The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27 00:00:00

DORORRSTIR FARMERS'
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Theo Fairllary meeting wen held at the Auk lope
Doreherter, on Seturdar evening. Yr. J. O.
Homer (Preeldent., to the chair, M.. It. Collie (Vise-
President), the Roe. T. Boonett, Tollsr ; Mr. W. H.
Hawkins. Martlostoon ; Mr. T. &Roder% Mr. Chapman
Branders, Wsterombe ; Mr. S. Crown. Adadetou ;
Mr. .leoky, Itedtpole ; Mr, T. A. Homer. Tolonddle ;
Mr T. Look, Eleptor, , Mr Wrt.ittl To!kr ; Mr.
tbrebuter ; aud Dlr. 1. PcLrce Iccitat feints for
the boo. see.
It MY &f reed to Invite Mr. 't,oottor, of Kling, to
on muoh 234.1.1 at Ulla osuotlug the (.Ihoars
are to be shores, sitit the other anneal boduom of the
slob triturated.
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MB liritanau Lamm
Tho piggrporr Ofp. J. Homer) 044 00 noount of
mot gioppotawasato they bad had with regard to
thou mood Dr. jugrideord Mr. Spooner, mune of the
olub had asked him iso k over the Barl of Lokonee•
loony which had totelaninared In owns of Use rabbis
Ind, am he tood, had bran adopted
Cronin the Bari of Leicester and his taints/. It
. wag g Norrak loon but it might be that la Doran
they ' hi get a few blots (rein it. He should go through
th• *loam sank., and Into him °Pinion as the
Chairman of the club upon each of thorn —he might
hold some views at variance front Woos of the liari of
La; tor ong hii toonstry, but &nor Inking at inn
o▪ uliesn".l Istaaajdows:!lN"arthileya wdidiWaile6aoble...emean"isviewto aly""pti.dhatot for
aas "ytilo; !
Latimir.satiassitonobiarfizirwinemmu.k...s7.wddqaptrutb.o.4...dertak:h.4::s
bewlitha...asfiLawpsitruzaterneal
—" The he to bo for twenty roan commening
on the oloi= day of Onober, on thossand eight
sesieseihnaarrtoilysocos7: '
hoes but
to
ts;
witariaindikt
ihofthetheistestanwat .
uoalttrit.hathiadtiehe
landlord shall lien' if be Wink Al, giant • Dew loan
from the ead of the sixteenth year, at the old rest for
the bet four year. of lin sow term, and In Use ro-
wmarnalndorbeguiftizipse.ologlin.bsiii.srmie.maete the.zrenuie. tariirsil:datoal.engif
Iy6
ytairnwilii
tenet aad landlord agree for •forthor teem, the guilt-
* goose, will on some labs opnatlen, but for the int
foar yaw the old real is isostioned, sad alter that
whatever to agreed ca. Noah an arraoguneat was
rorp onontiot to good fsmislrag—the lead would not be
thrown eel of the heat ealidoolies on aesoant of gait*.
tog, fee they would ANA hy 'thin olanas that the Intl
had to be hataight tato deans& system V a sew Issue
he an paned With regard to leessm, he man say
that neapyiag aadar • Laos wa. the only rife sync m
of feudal" nil that it was the caly tartan solar
whisk agrisaltare sash 4 be married spa 0. the .......• ...s
, .... ...4.1• non te In- (hoar, Mar). But • eaves
years' Inas was good foe polities, for immediately as
entering tho mosaphor bad to Oink shout g slitting ; bat
with • 30 years' lean the nand would tenet his
eaplial with seadlenot aid defer better by the land
bar hamligt, his intared. &ad no nomads., it lens,
limo if he had bat a yowl, holding er • semi year.'
lene—(hoar, Mar). He Umiak{ that Are{ luau° eon-
Kai to good laming ; if the whole of their farms were
tee ou looms for 20 years, rather that for say shorter
tern he believed the stale of agrimaltare would be
mach bettor evert than it le—(hear). The snood clan.
wasi—" 2. The tenant is to rank Is the farmharose, sod
not to swim nadariet, or part with the farmhouse, or
any part of tee tarn ',Mout the previous onsent, in
writing, of the 1 todlnd or his seat" He had no
doubt that was peados* in anordane with the view.
