10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PASTURABLE»
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pasturable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Wood, pasturable in places, five furlongs in length, and five in breadth. In the time
of King Edward it was worth eight pounds ; now, ten pounds. MANOR. In
Witewelle (Whitwell) Besy had one carucate of land for geld Land for three
ploughs.
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THE MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OF THE ...
pay for that farm per acre? — I think a solvent tenant could afford to pay I1. 16s.
for the land without the improvements that are on it, without the valuable
pasturable bog, for which he pays nothing. 6279. You talked about improvements
; what ...
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Memoirs Illustrative of the History and Antiquities of the ...
upoii-Ouse and Linton-upon-Ouse) Merlesuan had nine caru- cates subject to
Danegeld. There is land to five carucates. Ralph has now there one plough and
sixteen villains with four ploughs. Wood pasturable half a league long and three ...
Royal Archaeological Institute (Great Britain),
1848
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
16 0 31 best arable, meadow aud mountain ; and 14 2 12 heathy and pasturable
bog. 0 3 9 meadow ; 43 2 37 heathy and pasturable bog. 48 2 15 16 0 31 The
Annual Rent payable by each XVI. Annual Re newal Fine paid or payable by
each ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons,
1834
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Memoirs illustrative of the history and antiquities of the ...
upon-Ouse and Linton-upon-Ouse) Merlesuan had nine caru- cates subject to
Danegeld. There is land to five carucates. Ralph has now there one plough and
sixteen villains with four ploughs. Wood pasturable half a league long and three ...
Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland,
1848
Besides this also two hundred and eighty acres of wood pasturable in places. In
the time of King Edward it was worth twenty shillings, now thirty shillings. “ Manor.
In Gerneham (Irnham) Merlosuen had seven carncates of land subject to ...
Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland,
1848
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Townlands in Ulster: Local History Studies
The valuators distinguish the value of the land in great detail and comment on the
methods and quality of land reclamation: 'bog part being gravelled' (Gallan Lower
10); 'reclaimed moor and coarse green mixed pasturable verges' (Sessagh of ...
W. H. Crawford, R. H. Foy,
1998
A lack of pasturable reserves within the territory owned by Oirats pushed their
rulers into the path of internal strife and external expansion, encroaching on the
nomadizing ranges of Mongol, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Nogai and other feudal lords.
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A Statistical Account, Or Parochial Survey of Ireland
There are no moun- Him. tains, but many hills, which are all pasturable, or even
arable. There is some bog, with moor adjoining, on Bog. the road from Garrick to
Croghan, on the left hand; and beyond Croghan, a small bog on the right hand.
A lack of pasturable reserves within the territory owned by Oirats pushed their
rulers into the path of internal strife and external expansion, encroaching on the
nomadizing ranges of Mongol, Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Nogai and other feudal lords.
Elza-Bair Mataskovna Gouchinova,
2013
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PASTURABLE»
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pasturable is used in the context of the following news items.
The Twentieth Anniversary of the Rwanda Genocide: What has been …
... extension of growing competition for the increasingly scarce natural resources of Darfur, mainly water and land that is arable or pasturable. «Sudan Tribune, Apr 14»
Human Security in Darfur, Year's End 2012: South Darfur
... women and girls from their families are raped, and intimidation in various forms makes clear that the violent seizure of arable and pasturable ... «Sudan Tribune, Jan 13»