 | English poetry - 1797 - 846 pages
...hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended with much fuccefs i within that ipace, the valley is tolerably level, and the banks of the brook have not more than rive feet of fand and gravel above the rock; added to this, it takes a fmall turn to the fouthward,... | |
 | 1797 - 856 pages
...with much fuccefs : within that fpace, the valley is tolerably level, and the banks of the brook Ivave not more than five feet of fand and gravel above the rock; added to. this, it takes a fmall turn to the fonthward', and, coiifequeiuly, the rude furfaces of the... | |
 | 1799 - 648 pages
...half a mile in length ; but it is only about one hundred and fifty yards above, and about two hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended...than five feet of fand and gravel above the rock: adde.d to this, it takes a fmall turn to the fouthward, and confequently the rude furfaces of the fliiftus... | |
 | William Nicholson - Chemistry - 1799 - 652 pages
...but it is only about one hundred and fifty yards above, and about two hundred yards below the'ford, that the trials have, been attended with much fuccefs...than five feet of fand and gravel above the rock: added to this, it takes a fmall turn to the fouthward, and confequently the rude furfaces of the ih... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1800 - 786 pages
...hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended with much fuccefs: within that fpace,the valley is tolerably level, and the banks of the brook...more than five feet of fand and gravel above the rock ; added to this, it Cakes a fraall turn to the fouthward. and, confequently, the. rude furfaces of... | |
 | History - 1800 - 776 pages
...above, and about two hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended with much luccefs: within that fpace, the valley is tolerably level,...banks of the brook have not more than five feet of land and gravel above the rock;. added to this, it takes a fmall turn to the fouiliT •ward, and,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1800 - 788 pages
...yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended with much luccefs : within that fpace,the valley is tolerably level, and the banks of the brook have not more than five feet of land and gravel above the rock ; added to this, it takes a fmall turn to the foiith\vard. and, confequently,... | |
 | Robert Fraser - Agriculture - 1801 - 474 pages
...fifty yards above, and about two hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended with fuccefs. Within that fpace, the valley is tolerably...than five feet of fand, and gravel above the rock. Added to this, it takes a fmall turn to the fouthward, and confequently the rude furfaces of the fhiftus... | |
 | History - 1807 - 772 pages
...hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have been attended with much success : within that space the valley is tolerably level, and the banks of the brook have not more than five feet of sand snd gravel above the rork ; added to (his, it takes a small turn to the south. Vard, and, consequently,... | |
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Refearches have been made for the gold amklft the fand and the gravel along the run o£ the brook for near half a mile in length ; but it is only about one hundred and fifty yards above, and about two hundred yards below the ford, that the trials have... 