THE FIELD 
[Saturday, 
50 
The farmers seem rather lato in their agitation against 
the mode of Inking the corn averages— or ruthor early. 
That they are taken imperfectly and unfairly there is no 
doubt, but it seems, from the returns just published, that 
the next average will bo the lowest since the tithe rent-charge 
was Mtilcd, namely, !)<>/• And so now the clergy and 
tithe- owners uro beginning to call out in the other direc- 
tion. and complain that averages, which were so hard against 
tin- farmer fom years ago, now press unfairly on them. 
At such a turning point, the deputation from the Far- 
mers’ Cluh to the Board of Trade may find themselves in 
a rather curious position, “hoist hv their own petard,” — 
obliged to consent to an alteration which may deprive them 
of the benefit of late low prices. Perhaps in 6even years 
more — that is after twenty-five years’ experience — the far- 
mers and the tithe-owners may agree upon a perpetual fixed 
rent-charge. 
A Central Farmer’s Club. — W e publish in another 
place a letter from a member of the London Farmers’ Club, 
suggesting that the time has arrived when an existence in- 
dependent of an hotel may bo attempted with success. We 
agree with our correspondent. The London Club, at pre- 
sent, is a club only of use to a select few; and consider- 
ing the number of farmers, small landowners, clergymen, 
solicitors, implement makers, surveyors, and others who 
visit London occasionally, but whom the fashionable, expen- 
sive. and unsociable West-end clubs do not suit, we think that 
there is no doubt that a club on n moderate scale, grafted on 
the London Club, would meet large support, sufficient to 
counterbalance the loss of those few who would prefer their 
case at an inn to an independent house of their own. 
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. 
(Weather Permitting.) 
STAG HOUNDS. 
Her Majesty's.— 1 Tuesday, Maidenhead Thicket; Friday, Farnham 
Common — Unit-past 11. 
Batti Subscription. — T uesday, Lansdowne; Thursday, Weslbury — 
half-past 11. 
Pbtke's (Hon. F.) — Tuesday, Fy field; Friday, Writtle Rncecourse — 
half-past 11. * 
Rothschild's i Baron).— M onday, Blackgrove; Thursday, Wing— 11. 
pox rrouHDS. 
Albrighton (Mb. Hfllieb's) —Tuesday, Hilton; Thursday, Wlnlti- 
mores; Saturday, Chilhngton — 11. 
Atbeiistone — Monday, Bosworih; Tuesday, Poloswortb ; Wednesday, 
Clilion Village; Fnday.Middh lonVillage ; Saturday, Cooinbe — 11. 
BaI'SWORTH — T uesday, Marr Village ; Thursday, Frystone Park ; 
Saturday, Notion Village. 
Beat fort's (Duke of).— M onday, Trouble House; Wednesday, 
Low. r Woods; Friday, Huntsey Turnpike; Saturday, Tormerton 
— halt-past 10. 
Bedale — M onday, Wnthus Village; Wednesday, Dushby Sloop; 
Friday, Tunsial Village — ball-past 10. 
Berkshire (Old) — M onday, Uffinglon Village; Tuesday, Sutton 
Bridge; Friday, Wotchfleld— halt-past 10. 
Blackmoou Yale. — T utsday, Marslnn Inn; Thursday, Henslrldge 
A-n ; Saturday, Coglcy — quarter to 11. 
Bbamham Moob.— M onday, Hnretvoul; Wednesday. Boot and Shoe 
Cambridgeshire. — Monday, W addon; Friday, Olesley Green; Mon- 
day, JO, Wnrdon Villaee — half-past 10. 
CHEsniRE.— Monday, Norton Priory; Tuesday, CreWe Hall ; Thursday, 
Mai or House; Friday, A rile — lialf-past 10. 
Colyfr's (Mr.)—' T uesday, Famingliniri Hill; Wednesday, Northum- 
berland Bottom; Friday, HnUted; Saturdav, Swunscombc* Park— 
— half-past 10. 
Cbavf.n. —M onday, Frox field; Wednesday, Westwoodhay House; 
Friday, Inbotmes; Saturday, Belierlon Coppice— quarter to 11. 
Dewslasd.— T uesday, Ponlfnne ; Friday. Forest— halt- past 10. 
Cottesmore.— Monday, Holywell; Tuesday, Tilton Village; Thurs- 
day. Poster's Bridge; Saturday Knossinglon. 
