from that of the pem pm bt iin 
e range of their custom being more limited, while Iu 
гр - involved in cases of "бав We have їнөгөгө а a 
а very eareful consideration poe pf stre gla ma 
Pp eben suggestio караб! pe мотепев mi el 
КЫ in their favour; bot we have eome selon [i 
that it would be impossible to epe the iatrodüction ofany 
such new preference. - N MSS n to distinguish r^ 
le bet пећ persona n 
iple ween the claims 0 
ers on a larger scale ; elit jo в obrious that ie. 
for their protection, ‚уме. һаз ма A EE 
азр чубар bour аа d is 
ее Mie ч on the lado e: 
m i tio i эы bo 
to ее i$ landlord's = of sequestration 
г rent for а e ear, has received our fullest attention. 
G 
ting | Hier d of bel 
we think thát there | й 
o m 
and 
" eel Д m amen bare e. 
gij dd muss ү: the goes and the pri 
when it 1s considered pete 
the rent, or at all "ns D 
е rent, for pas year is A4 MM until t the 
for the follow g year hás со! ced. 
ачый —1{їв а different question whetber 
ве from the power zen the сасна has of 
he end of 
stock to ad 
siderable force in the objection t indulgenoe is to 
large extent given at the risk of the other ereditors of t 
tenant; and we think a ed — that if the land 
be 
dis to grant Ше ind he sh wade to 
share in Ше risk. We therefore recom at the law 
ld be altered, во as to depri! е landlord of right to 
uestrate for the whole year's rent after omittin o 
a half-yearly payment; in other words, that his right should 
be made to lapse ай to each half- ly or other periodieal 
anam of the rent, а n ti ver such instal- 
me sh 
has become. due, and — the „ч instalment js 
е A period of three nts after "i. ^ the 
rent falls due appears to us a sufücienk time fo for {== ха s 
be allowed to exercise his right of sequestration, PY TY 
same as that allowed at present after the last екет бес 
term of Ее, of the rent for the exercise of the landiord'a 
right over the cattle. 
Regist 
be 
Opinio that the publi леп sstrations wh 
Secured will afford a sufficient. pude on to th 
the risk of dealing with a man 1n i; 
Ее" to us tiec 
máde in the 
И Zi 
rance of hía оп, 
that the ЧЫсайда shoult I1 be 
ае. Басі а mode of publication might haré 
nsedlessly harsh to а man placed ї 
mporary difficulty ; and, by the course which We dei 
sequestration L5 probably "n the same publicit, 
W given to protested bills of iie 
Certain Points ehould be 
sation tain) 
authoritative — u Áí Ld = to FE m which, 
аз yet 
раҳо 
geo cm Ma 
person, ye аро T 
thoe 
tioti should be settled f cónformitg With the ufo 
by w fca the the landlord's preference over Grass-mail їз enforced. 
The sime -— o M to the FORME V of 
an extension of 
d d DOM beds 
sume princi 
at: 
т 
р 
|| 
ч 
85 
а (5 
Е 
Ls 
i 
d. vip Mn ЖК "үсе үсе to have varied, 
to th Р. е ve vi 
a p» € vet) Ren ihe includ we think. tiat neither ttie 
furniture nor thé implements opo to be b Y*U ed we 
recommend ua this Leo оша be so settled b; aratoty 
enactment of the Legisla! 
Pollo: the same К eiple we think it MAS that it 
should be declaret b; үр е е, СЯ, г) gea (does 
ease, extotid 
or generally 
mut nol Ж agita 0 
zn 3 P ple, to v at any feedin 
Манну 
lafions.—1n cónfotmity with these views we beg 
in ЕЗҮ o T our Sec i 8 ы! и law rélatitig to 
in so б: P—- 
те nd а 
s of tuat law 
luce «ball havo bean 
ert 
f 
over such A 4 се shall 
the per» o o 
bere etorm: 
p 
men о ў 
boe | s EE 
s e landlord. failin э me 
That, a sie failing 6 ЕХ Е : 
"n of hypothec within vd ctm СЕ те diy 
the rent, or апу Ce neg is payable, тө right 
for thè rent or portion thereof then Sus shali cease and deter 
mine. 
III. That at each court where sequestration at the landlord'a 
instance for the rent of agricultural subjects is in use to be 
othing 
ieultural produce nb has 
dcs to the purehase of the 
