Landlords And Tenants in Ireland
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An important redeeming feature is the fact that turnips and swedes are readily grown, and, when fairly manured and cultivated, reach twenty tons per acre. The most economical manner of consolidating and raising the fertility of these soft, poor lands is by growing roots with such yard manure as can be spared, liberally supplemented with a mixture of phosphates and ammonia, and feeding them where they grow and in adja- cent fields by sheep furnished with hay and cotton cake. Under the fostering ...care of a kindly, liberal, landlord M 2 1 64 DONEGAL MOUNTAIN ESTATES.
disposed to help all comers, and willing to give long leases, land is here offered along the side of good roads at 5^, an acre. Settlers, however, are slow to come ; improvements proceed tardily. Extending railway communication may, however, help to people the waste. Connected with the Londonderry and Strabane terminus at Stranorlar, a narrow gauge line, thanks to the efforts of Lord Lifford, is being constructed across the estate through the wild Barnesmore gap sixteen miles to Donegal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An important redeeming feature is the fact that turnips and swedes are readily grown, and, when fairly manured and cultivated, reach twenty tons per acre. The most economical manner of consolidating and raising the fertility of these soft, poor lands is by growing roots with such yard manure as can be spared, liberally supplemented with a mixture of phosphates and ammonia, and feeding them where they grow and in adja- cent fields by sheep furnished with hay and cotton cake. Under the fostering ...care of a kindly, liberal, landlord M 2 1 64 DONEGAL MOUNTAIN ESTATES.
disposed to help all comers, and willing to give long leases, land is here offered along the side of good roads at 5^, an acre. Settlers, however, are slow to come ; improvements proceed tardily. Extending railway communication may, however, help to people the waste. Connected with the Londonderry and Strabane terminus at Stranorlar, a narrow gauge line, thanks to the efforts of Lord Lifford, is being constructed across the estate through the wild Barnesmore gap sixteen miles to Donegal.
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