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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTR, 
Swedes ша last ml in n Mpy. Well Илеп, ион what 
I then er vc рие of early 
root ка to do ali in inde wer 
to put шун into Г к Кошон by autumn cleaning] 
— gu 
enn e me to sow 
fini lier periods, s Dia 1| 
кыш, i 
[Octone 
ente rs for sowing spring corn, except where a Jittle | 
and 
he home stesding|re 
D E а 
п may | 
remm. The DNG 1 ralo i is that under strict law 
| the landlord can 
rare 
the rents нае up to last October the ig 
arrears involved in these ems iole 
ent was iens 107. ii 
id a the 
гоша edu myself F mas oblige d to be b 
Wha 
substitute o unct than roots D Е 
Bare fallows might de СЯ mem \ was 
selling at 60s. per quarter, and m as n Ar à anh 
HT RETI 
y | mo: 
managed estates а written agreement is conside 
- | neces h h 
hs' notice in | writing from either party. 
On w 
and constitutes the 
е. ая trary dismissal from his farm. 
e paid for his improvements 
pos is generally specified 
unexh d improvements 
that qr iege 
ording 
uc the es 
$ 
implements that we ON penal ; but there can 
be no nive aok for the practice now, as the tables 
om 1 
se things y to 
beneficial to ourselves, ^ p hes me time, aw ang to 
the pile a targe. Then let us jets no more * dead 
fallow. te let them b 
IT 1 
шу possesso for tem gensis payment of his rent? 
n The landlo gen 
the tenant. The ren 
| are ee in EN six months after the entry is 
|с шшр he crop has not e peon о, а 
з Ње property of the i incoming tenan $ ; he has 
sowed it him 
mean anything "V out on the farm from which a | fi 
to the landlord, in 
father 
с 
Ф 
ant -— P" 
ll, that is a 
claim it 
E 
rig са a ten 
Шомен зын а itg e bi 
landlord, the tenant isis 
unt til he has paid his r rent, 
mself, or 
and arta ur. He does not actually pay the ш till he 
ue reaped the crop. The second half-y rent is 
payable jm the Mediae ng Ladyday y, whi m is 25th 
March. .W i 
are now do oing away with these, f. 
ee pieg a security i in that е because 
ham ey hare to. 
arc hat a h t! 
of the tenant's 
e роње 
zk p for 
в bill foe un 
боне теше, л у> 
та erally satised with t 
acc os which is give ed of the candidate for the ^ 
If he is а very young man, or there а 
проза which lead the landlord ог hi is agent to f 
any da ри t оп the subject, he Tus ently requires the 
to give ie the name of 
vel | Mr. James 
e scrutiny 0 ot valun 
Ue and im tes 
tho 
appointed on the Ts of tho lan: 
and is settle p by them their 
te manuring in autumn. . | on бын Ө 
is во mischievous when 5 ws moist that to get the 
manure on in weather is a great boon, ad fortu- 
nately в science has discovered that the manure can n be 
is an extreme c ase; but generally 
repu ta tion, 
g his аы acter y 
ries м б Meses the. landlord or € „5 
ы кн d that he is а trustworthy pers 
lets him os . f he falls in arrear, the 1 kadio rd 
"his 
be y under the English law of distraint. 
by the crop. In как jt is че there, 
Its aumonía, 
its phosphates, 
uable constituents a 
Under tha 
auth ority, 
e law in pos 
t|o ine D Where f Aprl 
vision for quarter]. 
4а. me €— PUN without any j judicial У 
th 
years, d tt 
such ега 
amount of 
and gives 
зь a tho f far za he thinks will cover tho 
the arrears. The officer takes an ремин 
that non- pene of rent shall, at the opti 
landlord, ter 
inventory, 
"Eri ыр 
ИЧ E v p die n The ear 
o this as soon жй me o 1" а. ‚ but not 
Before the day of not aware 
that h 
1 July, and Ped са - d 
Бе, November to 
25th September, and là don рау it ШЕ ыд. № 
right. of distress "exists for the whole of hp os 
paym 
e has any acad pon "е ыр of] payment, 
but in Some agr reements provision is made that on 
in an agreement on tes for which Laa 
ear so practica ady 
deep ploughing and : РЗА pulvorisiog of 
the soil. for such a os because I was startle 
to read in the Der e NE „Observations 
made at the Uttox etor Show, E 
that additional sec 
t 
$ -« To be коке on quitting, qi c 
make his debt mend Nes M 9g tenant, Ln he s 
satisfied the landlord—tha it is 8, if „the rent 18 due e. 
