 | 540 sider
...belonged) (o lay a plot of land, from five «o twelve acres (besides the common before-mentioned), to other of the cottages, and to add a small building,...some instances, small sums of money •were lent to cottagers, for the purchase of a cow, a mare, or a pig. The following good effects have been the consequence... | |
 | Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, Arthur Young - 1809 - 470 sider
...five to twelve acres (besides the common before-mentioned), to other of the cottages, and to add n small building, sufficient to contain a horse or a...cottagers, for the purchase of a cow, a mare, 'or n pig. " The following good effects have been the consequence of this proceeding. It has not in one... | |
 | 1885 - 1074 sider
...enclosure. The following account is given of the enclosure of a parish in Worcestershire, near Tewkesbury: of the cottages, and to add a small building sufficient to contain a horse or a cow, and likewise grafting stocks to raise orchards. In some instances small sums of money were lent to these cottagers... | |
 | Timothy Morton - 2000 - 184 sider
...parish belonged) to lay a plot of land, from five to twelve acres (besides the common before-mentioned) to other of the cottages, and to add a small building,...cottagers, for the purchase of a cow, a mare, or a P'gThe following good effects have been the consequence of this proceeding. It has not, in one instance,... | |
 | 1885 - 1036 sider
...almost the whole of the parish belonged, to lay out a plot of land, besides the common before mentioned, to other of the cottages, and to add a small building...sufficient to contain a horse or a cow, and likewise grafting stocks to raise orchards. In some instances small sums of money were lent to these cottagers... | |
 | 1885 - 1034 sider
...out a plot of land, besides the common before mentioned, to other 188o THE ENCLOSURE OF COMMONS. 445 of the cottages, and to add a small building sufficient to contain a horse or a cow, and likewise grafting stocks to raise orchards. In some instances small sums of money were lent to these cottagers... | |
 | 1817 - 474 sider
...this circumstance that led to the laying out of a plot of lands, besides the common before mentioned, to other of the cottages, and to add a small building sufficient to contain a horse or cow; and likewise grafting stocks to raise orchards. In some instances small sums of money were lent... | |
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... families in a more neat and decent manner than those whose cottages were without land; and it was this circumstance, which induced the lord of the manor, (to whom almost the whole of the parish belonged... 