10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRUITERY»
Discover the use of
fruitery in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fruitery and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Horticulturist, and Journal of Rural Art and Rural Taste
The following is the plan of Dubreuil for using the chloride of calcium : "Until now
the only means used to get rid of the dampness which arises from the fruit in the
Fruitery, has been to ventilate the fruitery during ten days before closing up the ...
2
Dictionaire oeconomique: or, The family dictionary. ...
FRUITERY; a Room or Fruit-house, wherein Fruit is laid up to keep, and
especially in Winter time to secure it against cold; as to the Bigness thereof, it
mull be greater or lellcr as your Occasions require ; there should be a Table
placed iu the ...
Noel Chomel, Richard Bradley, 1725
... in order to be laid upon *fr: your Shelves in the Fruit-Loft, one by one. Gent. I
would know how to manage my Fruit in the Fruitery, so as to prevent their being
rotten, or frozen. CHAP. IX. How to preserve Fruit in the Fruitery. Tuches are Gard
.
Louis Liger, George London, Henry Wise, 1717
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-A Translation of Le Jardinier solitaire...from the 2d ...
Horn) to preserve Fruit in the Fruitery. G A R<D> N E R. IT is a Thing of such
Consequence as well deserves our Care ; for Example, Peaches are fetches
incomparably better, \\ hen gather'd Three or art TMf 1 TM Four Days before they
are ...
Let us come now to those of Winter, and teach me the manner of keeping them in
the Fruitery. When there happens to be a fine Day in the Winter, and if it does not
Freeze, would there be any Hurt in giving 'em sometimes a little Air. Gard.
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Imaginary Cartographies: Possession and Identity in Late ...
"Fruitery," used on fifteen occasions in the confraternal register, came out in
notarial casebooks as "the street of the Fruitery" on three occasions and as "the
Fruitery" only once. In a similar way, "Steps" was turned into "the street of the
Steps" by ...
7
The Universal Gardener and Botanist: or, a general ...
A quantity may be deposited on the shelves and floOr of the fruitery, arid closely
covered down a foot thick with straw to exclude the air. And it is proper to pack a
quantity of the finest winter kinds in large baskets or hampers, thickly lined round
...
Thomas Mawe, John Abercrombie, 1778
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Medieval Practices of Space
The Fruitery (Frucharia) comes out in notarial casebooks as the Street of the
Fruitery. In a similar way, Steps (Escalas) was turned into the Street of the Steps
by the notaries; "near" Guilhem Folco (costa Guilhem Folco) ended up as the
Street of ...
Barbara A. Hanawalt, Michal Kobialka
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Word-analysis: A Graded Class-book of English Derivative ...
Fruitery: fruit+ery=a place where fruits are kept. 4. Fruiterer: fruitery + er=one who
deals in fruit. Obs. — In joining the suffix er to fruitery, the final y is dropped. 5.
Fruitful: fruit+ful— abounding in fruit; hence, abundant, plentiful. 6. Fruitless: fruit
+ ...
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The Popular and critical Bible encyclopædia and Scriptural ...
Solomon himself now has a fruitery at (8) Baal-Ham- aun ; That fruitery is
commited to (9) inspectors ; The chief (10) tenant shall bring as rent for its fruits, A
thousand silverlings. My fruitery, my own, my own inspection, Will yield a
thousand to ...
Samuel Fallows (bp.), 1911
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FRUITERY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
fruitery is used in the context of the following news items.
Dover, Sherborn Historical Markers
There are weeding opportunities at the Caryl House in the Parlor Garden, Kitchen Garden and Fruitery. To volunteer, please contact Priscilla ... «Wicked Local Dover, Dec 14»
Friendly's founder builds Monticello replica
The new owner will have the opportunity to landscape in the Jeffersonian style with a 1700's style "fruitery" (fruit orchard), vegetable and flower ... «The Journal News / Lohud.com, Nov 14»
Middlesex Fruitery, A Fixture In Middletown, To Close
Ted's father, Gus Xenelis, right, and an unidentified man, stand at the entrance to the Middlesex Fruitery, a longtime fruit stand on Main Street, ... «Hartford Courant, Sep 14»
Letter: Middletown losing piece of history with Middlesex Fruitery …
Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley toured Middletown Thursday. Here he talks with Ted Xenelis, owner of the Middlesex Fruitery ... «Middletown Press, Sep 14»
Foley calls for cap on Connecticut car taxes
Republican candidate for Connecticut governor Tom Foley, right, speaks with Ted Xenelis, owner of Middlesex Fruitery, during a campaign stop ... «Washington Times, Sep 14»
Fresh approach to horticulture
Last Saturday, Huw's Hazelhurst Fruitery hosted a 'pick your own blackcurrants' day, with a steady stream of customers despite the showery ... «Sheffield Telegraph, Aug 14»
Thinking outside the veg box
Fresh produce comes primarily from Sheffield growers including Wortley Hall Walled Garden, Hazelhurst fruitery and their own Full Circle Farm ... «Sheffield Telegraph, May 14»
Loitering, drinking becoming a problem at Middletown park
... spot for everyone, families included," said Mary Xenelis, who runs the Middlesex Fruitery, which is just a few doors down from the park. «WFSB, Nov 13»
Mark Taylor reviews Lashings Coffee House's Redland branch
This third Lashings Coffee House opened in 2011 on a site previously occupied by the Redland Fruitery. Since it opened, this mini chain's ... «Bristol Post, Nov 13»
Klekolo's Caffeine Community
For the more health conscious, there are always fruits from the Middlesex Fruitery dubbed the fruit museum by Hartford Courant cartoonist Bob ... «Huffington Post, Dec 12»
