10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANBURIES»
Discover the use of
anburies in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anburies and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
Mr. Marshall, in allusion to the anbury, says that it is a large excrescence
produced below the apple or bulb ; and when this was just forming, and not
larger than a green walnut, the anburies were as large as a goose's egg,
awkward, and ...
Royal Agricultural Society, 1843
2
The Book of the Farm: Detailing the Labours of the Farmer, ...
Mr Marshall, in allusion to the anbury, says that it is a large excrescence
produced below the bulb; and when this was just forming and not larger than a
green walnut, the anburies were as large as a goose's egg, awkward and
irregular in form, ...
3
Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
may perhaps be beneficial.''* Mr. Marshall, in allusion to the anbury, says that it is
a large excrescence produced below the apple or bulb; and when this was just
forming, and not larger than a green walnut, the anburies were as large as a ...
Mr. Marshall, in allusion to the anbury, says that it is a large excrescence
produced below the apple or bulb ; and when this was just forming, and not
larger than a green walnut, the anburies were as large as a goose's egg,
awkward, and ...
5
The Druggist's general receipt book
OINTMENT FOR WARTS AND ANBURIES. Muriate of ammonia 2 dr., powdered
savin 1 oz.; lard 1J tys. ; to be applied daily. — Blaine. OINTMENTS FOR
CHRONIC VIVES. 1. Emetic tartar 2 dr., olive oil 1 dr.; rub together till smooth and
add ...
6
Practical Agriculture, Or, A Complete System of Modern ...
It has obtained the' title of anbury. ln several specimens examined by Mr.
Marshall, the apples of the turnips were found just forming, as about the size of
Walnuts in the shell, while the anburies were' as large as the egg ofa goose,
being ...
7
The Farmer's and Planter's Encyclopaedia of Rural Affairs: ...
On the last day of August, when the bulbs of the turnips were about the size of
walnuts in the husk, the anburies were as big as a goose's egg. These were
irregular and uncouth in their form, with excrescences resembling the races of
ginger ...
8
The Farmer's Encyclopedia: And Dictionary of Rural Affairs; ...
0n the last day of August, when the bulbs of the turnips were about the size of
walnuts in the husk, the anburies were as big as a goose's egg. These were
irregular and uncouth in their form, with excrescences resembling the races of
ginger ...
Cuthbert William Johnson, 1844
... Amiuxlcy, esq.; he *» president of several of the public iu- 'iiiutiiiiis.it Reading.
ire. —. Oxfordshire—. Bucks. Sfc. 93. At Wind-or, in George-street, 5tf, Mr. G.
Morgan. — In Peascod-street, 62, Mr. W. Hickson, of the Strand, London. At
Anburies ...
Monthly literary register
10
The Farmer's Guide to Scientific and Practical Agriculture: ...
When the anburies are divided, they are hard; but with the assistance of a lens,
veins or string-like vessels may be seen dispersed through the tumour. When
turnips are affected with this disease, the tops become yellow, and flag in the
heat of ...
Henry Stephens, John Pitkin Norton, 1862
