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... in the prssecslon of St. ratherine's hall, Cambridge, commuted at 21. Ts. 8d. 1)er anaurw- so'd for 60C. Freehold, Layer Fields Farm, near Colchester, Essex, cottage resi. dence, farm buildings, land, &c., in all 188a. 2r. 151) -sold lor 8,40QC. Freehold ...
... about. The house of Mr. Rcdfern, at Tinker's-laue, about two milos from the town, was levelled with the ground. At Broad- fields farm, in the occupation of Mr. Davies, the barns w wore entirely destroyed, and the ricks of wheat, barley, end hay were scattered ...
... husband. A The parties were married in Octobet, 1l7, at Eckington L in Worcestersoire, end went to live at the Eokington Fields Farm. According to Mrs. Mary Holland, the a petitioner, the first little rn within the lute occurred tI in consequence of ...
... affair happened at Has- lington, near Crewe, on Wednesday night. - Several farm servants in the employ of Mr. R. Booth, of Fields Farm, met in their employer's kitchen, and during the evening one or two of them began larking. A young man named John Tomki'n ...
... shall see thereupon r an increase, not a decrease, of tillage husbandry. I But I am digressing fromn my description of Ley- fields Farm, thoughwiththepurpose ofrendering itj as a it shouldbe,beneficial to clay-land farmers-and must return. The turnip Iland ...
... ITS ENVIRONS. XiVCkolson's Nek Walker's U *&o Strprise Hill Polgieler's Farnt + C C ?? . a a a . I FaYrpthe, ?? .1 ?? .Field's ?? Farm Lombard's Kop + t 40 Lombard's Neh Red Hill + Dewdrop + Lancer Hill Wagon Phill A Ishn7bualwhana Mt., Besler's Hilt Middle ...
... t of Tapon Comnmissiows, on which Armenians, ehosen by their wiocoes shell ilso Serve, to e:amine all the propertic., fields, farms, &c., pillaged or scked daring the recent troubles, so that the rightful Armenian owners nsy be reinstated in their posesions ...
... Cambridge, Great Chesterford, Borough Farm, 131e. lr. 9D., F. and C.-£4,000 two cottages and Oa. 3r. 26p.. R. £59 per annum-£85; Field Farm, 236a. Or. 12p., F.-£4,00. £407 10s. stock in Cambridge W~aterworks Company, and nine new shares of1 £10 each, £4 paid up ...
... of the chalk hills, the grand panorama of the Weald spread before our feet, and the eye ranging over church and village, field, farm, and wood, far away to where we are told to look for the towers of Windsor. The hounds work down the steep descent, turn ...
... to be the opinion of scientific men that we are still as taroffas ever fromthe proper adaptation of steam locomotion to field farming operations. Usher's steam cultivator, a very large and heavy machine, which was to have gone up to the trial field to-day ...
... too many trials, and no possible weather can enable them to produce an average yield. Of course there are exceptional fields, farms, and even districts in which wheat and barley look well and will probably yield well; but, taking these crops throughout ...
... from field to field, following Mr. Sworder, the auctioneer, on horseback. Our impressions were that we have seen several fields farmed on the old system which bear better crops than we saw at Sawbridgeworth, where the bad season has told its tale. GRAIN ...