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Journal of the House of Lords
… highest Rent of any Land. Do you consider it an exhausting Crop? I am not sufficiently well acquainted with Agricultural …
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… it is very certain that the Existence of the whole Crop originated in the previous Advances made to him on …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Money at heavy Interest upon Mortgage of their coming Crop; and are, from these Circumstances, doomed not only to a …
Journal of the House of Lords
… at the Government Expence, it claimed to share Half of the Crop with the Cultivators. Total Produce 71.914 Cullums of 4 …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of the Village; I never looked to him 'till he sold his Crop; I never forced him to pay his Rent at any Time when he … could prevent the Ryot making an Agreement to deliver the Crop to more than One Person? Yes. Do you apprehend, that if … but they had no other Security-no Power over the Crop? No; sometimes they had the Security of the Factory; the …
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… in the Country. Are they in the habit of growing the same Crop on the same Land in successive Years? I believe there …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Are Losses frequently incurred by the Failure of the Crop, and the Advance being less than the Crop will produce? I cannot state the Extent, but they must … by Instalments? Yes. Was the whole Advance made before the Crop was taken in? I think not the whole before the Crop was …
Journal of the House of Lords
… For the last Five or Six Years there has not been one good Crop of Indigo. Has a much greater Quantity of Land been … inundated are also sown with Indigo. Is it an exhausting Crop? I should think it was, from the Strength of the Roots …