For remarks,&c. a plan that is daily extending its good effects, and which was originally introduced by my uncle, Mr. Kent, upon the estates under his care in Norfolk, and Worcestershire; which by form- ing a mutual interest, in the preservation of the buildings be- tween landlord, and tenant, confines this expensive out-going, into a moderate annual expenditure.

The outlines of the plan are, the landlord finds all materials for repairs(except straw), and is at half the expence of work- men's wages. The tenant employs what workmen he pleases, fetches the materials, and bears the other moiety of the work- manship. Thus a mutual interest subsists; and that best of cautions, to avoid heavy repairs, is never lost sight of,“Astitch

2 in time,“&c.

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