There may be for example the pottery town, the weaving town, the country town, the fishing town, the colliery town: in the country there is the district of the dairy farmer, of the sheep farmer, of the grain grower and miller, of the fruit farmer, of the hop grower, and many districts may partake of more than one characteristic.

There may be for example the pottery town, the weaving town, the country town, the fishing town, the colliery town: in the country there is the district of the dairy farmer, of the sheep farmer, of the grain grower and miller, of the fruit farmer, of the hop grower, and many districts may partake of more than one characteristic.

By the Act of 1815 wheat might be exported upon a payment of one shilling per quarter customs duty, but the importation of foreign grain was practically prohibited until the price of wheat in England had reached eighty shillings a quarter, that is to say, until a certain price had been secured for the grower of grain at the expense of all the consumers in this country.

It was not permitted to Englishmen to obtain their supplies from any foreign land, unless on conditions that suited the English corn-grower's pocket.

THE RED VARIETIES OF WHEAT are generally hardier and more easily grown than the white sorts, and, although of less value to the miller, they are fully more profitable to the grower, in consequence of the better crops which they produce.

Merchant and cultivator and wool-grower found better work ready to their hand than fighting, and the appearance of mercenary soldiers marked everywhere the development of peaceful industries.

The commandant walked through the long rows of fires, speaking to a merchant here, nodding to a date-grower there, casting quick glances and saying nothing to the spies who, mingling with the people, sat about the kouss-kouss pots, and reported to the commandant, each morning, the date set for his throat-cutting.

He has not wit and handiness enough for the more delicate work of a little spade-farm: and he would sink, as the Negro seems inclined to sink, into a mere grower of food for himself; or take to drinkas too many of the white immigrants to certain West Indian colonies did thirty years agoand burn the life out of himself with new rum.

"He is a grower of cocoa in the rich valley.

Let no cotton-grower ever budge.

The grower is paid cash by the government agents.

Our oak isn't good quality, and maple is such an interminably slow grower.

For instance, Desiccated Soup Maker, Filbert Grower and (simply) Retired.

When the utmost care has been used in its cultivation and drying the price paid by the Government to the grower does not exceed half a franc the pound.

It has broad, light-green fronds, and is hardy and a rapid grower, and hence a good giver of oxygen.

We were an odd company: Llewellyn, a Welsh-Tahitian; Landers, a British New-Zealander; McHenry, Scotch-American; Polonsky, Polish-French; Schlyter, the Swedish tailor; David, an American vanilla-grower; "Lying Bill," English; and I, American.

Water is the only element necessary to ensure success to the Mexican wheat grower; but it is very difficult to attain thisand irrigation affords the most steady supply.

This morning he trudged out in the snow, hardly thinking this man would have any, but by mere chance the grower, suspecting snow, brought in his crop the night before, and in spite of the storm I had the first morning breath of these flowers of a day.

GOWEN, EMMETT. Dollar grower.

WAGNER, PHILIP M. A wine-grower's guide.

I discussed possible careers in civil life, and since then I had almost decided on "filbert-grower."

The White Spruce (Abies Alba Glauca) is a rapid grower, but while it is small makes a lovely show in the border; it prefers a moist situation.

How sensible to give an order of merit to the best Claret-grower.

So the rice-grower sows it in fields which he can flood or drain at will.

Last summer a fruit grower who owns fifty acres of orchards was rejoicing in one of these precipitations of moisture, when his hired man came into the house.