Crawley and Horsham.— Monday. Pound Mill; Wednesday, New 
Lodge; Friday, Ashfo'd; Saturday, Slough Green Toll Gate— 
e~ quarter to 11 
Devon, South (Mr. Wiudborne’s).— M onday, Powderliam Arch; 
f- Thursday, Stover— 11. 
Drake's (Mr.) — Monday, Barton Common; Tuesday, Chesterton 
Village; Thursday, E igcotl Village, Saturday, Asirop IIousi 
quarter io 1J. 
Essex. (East.)— T uesday, Upper Yeldham Church; Thursday, Felix 
Hall; Saturday. Oo-field King’s Head— hall-past 10. 
Essex and Suffolk. — T uesday, Gol Grove; Friday, Flow ton Brook — 
quarter to 11. 
Essi x —Monday. Green tied; Thursday, Epping Long Green; Saturday, 
Leaden Roothtng — 11 
Essex Union. — Wednesday, Hageleigh Hall; Saturday, Purlei-h 
Wash — 11. 
Essex (Socrn.) — Tuesday, White’s Bridge; Saturdav, The Kennel II. 
Fabouh arson’s (Mr.)— M onday, Bturminster Common 
Puzhatidinge's (Karl) —Monday, Pewsdown— halt-past 11. 
Fitzwilliam's ( I ABL). — Saturday (this day), Farming Wood; Mon- 
day, Id ton New Close; Wed m> day, Gidding Windmill ; Friday. 
The Kennel— 10. 
F. B — Tuesday, Stonemason's Arms; Friday, Klggan Bridge— half- 
past 10. 
Garth’s Mr.) — M ondny, Swallnwfield Place; Wednesday, Swinley 
Lnd.r, nearest Ascot He:.ih; Fridav, Grey well Hill— half-past 10. 
Creates (Me. Henley).— M onday, Grinstead; Thursday, Eping Long 
Green; Saturday, LeedingRootliing— 11. 
Hambledon — Monday, Hogg's Lodge; Wednesday, Titchfield Com- 
mon; Frida;, Uplmm Pond— quarter to 11. 
Haydon.— Tuesday, Linuford ; Saturday, High Woodslde— 10. 
HzTTHRor (Lord Redesdaie's).- M onday, Chappel House; Wed- 
nesday, Tarwood; Friday, Barrington Park ; Saturday, Blenheim— 
half-part 10. 
Holder neas. Monday, Burton Constable; Tuesday, Warier Priory; 
Friday, CoUingham Castle ; Saturday, Brand's Burton— quarter 
to 11. 
HrawoRTH.— Tuesday, The Kennels ; Saturday, Oak Tree Village— 
half-past 10 . 
H.H. — Monday, Bentley ; Tuesday, Bramdean Common; Thursday 
London Lodge, Slrutton Park; Saturday, Marsh House, Bentley— 
quarter to 11. 
Ingram's (Mr. Metnf.ix).— M onday, Sudbury; Thursday. Bretbv 
P ark; Saturday, Blilhefield — quarter to 11. 
Kent, East.— M ondny, Ken Bam; Thursday, Hatch Park; Saturday 
Belndt-n— half-past 10 . 11 
Ledluby — Monday, Newent Wood; Thursday, Ham Bridge— half- 
post 10. 
Lanaukshirr and Renfrewshire. — Tuesday, Cathcort Dridgc; 
J I urwlay. Mil 1 1 ken ; Saturday, Johnstone Cas'le* Tuesday 81 »t' 
G. rs -ub- ; Sjturdoy, 4th Peh., Castle Semple— quarter to 11,’ ' 
LtTDI/iW. — Tuesday, Hundley — hftlf-|insl 10. 
LtXLEr’l fMn. Monday, Oringley; Tuesday, Qsberlon ; Thursday 
Pinnlngley Park; Friday. Grove— Inlf-pi.si 10. 
LtrxTON, Mr Tuesday, Colleton, Chunleigh; Friday, The Kennel— 
b-.lf.piW 10. 
New Fokf>t (Mb. Theobald'. i. — Tuesday, Bloyle Court; Thursday, 
West Park; Saturday, Beaulieu. 
OaXLEV.— M onday, CmnMcId; Thursday, The Falcon, Blctsoe: Satur- 
day, Mil lion Village- quarter to 11, 
Tvck El ' .1 DOE— Monday, Du Wednesday, Wlddlngton ; Saturday, 
Great Munden- half-past 10 . 
