 | William Temple - Europe - 1731 - 506 pages
...here was driven by the Sale of young Bullocks, which for four or fire Suramej-Months ef the Year tvere carried over in very great Numbers, and this- made...all the Breeders in the Kingdom turn their Lands and Stocks chiefly to that fort of Cattle. Few Cows were bred up for the Dairy, more th^n ierved the Consumption... | |
 | William Temple - Europe - 1757 - 564 pages
...ready money here was driven by the fale of young bullocks, which for four or five fummer- months of the year were carried over in very great numbers ;...all the breeders in the kingdom turn their lands and flocks chiefly to that fort of c.utle. Few cows were bred up for the dairy, more thf.' ferved the confumption... | |
 | William Temple - 1814 - 588 pages
...ready money here was driven by the sale of young bullocks, which for four or five summer-months of the year were carried over in very great numbers;...all the breeders in the kingdom turn their lands and stocks chiefly to that sort of cattle. Few cows were bred up for the dairy, more than served the consumption... | |
 | Encyclopaedia - 1845 - 840 pages
...ready money here wus driven by the sale of young bullocks, which, for four or five summer-months of the year, were carried over in very great numbers ; and this made all the breeders in the kingdom tura their lands and stocks chiefly to that sort of muí \ Sir Win. Temple. Of advancement of Trade... | |
 | J. Houston Browne - Prime ministers - 1858 - 494 pages
...the sale of young bullocks, which, for four or five summer months of the year, were carried over iu very great numbers, and this made all the breeders in the kingdom turn their lauds and stocks chiefly to that sort of cattle." § " And severe defences may be made against weaving... | |
 | George O'Brien - Business & Economics - 1919 - 312 pages
...ready money here was driven by the sale of young bullocks, which for four or five summer months of the year were carried over in very great numbers,...cattle. Few cows were bred up for the dairy, more than served the consumption within ; and few oxen for draught which was all performed by rascally small... | |
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... up for exportation abroad. Until the transportation of cattle into England was forbidden by the late Act of Parliament, the quickest trade of ready money here was driven by the sale of young bullocks, which for four or five summer months of the year... 