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- 4.F"'—oTheieela11d£H!lo1"d and his agent, and any‘ 
of the co1n1nittee,~to have the liberty, at all

times, to enter on the land for all reasonable

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¢s;g§{ficie11tl)T, and to keep his path clean.’

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5.‘—No tggént to trespass upon a-nother’s *-

:i.”allotn1ent,  or to ‘plant Within ten inches of 

,,, the o11t§Ide. spade. h.usbandry only.

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'6.—"No<tenant to. nnderlet. his ta.llot1nent,

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_ 1'71 3.—.—’.l.‘he landlord to ‘pay the rates?-' and .—-N9 tenant to plant more than three-
 ‘ taxes. ',_  fourths of ‘Ens allotment Wlth potatoes, or more

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than one-half wnh peas or beans 1n one year,

_ 01"‘ to plant in?future any frpit-vtrees ogbushes.

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:9.-—‘—The tenant to_ c11lt1°wrnte [his_.e1and by-5‘: H»

 E10".--—l\To‘_tena11t to, enter ,or quitthe garden 

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M  R. S  H,
‘(Agent to the Marquis Conyngham.) _

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1.—A-The«-eteena11té'fié* -be i5n.i1abi«ta.fi{-*;s' of th"e _ j _
P3_g‘;.1:il_i_sh of BRIDGE. Any tenant leariné the  
parish, to be. permitted to retain his. aflot 
till the end of the year. ' I I

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2..—The rent for eaeh allotment (five
shillings) to be paid ‘up the lendloia or iris
agent on tiheififsr-t M‘enday"'1"T1‘Gct0ber in each. 3
year, at the _’[)1E|:CB anti hour appointed.

 

 

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11.—Should any tenant permit his children
to trespass upon the all_ot1nent of-.- any other
tenant, or to destroy any of his. crops, he may
be ca-11$ upon, at the ,dis_oretion of the coin-
zmittee, to forfeit A“ his allotment? at the end of

the year.

12.+Any tenant. who ,shall be proved
guilty bf any Inisdeiifil-ealiio1ir,_oArLoffeiiée_"a;gé.%‘?*‘

the laws of his eouiitry, to" fo‘1-feit his allot-

Fridey, Christmas-daJX,,..,1,0r on any public fast

or tha,11]isgiyin,$ day. .

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0 Work to be done" or vegetab_les 
* gathered on any allotment on Sunday, Good

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..   Qf _‘candidates for a,11o1:ments
 be kept  Hie agent," With‘ the dates of
their a,pp]ic%a.17io11,_ and *s:a.c;a;m.oies as  occur-*