 | 716 páginas
...about twelve years ago, by Mr. Stephenfpn, of Mareham, and is now fo generally received, that the fcab, which ufed to be the terror of the farmers, and which...advantage of pafturing their fheep in the fertile and extenfwe commons with which that diftrict abounds, is no long•«r regarded with any apprehenfion... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1792 - 694 páginas
...about twelve years ago, by Mr. otephenfon, of Mareham, and is now fo generally received, that the fcab, which ufed to be the terror of the farmers, and which...them from taking the advantage of pafturing their iheep in the fertile and exteniive commons with which that diftrift abounds, is no longer regarded... | |
 | Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture - 1794 - 514 páginas
...Mareham, and is now fo generally received, that the fcab, which ufed to be the terror of the farBiers, and which frequently deterred the more careful of...fheep in the fertile and extenfive commons with which their diftrict abounds, is no longer regarded with any apprehenfion; by far the moft of them have their... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 442 páginas
...iituated about iz yeais ago, by Mr Stephenibn of Mateham, and is now fo generally received, that the fcab, which ufed to be the terror of the farmers, and which frequently deterred the more careful ot them from taking the advantage of pailuiing their fheep in the fertile and extenfive commons with... | |
 | 1802 - 650 páginas
...years ago, by Mr. Stephenfon, of' Mareham, and is now fo generally received, that the (cab, which ufod to be the terror of the farmers, and which frequently...them from taking the advantage of pafturing their flieep in the fertile and pxtenfive commons wilh which that diílriél abounds, is no longer regarded... | |
 | Alexander Hunter - 1803 - 622 páginas
...years ago, by Mr. Stephenson, of Mareham, and is now so generally received, that the scab, which used to be the terror of the farmers, and which frequently...more careful of them from taking the advantage of pasturing their sheep in the fertile and extensive commons with which that district abounds, is no... | |
 | Encyclopaedia Britannica - 1810 - 824 páginas
...about 1 2 years ago, by Mr Stephenfon of Mareham, and is now fo generally received, that the fcab, which ufed to be the terror of the farmers, and which...more careful of them from taking the advantage of pafluring their Iheep in the fertile and extenfive commons with which that diftrift abounds, is no... | |
 | 1823 - 936 páginas
...years ago, by Mr Stephenson of Mareham, and is now so generally received, that the scab, which used to be the terror of the farmers, and which frequently...more careful of them from taking the advantage of pasturing their sheep in the fertile and extensive commons with which that district abounds, is no... | |
 | Thomas Curtis - 1829 - 798 páginas
...of food or from disease. This mode of curing is now so generally received that the scab, which used to be the terror of the farmers, and which frequently...more careful of them from taking the advantage of pasturing their sheep in the fertile and extensive commons with which that district abounds, is no... | |
 | 1794 - 512 páginas
...years ago, by Mr. Stephenfon, of O 2 MareMareham, and is now fo generally received, that the fcab, which ufed to be the terror of the farmers, and which...abounds, is no longer regarded with any apprehenfion j by far the moft of them have their flock anointed in autumn, when they return from the common, whether... | |
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Scab, which ufed to be the terror of the farmers, and which frequently deterred the more careful of them from taking the advantage of pafturing their... 