PTTCHLEY- Monday, Great Hurrowden; Tuesday, BrockhnlJ ; Wed- 
n**d»y , Crick ; Friday, Harrington; Huturduy, Cllpston— quarter 
Qi obw fS m B. Bvttqh '*>/■— Mondny, Charley Mill and Thurnby ; 
JWlay, Old Dalby Wood: Wednesday, Oaddesby ; Thursday, 
Melbourne Hull and Koytliorpe Hull; Friduy, OlvnfleJd— JJ. 
Rabt.— M onday, Mnntleld; Wednesday, Caldwell; Friday, Bolam — 
half-past 10. 
Rupford— Monday, Corking Moor; Tuesday, Klrkllngton ; Thursday, 
Oxton; Saturday, Glupwell— half-past 10. 
Rutland's (Duke of).— Monday, Piper’s Hole; Tuesday, Dry Dod- 
dingtou; Wednesday, CroxtOn Park; Friday, Lenton Village — 
lmlf-pnst 10 
Selby’s (Mi i.— Tuesday, Ncthorton; Friday, Mile End— half-past 10. 
Shropshire.— Monday. Acton Burnell ; Friday, Fifth Milestone on the 
Buscburch-road— half-past 10 
Sisninoton.— Tuesday, Stnnington; Friday, Oswaldklrk — 10. 
Smith's (Mr. Asshrton) —Monday, Tedwortli Kennels ; Tuesday, Man- 
ntngford; Wednesday, Norman Court; Thursday, Ham Ashley ; 
Friday, South Grove; Saturday, Wintcrslow— 1 1. 
Somerset Subscription— Tuesday, Crowcombo llcathfield; Friday, 
Raleigh's Cross — half-past 10. 
Southdown — Monday, The Links, Eastbourne — quarter to 11. 
Staffordshire, North.— Monday, Doddington; Wednesday, Wooro; 
Friday, Dilhorn — half-past 10. 
Suffolk —Tuesday, I'elslinm Green; Thursday, Kirtling Tower; 
Saturday, Cliciiburgh Hall — quarter to 11. 
Surrey Union —Monday, Ncwlnnd's Corner; Thursday, Baynards; 
Saturday, Brockkam Green— half-past 10. 
Tickham. —Tuesday, Squirrel, Stockberry; Friday, Conyer Mill — 
quarter to 11. 
Tisdale.— Monday, Cocklaw Tower; Thursday, Stamfordham; Satur 
day. Nun wick — half-past 10. 
Tiverton —Monday, Kennels; Thursday, Pcttou Village, near Barapton 
-half-past 10. 
Trklawxy's i Mr).— Tuesday, The Pits on CrownhtU Down; Saturday, 
Dowsland Bum — half-past 10. 
United Pack.— Tuesday, Stretford; Friday, Kinsley— 10. 
Vine. —M ondny, Wolvcrton Park; Wednesday, The Furze Bush; 
Saturday, Clerkengreen Gate — quarter to 11. 
V. W. H. (Mr. ViLLKBois’s.)— Tuesday, Jackmcni's Bottom; Thurs- 
day, I.ydiard Plain ; Friday, Arnpncy Park ; Saturday, William- 
strip— quarter to 11 . 
Warwickshire —Monday, UAon Wood; Tuesday, Weston House; 
Thursday, Harwood’s House; Friday, Wroxton Abbey — quarter 
to 11. 
Warwickshire North.— Tuesday, Solihull ; Thursday, Hill Moreton; 
Saturday, Warwick on Birmingham Road — quarter to 11. 
Whriii.es , i Mu ) — Tuesday, lliauu Bone, Buckelbuarjr ; Wednesday, 
Tilehnrri; Friday, Streetly. 
Willoughby (Mu.)— Monday, Blrdsall House; Wednesday, Elving- 
ton ; Friday, Gnuton ; Saturday, Hildenby — half-past 10. 
Wilts, South - Fir-t open hunting day, Thomhille— 11. 
Woodovis— Monday, Pidlnnd Corner; Thursday, Grimston House— 
lialf-past 10. 
Windham's iColonei.i.— Monday, Waltham Park ; Wednesday, Salmon 
Bridge; Friday, Fittlewortli Wood— half-past 11. 
