 ... it was not many years since the famous city of London petitioned the parliament of England against two nuisances ; and these were, Newcastle coals, in regard to their stench, &c., and hops, in regard they would spoil the taste of drink, and endanger...  British Farmer's Magazine - Página 861844Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Young people - 1877 - 696 páginas
...generally adopted. Mr. W. Blishe, in a periodical published in 1649, says that "it was not many years since the famous city of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two nuisances, and these were ' Newcastle Coals and Hops." " IRON. The use of this metal is of very high... | |
 | George James De Wilde - 1878 - 274 páginas
...writer in 1649 says, although " hops were then grown to be a national commodity, it was not many years since the famous city of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two nuisances, — and these were Newcastle coals in regard to their stench, &c., and hops in regard they... | |
 | 1888 - 980 páginas
...tho setting of corn was then a subject of much discussion. "It was not many years," says Blythe, " since the famous city of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two anusancies or offensive commodities, which were likely to come into great use and esteem ; and that... | |
 | Charles Edward Groves - 1889 - 862 páginas
...before 1649, the citizens of London are stated to have petitioned Parliament against two nuisances or offensive commodities which were likely to come into great use and esteem, and these were, " Newcastle coals, on account of their stench, <te., and hops, in regard they would spoyle... | |
 | Thomas Spencer Baynes - 1890 - 976 páginas
...the setting of corn was then a subject of much discussion. "It was not many years," says Blythe, " since the famous city of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two anusancies or offensive commodities, which were likely to come into great use and esteem ; and that... | |
 | Nelson A. Dunning - 1891 - 824 páginas
...the setting of grain was then a subject of much discussion. " It was not many years," says Blythe, " since the famous city of London petitioned the parliament of England against two anusancies or offensive commodities, which were likely to come into great use and esteem, and that... | |
 | Walter Jerrold - 1907 - 494 páginas
...endanger the lives of the people." As a Commonwealth writer on agriculture said, " it was not many years since the famous City of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two anusancies or offensive commodities, which were likely to come into great use and esteem ; and that... | |
 | Donald McDonald - 1908 - 244 páginas
...London petitioned the Parliament of Kngland against two Anusancies (nuisances) or offensive commodities were likely to come into great use and esteem and that was Newcastle Coal in regard to their stench etc. and Hops in regard that they would spoyl the taste of drink and endanger the people.... | |
 | 1876 - 584 páginas
...than hops. Bllth I"' * ne English Improver Improved'' (published in 1653), says: Mt is not many years since the famous City of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two nuisances, and these were Newcastle coals. In regard of their stench, etc., and lions, in regard they... | |
 | 1876 - 862 páginas
...than hops. Blith, in " The English Improver Improved" (published in 1653), says, "It is not many years since the famous City of London petitioned the Parliament of England against two nuisances, and these were Newcastle coals, in regard of their stench, etc., and hops, in regard they... | |
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