months' notice in writing, of such his intention, next before the term fixed for such abandonment by the notice so to be given by the lessee as aforesaid, or other sooner determination of the term, and for the lessor thereupon to enter upon and take all or any of the said engines, and other matters and things as aforesaid, as he shall think proper to purchase, on paying such price for the same as shall, in case of disagreement between the parties, be awarded by arbitration or umpirage in the usual way. different Lessee-to work, get, and raise, from and out of Quantities the said mines, the quantity of fifty tons of large coals to be rose at at least, in each and every week during the term of times. six months, to be computed from the twenty-fourth day of June now next ensuing, so that thereby the royalties and premises reserved as to the large coals, during the said period of six months, shall amount to the full and clear sum of £ at the least, in each such quarter, exclusive of the said royalties, payable for slack, cokes, and brick. AND also to get and raise weekly, and every week during the term of one year, to be computed from the twentyfifth day of December following, from and out of the said mines, the quantity of one hundred tons of large coal at least, during the continuance of the said last mentioned term of, &c., so that thereby the royalties and premises, reserved in respect to the said large coals, during the said last mentioned period of twelve months, shall amount to the full and clear sum of £ — at the least, in each of such last mentioned quarters of a year, exclusive of the royalties hereinbefore made payable for such coke and bricks; and also weekly, and every week after that period, during the remainder of the term, from and after the day of, &c., or until the said mines shall be completely worked out, get and raise, from and out of the said mines, the quantity of two hundred tons of large coals at least, so that thereby the royalties and premises hereinbefore stipulated to be reserved, in respect of the said large coals, Taxes. Mines to be worked in a proper manner. keep books mit inspec during the period last mentioned, shall amount to the full and clear sum of £ at least, in each and every such quarters of a year, exclusive of the royalties so stipulated to be reserved for slack, cokes, and bricks; or that the lessee will pay the lessor for the said respective weekly quantities of large coal, during the three several periods last mentioned, so as to make the said royalties therefrom, within the several periods last mentioned, amount unto the several respective sums of money before mentioned, and expressed in each and every quarter during the respective periods aforesaid, and the same to be paid upon each of the quarter days, although less quantities of the said large coals shall happen to be raised in each preceding quarter, unless such deficiency shall be occasioned by reason of the obstructions by inevitable accidents as aforesaid. Lessee-to pay all taxes, rates, levies, and impositions whatsoever, parliamentary and parochial. Lessee to work the mines in a good and workmanlike manner, according to the most approved mode of working and getting mines in the neighbourhood, and to constantly, during the term, employ a competent number of workmen and horses, cattle, carts, carriages, &c., necessary for the purpose, and tending to their mutual benefit; and to work the said mines by means of shafts to be sunk on the premises, and not by means of any other shafts in any adjoining lands. The lessee to Lessee-to keep on the premises complete books of account, of account in writing, of the several quantities of and to per- large coal, slack, cokes, and bricks, to be raised and tion and gotten, sold or disposed of, out of the mines, and copies to be that such books, &c., shall be open to the inspection of the lessor, and his agents and clerks, and to permit them to take extracts or copies therefrom. taken. Power for lessor to enter for viewing the condition. state and Lessee-to permit the lessor and his agents, &c., to enter into and upon the premises, and the buildings and erections, &c., to be made thereon as aforesaid, to view, search, and examine, the state and condition of the same, and the manner the same are carried on. mines open Lessee-to leave open, and protect with piles To leave and eye-pillars, with inlets therein, built up with but probrick and mortar, all the pits and shafts so to be tected. made, and sunk with the bricks and curbs therein, for the benefit of the lessor. quarterly Lessee to deliver quarterly to the lessor, or his To deliver agents, correct accounts, in writing, of the coals, accounts. slack, and brick, raised and gotten, for the perusal and approbation of the said lessor or his agents. Lessee-not to assign or underlet the said mines, Not to aswithout the consent of the said lessor in writing. () sign or un (6.) A short Form of Agreement, with Conditions for AGREEMENT and conditions entered into this Premises. The said (landlord) agrees to let, and the said Agreement. (tenant) agrees to take, and become tenant of, all that messuage, farm, lands, and premises, belonging to the said (landlord), situate, &c., and called, &c., and containing, &c., and now in the occupation of, &c., with the appurtenances, for the term of one year, and so on from year to year, until the usual six