INCOME OF THE SOIL OF ENGLAND
Reckoned 32 million acres, half arable, half grass
(A. Young, Northern Tour, Letter XLII, p. 493)
| The Landlord’s rent was found to be | £16,000,000 |
| „ Tenants’ profit | £18,237,691 |
| „ Clergy | £5,500,000 |
| „ Industrious poor (being the amount of labour) | £14,596,937 |
| „ Non-industrious (being the amount of rates) | £866,666 |
| „ Interest of money | £4,400,000 |
| Total of these several incomes arising from the soil | £59,601,294 |