Methods to prevent taint from turnips in dairy cows
A letter to Manchester Agriculture Society describes using four cream kept free from taint to prevent butter taint when cows feed on cabbages and turnips. It discusses acetous fermentation, frequent churnings, and a cautionary note on limited trials, plus a fencing method for fruit trees using lime and farmyard manure, claimed to deter cattle without rails or thorns.
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London
Thomas B. Batley
Agriculture Society
Manchester
Taylor
Pendleton
Eccles
Lancashire
Herefordfaire
É&C
Samuel Part
William Strettell
Part
Strettell
Credat
Gardening lore from Evelyn and Platt on tree care
A centuries old debate on plant protection cites Sir Hugh Platt and Mr Evelyn. They advise mixing green cow dung and urine to wash trees, brushing high, to prevent bark damage from animals and canker. Evelyn also notes deer conies and hares harming plantations and suggests using various repellents including human semen and tanning liquor to deter them.
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Mr. Evelyn
Hugh
Evelyn
Notice of Bond Lottery Payoff by East India Company
The United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies announces payment of 502,670 part of money raised on board. Bonds listed will be paid off by a Lottery on Monday the 30th at Leadenhall Street. Interest on bonds ceases after payment. Provisions for bondholders to present for payment on that date.
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East Indies
Leadenhall Street
Subich
Derby Races 1777 Weepstake at Sinfin Moor
Derby races of 1777 to be run over Sinfin Moor near Derby on the second day of the meeting a weepstake subscription of 20 guineas for colts and fillies rising three years old. Colts to carry 8 stone 7 pounds fillies 8 stone 4 pounds. One two mile heat. Subscribers must name by March 16 to Mr Samuel Simpon Clerk of the course at Derby.
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Derby
Samuel Simpon
Pridden
Israel Lyons
Cambridge
Board of Longitude
North Pole
Heath
M. A. Restor
Kempton, Herts
Dugard
West Bourne
John Pridden
Nesco
Ftreet
J Riced
Amc
Admiralty Notice and Ladies Jewelry Advertisement 1776
The Admiralty proclaims new forms passes will be issued from January for subjects trading with Barbary cruisers, with exceptions for North American colonies still prohibited, and old passes remain valid until August 1777. Also includes an 1680 advertisement for imitation pearls and hair dye products sold in London by Archer at Fleet Street near the King's Printing Office.
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North America
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King's
Hariot Foley
Pesaro
London Magazine
Europe
Times
Lord S.ffold
Conway
R. Baldwin
Paterneiter Row
Auctions for Farm Land and Timber in Suffolk and Surrey
Multiple notices announce auctions of freehold farms and outbuildings in Suffolk near Woodbridge with 124 acres and two miles from a market town, two acres copyhold, and rent details. Also up for bid are timber lots from Moor Park near Farnham and Guildford, with conditions of sale and viewing arrangements, including shipbuilding timber and oak elm and beech, by various agents.
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Suffolk
Bredfield
Bouldge
Woodbridge
Debach
Isaac Buss
Michaelmas
Rich
Wood
Melton
Queen’s Head
Farnham
Surry
Moor Park
John Hoar
Queer’s Head
Auction of Bath inn and estate at White Harp Inn
A leasehold sale in Bath on Thursday in January next between noon and two at the premises offers the White Harp Inn in Stall Street with three dining rooms six parlors brewhouse and servant’s hall adjoining stabling for eighty horses and outbuildings. Included are household goods furniture stock in trade and vehicles with further particulars from Mr Tydeil Mr Moody and Mr Percivel.
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Stall-street
Bath
Tydeil
Chepslow
Robert Moody
William Percivel
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