10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIRSELLING»
Discover the use of
hirselling in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hirselling and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Prize Essays and Transactions of the Highland Society of ...
One of these is by Mr Ronsa'r LAIDLAW, Edinburgh ; who, in 1780, by departing
from the practice then universally prevalent in the Border store-farms (of hirselling
the hogs, during the latter end of summer, on the stinted pasture of the Sumner ...
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Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society of ...
One of these is by Mr Robert Laidlaw, Edinburgh ; who, in 1780, by departing
from the practice then universally prevalent in the Border store-farms (of hirselling
the hogs, during the latter end of summer, on the stinted pasture of the Sumner
Hill ...
Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, 1829
3
Chronicles (1 of 6): The Historie of England (8 of 8) the ...
... his behauiour andhis sonnes vpon presumption and will in the time of
theirauthorities; his two wiues andchildren; the sudden and dreadfull death of his
mother; hirselling ofthebeautifull youthmale and female of this land to the
Danishpeople.
... HIRES HIRING HIRPLE HIRPLED HIRPLES HIRPLING HIRSEL HIRSELED
HIRSELING HIRSELLED HIRSELLING HIRSELS HIRSLE HIRSLED HIRSLES
HIRSLING HIRSUTE HIRSUTENESS HIRSUTENESSES HIRSUTISM
HIRSUTISMS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Transactions: Of the Highland and Agricultural Society of ...
One of these is by Mr Robert Laidlaw, Edinburgh ; who, in 1780, by departing
from the practice then universally prevalent in the Border store-farms (of hirselling
the hogs, during the latter end of summer, on the stinted pasture of the Sumner
Hill ...
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, 1829
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Transactions: With an Abstract of the Proceedings at General ...
Premiums were awarded to three of those which were received. One of these is
by Mr ROBERT LAIDLAW, Edinburgh ; who, in 1780, by departing from the
practice then universally prevalent in the Border store-farms (of hirselling the
hogs, ...
Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, Edinburgh, 1829
7
Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. A-Kut
Hirselling. The act of separating into herds or flocks. S. HIRSCHIP, s. The act of
plundering. V. Hership. S. HYRSETT, s. The payment of burrow mails for one
year, as the condition on which a new-made burgess continued to enjoy his
privilege, ...
He points out that it is not known on the Lammermuir Hills (clay slates) where the
hirselling practice as above noted is current, and where the pastures are heathy
interspersed with green patches. Nor is it found on heath or green pastures on ...
By hirselling they turn out more uniform in shape, size, and condition, but they
acquire a dulness and inactivity which does not leave them till next season, and
then not entirely. They are also deprived of the experience of their mothers and
feed ...
Highland and agricultural society of Scotland, Edinburgh, 1915
Because of severe winters and heavy snowfall, ewes cannot normally be
wintered entirely on the north-east hill land and most hill sheep have access to
arable land daily. Under this system hirselling and hefting are not possible and
breeding ...
