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grass-seeds, upon land fallowed the previous year and clean ; the seeds, sowing, 
and harrowing to be paid for by the incoming tenant — ^provided they have not 
been grazed after harvest. 
One-fifth of the arable land shall be in one-year-old seeds or sainfoin, and 
not more than one-fifth of the arable land shall require to be fallowed in the 
year after the termination of the tenancy, nor require an outlay of more than 
forty shillings per acre to clean it ; if it require less than that sum the said 
landlord, or his incoming tenant, shall pay the difference ; if more than that 
sum the said tenant shall pay it. 
No. 7 is omitted, and the following is instead of No. 8 : 
The said landlord, or his incoming tenant, shall pay after the rate of forty 
shillings per acre for all land in excess of two-fifths which, under the above 
conditions, is fit to be planted with white straw crops, namely, after two-year- 
old seeds and root crops ; or shall be paid by the said tenant at the same rate 
for all short of two-fifths of the arable land so fit. 
Upon an estate in Staffordshire, with Ladyday entries, the 
following take the place of Xos. 6, 7, and 8 : 
The said tenant having planted not more than one-fourth part of the arable 
land with wheat, in the autumn preceding the termination of the tenancy, 
r-hall be paid two-thirds of the value of that portion sown upon fallow, well- 
maniu-ed, and with or without green crops — provided those crops have been 
consumed where grown, by sheep ; and one-half of the value of that portion 
which shall have been sown after clover, beans, or peas ; the value of such 
■wheat crop to be settled in the month of July, not including the straw, and 
deducting the cost of cleaning and harvesting the said tenant's share of such 
wheat crop. 
Kot less than one-sixth of the wheat-straw grown in the preceding year 
shall be left at the termination of the tenancy, and shall be paid for by the 
said landlord, or his incoming tenant, at a consuming price, together with any 
other straw, hay, clover, or roots then remaining. 
' The said tenant shall not, during the six months preceding the termination 
of the tenancy, give any hay or straw to cattle, except in the yards and 
buildings; nor graze the land described as meadow later than the 2nd of 
February, but shall effectually cleanse the gutters and carriers of such 
meadows, and properly irrigate them during the autumn, winter, and spring — 
being paid for the labour of so doing ; or the said landlord, or his incoming 
tenant shall be at liberty to do so instead, giving notice to the said tenant 
that such is his intention. 
The said tenant shall properly plough all stubbles not sown with seeds, and 
cart the manure where required by the said landlord, or his incoming tenant, 
during the autumn and winter preceding the termination of the tenancy — 
being allowed compensation for so doing ; and, after the 2nd day of February, 
shall allow the landlord, or his incoming tenant, to plough and cultivate any 
of the land not sown with wheat, except such part not exceeding one-third of 
the last year's turnip crop then unconsumed, which shall be given up to the 
said landlord, or his incoming tenant, as fast as cleared, so that no part of the 
land or buildings shall be retained by the said tenant after the termination of 
the tenancy, viz., 25th March. 
With this addition to No. 9 : 
In each case making a deduction for such portion of the purchased manure 
or food as the tenant is to be paid for in the value of his oflf-going wheat 
crop. 
