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... during the last two winters; and our Swedes were all out of the ground, and covered lightly with stubble and soil, before Christmas. Mr. Clark Hilyard, a highly practical man, contends that after a Swede has been frozen, it is never such good food again ...
... Club Cattle Show has often exhibited some very large prize cattle, fatted up for the purpose of astonishing the people at Christmas, but all their productions have been surpassed by . a huge animal of the porcine species, now exhibiting in Stepney fair ...
... Club Cattle Show has often exhibited some very large prize cattle, fatted up for the purpose of astonishing the people at Christmas, but all their productions have been surpassed by a huge animal of the porcine species, now exhibiting in Stepney fair. This ...
... Island ' New York Paper. London.— • A pear-tree in the garden of Mr. Abbs, at Fullwell, near Sunderland, was in blossom at Christmas, and September last. has now pears upon it completely formed, abou4 the size of a pigeon's egg. Nil ...
... t e h pl L e a e n a c l a l sh i le : the missel thrush, or, as the coun tr y the shercock, has bcen in full song since Christmas week, and for the last fortnight the common thrush es have The y baepe appear e singing paring to hatch their y oun g . Another ...
... , ._ having ever hie two white crops in succesn to plough the whole of my 4441t17'foc° o b a j t e s et befo a r s e Christmas, thereby eNiosinget of fr bst 4Blll nch as possible to the pulverising influence t he s I nl. the actions of the rains and ...
... succession: wltrhout ever having two white crops in .. my breatithkY object has been towhole of osing\the as jer,eats before Christmas, thereby e7cp of plough the • d whereby 4 rost, as possible to the pulverising influence 4 the action s of the rains and ...
... fish known to have been taken alive in Great Britain. —Newcastle Journal. INFLUENCE OF RAILWAYS ON COUNTRY MARKETS. —Since Christmas butter has been selling at Crewe, at is. 10d. and is. per dish of one pound and a-half; a price which the farmers in the ...
... during the last two winters; and our Swedes were all out of the ground, and covered lightly with stubble and soil, before Christmas. Mr. Clark Hilyard, a highly practical man, contends that after a Swede has been frozen, it is never such good food again ...
... the men-servants and retainers wil c o the hall now in the grand or privy 1 °t i l er e mumming and the loaf stealing, i i Christmas t sports, were performed. he tl , v oile' about commonly in the middle, whence the saying, coal fire.' A new-built chapel ...
... wer tir e ill hail, as now in the grand or privy chamber. the hall the mumming and the 1 r `L t 5 oaf stea In' , ' ..,1, Christmas sports, were performed. hcei w vc ol commonly in the middle whence the saying' ' • us 1 about our co ' re.' A new-built ...
... Weald of Kent, meadows well closed too early after Christmas, have previously been well fed off. He had that the largest crops of grass were obtained fro ul „ - n liti dows closed early before Christmas, but the (1- 0 011 was Often coarse and inferior. ...