of them all. The third alone wee :—" 3. The root la
to be X per O2auln, sod is is to begone due and he
pa) able by two equal half-yearly paymeats, namely, on
the iiih April sad 11th Onohor in rash year (exoept the
lest half-year's not, whin Mull become due and be
pay sqe ea the 2011 of Asgard neat before the lumina-
to, of the tensely), Oen of all present and future
rates, taxis, aoddedasiseas whatever, except the tithe-
mit chars.. had tax, gait-roots, end litedlord's pro-
• I, tax. The leant la also to pay EA per osatain
peg &REIM coal, seas co mama of moan expeadod by
the laarlind Is alterin or mining balliap at the
request of leant, altar amp works agreed to be done at
the commeneoment of the Itnionsy are itemplond ; be
I. olio to pay LS per mania per acknom oa any sem or
earns of many expoodad by the Landlord in draining.
The payment (or building is to commons from the ilth
day of October ant after the oompletion of the work,
sod the payees% for draining from the 11th day of
October neat before the 00impletium ; and both the said
nasal soots &ball bosoms due, arid nation payable as
root, dariag the remainder of the term, on the same
goy.. She orient suet ts payable, aaa be subject to
the MOW ocaditioste." He thought it strikOZ• that the
last hail-year's neat should be stipulated to to paid t..
months Won it was due; but so doubt it wee to
snare the lendlord &talon loss, The inland charged
on improvement was has, bat he could not see exaesly
tow the month for drainage works could 00111Uleale
before it was knows whit was laid out, although he
axpostod it was arranged that the payment for draluege
works elseald oommenois the 11th October before
thaw wasplation, beanoe the payment for hand-
bags wits rtiniated not to lonia till the 1 I tit
October after they were finielied. 'The fourth
010000 provided for • I all Mialtnimas entry :
"4. The teaant before entering upoa the noupation
of the farm trio pay to the lariolord each a saw of
mosey as the hay, taunts., toenail wank, and musk
left upon the farm, and grown and made theme duds(
the than promat year, shall he adjudged to be worth
for oonsamption on the firm ; the amount to be
determined by arbitration, as hereinafter provided; and
also the amount that has beim expended for rusts end.
sown on the farm Is the came you sad t voodoo* per
110111 for sowing the nate. At the :Ind of the landlord
all the hay, tap on s sad mangold,rursie which shall
be grown sad Zied the farm in the last year,
Win paid for be sun by arbitration." By this clan;
the whole of the hay aid the fourth put of the root
....... n.. 0., in &area nit 5.0. ..I ...4..- 0..,
allowed the tenet on quitting to have a 'Una-
lion in tin nine way as the insonsing tenant,
but the valuation was to to of what wee
to be seen on the land—marigold, swedes, oo
whatever the roots might be, wore all to be valued
upon the land. Ile wielia them all to onside,
this clause. la Dorset, sad in Wilts partionialy,
Wages won paid for instead of crop. One WS
expand a great deal on the tillages of the loom
Secant's fourth part et the form, baying artiA
manure and slain all as if he were going
to remain cm the farm, sod thin • dry
snubs( coming In, 68 last jeer, not get
• quarter arop la linara, so that soder tbis
owne the oatigelag tonal would only got eao-fourth
fer galas thliegs. and this artaelals he had used—
(bear, heir). He oosaldered that elan* altogether
wrong, sad that the plea adopted Is Doren, Willa,
and ante, of paying for Wishes and manors w for
=•—(imar, beer). Bet he osigomog that the
tenet should beat liberty to direct the wa-
✓ing isheall as le what tillages he is to pat ea the
Ind, what artillielais be la to aso, and to have the
sole mannment of the tarsip lead, the ou
MIMS" doing 4 the labour, aid than all he lot
ban to Wan this arbiaraton would be the work
he haa sowing, and other work with
&iiv.
