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Journal of the House of Lords
… is most valuable to a poor Man at present is his keeping a Pig, and the Pig Manure is the strongest and best. Is that the only Means …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the Bran from the Barley and Wheat, enable them to keep a Pig, and the Manure is made by the Straw; which I consider to … afforded by this System of enabling the Labourer to keep a Pig considerably augments the Profit. At a Vestry held at … I now call my pauper Tenants had either a Pigstye or a Pig. From your having given a good deal of Attention to the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… 34. - Labourers, Food of, Pollen, 68. - - Manure from Pig, and from Scrapings of Road, Pollen, 70. - - Expence of … Poor, Earl Stanhope, 278. 279. Manure, Road-scraping and Pig, Demainbray, Pollen, Wells, 35. 70. 142. - Expence of … bad Soils to good proposed, Wells, 144. 147. - Manure, Pig, Wells, 142. - Marriages, improvident in, Wells, 141. - …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… hearthstones. Bones of animals, including bos longifrons, pig, and swan, believed associated with the pottery. Accounts …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… trefoils. 310b. Bacon of Baconsthorpe. Gules, a bacon pig or with a martlet sable on the shoulder. 53a. Badlesmere. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… charge. 78 The shambles were removed in 1834. 79 The pig market was near the Swan inn in 1829. 80 In the later …