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This kind of stand used by Mr. Bakewell a 68 BEE-STANDS‘.‘ ibid. FARM-HOUSES ayp OFFICES.- 69 SITUATION AND ARRANGEMENT OF: ibid. Most ECONOMICALIN SAVING LABOUR ibid. Proper situation of; F< ibid. Near the centre of farm P; ibid.

A square the most proper: 5 ibid. Offices erected on exposed sides of. ibid.

Not attended to in building farm-houses.#6id.

S/E.6¢Fh1 ON Ju.

FARM-COTTAGES.

PAGE. COTTAGES j: TH. Building of, important to agriculture. ibid. Premotes the interest.of the farmer and land proprietor:. tbid. Advantages of,.as explained by different writers‘ é. ibid. The assistance of cottagers necessary to the farmer;; igzbids The utility of connecting such buildings with farms; i:. ibid. Useful in other points of view 3. ibid: Most expert labourers in husbandry pro- duced by this means; eriraid. Without them much time freduez‘ly lost 7S Farmers often injured. bid. Advantageous to have many on arms. zbid.

May sometimes be beneficial for tenants to build, or assistin building them.= 707d.

Condition of labourers thus much benefited ibid. Their habits rendered more regular Mea More disposed to perform the business of

cultivation;: ev thid

Necessary to remove all obstacles to the

erection of e A. thid.

They. promote population°: ibid.

Useful for the farmer to be more intimately

connected with cottagers. s) i wbed: Proper regulations should exist between

them 5:« nZO

Advantages of such a mode: oe 3b77. Should have portions of land annexed to

them a)-$3. 2bzd-

How it may be effected;«, bid.

Different situation of labourers considered 76d. Earl of Winchelsea’s observations on

them:: ae ibid: Difference of cottagers that have land

and those that have not. eeeS 1 Necessity of improving their Cottages,

shewn. comes. ibid.

PAGE. These should be at a distance from offices 69 Sometimes such as to overlook the ope- rations going on‘_ ibid, Must be adapted to the business: aero Nature of ground frequently points out si- tuations.‘-., 2bia, General obseryations on the expence of farm buildings.,. tbid, Estimates of‘;; ofic fi mo PAGE, Certain regulations necessary where land is annexed to them‘ SOAS Should be held in the possession of the , proprietors a.. tbid, When held by the farmer injurious to the cottager j iebid. Construction of different, according to. cir- cumstances and purposes‘. thid, For the farming labourer, plainness, sim- plicity, and convenience,, only necessary:‘. tbid. The miserable hovels they sometimes in- habit, highly disgusting. TE Situation of, little attended to: a te: Should be rather elevated, not high. wise Should be near the farm: a ghia: Circumstances to be attended to in the ground-floors of: pe hevid, In other parts of‘: tn dltd. Size of various‘: vigebld. Modes of dividing the rooms in different instances,’ on 20d

Economical modes of placing the stairs. 72d, ~= ee....=.> Mr. Kent’s opinion of their accommodations 54

Best forms of:‘ st bid: Circular plan objectionable‘. ibid. Suilding two or, more together saves ex- pence‘; a abide Upper rooms necessary for the preserva- tion of health:‘. ibid. Attention to warmth,&c. necessary in con- struction of-; jcthia Conveniences for free circulation of air, useful, E. bid, Means of preventing excessive heat in sum- mer‘ ¢ é 19:85 Cheap methods of coveringthem—. wigs tad. Thatch: oe;«<td. Reed i: ¢ 4 By asbid<

Stubble‘‘. bid