“Ыы s walking at least 60 mil flee jet нир эйе ишин. ЧЫГ КЮЙ ЧО, УРИ ВИ although not рема son aln ie. Lb. acilities gi 1 
have work in бе er or Oetober—ina April, | = we desired, is a к m 
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y or June, ru ртр, d and September. es seem strange, therefor re, ve vi а las well eri d property applies in 
lt is possible to simplify this work Sonerhat te moetings of the County us ДЕ toniet i 
ауе єч һог sim sh and sh so that unless the adjoining ow: 
h | senting party the matter is im 
and f his poket n iha e pr осе. medy to those vi КАНЕ 80 — ent p pe whi 
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after harvest cart on what manure or lime or both | with heat and work in the later months of the of vl nid rese or Rr quit hi. LI. d 
it is intended to apply; plough it in by steam|sitting as to have neither time mor energy оја tonished n read that ia pnta вам à 
power and leave it үн till spring. When dry | examine it, but since the Government n deri vnm ә at his phs er of a di 
in March or April pu put steam cultivator through h | of sufficient importance to gain n distinct notice in nia reos e v4 pos ep it a cost, and 
same time to redd it | the Pus from the Throne, it is iege wonderful | обе over ally maintained ЖШ 
effectually by steam power, and it will at once be | that it has failed — ecure the notice of t Act MS р! üt of such al III. c 
ready for any spring sown crop it is intendo to designed to adya od e ИО ONE IND d mpresi (inp; 
VN whether grain or green crops, Barley, Oats,| For this Act лае the good it contains we are p se d us tin this tors Б it 
Cabbages, or Mangel Wurzels. lindebted to Mr. Bar DE ds and Mr. n urrie aces ihe M ая 
There cannot be a doubt that on clay lands | ALGERNON CLARKE Y^ т түлө carried through om hoe might ==. ie рше 
homes which have been laid оре zi n fields of | by the Government; it would not; have been add im 0 ир (refer wmm dd ea ары вай the, he 
well drained, the steam plou gi S "destin d to | and СЕ advocacy. which we could not have obtained i 
produce a marvellous change in the whole еһагас- At the close of a paper read by Mr. DENTON II. кы. 
{ег апа ртөйчөнүөнерө of English agriculture Быш. the Farmers’ СЇцЬ last Monday evening,| While we have long ha 
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upon ff ro- un 1 
Tar gentlemen who either by way of pastime e | died on the arterial channels and D irs of Пе remaining ое юй 
or duty display themselves to their constituents | kingdom, and which may be rea tenso in | common lands, it di i m 
when the evenings begin to grow long, and the another part of our dura he üt: енн m" кешу xisted to enable lan ners to unite 
russet vies with the green as to which shall predo- | the provisions of t ct in — As his|drain districts, under: proper ridi юш 
minate in the landscape, last year found ап easy summary is tile eene sed und ps may | avoid d the heavy costs of special legis| 
theme for their post-prandial eloquence. 16 Їз Ье well to dwell a little u some оте want of such facilities the 
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int i e level, and e er. There hasben 
ou n for- | nothing else to d for Mr. DENTON has exhausted | no organisation of the parts to the whole and i 
bidden themes. Las year our country gentlemen all the arguments which can be Aie need id our | have egun to drain our fields before oe E 
were Mime to condole with the {lo oded far е drai ыз ог thé necessity of ri refor X enhn ourselves with. proper outfall no! 
