 | Giuseppe Acerbi - 1802 - 442 sidor
...of that winter was fo great, that there was not a fmgle fpot near, where the water was not fro/.en to the depth of a yard from the furface. It was neceflary...the water as from a well. Immediately on filling the cafks, they were obliged to carry them off with all poffible fpeed, left the water fhould be congealed,... | |
 | 1802 - 542 sidor
...the aid of the owners. The feverity of (hit ', inter was fo great, that there was nut a finóle fyot near, where the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the furface. It was neceffary to break the ice with hatchets and hammers, and draw up the water as from a well. Imr.icdiately... | |
 | Arthur Aikin - 1803 - 996 sidor
...to tht aid of the owners. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near, where the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the surface. It was necessary to break the ice with hatchets and hammers, and to draw up the water as from... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1803 - 892 sidor
...to the aid of the owners. The severity of that winUr was so great, that there was not 2 single spot near where the water •was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the surface. It was necessary to break the ice with hatchets and hammers, and to draw the water from the... | |
 | 1803 - 866 sidor
...to the aid of the ownere. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near where the water •was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the sut face. It was necessary to break the ice with hatchets and hammer.«, and to draw the water from... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1803 - 1298 sidor
...to the aid of the owners. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near where the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the surface. It was necessary to break the ice with hatcheta and hammers, and to draw the water from the... | |
 | 1803 - 892 sidor
...to the aid of the owners. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near where the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the surface. It was necessary to break the ice with hatchets and hammers, and to draw the water from the... | |
 | 1803 - 748 sidor
...or ihe owners. The feverit; oi that winter was fo great, that there was not a fmgle fpot near, when the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from ike liuiacf. It was necclïary to break the ice with hate! et» and hammers, and to draw »p the wa;cr... | |
 | Joseph Taylor - 1838 - 672 sidor
...to the aid of the owners. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near where the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the surface. It was necessary to break the ice with hatchets and hammers, and to draw up the water as from... | |
 | Cornelius Walford - 1876 - 846 sidor
...to the aid of the owners. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near, where the water was not frozen to the depth of a yard from the surface. It was necessary to break the ice with hatchets and hammers, and to draw the water from the... | |
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South of the city. The accident being announced by the discharge of cannon, all the fire engines were immediately hurried to the aid of the owners. The severity of that winter was so great, that there was not a single spot near where the water was not... 