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London, England, 1828-03-31 00:00:00

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;poacliera,‘.thol t ej commit no porSl' crime irfislu alien..
break the lay p the geitet al feeling thatiarfieli flli
propelly of those that can take it, perhaps, rn theft.*
%Smote). but I think that the general' feeling Mid"
Wihich they have 400.44 from the small farmer* vitirl
'are not rdlowid to kill *Oil thetinefvei. t have haul,
them observe, third its killing 4OMe thik we ie.ohlY
lieving the farmers f aid throtighoit the *hole of sy.
observations I have always (build, iiinfiAletit 16* Mar
'out of ten of all the small farmers who are not qualified
to kill githe theantelees, that they aft either poach- rs,
or else they secretly encourage poachirk.
Do yeti imagine that thee:tending* the right to kill
'game, and to have geese in potwit*n, to all persons
who are holders. of land,. Weald have a considerable
effect in destroying the trade cif 060114 ?—Un-
doubtedly. My opinion is; that if every game keeper
in the tingdom was dismissed-at onceeif the Arelt pea'
jsbrves r<e e distiihutedever the country, and the tares
.made the natural- gamekeeper for the landlord, tlret
'Would- be* sufficiency of game tar the f..rmer and foir
Ithe landlord; of course the landlord reierving the risk:
to come-apon the land at all times for' the purpose of,
'porting; and I think there would be a sutficienif df
game,.. audt.perliaps, marc gapic for spo,rt diet? it
nevi in. the great
,preserve,;-fog when I first boidie
strottsnsan, about thirtY•foor years ago, 1 think'
Was at-,least- ten head,. of game Over the tinpreseriiet
'iiort of the country where there is nine now,,and at- that
,time of courss,there were not above one iti ten pifierVes
Where thereis now.,, • . .
When yoq mentina farmers, do you' riseaif people &be
hold, under landlord,' oy. do you mean people' that •
,liind of their own ?—All fat skiers, whither tliethold -
,tioder Ilmiltsrds or whether ii is their own priVate
perty, if they are not qualified:
Would you allow both those clauses citperiollt to •
Islinatigaine?--All farmers. ff it is si Mad's Own pi*
11, of course he should do Whit he liked' With' hIY
gs ; hat if he'was a tiliantrenting andel' sir landintd;
Of course the laridloi'd Would' reierkre the right' to tome
sit all times to shoot upon the land.-- giri. alb( f pt
is, to mate the farmers and tenants- under thigreat
•landloPdVthe itatirrargemelteepers. •
Then your.vies• tnt„lreit the right' to gess* in die
occupier?—la the • yerian that grows the corn upon
which the game feeds.-
Subjeet rd any condition which the landlord might
impose upon him; in granting him the lease?—Cer-
tainly ; but- I 'think the way to. have plenty of game.
Would be not: t&tie the teethe' down; but inlet him hued
'spoit ils6. •
pots not it- come to your knowledge that fermi are
taken, and the rent fixed- upinn them, with reference to
tht genie that it liteseffedi?— Yes; I know ad if'
stance particular*. that it very appikahle td that qrsee.i.
tam.; I know where there is' a 1 age preserve of hales,
in the parish of iin the county of Wiltshire, so
much an/ that frequently in. going by you may tonne
from 500 io 1,000 litres sitting about in the epee day.
'which', i course. ere very destructive to the corn of
she farmers; and I remember their coming to. an M.:
. . !raogea.ent some rears ars by calling in surveyors.--
iinatorit dtt -e dote to bite his hater de-
!Stroyertairid Oil& to' mute some attangement With
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the iarnsets,sar to *hat illowafece sboUld pe made.-
The cakulation of rbe surveyors was, that the farmer
!got two sacks of wheat per acre less, generally, over
;his farm, in conseiitienie of the hares ; that his land
iwas Clitialife of gkratiat eight alias of wheat per-aete,
limit that', in cianteituente-of the' hires the fart% did 'tot'
Evora& above sir; and that allowance was agreed-
to, b the surveyors of the farmer and of the landlord
making that arrangement; and yet the farmers, as I
vet y well know, complained that there was nfatti pioitf
i'njuVy than that. and they were not *Med With if;
and with regard to the parts near Mime, ins quite
satisfied it did nbt come within the mark of the milt.
chief that was done. In that parish there were6oo acres
of wheat grown annually, therefore by the agreement,
as agreed upon betiveen ill the parties interested, theti
Was. at least 1,200 sacks of wheat grown less annually
in that parish than there would have been if there had
not torn an over qiiintity of hares. Now my calcilas
tiaa is, that the population of that parish never cord
suited mote than 900 sacks.of wheat in any one year.

