R3/3798

Reads- Question of Gudgin giving possession at Michaelmas, and whether he had a lease from Macqueen. Hardy's capricious treatment by his late landlord Hinman (Wing's friend), who had a number of tenants in a few years; see no reason to change opinion already formed; generally something on both sides between landlord & tenant; no application for farm, so perhaps we must not be nice in choice; Hardy has capital; perhaps slur cast on his previous management might prove incentive to greater exertion; at time of life to take to improved methods; leaving own county (Rutland). Will speak to Todd about sheep.

14 May 1834

From: 1834 To: 1834

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Gudgin,
Macqueen,
Hardy,
Hinman,
Wing, J,
Todd

buildings and land use, michaelmas, religious festivals, non-agricultural leases, Landlord, tenancy, farms, money, manager, Rutland, sheep