This farm has been put into good productive condition by means of the tenant's capital, at a cost in draining and lime, (sunk,) of £2500. It is well known that nearly twice this amount has in many instances been thus expended; but we assume this as a fair average on a farm so rented. Interest upon which sum, to enable him to recover the same during an ordinary lease of from nineteen to twenty-one years, at 10 per cent, £250 0 0 Interest on capital invested in stock, &c., yielding an annual return of £1500, at 5 per cent, 75 0 0 Expenses of management--wages, tradesmen's accounts, extra manures, &c., 550 0 0 Casualties, loss on stock, &c., 50 0 0 Public and Parish Burdens, 45 0 0 -------- £970 0 0 --------- £1770 0 0 To meet this sum, there is the produce of 200 acres of grain, in each year, distributed as follows:-- Acres. Bushels. Bushels. Bushels. 100 Oats, at 48 per acre--4800. Off seed, horses, and servants, 2420 60 Wheat, 33 1980. Off seed, 180 40 Barley, 40 1600. Off seed, servants, 210 Remain disposable, at the prices on which his calculations were founded and warranted by the rates, as is proved, under protection:-- Bushels. 2380 Oats, at 3s., £357 0 0 1800 Wheat, at 7s., 630 0 0 1390 Barley, at 4s., 278 0 0 -------- £1265 0 0 Returns upon stock estimated, at prices then current, to yield, 750 0 0 -------- £2015 0 0 --------- Profit--remuneration for tenant's industry and skill, £245 0 0 The above grain produce yields, at the highest average I feel warranted in assuming, under free trade-- Bushels. 2380 Oats, at 2s., £238 0 0 1800 Wheat, at 5s., 450 0 0 1390 Barley, at 2s. 9d., 191 0 0 -------- £879 0 0 In place of, as above, 1265 0 0 -------- £386 0 0