CLERICAL. 1141 ELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, Malice
At the Coniehilies on Fade?, a trace passed the Senate ftalfo-
point the R. 4. WUtlast Wbewell, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of Trlt
;thy College, Professor of Minerslogyt in the room of the Rev. J.
S. ll(endow noir Professoi Balmy.
At the ;hove Congregation the following Degrees were Pis
(erred t MASTICS Or tars.
Rev. Jahn Townsheird Bennett, St. Pder's College.
re. t. INCePTOIIIk
James Challis, Fellow of Trinity College.
Thomas Riddell, Fellovi of Trinlty,Cullege.
EJwar4 Johnstone Trinity College
Wt. Goode, Trinity College.
Charlet William &Pert% T • • y College.
Rei. 1. Henry Pooley, Fellow of St. John's College.
Rev. Henry Cleveland, St. John's College.
Rev. F. C. B. Rale St. John's College.

Rev.. Edward Ventria, S. Peter's College.
Rev. Beijanain W. fleation, of rembiedi ddie
Rein Join Graham, Fellow of Queen's College.
Rev. Sam. W. Ward, Fellow of Magdalen College.
James Grandy Cress. Downing College:
ikcaxsou trl cram raw.
Rev. WarweU Fenn, Catherine
Monday, bless& Getiiie Alf Butterton. B.A. and
Alfa
HOE Kennidy, B.A. *ere elected Foundation Fella*, of Z Ales
Cat". e Rev. Miles Cutbush, of Si. John's College, wai On Wed-
, Okay bit admitted blaster of Arts.
OXFORD, ileac" a.
The Examiners ippointed by Dem Ireland's Tnisteeti hike 114.,
allied to tie Vite:Chancellor that they have elected Ildwiti Mate
(9ollpener of Wadham College, a Scholar en that fountiatiess.
Furlong, B.A. of Sidney College. was ordained rkacen; moil. A.
At an Ordination VW)? held by the Bishop of &Osbert. C. S.
Corpus
cbrui sad T. Husband, LA. of Magdalen eard B.A.
, A. of. John's College, W. N. Hooplellied4. of
, were
ordained Blest'.
The Rev. Ropers news of St. John's, Kilkenny. has lices
sensed to the living of the united parishes of Demitiore, Moadlie,
and Eilmoduna, in the county of Dublltt.
The Rev. John W. Atkinson, B. A. of Jeers College, Cambridge,
has been instituted by the Bishop of Roclester to Übe Will; of
Barham.
The Rev, James Barker has been instituted to the Vicaraye of
Great Abingdon, Cambridgeshire.
The Rev. Jamie Iliadic, Clerk, D.D: *al collated cm the tab
instant Ehe Bishop of Bristol to the valuable Rectory of the Pe-
' dos of awkchurch, Doraetshiii.
The . Robert Cos;-tel.A. was Meowed oh the 11th Whitt
by the Very Rev. the Dean of Exeter to the Perpetual Curacy of
East Stonebouse, Devon.
Friday se'nnlght, the Rev. William Henderson, A.M. of JUng's
College, Aberdeen. and late Minister of the Episcopal Cosisfrana-
tion, C.arruber's Close. Edinburgh,. was inducted to the potent
charge of the United &ma and English Episcopal Chagregition ha
Arbroath.