... consideration, I am of opinion that McCormick's Reaping Machine, as at present made, is most liable to get out of order. "(Signed) THOMAS ROBINSON. "York, 30th September, 1851." From the London Mercantile Journal.
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... Brinckmeier; "Parks and Gardens of Paris," by William Robinson; "Asparagus Culture," by James Barnes and William Robinson; "Les Plantes Potageres," by Vilmorin-Andrieux; the works of Peter Henderson, Thomas Bridgeman, J. C. Loudon, and ...
The petioles of _Robinia pseudo-acacia_ vary from 4 or 5 to nearly 12 inches in length; they are thick close to the base before the softer parts have rotted off, and taper much ...
... Where song birds are scarce the Tipula is capable of utterly destroying grass and of seriously ravaging the Kitchen Garden; but cultivation, aided by the robins, thrushes, nightingales, and other birds, will keep the ...
... The gentle Robin-red-brest will helpe her, and in winter in the coldest stormes will keepe a part. Neither will the silly Wren be behind in Summer, with her distinct whistle (like a ...
... best adapted for ridge and furrow. "6. This question was referred by the Jury to Mr. Robinson, foreman to Messrs. Bellerby, of York, a practical mechanic of acknowledged ability, whose report is appended below ...
This is the great season for garden work, and the gardener must be up with the lark and go to bed with the robin, which is the latest of birds to bid farewell to ...
... Okla. Suction seal and Mason jars. E.F. Kirwan Co. Baltimore, Md. Tin cans. A.K. Robins & Co. Baltimore, Md. Tin cans and general equipment. Schramm Glass Mfg. Co. St. Louis, Mo. Suction seal ...
... Thomas Robinson, Hutton Hall, near Richmond, Yorkshire, Esq., Farmer. Richard Kay, Forcett Valley, near Darlington, Esq., Farmer. William Harrison, Greta Bridge, Yorkshire, Esq., Farmer. Thomas Carter, Scales, near Richmond, Esq., Farmer. Jno Whitfield, London ...
... 51.5 the thick basal end often drawn in to serve as food —of Robinia, 44 ... 56 extremely thin, especially towards the apex, so as to be ill-fitted for plugging up the burrows ...
... pressure cookers and canners. T.H. Raney Chapel Hill, N.C. Hot water canners. A.K. Robins & Co. Baltimore, Md. Steam pressure canners Royal Supply Co. Cincinnati, Ohio Steam process canners. Southern Canner and ...
... or bog-earth, rock salt from the Cheshire mines, charcoal, &c. &c., may be had, ready for immediate, use, on application to Mr. Robinson, provision curer, Runcorn, Cheshire, and on very moderate terms. INDEX.
... especially at the famous asparagus regions of Argenteuil, a knife is never used. According to W. Robinson: "The slightly hardened crust around the emerging bud and on top of the little mound is pushed ...
... of the Agricultural Jury of the Great Exhibition); W. Lister, Esq., of Dunsa Bank; and T. Robinson, Esq., of Hutton. Luncheon was provided for a large party in an out-building near the scene ...
... mass of the richest soil far beneath the roots, but rather give it at the surface, and only when the roots have begun to grow strongly.--W. ROBINSON, in "Parks and Gardens of Paris."
... contest on Saturday, the knives of the two machines were placed in the hands of Mr. Robinson, engineer to Mr. Bellerby, of York, that he might report thereon, and on the machinery generally, to ...
... The twice digging is to promote the destruction of the ‘Spinach Moth’ grub, which the robins and thrushes will devour when exposed by digging. These grubs make an end of many a good breadth ...
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