508 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [MAY 30, 1863. 
tion, may not be wholly forgotten amidst the | | The point is, what rent will a tenant give, he, the | rent is the criterion: the rent, that is to say, Б. 
кА ЖА of South CARS Although toa tenant, bearing the bur den of all usual tenant's whioh a tenant would fake. the land to use it, | 
great extent neglected, its beautiful trees, now m it is, for the year in whie à mires. 
enough to display their true eharaeters, nee a |if any be RT ow t will he give, t that is Willour friend say, De t; and which he po 
чег 1 »: would not let igher rent than 
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or the details of the gorgeous scene of Wed- Tub The next question is, what is a fair ét two PORRES cd a 
esday, w refer 0 the йе терот& {о be|mate to be made for the probable ee. annual | If, dd he must admit to к 
fou nd in another column, and to the lon ng] list of cost of repairs, insurance, and other Кери of | fact he does admit b E the very mode іп which he 
prizes offieially published by the Bociety. ievance, the annual value of Jis 
be highly gratifying to the exhibitors to know that | in a state to command the rent? muchg ae. 
their inimitable productions were seen and эў те- quee it is asked, by some of our subscriber! t pay poor- Жетен accordingly, 
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ciated by their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE and |i it fair in assessing a nursery garden or a flori sts 
PnrNcEss оғ WALES, and a crowd of the piéton premises, to take into account, as an element of ai that the produce f 
per in the land nereased value, the greenhouses, foreing pits, and | inereased as not only to enable him LE pay the far 
= З ho thouses standing on the — mises? We answer,|higher rent which the landlord will no doubt 
ubtedly, yes. It is true that іп some cases| demand at the expiration of the lease, and the 
Tur Union Assessment Committee Act of last | "ndo PUn dd: i ich th lly i ie 
Ж еу руне Rh similar А may be what|increased poor-rate which the annua y inereasing 
Session excited, as mis ght чонага ул ануу Л e technically called **trade fixtures," and шау | value of the property ealls upon the assessor to 
к inito Lor Yslustio quiu the ede E 3 removable therefore during the term, by the|lay upon it, but.also to leave а good margin of 
g i the ы р P3 | tenant who has erected them, but the question is— | profit for one who seems so well to have deserved 
of a pee эм S ne teable v of eee | ‚|4 Феу not enhance mg Аан the INTE of the | to prosper, „От СЕ ka pat А Ам) ж к^ е 
= and and premises which are occupied by o contemplate, Те ess 
рөт н nr gentem € ке aiz table florist or nurseryman for the purpose of his trade ? | restra ined by his lease, become landlord instead of 
MU and in every country parsonage. во, we repeat they are to be taken into con- tenant. Не will tes 8 find a tenant in his turn, 
ida" Wis likely enough to БЕ oue Ph rur sideration ; and on this general алш» than | who will give him а ren nt for his improved land ; 
neighbourhoods ; partly аны i duties of over- | Which nothing can be better known or established, | higher, just in proportion to its improved produg- 
seers, and. the obligatio ons of poor law guardians $a all A tsp should be rate d at its actual | tiv veness, than the 1 dlord of h "in 
Vilis 2 {к em egt etm Em пора by E erection c Es 'improvement upon it, then that ре ues of КЕ КҮ "e. на п nursery was, во 62 
; and partly, le 
Жыры Ө ehiefly, beeause by the course ы P pr ua into ace КОШЕ Те аз has been said, the |t #0 Ыз tenant, who as пері су have to pay the 
t 
eed on this xe eot, the сн of t d PE е, des 
been chiefly burdened with the caigo tomais- mca rate, to quarrel with the overseers 
taining the poor, and ае unhappily, in agri- | V e of the land, tha at value cannot be SEM UO, of ie parish 
cultural parishes and small co БӨ? Соте the poor- | 9? the iiri that it Аз referable to tra ere ïs one matter, however, on which over- 
Tate form ms uť too ^ importan 2" 6leuéht in| This subject will be found xA Жайге. ір |se i may go wrong, to the prejudice of the nur- 
th e fax- сай population. the Gardeners монон of February 26, 1859.|seryman. Of course, in estimating the value of the 
e fact was, that $ this Act of Parliament, | Тһе law has noe been Rea and all our | premises for the purposes of the rate, ће assessor 
although it introduced no new principle of RES observations td аде are applicable fo the|must not take into consideration the stock of trees 
ment, the attention of every payer of poor-rate, | Present state of things, We will, however, add and plants on the p emi мер, These are like ча 
the 
more than this, by the extension of the area, so| Of Our Paper; thej first, by way of caution, | property. To tak ves iato inae ation 
ak, of criticism, the assessment of pax repeated; the second by way of reply to an|may put a case, ms may DI quus ьш 
Sia log brought at once under the notice and objection. lately urged. Тһе caution is this: In|branohes of оя .Subject) would be as if фа ove 
control of the сех parishes of the union, assessing such a property as nursery grounds, ог | seers were ssess greenhouse s standing f. eru 
Verseers ond UNE n their mettle, the old florists” premises, the assessor must поб take into |bition and bilo upon the premises of 4. NE our 
sessmi j and det only the indi- consideration i profits of the individual trades- greenhouse. builders. These, itis evident, are in 
vidual r tig or indiv idual farms subjeeted + | 8 only questions to be answered are those ы sense connected with the land or its "enjoyment 
отра н one with the other, but the assessment | Above ры; What are эл; premises, as they |or use, as are the greenhouses necessary for the 
of the whole parish, as compared with its neigh-|976, With all the greenhouses, &c., upon them, ise y of the florist, but are mere obattels 
‚ Was narrowly watched. In short, not only worth to let to а tenant in the same way of|exposed for sale, just like the stock in trade of any | 
urs or 
was the critical glance of the assessor limited bv the business ? hat is the amount of iud vue ot мк т trades man. 