WoncESTE U9H1RE. — Monday, Crowle; Tuesday, Willey; Tlinrsday, 
Plymouth Arms, Tardeldgg; Friday, Severn Stoke — half-past 1". 
Wynn's (Sir W. W.)— Monday, Baschurcli; Tuesday, Cherry Hill; 
Friday, Llanpwll ; Saturday, Penley— half-past 10. 
Yarborough's, Earl of— Monday. Brackenboro' Hall; Wednesday, 
Rye Hill ; Friday, Normanby Clump— 11. 
York and Ainsty.— Monday, Wigginton Bar; Tuesday, Whixley ; 
Thursday, lied House; Saturday, Helpenby — half-past 10. 
HARRIERS. 
B.V Tuesday, Ceme Hill; Friday, Stoke Common — half-past 11. 
Brighton. — Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday, Thunder’s Barrow; 
Saturday, Dyke— quarter to 11. 
Breconshire. — Monday, Llandefolle; Wednesday, Cefnbrynich : 
Friday, Bailt-hrylli— 11. 
Brookside. — Mondny, Newmarket Hill ; Thursday, Telscombe Tye— 
half-past 10. 
Carlisle (The). — Tuesday, Halfway House, Dnlston Road; Friday, 
Broad watlt— 10. 
Craven.— Monday, Kennels; Wednesday, Stanton Coats; Friday, 
Otterburn — 1 1. 
Duj.yekiox.— Mondny, Kingsbromplon Village; Thursday, Comers 
Gate, Wins ford Hill ; Saturday, The Kennel — half-past 10. 
F. (The).— Tuesday, Kerscott Beech Tree; Thursday, the Kennel; 
Saturday, Higher Town— 10. 
High Peak.— The first day the weather permits, Green Cowden House 
—11. 
Lewis's (Captain Hampton).— Monday, Hunting House; Wednes- 
day, Llanbedrgoch School; Friday, Paiiton Arms, Holyhend-road 
(deer- 121. 
Tonsd ale's (Earl of). — Friday, Betliow Lane — 10. 
Morpeth — Tuesday, Horsley Moor; Fridav, Stannlngton — half-past 10. 
Newcastle and Gatbshrad.— Monday, Mill House, Black Fell; Fri- 
day, Frenchman's Row— half-past 12. 
Stockton, Dillingham, and Hartlepool. — Monday, Carlton; 
Thursday, Hartlepool— half-past 10. 
Tiianet— Monday, Aeol; Tuesday, Broomfield ; Thursday, Dandelion; 
Saturday, Si. Peter’s — lialf-past 10. 
Wheblev— Tuesday, Blade Bone, Buckelbunry ; Wednesday, Tile- 
hurst; Friday, Slreetley — 11. 
SCOTLAND. 
POX HOUNDS. 
DtmFRffissmRF. (Lord Drumla niug's).— T uesday, Lockerbie; Satur- 
day. Torthorwald— lialf-past 10. 
WETtavss's (Lord.) — Monday, Dunse Castle; Tuesday, Kailhmuir 
Toll; Wednesday, Hepburn Wood; Friday, Preston, by Dunse; 
Saturday, Etal — half-past 10, 
IRELAND. 
A LIST OF THE PYTCHLEY HOUNDS, 
THE EARL OF UOPETOUN, MASTER. 
Barbara Duke of Beaufort's Boaster. 
Witchcraft . 
Dams. 
Barmaid.. 
Bertram i 
Beldam 
Matchless 
Niobo 
Nosegay 
Rasselas ■ 
Speedwell 
Whynot | Conqneat. 
Termagant. 
Lord H. Bentinck’s Bluecap . 
Duke of Rutland's Bertram . 
Merryman 
Nauseous 
Duke of Rutland's Nimrod... 
Rasselas 
Seaman 
Fairmuid | 
Famous > 
Fearless ) 
Fleecer J 
Merrylass 
Pillager I 
Promise ) 
President 
Redrose I 
Rosebud I 
Seaman ) 
Sempstress ; 
Social ) 
Singer 
Wishful 
Lively. 
Dowager. 
Gaylnss. 
Madcap. 
Plausiblo. 
Songstress. 
Rachael. 
Workman.. 
Duke of Rutland’s Fleecer.. 
Messmate 
Juggler 
Duke of Rutlaud’s Primer.. 