manures T: in the last year; also half the 
cake e co sumed by — 
pue for | t flows for Turnipe, but to skim 
as not to disturb над sie, and thus to 
moisture." о ав 1701 Jethro 
f 
in purpose of eluding 
00 
о: if the rent is due. The distress can only be 
n force against goods Mica xm 
an a clandestine removal, 
put |t 
сер farm, except | b 
sed i 
ene em shall take ren : but this must be for the 
ment, I believe the landlord 
ssess himself of дош after 
na fides Was o nly on the 
tiles of not less than 2 inches € de 80 
the tenants finding los and 1 abour, to be allowed 
a seven years’ principle; no cartage to be paid. 
'8 power he goods | a 
moved is limited p E x Po 
"The la ndlord, however, runs a 
ulently rı 
their removal. 
ht 
ee 
and marling to bea 
n "i marling to 
Pis bills Te sideris ОШ, 
and approved by the agents the пей mit 
ne by fi 
let be gh by |o 
omplete а aep 
uv 
other rou 
—then plough "the gud in the. driest | 
r, you will find every fine land tu 
but отну rough lan vil 
times of drought m 
n him ther 
сан ; and, if E cannot prove =. fraud 
| or е ho wii be liablo i а an action of damages. 
It goods are removed afte officer of the law has 
t m 
capillar. M attraction, per " ji piece of threa 
Sih one end in the water 
ihe moisture below, so do: 
oisture fro 
moisture i 
d Tis distress applies C everyth 
found on the 
pe whoever it belongs to ; is t even 254 е 
length of cattle sent to the farm to graze. It also 
applies to cattle which have strayed, provided thoy 
t oth ә to je aid for, р er 
i А dak 7 pee R кес 
dew, which permeates the 
of n MALE for 7 M of the plant, but which 
dews could not penetrate to the rootlets of the growing | w 
Turnip on lands which the 
surface, 
are simply skinned upon 
and a | day without recovery being made 
en i4 A ч E distress applies s dis on 
the farm, бы that 
well as to i ple "The. landlord 
чих до е the goods оГ à E lessee, whether 
uch gub-lessee has ed his r о the lessee or not. 
The Act 14 and 15 Vic t. e. 25, "provides that t growing 
been а 
e as 
id before they аге 
sider 107. n 
en or 600 acres 
vrai must be pai 
т landlo rd. I should cons 
necessar 
y for taking a 
EN 
mmission at 
а зеде 
шо 
ued from p. 9 
quent то, but en - possession 
The -— of Жо 
Higgins, jun. 
tha + 
y way — 
Liscorwsmims ү premna (No. 1. Mr. Joh 
ns, j 1 
Mj E 5 
"s fath 
1 
8 
the tenant has а counter claim, org the 
А | 
with a rontal ж гаре 
quantity of la nd i varies V! 
ауега ge; about a iiM RI is pa 
farm is 900 acres; and m. 
2400 vp to he 
have half corn, qn 
poas ie fis i s 
Hs 
а om de Nisbe milton? s p Аек кад сейм 
1 
to the or 
m for the last 20 years 
unt. The size of my 
LE about 30s. per 
to farms i in Lincoln- 
g Wheat. 
at and is 
tho 
=, t has req ap to b ү һате Бееп їп 
business - d "20 years, а rg um pem had one 
h had a recover rent through acl. d 
Mo in of distmint and I hav 
toget 
whito cro 
r and the ^ ep white его 
Pulse crop, 
the 
WESTER Ross: : Sept. M e 
father's handwri itin apo вау. ч prm t 
t 
A Be 
er Я in England 
he Whe 
Seed and labour, or д. ада 
The 
1 
amounts in the. ipsuni. ry etus annum, and 
f 47 
r the 
incoming м to enter e sow w tie 
hd to tbe fallow land is on the 1 
the agreement ; SE ym of March де tenant 
years we have only tad occasion to 
Our har 
Angar m T; 
aud carting to t 
займана 
resort to the law of distress six - seven times, For| 
In 
or about two € че бад 
