residences or public-houses for which high rentals are
paid, such houses having only half an acre or an acre of
land attached thereto. It is manifestly wrong to estimate
the number of cattle to be turned out according to the
rental of houses of those classes. In such cases the
Reeves must be guided solely by the extent of land
attached to the respective houses, the owners of which
are claiming to turn out cattle, and not take into con-
sideration the question of rental only.
JAMES BELL,
Town Clerk.
Guildhall,
12th October, 1903.