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THE GARDENERS' 
CHRONICLE AND 
AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
[5ЕРТЕМ БЕ 16, юй | 
FD 
get t 
ould hei 
riu P A their sui p rehan Ё: Dm 
d illus rated ; чт 
tegit m to press ofa wa rime дө on 
ci айу to mei When ihe а was daa dt 
| three > years аро, I was во в startle pis па the great thie 1 
suffer ed, t 
our attention, hd amit e jr ad pamphlet will be 
widel culated d. asily the 
а 
аі 
бае 
d. [ en cheap 
i market DR are I see farms i 
ely cir How 
ny, w део ной je plain 
extra 
ki x the published records of the discharge of drains 
Journal, 
altogether; but sibequen бошо, wa subsequent 
from the landlord 1 ms 
Hrs have са — modify that 
In 
vol. xx., p. 273), it has been shown that the proportion one y 
abou 
of the rainfall discharged annually varies from 
1-10th to 1- m amis e density of the soil. 
c Taking X thes e proportions and the 
rainfall on Pipe басе, d 24 inches, the depth of water 
he aui eun be3in.6d rds of 80,000 | 
M 
ms per а 1 
lage 10 gallons po diem, and assume 
four months, or 120 days in ih. year, Кыш ЖЫШ 
be had to ie 
DES cea poii ply, 16 would a ppear that 
thin ЕТ if п landlord had 
that would be a very 
нева over 
andlord 
farms, 
see very often ^i 
Ireside do no 
though t 
letting iis Kidi on So 
whose transactions are ОШ day to 
of g КЫ: 1 
к 
67 people obtain a summer sup 
of land, it t tho Моа discharge could be collected and 
his supply of goods, but 
tur the tenant out ы so short oe 1 do no ot 
seif know of any case in which. a "party, has been 
‚© Now, if tho average population of villages m 
take 
drainage water 
reserve agai nst di 
es to be eoleo 
ought f for an entire v 
ea 
a consider. 
ble commi must be made for waste by evaporation, 
&c., and 50 pe r Aw on the quantity, 4. e, 15 g 
per head per r the drainage water of $ pem 
Should be) provided, for a village. If a covered reservoir | 
be finie in ii an one, 
n at 400 нш, it would require only ue the 
f6a Im 
last Melrose fair ү 
ght in 
vhe 
law of hypoth ec; but at 
was asked by a person who bad bou 
m the farm 
take nd 
y had since cue that the tenant 
was about to be sequestrated. I that 
ѕа 
my ъа ourhood w 
l abourer: 
of se а І xm no doubt he duy have to pay 
for t em suggested that he v» ld A" 
advice in a recent case, and ask ti 
open may уе 
reduce expense of geai, a covered 
tank ot Hefe 
8 
see (n tenants receipt for his Teki. EU was quite 
ff putti ing such a question to the 
in special instances 
Then follows detailed plans and estimates, and the 
work concludes us: 
“ Assuming these e figures to fairly represent the cost 
of supplying a village of 400 inhabita ants 
he number of 
with water, | * 
the 
the work, it pee ry be apaid Бу in mak | 
seio at about 30s. per Scotch aere in m: my neigh 
rhood. I am not aware of te landlords havi 
ero any assistance to Tob labourers who 
good a advice from a 
farme 
as a еа шш It is 
bu I then 
a 
lawyer, but not rus: in business. 
advised him to write tot 
farms. , Perha aps they gave Шеш а Pe — 
and such per enb improvements, 
there had Pin no law nan s e men eoi 
certainly not i have taken ess farms, Tho se who hare 
in them, Ifthe 
I sometimes put my s чя to other farms to eat 
s. Two years ago I had sheep in the e 
Turnips was 
по es 
ES 
of my s 
nant was sequestrated, x 1 wa f his 
sequestration had happened before бы joue lad left, 
o 
h interest, in 30 years, at 6i per nor „ aud 
ld amount to 267. ch 
they 
21. NETHERTON, D : Mr. Jam 
grain and 
e| I consider 
irling o 
The rent of cd hon i is irm — s So, riy a a 
| par num 
c ge cue ealed, ine 
1 n 
n that there are 
without recourse to i 
em and ready-made War ee which m 
appropria MM у with adva regi 2 tiing. neo essary 
is admission that is positiv 
tpe and that it is ап es of trien ps ив it upon 
the properties that ЕЁ кынык М the А 
* Turning again to а will d 
h 
artificia ponds, in| K 
may be|far 
0 
ely |a 
etn 
is farm 
the rent was e guineas. I esei my father in 
that farm. He left me a few hundred pounds besides 
is 40 years since I 
's farm, 
M 
тв 
ө ag acres, 1 took a 
nearl 
third | and 
in there 
some do фа s a higher rent if it к y for 
farm, and others do not. I should алышу 
the en s voie ell to the cre of thei 
tenants, I ek tasi peru isider the capis 
skill o wes ers, ei pi 
he “Т think 16 is the 
zi 
= 
n Ё 
e gener 
y 
with a farm of 1007. rent, d 1 
rent. I have 
1 wa viae 
m I took with the ent of 
| $007. 23 stocked | that s for my elde узы крои as s well a as 
team cultiva ation, it is a renas of the hig hest 
command NN ring 
e soil е ie 
ence arising to* те "from the law i N ot theo. ре ауе 
It prev 
nt, bete n e to do wer 
Бурова 
m cultivation 
rovide a 
course ae e hende to 
lay « out on екан on the farm, If there had 
] 
wian аа яйы he tis sufficient suppi ше engine 
Wells at certain intervals will do this in perhaps 
cheap a form as an y o mode 2 preservation, or 
ponds will serve the like purpose. 