this year they their batis One eU m: to sound un nag eoe ч a difficulty x desit wi i 
consi ый» the assurance that t they need ha | works dnd e interposition of a neig xem first and second parts of this [ 
fear the consequences of a deluge. The | between the чы: еа m ча _ desired ТЕ betta of obe to effect improve ôn $ 
gestion is perhaps not too late for some to апа it has been urged agai at where | age by means of a common ou 
benefit by it. From January to July last year more | private property has not four allowed to Swag in of works, binding the minorit 
Téin fell than had fallen during th the whole ofthe year | the way of publio i = оле ent, as hi 
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eat facilities should | Тө rd CARLISLE’s Bill of 1 . теве 
ith Wheat, mueh of the aes which эи been depo- | be given for the passage of — water as {ог | moreover in the fact that The Inelosure 
а унчу germinate in the ater-bed of the passage of trains, since psi eulation in|sioners are named as the Com 
the saturated the My cem erop хоно in the | either case is equally for the xod of society. carrying it into effect, 
я күнү А d. the| Now, Part Ш. of the Aot before us i is шеша, 
* А "of pr Ш be 
oled with, ruinot indreds ; | in ner as very rou а SP Petition emoet sented (0 й 
the pastures Rei 80 dde en vh. эне er, pig the |t tha Bria кол will * willing t м test its powers. Ino losur Commissioners ting the prf wa 
bullocks fed upon them m falling by pleura, | In case the. owner and oceupier of the land throug of the area, X ян ference to- 
the sheep in thousands by ТО, great floods | which an easement is to be made, both refuse, the e sizned by the уюнан of one-t 
n ‚ health of towns ffair is speedily settled by an appeal to two|of the land within such ` 
to Justices in Petty Sessions, or by arbitration ; and | will require one-t tenth - in exit of 
here the injury said to be sustained can be com- to start a measure, 80° it wi 
iti be so; and where it fore the projeet, if 
The rte e ныды desired is to , drop. decisio Commissioners, can 
full of such calamities, The w de | Sho e own Jommissioners so та etitioned vi will send 1 
were to be heard of on all hands. the applieant mAy E well give up t the att empt to survey area rt, añd sh 
- there : n medi a M to proceed. -The e EA of legally iuc. an | satisfactory а теты of Sewers 
more thorough феде NEA is there | “© asse from an owner under disability in cases | will с be issued. - Three gentl 
of a prompt an and efficient s emedy. 0 nis i ill be very | by 
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y | great indeed, even when no compensation is due, they will, o course, be e 
r eemed essential > вгу а ^ Ist, the cost of preparing the € or | de fray the азе сар rof i чт ening 
e cause of rail form. In like m with the details s required, and drawi ones. They will have 0 
f formal: eid in writing ; 2d, the eost of the | vested ri hts in mills, and we 
of | inan поё. It clarifies the entire |deed em. ssent under hand and se al; 3d, the costs | the bugbear of drainage. 
man. If it is beaten and does not beat, iti is | of tw surveyors khe the Zo cus in quo, menu right of the соте 
like cleanin ing it on йге approval; Will be determined by arbitra 
ilous but thorough. бо therefore the floods of | 4th, the һе 1 
year, ап 1 
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f|4th, of the ( М nobis necessary, or of 
& у the je ed o anie done to property, does not eren). which may eg determined at his | E emendari for by money, it ith no 
were by some wise comed as the ha rbin ption by еї jury or лра ч 5%, бе cost | The work being necessary, ап бя dí 
of river reform а prodigious infall oflo the эйе compensation, 
|оЁ ОЁ assent with the Clerk f the equitable со 
deest a to|P З ARAG a de aguisa: tho. icant—his | removal or interference with rim dons, 
п b. SE ап 3t [je з. fearful, a ipe En 
Ў уаз bi tion Act, and be pai i 
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rights is one wish, unless libe 
ot the Administration, of which | what a simple easement will be likely to cost him 
the noble Ex a member, retired. Would 1 not | before he ventures to serve a notice, an энә which, their i 
th e to the preted, will leave many of our surchar, 
like cause puces like effect ? Certainly. |as Mr. DENTON says, commits him at o 
The anticipations then formed that 
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hat out of the|proeeeding, and to the unknown ех piant of » 
extreme distress of Inst Year deliverance ° might saog parties, though he has no surety that the! 16 is to this effeot : “ Nothing in t 3 
arise to the sufferers in і General | Inelosu е Cóm mmissioners will allo ow the cost MA | ашпоо the men ssioners to interfere pr 
e Act under тч е eountry mig t be ины te to ре ben. r dock s аз A prae affect ео 
divided into d nage districts, such districts or to interfere any towing-path, & Е 
including wi a single boundary any one main s second айшошу їп the way of efficient wd upply of. water їо апу town v 
river with all | its foede ers, are justifie the fact tate of the Viet of the Corporation, &о,, in | %- 
ce of legis. ation | now has effect. € relating to ordinaryditehes and wate ses | This an important feature in the Aot, 1 H 
The Meu 2. Lone the Publie or Pilato Moneys fréqueiit causes of injury are navigable in 
meetin в eonyened er Square Rooms | Drain nage Acts must be 4 feet deep. But n | canals; and unless this section can fc 
during th £ peers Club pars а Committee w tis | ditohi into whieh these p ак ustrued to allow of impervious ü 
pon the Но The more than half that depth, what was to be done ? | iron or tunnels of brick laid in cement) а 
бан йы мү Бш о рынды веб forth by | If these ditches were the pro perty of another | und em so as not inj у, t 
i te legislation, | nothing could be done without hh consent. Lord navigation or the traffic of the towing В 
be gi formation - 
on, and at | cleansing of existing ditches, 
Act did | detrimental to let the outfall s p p than t it br i that bei 
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ideration should be given | LNCoLx's Outfall Act was Md to enforce the | abuse will cont inue. The 
the coming sessi lt with 
Session a бано А 
