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Newspaper

Freeholder

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1851

Page

5

Small Freeholders Manage Dairy On One Acre

The article argues a cow can be sustained year round on a quarter acre with prudent planning, but warns of drought years. It outlines options during scarcity, recommends a larger freehold of one acre, and suggests two cows with staggered milking. It cites Harriet Martineau noting two cows on under an acre.

Cobbett Harriet Martineau

Safe Investment in Garden Plots Near Growing Town

Mr Cobden argues garden plots near a rising town are a safe investment. The piece agrees though notes plots may be too small for a working man in later life. It endorses both routes to freeholds and hopes artisans and laborers will use them.

Investment of Savings in Land Freehold Bank Proposal

A correspondent proposes a National Freehold Land Deposit Banking Company to aid Freehold Land Societies in England and Wales. The plan calls for £30,000 capital, annual calls, and loans up to deposited funds with safeguards. interest at least 5 percent and repayment via weekly contributions. The scheme aims to stabilize investments and advance land purchases while protecting deposits.

E. V. Jenkins Newport Monmouthshire Jenkins National Freehold Land Deposit Banking Company National Freehold Land Deposit, Investment, and Loan Society England Wales Royal British Bank London EK. V. Jenxius

The Paper Duty and Employment in Britain

An argument that taxing paper raw material harms labor and industry. It cites 40,000 direct paper workers and up to 320,000 employed in related sectors, plus indirect links to mills, transport, and crafts. It urges abolition of the duty to restore work and growth across metropolis and rural districts.

Robert Peel Great Britain United Kingdom England Europe
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