Building sites for cottages under Freehold Land Societies
The article argues for undulating ground better than flat, condemns retentive soils like clays, favors rocky subsoils and sands, and stresses sunny southern aspects and garden fronts. It advises detached or semi detached cottages over rows, warns against back to back housing, and urges surveyors to know sanitary science when selecting estates.
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Walthamstow
National Freehold Land Society
Malden
Birmingham
London
Laws of Entail and Agriculture Affects Land Improvement
To the Editor of The Freeholder. A long critique of entail laws hindering land work and capital access. It argues feudal rules block drainage and building works, raising costs, and delaying loans for owners with entailed estates. Witnesses show drainage boosts yields and employment, urging abolition or reform.
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The
Freeholder
Entail and Agriculture
Chronicle
London Daily
Treasury
Commons
Select Committee
House of Lords
Mills
Bisterne
Court of Chancery
Josiah Parker
England
Neville Grenville
John Thompson
Horley
Reigate
Iles
Clarke
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Mr. Clarke
Lord Stanley
Henry Putland
James Smith
Deanston
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