The Inquisitor

Some people may disagree but I believe that sir Philip does not own the land in which he built his wall on. I think that that land should belong to the farmers who have worked it for hundreds of years.

The first reason why I believe that the farmers are the rightful owners of this land is.The farmers of lonsdale have lived on and farmed the land for generations.Sir Philip's ancestors allowed the land to be worked on by the farmer without any incident and this should have never changed with him taking over ownership of the Estate.so if Sir Philips ansestors gave the land to the farmers, how can sir Philip just come in and take it back.

My second reason why I think the farmer own this land is.That they need the land.Its not just to have the land but it's where they grow their food which they have to have to be able to live and sustain their families.

My final reason why I believe that the farmer are the true owner of the land is.That the farmers were there first. They have worked the land on which they live on for hundreds of and sir Philip just came to londsale. The farmers have worked togther to plant, care for and harvests crop off this common land for hundreds of years. Sir Philip has just gotten to londsale and he thinks he can take the land from them that just isn't fair.

I believe that with my points that I have shown above that I have proven that the farmers are the rightful owners of the land. They have been there for hundreds of years and sir Philip has only been in londsale for a short time. In conclusion I strongly believe that the farmers are the rightful owners of the land that sir Philip built his wall on.

Technology News

Water to Power ?

Writen by; Johnathon Burket
August 15, 1591

The power struggle is over, there is now
a new stronger way to power buildings. What
is this source of power? Well as you know
water is exceptionaly strong and now it’s energy
is able to be harnessed using what is being called
the horizontal water wheel.It was intvented last year
by a man named lenardo Davinci in south scottland.

Early designs

for the water wheel.

He invented the water wheel in hopes of t being used to harrness the amazing and unstopping power water which unlike wind is continous.The water wheel works by spinning on a rod that is positioned verticaly. The wheel sits totaly in the

flow of water its flaps giving thewater something to push agianst. As the wheel spins is truns the rod which is thenattached to what ever is needed to be spun. They now beinging to produce these and ship them to different locations where they are needed.a grian mill onwer states that" this water wheel has been the best investment he has ever made.If you wish to order one of these amazing inventions send a letter to 432 Thames st. London.