10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OCHREY»
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ochrey in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ochrey and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
House of Commons Papers
In working the minerals does ochrey water occasionally come out of those
workings ? — My workings do not discharge any ochrey water, for this reason :
The water from the upper bed flows into the lower seam and mixes with the soft
bed ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1867
2
Journals of two expeditions of discovery in north-west and ...
The head and thorax are covered with long and close hairs ; the tuft between the
eyes being of a brownish ochrey colour ; the sides blackish. The hairs on the fore
-part of the thorax are ochrey-brownish, gradually passing into white on its ...
3
Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-West and ...
The head and thorax are covered with long and close hairs; the tuft between the
eyes being of a brownish ochrey colour ; the sides blackish. The hairs on the fore
-part of the thorax are ochrey-brownish, gradually passing into white on its ...
4
The history of the county of Derby, ed. by T. Noble
Kinder E, in Glossop, ochrey, in shale* Kniveton S (Agnes and Mudge)
sulphureous, in shale limestone. Little Longsdou W (Monsal-dale) petrifying.
Litton SW, ou 2nd toadstone; and SE (Cress- brook-dale) petrifying. Loads W, in
Chesterfield ...
Stephen Glover, Thomas Noble, 1829
5
Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-West and ...
The tip of the wing is (broadly) velvety brown, with eight marginal whitish spots;
the fringe is mixed with black and ochrey; the ochrey tingeing the posterior
margin of some of the outer spots. The under wings are velvety brown; the base
being ...
6
The History of the County of Derby
Alton SE, in Ashover, ochrey aud corrosive, in 3rd coal-shale. Ashover,
chalybeate, from shale ; SW (Lesley) dried up. Bakewell Town (at \V. Watson's)
warm chalybeate, a bath formerly. BallidonSE (Hippie) large, temporary, in 4th
lime, near ...
Stephen Glover, Thomas Noble, 1829
7
The Lichen-flora of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Channel ...
Ochraceo-fcrrugino-us, of an ochrey rust colour. i Ochraceo-granuloso-pruinose,
with an ochrey granular pruina. отлова—Лишает, ochrey-yellow. л Ochrolewo-
pulvcmlent, with white or pale ochrey powder. оттого-шумел, covered with ...
William Allport Leighton, 1872
8
Contributions to Scientific Agriculture. [Reprinted from the ...
Such waters come to day perfectly colourless; but as the protoxide which they
contain absorbs oxygen from the air, the combination becomes insoluble, and
falls in the form of the fine ochrey powder or mud so frequently observed in the
course ...
James Finlay Weir JOHNSTON, 1849
9
The history and gazetteer of the county of Derby
Bredsall, S. W. ochrey, near the great Derbyshire fault. Bretby, S. S. W. (decoy
wood 1 petrifying from yellow lime. Brough, near Hope, warm chalybeate, in
shale. Buxton Town, hot, 82 degrees, and baths ; chalybeate, 52 degrees to 55
degrees ...
Stephen Glover, Thomas Noble, 1831
10
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
The bowels were never so loose as to call for the administration of astringents,
but the stools were ochrey, generally two a day. The pulse varied from 96 to 108,
and the temperature from 102'8° to 104°. There was slight wandering at night.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OCHREY»
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ochrey is used in the context of the following news items.
Emerging trends hit Paris
... made its Paris début with five designers chosen from around the world: Rudy Wolff from Norway, Jamie Ochrey from Canada, Pakistani designer Saman Arif ... «Lucire, Jul 12»
Witness describes Black Saturday fireballs
"It had the sun directly behind it, it had white edges to it like cumulus nimbus, it was a strange sort of thing but a lot of colour, a red ochrey sort of ... «ABC Online, May 09»