ambit of his own parish, but it travelled further tation rent charge paid 
afield over all the parishes cedi the union what is the average annual cost о repairs REA "ie assessment of farm ten ‚ ый 
This ferment has з not ye et e entirely subsided, and m like ex Ur. Possibly these expenses may | erroneously, alleged, and it is E 
eat in сазе nt f£. ti th 
d р liat far 
tou rating matters, which are no doubt of > unt of the rateable value will|houses are not an d ought n о be rated to "the 
very keere interest to many of our most valued | P? ыы reduced. Воб it has beenjrelief of the poor. Nothing, e: believe, i is further 
ГЕ ЕУ un Due we canno es == e not this taking of the value = ше ае than a is. If, indeed, such be the 
me any par h he 
О; ап | та г u State о 
-— one or two points ир wis p information | pe ens value because of the value of the machi- | me this. In the parish о оке the 
has been most frequently sought. егу annexed to them. Тһе answer is, that it|assessment of a farm appears, not in detail, field 
Many of the difficulties which have been stated | € been expressly decided over and over again | E Де d, b: se assessed generally at so much an 
rom not referring at once Ls е | аё manufactories oug ХА е та ated. One The m house perhaps does not appear in 
language of the Parochial Assessment Aet, whieh | instance out of many will suffice. eu de: . But nevertheless it is ?n effect 
gulates the whole matter. Man ny |9 of certain premises, used by them for tianufactar ru nd in this way. Тһе farm is valued for 
ose M 2n to deal with the e subject proceed ing iron fr rom ironstone, were rated jn INA of | [тайпа purposes, ud ETE 80, аз А. would best 
ru u at so much а ther 
TIS 
aen tha f 
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proper, lump sum 
ers, instead ч b dei at и to see what еа and it was agre эме К кт property -Ó not ps a result of so much an aere. But the careful 
Жее arlia refresh their|ío be rated. The Court held that they were|assessor, in thus dealing practically with the 
dien, ам made upon an properly rated for it, for that all real prop erty |total, has, or See have carefully considered 
ot they value of the өтте Ress ould be rated according to its unt qd as | the details of value; as, for juetenon the «кс 
а 16, wi апа convenience anc [opu repairs of the farm- 
tec AA be ra trom yonr out опе whether the machinery were real or house, the lay of the lands, the distribution of. 
whether it Aun on een the heir | pasture and arable, and all the conditions of pro- 
e Qu 0 RA 
і ; cultiva! 
\ ueting тае ће тауър nual lor же; go to To tis landlord or Td "le h ld. le re i i 
Paid cost of the repairs, insuraneo an oth r| Taking, therefore, và text sugge ested ux one of Fit matter, adds ap LE AO LET MN 
um th fa i 
МӘ w ould bear in mind | houses may not able per ве, as d ouses, | farm-house h jou rated dt fts y ue 
this фы they ч be left to M their | yet X iae the occupier pays poor ap in | in the Bands of te oor, though s aee bu 
б their exis separately in t ; 
own | ve 
in élite tho ган to the rating os eei the tha and Lon) ds h they staüd, inorease the. ce Mete a HE. os yin мз m n^ 
Bom ERN Mc onee sho 
ying it to — caso of арт! tural land | "The ere е dece r kindred points dese: houses are not, or at least should not be a 
ог етеп of market gardens ursery grounds, | notice. А C sie ie an 2 impossib| t the 
lc ket ; пгзегушап, wh S i i 
The same questions have to be шуде. as are | labour an and expense seems to have atie YA * таз сл рее, афа e 
х ое every ed where te t 
га farm, or a сЕ et garden, or а nurseryman's | Worth to let 10s. ап aere, to such an extent that | fan hø parish i 
rm house to esca һе parish in 
[een have to be arranged between the p parties, | ii is aM Nie ue i fond. exe it hard | which Ф із рга Obviously not. xi is ipi 
s MITT > bie sights Eb eh. зеле rate no ом prope ed ds assessable value, and so long 
Му seconded by > in its natural poor eond отед Referenes b the bo ens hieh it is situated pede gari P. 
Aot of P again furnishes an answer. The Benefit af this assessable value, "fis сап only y^ p 
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