British Farmer's Magazine, Tema 78James Ridgway, 1879 |
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Página 187 - It is evident, that so far from sewage mixed with twenty times its volume of water being oxidized during a flow of ten or twelve miles, scarcely two-thirds of it would be sO destroyed in a flow of 168 miles at the rate of one mile per hour, or after the lapse of a week.
Página 304 - When two years' rent of the holding is due and unpaid, or when the crofter has broken any other of the statutory conditions, he shall forfeit his tenancy, and shall be liable to be removed in manner provided by the fourth section of the Act of Sederunt anent removing of the fourteenth day of December one thousand seven hundred and fifty-six.
Página 101 - In every such case the governors of Queen Anne's Bounty may, if they think fit, on behalf of the incumbent, out of any money in their hands, pay to the tenant the amount of compensation due to him under this Act ; and thereupon they may, instead of the incumbent, obtain from the County Court a charge on the holding, in respect thereof, in favour of themselves. Every such charge shall be effectual, notwithstanding any change of the incumbent.
Página 324 - Journal,' the author said, that " so far as his own observations had enabled him to decide, the disease is only communicated by the actual contact of a diseased animal with a healthy one, and that it is at least exceedingly probable that the mode of communication is by the inhalation of the breath of the diseased subject.
Página 304 - ... action against the tenant before the Judge Ordinary, who is hereby empowered and required to decern and ordain the tenant to find caution for the arrears, and for payment of the rent for the five crops following or during the currency of the tack, if the tack is of...
Página 145 - Minister thereof, in any part of the said colony, it shall be lawful for the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, by...
Página 187 - Thus it has been asserted that, if sewage be mixed with 20 times its volume of river water, the organic matter which it contains will be oxidized and completely disappear, while the river is flowing
Página 304 - Act, have the same rights and remedies against his tenant when six months rent is due and unpaid as is now provided by the law of Scotland when twelve months rent is due and unpaid, and shall also have the same rights and remedies against his tenant when twelve months...
Página 197 - ... should be given. By that circular such inspection was not made compulsory, but the certificate was to be issued only upon the application of parties interested. As the export trade in live cattle from the United States is of vital importance to large interests, every precaution should be taken to guard against the shipment of diseased animals abroad, and such a guarantee given as will satisfy foreign countries, especially Great Britain, that no risk will ensue from such shipments of communicating...
Página 304 - Where a tenant shall run in arrear of one full year's rent, or shall desert his possession and leave it unlaboured at the usual time of labouring, in these, or either of these cases, it shall be lawful to the heritor or other setter of the lands to bring his action against the tenant before the Judge Ordinary, who is hereby empowered and icquired to decern and ordain the tenant to find caution...