PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «BYREMAN»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «BYREMAN»
Descubre el uso de
byreman en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
byreman y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The English Jersey Cattle Society's Herd Book
Dam 44009 Ardmore Dorothy by Byreman's Gem 20768. Breeders and Owners,
H. H. & W. B. Glenn. 57970 ARDMORE DRESDEN (O AL2Ü), whole colour, born
Oct. 13th, 1944. Sire Moles Blushing Gamble 22826 [«. Woodfold Blushing Lad ...
English Jersey Cattle Society, 1944
2
The Harleian Dairy System: And an Account of the Various ...
Every byreman, or feeder, had a box wheelbarrow for removing the cow-dung to
the apertures above the cellars. It was afterwards found more convenient to make
the depot in the centre of the cellar, than to put the dung down at every aperture ...
3
Reports ... for 1852(-1855), etc. vol. 1
... at the time of inspection last year. 18. Colds-imam Parish—Richard Hodgson,
Esq. of Carham, inspector, Premiums awarded to— William Marshall, hedger,
Milnegraden Mains, Highland Society's medal, and £1 5 0 Robert Kerr, byreman,
...
East of Berwickshire Farmers' Club (BERWICK-UPON-TWEED), 1853
4
The Harleian dairy system, and an account of the various ...
Every byreman, or feeder, had a box wheelbarrow for removing the cow-dung to
the apertures above the cellars. It was afterwards found more convenient to make
the dep6t in the centre of the cellar, than to put the dung down at every aperture ...
Within an hour of this notification another practitioner in the same district informed
the medical officer of health that the byreman on the same farm had acute gastro-
enteritis. This farm supplied tuberculin-tested unpasteurized milk to ...
Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh
In some cases the reduction in working hours may have necessitated the
employment of more workers in the byre, if only on a part time basis, and this
would have increased the labour cost even though the byreman-s wage was not
affected.
Scotland. Dept. of Agriculture, 1944
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
A cowhouse, S.] Add; " Byer, a cowhouse, Cumb." Grose. It is perhaps worthy of
observation, that this term has been traced to O. Fr. bouveric, a stall for oxen, from
boeuf, an ox. Byreman, s. A male servant who cleans the byre or cow-house on ...
A met the byreman i' the passage cairryin' strae tae his closes. " Steward," says
he, " A'm gettin' gey weel away wi' the cotton cake." " Ay," says I, " an' ye couldna
hae tell't me that i' the mornin' afore the maister gaed awa' tae the sale?
The ploughman and byreman sat down to as many bowls of porridge and cream
as they wanted, as many slices of the big cheese that stood at the end of the table
, as much butter and heather-honey as they could take. Peat burned in the fire, ...
One of the earliest of these characters was Wullie McKeeman, a byreman, who
simply turned up one day looking for work. This was before the days of the Steel
family and resident byre workers at Bogside, and Jim was in need of someone to
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «BYREMAN»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
byreman en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
David Banks: Ferrari is definitely up to speed with Natalie Bennett
Talking of female politicians, The Byreman recalls a wonderful story about Britain's first woman MP, Nancy Astor. Apparently Lady Astor's top ... «The Journal, Feb 15»
David Banks: Beware, old man in the road
Some minutes later one of Gemma's rough-shod rambler companions – “the Bobble-hat Brigade”, as the Byreman calls them – arrived to ... «The Journal, Feb 15»
David Banks: A one-eyed journalist is the last thing a hack would …
snarled the Byreman. “Never did much for Lord Westwood,” snarled Lawnmower the Sunderland fan. So I went one better: the Alexandra Eye ... «The Journal, Ene 15»
David Banks: The SNP are standing for Berwick. I offer myself to …
It wasn't that the Byreman couldn't get his teeth around it (in truth, he hasn't got any teeth!); it was when we pronounced it phonetically. «The Journal, Nov 14»
David Banks: How Band Aid turned into nobodies
Constant references by the Byreman to “tacketty boots” were taken to refer to hobnails in a double-six pattern; the muttered words “Berwick ... «The Journal, Nov 14»
David Banks: Everything was lovely until Jeremy Paxman spoilt it for …
If yes, I won't need a lift to the pub, thanks – Byreman.” Lawnmower asks whether or not I've brought back sticks of rock for the domino players. «The Journal, Oct 14»
David Banks: I'm on my way back from west Africa - and my friends …
The Byreman is declining to continue our twice-a-week car share to the pub until I have been given a full health clearance by the Coldstream ... «The Journal, Oct 14»
David Banks: Hospital stay makes for sleepless nights
The Byreman reports from Kelso: “It was a travesty, Banksy. After two miles and with two hurdles to jump he was right in the mix for a place ... «The Journal, Oct 13»
David Banks: Battle of Flodden rages on
“By God,” muttered the Byreman downing a third large brandy to calm his nerves. “Another 50 or so riders and the Jocks might beat us next year ... «The Journal, Sep 13»
Pint to pint: The Red Lion Inn, Northumberland
The Byreman gets a mention, as does Lawnmower Salesman. Presently someone asks: “Brown Ale Man been in?” On September 9 1513, the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sep 13»
