 Direction., and applied wherever a Trench or Hole of any Size is to be cut out in a Bog. By this Means, the Charge of Digging is made up to the Farmer in good Turf, and the Labour pays itfelf. ' In cutting your Trench, be careful to leave a Gun on each...  The Dublin society's weekly observations - Page 125by Royal Dublin society - 1739Full view - About this book
 | William Ellis - Agricultural systems - 1746 - 358 pages
...Expence of Trenching : And this I defire may be underftood as a general Direction, and applied whereever a Trench, or Hole, of any Size, is to be cut out in...Side of your Plot : This is a Piece of Bog uncut, defign'd as a Pallage in and out, with a Chanel for the Water bored in it ; it muft be nine or.ten... | |
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