months' notice to quit shall be given by either of the said parties to the other of them, the said letting and renting to be upon the terms and conditions following, that is to say : The tenant to do all material repairs of buildings; Conditions. (i) The following memorandum may be written under the conditions: -Memorandum: The above-mentioned (lessor) agrees to demise and lease, and the above-mentioned (lessee) agrees to take, all the above-mentioned mines and premises, for the term, and upon the conditions, above stated, with all other usual stipulations and covenants (and with powers of distress and entry in case of non-payment of the rents or royalties after thirty days from the time for payment) to be contained in a lease and counterpart to be forthwith prepared and executed by the said parties at their joint expense. Dated, &c. up meadow arable land manner. Not to sell Not to sow with pota To allow gamekeep ers. hay on the To pay rent. to pay the rent half-yearly, without deduction (except for land tax); to pay all rates and taxes Not to break whatsoever (except the land tax). Not to break land. up, or convert into tillage, any meadow or pasture land, under the penalty of £20 an acre, and so in proportion for any greater or less quantity than an To manage acre. To manage the arable land in a good husbandin a good manlike manner. Not to underlet any part of the husbandlike premises without the consent of the said (landlord), Not to un- or the landlord for the time being; Not to sell any derlet. hay, straw, stover, or stubble; Not to sow or set hay, &c. more than acres of the said premises with more than a potatoes, carrots, cabbages, or any other vegetable, certain num- (except turnips,) which are always to be fed, and not ber of acres carried of. To allow (landlord's) gamekeeper and toes. bailiffs to come upon any part of the grounds hereby sporting by demised, at any time he or they may think proper, landlord's for the purpose of hunting, shooting, coursing, and killing of game; To imbarn, stack, and lay upon To stack the the premises, and not elsewhere, all the hay, straw, premises, and other produce thereof, and all the dung and the dung on manure arising therefrom, to carry out and spread upon such parts of the premises as most require it. The remain- The dung and manure arising from the crop of the ing dung to be left in the last year, or any other dung which may not have fold-yard on been carried out at the time of quitting, to be left ting. upon the farm-yard, or upon whatever part of the said demised premises the same may be, for the Not to injure landlord's use. Not to cut-down, grub-up, lop, or prune, any timber trees, or such as are likely to Not to lop become timber; not to lop any pollard tree under eight years' growth; not to sow two wheat crops niore than successively, under the penalty of £ crops suc- not to sow more than one fourth of the arable land eessively. with wheat during the last year. To quit the whole of the premises hereby demised, as well as the fourth of the whole of the house, homestall, and land, at the exthe last year. piration of six calendar months' notice to quit; and Ang to quit the growing crops of wheat to be sold to the incoming tenant at valuation, and the amount of such valuation to be paid at the ensuing harvest. As witness, &c. and tospread the lands. tenant quit trees. trees. Not to sow two wheat Not to sow but one arable land ting. per acre; (7.) Agreement upon engaging a Bailiff or Steward for managing Farms. ARTICLES of agreement made, &c., BETWEEN A. B., of, &c., of the one part, and C. D., of, &c., of the other part. -). Parties. become bai WHEREAS, &c. (recite that the said C. D., at the Recital. request of the said A. B., has agreed to undertake the management of the farms and lands of the said A. B., situate at E., in the county of S., and recieve as a salary the sum of £ Now these presents witness, that, for the considera- Covenant to tions hereinafter mentioned, he, the said C. D., li doth hereby covenant, promise, and agree, with and to the said A. B., his executors, administrators, and assigns, that he, the said C.D., shall and will, at all times and seasons, from henceforth, and so long as he shall continue the bailiff, land-steward, or agent, of the said A. B., by virtue of these presents, manage, cultivate, and improve, according to the best of his abilities, skill, and knowledge, all and singular the farms and lands of the said A. B., situate, &c., aforesaid, with all and singular the cattle, stock, and utensils, hereafter and for the time being belonging to, or being upon, the said farm and lands; he, the said A. B., providing from time to time all such sums of money as may be necessary to be expended or disbursed in relation thereto; AND also, that he, the said C. D., shall and Steward to will on, &c., in every year, well and truly account account at to him, the said A. B., his executors, administra- times. tors, and assigns, for all sums of money which he shall have received and paid during the preceding quarter of a year, for or on account of the said farm and lands, and the stock and growing produce thereof, and pay over the same, or the balance thereof, after retaining such expenses and allowances, unto him or them; AND in consideration of Salary. the covenant and agreement hereinbefore contained on the part of the said C. D., he, the said A. B., certain |