The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-23 00:00:00

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PHOPHYLACTICK, IN f IOORATING.
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for it refreshes the memory." Emphati the scent for warm
Weather, for hat and demotes Weather, can of Ha bottles,
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OPERA and FIELD GLASSES.—NEGRETTI
and MANIA warrant tbelr Olaanee as =Availed tar
brilliancy, power, sad deflation up to to togas range,
ts. and
tits., in case compete. —l. Hatton prden Comba
gegent.street and Crystal Palace, Bydenhant.
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astnatars at l o'clock.

MESSRS. MECHI and BAZIN have on BALE
the largest variety in the kingdom of TRAVELLING
sostre.‘ m d PRIMING EARS for Ladies,
and GenUemen.-11E Regent-
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OW A L NOTICE —TO GENTLEMEN.
MR. MILES (Alfred Webb Mike), 73, Brook-
,st,„ Msurrerryuilre, La prepared to sebmit foe piddle
approval the
NEW TROUSERS EATTEENS
for Serif. 4 end Summer wear, which wiU be toned in water
variety aad better tbaa ever. The continual remark of rattle-
men to their friends Is, Why pay more than Ida for your
summer • meeeen
EVE &ERODE KNOWS Mr. MILES removed from Bawd-
street la Ist

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and make clever speeches in Parliamint; but it V
is even more the duty of a squire %o -keep bis
estate in order—not delegating his fu
diatenctions to
an agent who, by acting terme tenant,
has the opportunity, if so minded, of making a
profit by a transfer—but looking into matters
himself, and seeing that the contract& made with
his tenants are fair and equitable. A landlord
who does this is no more likely to be suspected of
conniving at the overreaching of a tenant than of
being guilty of the sale of an unsound horse at a
sound price, or of any other act which may
improve his banker's balance at the expense of
his good name.
It is remarkable that, though two tenants com-
plained, only one appeared at the sovalled I
" court," and he bad ceased to " live under " the
Squire of Braxted. The fact is, that there is not
a more timid class generally than the year-to-year
tenant of a small farm. Scratch a Russian and
you find a Tartar ; scratch such a tenant and you
find a serf. He votes as his landlord directs, or
rather, without his landlord's orders, as his land-
lord votes. Nay, if he holds two farms in adjoin-
ing divisions of the county, under two landlords
of opposite politics, he votes with each landlord,
entirely unaffected by political convictions. And
this timidity is so engrained in the nature of small
farmers, that even where they have leases they are
only too apt to follow the same course, so that in
a county election even the leaseholders vote to
please the landlord, whom they oblige and enrich
by their tenancy and capital.
It will take generations to work off this evil,
which some kinds of agency intensify ; and as I
long as landlords countenance such acts as con-
fiscating as money forfeited for non-performance
of an agreement • sum which has been paid down
on account of • valuation, so long will mutual
confidence be impossible between landlord and
tenant.