.Mr. Lumley's Rider 
seaman.. 
Buxom 
Chanter I 
Chanticleer f 
Fortune 
Festive 
Harmless 1 
Hopeful ) 
Jailor 
Jasper 
Joy fill 
Juggler 
Madcap 
Myrtle 
Rhapsody 
Rustic 
Scornful 
Stomier 
Road; 
8TAG HOUNDS. 
Garrison. — M onday, Norman's Grove; Friday, Kiiruc — 1. 
Ward Union. — Wednesday, Eighth Milestone, Ashbourne 
Saturday, Bnilintry Gate— 1. 
POX HOUNDS. 
Biujcklesby. — Monday, Brackeiihorougli Hall; Wednesday, Rye Hill; 
Friday, Normanby Clump — 11. 
Carlow (Island). — Monday, Raihraore Bridge; Tuesday, Cramford; 
Wednesday, Shillelagh; Friday, Tombraeh — 11. 
Clare.— T uesday. Cragbrien ; Friday, Caraiinn Bridge— quarter toll. 
Limerick—' Tuesday, Castle Hewson ; Friday, Glcn-Bcvnn— quarter 
to 11. 
Mahon's Mr.— Mondny, Ballyglass; Thursday, Hollymount — 11. 
Meath— M onday, Brooklyn; Tuesday, Allenstown; Thursday, Kil- 
leen: Saturday, Bengerstowu — 1 1. 
Motode Castle, — Wednesday, East Well; Saturday, Lavally— 11. 
O it mon d and King's County.— Tuesday, Mount Heaton; Friday, 
Kilcoleman — 11 . 
Queen's County.— Tuesday, Ballykilcaian; Saturday, Ballybrophy— 
11 . 
Route — Tuesday, Kilraughts ! Friday, Kennel — 11. 
Wellfort Club.— Weduesday, Kilyan; Saturday, Mount Silk— Jl. 
HAnniERS. 
Ballymahon Union.— Tuesday, Tubberclare ; Friday, Colllerstown 
— half-past 11. 
Dulkek— T uesday, Mellifont: Friday, Legan Holl. 
Fifth Dragoon Guards. — Monday, Waterfall; Wednesday, Kennel ; 
Friday. Im.iscarra Chureli— quarter to 12. 
Lecale. — Monday, Moneycarrnli ; Thursday, Bishop’s Court. 
Monaghan.— Tuesday, ltooskey Mills; Friday, Branobruin House — 
half-past 11. 
Pa LMEfeOTowN.— Tuesday, Miltown; Saturday, Klngswood, Naas Road 
— 12 . 
Tullamobr.— Monday, Rathvobbin ; Thursday, Killilcgh— 11. 
Wicklow.— Monday, Barandarrig ; Friday, Newcastle^— 11. 
beagles. 
Fethheston’s (Mr. II.)— Monday, Newcastle; Friday, Annevllle— 11. 
Beauty 
Barrister 
Bounty 
Forester i 
Fairy I 
Fretful J- 
Franlic I 
Filagree ) 
Furrier ) 
Feudal .....f 
Flagrant f 
Fugleman ) 
Monarch 
Messmate I 
Mischief ) 
Monitor 
Music ) 
Mystery J 
Rallywood 
Trojan 
Wanton 
Wellington ... 
Wilful 
Waspish 
Whynot 
Famous. 
Melody. 
Sempstvess. 
Playful. 
Barmnid. 
i 
Bluebell. 
Duke of Rutland’s Stonner.... 
Wanderer 
l.ortl 1 a Ruler 
Mr. Lumley's Chaser 
Filagree. 
Bauble. 
Modish. 
Mr. Lumley's Fleecer 
The Btnmliam Fearnought . 
Lord Fitzwilliam’s Hermit.. 
Juggler.. 
Merryman 
Lord Fltzwillinm’s Richmond. 
Mr. Lumley's Ranter 
Lord Fitzwilliam's Sportsman .. 
Mr. I.utnley’s Singer 
llondsmaid. 
Cowslip. 
Ransorao. 
Brenda. 
Graceful. 
Baronet 
Lord Fitzwilliam's Bluecap 
Lord Fitzwilliam’s Bluecap 
Lord Filzwilliam's Forester . 
Dauntless. 
Blooming. 
Priestess. 
Fatima. 
Gladsome. 
Harlot. 
Wish fill. 