8 
posed on the farm. 
че аз 
no law of hypothec, I could h 
EY. own farm, and stocke d and fore- rented m 
but it 
a man 
e laying | в 
be so much of my capital, by- paying a танней |S 
not for the law of ога 
aave fore- venen 
aer 
district, so far as I ha 
f hypothec has 
opinion my à 
I would A meno 
yl 
of the 
made iy puta that Ahe jw of 
well. If 1 were a landlord, „I think 
sill for my ү 
. Ithink I would do 
1 
3 
t 
" 
them, 
| 
t 
$ 
d 
to men of 
| that, even if e 
have й 
than жой 
а] for 
16 OR nei: hav! 
cultiv. sie of an acr 
1 ios, € е gum 
well 12 feet deep and 6 feet in 
of land from 100 to 
of water, and a 
diamet 
Е; 
ieu 
farm dene than. SEE My own iia k 
of hypo 
othec. 
bes law of hypothee, pr - now in t 
ted. It the w of hypo thec were abolishe d, Is 
overed over, 2115 gallons, or a supply 
An dent for 
the cultivation of AT acres, 
It will only peg 
f d 
de Bes or “pones accordin ng 
it would no convenient to the 
m 
forehan ded ren nt. „Му y opinion is, that, were the la w of 
rent. I think i not be Stack Bu 
ajority of the tenants in ij neighbourhood N pay | scenes of las 
to 
tion to the number of acres of arable land on the 
ecd 
to the landlord, 
Е 
The (айй 
пећ constet 
11 
Ti llaneous. 
на H n Ni Lincolnshire.— 
ocn hn which produced 80 
HA гоо. North Luc go 
shir › Seem about t o be нег: 
it would have a tenden 
“It may be Hg Д MM ,—If erg МЫ сап Ъе во 
pus D» bera s ене out 
he great мао of drai А А The answer is 
The necessity has not been acknowledged, 
ара” ШАН "that à js the case, 
extensive scale." 
nothing willjbe done on any 1 thí 
farms a most respectable. and 
i 
moda 
industrious class of tenants. І firs 
90 
acres, ai then took a second, and then 
e 
a goo 
F: 
[We take advanta; pS the immense M of agrioultural | 
evidence lately taken before the Hypothec Commi 
Edinburgh to publish зма extracts (orm itas will py 
the existin A x bee! agriculture, and the enterprise 
and energy of Scottish agricult arisia 
мей from p. 85 
20. SNAWDEN, EasT LOTHIAN : MAX Joseph Ни 
I farm about io acres of moor, and ms 700 arable, | 
1 P ed a m nt. Myt of en try is 
itsunda: of crop. fi 
Mi 
ta FP at 11 o'clock, ая ing 
- h 
| 
ў 
$ 
| 
, 
7 Borton td 
of High Ho ouse, residing а 
ter. 
" to say tha 
р ` 
resent tenants cou ot fore- 
e of Mr. Toder's, was Moi 
the stackyard, which temi ia Jos ү: 
р n 
law were abolished. I think that : g 
those who have been for some time i their farms 
eer 
о the "ne and his m men, aided 
ater, the Л 
ames had d 
rei Oats, besid. 
tie ох 
БОЙ, 
Wheat, Barley, a es four, 
t 
hat they would b put 
he 
payable at бааша flowing entry, the лшн т Ъеїп, 
that oral. 
but s pasto 
ioa 3s fair iler n general it would be „bet ter | 
ng, pe 
I think the term of 
uld 
A. Well, 
f ен поб вау | 
where they would come fr om. I do not see that the 
wh 
(py | entire D gu of the farm 
of the wh 
КЕТЕ ш ot eti 
the iron fra цел 
Lares 
and 
that was yea ed. Happily, by $ orthy 
buildings wer е6 saved. Most praise" 
t payable at Whitaunda ay before tlie crop is 
pisi that would be, in fact, fore-rented. I have 
known guano merchants, smiths, joiners, and general! 
the count 
wonld 
if the ere fore- 
nting 
goes, Í invi not gives а „өйө more for the farms «i 
have taken, on account of the law of hypothee, Ido 
