 | 1793 - 450 síður
...full of gin, or rather fpirit, ftirred well together, and the fublimate thus difTolved. The pipkin was then filled, by degrees, with vegetable or common...the mixture •was blended together as intimately as pjifiible; and this quantity will, at any time, be fufficient for two hundred trees. To prevent danger,... | |
 | Repertory of arts, manufactures and agriculture - 1794 - 514 síður
...full of gin, or otfier fpirit, ftirred well together, and the fublimate thus diffolved. The pipkin was then filled, by degrees, with vegetable or common...at any time, be fufficient for two hundred trees. t To prevent danger, let the corrofive fublimate be mixed with the tar as quickly as poffible after... | |
 | 1794 - 612 síður
...diflolved. The pipkin was then filled, by degrees, wiih vegetable or common tar, and conltandy fiirred, till the mixture was blended together as intimately...poffible ; and this quantity will, at any time, be Sufficient for two hundred trees.' Mr. Hollins, of Montgomeryfhire, feems to have conceived J new idea... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1794 - 718 síður
...common tar, and conllantly Ilirred, till the mixture was blended together as intimately as polfible ; and this quantity will, at any time, be fufficient for two hundred trees.' Mr. Hollins, of Montgomeryihire, feems to have conceived a new idea reipeaing the prevention of the... | |
 | John Wesley - 1794 - 738 síður
...full of gin, or other fpirit, ftirred well together, and the fublimate thus di delved. The pipkin was then filled by degrees with vegetable or common tar,...the mixture was blended together as intimately as poflible; and this quantity will at any time be i'uflicient for 200 trees. The orchaid at Sittingbourne... | |
 | 1794 - 512 síður
...full of gin, or other fpirit, ftirred well together, and the fublimate thus diflblved. The pipkin was then filled, by degrees, with vegetable or common...poffible ; and this quantity will, at any time, be fufEcient for two hundred trees. To prevent danger, let the corrofive fublimate be mixed with the tar... | |
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The pipkin wat then filled, by degrees, with vegetable or common tar, and conftantly ftirred, till the mixture was blended together as intimately as poffible ; and this quantity will, at any time, be fufficient for two hundred trees. To prevent danger,... 