Unhappy Land-Owners.
English land-owners are menaced with the same impecuniosity, as French litterateurs. No less than 30,000 acres vainW demand tenants in Essex. Within tbjsfnßgttof London 170 acres were lately sqnlgH^Htt), -. for which £5,000 was refused tfflSHßp^o. Lady Catherine Gaskell, a great TfrWocrat-, proposesinan Einglisa.magazine articlefaa a remedy for all this, that fanners and their wives and daughters should cease to be educated, should avoid pianos and decent cloth* Jng,' rise at 3 o'clock in the morning, arid ppefid all day among the beasts in the field. .;,: points the topiMb^bnnginWfohraßi.a model imping'finWi whoso chief pebuit- , ajity, t is that they speak atroctousfyJJb»J*""'; 'EngHfeb/'a'ndeatineat'bnly qjk*^** ■**
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4525, 29 November 1884, Page 3
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