IN consequence of the Arrangements about to take place upon
the Dowager LADY BOLTON'S ESTATES, numerous circumstances
will occur respecting away-going Crops, removal of Hay, Manure
&c. &c. and in order to prevent as much as possible, that confu-
sion and uncertainty which will unavoidably prevail, without a
due knowledge of the established customs of the Neighbourhood,
and the actual conditions upon which her Ladyships Farms and
Lands are held, it has been thought requisite to circulate the fol-
lowing information, founded upon respectable authority.

THAT no more than one third part of the tillage Lands to be given up can be sown down
with away-going Crops, and that must be taken only from the Fallows, Turnips,
Seeds not more than three years old, Beans and Pease Stubbles.

No Turnip Land to be sown with away-going Crops, unless the Turnips are consumed
upon the Ground where grown.

HAY must be consumed as much as possible upon the Lands where grown, and if given
to Cattle in the House or Stables, the incoming Tenant will be entitled to the
Manure produced therefrom.

THE Manure arising from the Straw of away-going Crops, (where the Tenant totally
leaves the Estate,) to be left upon the premises; or if the off-going Tenant
chooses, he may sell the Straw to his Successor.

No Hay, Straw, or Manure to be sold or conveyed from off the Farm.

GRASS Seeds sown in the preceding year, to be paid for by the in-coming Tenant.

IT is also necessary to remark that in case of any wilful infringe-
ment upon these Regulations is observed, every possible means
will be used to obtain redress for the Party injured.

By Order,

W. SADLER,

Agent to the Dowager LADY BOLTON.

DECEMBER 14, 1812.

Bell and Fall, Printers, Leyburn.