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time heard, from too good authority, that though the
parishes of Sheen and Mortlake are in the midst of
above one hundred acres of waste land, there is no
prospect of any allotments of land being provided for
the poor. This surely shows the necessity of this
system becoming the act of Government. (See note in
page 14 of this Letter.) It is expected, that the next
Friends' Society Publication will take due notice of this,
and the cause of the failure ; and also Putney and
Fulham, where it is well known, that the benevolent
Bishop of London has offered any quantity of land for
the purpose. This investigation will, it is feared,
prove that there are persons who prefer their own
private interest to public good.
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