Prudence. 
Witchcraft. 
Lavish. 
Fleecer 
Lord Fitzwilliam’s Marmion 
Duke of Rutland's Messmate .... 
Lord Fitzwilliam's Mannioit 
Lord Fitzwilliam’s Marmion 
Duke of Rutland’s Ragland 
Duke of Rutland's Trouncor ...... 
Workman 
Workman.. 
Boxer 
Cardinal 
Concord 
Crafty 
Careless 
Conquest 
Fearnought 
Factious 
Factor 
Fatal 
Ferryman 
Favourite 
Foreman ‘ 
Friendly 
Faithful 
Marmion 
Magnet..... 
Minister 
Marplot 
Midnight 
Prompter 
Prosper 
Playmate 
Pastime 
Pleader 
Princess 
Patience 
Purity 
Parisal 
Regent 
Sportsman 
Sparkler 
Songstress 
Spinster 
Spritely 
Sailor 
Boxer... 
Coaxer . 
Caron 
Caron 
Caron 
Lord Fltzwllliain’s Feudal.. 
Flagrant.. 
Fleecer.. 
Fleecer.. 
Boaster* 
Banket .... 
Bachelor . 
Blemish .... 
Blissful 
Lord Fitewilliam's Marmion.. 
Pillager . 
Pillager . 
Bluecap 
Lord Fitzwilliam's SportBinan . 
Lord Fitzwilliam's Sportsman . 
Seaman 
Pillager 
Buxom. 
Wisdom. 
Playful. 
Princess. 
Countess. 
Dainty. 
Gladsome. 
Bloumlng. 
Boundless. 
Fatima. 
W ary. 
Myrtle. 
Countess. 
Wish fill. 
Restless. 
VenuB. 
Buxom. 
Racket. 
Boundless. 
FearlcBS. 
Dauntless. 
Cheerful. 
Rival. 
Playful. 
Matchless. 
Niobc. 
Brilliant. 
8m Edward BrtWEn Lyttor th EniNnunon.— On Wed- 
nesday evening last, Bir Edward Bulwer Lytton was inaugurated 
into the office of President of the Associated Bocleties or Edin- 
burgh University, at a meeting Assembled for the purpose in 
Queen-fltrcct-hall, of that city. The hon. baronet was the first 
elected to the office, which is an extra-academical one, created 
by the Associated Societies last summer. The largo hall was 
quite crowded on the occasion by IndieB and genllcmen, and 
Rrnong the latter on the platform were — the Lord Advocate, 
Lord Robertson, Lord C’nrriehill, Sir Archibald Alison, Bart., 
Mr. Sin ling, of Kelr, M.P., Mr. Cowan, M.P., the Professors 
of the University, and numerous well-known clergymen. The 
Lord Advocate, in a few words, introduced the honourable 
baronet to the meeting, and then Sir H. 15. Lytton delivered 
no address replete with polishod phrases and beautiful imagery, 
which, owing to the lato period wo received the report, we regret 
wo cannot insert. g 
Harmonic Union. — Mendelssohn's Jilijah will lie per 
formed at Exeter Hall on Monday next, when Signor 
Del letti will inuUe [his first appearance in London in that 
celebrated oratorio. 
Bonnylaes 
Comus ) 
Bluecap 
Hopeful 
Corsican ) 
Friar ' -) 
Freedom 
Nosegay 
Boundless 
Falstaff 
Fencer J 
Helican ' 
Hazard 
Hotspur 
Hmdmnld 
Mariner 1 
Matcyless 
Barmaid 
I'lllagreo 
\V lshfal 
Costly 
GOrland 
Melody j 
Pedlar j 
Prudence j 
Pillager' 
Shiner ) 
Streamer ( 
SpoJtive ) 
Saladln 
Try well 
I Sportsman 
Young Hounds . 
CO 
9t 
False Dates in Watermarks op Papers. — Lately in cutting 
up some paper for photographic purposes, I found in one and the 
same quire two sheets without nny mark, two of tho date 1851, 
nine bearing the date 185.1, and tho remaining eleven were 1854. 
I can imngine a caso might occur in which tho authenticity of a 
document might ho mucTi questioned wore it datod 1853, when 
tho paper would lie presumed not to have been inado until a year 
afterwards. 1 think this is wortli making a note of, not only by 
lawyers, hut thoso intoroated in historical documents. 
