The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-05 00:00:00

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~uertake the reclamation of any Waste Lauda, am
pee unable to come to an agreement with the t:Akneis, a jury o,
three County Surveyors should i!e Iltipannelled before the
Assistant I3arister of the pf-cop'r county, to assess the annual
value of such land it Its unreclaimed state, and thereupon
the Commissioner:B should be bound to pay the owner the
annual Vl,ltt so assessed for a tertn of seven years; at the
expiration of which time, in the event of no lease having
been granted, and the Commissioners and the owner being
still unable to agte% another like jury should he tummoued, to
assess the fait annual value of the land in its then state ; the
money laid out, and consequent charges upon it being duly
considered and allowed%

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8. The Commi'aiOners should hold all land taken and
drained as mortgagees in possess.Nl, for the amount of so
much of 014 4/. per acre as they might have expended or caused
to bo expcaded upon h,
9. All rent ret'elved by the Commissioners, out of any lands
held by or Under them, and producing over and above 6 per
cent, per annum, upon the sum thereupon expended by them,
at the stipulated rate of 4/. per acre, should be paid over to
the landlord, without any further abatement or charge what-
ever) and a public register, with true copies of the leases and
agreements for the holding and renting of land, should be
kept by them, and be open daily for inspection at the ordinary
office hours of business.

10. All rent received by tho Commissioners at and under
the rate at 6 per cent. upon the outlay, should go to pay, first,
the 3 per cent. inttrest upon the Government advance : se-
condly, to repay that advance at the rate of 1 per cent. per
annum: end thirdly, the salaries and expenses under the Corn-
misslon. The residue should form a fund far extending ope-
rritions, or for making small loans to the lessees or holders of
reclaimed lands, at 3 per cent. per annum interest.
11. All land held by or under the Commissioners should be
exempt from tithe and poor-rates for twenty-ono years.
12. Corporations, tenants for life, and incapacitated per-
sons, should be empowered to make leases of waste lands to
the Commissioners, subject to all charges and conditions im-
posable under the Act.

13. Tenants building or planting should be entitled to re-
ceive from the landlord, at the termination of their leases, the
value of all stone-built and slated tenements erected by thorn,
and the value of the standing timber.
14. The Commissioners should once a year report their
undertakings, and deliver an account of their expenditure and
receipts to Parliameit.

15. As the annual charges of the establishment of the Irish
Board of Works do not exceed 5,5001., which is paid out of
the Profit obtained by the interest paid on loans beyond the cost
to Government, it would be proper to limit the expenses of
this Commission to the same amount.
16. The Act might be limited by a power to the Crown to
revoke the Commission at the end of seven years, in the event
of the proceedings under it proving unremunerative or unsa-
tisfactory.