hones, alai samaras. The elite!!g
tenant idea pad foe Ida labour and
more. If he orda go{ this Was of his tirop, 'tiirt
a bad wrioa. he might_saly be awarded half the
amount the labour Gad artilidel had coon The fifth
clause was-5. "Thu toasht is to And and provide, al
proper gad cosavaident thonhefore the Ist day of Jane
neat after entering upon the occapothe of the farm
(up to which time Use bane or draminchoune are to
muds Is the nospation of the out-going tenet),
suasion{ bona sad waggoos. or earl% with driven,
So many the onsenory fool and water to Um steam
engin for analog the suns, grain, or pulse of the
roams woo ; to remove the oars, grata, Of pule
when lihnehed tato the drawing hone ; to provide
latonisin he ninon the straw as it news from the
*nab* moans ; and to provide horses and driven
to r•IMOV• the eine' engin and thrnitinzagparatas
lifter each anshing to aay dins:tee not my,,
WWI from the farm. The tenant is to sorry oat and
deliver, at proper sod rionvealent times, before the
lam lit day of Jane, Is Inds of not lam than twenty -
Ave mamba one, sad not exceeding loads in any
week, ell mod OW% grain, and pulse, to any plan as
may he required, witbda tem miles from the farm, and
ben hard the empty mike ; sad be tot, be allowed
to take the straw, shaft, ilarl colder for him airs nor,
sad to be paid or allowed by the out-going isnot the
holy ang porterage eoungailall upset Cents out the
soon AI the sod of the Massey Use alord la to
make the same provina In thrashing and oarrying
out before the lit (laid Jane following the oorn, grain,
sad pain gravies the farm in the hat year of the
tenon, sad to permit the Want to retail poleMiloll
og the ion, or drain-house until that date." He
lb:night it rather hard that the loping taunt should
have to do so mash work and only get the Wall and
shad for it, as anhat he 'mid sell the straw off the
farm it would never companion him. The sixth
alum was—" The leant I. to cultivate and manage
the farm duriag the Ain sixteen years of the term
acoording to hie ova jad=r, and to have full
power during soca time to of all or any portion
of the prods« of the farm* sale or otherwise. Daring
the boat tour years the tonal shall bring Ids arable
leads Into the foar-soorm system of husbandry
prudded in Norfolk, so that in the last year of the
term there shall be, cc Wady al the Use of the fields
will admit, one-fourth Is winter corn or pain, upon '
olland or pas of on year's lying; one fourth in a ,
root stop, of which not more than on-fourth than he
tu=id wureel, &ad not more then on-tenth in white
s ; on fourth part in barley, or other spring ,
sore; and the rome&ing fourth part in ollood or gram I
of one year's lyieg ; mid he is on to saw any bemp,
mustard. coloseed, nor any clovor, trefoil, or other
artificial grim, to dead or grow for • strop or seed in
the last four years of the terra." By this the toenail
was empowered to mange the farm daring the Arst 16
nano:. be thought best, and might sell all his straw
and boy. There were very few loans drawn in that
way, most of them stipulating for the oonsumption of
the straw on the farm. During theists& four pars the
land waste he brought into the four.courn system.
That he thought nos guile right, and believed
be had often mid so at that dub. But he objected
to the stipulation not to grow nod during the last four
years, Had the rogrietion been to grow nly for the
taaaat's own nee the douse would have been perfect.
The next clause he thought was a mature .imply
between landlord and toasts, and did not Wool them
isi up wig, It was "7. The tenant is effectually to
destroy all rabbits—
Mr. Wurrrih : I think that's • shone that does affect
us—(laughter.)
—moles, and rata, upon every part of the farm. The
tenet le to deliver tram= loots of good wheat-straw
at the Holkhani stables, or at any on of the londlord'a
as may be dinned, in every year. without
abirZig wa'acal Tin tenant is to deliver on good lat
turkey at Hollthara House la the month of December
In every year. The tonal is to do day's work of
four horses with the assestary waggons or sorts sad
drivers as may be noshed, to any place within the
dictum of tea miles from the farm in every year with-
out &Homan ; and In esse any portion of snob day's
work shall not have bees don Is any one year, the
arrears of such year shall be performed in the cube,-
grant year, if required or appointed by the landlord or
his &goat. [The otlpalation for delivering "One good
fa{ Union at Hollikin hon." provoked great laughter.]
He (goo proolgoot) thought if sees liked to kens hones
tel skek Isseard, 01 Asi stay tat lam, OM vas