 | Mr. Marshall (William) - 1785 - 698 síður
...damaged by accident, wifhing at all times to plant with as much root as can be had. " A» " As foon as they are pruned they are taken to the planters, by the carriers, who are generally a fet of boys, with fomeof the worftof the labourers. The planters go in pairs ; one makes the holes, and the other... | |
 | Mr. Marshall (William) - 1796 - 460 síður
...damaged by accident, wifhing at alj * times to plant with as much root as can be had, '• As foon as they are pruned they are taken to ' the planters, by the carriers, who are generally a ' fef of boys, with fome of the worft of the labour* ers. The planters go in pairs ; one makes the... | |
 | William Marshall - 1796 - 486 síður
...damaged by accident, wifhing at all * times to plant with as much root as can be had, * As foon as they are pruned they are taken to ' the planters, by the carriers, who are generally % * fet of boys, with fome of the worft of the labour^ * ers. The planters go in pairs ; one makes... | |
 | Mr. Marshall (William) - 1803 - 460 síður
...damaged by accident, wishing at all ' * times to plant with as much root as can be had. ' As soon as they are pruned they are taken to ' the planters, by the carriers, who are generally a ' set of boys, with some of the worst of the labour' ers. The planters go in pairs; one makes the '... | |
 | Alexander Hunter - 1803 - 638 síður
...been damaged by accident, wishing at all timos to plant with as much root as can be had. As soon as they are pruned, they are taken to the planters by the carriers, who are generally a set of boys, with some of the worst of the labourers. The planters go m pairs ; one makes the holes,... | |
 | John Blenkarn - 1859 - 300 síður
...been damaged by accident, wishing at all times to plant with as much root as can be had. " As soon as they -are pruned they are taken to the planters, by the carriers, who are generally a set of boys with some of the worst of the labourers. The planters go in pairs; one makes the holes,... | |
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... ing of the roots, we only cut off the extreme parts ' that have been bruised by the taking up, or such ' as have been damaged by accident, wishing at all ' * times to plant with as much root as can be had. ' As soon as they are pruned they are taken... 